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September 7-13, 1941

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W INSTON CHURCHILL'S RA DI O understand what is good. Franklin Delano NEW YORK Y TALK did not, to our mind, add any- Roosevelt is our leader, deserves our trust thing new to the solution of world prob- and support on these simple premises. NE W YORK CITY:—There were about lems, nor, for that matter, did it take Whatever is to be our role in the world 1200 disappointed radio fans at the CBS Radio Playhouse on 45th Street to see the anything away. What he said echoed to come, may we not be sure that it strangely from 1919 and the idealiskic will be one developed, strongly and reso- "We the People" broadcast on a recent tragedy that was the end of the efforts of lutely, out of the crucible of our maturity Tuesday night. The show was put on our. beloved .War President, Woodrow as a society of men and women that looks from Fort Dix but someone forgot and Wilson. Eight points or Fourteen are of out upon life and the future as mediums the usual 1200 tickets were sent out for no consequence if first they do not reside of good agency? the New York studio. The guests heard the program via loud speakers—though in the heart that may demonstrate love While we are on the subject of Democ- not more than about 75 remained for the for humanity. racy, it might not be amiss to point out full half hour.... Garson Kanin has been But, it set us thinking —and if our one of the pitfalls into which fell a in town oo furlough and telling the radio thinking seems miraculous to those of Polish immigrant. The immigrant was a .pals made during the filming of "Citizen our esteemed readers who sharply and vo- guest of an Americanism air-quiz and ciferously at times take us to task—please was asked by the quiz-master: "What do Kane" all about army life. Some of the boyell be soldiers themselves before long, e lse merciful in judgment on what is to the letters 'R. F. D.' stand for as an follow: American public service?" The quiz-mas- so they're mighty interested in knowing what's what Now that Marion Hut- What we thought: Our country is ter saw an eager light in the eyes of the ton has gone back with the Glenn Miller earth's only real democracy. Democratic immigrant and graciously lie pointed to band, I wonder if Paula Kelly might be Ideals inspired our founding sires, have him and said: "Mr. Podoloski?" And Mr. going back with the Al Donahue outfit. been the leaven in the institur we Podoloski, the buttons on his vest strain- It would be a swell break for both of have founded, in the way of our life, our ing against a chest swelled with pride, them. . . . Phil Baker returns to the air dream of the future. It goes without bleated: "Ranklin Felon° Doosevelt," and this fall with his original east including saying that we are great in our hetero- sat down while the audience hilariously Harry "Bottle" McNaughton—and at a geneous giantism. Sprawled from one contemplated this addition to Americana reported 6500 smackers weekly' Nel- magnificent ocean to the other, from Incipiensis. • son Case has returned from California piney woods north to cotton blossoms and is the new announcer on the Johnny south, we have set and worked out a Presents program. . . Speaking of an- pattern for humanity. We think it is a CURRENTLY: nouncers—remember Don Ball? Don's good pattern—the best so far evolved — for the rest of the world. We think, also, ON AND OFF THE BEAM 2 been away from the announcing game for some time, acting as assistant CBS Pro- it is a better pattern than has yet come RADIO LIFE IN NEW YORK 2 duction Editor. lie's being groomed again out of Europe with its lethal intrigues, By Joy Kaye its crass politicism and pseudo-divine for announcing spots and his first whack GENERAL RADIO NEWS 3 at it will be as m. c. on the harry von rights to rule. We have had sons emerge on this land we have blinded. These sons, LORD OF CRESTFALLEN MANOR 5 Zell baseball quiz next Wednesday. . . including our current War President, Hp Iton Bahr,. Orson Welles is getting his radio group Franklin Delano Roosevelt, are products ANCIENT? —NOT JOE HO WARD 7 all pepped up again with new picture plans.. So far, only one sure of a part Is of our democratic process. Scanning the meaning of democracy we find it to THEATRE NOTES 7 Agnes Moorehead —the rest are just hop- ing. . . . There's a little old lady In a mean: A way of life and of being that LATEST IN CONTESTS 8 accords to all men their just share in. poke bonnet and a velvet cape who "crashes" every Monday evening perform- the privileges they have in common, peace THREE RING TIME 9 ance of the "Gay Nineties Revue." She's and a consistent goodwill and a will to do MAN ON THE COVER 11 been coming every week for months and better for all who are of us. MOSCO W IN FLAMES 12 months and the ushers generally give her And we thought: Bitter though the con- a front row seat and they have nick- tingency of war may be, sadly though we COMING OUT OF THE ETHER 12 named her the "One-Eyed Connolly of contemplate its urgency, there is this to ii th Bernie Radio." Last Monday she came backstage say: No true son of our democracy will GAGS OF WEEK 23 after the performance and handed Gene- betray us. And there is no record in our CONSUMER'S CLUB 21 vieve Rowe a hand-embroidered tablecloth history that those we have chosen to By Chef Milani which she had made to show her apprecia- leadership over our destiny have betrayed tion of Miss Rowe's singing as Jenny us. Sharp may be our disagreement with PROGRAM FINDER 30 Lind , An invite has arrived to attend Roosevelt or loud our praise, bitter our Ilka Chase's "Penthouse Party" a week damnation of Lindbergh and 'Wheeler or DAILY LOGS — from Friday, only this penthouse will be warm their place in our hearts—this much SUNDAY 6 a reconditioned barn. Ilka is doing a still is true: President Roosevelt is a MONDAY 10 summer theatre show in Westport, Con- product of Democracy. Ile is one of its necticut, and the Friday evening broad- sons—how great only the future may dis- TUESDAY 14 cast -will emanate from backstage. Little close—but son he is. It is not within WEDNESDAY 18 Yvette will be on hand, too, to sing her compass of conceivability that such a son THURSDAY 24 songs, so it should be it swell show md a would betray the brethren who, with lii,im, FRIDAY 26 lot of fun to boot. have earnestly wished good for America, —JAY KAYE and for the world, as we of a democracy SATURDAY 28

RA DIO LIFE is published weekly by Compton Piloting C 01111)1111 , lUZ9 West Washington Boulevard. Los Angeles. Phone HI. 5262. Pululishei. Cal I st utosoy: Editor. Hanson H. Hathaway; Log Editor, Hal Julian: Editor Wouien's and Children's Affairs, Evelyn Bigsby, Business Manager, Vinson Vaughan: Circulation Manager, Gall Cole. Postpaid Subscriptions are, $2.00 per year of 52 Issues. Advertising Rates may be had on application to the Business Manager. Single copies are 2c. Unsolicited material is sent at sender'e risk. Radio Life sesames no responsibilit) for same All remittances should be by Postal Money '3rder, Express Money Order, or Ch eek In favor of Radio Life. Currency le sent at .ender's risk This issue is numbered Volume 3, No. 26. Entire contents of [hit issue copyrighted 1941. RepriAtIng in Whole or part without permission strictly prohibited Editorial Offices, 15•11 North VIDO nitwit. Hollywood. gehmhone, H E mpsteed 11025. Business and Advertising ° Meek 1029 West W ashington Hddevard, L011 Angeles. Telephone Rich mond 5269. "NEWS MAGAZINE NO OTHER OF THE MAGAZINE LIKE IT AIRLANES" 1111111SJ LIFE' IN AMERICA SEPTE MBER 7, 1941 PAGE 3 RADIO: West 4( National 4( International ther evidence of the trend: John Barry- more's sontract has been renewed on Rudy Program Changes This Week Vallee' Thursday evening program, in& eating that the accent will continue to be Editor's Note: As rapidly as they are furnished by Log Editors of principal broadcasting net• work, and major western independents., complete program and time chaoges will lie noted, neck on broad comedy; moreover, guest stars to week, in this section. Readers are informed, however, that even noted changes mitt not hold already booked include top film come- true, because of broadcasting problems, and nearly overwhelmlog pressure of world aftwrs. to which the Radio Industry, In interests of public service, sacrifices time, money nod. in *Om , dians. cases, programs, that ideals of public service shall be maintained. 'NP" means New Program ”NT" means New Time. Ed East, rotund master-of-ceremonies Change Program Station Time Day of last season's "Ask It Basket" and NP "Spotlight" programs, received three re- Puget Sound Salmon Derby KFI 5:30 a.m. Sun. NT At Ease KFI quests for auditioas in one day. Col. NT 8:45 a.m. Sun. Layman's Views of News RECA 9:30 a.m. Sun. NT Stoopnagle is similarly busy. East also Captain Quiz Kti 11:30 au,. Sun. NP Young America Sings A Swings Kr! 12:30 p.m. Sun. is adding several nee./ sponsors to his early NT Music for Listening KFI 2:01.1 p.m. Sun. NT morning "Breakfast in Bedlam" program, CBC Military Band KILL KGB, KFXM, KVOE 2:t10 p.m. Sun. NP Chase and Sanborn Show KFI 4:00 p.m. Sun. aired locally in New York. NT Joe Crall SIB 6:30 p.m. Sun. NP Bright Horizons KN X 11,1:1/0 a.m. Moo. thru. Fri. Finally, all old favorites will be back: NP Opening of L. A. City Schools KECA 14,1:110 a.m. Mon. Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Al Pearce, Fib- NP Victor LindJahr KHJ 11:00 a.m. Mon., Wed., Fri. NT Market Place KHJ 11:30 a.m. Mon., Wed., Fri. ber McGee and Molly, Eddie Cantor, NT Off the Record KGB 3:30 p.m. Mon. thru. Fri. Fanny Brice and Frank Morgan, Bob NP Brewster Family Kit 5:30 p.m. Moo. NP Adeenturen of Frank Farrell KG ER 6:15 p.m. Mon. thru. Sat. Hope and Jerry Colonna. In addition, NP Bob Montgomery vs. Mike Kaplan SAX A 0:30 p.m. Mon. Phil Baker, Walter O'Keefe, and Ed Wynn NP Tom. Dick and Harry KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KVOE 8:00 p.m. Mon. may be heard. Close Your Eyes KGB 8:45 p.m. Tues. Superman KGB 5:90 p.m. Tues., Wed., Tb. I Jack Hoot KGB 5:15 p.m. Tues. Below are NBC programs, old and new, I. Nat'l Boxing Area. Convention KEt'A, KFSD G:011 p.m. Tues. NT that are coming cr have come back to Fantasy in Melody KECA 6:15 p.m. Tues. NP L. A. Times Program KHJ 7:45 p.m. Tues. the air, and the times of airing. Noted NP Bayshore Handicap KGB, KVOE, KFXM 12:45 p.m. Wed, times may change but the editors will NT Public Sertice KFSD 3:00 O.m. Wed. NT announce changes in time to prevent an- John Steele. KILL KGB 5:15 p.m. Wed. NP Glendale Steeplechase KGB, KFXM KVOE 12:45 p.m. Thurs. noyance whenever possible: NT Britain Speaks KILL KGB, li',OE .30 p.m. Tim m NT John thekson from Berlin KHJ. KGB 5:15 p.m. Thurs. August 31, The Great Gildersleeve, Ni' Chalky Wright vs. Joey Archibald KECA, KFSD 8:30 p.tniaburs, NP Linton Welles, News Sunda)ts, 2:30 p. KFI. KN X 8:00 p.m. -Thurs. NT American Cruise KNX 8:05 p.m. Than. 'September 3, Time To S mile, Wednes- NP Herbert Foote and Joe Allen KNX 9:15 p.m. Thurs. days, 8 p. KFI. NT By the Nay KN X 9:311 p.m. Thu m NP Congressman George H. Bender Kul 3:30 p.m. Fri. S'eptember 4, Maxwell House Coffee NT Shatter Parker'. Circus KILL KGB, EFX3t, KVOE 5:15 p.m. Fri. NP Time, Thursdays, 7:30 p. in., KFI. Three Ring Time, witlx.Miltou Reels KIM, KGB, & MM. KVOE 5:311 p.m. Fri. NP Tailspin Tom my KNX 8:30 p.m. Fri. September 7, Chase and Sanborn Show, NT Federated Churches KECA 9:00 a.m. Sat. NT Sundays, 4 p. m., NFL Forty Plus KECA 9:15 a.m. mitt. NP Buffalo Presents KNX 10:00 a.m. Sat. September 8, That Brewster Boy, Mon- NP Books and Authors KMPC 10:30 a.m. Sat. days, 0:30 p. iii., KFI. NI. Beldome Handicap KH.I, KVOE, KFX.M It:45 p.m. Sat. •I' From New England to Yon KF1 1;00 p.m. Sat. September 23, Pepsodent Show starring NI Proudly We Hail KNX 3:30 p.m. Sat. Bob Hope, Tuesdays. 6 p. in., KFI. • I Cultured Speech Kt:CA 0:30 p.m. Sat. September 28, Eleanor Roosevelt, com- Pageant of Melody KH.1, KGB, Krxm. KVOE 0:30 p.m. Sat, N'I This Is Judy Jones IEFCA 7:00 p.m. Sat. ments, 3:45 p. m., KECA. September 28, Edmund Lowe and Vic- tor McLaglen in serialization of "Witat Price Glory," 4:30 p. m., KECA. September 30, Treasury Hour (shifts Comedy Rules Winter Air front CBS), 5 p. n KFI. September 30, Fibber and Molly, 6:30 AST WEEK, with air-return- Vallee's show, heads his own program p. m., KFI. ing programs nearly all estab- Oct. 4th to follow the Vallee program. October 5, Jell, Show starring Jack lished for the fall and winter Bob Burns has his own program com- Benny, Sundays, 4 p. iii., KFI. season, sponsors and producers mencing September 16th on CBS. Simi- October 5, Tot y Wons Radio Scrap- in the aggregate had decided larly, Hal "Gildersleeve" Peary has cut book, Sundays, 11:15 p. iii., KECA. on one thing: A turbulent world, caught himself out of the Fibber McGee and October 5, A iventure. of Sherlock between the twin devils of impending Molly program, now heads his own com- Holmes, Sundays, 7:30 p. m., KFI. post-war depressions and war itself, has edy show c all e d "The Great Gilder- October 6, The Westerners, Mondays, need for laughter. sleeve," which first aired August 91st. Wednesdays, Friel vs. 7:30 p. 221., KFI. That comedians would rule radio roosts Burns and Allen have been recalled for October 6, Knickerbocker Playhouse, for the 1941-42 season is foregone con- a new series and Ransom Sherman, whose Saturdays, 7230 p iii., KFI. clusion. At first timorously shying at the "Hap Hazard" was a summer fill-in for October 7, Bur & Allen, 4:30 p. imponderable necessit y of advertising Fibber and Molly, gained a new lease an KFI. wares, raw materials for which might not radio life when sponsors decided to bank- October 15, "I- ap Hazard" with Ran- be available in sufficient quantities, time- roll him on a second program. Zanies son: Sherman (tit r to come), KFI. buying manufacturers in face of network Abbott and Costello will continue on the October 16, Am :rice's Town Meeting of reports of increased time-sales, aligned Edgar Bergen show when he and his the Air, 6:30 p. it., KECA. themselves in their most successful sell- dummy return September 7th. October 19, Metropolitan Opera Audi- ing meth:un--radio. Into step Mutual fell, turning up with tions, 2 p. iii., RI I. As Radio Life last-minuted develop- one of the big plums of the new season, October 23, E ng Crosby returns to ments these acre highlights: Frank Fay, a program featuring comedian Milt on Music Hall, 6 p. n., KFI. H:teran vaude‘illian heard before on Rudy Berle, dramatist Charles Laughton. Fur- October 23, C 'median Frank Fay In SEPTE MBER 7, 1941.

cultural, scientific, artistic and kindred esthetic achievements. Said Fair officials: "A dazzling galaxy of super talent from around the world has been assembled for the lavish song-spun extravaganza to be presented on a huge open-air stage the last eight nights. Practically every field of the show world —radio, movie, opera, vaudeville, hippodrome and circus will be represented under the timely title, "Music on Wings". Designed on a scale far too large for any theater or auditor- ium, it employs a huge cast of singers, dancers, comedians and specialty artists. Its costs exceed $100,000 and an entire train to transport the scenery, baggage, and accessories has been chartered. Notable is the fair as third largest in the state in attendance--and pari-mutuel handle. The horse racing programs every afternoon are outstanding this year. Pari- mutuel facilities have been increased. Four tunnels have been cut from the grandstand seating area to the second floor of the building, the entire space given to the pari-mutuels. During first nine nights is to be a brilliant society horse show, blue-blooded aristocrats from the foremost stables in the country to parade. A giant joy zone is to feature days punctuated with parades, contests, sports, A view at Pomona Fair grounds where Los Angeles County annually draws from conventions, reunions, drills, massed Ms State lhe best in agricultural, industrial, mechanical exhibits of California'. bands, other feature attractions. prowess.

AGAINST THE FLOOD: Difficult variety show (time to come), KFI. among problems faced by engineers of w wwww w www ww December 16, Metropolitan Opera, 11 the nation is that of flood control. An- 6. in., KECA. nually throughout the land rampaging Ivory Sunday—KNX-6:30 P.M. rivers pound against friable banks, raise The CBS schedule, also subject to flood crests above shorelines, sweep in change, follows: over countrysides to devastate priceless The Family Party, starring Gladys arable acres, ruin homes, add to life losses Swarthout (Al Goodman's orchestra) by this and other hazards of nature on ROMPOE 01 started August 31, KNX. Major Bowes the wild-loose. • returned September 4. Sensing that flood control is not com- September 7, Sunday Concert Hour pletely an engineering problem, but also the 0110 with Detroit Symphony, 6 p. in., KNX. one of awakened sentiment leading to September 8, Radio Theatre with Cecil civic pressures to give engineers money B. DeMille, 5 p. in., KNX. and authority to do their good works, September 15, Orson Welles in new radio last week was reported doing its drama series, 6 p. m., KNX. part. September 16, The Arkansas Traveller, Months ago Margaret Lewerth and Ann starring Bob Burns, 9:30 p. in., KNX. Daly, writers of the "Bess Johnson" radio A thrilling new radio program the September 18, Duffy's Tavern, 9 p. script, unconsciously plotted a flood con- whole family will enjoy. Gripping, KNX. trol theme, first injected the idea over dramatic, yet historically accurate September 19, Kate Smith with Ted air August 5. New York Times broke a ... human interest stories that re- Straeter's choir, Jack Miller's orchestra, special story from Mount Holly, N. J., create the romance and adventure 9 p. m., KNX. that citizens were to petition Governor behind the development of South- September 19, The First Nighter, 9:30 Edison, President Roosevelt for flood con- ern California from the earliest p. in., KNX, with Ginny Simms appearing trol appropriations, apparently totally un- Spanish days. in last 5 minutes as soloist. inspired by the radio parallel, mythical October 1, Fred Allen with Kenny citizens of a mythical Radio Mt. Holly. Baker, Al Goodman's orchestra, 9 p. in., For weeks now, Bess Johnson has paced KNX. air drama with insistent efforts to put SEPTEMBER 7, RANCHO SAN RAFAEL October 3, Al Pearce and his gang, 6:30 over the plans of "Engineer Scot Thorne" . . . the land where now are lo- p. in. , KNX. to saddle tempestuous "Moccasin River" cated Glendale, Garvanza, Eagle October 5, Helen Hayes, dramatic by damming and flooding surrounding Rock, part of Flintridge, Highland series, 7:30 p. m., KNX. farms. Park and Occidental College. October 5, Silver Theatre, drama, 3:30 The real Mount Holly in low-lying Watch for the broadcast of your p. in., KNX. community's story. October 5, William Shirer, news com- Burlington County has been trying to promote the diversion of its Rancocas mentator, 2:45 p. in., KNX. Creek, which seasonally overflows its [..... d ., banks to cause hundreds of thousands of TITLE INSURANCE COUNTY FAIR: Proud are Southern dollars damage. AND 11F1, 9:15 a.m. Californians of their greatest of County Mon.-Fri. Fairs, that held annually in Pomona, to TRUST COMPANY REPAIR MEN'S VERNACULAR: Ra- L O S A N G I I I I be held this year from September 12 to 28 in modernized display of the State dio-wise is Dr. Orestes H. Caldwell, editor WIrsmir wrow•wwwwwwww w."..wwwwww and County's industrial, business, aft* (Continued on P age I V PAGE 5 SEPTE MBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE

01 te C'RESTVALL11141 MANOR

By Don Sabre

Hap Hazard's Show be-pimpled gawk for a clerk, a bluster- ing mildly alcoholic handy-man, a Tillie Promises a Winter Lisch who waits on tables and makes up beds, beds that collapse in the witching hours and a cook who can perform the Of Grins and Laughs miracle of waving a frond of celery across a kettle of boiling water and proudly an- nounce "soup de jour" as though this were ERE probably are places some- a major event in lives of the guests— where in this broad land of when there are any guests. ours that are like "Crestfallen Ransom Sherman is, of course, more Manor", but of one thing we personable than the proprietor of such a can be certain: Wherever they are they cannot be one-half so funny as place in real life. But he has developed his characterization of the composite own- the mythical place from which Ransom er of the nation's Crestfallen Manors to Sherman, radio's newly created character, "Hap Hazard" comes airing be fore a a satisfying degree. Edna Odel, who brings to Crest- fallen Ma or the lilt of. we laugh-stricken audience at 5:30 p.m. Tues- Ransom's place of business is sup- guess. I ish vocaloveliness. days, KFI (NBC-Red). posed to be a run-down vacation re- The Manor is perhaps like those quaint sort. He never makes enough money hotels one sees in journeys through pro- to put the place in working order, is, vincial America, hotels that have inevit- at his funniest best, an awkward and able loose shingles that bang lustily in the inept and well-meaning fellow who is night winds, doors that hang drunkenly often puzzled, sometimes dismayed at - and creak like lonesome ghosts, floors the turn things will take. that crackle and weave underfoot, cracks in walls, temperamental taps that pay no He occasionally tries to rise superior attention to their prescribed duties—run- to the distressing things that happen to ning hot water from the cold, cold from his ambition of making something of the hot with the noisy abandon of whales Crestfallen Manor. At these times he has and sea lions coming up for air. Pro- been known to appear at a convention of prietors of these hotels are almost always smart hotel owners and harangue them garrulous old duffers who make big talk on "How To Run a Hotel" with empha- on hospitality and deprecate woeful lack sis, entirely unintentional on the "down." of services with more handsome talk on . . . Some carelessly-thrown-away carrot atmosphere. Such hotels usually have a seeds sprouted in the back yard of Crest- fallen Manor and inspired Hap Hazard, after affectionately regarding the pair of SUNDAY'S BEST BETS stringy and sickly carrots that struggled from their unwatered habitat, to address BERGEN-McCARTHY: EFL 4 p. m. — Irresponsible' launch fall monkey-slab:we, abet- Crestfallen's women on "Modern Technics ted by Abbott and Costello, ornamented by in Garden Making" or "S owing With guest appearance of Deanna Durbin. Complete Abandon To Grace with Bloom VOICES IN THE WIND: 4:30 p. m. —Informally blends dramatic sketches, poets, and Beauty Hitherto Undeveloped Areas characterisations. About the Home Site" . . . THE GOLDEN HOUR: RAJ, I p. Finest of concert artists and symphonic music. One night a lady guest was caught in Perepiringlg hard does Felix BEHIND THE MILE: YMCA, 15:30 p. a folding bed which, carrying out the Mills work to musically lead behind scenes showing how com mercial full implications of its title, promptly Ha? Hazard through his days as radio grogram is created, auditioned, 'old. (Continued on Page 14) Lord of Crestfallen Manor. K FS6 K6FJ ODA KFAC K6ER SUNDAY LOGS " GE 6 KIATR KFI KEGA KHJ MO T FSDT KIAPCTKI EV TOW13-TKNX iFFC KFOXT KGBT KVOE 570T640 T iciu T 930-T1020T 1150 1240 T1330T13 OT SUNDAY Program Highlights 600 110 °72 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

,,,, 4: Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon and KVOK -9, This Is Fort Dim; 9:30, KRRD -1, Request Music. Evening Programs in Boldface. Voice of Prophecy Choir; 9:43, RGFJ-1, Popular Concert. Hollywood Whispers. RFOX -1, (tech; 1:15, Ross Ball- Religion 8:30-Don't Be Personal. ILNX room; 1:45, Lucca Floor Show. 9:00-Are You Musical? IIMPC. 10 to 11 A. M. KGER -1, News; 1:05, Spanish Hour. 9:00-Columbia Church, KNX KFX.M -1:30, The Defenders. EF1-10, Upton Clo w 10:15. Sere- EFSD -1, E. Yeti' Orch.; 1:30, 12:00-Sunday Vespers, EECA- Outstanding Music nade for Sunday; 10:3u, Chicago IEFSD. Round Table. Rhythms by Ricardo. R(03-1:30, sunday Players. 2:00-Catholic Hour, KECA. 8•3o-Radio City Music Hall, KN X -10, invitation to Learning; KFVD -1, Mood* in Music; 1:30, 3:00-Our Saviour's Lutheran KECA-KFSD. 10:30, News, Garred; 10;45, KNX- Church, KIIJ 11'00-Concert Petite. KFI. Pianos; 1:45, Vocal Varieties. int. Music. KVOE -1:30, Hancock Ensemble. 4:30-Church interdem mlnation- 11.041-Columbia Symphony, KHJ-10, News; 10:15, Romance of al Program, KECA. KNX. Highways; 10:30, Canary Chorus; 2 to 3 P. M. 5:00-Old Fashioned Revival, 12 .00-NBC String Symphony, 10:45, S. Fields Ont. KFI. KECA -10, Hidden History; 10:15, KFI-2, Musk for Listening; 2:30, The Oreat Gildersleeve. 1:30-Hancock Ensemble, KBJ- Foreign Policy Assn.; 10:30, Tap- IIVOE-KFX.M. estry .Musicale. 1CN X -2, Burl Ives; 2:15, Carol Variety 2:00-Swingu. EFVVB -111, Smiling Irishman. Marsh; 2:30, -Gene Autry Melody 1:00-Music of Masters, IIMPC. KMPC -10:15, News; 10:30. Platter Ranch: 2:55, Dear Mum. 8:15-1'm An American, KECA- 2:30- M ush' for Listening, Parade. ILHJ-4, ('1k' Military Band; 3:30. KFSD. KECA. KIITR -10. Fannie Reinhart. Sam Brewer from Cairo; 7:40, C. 9:45-Hollywood Whispers, KHJ- 3:30-Fitch Bandwagon, EFL KFAC -10, Music. Thornhill Orch.: 2:50, Elizabeth 4:00-Pause That Refreshes, KGB-KVOE. KOFJ-10, War Perkins; 10:15, Vole* Wayne, from Batavia. KNX. 10:00-Invitation to Learning, of Health; 10:30, Light Concert. KECA -2. Catholic Hour: 2:30, Mu- 5 :00-Manhattan M erry -fro- KNX. KILIED -10, Music Masters. sic for Listening; 2:45, Edward Round, NFL 10:15-Romance of Hiways, KILI- KPPC -10:30, Church News; 10:45, Tomlinson. KGR-KVOE. 5:00-Ford Sum mer Hour. KNX. Chimes, KF WB -2, Swing°. 11:30- Week-End Cruise, KECA- 5:3u-Album of Familiar Music. RFO.X -10, Music; 10:15, Visitors; K MPC -2, Music of the Masters. KFSD. KFI. 10:45, Records, ILMTR -2, Spec. Events. 8:00-Hour of Charm, Kr!. 12:30-Behind the Mike, KECA- KGER -10, News; 10:05. Brother KFAC -2, Baseball. KFSD. 7:30-Treasure Trails of Sung. John; 10:341, M usic. litiFJ-2. News: 2:15, Music: 2:30, KECA-KFSD 1:00-Family Hour, ILN.X. KFSG -10:30, Aimee S. McPherson. Faith; 2:45, Music. 2:30-The Great Gildersleeve, 2:00-Golden Hour, BUJ. KIRRD -2, Renuest Music. 10:1M -Phillearmunia. KECA. KFSD -10 Don Roy Revue KFI. RGB -18, News; 10:15, Romance of RFXM -2, CBC Military sand; 2:30. 2:30-Gene Autry Melody Ranch, Highwa 10:30, Canary S,'horus; Sam Brewer; 2:40. C. Thornhill EN X. Public ffairs-News 10:45, S. Fields Ora. Orch.; 2:311, Elizabeth Wayne. t•55-Dear Mom. RNX, KFVD -10 Rhythm; 10:45 Serenade. KFQX -2, Good News; 2:18, Con- 4:00-Charlie McCarthy, BFI. RVOE -10, News; 10:15, Romance of certi 2:30, Rev. Adams. 6:410--Good Will Hour. KECA- 10:00-Upton Close, Krt. Highways; 10:30, Canary Chorus: EGER -1, News; 4:05, Sluslc; 2:15, KFSD. 10:00-Hidden History. KECA. 10:45. S. Fields Orch. Aviation ou Parade; 2:30, I.. B. 8:30-Signal Carnival (Signal Oil 111:15---Foreign Policy, KECA. Band. 10:30-Chicago Round Table Co.). KFI. KFSD -2, Interlochen Music Camp: KFI. 9:30-University Evplorer, KECA 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 2:30, Shining Hour. 11:15-H. V. Kaltenborm KF1 Kit-11, Concert Petite; 11:15. H. 3:30-Sam Brewer, IliHJ-KGB- KOB -2. CRC Military Band: 2:30. V. Saltenborn: 11:30. Captain Quiz; Sam Brewer: 2:40. C. Thornhill Drama KVOE-SFXM. 11:45, Physical Well-Being. Orch.; 2:50, Elizabeth Wayne. 8:45-Edward Tomlinson. KECA Coiu ni b I a Broadcasting KFVD -2, Music Boy; 2:15, Popular 1:00-Joe and Mabel. KFI. 2:50-Elizabeth Wayne. IIHJ- 4 :au-Star-Spangled Theatre. Symphony. Favorites. KGB-RFXNI-KVOE KHJ -11, Cavalcade of Swing. KECA. 3:00-News from Europe. KECA. KVOE -2 ('BC MilitNry Band; 2:30, 4:30-One Man's Pandly. KFI. KECA -11 Joseph Mantis African 3:30- World News Tonight. Sam Brewer; 2:40, C. Thornhill 8:00-Nobody's Children, KHJ- Trek: 11:30, Week-End Cruise. °reit.: 2:50, Elizabeth Wayne. KNX. KF WB -11, Smiling Irishman. KGB-KV0E-KFXM. 3:30-Pearson and Allen. KECA. 8:30-Romance of Ranchos, ILMPC-11. Platter Parade. 3 to 4 P. M. 3:45- Wythe Williams. KHJ- KMTR -II, First Methodist Church. KN N. K6113-KVOE. lin-3, Prof Putelewit; 3:30, 7:00-Crime Doctor. KN X. KFAC -11, Church of Open Door. Fitch Bandwagon. 4:00-American Forum of Air ROFJ-11, Magic Theatre; 11:15, 1:01)-Inner Sanctum Mystery, RHJ-K611-1EVOE-RFX51. KNX -3:15. Art Baker; 3:30, World KECA-KFSD. Top Tunes. News Tonight. 7:00-Gabriel Hentter. KHJ- KPPC -11, l'asadena Pres. Church. 7:15-Dear John, Kr!. KGB. RHJ-3, Our Saviour's Lutheran 8:15-Parker Family, KFI. KFOX -11. Pup. Records. Church; 3:30. Life A the Land; 7:00-Open Forum, ILEAC. KGER -11. Pilgrim's Hour. 6:00-i Was There. KNX. 8:00- Walter Winchell, [CFI. 3:45, Wythe Williams. 9:30-Hermit's Cave, &Sire. KFSD -11. Joseph Marais African 9:30-By the Way. KN X. KECA -3, NM!. from EtisoJe; 3:30, 9:30- When Presses Roar. EFL Trek; 11:30, Week-End Cruise. 10:00---RICHFIELD NE WS. Krt. Pearson and Alien; 3:45, Jean Ca- 9:45- Mrentures of Cosmo Kb113-11. B. Chester Orch.; 11:30, 10:30-Inside the News. KY'. vell, Jones. KNX. Let's Dance. KFIVB -3, Music Makers. RFVD -11, Luncheon Music, KMPC -3, Santa Monica Band; 3:45. SVOE -11, B. Chester Orch.; 11:30, Sports-Comment Afternoon Musicale. Quiz Programs D. Daly Orch. KMTR -3, LaFayette Forum; 3:30, 3:00-Prof. Putzlewit, KFI. 8:30-Puget Sound Salmon Derby French Program. 4:30--Spelling Berliner. KN X. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFAC -3, Baseball. 8:00-Take It or Leave It. KN X. 1:30-Baseball, Hollywood Vb. ILF1-12, NBC String Symphony; KGFJ-3, Music; 3:30, W. C. T. V.: 6:30--Culluwar I. Quizzical,, San Diego, KFAC. • 12:30, Young America Slogs and 3:45, Music. t45-Sports Sewsreel. K.EC A Swings. KFOX -3, Rev. Earl Isle. 7:30-Answer Auction. KN . 10:15-Bowling Notes. KF WIL 1N X -12. Meet the Music; 12:15. KGER -3. News; 3:05, Pgride of °erred, News; 12:30. Spirit of '41. History: 3:20, L. B. Band. 1111J-13, News; 12:15, Pioneer Build- RFXM -3. News: 3:13, Romance of ers; 12:211, D. Barrie Omit.; 12:30, Highways; 3:30, Sky Pilot. Dr, Floyd Johnson. KFSG -3. Evangelistic. KECA -12. Sunday Vespers; 12:30, IEFSD -3, Balboa Park Organ; 3:30, Behind tile Mike. Pearson and Allen; 3:45. Jean Ca- SUNDAY Programs KF WB -I2. !smiling Irishman; 12:30, vell. sEPTEMBER 7, 1941 Jean Leonard. KGB -3. Roo kies: 3:30, Better liMPC -12, Platter Parade. Homes; 3:45. Wythe Williams. KMTR -12, St. Brendan'g Choir. KFVD -3. Pop. Favorites; 3:15, Col- 8 to 9 A. M. 9 to 10 A. M. KFAC -12:30, Music. ored Revue; 3:30, Hank the Night KCiFJ-12:15, Pop. Concert. Highlights of Week's News; Watchman. ICF1-8, Em ma Otero; 3:30, Puget RRIBD -11:30. Music: 12:43, News. 9:15, Puget Sound Salmon Derby: KVOE -3, Rookies: 3:30, Life & the Sound Sainton Derby; 8:45, At Ease KPPC -12:15, Music of Masters; Land; 3:46, Wythe Williams. KNX-41, West Coast Church; 830. 9:30. Charles Dant Music. 12:45, County Seat, Drama. Salt Lake Tabernacle. KN X -9, Columbia Church; 9;30. KFON -12. Records. 4 to 5 P. M. Von Decide. KISJ-8, Funny Paper Man; 8:30. KFSD -12, National Vespers; 12:30, EFI-1, Chase 3 Sanborn Show; 4:30, Sky Pilot. 1111J-9. P. E. Gardner; 9:30, Voice Boyden School; 12:45, On With the one Man's Family. of Prophecy Choir; 0:45, Holly- Dance KNX -t. louse That lies ou K KCA -8. R. Malvin Orch.; 11:15. wood Whispers, KGER -12, News; 12:05. Club Aeore- the Air; 4:39. Spelling Beeliner; IL Am A n American; 5:39, Radio ono; 12:35, Czechoslovakia. 4:55, Elmer Davis, News. City Music Hall. KECA -11:30, Layman's Views of News: 9:45, Garden Club. KGB -12:30. Garden Beautiful. KHJ -1, American Forum; 4:45, Mu- ILF W15-8, News; 8:15, Jesse Craw- KFVD -12, Musical Revue. sic. ford; 8:30, Rescue MIseion. EF WB -9:30, Smiling Irishman. EVOE -12. D. Barrie Web.; 12:30, KECA -4, Star-Spangled The ntr e; KMPC -8, Easy LI:netting. KMPU -9, News: 9:13. Hawaliun T. Powell Orel:. 4:3u, Church interdenominational ISMITR -8, Swedish Hour; 8:30, W. Serenade. Program. U. Record; 8:45, R. Shuler. Kraut-9. Spanish Hour. KF WB-4, Lutheran Gospel Hour; KFAC -0, Liberal Catholic Hour: 1 to 2 P. M. KJPAC -8, Country Church; 8:341. 4:30, News: 4:45, Stuart Hamblen. 9:13, 'nice of Health; 9:30, Har- Joe and Mabel; 1:30, News; Music. 1:45, Looks at Books. KMPC -4, Gypsy Strings: 4:15, Au- KOFJ-8, News; 8:13, Strings; 8:30. monies. thor** News Digest; 4:30, Voices KGFJ-9, Music; 9:34), Novelties. , KNX -1. The Family Hour; 1:45, Christ Holiness Rescuers. Time Out for Dancing. in the Wind; 4:45, Concert EllY- KRIED -8, Ranch lirogram; 8:45, HRRD -9, Music Masters. ! KPPC -9, Prelude I.. Worship; 9:15, KHJ-1:30, Hancock Ensemble. thms. News. EMTR -4. Swiss Yodeler,: 4:15. Chimes; 9:39, Bible Class, KECA -11. Music for Vou: 1:15, Dr. RFOX -5, Records. Casselberry; 1:30, Rhythms by Ri- Spec, F:veuts; 4:30, Bible Treasur- KGER -8. News; 8:03, Res. Dowell; RFOX -9, Records. KGER -9. News; 9:05, Starch Ahead cardo. Hour. 8:30, Music; 8:43. Shepherdir Call, KF W11-1. Sunday Serenade; 1:43, KFAC -I, Baseball. KIFSD -8, R. Maupin Orch.; 8:15, of Time; 9:30, Bethel: 9:45. Music, Music. KOF.1-1. News; 4:15, Music. I'm An American; 8:30, Radio City KFSD -9. Radio City Music Hall; 9;30, Maytime with Lytell. KMPC-1. Samuel R. McKee; 1:15, KRIED -4:15, All Request Program. Music Hall. • KFOX -4, Rev. Isle; 4:30. Rev. Wil- KGB -9, Covenant Gospel Service; Symphonic Swing; 1:30, Easy List- KGB -8, I.. Brown Orch.; 8:30, Sky ening. liams. Pilot. 9:30. Voice of Prophecy; 9:45, Hol- lii‘MTR -1, Spec. Events; 1:38, Betty ' KOER -1, News; 4:05, Gaol* Tid- EFVD -11. lily. SalaS; 3:30. Church lywood Whispers. Phillips; 1:45, Pianos. of Cbrist. KFVD -9, Walt"' Tlms; 9:15, Sere- 4.4 4:30. 0010eilai Tabernacle. KFAC -1, Music; 7410, Itatighan. -4, Ararrtaaa For m; 4:45, ICV0E -8, WWII Oreb•; 6:W made; 9:30, Music Box; II:45, Rhy- SIE7 thm. Hollywood vs. San Diego. aria. S E P T E M B E R 7, 1941 RADI O LIFE PA 7 SUNDAY LOGS

she called "Pioneer Day" on her program Readers interested in F r e q u e n c y every Friday and her "Tales of the Early M odulation can get infor mation on F M Theatre Notes Days" is an outgrowth of that interest. adapters by calling H 011y wood 1628. T his Perhaps it is these associations that make is a reliable fir m with a co m plete stock her feel a real kinship with Maw Cane of radios, and service for all m akes. Mirandy, who has become - so well whose character seems a composite . of * * known and so well loved over the radio the hill women Mirandy has kno wn both It's curtains for . flies w hen you use that people have forgotten her last 10.111C, personally and through w ord-of- mouth RI F insect spray. Pleasantly scented and is very much at home in the part of Maw stories. works in any sprayer. Cane in "Hill Woman," current play at the Assistance League Playhouse. Mirandy comes from the Ozark !lilts of Southern Missouri which were settled in great part by the mountaineers of Tennessee who Recom mended Radio Services came. out before the Civil N'ar, always keeping to the hills and ridges. Mirandy says, "the Cane fatuity are a little more A little care will keep your radio in repair primitive but the people I was raised with had the saint downright honesty, 1111 flinching courage and much the same dialect." OLYMPIC -PICO HOLLYWOOD Ten years ago Mirandy's radio career started with the Beverly Hill Billies. That association earned for her thousands of FREQUENCY MODULATION WE CAN FIX IT Adapter for Your Present Radio friends. The popular "Mirandy's Sociable" WV and the price will be right programs added to these and the "Gil- Expert Radio Service-All Makes more Circus," an NBC attraction, made friends for her all up and down the WINFIELD HO. 1628 Radio Service Pacific Coast. It was during her two II California Shade & A ppliance, Inc. years as featured comedienne on this 1230 W. Oly mpic PR. 8614 5516 Santa Monica Blvd., near Western program that she earned the sobriquet, Mrs. Ralph K. Foster Dorothy N. Farris "Her Rural Highness." Mrs. M ary Ewinshi Mrs. George Dovall Jr Mirandy is now heard at 9 a. In. daily SOUTH SOUTH WEST over K F1 with "Mirandy's Garden Patch," and her devoted listeners are from the lowest to the highest, for her hobby, gar- RADIO BEN J A C O B S O N CA R L T O N dening, has universal appeal, especially Radio and A ppliance Co. when coupled with the (lupin/ philosophy ',Ili 1, s it .ir nhIrlt• 4111 N4,11111 Sas t •S SS if ild inconvenience. and humor that are Mirandy's greatest Drive-1n Auto Radio and Home Service RA DIO BEN -Expert Technicians charm. 17 year,. 139 W est rlsercen.c. AXminster 1-9746

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K FSD -4, Star - Spangled Theatre; 141115 -6. News; 6:55, Music; 6::P1, K F.11 -8, Open Door Ileurele. K5 5 -111, B. Crosby Unit.; 111:30, 4:311. Song Or ihr Siring .; 4:15, Varieties. i51 .1. ./-1t, News; 8:15, think; 830, Ken Stetents, Songs. News. KGER -11, News; 6:05, tined... 6:15, Night Justice: 8:15, Music, KG 11-4. Anierienn L'or ..... ; 4:15. 51 W ilia m.: 6:30. .1. Sears; K11.1-111, T. Fitt Kilo W ell.; 10:311, 6:15. KPPC -M, I nion Church Men ke. Paradise Isle. Ilero of the Week. Italian Journal. K FON -11, Concert Master; 8:43. Mu- Plaillearmonia. KIN D -4:311, l'ea Time M USir; 4:45. 1(1'S M-11, Nobody's Children; ll :30. sic. 90-90 ('lab. News, K FW14--10 :15, Bowling Soles; 111:311, 15,431 - 11 . News: 8:05, 11Iga Grates. H. Owens Circle. K I 11E -4. A merienn Forum; 1:45, KIN D--6, Good Will Hour, M ttttt eats of tleloily; 8:15. K M PC -10, W altz Time; 10:15 Steal Het erend Shaw. KGI1-6, Nobody's Children; 6;30, L. liatnplop O mit.: 8:30, 0.ticar Away: 10:45. Royal Hawaiians. Sun Diego Radio Forum. Otis: 8:15, 4.. Krupa W elt; 8:55, Viennese Ensemble; 10:16, 5 to 6 P. M. KVIIE -0, Nobody's Children; 11:30, News, B. Averill W elt.; 10:311, El Patio Cab Callon ay theittieale. K611-11, First Baptist Church; 8:30, KFI-5, Manhattan Merry-lio-Round: Orel'. 14114' News, J. Joy Ilrele. 5:311, A merican Albans of Familiar 7 to 8 P. M. KleF4 -10, News: 10:15, Radio Club; Kende. 10:30, Drea mer, KS -5. Ford Sum mer hour. KF1-7, Sews; 715, Dear J01111. 9 to 10 P. M. K F115 -10:13, Music; Iii :30, Majestic K11.1-5, Old Fashioned Retrial. ('rime Doctor; 7:15. Find K FI-9. Cabbages and Kings; 9:30, Ball ; 10:45,. Ross Ballroom, KF1'.4 -5, Norsemen; 5:311, John Nes- a eeeee an; 7:30, Answer Auetion, %%ken Presses Roar. K FAC -11.1, Music; 10:30, Dunce Time. bitt: 5:45, Sports Newsreel, KH4 -7, Gabriel Heatter: 7:15, S. KS 5-9, I 55 a'. There; 9:30, By the KtiElt-10, News; 10:10, Music; KF D11-5, Stuart Ha mblen. Benton Ore's.: 7:30, Answering You. 9:45. Adtentures of Cosine. 10:30, F.C11111rti of Opera. KMPV -5, Aircraft Quiz; 5:30, Hol- KE1'.4 -7 ,Inner !laminae Mystery; wax: Jones; 9:55, News. KIFBIII-111, '1'. Flu Bit,, W elt.; 10:30, lywood on Parade; 3:43. News, 7:30, Treasure Trails of Song. KI1.1-9, News; 9:15, Valet. of P m- For Mother & Dad. KMTH -5 . Spec. Events: 5:15. Ethel KF WB -7, Rosebud! Hulls-Eye; 1:30, 'awry 9:15, 0, Nelson Web. KIFSG -10, Kst her Fricke Stuart. Haider: 5:30. Martin Thomas. sabotage Within. K VS11 -10, Fantasy in Melody; 10:15, FAC -3', Music. K FS'A -9, B. Saunders Oreh.; 9:30, 1(11PC -7, Strollin "r ; 7 :15 . Hs- t nitersity Etplorer; 9;13, N. Bond- Bridge to Drea mland. 1514'.1-5, Dugan Family; t:15. Pop- Styled Rhyth m; 7:311, Sum mer Sere- slits Orel', KISH -10, r. Flo Hitt, Orch.; 10:30, ular Concert. nade, K F W11-9, Rescue Mission; 9:30, Paradise Isle. KR K D -5, Requests, KtITR -1, R. P. Sheeler. News; 9:15, Angelica Lutheran K FV D -10, hank, the Night W atch- KFIF\ -5, Music. KFAC -7, Open For ttttt Church, KliF:14-5, News; 5:06. Christian Gold Hour. K M PC -9, Are You thesical?; 9:30. 1111:--10, T. Flo Hilo Orch.; 10:39, Youth: 5:90, Music; 5:30, Het. Lindeperst Singers; 7:30, Hermit's Cute. Dance Time. Webber. Sacred Songs; 7:15, Organ. KtITR -9, Special Etentst; 9:30, Nor- K FX M -5, Old Fashinned Revital. K 1-115 -7, 1.11rrn Floor Show ; 7 :15, man Olson. K FSD -5, Southernalres; 6:30, Book- Music; 1:30. Send-Classical, 11 to 12 Midnight K FA(' -0, Sunday Keening Club; 9' 30, man's Notel k; 5:45. Bill Stern, KGER -7, News: 7:05. (i. Glorious Hope. KFI-11, News; 11:15, It, saundar• K VV D -5, Popular FatorItes. K FSG -7, Aimee S. McPherson. KtiFJ -9, News; 9:15, 1Mp, Tunes, Ortiv• 11:30, D. Marshall Orel'. KVI1E--5, Ohl Fashioned Reshot. K FSD -7, Inner Samisen, Mystery; K FON.-9. News; 9:15, Lucy West. K X - 1 K I M% thinning, News; 7;30, Treasure Trails, KISER -9, News; 9:05, Res. Crouch; 11:15, D. Aurundt Orris.; Ii :MI, 6 to 7 P. M. Klett-7, Gabriel Heatter; 7:15, 9:311, Adrienne d'A mbricteurt. Cuntersation at Console; 11:55. Kenton Well.: 7:31s, Answering 1.m. K F1-6. Hour of Charm; 6:30, Stu- KF A M -9, News; 51:15, Voice of Pro- News. KV0E -1, H. Brown Trio; 7:15 S. dio N. phecy; 9:45. 0. Nelson Orch. R H.1-11. Sunday Night at the Cocoa- Kenton Orch.: 7:31s, liennel Light. KS -6. 'rake It or hewer It; 6,:30, K FSG -11:311. Voice of First Nlehtera. nut Grove. F. Martin Orel', Romance if the Ranchos. 8 to 9 P. M. tirs11)-9, B. *tande m Orch.; 9:15. K ECA -11. Organ Concert: 11:15, K HJ -6, Nobody's Children; 6:311, Cab News; 930, University Evplorer: Floyd 91 right, Organ. Quizzleale. KFI-8, 55 alter M itchell: 8:15, The 9:45, N. Bondsleu Ore+. KISS it-hi, Slarsitest M e nto r l••8 KEC A -6, Good Will Hour. Parker Family; 8:30, Signal ('ac- KGB -9, News; 9:15, toter of Pro- 11:15, Music I ou 55aut. KF W11--6, Robert Arden; 6:15, A. nit aft (signal Oil ('o.) phecr; 9:45. O. Nelson M Th. KNI PC -11. Dancing Party, Kostelanetz Orel,.; 6:30, Joe Crall; KN N -S. C. Spitak Welt.; 8:30, Don't KIA111-9, hank the Night W atch- K MTR -11, H. Henry Orcle.; 11:15, 515, Defending America. Ite Personal. man. Billy Berg. K M PC--6. Reported Missing; 6:30. Ki11.1-8, sodden Hour. Kt 11E -9. New.; 9:15, Voice of Pro- K FAC -11, Dance Time. Wings Oter Jordan. K EI'A -N, Packard serenade; 8:15, Pins, : 9:43, O. Nelson Orel'. K1.F.1-11. Sea's; 11:15, Music. K MTK -6, Special Etents. News; 8:311. V. . Herman Orele, KF A M -11, Cocoanut Grote. ILFAC -0, News; 6:15, Music. KE D 11-11, Hollywood PresbY terien 10 to 11 P. M. K FSIS-II, Music; 11:30, Dra ma. KO FJ -11, Light Concert l'hurela. K F1-10, Itt.i,ricld News; 10:45, K FSD -11, B. Saunders Drell.; 1.1. K K K D -0, Requests; 4:15, Suite; K M PC -5, burrs Who; 8:15, in the Bridge to Drea mland: 10:341, D. Marshall Orch. 41:45, News. Gleaming: 8:45, Mother's Albu m. the New. (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, 1{6111-11, cocoanut Grows. K PPC -41:43, ma ma of mimic ILMTH -4, Floyd Johuson. Bridge to ureantiand. K VOE--11, cocoanut drove. PA GE 8 RADIO LIFE SEPTEMBER 7, 1941

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DR. I. Q.—KFI UNCLE WALTER'S DOG HOUSE—KFI DAVE 'LANE—KNX COMPANY: Mars. COMPANY: Marney Food. COMPANY: Brown and Williamson. CONTEST: Three right or wrong questions. CONTEST: Send letter telling how you got in CONTEST: Complete sentence, "I feed my pet REQUIRED: One wrapper from Milky Way Marco because . . . " in 25 words or less. dog house. candy bar. REQUIRED: Three Marco labels. REQUIRED: Nothing but above. PRIZES: $50 for each set of three questions PRIZES: New Philco portable radio each PRIZES: $50 for winning letter; 11 other used. prizes of Kaywoodie pipes with, one pound week. HEARD: KFI. Monday, 5 p. m. HEARD: KNX, Tuesday, Friday, 9:15 p. m. vacuum tin Sir Walter Raleigh 'tobacco. MAIL: KFI, Los Angeles. MAIL: Marco, KNX, Hollywood. HEARD: KFI, Friday, 5:30 p. In. MAIL: Uncle Walter, KFI, Los Angeles.

THE NICKEL MAN —KECA BOB GARRED —KNX WINGS OF DESTINY—KFI COMPANY: Pepsi-Cola. COMPANY: Peter Paul, Inc. CONTEST: Jot down a second line to rhyme COMPANY: Brown and Williamson. CONTEST — Write jingle of four lines for Pepsi-Cola theme song. with "Walnettos are simply great . CONTEST: Complete sentence in 25 words or REQUIRED: Walnettos box-bottom, five-cent less (new sentence each week). REQUIRED: Nothing but above. REQUIRED: Empty package of Wings ciga- PRIZES: Two $10 prizes each night. size, or reasonable facsimile. rettes. HEARD: KECA, Monday through Friday, 5:55 PRIZES: Twenty $3 wrist watches every Mon- PRIZES: New Piper Cub airplane. day, Wednesday, Friday. HEARD: KFI, Friday, 6 p. m. MAIL: Pepsi-Cola Company, Box 3, Long HEARD: KNX, Monday through Saturday, NAIL, Wings, Palmolive Bldg., Chicago, Island, N. T. iConitnued on Page 20) PAGE 9 SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE

Left. Charles Laughton, eminent act- or, to star with Milton Berle, Broad- way nimble- wit, in Mu- tual's "Three Bing Time" program.

MUTUAL'S THREE RING TIME! Where Charles Laughfon as Captain Bligh Comes To Air in Rollicking Moments of Pure Fun

I probably was a better Naval Officer in his first American appearance in the play, 'E NEEDN'T WORRY WHEN "Payment Deferred." Hollywood offers it was. It was back some dramatic roles than I might have been as part of His Majesty's Forces. And followed and he has appeared in such years ago when Charles Laugh- films as "If I Had a Million," "Les ton, the formidable Captain perhaps I've done a better job, brought more to everyday living for everyone as Miserahles," "Mutiny on the Bounty," g f "Mutiny on the Bounty", dozens "Rembrandt," "Jamaica Inn," and "The .. an actor." )of /kother pictures that have left their Beachcomber." He won the Academy memorable impress on the popular mind, "I've tried to be a good actor, but awarct in 1933 for his work in the Eng- was a little boy in England. it's been a struggle avoiding being lish-made "Henry VIII." But it was like this: pigeon-holed as a type. Of course Teamed with Laughton in the new I won my spurs in all sorts of roles series is Milton Berle, nimble-witted and "Charles, m'lad. Hadn't you best be from effete foppery to fiendish sad- thinking of what you're to do in this intensely talented young comic from New ism, but it's comedy I like best. I York's glittering Rialto called Broadway. world? " It was senior Laughton speak- think 'Three Ring Time' is going ing to the chubby-faced, ,strong-bodied, Starred, also, is Shirley Ross, Radio's red- to give me a chance to do what I chap who was his son. "Now, m'lad, headed hotcha of vocal handsprings who really like to do, make people laugh." there's the Royal Navy. If you wish, is to be backed by Bob Crosby's band. Berle was born in New York City and it can be arranged for you to enter Whether he makes us laugh, cry or at seven made his first professional ap- schooling for a commission in his Ma- grit our teeth with determination to get pearance, doing an imitation of Charlie jesty's Fleet. What say, lad?" even with him when, on the screen, he Chaplin for a Yonkers audience. New Had Charles followed his father's has been particularly villainous, Charles York movie studios were humming in Laughton has made a place for hrinself wishes he most certainly would have those days (if silent pictures hummed) in the American theatre of stage and emerged into years of his maturity as and soon young Berle was appearing with one of that gallant band of gentlemen air. His air-debut, I think, bespeaks the Ruth Roland, Pearl White, John Bunny who officer and command the far-ranging definite trend of radio toward ultimate and Mabel Normand and doing his best ships of the British Fleets. A modern dominance in the entertainment field as (Continued on Page 27) version of the Crown-faithful Bligh television and frequency modulation make might have been his career. But—he more complete the fine illusions of real- didn't choose to follow the sea. And ity heretofore reserved for the speaking MONDAY'S BEST BETS why? stage, never really achieved by motion SIZING IA' TUE NE WS: DIMS, 7:15 p. m. pictures. "Well," said Charles Laughton the • — Under guise of humor, Cal Tinney dishes other day as we were on interview, after- up serious views. Laughton attained success on the Lon- CARNATION CONTENTED P R O G R A 116: math of Mutual announcement that on don stage largely through portrayals of R FI. 6 p. in.— Musical salutes to various September 12 at 5:30 p. m., he would leading character roles and ascribes his cities continued. be star of that Network's first great RAY MOND GRA M SWI M:: KILL 6 D. 111 .— intimate knowledge of characters to his Distills vital facts of news, tells what's be- Hollywood origination, transcontinental observations while working as a clerk in hind them. "Three Ring Time", . . . "well, it's a Claridge's hotel. s WntiOnRg LpDo'pSu laBrE SsTho: rtR sEtCorAie, s1.:30 p. m.-1 bit hard to say. Dammee, but there was a strange stirring in me for the theatre. 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SE PT E M B E R 7. 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE " MONDAY LOGS

Clean windows as easy as the service MAN ON COVER Count Marriage Rocks station man cleans your windshield. Use Haven MacQuarrie's detailed file, built Clearex, one of the Unacal products. up during the past year for "Your M ar- E is Orson 1k elks, conceded to be one riage Club", now lists over 317,000 sep- Jj•I-1- of the brighter luminaries of the arate and distinct domestic proble ms en- A merican stage, radio and motion picture. countered by Haven's listeners in the PLENTYGRAND! For years Mr. W ellea has been established state of Matrimony. Asked about this as a leading contributor and volatile and huge nu mber, MacQuarrie replied airily — healthy younger influence in A merican ss: "A mere trifle. I'm convinced the actual entertain ment. W hen W estern clocks FEAST FOR THE KING! (al nu mber of proble ms encountered in a swing slowly round to 6 p. m., M onday, successful marriage amount to at least September 15, W estern ears may hear him gji lit int a W O M M Ali4 a three times that nu mber, perhaps more. in his return to the air fro m C BS-K N X. They'll never all be listed. I'd say about With him, in the first of a series of bril- E A PI S WPI O C M S " vir 93 per cent of these proble ms can be liant Fall Sho ws, will be his famed Ne w 11111 ‘1 6 OMELETS! SAUTES! solved." York Mercury Players, the young dra- ON TOAST! matic group that has broken precedents * * for performance and theatrical virtuosity. Don't forget Kellogg's ant powder.

li.11TR -1, Music; 1:15. Spec. Events. KGB -9, News; 9:15, War Letters: KFVD -2, Music Bo•: 2:13, Organ; KECA -5. Twilight Tales; 5:15. 0:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, F. Cur- News: 5:30, News Here & Abroad: KFAC -7. Evening Concert. 9:30, Romantic Rhythm. KGFJ-7, Spanish Hour. heir. Orch. RVOK -2. We're Always young; 5:45, Sport* Roand-tp; 5:55. Pepsi- KFVD -9. Hank, the Night Watch- Cols Jingles. KRED--7. Seas; 7:15, Waltz Time: 2:15. As the Twig is Rent; 2:30. 7:30, Fishing Pals. man. 111FWB -5, Stuart Hamblen. KVOE -9, News: 9:15. Anita Bo,ver: John B. Bushes; 2:45, Let's Play KF'0X -7, Daily Bread; 3:15, Music: KMPC -5. Five O'Clock Whistle; 9:30, Fulton Lewis: 9: 45 , F. Car- Bridge. 7:45. Robert Arden. 5:15, News: 5:3n. 1 nrle Harry. belo Orch. 3 KMTR -5, Dr. Davies; 5:15. San- RGER -1, News; 7:05, Jewish Hour. to 4 P. M. taella ens.; 5:30. Spec. Events. KFXM -1, A. Jarrett Orcb 1115, 10 to 11 P. M. KFI-3. News; 3:13, Agnes White: KFAC -5, News; 5:15, Music; 5:30. Sizing Up News; 7:30, Lone Ran- ger. Kn-10, Richfield News; 10:15, W. 3:30, What's Doing; 3:45, Frank Whoa Bill Club. Herman Orch.: 10:30, Inside the KFSG —,:45, Evangelletle. Dingman. KGFJ-6, News; 5:15, Music; 5:30. News (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, Paul KNX -3, Second Mrs. Burton; 3:13, Sport Secrets; 5:45, Music. KFSD -1. Headlines in Sports; 7:15, W Bradley Orch.; 7:30, World's Carson, Organ. Young Dr. Malone; 3:30, New.; ERKD -5. Songs of Saddle; 5:30, KN N -10, IL Crosby Orch.; 10:30. 3:35, Galen Drake. Race Results; 5:45, News. Rest. KGB -7, Gabriel Fleatter; 1:15, Siz- Masterworks. RHJ-3, Music: 3:15, Here's Mor- KFOX -5. God's Sunshine; 5:30, KHJ-10, L. Diamond Orch.: 10:30, ing Up News: 7:30. Lone Ranger. gan; 3:30, S. Kenton Orrh. Jamboree; 5:45, Musk. HM S; 10:45, 0. Nelson Omit. KECA -3, Best of the Week; 3:30 RGER -5, News; 5:03, Latin Hour. KV011,-7, Concert Miniature; 7:15, Sizing Up News; 7:30, Lone Ran- KECA -10. Basin St. Chamber Mu- Unclassie flour. KFXM -5. News: 5:115. Popular sic: 10:30, Philharmonia. KF WB -3, News, Music; 3:30, Pop. Orrh.; 5:30, Shatter Parker's fir- ger. SF W11-10. Dance: 10:15. Bowling Orrh.; 3:45, Port of Hope. ma; 5:45, Russell Bennett's Note- Notes; 10:30, Pop. (wk.; la:se, KMPC -3, Johnny Olson. book. 8 to 9 P. M. News. KMTR -3, S p e C. Events: 3:18. KF14D -5. News: A:13. Madame KF1-8, Erskine Johnson, Hollywood KMPC -10. S. Kaye Orch.: 10:15, George McLain; 3:30, Piano; 3:48, Kriete; 5:30, News Here & Abroad; Tattletale; 8:15, News; 8:30. Point News; 10:30. Kennedy Trio; 10:48 Spec. Events. • 5:43, Ted Steele; 5:55, Jinglee. Sublime. Royal Hawaiians. RFAC -3, Music; 3:15, Symphony. KGB —S. Better 'Vision; 5:13, Guard- KNX -8. What's On Your Mind?: KMTR -10, Viennese Ens; 10:15. RC.F.1-3. News, Stocks: 3:15, Vo- ians of the Gales; 3:30, shatter 8:30. Inglewood Park Concert. Averill Or-i.: 111:30, El Patio Or. raliers• 3.30 Concert Melodies. Parker's Circus: 5:45, R. Renner* RHJ-8. Tom. Dick & Harry; 8:30, KFAC -10, Dance Time. KRKD--3, Hawaiians: 3:30. News; Notebook. Double or Nothing. KGFJ-10. News; 10:15. Phil Stan- 3:45, '.ennui Taylor & Santaella. KIND -5, Popular Music. KEUA -8, True or False; 5:30. wick; 10:30, Samuels Family; EFOX -3. Rube Hiram; 3:30, Music; KY0E -5, Bargain Counter Quiz; News: 8:45, Richard Brodie. 10:45 Short Story. 3:45, Just Relax. 5:30. ehafter Parker's Circus; 5:45, KF WB -8, Pop. Orch.; 8:3e, Kash KFOX -10. Rhythmic Age; 10:13, KC,ER -3, News; 3:85, Music; 3:20. Clessified. Rwlz. Laces Finer Show; 10:30, Majestic Little Show; 3:45, 91nsie. KMTR -111. We the People; 8:15, Sing- Ballroom; 10:43, Treasure Chest. KFXM -3, Spoilite Revue; 3:15. 6 to 7 P. M. ing Waiters: 8:30. Douglas Daw- KGER -10, News: 10:10. Air Guild: Morgan; 3:30, S. Kenton (tech. son; 8:45, Bill of Rights. 10:30, Concert Under Stars. RFSD -3. Drama of Food: 3:15, KFI-4. Carnation Contented Pro- KMPC —n. Master's Hour; 8:45, Let's IEFILM -10, I.. Diamond Ora.; 10:30. NBC Newsroom; 3:30, Feature Edi- gram: 6:30. Cavalcade of America. Talk News. 0. Nelson °reit. tor; 3:45, Concert & Dance. KNX —a. Freddy Martin Orch.; 8:30, KFAC-41, News; 8:13, Guy Bates RFSG -10:10. Sout her n Singers: R6R -3. Ben Sweetland: 3:13, Here's RIondle. Post;.X:30, Floyd A. Allen. RH.1-8, Raymond Gram Swing; 10:30. Melody Trio. Morgan: 3:30, Off The Record. RGFJ-11. News; 11:15, Phil Stan- RFSID -10, J. Ross Orch.; 10:30. KFVD -3, News: 3:15. Slusir. 4:15. Imperial Time; 6:30, News. wick; ft:30, Munk. News: 10:45, G. Krupa Orch. KVOE.-3. Federal Music: 3:18, Doyle: 6:43. Organ Melodies. KFON -11. Eventide Echoes: 8:15. KGB -10. George Baron: 10:3n, Morgan. 3:30, S. Renton Orch. KECA -6. Gordon Jenkins ()ech.: Literature on Parade; 8:30, Judge O. Nelson °reit. 4:30, Bob Montgomery vs. Mike Gardner. KFI'D -10. Hank, the Night Watch- 4 to 5 P. M. Kaplan. RGER -8. News; 11:08. Spanish Hour. man. KF'WB -8. News; 8:15. In the KF1-4. Telephone Hour; 4:30, Art KFX M -8, Tom. Dick & Harry: 8:30. KVOE -10. I.. Diamond Orch.; 10:30, Gloaming; 8:30. Pop, Orch; 4:48, Doubly or Nothing. Raker's Notebook. Defending America. 0. Nelson Orch. KNX -4, European Roundup; 4:111, RFSG —S. Evangelistic. K MPC-0, News: 6:15, Alan Lane KF'SD -8. True or False; 8:30. 0. 11 to 12 Midnight Galen Drake; 4:30, Treat Time: Sings; 6:30, Sports Page; 6;48. Krupa Orrh.; X:55, News. KFI-11. News.: 11:15, C. Ra mona 4:45, Bob Garred, News; 4:55, El- Rare Results KGB —S. Tom. Dick & Harry; 8:30, Oral.; 11:30, D. Marshall Oreb.i mer DR% News. 1131TR —n. Irwin Allen: R:15, Turn RHJ -4. Fulton Levrie; 4:15, Forest Double or Nothing. 11:55, News. on Lights; 6:341. Pay Day; 6:45, Lawn. Mimic; 4:30. Sands of Time. KVOF.--11. Tom. Dick & Harry; 8;30, KNX -11. News. Manning: 11:18, Ed Robbie. KECA -4. News; 4:15. Barton*: Double or Nothing. Rill Marshall, Songs: 11:30, M. KFAC--n, Evening Concert. 4:30, Ireene Wicker; 4:45, Super- KGF.1—e. News, Italian Melodies: Strand Orch.: 11:55. News, 9 to 10 P. M. KIFL/-11, E. Heckscher Orch.: 11:30, man. 6:30, Fannie Reinhart. KIFW11-4, Don Milligan; 4:30. Mu- KP1-9, Hawthorne House; 9:30. KRKI1-6, Concert Music. T. Fin Rita Orch. sic k News: 4:45, Stuart Hamblen. Pick a Tune. KECA -11 Philhermonia; 11:30. Or- KFOX -6. News: 0:10, Sportlight Pa- KMPC-4. Hollywood Bhd. HUISl KNX -9. Paul Sullivan, News; 9:15, rade: 6:20, Music: 6:30, Semi- gan: 11:55, News. 1:15, Moments Musicale; 4:30, Who, What, Where and Why?; wirwit-11, Piano Paintings; 11:15. ^lassieal: 8:45. Meet the Rand. 9:45. Deep Night; 9:55. News. Nests: 4:45, Take It Easy. KGER -8, News: 01:15, Adv. of Frank . Music You Want. KMTR -4:30, Music; 4:43, Snore KHJ -9. News; 9:15. War Letters; RSIPC -11, Dancing Party. Farrell; 8:30, Italian Journal. 9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45, Columns R3ITR -11, Spec. Events; 11:15, Billy Quest. KF1M —ti. R. G. Swing; 8:13, Gill RFAC -4, Vernon Steele: 4:15. Gar- on Parade. Berg. Mfg. Co.. Supper Melodies; 6:30. den School; 4:30, Music. KECA -9. E. retti W OE: 9:30. RFAC -11, Dance Time. News; 8:45, Organ. RGFJ-4, News; 4:13, Tea Time. News; 9:43, Beautiful Music. KliF,1-11. News; 11:15. Music. KFSD —II. Gordon Jenkins Music: KF WB--9, This Is Music: 9:30. RFX10 -11. E. Heckecher (tech.: KRIED--1. Music: 4:15, MO% Ieland R:13 On With Dame; 6:21, How- Quiz; 4:30, Music: 4:45. News. News; D:45. Eleanor Wilson Mc- 11:30. T. Flo Ritu. Orch. KFOX -4. News; 4:15. Jamboree. ard and Shelton: 6:30. Bob Mont- on. (IFS0 -11:15. Drama: 11:30, Weeds gomery vs. Mike Kaplan. RGER -4, News: 4:15, Jerry sears: KMPC--9. Peter Potter. KGB -6. R. G.. Swing; 0:15. Imperial k Music. KMTR -9. Floyd Johnson: 93n. KIND--11, This Musing World: 4:30, George Strange. Time; :30, NPWS. Doyle; 4:43. KF'X M -4. Fulton Lewis: 4:13, Trad- America fly,. Com mittee; 9:15. 11:18, Paul Carson. Organ; 11:30. Reanty That Endures. S. Garda Orrh. D. Marshall Orch.; 11:33. News. ing Post: 4:30, Matinee Melodies. KV0E -6. R. G. Swing; 6:13, Dinner Thinking Makes it so: KFAC--t'. Camera Drama: 9:15. 111611-11. E. Herkscher Orch.; 11:30. Dame; 8:30. Orange County News; 4:18, Alma Kitchell's Briefratie: Penthouse Players: 9:30. Civil Ser- T. Fin Rift, Orrh. 4.30. I Wicker; 4:45, Bar- 0:45, Organ. vice Interview; 9:43, Church of KV 0E-11. E. Hecksrher Orch•: tons. Youth. 11:30, T. Flo RIG, Orch. KGR -4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15, Con- 7 to 8 P. N. KGF.1-9. News: 9:15, Phil stanwich: ' tact: 4:30. Sands of Time. KF1-7. Fred Waring; 1:15, hum 9:30, Calif. State Guard; 9:45. Mrs. Agnes Jacobs IEFIVD -4 Piano; 4:15, Tea Time: and Atinefi; 1:30. Packard Pier Syncopated Symphony. 4:30, 90-90 Club; 4:43. News. house. KFOX -9, Church of Christ; 9:13, RVOE -4, Fulton Lewis: 4:15. Con- KN X -1. Amos 'n' Andy: 7:15. Lan- News; 9:30, Floor Show; 9:45. tact; 4:30, Sands of Time. ny Roes. Songs: 1:30. Gay Nineties Army Set. Is Your Radio Revue; 1:55, Bob Trout. News. KGER -9, Netts: 9:05, Music; 9:30, 5 to 6 P. M. Kill—I. Gabriel Heatter; 1:30, Lone Evangelist Morrow. KFN M --11 , 7".W.: 9:15, War I et'ere: Ready for Fall? KF1-5, Dr. 1. Q; 5:30, Brewster Ranger. 9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45, F. Cor- Family. KECA -1. T. Dorsey Orch.; 1:25. KNX -5, Forecast. FRCP of War; 1:30, World's Best. bel° Oral. RFS6 -0:30, Songs in the Night. KI1J-5, News; 5:15, Guardians of KFR B -7, Flower Mart; 7:30. New': See Page 7 9:45 My Sister & I. the Gates; 5:30 Shatter Parker's 7:45. Robert Arden. ILFSD--.9. News: 9:13, America Catl- Circus; 5:45, Russell Bennett • KMPC -7, Strollin Tom; 1:15, Drama Notebook. Workshop; 7:45, News. in; 9:30, Beautiful Music. PAGE 12 RADIO LIFE SEPTEMBER 7, 1941'

liTirTifIfTWISTIrrirr rn COMING OUT OF Mow the ETHER

IN FLA MES! With BERNIE SMITH

A Dramatic Radio Narrator Verbally • A Contented Announcer Paints The Great Fires of History, • Dance Music vs. Good Music • The FCC—A Wrecking Crew

failed to notice a small fire that had sud- Ed. Note: Hardest of all roles in radio is TF THERE had been a bucket handy that of the story-teller. In ancient days story- denly broken out, apparently by accident, I we would have retched with consid- telling was an art developed to an amazingly in the eastern section of the city. erable enthusiasm the other night when high degree to hold interest of the populace. The modern prototype of the story-teller of With great care and with devilish cun- a silky voice bubbled out the fact that old must pit' his skill and talent against a ning, the Russian army, before its aban- its owner was the "most contented an- multiplicity of competition raised by modern donment of Moscow, had placed thousands nouncer in radio." The gentleman then methods of com munication. Radio Life has of kegs of oil and inflammable spirits discovered in John B. Fisher a story-teller went on to say that he owed his con- who recalls the great traditions and art of the throughout the city. Every well and cis- tentment to the fact that he was stationed past. Currently Mr. Fisher. in cooperation tern was also filled with such liquids and at Catalina for the summer and was just with the Los Angeles Fire Department, tells. at a pre-arranged signal first one, then over KFI Saturdays at 9 p.m., stories of his- having a whale of a time. another, then another was set ablaze by tory's great fires. In this story we think that Perhaps his contentment would turn Mr. Fisher meets the cardinal requirements of the patriots who had remained behind. to restiveness were he to realize that an artist—interest, drama, education and en- The small conflagration soon became a tertainment. his so publicly acknowledged state of holocaust covering all of Moscow and mind is making him a laughingstock scarcely a tower or steeple could be seen, among the fellows of his profession. so dense were the red-rimmed clouds of 0 CITY in Europe, perhaps, Is smoke which swirled about everywhere. so strangely impressive as Mos- W E HOLD no quarrel with the pro- cow, capital of old Russia. Its , V gram brass hats who sincerely be- unbelievable extent, its weird lieve late evening dance music is attract- »1mixture of Gothic steeples and ive to a large audience. That is quite impressive Oriental domes, the for- possibly true. bidding towers of the Kremlin, that We do find copious arguments with ancient palace and fortress of the Czars, the program brass hats however, for the the countless dingy streets, the unspeak- manner in which the late evening dance able squalor of the miles of slums—all programs are produced. An increasingly these were an awesome sight in the eyes apparent attitude of dance band announ- of Napoleon's men from the west. Within cers revolves around the theory that these grim walls lay the treasures of a "Anything Goes." Attempts at sophisti- hundred conquests; along these roadways cated banter between numbers are, in most Ivan the Terrible had ridden; in that cases, juvenile and unfunny. The man- courtyard Peter the Great with his own ner in which numbers are introduced is hands had beheaded a thousand men in generally slovenly, uninteresting and . an afternoon. This was a tragic city, a downright bad showmanship. mysterious city, one with a peculiar aura Bandleaders who cherish ambitions of of death all about it. becoming pre-eminent in their fields When Napoleon's French entered would be wise to engage an announcer the city they met with no resistance. out of their own pockets, train him dili- The populace watched in sullen si- gently and keep him on the payroll at ..„.ee as they marched past, and mute all times. It would be a "sound" in- mere the beggars, whose fitful cries vestment. usually made a shrill din in Moscow's gutters. Cannon on the city walls were found N SECOND thought, we aren't en- to be unloaded, the enemy armies nowhere O tirely convinced that the percentage to be seen. They'd retreated long before, of late evening listeners is favorable toward dance music, anyway! If a check by a carefully conceived plan, looking to- ST O R Y TE L L E R is John B. ward the approaching winter storms to Fisher whose broadcast narrated was made, we'll bet more dialers would defend their country for them, even as dramatizations of Big Fires of vote for the classics. The abundance of History rank with best. modern Russia looks to winter as an ally musical junk and the glaring lack of against Hitler. But they weren't leaving good music on the air during the late the total defense to nature, as the French The lack of engines and other fire-fighting hours is an admission of a sad state of discovered very shortly. Napoleon's sol- weapons insured the success of the Rus- ignorance on the part of the listening diers, hungry and tired and thirsty, soon sian plan, and the French were powerless public. set about satisfying their immediate needs to stop the blaze at any point. We have more faith in that public, and by nightfall were eating and drinking The looting of the city began almost at evidently, than the brass hatters. their merry fill. At midnight, as Napoleon once. The greedy soldiers left their or- We're confident that a larger, more and his generals sat in council in the gies to search for valuables along with commercial audience could be estab- Kremlin, the rank and file of the soldiery, the crowds in the streets. All the prisons lished and maintained with a consci- almost out of hand in their carousing, (Continued on Page 29) (Continued on Page 19) SEPTEMBER 7. 1941 RADIO LIFE

Oaks, California, Mayor of that flourish- More: RADIO WEST ing suburb of Los Angeles. (Continued from Page 4) Most of such honorary posts are con- of "Radio Today" and principal of NBC s ceived in spirit of fun, with publicity-wise Blue Network (KECA -3:15 p.m. Fri- chamber of commerce taking a proper days) offering "Radio Magic." Little is advantage of publicly popular individuals. there of Radio's nether-world language Yet to most of those who have been so and vernacular that Doctor Caldwell does honored the jobs have been taken seri- not know. Fortnight ago, to test the ously. James (Fibber) Jordan, last year knowledge and guessing ability of air- made ruler of Encino, metamorphosed tuned persons, Dr. Caldwell related the into an Encino horn-tooter of civic first- following and challenged listeners to make water. what sense they could of it: Said Cliff "Ben WiIlet" Arquette so- "Well, the boss tells me there's a berly: corpse on Park Avenue so I goes•up and "I sincerely believe I will do a good job stumbles over an old maid's skeleton and for Sherman Oaks. To start with, I says 'Ouch.' Some neighborhood genius know nothing at all about politics." has been at work there so the folks had almost given up their outlaw as a morgue Plans were made last week to induct the town's new mayor formally into serv- job and were depending on their rat trap. ice a fortnight hence. I tuned up the music bottles, dismantled KFI, 8:30 p.m. the Ferris Wheel, took their old aunt Mon. apart and still couldn't locate the butcher. "But it was plain at first glance that RANCHO ROMANCES: Combining this was an attic job and that the G-man powerful entertainment with educational had reduced the railroad to a bunch of historic accuracy, a new half-hour dra- junk. I finally traced the headache to a matic program, "Romance of the Ran- strangle iron on their bird rest and did a chos," sponsored by Title Insurance and Trust Company of Los Angeles, KNX- Rarely seen character pictured is swell doctor job. But by that time I was Frank Graham. star of CBS' new pro- so diAgusted that I said I had to check a airs 6:30 to 7:00 p. m., Sunday, Septem- gram "Romance of the Ranchos." few tubes and went out to get pie-eyed. ber 7. Star is Frank Graham, as narrator, Those who fall to make of this seem- be done: That a call from Hollywood with a cast of six actors, sound effects, ingly senseless jargon the sense it actually could be successfully put through to specially arranged music. makes when uttered by a radio repair- London. Initial program will trace history of man, may turn to Radio Lifelines in this "Hello," bellowed Boardman. Rancho San Rafael, first of great ranchos, issue, there learn what radio repairmen "Hello, Boardman. This is Bill Henry use of which was granted by Governor talk about when set-working. calling. How's it going?" * KECA, 3:15 p.m. Pedro Fages to Jose Maria Verdugo in "A hit rummy, but still a bit of all Fri. 1784. Rancho San Rafael comprised right. How're you, Bill?" land on which are now located Califor- MAYOR BEN WILLET: In a section "Fine. Bombs getting around.?" nia's Glendale, Burbank, Montrose, La that is predominantly devoted to the fab- "A few, blast their bleeding hearts." rication of amusement for the rest of Canada, Eagle Rock, Flintridge, Highland Thus was completed most complicated the land has a tradition grown and flow- Park, Garvanza, and the campus of Occi- dental College. sucCessful international phone call made ered: The nation's entertainers, lodged in by Bill Henry to date ("Bill Henry Call- the West, have a first claim on smaller Second and third programs will feature ing" programs on CBS replace Hedda civic honors a grateful ciizenry may Rancho Santa Gcrtrudes (Santa Fe Hopper's broadcasts during the latter's bestow. Springs, Downey, Bellflower, etc.), vacation.) Henry talked for 11 minutes Rancho San Jose (Pomona, Claremont, Last week Cliff Arquette, star of NBC's with Boardman. Radio experts and phone San Dimas, Spadra). Monday evening show "Point Sublime," in company officials assured him the call which he appears as garrulous, crafty, Stories are carefully checked for his- would never be completed, due to com- alert Ben Willet, making his genuflection torical facts, with the vast files of the plexity of war-time restrictions surround- to tradition became, by accolade of resi- company's title plant at disposal of script ing calls to London. Cooperation from dents of community-conscious Sherman writers. Dr. Robert Glass Cleland, Occi- officials in 12 American and English dental College savant, author of num- governmental bureaus made the call suc- Mrs. C. Edmund Hutchinson erous articles and books on California cessful. American friends of Boardman, history, is assisting in preparing research a department store partner whqn he isn't material. enforcing the blackout in his district at THRIFTY Romance of the Ranchos will relive night, made sure that Boardman's wife days of dons, sturdy pioneers whose and two children, safe in a New Hamp- Presents deeds and exploits were foundations of shire resort, were listening. California. * * JOSE Said sponsors: To newcomers it will instill some of the spirit and romance Radioites Relax RODRIGUEZ of California that have for a century and Members of Fred Waring's aggrega- and a half been a heritage to California. tion have various ways to "get away from KNX. 6:a0 p.m. SID Son, .it all" when they aren't rehearsing for Pleasure Time, popular network show. SUTHERLAND HENRY ON THE PHONE: Fortnight "Inside The News" ago Roy Boardman, a fire warden in Rural life lures Ray Sax, who raises bomb-racked London, stood within a cir- beets on his Connecticut farm, and Patsy KFI cle of interested Britishers. While they Garrett, who uses her farm in New Jersey for weekend relaxation. Stuart Churchill 10:30 P. M. gaped he expounded practical axioms for sails his 18-foot sloop up and down Long Nightly self protection when Luftwaffe bombers Island Sound while Donna Dae plays Except Saturday rode high in English skies. He turned impatiently as an aide came up, said: tennis. Boss Waring cuts things on his "You're wanted on the telephone, old buzz-saw, golfs, tinkers with machines, and takes pictures with his matchbox man." camera. Into the Chief Warden's office strode • Warden Roy Boardman, there to prove * * what transatlantic radio and -phone ex- Cince Cake Mix and Cinch Apple- perts in New York and Hollywood had sauce are standbys for any pantry shelf. As advertised in Radio Life. Mrs. Oily. Dielfeawlarth claimed a few minutes before could not TUESDAY LOGS PAGE 14 [MTN KF1 KECA KHJ KFVO KFSG K6FJ KFXM KFAC KGER T raSO T KFAPCTil EV TKFW1TTK N X ird) KFOKTKGBTKVOE 5701-640-rnoT 930-1-1020/- fiTil 1240 T1330T13901- TUESDAY Program Highlights 600 710 13713 990 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490 Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon and Evening Programs in Boldface. KF M -10, Midmorning Serenade: KGB -12, News; 12:15, Siesta Time; Variety 12:to-Luncheon Concert. KFAC. 10:30, News: 10:45, Congregational 12:30, Johnson Family; 12:45. 1:00-Classic flour. KECA. Church. Clouser Oklahoma Outlaws. 8.00-Kate Smith, KN X. 1:30-BBC Music Hall, KliJ. KGFJ-10, News; 18:15, Voice of 9:15-Between Bookends, KECA- KFVD -12, Luncheon Music: 12:45, 6:00-Evening Concert. ILFAC Health; 10:30, Music; 10:45, City KFSD. Violet Schram, 6:00-Glenn Miller. KNX. Dwellers. KV0E -12, Seas; 12:15. Royal Com- 10:15-Tom Breneman, KF WIL .:00-Pleasure Time, KFI. 11 :150--Chef Milani, KMPC. KRED -10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15, edy. Siesta; 12:30, Johnson Fa m- 7:18-Lanny R oss. KNX. Health; 10:30, Music. v2:00-Club Matinee, KECA. ily; 12:45, Oklahoma °Minas. 8:00- Masters' Hour, KMPC. KFOX -10, News; 10:15, Music; 12:15-Backseat Driver. KFAC. 0:30-For America We Sing, 2:15-Voice of Broadway, KN X. 10:30, Petite Musicale; 10:45, con- 1 to 2 P. M. RFS!). cert Master. 3:00-Hal Styles, 'SECA. KECA. tiGER -10, News; 10:05, Full Gos- 3:30-Camp Grant in Review, 10:30-Masterworks. KNX.. pel: 10:15, Kingdom Within; 10:45. KHJ-KFXM-KVOR. Music. Listen to 4:00-Art Baker's Notebook. 111-X M -10, News; 10:15, Organ Re- KFI. Public yi ff airs-News cital; 10:30, BBC Music Hall. 5:30-Hap Hazard, "CONFESSIONS" en. FSD -10, Art Baker's Notebook; 0:30-College Humor. !EFL 7:30-Bob Garrett. KNX. 1:15 7:00-Amos 'n Andy, RN:A_ 1:45-Nelson Pringle, KNX. 10:30, Doe Sellers' True Stories: daily over KHJ 7:15-turn and Abner. KFI. 8:110-Sam Hayes. KFI. 10:45, Heaven on Earth. 7:30-Johnny Presents. RF1. 9:00-John B. Hughes; EH KGB -10, News; 10:15, BBC Music Presented by t:00-Barrel of Fun. RH.' KGB-KVOE. Hall. 8:06- We the People, KNX, 2:30-John B. Hughes, 11114- REND -10, Serenade; 10:30. Union NUFI T 8:30-Camera Clinic. KMTIL KGB-KVOE-11FXM. Rescue Mission. I :30-Hollywood Showcase, 2:40-Kaltenborn, KFI-KFSD. KVOE -10, News: 10:15, BBC Music The miracle reliner created to KNX. 4:00-Fulton Lewis, KHJ-KGB- Hall; 10:45, Monitor News. correct slipping, bad - fitting 9 :30-University Explorer, Eli. 11VOE-11FXM. 5:13-Jack Hunt, KGB. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon dental plates. A clean, last- Drama 5:30-Report to Nation. KNX. ing new fit that eliminates (1:15-Public Affairs, KNX. Mrs. S. Solmea 4:30-First Nighter. KNX. 6:45-Affairs of State, KHJ- daily fussing with powders 4:30-Ned Jordan. KHJ-KGB- KFXM. KVOE. and glues. Apply it yourself. 5:00-second Husband. KNX. 7:00- 11efease Reporter, KHJ- HEAR CHEF MILANI One application lasts is excess 6:00-A Date with Judy. KFL KGB. 13:45-Story Drama. KECA. 8:45-Let's Talk News, IIMPC of three months. Several ap- 7:00-Bringing Cp Father. 9:30-Fulton Lewis, KHJ-KGB- TODAY plications in a package. $1.00. KECA. El 0E-FEFXM. 9:30-By the Way. KNX. 7:30-Are You a Missing Heir? KMPC-11:00 A. M. 10:00-RICHFIELD NE WS. EFL Mrs. KNX. 10:30-Inside the News. W. F. Hyde 8:00-Achentures of the Thin Ell-11, Against the Storm; 11:13, Man, KFI. Ma Perkins; 11:30, Guiding Light; Eli-1, Home of the Brave: 1:15, 8:30-The Shadow, 1111J. Sports-Comment 11:45, Vic and Sade. Portia Faces Life; 1:30. We, the Abbott.; 1:45, Mary Marlin, 5:45-Sports Rosindup. SECA. KNX -11, Man I Married; 11:13, Quiz Programs gong Treasury; 11:30, News; 11:35, KNX -1, Hymns of All Churches: 4:30-Treasure ,Chest. EFL 6:00-Nat'l Boxing Assn. Con- 1:15, Road of Life; 1:30, O'Neill': vention. KECA-KFSD. Today's Best Buys; 11:45. Woman 7:30-Information Please. KECA. 1:45, Scattergood Baines. 6:30-,Sports Page, KMPC. of Courage. 8:30-Battle of Sexes. KFL KHJ-11, Bookworm; 11:15, Flying KHJ-1, Johnson Family; 1:15, Con- 8:45-Race Results, EMIT. fessions of the Corsair; 1:30, BBC 1:15-Inside of Snorts EH & Feet; 11:45, Riverboat Shuffiers. O utstanding M USiC RECA -11, Orphans of Divorce; Music Hall. KGB-FEFX M-KVOE. KECA -1, Classic Hour. 10:15--BBC Music Hall, KGB- 8:15-Baseball. Hollywood vs. 11:15, Amanda; 11:30, John's Other Wife; 11:45, Just Plain Bill. KF WB -1, Music: 1:30, Dr. Rey- KVOE. Sacramento, RP M'. nolds; 1:45. H. Horlick Orch. 15-S ng KNX, 10 :15.-Bon liar Not'.. B FM B. AFIV11-11, Tom Stoddard; 11:15. Pop. Orch.; 11:30, Al Jarvis. K5IPC -1, Baseball. KMTR -1, Spec. Events; 1:30, Pens- KMPC -11, Chet Milani; 11:30, COUn- ion; 1:45, Music. ell of Beauty: 11:45. Farm Journal. KFAC -1, Science of Mind: 1:15, 1191111-11, Dr. Talbot; 11 :30. Moni- Music. tor News; 11:45, Music. KGFJ-1, Ne ws, Stocks; 1:18, KFAC -11, Man on Street; 11:30, Forenoon Musicale. Strings; 1:30, Matinee Melodies. TUESDAY Programs KRIED -1, News, Music; 1:15, City SEPTEMBER 9, 1941 KGFJ-11, News; 11:15, Music. KRKD -11, Robbie, Pianist; 11:15, Hall; 1:30, U. S. C.; 1:45, Singing Waiters. Music; 11:30, News; 11:45, Music. KF WB -9, Vacation Time; 9:13, KFOX -1, Classified: 1:15, Lucca 8 to 9 A. M . KFOX -11. Huntington Park; 11:05, ; Under Western skies: 9:30, Nevis, Floor Show; 1:30, Monitor News: Music; 11:30, News; 11:35, Music, ILF1-8, Sam Hayes' News; 8:15. ' 9:45, Dr. Reynolds. 1:43, Blend of Blues. KGER -11, News; 11:15, Purple Meet the Miss.'s 8.30, Deep River KGER -1, News; 1:05, Officials on EMIT--I, N e ws; 9;15, Hollywood Mules; 11:45, Lest We Forget. Boys; 8:45, News. Parade; 1:20, Music; 1:30, Spanish ' Way to Glamour; 030, Family Bi- KFX111-11, Classic Strings; 11:15, S. RN X -8, hat, Cu...,.: 8:15. Bit 818 " Trio. ble; 9:45. News. F. Fields Orch.: 11:30. Meet the lee: 8:30. Helea frent; 8:45, Our Band; 11:45, America Talking. KFXM -1. Harmony Hall; 1:15. Gal Sunday. KMTR -9, Martin I.. Thomas; 9:15. Drama of Words; 1:30, John Stur- ' Health: 9:30, W. B. Record; 9:45. KFT8D -11, Orphans of Divorce; KEIJ-1,.Bre•ak.ftaihstr igChlub;t. 8:30, News; 11:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill; gess; 1:45 K. Marlin Orch. Music. IEFS1.1-1. Richard Brooks; 1:15, Ann 11:30, John's Other Wife; 11:45, Breakfast Club: 9:30, KFAC -9. I tidy Viewpoint; 9:15. Just l'Inin Bill. Gibson; 1:30, Afternoon Music: News; 14:45. Robert Lee Johnson. 1:45, Monitor News. Voice of Health: 9:30, musk. KGB -11, Spanish Is Fun; 11:15, S. KF WB -8, Pop. °reit.; 8:30,, Pop. KOFJ-9, Netts, Stocks; KGB -1, Monitor News; 1:15, Con- inn. TOM. Fields Oreh.; 11:30, Excursion in Orch. Tempos; 9:30, Music. Science; 11:45, Riverboat Shufflers. fessions of Corsair: 1:30, John KMPC -8. Andy A Virginia; 8:30, KRIED -9. Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30, K FVD--11, News: 11:15, Music: Sturges': 1:45, K. Marlin Orch. Unity Daily Word. U. R. Weather; 9:45, News. 11:30, Pianos; 11:41, Violet Schrani. KIND -1, News; 1:15, Music. KMTR -8, Spanish Hour; 8:45, Re- KFOX -9. Firebrands for Jesus: KV0E -11. Bookworm; 11:15, S. KV0E -1, Civic; 1:15, Confessions ligious Music. 9:45, Midmorning Melodies. Fields Orch.; 11:45, Rherboat of Corsair; 1:30, John Sturges': KFAC'-fl, Country Church; 8:38 . KGER -9, News; 9:0.5, Rev. l'arham; Shuffle:qt. 1:45, K. Marlin Orch. Music. 9:15, March Ahead of Time; 9:30. KliFJ-8, News, Stocks: 8:13, Mu- Revival; 9:45, Full Gospel. sic; 8:45, Dr. Wiseman. KFX51-9, News; 9:15, Pop. (Itch.; 12 Noon to 1 P. M. 2 to 3 P. M. EKED -fl, Music: 8:55, News, 9:30, Front Page Farrell; 9:43. KF1-12, Farm Reporter; 12:13, 'Eli-!, Pepper Young: 2:15. Lone KFOX -8. News; 8:15, Records; I'll Find My Way. Stella Dallas; 12:10, Lorenzo Jones: Journey; 2:30, Backstage Wife: 8:45, Classified. KFSD -9:15, Between the Bookends; 12:45, Young Widder Brown. 2:45, Jack Owens & Robert Mit- KGER -8. News; 8:05, Soul Patrol: 9:30, Health Talk; 9:45, News; KNX -12, Your Neighbor; 12:15. chell. 8:15, Alizpah; 8:45. Rev. Benning- 9:50. J. Bartel Orel'. 11y-rt and Marge; 12:30, Bosco KN X -2, Knox Manning. News; 2:15. ton. KGB -9. J. R. Hughes; 9:15, Ben Bandstand; 12:45, Stepmother. Voice of Broadway; 2:30, Joyce KFX.511-8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, Sweetland; 9:30, Front Pore Far- KH.11-12. News; 12:15, Homemaker's Jordan; 2:45, Nancy Dixon. Sunshine Service. rell; 9:45. I'll Find My Way. Club; 12:45, Bill's Was Sh op. EHJ-2. We're Always Young: 2:15. KFS 14 -11. Nets: 8:15, Good Cheer; KFVD -9. Waltz; 9:15, News; 9:30, KECA -12, Club Matinee; 11:15, As Twig Is Bent; 2:30, John B. 8:30. National Farm and Home. Dr. Richardson; 9:4.5, [tirade. News; 12:30, Club Matinee; 12:55, Hughes; 2:45, Let's Play Bridge. Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; KVOE -9. J. B. Hughes; 9:15. Helen Music. KECA -2:15, Dearest Mother; 2:30. 8:45, Close Your Eyes. Holden: 9:30. Front I's re Far- KF WB -12, Al Janis; 12:30, News: Adventure Stories; 2:45, What's HE% fl-S. covered Wagon Jubilee: • reit: 9:43. Find My Way. 11:45, Jubilee. Doing, 8:45, Vocal Favorites. KMPC -12, High Noon; 12:15, News; KF WB -2, South Sea Magic; 2:30. 11X0E -01, Breakfast Club; 8:30, 10 to 11 A. M. 12:30, Baseball, News A Music; 2:45, Pop. Orch. News; A:45, Classified. KMTR -12, Music: 12:45, Newsreel. KMPC -2, Baseball. 111,1-10. Light of the World; 10:15, KFAC -12, News; 12:15, Backsent KMTR -2, Woman's World. 9 to 10 A. M. Mystery Man; 10:30, %anent Lady; Driver; 12:30, Luncheon Concert. KFAC -2, Music: 2:15, County od M I5, Arnold Grim m's Daughter. KGFJ-12, News, Stocks: 12:15, Nov- Review: 2:30, Music; 2:45, Organ KF1-9, Mirandy's Garden Patch; KNX -10. Bright Horizons; 10:15, elty Roundup; 12:30, Music; 12:45, KGFJ-2. News, Stocks: 2:15, Civic 9:15, Bess Johnson; 9:30, Ellen Aunt Jenny: 10:30. Fletcher Wiley; Let's Listen. 2:30, Salvation Army: 2:45, Music Randolph; 9:45, Dr. Kate. 10:45. Kate Hopkins. KRI M -12:3n. Saddle Pals, KRELD -2, Music; 2:30, News; 2:45 KN X -9, Life Can Be Beautiful: 11141-10, Se n..; 50 IS , Music; 10:30, KFOX -12:05, Dance Time: 12;15, Music, 9:15, Woman in ,White; 9:311. Right Norma Young. News; 12:30. Garden School; 12:45, KFOX -2, News; 2:15. Civic; 2:30. to happiness; 9:45, Mary Lee Tay- KECA -10, Art Baker's Notebook; South American Music. Matinee Melodies. • . 10:30. Into the Light; 10:4s, Mid- KGER -12, News; 12:16. Music; KGER -2, News; 2:05, Music; 2:15, KHJ-9, J. R. Hughes: 9:15. Helen stream. 12:45, G. Allison. Gospel Echoes; 2:30, Music. Holden; 9:30, Front l'age Farrell; KFN B-10. Bing Crosby: 10:15. Tom KFX.31-12, Singin' Sam; 12:15. KFX M -2, Stocks, Music; 2:15, Twig 945, I'll Plod My Way. Breneman; 10:45, News. News; 12:30, Rhythm Rendezvous: is Bent: 2:30, John B. Hughes: KECA -9. Musical Mysteries; 9:15, , KMPC -10. Andy and % irginia; 10:30. "5:45. Oklahoma Outlaws, 2:45 Names A Locations. Ilettt pen Bookends:'9:30, Woman's , Pan America Calling; 10:45, News. 11.1018D--12, News; 12:15, Mrs. Goes KFSD -2, Luncheon Party; 2:30, Lis- Page; 9:10, News; 9:45, Off the K MTR -19. Velney James: 10:45, Dr. tlt Market; 11130, CP* Matinees toning Thus; 2:45, Mints 00 ' Reynolds. 12:55, News. Watch. SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADI O LIFE PAGE 151 TUESDAY LOGS

fun are Sherman's travesties on cur- Suggestions For oysters with real More: Hap Hazard rent air-favoritea. Hap has humor' •ea tang, select famous Wt.Hotpoint, axateriL;4.-,._ (Continued fro m Page .5) nualy trounced the Easy Aces, Good- at your market. will Court, Earl y Bird programs, folded up when the lady went, to bed. * * Singing School of the Air and News Hap Was * called. Unwilling to forego — Drise Careful's — Commentating. this opportunity to demonstrate hotel ef- ficiency as he understood it, Hap melo- Felix Mills and his orchestra, Edna TUESDAY'S BEST BETS dramatically put in long-distance calls Odell, vocalist with a warm and friendly for latest information on how to extricate REPORT TO NATION: KNX, 530 p. m.— voice, and Ilarlow Wilcox, he of the people folded up in folding beds. Before Pro.ides comprehensive background against booming controlled basso, announcing all which listeners may study latest international the call was completed the lady had ex- conspire to make Hap Hazard as simple de. elopments. tricated herself. This same lady lost a DATE WITH JUDY: 11}1. N p. m.—Another and human a show as "Fibber and Molly", $in.00n string of pearls. Hap, when in- of Judy's Iiie entanglements, with brother as funny mayhap, as "The Great Gil- easing the young Indy out of her Jam. formed, assigned himself as Crestfallen's dersleeve", but—in the end—to make this NATIONAL BOXING ASSOCIATION CON- house detective, spent several hours on writer decide: Johnson's Wax has a for- VENTION: KF;CA. S p. m.— Msde to order the case; to solve it eventually by deciding for sports fans who like to hear 14111 Stern'e mula for more than polishes—and that's com ments. the dinner dessert—tapioca—shouldn't be good fun. JOHNSON FA MILY: KIM. I p. quite so hard on molars. Scribner plays all parts himself. See if you K F1, 5:30 p.m. can catch his voice changes. What makes Hap Hazard extra * * Tues.

KGFJ -9, New.: 9:15„ Phil ?Ren- KGB -2. Were Always Young; 2:15. KN X -5. Second Husband; 5:3C KECA -7. Bringing Up Father: wick; 9:30, Syncopated Symphony. As the Twig Is Bent; 2:30, John Report to the Nstion. 7:30. Information Please. Kill/X -9, Church of Christ; 9:15, B. Hughes: 3:15, Let's Play Bridge. K HJ -5. News; 5:15, Capt. hanger; KIIJ -7. Defense Reporter: 1:13, in- News: 9:30, Floor Show; 9:43, KIND -2, Music flov; 2:13, Organ: 5:30, Shatter Parker's Circus: 5:43. side of Sport.; 7:30, B. Reagan Frolic. Muted Music. W eb.; 7:45, L. A. Times. 5:30, Romantic Rhythm. litils:14-0„ News: 0:03, Music; 9:30. KYOE -2, We're Always Young: 1:13, K ECA -5:15, News; 3:30. John • Nes- KIFWB -7, Baseball Bulls-Eyeg 7:30. Rev. W. T, Young. As Twig Is Bent; 2:30, John R. bitt; 5:45, Sports Roundup; 5:55, News; 7:15, Robert Arden. KVX M -9, News; 9:15, F. Martin Pepsi-Cola Jingles. K MPC -7, Strellin "fion: 3:18, For Hughes; 2:43, Let's Play Bridge. Orch.; 9:34, Fulton Lewis; e:45, nrwit.-5, Stuart Hamblen. Gentlemen Only: 7:45, New/. F.. Hoagland Orch. 3 to 4 P. M. 11111PC -5, Fite 011ock Whistle; K MTR -7. Music; 7:I5, Spec. Fments. K FSG -9:30, Angelus Choir. 5:13, News: 5:30, Uncle Harry. KFAC -7, E.eoing Concert. K FI-3, News: 3:15, Agnes White: KFS11-9, News; 9:13. Musical Sou- 3:30. Whim's Doing; 3:43. H. A. K MTR -5, Dr. Davies; 5:15, Swiss KGFJ-7. Spanish Hone. K RK D -7. News; 7:15. Three-Quar- venirs; 9:30, For America We Kattenborn. Yodeler.; 5:30, Music. ter Time; 7:30. Do You Know? KN X -3, Seamed ties. Burton; 3:1 3 , KFAC -5. News; 5:15, Music; 5:30, KFOX -7, Daily Bread: KGB -9. News: 9:15, F. Martin Young Dr. Malone; 3:30, News; Whoa Bill Club. 2:15. Fire- side Philosophy; 7:43, Robert Ar- 0,11.; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, 3:35, Galen Drake. KliFJ -5. News; 5:15, Music; 5:30, den. Know Your San Diego. K11.1-3. Music; 3:15, Here's Morgan: Sport Secrets; 5:45, Phil Stanwick. SGER -7. News; 7:05, Jewish Hour. 14%11E -9, News; 9:15, Forty P10111 3:24. Around the Ring; 3:30, Camp K RKD -5, Songs of Saddle; 5:30, K FSG -7:45. P:vangelistie, 9:30, Foilton Lewis; 9:45, E. Hoag- Grant in Review. Race Results; 5:13. News, K FI M -7. CM. Pierce; 7:15, Inside land Orch. KECA -3. Hal Styles; 3:13, Mr. KFX M -3, News: II:03, Pap. Oral.: Keen; 3:30. Unclassic Hour. 5:30, Shaffer Parker's Circus; 5:45, of Sports; 7:30, B. W ritten Orch. K rso -7, Bringing Up Father; REVIR -3, News & Music; 3:30, Pop. Muted Music, 10 to 11 P. M. 7:30, Information Please. Orel.. KFOX -3. God's Sunshine; Stn. KGB -7. Defense Reporter: 7:15. In- Richfield News; 10:15, W. K M PC—S. Johnny Olson. Jamboree. side of Sport•; 7:30, B. Rerigan Herman Omit.; 10:30, Inaide the K MTR -3, a pec. Events; 3:311, kt.E11-3. Sews; 3:03, Latin Hour. lirels.; 7:15, Rosecrans Reporter. News (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, C. Pianos; 3:15, Spec. Events. KESD -5, News; 5:15, Harvey Rall's Ra 1 arra Orel.. ..KFAC -3, Music; 3:15, Symphony. TrM; 5:311, News Here & Abroad; ntor.-7, Legion Speaks: 7:15, in- side of Sit..rts ; 731), II. Berigan KN X -10, Bob Crosby Orch.; 10:30, KGFJ -3, Ne w s; 3:15. vocaliers: 5:4%, Ted Steele; 3:55, Jingles. Orch. Masterworks. 3:30, Concert. KGB -3. Superman: 3:15, jack Hunt: K HJ -10:15, Haven of Rest; 10:30, KRKI1-3, Music: 3:30, News. tlimic: 5:30, Shatter Parker's Circus; 5:43, News; 10:43, F. Martin Orch. 3:45, Tenon Taylor & Santaella. Misted Music. K ECA -10, Philharmonic KFOX -3, Rube Hiram; 3:30, Just KFI'D -3. Popular Mimic, 8 to 9 P. M. KE WIR -10. Melody Parade; 10:15, Relax; 3:13, Recital Time. KVO K -3, Bargain (Minter; 5:3111. Bowling Notes; 10:30, Pop. Oreh.1 KGER -3, News; 3:03, Musk. Shaffer Parker's Cirrus; 5:45, KF1 -8, Adientures of the I hin Man; 10:55, News. FLEX M -3. Spotlite Review; 3.:13. Classified. 11:30, Battle of the Seses. K M PC -111. Bill Molloy; is:13. News; Here's Morgan; 324. Around the K N X -8. We, the l'eople; 8:30. Hol- 10:30, Kennedy Trio; 10:45, Royal N Ring; 3:30, Camp Grant; 3:45. lywood Showcase. 6 to 7 P. M. Hawaiians. Army Prog. ILI1J -8. Barrel of Fun; 11:30, The KAITR -10:43, Contest. K ESD -3, Public Service; 3:15, Mr. Shadow. KF1 -6, A Date With Judy; 6:36, RFAC -10, Dance Time. Keen; 3:30, Feature Editor; 3:45. KECA -11. 14.sy Ares; 0:13. Jim my KGFJ-10, News; 10:15. M B at m. H. V. Kaltenborn. College Humid. Blair, Tenor; 8:30, News; 8:45, KGB —S. Ben Sweetland: 3:15, Here's KN X -6. G. Miller MTh.; 6:15, Pub- Richard Brooks. wick; 10:30, Music. lic Affairs; 11:30. Juan A miga. K FON -10, Rims Ballroom; I11:13. Morgan: 3:23, Around the Ring; K r w11-14 Pop. Orch.; 8:30, Play Songs; 6:0, News of W orld. Lucca Floor; 10;30, Majestic Ball- 3:30 Off the Record. Ball Quiz. Confidentially lours; 0:15. room; 10:45, Ross Ballroom. R EA D -3, News; 3:13. Musk. liMPC -8. Masters Hour: 8:43, Let's IGER -111. News; 10:15. RITIE--3. Federal Musk: 3:15. Twilight Trails; 6:30, 6:45. Talk News. sailatioa Here's Morgan; 3:24, Around the Affairs of State. KM TR -4, Viennese Ens.; 111:15, Sing- Army: 10:30, Pop. Concert. KFX31-111. Haven of Rest; 10:30, Ring; 3:30. Camp Grant. Nat'l. Boxing Assn. Con- vention; 6:13, Fantasy in Melody; •ing c W ir"e Ze'w!.1.:30. 11 !A .v"er ga e'lltrt ill.; F. Martin Orch. 4 to 5 P. M. 4:45, Story Drama. Hollywood vs. Sacramento. KFSG -10, Esther Fricke Stuart1 KIFV4111-6. News: 6:15. In the 10:30, Mr. & Mrs. John Webb. KF1-4. Art Raker's Notebook: 1:30, KGFJ-8. News; 111:15. Music. Gloaming; 11:30. Pop. Orel,. KIN D -10, Sky Club; 10:15, 51. Horace Heidt Treasure Chest, EFO X -41. Mrs. Adams; 8:30. Judge KIMPC -6, News; 8:15, Alan Lane Clifford M Th.; 10:30, News: 10:45, K NX -4, European Roundup; 4:15, Gardner. Sings; 6:30. Sports Page; 41:45. U. S Army Rand, Galen Drake; 4:30, First Night- News: 8:03. Spanish Hour. Race Results. KGB -10. Haien of Rest; 10:30. er; 4:33; Davis, News. KEX M -11. The Shadow: 5 :35 , KMTR -6. Irwin Allen: 11:15, Dirk F. Martin Orch. K HJ--I. Fulton Lewis; 4:113, Lamp- News, I., Welk Drell.: 5:45. D. Terry; 6:30, Spec. Events; 8:45, Ed KFV0 -10, Hank, the Night Watch- lighter; 4:30, Ned Jordan, Jorgens On+. Bobbin. man. KECA -1. News: 4:13. !tartans; KVI4D —A, Easy Aces: 5:15, l'oncert KVOE -10. lumen of Reid; 10:30, 4.30. I Wicker; 417, Super KEA( —tt. Evening Concert. by galosh; 0:55, News. IEGIFJ--6. News, Italian Melodies; F. Martin Orch. man. KGB —S. Wake Up America; 5:30, De 6:30, Musk; 6:45. Pentecostal As- KF WB -4. Dim Milligan; 4:30, Mu- Aryan Com ments; 8:45, D. Jii sembly. sir & News; 4:43, Stuart Hamblen. Orch. KRK D -6, Concert Music. 11 to 12 Midnight K MP('-4. Hollywood Blvd. Quit; IRVOR -11. X. Coital Orch.: salo, !SRC KFON -6. News: 6:10, Sports; 6:25, 4:15, Moments Musicale; 4:30. News. L. Welk Oreh.; 8:43, D. K HJ -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, Records: 6:30. Semi-Illaselcal: News; 4;13, Take It Easy. 'Pus Orrh. Orris.; 11:30, D. tlarshall Orch.: 6:45, Meet the Band. FEMTR -4:30, Musk: Santaella 11:33, News. KGER -6, News: 6:15. .tchentores of Ensemble. KN X -11, Manning, News; 11:13, ISFAI'-4, Symphony: 4:13, Music; Frank Farrell; 6:30, C. S. Army: IP to 10 P. M. Ken Stmens, Songs; 11:30. M. 6:45, Italian Journal. 4:13, Christian Science. Strand Orch.: 11:53, News. KFX111--6, Confidentially lours; 6:15. KFI-9, Howard & Shelton; 0 :115 . KliF.1-4. News; 4:13, Tea Time. K H.1-11, 0. Nelson orrh.; 11:36, Twilight Trails: 6:30. Supper Melo- F. Rimier Orch.: 9:345, I niverillty KR KI)-4. Music; 4:15, M mieland T. Flo Kilo W ell. dies; 6:40. Nehl; 6:43. Affairs of Explorer; 9:43, N. Itendshu Orch, Quiz; 4:30. Music; 4:15, News, KECA -11, It. Saunders Orch.: 11:16. State. KFOX -4, News; 4:15, Jamboree; KN X -9. Sullivan, News: 9:13 , Dave Organ: 11:33, News. K FSD -6. Boxing /Coen. Cons.; 8:40. 4:45. Dick Ross. Lane. Songs; 9:30. Bill Henry: Krlyis—ii. Bid for Eternity. KGER -4, News: 4:15, Music; 4:30, Howard & Shelton; 0:45, Story 9:43, R. Tanner Web.; 9:35, News. K MP('-11, Dancing Party. Drama. K MTR -11, H. Henry (tech.; 11:10. George Strange. KGB -6. Confidentially Yours; 6:14, KI11.1-9, News; 9:15, Round Towner; KFA M -1. Fulton Lewis; 4:13, Trad- Contest. Twilight Trails; 6:30. News; 5:45, 9:30. 'Whin Lewis; 9:45, Flying ing Post: 4:30, Half and Half. dFAC -11, Dance Time. America's Answer. Feet, KIND -4, Gordon Jenkins Orch.: KliFJ -11, News: 11:15, Musk, KS OE -41. Confidentially Yours; 6:13, KECA -9, M. Maineck Orch.: 9:30, 4;30, Youthful Amateurs. K FXM -11, 0. N Orch.; 11:30, lit:11-1, Fulton Lewis: 1:15, .1. Par- Twilight Trails; 0:30, orange Coun- News; 9:45, P. Pendarvis Orch. T. Flo Kit., Orch. t, News: 6:45, Alpha Beta. rett. Oral.: 4:30, Ned Jordan. KF WB -9. This Is Music; 9:30. FSG -11. It Really Happened; KFI11)-1, Piano; 4:15, Ten Time: News; 9:45, Eleanor Wilson Mc- 11:15, Accordion; 11:30. Musk. 4:30, 90-90 (710.; 4:43, News. 7 to 8 P. M. Adoo, KIND -11, This Moving World: 11:15, Organ; 11:30, D. Marshall Kt 0E--1. Fulton Lewis; 4:t5. J. KMPC -11. Peter Potter. Parrett. Orch.; 4:30, Ned Jordan. KFI-7. Fred Waring; 7:13, Imm & Orch.: 11:35. News. K MTR -9, Spec. Events; 9:15. 5. Abner: 7:30. Johnny Present., KGB -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, Garcia Orch.; 9:30, B. A.erill 5 to 6 P. M. K NX -7. Amos 'n' Andy; 7:15, Lim- T. Fin Rito (tech. Oreh•; 9:42, Olympic Fights. KV0E -11, 0. Nelson Drell.: 11:311. KFI-5, Music for Listening; 5:15. p/ Ross: 7:311, Ara Ton • Missing T. Flo Rita (11Th. Nein Crier; 5:31, Hap Weaert B arr KFAC -11, Baseball. RADIO LIFE SEPTE MBER 7, 1941

'LtrTb 0 a 000 m000000000000000 m0000 m000000 oo6 0 0 0 Radio Life Lines By -BUCK - HATHA WAY

What They Do Besides: Announcer Bill Goodwin of CBS Blondie has just harvested 100 wheat acres at Dos Palos, plans a December 200-acre corn crop. . . . Jim (Fibber) Jordan owns a bottling works in K. C. . . . Penny Singleton manages a knitwear shop in San Fernando Valley Al Pearce long-distance-runs a ranch in northern California Ann (Meet Mr. Meek) Thomas buys, and sells real estate.

Some pinned and some praised the articles on FCC. There was no personal spite OF TOM. DICK AND HARRY Is Involved. I wouldn't be guilty of so insulting your intelligence despite the El Scorch() Burgess Meredith, lead in cast of the by H. G. Pierce of Olive View, California. . .. Intent was merely .to do my part to motion picture to be air-viewed, Sep- help check a threat to a free institution, a threat sincerely thought to exist. . .. So tember 8. let's shake hands..

Funny Lines Gleaned Here and There: Peter Van Steeden, band leader, advising us males never to say to a woman that a thing is as plain as the nose on her face. Keenan Wynn to dialog writers: "The longer the spoke the greater the Aire." ... Harry Salter about the tattooed lady: "She lost her job because people wanted talking pictures." . . . Ezra Stone saying "One trouble with Hitler's machine is that it is overburdened with nuts that can't be screwed down." . . . Max Marcin, the Crime Doctor: "You rarely see a married genius, for the reason that nobody can love him quite as much as he does." . Alice- (Big Sister) Frost: "It's a short road that has no tourist camp."

Look For This: Frank Graham of the thousand voices in one compact frame, will air-open September 7 "Romance of the Ranchos," stories of Southern California's adolescent days of romance and adventure. . . . lie will narrate for 39 weeks for Title Insurance and Trust, Los Angeles. . . . Chamber music lovers will get a hang out of another CBS natural. It's a I0-week Beethoven Chamber Music series origin- ating from the Library of Congress. Check your stations on CBS, for KNX may not carry.. . . DI.BS (K11.)) comes through with its first variety show on TC with "Three Ring Time," starring Charles Laughton and Milton Berle. Starts September 12 with Shirley Ross and Bob Crosby's ork....

Notes on a Cuff: "Date with Judy," NBC's Bob Hope summer replacement, will stay as a fall show. . . . "Surnmerfield" is the mythical locale of the Great Gilder- sleeve's. . . . Wistful Vista will be twice as quiet now. . . . Bill (Old Timer, et al.) Thompson was caught hosting Joan Blaine the other aft. . . . Hap Hazard will go on from October 15 over NBC-Red with a rating as 2nd top-show for Johnson's Wax. . . . Deal is good for Ransom Sherman who took a long chance to be a fill-in for Fibber and Molly during summer. . . . You youngsters who wanted to know —to be an announcer, just brush up on these tips: I) Dress like a businessman; 2) Play The trreststibls Viper Rogers who golf in low 80's; 3) have a beautiful blonde, brunette, titian or auburn-haired wife; will match talents wills Tom, or Deck 4) Be able to play a number of characters; 5) Have an infectious laugh, a patch of or Harry. distinguished gray at temples; 6) Enunciate perfectly but appear spontaneous; 7) Have a voice like Harlow Wilcox of Hollywood Premiere, whom we've just described. . . . Story of the Week: Actress Barbara Weeks of "Are You a Missing Heir" tells it. Barbara was seated in the living room during the recent heat wave. Her young nephew squirmed and itched like all small boys, who manage to convey the impression of doing a hard day's work merely sitting still. Finally nephew blurted: "Auntie Barbara, it's so hot. Why don't we just take our clothes off and sit in our figures?" Radioman's Quiz: Corpse—Set almost beyond repair; Old Maid —Old model without a name; Skeleton —Cabinet; Ouch—Set requiring more work than estimated; Neighborhood Genius—Person who fixes his friends' radios; Outlaw —Orphan set; Morgue Job—Set beyond repair; Rat Trap —Midget set; Music Bottles—Tubes; Ferris Wheel—Drum-type dial; Old Aunt—Old antenna; Butcher—Set that cuts out; Attic Job—Unlicensed set; G-man —Gimmick man, or cheap repairman; Railroad —Set that whistles at signals; Bunch of Junk —Just that; Headache—Tough set to service; Serangle Iron—Choke coil; Bird Rest—Aerial; Doctor Job—Repairs made by revising circuit; Check a Few Tubes—Excuse to wife to be out late; Pie-eyed—Pie-eyed. So now you know.

Spy Report: At the "V" club opening last Saturday among a glittering group of Radio celebs, our circulation manager, Gail Cole, with his apple-eye-lovely wife, Lila.... The V's run by Art Wilson ... 6th, La Brea. Thought for the Week: We are called the United States of America. Whatever conies let's prove that we ;ire.

DONOTTO HALL presents . . . MIRANDY in "HILL WOMAN" Asststance League Playhouse, 1367 No. St. Andrews Place Alan Marshall. third member a! th: Admissions 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 Plus Tax. Tom. Met and Harry broadcast. SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE

builellt IS NOT 'HOWARD'S WORD

• • By John Richmond • •

songs are included such daisies as Much Married Is The "Gpodbye My Lady Love," "What's The Use Of Dreaming?" "Central, Singing Septuagenarian Give Me Back My Dime." Of Gay Nineties Revue! This spry 74-year-old takes pride In recalling he wrote a song, "Loving You To Music." that Tommy Dorsey intro- duced and also recorded along with Glenn Miller. IX feet tall, with silver-white Much married Is Joe Howard, hair, twitikling brown eyes, Actually Howard prefers songs of the past 70, yet doing a creditable and a ruddy complexion, Joe Gay Nineties whose themes were broken fob as a Rig Time Radio Cere- Howard is proud of 525 songs hearts, trusts betrayed, weeping women mony Master. he ritten and published during 60 under weeping willows, and faded floral years in show business. No man in Amer- wreaths on forgotten graves. Those moth- from the mother of those famous outlaws, ica has ever composed more tunes. eaten songs he still sings today on the the .James brothers. Joe was born in 1867 in New York's Columbia Broadcasting System's program, But he had the wanderlust, at the Mulberry Street, a tough, brawling Irish "Gay Nineties Itevitf." Soubrette of this age of 12 sneaked into Dodge City, neighborhood made famous by the Five program, Beatrice hay, sings them with burlesque overtones, mock melodramatic Iowa, by stage coach to sing in sa- Points Gang, who had a droll habit of loons. After two years he tired, flinging cobblestones at policemen. Ile touches, kids them constantly, but Joe still considers them the most serious and moved on to Denver, a town of sil- made his vaudeville debut in St. Louis as ver dollars, gambling halls and be- a boy of 11, wearing a velvet I.ittle Lord sentimental music of our time. jewelled bar-rooms, with many a Fauntleroy suit and singing in a piping The story of Joe Howard's life is a saloon floor paved with gold and soprano, "A Boy's Best Friend is His neat little Horatio Alger story. He was silver coins. At 16 Joe made his Mother." born in a rantsliackle building which was debut in a local stock company play- His most famous song, "I Wonder both home and business quarters. In the ing romantic roles. It was here that Who's Kissing Her Now," written in front of the dwelling was a saloon oper- he married for the first time, the 1906, sold 3,000,000 copies and be- ated by Joe's fattier. It was a quiet night marriage to 16-year-old Ida Burt came America's No. 1 barbershop in the neighborhood that did not produce lasting a day, ending in annulment ballad. Standing next to him at the a dozen street and barroom fights. At by the young lady's mother. bar of Chicago's College Inn were the age of eight, after his mother died, Within a year lie met Ida Emerson, 19, two college men. He listened to frag- Joe ran away from home to peddle papers called the most beautiful girl in Colorado. ments of their muddled, sentimental at the approach to the Brooklyn Bridge. Joe coaxed her to accompany him on a talk. One of them said, "I wonder He was arrested. Refusing to answer a sour or the Colorado mining camps. If police captain correctly, he was packed who's kissing her now." Howard performers pleased, these rough and tough dashed upstairs, in two hours com- off to Father Drumgoole's Orphanage in miners tossed gold coins at them: Joe pleted a hit tune. Among other hit downtown New York. He behaved so recalls once stopping a gold piece with his properly he was made altar and choir jaw while singing. That night, too, he boy. Joe's father came to claim his son, took in $100 in gold. but Joe refused to leave and hopped a freight for St. Louis. When Joe and his wife, Ida, drifted apart, they arranged a quiet divorce. In St. Louis young Joe made his home Shortly afterward he fell in love with in a packing house behind a warehouse, Mabel Barrison, the star of one of his got along by peddling papers. He moved current hits and formerly star of "Babes into cosier and cleaner quarters at a in Toyland." The night they started on newsboy's home. While selling papers it their wedding trip, Joe dashed off the was Joe's habit to sing in a boyish so- song, "If All Moons Were Honeymoons." prano that could be easily heard several After Joe's wife, Mabel Barrison, died blocks away. This practice shortly of tuberculosis, he returned to vaudeville. brought him a week's offer from a vaude- (Continued on Page 23) ville team —Riley and W'oods—appearing in a local theater. Billed as "Master Jo- seph" he warbled "A Boy's Best Friend WEDNESDAY'S BEST BETS Is His Mother." Ile made such a hit LICELONC LEARNING: K MPC, 10:30 a. that inimediately lie was hired by McNish, m.—Outstauding professors and students of Johnson and Slavin's Refined Minstrels. I . C. L. A. in educational-cultural series.

AS T WIG IS BENT: K W : 2:15 p. m.—An- Next he got a job with a touring road drea Reynolds, faced with lose of two men, company presenting "Crick Tom's Cabin." suffers and spins out one of radio's liselieat He played Little Eva, wound up finally dramas. KAI' RYSER'S COLLEGE OF 7IUSICAL in St. Joseph, Missouri, where, because KNO WLEDGE: K n. 6 p. m.—Delails sup- he was a big boy for his age, he was able erfleuus, except that Kay's quizzing now from to sing in saloons, to make a small, steady Hollywood. M AN HATTAN AT MIDNIGHT: KECA, 7:30 Income. There Joe recalls renting a room p. m.—Original gay, au-star east. with a family who resided a few doors KIATI KF1 KEGA K11..1 CIVD KEN K6FJ KFXM XFAG KGEU WEDNESDAY LOGS PAGE " TK-FSOT KIAPGTIEVTKFWITTKNX aro T GOY TK B1-0101 5701-64G T-790T 930-T1020T TNE1 1240 1-1330T-13 90T WEDNESDAY Program Highlights 600 710 070 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and KGFJ-11, News: 12:15, Novelty Evening Programs in Boldface. KHJ -10, News; 10:15, Arthur God- frey; 10:30. Norma Young. Roundup' 12:30, Mutile; 12:45. Let's Listen. 7:15 —Lanny Ross. KN X. KECA -10, Art Baker's Notebook: Variety 10:30. Into the Light; 10 :45. Mid - KR KD -12, Music; 12:10. Philhar- 8:00—Adventures in Melody, monic Preview; 12:30, Saddle Pala. K1F1J-KGB-K1,0E, stream. 8:00— Kate Smith. KNX. KFOX -12:05, Records; 12:15, News: 8:00— Masters' Hour, K MPC. KF WB -10. Bing Crosby; 10:15, Toni 11:15 —Johnny Murray, KFI. 12:30. Kitchen Garden; 12:45. 9:MI—Pleasure Time, liFl. Brenenian; 10:45, News. 8:30—Art Baker, KY!. Science of Mind. 10:00—Philharmonia. KECA. KMPC -10, Andy & Virginia; 10:30, 9:15 —Between Bookends. KECA- KGER -12, News: 12:15, Officiale: K FSD. 10:30— Masterworks. E NE. lifelong Learning: 10:45. News. K MTR -10, Volney Jamei; 10:45, Dr. 12:30, Music: 12:45, 41„ Allison. 10 :15—Tom Breneman. KF WB. K FX M -12, Singin' Sam; 12:15, 11:00—Chef Milani. K MPC. Pfsblic zlff airs—N ews Reynolds. KFAC -10. Serenade: 10:30, News: News; 12:30, Rhyth m ltendezvone; 12:00—Club Matinee, KECA. 7 :.fhl—Floh Garret!, KN X. 10:45. Congregational Church. 12:45, Bayehore Handicap. 12:15 —Backseat Driver. KFAC. 7 :45—Nelson Pringle. KN X. KFSD -12, News; 12:15, Club Mat- 3:00—Hal Styles, K ECA. KGFJ -101. News; 10:15. Voice of 8:454—Sam Hayes. KFI. Health; 10:30, Music; 10:45, Cite inee; 12:55, News. 4:00—Art Baker's Notebook. 9:00—John B. ilughes, KHJ- Dwellers. KGB -1!. News; 12:15, D. Humph, EFL KGB-K W E. Hee; 12:30. Johnson Family; 12:45, 5:00— Millions for Defense. KN X. KR K111-10. Paddock Flashes; 10;15. 2:30 —John B. Hughes, KIM- BaymilOre Handicap. 6:00—Kay Kyser. 1111. Health Talk; 10:30, 511isle. KGB-KVOE-K VXM. KIN D -12. Luncheon Music; 12:45, 7:00—A mos 'n' Andy. KN X. K FOX -10, News; 10:15. Scattergood 3:30—Your Army. KHJ-KFX M, Violet Schram. 7:30—Plantation Party. K Y!. Baines; 10:30, Petite Musicale: 3:45 —Frank Rifleman. EFL KV0E -12, News: 12:15, Royal Com- 8:00—Eddie Cantor. K M. 4:00—Fulton Lewis, K11.1-KV0E- 10:45, Wo man's Hour. K GER -10. News; 10:05, Full Gos- edy: 12:TO. Dorothy Humphries; KGB-KFX M. pel; 10:15, Kingdom Within; 10:30, Soprano: 11:30. Jolinnon Fetidly; Drama 4:55 —Elmer Davis. ENE. Bright Corner; 10:45, Music. 12:15, Bayshore Handicap. 8:00—Author's Playhouse, 5:15—John Steele, K HJ-18141- KFX51. KFX M -10. News; 10:15. Organ: K ECA. 10:30, Wayne West; 10:55, News. 1 to 2 P. M. 6:15 —Danger Is My Business, 6:00—Raymond Gram Swing, KIND -10. Art Baker's Notebook: KE1-1. Minn. • • the Brave__; 1:15, K HJ-KGB. K H.1-11611-KV0E-KFIKM 10:30, Doc Sellers' True Stories: Portia Faces Life; 1:30, We. the 7:30— Manhattan at Midnight. 8:15 —Public Affaire, KN X. 111:45. Mrs. Goes to Market. Abbotts; 1:45, Mary Marlin. KECA. 7:00—Gahriel Meatier. KHJ- 7:30—Lone Banger. K HJ-KGB- KGB. KGR -10, News; 10:15, For House- KN X -11, Betty Crocker; 1:15, Road wives Only; 10:30, Wayne West; KVOE. 7:15 —Sizing Up News. KGB- of Life; 1:30. O'Neills; 1:45. Scat- 7:30 —Dr. Christian. KN X. HYDE. 10:55, News. tergood Baines. 8:00—Grand Central Station. a:45—Let's Talk News. KMPC. KFV D -10, Midmorning Serenade; KH.1-1. Johnson Family; 1:15. ,Con- 10:30, Union Reselle Mission. KNX. 9:30—Fulton Lewis, K HJ.11611- tensions of the (*negate: 1: 30 . K. 8:30— Mr. District Attorney. K O. 11(VOE. KV0 E -10, News: 10:15, Winger & Marlin Orch. A 10:00 —RICH FIELD NE WS. KFI Alexander; In:30. Wayne West, KECA -1. Classic Hour. Quiz Programs 10:30—Inside the News. Songs; 10:45. Monitor News. K FW13-1 :30, Dr. Reynolds; 1;45. H. Horlick Orch. 1:00—Quiz Kids. KECA-KF'SD. K PC -1, Baseball. 9:15 —All Aboard. KN X. Sports—Comment 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 12:30—Baseball, K MPC. KMTR -1, Piper. Events: 1:45. Musk. 12:15 —Bayehore Handicap, KGB- Mrs. Phill Hill Mrs. Fred Henreth KFAC -1, Science of Mind; 1:15. Outstanding Music Music; 1:30, Gateway to Music. 11:15 —Song Treasury, KNX. KV0E-KIFX511. 5:45—Sports Rounduo, KECA. Kt:F.1-1, Ne ws. itocks : 1:15. 12:30—Luncheon Concert. KFAC. HEAR CHEF MILANI Strings; 1:311, Matinee; 1:45, Over- 1:00—Classic Hour. KECA. 8:30—Sports Page. liMPC. 11:45 —Race Results. K MP(7. look This? 1:30 —Gateway to Music, KFAC. 8:15 —Hollywood vs. Sacramento. KR KD -1, News. Music; 1:15. City 3:15— Masteroleces. KFAC. TODAY Hall; 1:30. U.S.C.; 1;45, Singing KFAC. 6:00—Evening Concert. KFAC. Waiters. 8:00--Glenn Miller, KN X. 10:15 —Bowling Notes. }WWII. KMPC-11:00 A. M. KFOX -1, Classified; 1:15. 1.1Icea: 1:30, Christian Science; 1:45, Blues, KGER -1. News; 1:05, Ad Club: KFI-11, Against the Storm; 11:15. 1:30, Spanish Trio. Ma Perkins; 11:30, Guiding Light: KFX511-1. South American Way: 11:45. I ic and Made. 1:15. Agri. AdJ.; 1:30, K. Marlin KN X-11. Man I Married; 11;Li, Orch. WEDNESDAY Programs Song Treasury; 11:30, News; 11:311. KIND -1. Sky Room Sketches; 1:15, PI MI31.13 Ill, 1911 Today's Kest Buys; 11:45, Wo man Ann Gibson: 1:30, Musical Soiree: of Courage. 1:45, Monitor News. 1111.1-11, Victor ; 11:30. DON 1' MISS KGB -1, Monitor News: 1:15. Con - 8 to 9 A. M. Market Place; 11:45, Elbert La- fessions of the Corsair; 1:341. K. K}1 -11, Sam Hayes' News; 8:15. Schell'. Marlin Deck. Johnny Murray; 8:30, Art Baker: KECA -11, Orphans of Divorce; KEN D -1, News; 1:15. Shish% 11:15, Amanda; 11:30, John's Other 8:45, News. "HERE'S K VOE -1, Civic; 1;15, Confessions KN X -6, Kate Smith; 8:15, Big Sis- Wife; 11:45, Just Plain Bill. of the Corsair; 1:30, K. Marlin KF WEI--11, Tom Stoddard: 11:15, ter; 6;30, Helen Trent; 8:45, Our On+. Gal Sunday. Pop. Drell.; 11:30. Al Jarvis. KHJ -8. Haven of Rest; 11:30, News; TO THE K MPC -11, Chef Milani: 11:311. Coun- 2 to 3 P. M. cil of Beauty; 11:45, Farm Journal. 8:45, Eddie Albright. KFI-2, Pepper Young's Family: K MTR -11, Dr. Talbot; 11:30, Moni- K ECA -8, Breakfast Club: a:30, 2:15, Lone Journey; 2:30. Bark- tor Ness.:: 11:15. Music. News; 8:45, Robert Lee Johnson. LADIES" stage Wife; 2:45, Heart 01 Julia KFAC -11. Man on Street; 11:30, K F WB -11, Breakfast Club. Blake. K MPC -8, Andy and Virginia; 6:15, Forenoon Musicale, LIN• FACTS- MUSIC KN X -1. Manning. News: 2:15, Successful LIA lug ; 8:30. 11. oily 11GFJ -11. News; 11:15. Music: RECIPES - HOME HINTS Backgrounds for Living; 1:30. Daily W ord. 11:30, Rhyth m Roundup. KR KD -11. Robbie. Pianist; 11;15. Joyce Jordan: 2:45. Nancy Dixon. ILMTR -8, Spanish Hour; 8:45, 1111.11-2, We're Always Young; 2:15, & Kg 14011•WID .RII K E C A Music; 11:30, News; 11:45, Music. Religious. As Twig Is Bent: 2:30, News with E FAC -8, Country Church; 8:30. KFOX -11, Huntington Park; 11:05, Records; t1:30, News; 11:35, Mil- Hughes; 2:45. Let's rillY Bridge. Music. 9:30 A.M. KM:CA -2:15, Dearest Mother; 2:30. K GFJ-8, News, Stocks; 8:15, Mu- sic. Adventure Stories; 2:15. What's KGER -11. News; 11:15, Purple sic; 8:43, Dr. Wiseman. Doing. K R KD -8. Music: 8:25. State E m- Mules; 11:45. Music. Mrs. C. M. Burt Mrs. E. Durrell K F WB -2. Smith Sea Magic: 2:38. ployment; 8:30. Music; 8:55, News. KFX51-11, Classic Strings; 11: 15 , News and Music; 2:15. Pop. (tech. K MTR -9, 9;15. Health; E. Flindt Varsity Crew; 11:311, /IFOX -8, News; 8:15, Record Re- K MPC -2, Baseball. 9;30, W. B. Record; 9:15, Music. Meet the Band; 11:45, America view; 8:45, Classified. K MTR —'l, Wo man's World, KFAC -9. Unity Viewpoint; 9;15, Talking. KGER -14, News; A:03, Soul Patrol: KFAC -2, Music; 2:15, Salvation K FSD -11. Orphans of Divorce: 8:15, Mizpah; 8:45, Rev. Benning- Voice of Health; 9:30, Mimic. Army: 2:30. Music: 2:45, Organ. 11C,FJ-9, Ness", Stocks; 9:15. Tone 11:15. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill; ton. KGFJ-2. News, Stocks; 2:15. Chic: K F.X.M -11, listen of Rest; 8:30, Tempos. 11:30, John's Other Wife; 11:15, 2:30, Carolyn Caro: 2:45, Music. KR K D -9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30, Just Plain Bill. Sunshine Service. KtIK11-2, Music; 2:30, News; 2:45, S. S. Weather. Music; 9:45, News. KGB -11, Sue & Jack; 11:15. Old KFSD -11, News; 8:15, Good Cheer; Miotic. Paths; 11:30, Varsity Crew; 11:45. 8:30, National Farm and Home. KF11X -9. Firebrands for Jesus; KFOX -1, News; 2:15, Civic; 2:311. Elbert LaSchelle & Organ. KGB -8. Haven of Rest; 8:30, News; 9:4:i, Midmorning Melodies. Music. KGFR -9. News; 9:05. Rev. Parham: KFV D -111, News; 11:15. Homemak- D. 011eren, Tenor. KGER -2, News: 2:05. Music; 1:15. er's Symphony; 11:30. Pianos; KFV D —R. Covered Wagon Jubilee: 9:15, March Ahead of Time: 9:3 0 , Siesta; 2:30, Long Beach Band. 11:45, Vocal Favorites. Revival; 9:45, Full Gospel. 11:45. Violet Schram. K%0E -11:15, Flindt Varsity Crew: KFX M -2. Stocks, Music; 2:15, As HS 0E -8, Haven of Rest; 8:30, K FX M -9, News; 9:15, Pop. Oreli.: Twig Is Dent: 2:30. John R. 11:15, LaSchelle„ Organ. News; 8:45, Classified Ads. 9:30, Frost Page Farrell; 9:45, I'll Hughes; 2:45, Names & Locations. Find My Way. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. K r410 -2, Matinee With Lytell: 2:311. K VS10 -9:15, Between the Bookends; Listening Time; 2:45, Wings on 9 to 10 A. M. El-h Farm Reporter; 12:15. 9:30, Health Talk; 9:45. News; Watch. Stella Dallas: 12:30, Lorento KF1-9, Mirandy's Garden Patch: 9:50, Al & Lee Reiser. KGB -2. We're Always. Amine: 2:15, Jones; 12:45, loung Widder Brown. 9:15, Bess Johnson; 9:30, Ellen KGB -9, John B. Hughes; 9:15. Ben As Twig Is Bent: 2:30, John B. Randolph; 9:45, Dr. Kate. Sweetland; 9:30, Front Page Far- KNX -12. Sour Neighbor; 11:15. Hughes; 1:45, Let's Play Bridge. E N X -9, Life Can Ite Beautiful: rell: 9:15. I'll Find My Way. Myrt and Marge; 12:30. Romeo KIN D -2, Music 110%; 2:15, Organ: 9:15. Wo man in White; 9:30. Right KFV D -9, W altz; 9:15, News; 9:30. Bandstand; 11:45, Stepmother. 1:30, Romantic Rhythm. to Happiness; 9:45, Rita Murray. Dr. Richardson; 9:45, Parade. Kii.1-12, News; 12:15. Homemaker's KVCIE -2. We're Always Young: 2:15. Club; 12:45, Bill's Was Shop. K11.1-9, John B. Hughes: 9:15. KV11E -9, John B. Hughes: 9:1 3 . As Twig Is Rent: 2:30. John B. Helen Holden; 9:30, Front Page Helen Holden: 9:30. Front Page KKCA -12. Club Matinee; 12:15. Hughes: 9:45, Let's Play Bridge. Farrell; 9:45, I'll Find My W ay. Farrell; 9:4% I'll Find My Way. News; 12:30, Club Matinee; 12:55, KECA -9. Musical Mysteries; 9:15. 3 to 4 P. M. Between Bookends: 9:30. Here's to 10 to 11 A. M. KF'WB--12. Al Jarvis; 12:30, News; KF1-3, News; 3:15, Agnes White: Ladies; 9:15. Off the Record. 1111,4-10. Light of tile World: 10:15, 12:45, Jubilee. 3:30. What's Doing; 3:45, Frank KIE W11-9:30, News; 9:45, Dr. Rey- M Man; 10:30. lalinnt Lad,: liMPC -12, High Noon; 12:15, News; Bingman. nolds. 10:45. Arnold Grim m's Daughter. 12:30. Baseball. KN X -3, second Mrs. Burton: 3:1 5. KlIPC -9, News; 9:15. Hollywood KN X -10 Bright Horizons; 10:15. B.MTR -12, W ale: 12:15, News Reel. , Young Dr. Malone; 3:311. News . Way to Glamour: 9:30, Family Aunt .11•1111 Y: 10:30, Fletcher Wiley; ' KFAC -12. News; 12:15, Backseat 3138, Galen Drake. Bible: 9:48. News. 10:48. Sate Hooking. Driver :30. ballehatet Comsat. SEPTEMBER 7. 1941 RA DI O LIF E PAGE 19 WEDNESDAY LOGS

and high indignation one of these days owned and operated according to the More: Bernie Smith when they begin to notice a serious American way of life! 1Conlimier( from Page' 12) lowering of the American standard of entious campaign of good music in * * broadcasting. They'll screech in glorious the late evening hours. Try Cali-foam for safe easy cleaning. but unavailing chorus when they hear Cali-foam not only cleans walls and wood- Senator Quackenbush Instead of the NBC work in a jiffy, but removes spots from EMBERS of the Federal Communi- Symphony, or Congregeman Robbem in rugs, upholstery and car cushions without l‘1 cations Commission are busily en- place of the Club Matinee. And they'll leaving a ring. For complete information gaged in the business of breaking up positively have hysterical cat fits when on this new product, call CA. 1-5014. what they believe to be a radio mono- political propaganda of every description poly. In the process of their breaking odorizes their newscasts. up, the busy little beavers are throwing Now is the time for the radio public TREAT THE FAMILY! in a considerable number of thumping to look to its wave lengths. But it had and damaging whacks at the industry in better take a quick look, because there general. ain't going to be any public wave lengths Nip FOR THAT CHEF-TOUCH The average listener may be content much longer, at the present rate of des- to sit back and silently observe the truction. BRANDY WINE thumping because of a misguided notion And let no man entertain the idea that "the big networks have it coming that we are the tool of vested in- to 'em." terests, the dupe of the "monopolis- MUSHROOMS These silently observing average list- tic networks." We are, instead, a guy 0.* ogri• -STEAKS! ENTREES! SAUCES! eners will spring to their heels in alarm who likes his radio just as it is . . .

KHJ-3, 3:13, Here's Mor- RECA -3. Speaking of Glamour: 1131TH -7. Music: :15. Spec. Events; Ki st.-9:13, El Monte Church: 9:43, gan; 3:30. TSIhr Army; 3:45, S. 5:15, News; 3:30. News Here and 7:34, Dr. Michelson. Spirit of L.I.F.E. ;Keet on Orch. Abroad; 3:43, sports Roundup: RFAC -7. Evening Concert. HF8D -9. News; 9:13, An:erten Call- KECA -3. Hal Styles; 3:13, Mr. 3:53. Pepsi-Cols Jingles. KGFJ-7. Spanish Hour. ing; 9:30, M. Malnerk Orch. Keen; 3:30, Unelassie Hour. KMPC -3. Fite ()Thick Whistle: KRIED -7. NeSS: 7:13, Three Quar- KGB -9. News: 9:15, War Letters; KF WB -3, News and Music; 3:30, 3:13, News; 5:30, Uncle Harry. ter Time; 7:30. Do Son Know'? 9:30. Fulton Lewis: 9:4.5, H. Mar- Pop. Orch. H3lf H-3. Dr. Davies; 3:13, Swiss RPPC -7. Pasadena Music Festival; lin Orch. HIWPC..-3. Johnny Olson. 1 ()driers : 3:30, Music. 7:13, Organ; 7:30, Tower Chhnes; ILVOE -9, News; 9:13, 8. Young KMTR -3, Spec. Events; 3:15, D. G. RFAC -3. News: 5:13, Music; 5:30, 7:43, Mid-week Service. Orch; 5:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:43, H. Tracy; .i:30, Pianos; 3:45. Spec. Whoa Bill Club. KFOX -7. Daily Bread; 7:13, Fire- Marlin Orch. Events. KtiF.1--3. News; 5:13. Music; 5:30, side Philosophy; 7:45, Robert Ar- RFAC -3. Music: 3:15. Symphony. Sport Secrets; 5:43, Music. den. RGFJ-3, News, Stocks: 3:13, Vocal- KRIED -3. Songs of Saddle; 5:30. RGF:R -7, News; 7:05. Jewish Hour. 10 to 11 P. M. lees; 3:30, concert Melodies. Rare Results; 3:43, News. KING -7:45. Evangelistic Service. KRRD -3, McIntire Hawaiians: 3:30. RFOX -5. God's Sunshine; 5:30. , HFSD -1,•Quitt Kids; 7:30. Manhat- KFI-10. Richfield Neas; 10:15. News, Music; 3:43. Scone Taylor. Jamboree; 5:45, Music. tan at Midnight. VA. Herman Orch.; 10:30. Inside KFOX -3, Rube Hiram; 3:30, Half RGF:R -5, News; 5:115, Latin Hour. KGB -7, Gabriel W aiter ; 7:15. the News (Thrifty Drug); 10:43. & Half. KFX51-5, News; 3:05. Pop. Orch.; Sizing Up News; 7:30. Lone Ran- N. Bondshu KGER -3. News: 3:05, Musk: 3:20, 5:30, Shaffer Parker's Circus; 3:45, ger. RNX -10, B. Crosby Herb.: 1-0:50, Long Beach Band. Airliners. R OE -7. t. R. Army; 7:13. Sizing Masterworks. KFX31-3. Spotlite Revue; 3:13. KF'SD--li. News: 3:13. Number Mel- 1p News; 7:30, Lone Ranger. 1111.1-10, F. Martin Orch.: 10:30. Here's Morgan: 3:30, Vow. Army; odies; 3:30, News Here & Abroad: News: 10:43, Bush Hawaiians. 3:43. S. Kenton Orch. 5:45. Ted Steele; 5:35, Pepsi-Cola 8 to 9 P. M. RECA -10, Philharmonia. RFSD -3, Public Service; 3:15, Mr. Jingles. KFV111-10. Let's Dance; 10:15. Keen; 3:30. Feature Editor: 3:45, KGB —S. !superman: 5:15, Joh n KFI-8, Eddie (color; II:30, Mr. Bowling Notes: 10:30, Pop. * Mu; Upton Close. Steele; 5:30, Shaffer Parker's Cir- District Attorney. 10:33. News. RGII-3, Ben sweelland; 3:13. Here's rus: 3:43, Airliners. KNX -11. Grand Central Station; 1134PC -10, 0. Tucker Orch.; 10:13. Morgan; 3:30. Off the Record. Popular Music, 11:30. Dr. Pepper Parade. News; 10:30. Kennedy 'Trio; 10:413. REA D--.1. News; 3:15. Music. KVOF.-3. Remain (*minter Quilt; RHJ-8, Adventures in Melody; 8:30, Rnyal Hawaiians. KVOE-3. Federal Music; 3:13. 5:30. Shatter Parker's Circus; 3:43, Great Gonna. RMTR -10, Viennese Ense m ble ; Here's Morgan; 3:30, S. Kenton Airliners. RECA -8, Easy Ares; 11:15. Arms 10:13. B. Averill Orch.; 10:30. Orch. Camp News: 11:30. News; 1:45, El Patin Orch. 6 to 7 P. M. Richard Brooks. RFAC -10, Dance rime. KFIVB —ft. Evening with Stephen Fos- KGEJ-10. News: 10:13, Phil Stan- 4 to 5 P. M. KF1-6. Kay Ryser's College. ter; 1:30. The Pastor's Study. wick; 10:30, Music, KNX-6, Glenn Miller MTh.; 6:13. KFOX -10, Ross Ballroom: 10:15. RFI-4. Art Baker's Noteboo. 4:30, 131PC —it. Masters Hour; 8:43, Lets Public Affairs; 6:30, All Around Talk News. Lucca Floor: 10:30, Majestic Ball- Paul Carson; 4:45, Bridge Club. Town; 6:45, News of World. KNX -4. European Roundup; 4:15. Esrna—a, Sports; 5:13. Sinjting room: 111:43, floss Ballroom. RHJ-6. Raymond Gram Swing: KGER -111. News; 10:10, Musk; Galen Drake; 4:3a, Treat Time: Walters: It:30. Doug Dawson; 5:43, 6:15. Danger Is My Business: 6:35. Spec. Events. 10:30, Wilson Ames. 4:43, Garred, News; 4:55. Davis. News. Doyle; 6:43, Dinner Dance. RFAC -11. News: 0:13. Baseball; RFNM -10, Sizing inn News; 10:15. News. RECA -6. Author's Playhouse; 6:30. RH.1-1. Fulton Lewis: 4:13, Forest Hnllywood vs. Sacramento. F. Martin Orch.; 10:30, Rush Ha- R. Kinney Oreh.; 6:45, News. KliF.1---a, News; 1:13, Phil Stanwick: waiians. Lawn; 4:20, Playboys; 4:30, Com- K MPC -6. News; 11:15, Alan Lane munity Hall; 4:43, Dine-Dance 01:311, Music. RFSG -10:13, Gospel Harmonettest Sings; 6:30, Sports Page; 11:43, ELPP(:-11:15, Sigma Alpha Iota. 70:30. Clifford Hardy; 10:43, Clyde Parade. lace Results. RECA -4, News; 4:15. Barton.; KFOX -11. Rev. Russell. Compton. KF WB -6. News: 6:13. In the Gloam- RFSD -111, J. Ross Orch.: 10:39. 4:30. Ireene Wicker; 4:45, Super- KGER -8, News; 5:03. Spanish Hour. ing: 0:30, rap, Orrh.; 8:45, De- EFs1)-8. Easy Area; 8:15, Army News: 10:45. Western Hemisphere man. fending America. KF WB -4. Don Milligan; 4:3a, Mu- Comp News; 8:30, Night Music; Revue. RISITR -6. Irwin Allen: 6:15. Turn no 6:53, RI11-10. George Bacon 10:30. sk & News; 4:45, Stuart Hamblen. the Litchis; 4:30, Pay Day; 6;45. 113IPC--4, Hollywood Blvd. Quiz; K:11-8. Adventures in Melody; 8:13. Bosh Hawaiians. Ed Robbin. Marine Varieties; 8:30, Great RFVD -10, Hank, the Night Watch- 4:15, Meet the Author; 4:30, News; RFAC —ti, Evening Concert. 4:43; Take It Easy. GUM'S. man, KGF.1-6. News. Italian Melodies: IEVOE -11. Adventures In Melody; R3ITR -4, Spec. Events; 4:30, Musk: KVOE -10, Negrn Varieties; 10:30, 6:30, Fannie Reinhart. 8:30, Great (limns Bush Hawaiians, 4:45, SaMaella Ens. KRI M -6. Concert Music. IEFAC-4:13, Garden Ptchnol: 4:30. RFOX -6, News. Sports: 6:15, Musk. 31tisie; 4:45, Afternoon Playhouse. 9 to 10 P. M. KGER -6. News; 6:15. Adv. of Frank 11 to 12 Midnight RtiF4 -1, News: 4:15. Tea Time. Farrell; 6:30, Italian Journal. 111,1-9, Pleasure Time; 9:15, Flow- I KRR D-4. Music; 4:15, Movieland KFXM -6, R. G. swing; 6:13, (..11 ard and Shelton: 9:10, W. Osborne RF1-11, Nevis; 11:15, ('. Raver • Quiz; 4:30, Music; 4:43. News. Co., Mask : 6:30. News: 6:15, Orch.: 9:30. Five Edwards. (Itch.; 11:30, D. Marshall Orch.: HFOX -4, News; 4:15. Jamboree; Dinner Dance. RNX -9, Sullivan. News: 9:13. All 11:35, News. 4:43, Dick Ross. KFSI)-6. Author's Playhouse: 6:30. Aboard; 9:43, Deep Night; 11:33, RN1 -11, Manning, News: 11:15. RGER -4, News: 4:13, Musk; 4:30. Howard and Shelton; 6:3.5, Citizen's Nei% M. uhlie Affairs; II:30. M. Strand George Strange. Jury. RH.1-9. News; 11:15. War Letters: Oreh; 11:53, News. RFXM —I. Fulton LeW1S: 4:15, Trad- 111:11-6. R. G. S ang. 8:13, 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45. Column.. RHJ-11, 0. Nelson Oreh.; 11:W. ing Post; 4:30, Matinee Melodic.: Is My Business; f1:30. News; 6:45. on Parade. T. Fin Hilo Orris. 4:53, Knew jour America. Dinner Dance. RECA -9. Music by Sweeten: 9:30. RECA -11. C. Ravazza lirch.; 11:13. IEFSD -1. Ask Eleanor Nash; 4:15. KV0E -6, R. I.. Swing: 6:15, Dinner News; 9:15. remit:1.0s Orch. Paid Carson; 11:35. News. Living Literature: 4:30. Bryan+ Dance; 6:30. Orange County News; KF WB -9. This Is Musk: 9:13. l'an KFV111-11. Piano Paintings; 11:15. 4:45. Barton.. 8:43, Alpha Bela Stores. Pacific; 9:30, News; 9:43, Eleanor Best in Music. RGB -4, Fulton Lewis: 4:15, invest- Wilson McAdoo. KMPC -11, Dancing Party. ment Problems; 4:30, Gypsiana: 7 to 8 P. M. HMPC -9. Peter l'otter. HMTR -11, H. Henry Orch.; 11:111. 4:43, George Bacon. RFI-7, Music to Remember: 7:15, KMTR -9. Floyd Johnson: 9:30. Billy Berg. REVD -4, Pianos; 4:15, Music: 4:30, Packard Program; 7:30, Plantation News Reel; 9:43, S. Garcia , EFAC -11. Dance Time. n0-90 Club: 4:15. News. Party. RFAC -9, Baseball. IEGF.1-11, News: 11:15, Music. KI 0E-4, Fulton Lewis; 4:13. Play- KNX -7. Amos 'n' Andy; 7:13, Lanny RGFJ-9, News: 5:15, 11111 Stan- FEFICM -11. 0. Nelson Orch; 11:30, hors; 4:30, Gypsiann; 4:45, Classi- ROSS: 7:30, Dr. Christian: 7:35, wick; 9:30. State Guard: 9: 13 . T. Fin Rif" Wei.. fied. News, Trout. Syncopated Symphony. RI'SG -11. El Monte Church, 5 to 6 P. M. KILI-7. Gabriel Beefier; 7;30, Lone KPPC -9. National Defense; 9:13. KFSD -11, This Moving World;.11:13, Ranger. Cosmopolitans, Drama. Paul Carson. Organ; 11:30. D. KFI-3. C. Hunt Musk; 5:30, Con- KECA -7. Quiz Rids; 7:30, Manhat- RFOX -9, Church of Christ; 9:13. Marshall Orch.: 11:55. News. .ert Favorites. tan at Midnight. News; 9:30, Floor Show; 9:45, KGB -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, KNX -5. Millions for Defense. KFAVB -7. Baseball Fiulls-Eye; 7:30, Music. T. Fin Kilo Orch. KI1J-5, News; 5:15. John Steele News; 7:45. Robert Arden. RGER -9, News; 9:03. Thomas Ozo- KIND -11. Hank, the Night Watch- from London; 3:30, Shatter Park- KM P('-7, Strollio' Tom; 7:15. Fish- mato. man. er's Circus. 5:15, Airliners. ing Fact•: 7:30. Ca•alcade of Illts; KFX51-9:30, War Letters{ 9:45, RVOE -11. 0. Nelsen °reit. t MSS. 1111V3 -5, Stuart Rambles, 7:45, Heart of the News. News. T. Fin Rito Orch. PAGE 20 RADIO LIFE SEPTEMBER 7, 1941

PRIZES: If question used, sender receives *5. HEARD: DIMS, Monday, 8:30 p. M. CONTESTS OF THE MONTH MAIL: Mutual Broadcasting, New York. (Continued from Page 8)

7:30 a. in.; Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, MIDNIGHT MERRY-GO-ROUND —KNX LONE RANGER—KHJ Friday, 4:45 p. m. CONTEST: Give correct title of recording and COMPANY: Interstate Bakeries Corp. (Web- MAIL: Walnettos, c/o KNX. production it is frpm; also questions. er's Bread). REQUIRED: Nothing 'but above. CONTEST: Send in safety letter (for chil- PRIZES: Defense stamps and tickets. dren). HEARD: KNX, Monday through Saturday, REQUIRED: Nothing but above. WHAT'S ON YOUR MIND?—KNX 12 p. m. PRIZES: Camera and films. HEARD: DLBS, Monday, Wednesday, Friday COMPANY: Planters Peanuts. 7:30 p m. CONTEST: ,Send in questions to be used on MAIL: KHJ, Los Angeles. program. HONEYMOON COTTAGE QUIZ—KMPC REQUIRED: One empty five-cent Planters CONTEST: Quiz for newly-weds. * * Peanuts bag, or unwinding band from tin REQUIRED: For couples married since Jan- of Planters. uary 1, 1939; register name with KMPC. Cleaners Dish Dirt PRIZES: $5 if your question is asked, 810 if PRIZES: A $4500 house and lot, home com- asked and incorrectly answered. Also 150 pletely furnished, new 1942 Hudson car, Mutual's New York switchboard girls one-pound tins of Planters Peanuts as plus 14 other prizes. are used to all sorts of odd telephone honorable mention. HEARD: KMPC, Friday, 8 p. M. calls, but there's one frequent caller HEARD: KNX, Monday, 8 p. m. MAIL: hNIPC, Beverly Hills. MAIL: Planters Peanuts, San Francisco. these days who has disturbed their usual calm. WAR LETTERS—KHJ Every night at about six o'clock, a W OMAN IN WHITE—KNX COMPANY: Gilmore Oil. woman calls in, proclaims in a shrill CONTEST: Send in letter received from voice: "I have some news for you!" COMPANY: Procter and Gamble. Europe. CONTEST: Complete last line of jingle. REQUIRED: Nothing hut above. Then she proceeds to reel Apff a minute REQUIRED: One Oxydol box-top and one PRIZES: If letter read, sender receives $5. of chatter about world-famous people Camay wrapper, any sizes. HEARD: DLBS, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. and what they have been doing for the PRIZES: Grand, $30 a week for life or $25,000 9:15 p. m. cash; weekly prizes, $1000 and 25 prizes of MAIL: KHFLJI,, Los Angeles. past twenty-four hours. She covers every- $100 every week. body from Churchill to La Guardia. All HEARD: KNX, Monday through Friday, 9:15 a. m. of her "news" is obviously phony. MAIL: Camay-Oxydol, Cincinnati, Ohio. MONEY FOR YOU —KHJ When this amateur commentator Is COMPANY: Sparkletts through, she announces mysteriously, CONTEST: Identify tune, call station. REQUIRED: Nothing but above. "That's all for tonight," and immediately SPELLING BEELINER —KNX PRIZES: Coupon for bottle of Sparkletts. If hangs up. winner, when called, answers "Sparkletts" The other evening one of the operators COMPANY: Seaside Oil. instead of "hello," he wins jack pot. CONTEST: Send in five hard-to-spell words. HEARD: KHJ, 7:15 a. m. managed to get a word in before the REQUIRED: Ask Seaside dealer for entry MAIL: KHJ, Los Angeles. sign-off. "Where," she queried politely, blank. PRIZES: $15 for best list, $10 for the next six "do you get this information?" lists, merchandise orders for 10 gallons "From the window cleaners," the OLD TIMERS--KHJ Ethyl gas. woman whispered. HEARD: KNX, Sunday, 4:30 p. in. COMPANY: Imperial Beer. MAIL: Address on entry blank. CONTEST: Submit old time tune, Mack and Mrs. W. C. Williams—Mrs. Edna Shannon Liddell try to identify it. REQUIRED: Nothing but above. PRIZES: If they fail to identify, person sub- ALL ABOARD —KNX mitting tune gets case of beer. NI* r I .// / HEARD: KHJ, Friday, 8:30 p. in. COMPANY: Southern Pacific. MAIL: KHJ, Los Angeles. CONTEST: Four contestants posed questions. REQUIRED: Nothing but above. PRIZES: Contestant with MOST money when destination reached awarded an additional DOUBLE OR NOTHING —KHJ grand prize of $25; others keep amount COMPANY: Noxzema. won during program. CONTEST: Submit questions. HEARD: KNX, Wednesday, 9:15 p. m. REQUIRED: Nothing but above.

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Chef Milani's, Sundam Dinner For Eight Persons Radio Life Consu mers' Club Directed by Chef Milani Consomme Royal and Carrots Ripe California Olives 0 0 SO ME S WEET FACTS —Sugar sprinkled on frying bacon Escalopes of Veal with Sorrel makes it crisper. Sugar used in cooking ham or pork creates a nuttier flavor. A small amount of sugar added to beets, peas, Rissole es Potatoes string beans, lima beans, corn, carrots, parsnips, squash, onions, Romaine Salad with Italian Dressing tomatoes, cauliflower, spinach, asparagus and Peach Melba celery, usually points up their natural taste. Assorted Cakes Sugar cooked into cereals instead of being sprinkled on afterwards will give them a brand Monarch Coffee new quality. Sugar on fruits softens their acids z Recipe for Consomme Royal and Carrots and brings out their mellowness. Sugar added to beaten egg-whites makes a lighter meringue. I qt. small tender carrots and if you add it before the eggs are beaten, the 3 eggs 14, lb. butler result will be even lighter. Sal 1 and pepper 1 qt. hot consom me Boil the carrots in salt water. When done, drain off the water and pass the carrots through a, fine sieve. Take a cup of this carrot puree and uli x with 2 whole eggs and the yolk of 1 egg, season with salt and pepper, and THE PEN NIES IN YO UR DIET —Your strain again. Put in a small buttered pudding mould and cook in a double body can use about eight of them in the course of a lifetime. At boiler. When set, allow to become cool, remove from mould, and cut in fancy shape desired. Serve in tlie hot consom me. any rate, that's how much copper your system needs, and without copper, they say that the iron pig ment cannot get in its work in building red blood cells. However, we're not advising you to pul- Recipe for Escalopes of Veal with Sorrel verize pennies and sprinkle them on your food with a salt or 4 lbs. fillet veal Yolks of 2 eggs pepper shaker. An easier way to get the copper you need, and 4 tits. sorrel 2 tbsps. olive oil or butter the only way it will do you any good, is to eat such things as Some flour Bread crumbs 011 Cr : Salt and pepper calf's liver, cereals, chocolate, dried fruits, legumes, molasses, 0, ••• nuts and oysters. Cut the fillets into slices just under 1,4 inch thick, and trim off all skw C 0- (4 and fat. Give the escalopes an oval shape. Each should weigh about 3/12 to 01" V. CO 4 ozs. Flatten out with a beater, then dip them in flour, coat very evenly with egg yolk well seasoned with salt and pepper, and finally with bread crumbs. Pat down with the blade of a knife to make sure that the bread crumbs will adhere to the meat. Have ready a pan of hot butter and cook the escalopes for 5 minutes on one side and 5 minutes on the other. When CHIN A ON YOU R CHIN A —It's high time that we intro- done, they should be a nice golden color. Place on a hot dish on a puree duced China into your food files with a few Chinese dishes. You of sorrel. all know Chop Suey, Chow Mein and Egg Foo Yung, of course, Recipe for Puree of Sorrel. Remove the stem 'from the sorrel and wash leaves but do you know that there are a great variety of ways to fix in 4 different waters to remove the sand. Have a kettle with salted water on fire. Put the sorrel in thr boiling water and cook for 10 lll i l mtes, both these and other Chinese items? Well, just in case you don't stirring often. Pour off the water and let stand in the colander 15 minutes we are giving you a few of our own ideas in the form of recipes so the water will drain dry, then strain through a sieve. Then put the this week, but in addition here are a few other ideas that may strained sorrel in a sauce pan with 3 ounces of butter and bring to the boiling point. Season with salt and pepper, and bind with 2 whole eggs, interest you: beaten. Do not boil after adding the eggs but heat just enough to give the sorrel a firm body. A Chinese touch can often be introduced into a dish with the use of rice, bamboo sprouts, bean sprouts, mushrooms, pork, duck, shrimps, chestnuts and ginger, and if Recipe for Peach Melba you cook with peanut oil, you'll get even 8 large peaches Juice of one lemon • closer to the real thing. Then again, if you I qt. vanilla ice cream 1 lb. powdered sugar chop up meat fine or slice it into thin strips /12 pint raspberry pulp, strained for your dishes, and if you serve tea in handle- Mix well the half pint of strained raspberry pulp, the juice of the lemon less cups during the dinner, you'll be ap- and 14 lb. of the powdered sugar, place in an earthen pot and let set over- night. Then pack in ice, stir well, add a cup of powdered sugar and stir proaching what you find when you go to a every half hour until smooth and thick. Keep on ice until used. Peel the Chinese restaurant. Still another trick is to peaches and cook them whole in a light syrup. From the vanilla ice cream, decorate a dish with those noodle-like egg frozen very hard, cut some round pieces about 3 inches iu diameter and strips that you find on your food when you I inch thick. Place the ice cream on plates, place a peach on the center of each and pour Melba sauce over them. dine in Chinatown. These are not as hard to make as you think. You just beat the eggs lightly and spread them very, very thin on a large griddle or in a large pan, and then, after browning them on both sides, you just make ribbons CHEF MILANI is heard Monday through Friday at out of them. Two curious facts about tea and rice (which Mr. II a. m. over KMPC in a program entitled A DINNER Ripley may use some time, if he hasn't already), may also inter- FOR FOUR FOR A DOLLAR, NO MORE. est you before we change the subject. The one on tea is that the / zz , / 7 • 70 ,'/ 7'7 . „ /

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tea plant is a tree, always grown fro m a seed, and willing to gro w to a height of thirty feet if left alone. The one on rice is " Din n er for Four, for a Dollar, that rice flo wers in China are used for cleaning the teeth. No Afore" * * IN C A S E Y O U SPIL L SO M E T HIN G — Water applied at once will remove almost any kind of food stain, but reme mber that CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. "at once" business, because if you wait till later, things get more Boneless Bed l Roast complicated. If you do wait till later, you can keep in mind that Baked Potatoes berry or fruit stains will generally come away with distilled or Sliced Tomatoes rain water if they are not too old and if you don't use anything Bread and Butter else on the m first. Ice crea m and milk stains often come off with 414 Coffee an application of first cold and then war m water. Coffee or tea Jello for Dessert with milk and crea m can usually be removed if you use cold w ater first and then pour a strea m of boiling water on the stain Recipe for Boneless Beef Roast

fro m a height of about two feet, m aking sure to set the stained 21/2 lbs. rolled shoulder beef piece in the sun im mediately afterwards without wringing it out. Salt and pepper Plain coffee or plain sugar syrup stains can come out with soap First season beef with sail and pepper. Now put 1 cup of water in the bottom of Dutch oven. Then place roast in anil cover. Put 14. hake in oven and water, but m ust also be set in the sun without being wrung at 350 degrees for thirty minutes. Then 'over mid let bake until roast out and the soap should be rubbed on and into the stain. Generally is tender and baste frequently. Now serve with baked potatoes. w ater, hot water, rain water, distilled water, soap rubbed on and in, sunshine, and no wringing out — will take care of a food stain, but be careful not to use heat of any kind on food stains quit are CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 2 rich in protein, because the heat will coagulate the protein and Chicken Espagnole with Rice thereby set the Stain. Sliced Tomatoes and Cucumbers with Lady's Choice Vinegar Sauce Bread and Butter Coffee IN A LIG H T E R V EIN — A schoolteacher once asked her class Seedless Grapes for Dessert what three foods were required to keep the body in perfect health. Recipe for Chicken Espagnole with Rice W hereupon a boy in the back of the roo m replied, "Yer break- 1 lb. frying chicken Salt and pepper fast, yer dinner, and yer supper." can (8 ounces) lomato sauce 4 'lisps. oil 1 'trio.,, 2 cloves garlic % lb. rice lust, joint a frying chicken, and wash rut dry well. Now pour oil Recipe for Pork Chop Suey in a Lauri, When the Oil gels hot, put I, saute the jointed chicken. As soon the chickurl h. a golden coliu to sailic the oni o n ar nt

, lov es .4 12 ,11 I,c "'jell, el y Io r. o•n 1111 -111. 01 ..,141 garlic begin to get 12 ozs. bean sprouts Salt „, 11 , sIi„,„, 1,, 1„,, , I Spanish style lonialo 2 ozs. mushrooms, Brandy- Cornflour water wine Brand 4 Isps. peanut oil sauce awl put lin er the ehirk,,: h. 1.s ell and let sim mer 4 ozs. bamboo shoots 1 crap stock until chicken is done. Noi,, ' Ii.. ol rice which you 6 ozs. onions 1 tbsp. sugar have washed and drained Dirre When ri,, i• It ri, r, drain and plate % oz. lichen Soya bean Chinese sauce on top of chicken. Cover pot and let sim mer for tiro. el minutes, and then 111 ozs. pork % lb. rice ser ve. Col the mushrooms in half, soak the lichen in hot water for 15 minutes. Cot die bamboo shoots, the pork M e al very thin, and the onions in pieces. Sprinkle a little salt in a hot oiled pan, put in the bamboo shools, the CHEF MILANI'S DOLLAR (FOR 4) DINNER No. 3 onions, the mushrooms, and cook for 2 minutes. Nest add the bean sprouts, and cosk for a minute longer. Lastly add the meal, sprinkle with corn- Wilson's Certified Mor a la Rosita flour water, a few drops of Soya bean Chinese sauce and cook for another Buttered Summer Squash minute. Add 1 cupful of stock, a little sugar, and few drops of peanut oil. String Bean Salad with Lady's Choice French Dressing Cook for I more: niinule and serve with Chinese soya bean sauce and Bread and Butter steamed rice. Coffee Recipe for Special Chicken Chop Suey Persian Melon for Dessert

16 lb. bean sprouts sh lb. thinly sliced chicken Recipe for Wilson's Certified Mor a la Rosita li lb. thinly sliced bans- Salt boo shoots 4 Dups. cornflour water 1 can Wilson's Certified Moe 1 onion, 2 cloves garlic 2 ../. ...hill III andywine 1 egg 2 lbs. rell peOpers 1/3 bottle Hauser Sauce Mushrooms 4 tbsps, peanut oil 2 lbs. new potatoes Salt and pepper $01.1.0 I ors. thinly sliced onions Some soy bean sauce 4 slices Wilson's 01' Fashund Bacon 3 thinly sliced tomatoes % lb. rice First, open a 12-ounce ran of Wilson's Mor. Now cut the meat into 1-inch Slice the mushrooms very thin. Sprinkle a little salt in r hot oiled pan, squares. Then mince 1 onion and 2 cloves of garlic. Now saute onion, put in the chicken mrat and cook 1, , 1 111i mily. Add the bamboo shoots, garlic ainl cubed Wilson's Mor with 4 slices of chopped 01' Fashund Bacon the bean sprout ,,, ii,, onion, and iiiiishioonis and cook for another minute. in a 0..I Ir iutui. As soon as the onion and garlic begin to brown pin in Add the tomatoc ,, reek fe, :mother minute, sprinkle with cornflour water 2 lbs. of !,, II toppers cut into strips. Then season with salt and pepper and and few drops pi.iniii oil mid cook 1,1 another minute. Put on a hot dish cover 11,,,. I, men. Let sim mer until peppers ar• tender. Then add 2 lbs. and place over it an egg, previously well beaten and cooked in a hot oiled of new ielatoes diced and 1/3 bottle of Hausa Sauce. Now cover again pan for one minute, serve with soy bean Chinese sauce and strained rice. and let sunnier until potatoes are done. SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADI O LIFE PAGE 23

More on Howard •61a a o on a a a a ennra a o ristrro a a Erro a000 crtro roa m diflo n erbod-b (Coniinued front Page 171 0 Hi b partner was Mabel McCane, a mutt GAGS OF THE WEE K he married and divorced within a year. QOQQJQQJ 0 9.-Q 0 0 0 09 -000 W 000 0 Q... W Q 0-9...2.9 Q.A.9 Q-9 ILO 4...ILLIL9 He next teamed with Ethelyn Clarke, con- sidered one of America's best dressed 'I'oiuuuutv Riggs and Betty Lou and their Miss Ramona Thomas, 1226 W. 38th Place, women. various guests took the humor spotlight Los Angeles. this week with the following gags sub- In Los Angeles lie bad frequently. es- Another Tommy Riggs: corted Irma Kilgallen, daughter of a mitted by reader-listeners to whom tick- (Bert NVIieeler told how his buckskin Chicago Steel magmite, to several cabarets. ets are to he mailed. Hemember, read- britches were shot full of bullets by red- At a gala dinner party by Barney Old- ers, more tickets are mailed usually each sitins)• field, the first man to drive an automo- week than are credited to gags that are bile 60 miles an hour, a marriage published, so listen and write. Whether - R4,gs: Put on your buckskin britches between ,Joe and Irma was suggested. your gag is printed or not the chances are and run to your hideout. .loe fell in with the spirit of the jest and ii ticket will be on the way to you —that Wheeler: But, if I put on my buck- agreed. The next morning he discovered is, as long as tickets last. skin britches the Indians will see my that he had gone through a real ceremony. hideout. Local newspapers splashed this event on their front pages. .Joe hastily left Los Mrs. Fred Williamson, 7629 Ledge Ave., Angeles. Roscoe, Calif. Bob McGeeney, 2200 S. Sycamore, Los An. In Omaha, four weeks later, Irma Betty Lon: We call our new paper the geles. caught up with him. Going to the box Daily Anemia, because it has such poor Betty Lott: There's a man sitting over office she purchased a ticket in the circulation. there sipping a limeade. How do I know orchestra. When Joe came on stage, that he's a sailor? she drew a revolver, threatened to Bert Wheeler: How do you know? Donald MacKellar, Jr., 4423 Clarissa Ave., shoot not only her husband but his Betty Lou: He's got on a sailor suit. Hollywood. partner, Ethelyn. She was calmed down, removed from the theater to On Doc Hall's "Tune Out Time": Mrs. Harold Sprints Mrs. Bernyce Smith her hotel. Later employees of the Elon Packard: . . . and my uncle has hotel were startled by a pistol shot. been on WPA so long the water in, the They broke into Irma's room, dis- blisters on his hands has become stagnant. CHICKEN SOUP covered her dead. WITH RICE Pat Willard, 236 E. Fairmont Rd., Burbank, Four days later Ethelyn convinced him Featured by he could offset bad publicity if he got Calif. married again. That was in August, 1916. On Scaliest: CHEF MILANI One year later they traveled to France John Barry lllll re: When I was mine KMPC, I I A. M. with Elsie Janis, to entertain the A. E. F. I memorized all of Shakespeare's play s. Monday thru Friday Joe's last song success, "Somewhere in Edna Mae Oliver: Yes, hut when France Is The Lily," earned him $30,000 were young, there weren't so many of in six months' royalties. By 1924, he had them. Mrs. C. F. Sherwood Mrs. S. W. Hough been divorced again, lie started out on a vaudeville tom with lovely Anita ease, Mrs. Toni A'Lureda, 856 W. 62nd Place, whom he married before the tour vras Los Angeles. completed. She too divorced hint within On College Humor: a year. Mr. Marlin: Don't you kno w that N'audeville' was by this time on the money is the root of all evil? down-grade. Joe Howard's style of songs Beulah: I don't care about the root, Soler Ch aire of tic. , had waned in Tin Pan Alley. When the it's the green stuff on top that I want. . 0 I. L A li F; crash came in 1929, he lost 8280,000. 3realanst Orange .rapcfrilit .1 I/ II' Reduced to playing vaudeville on lesser Mn. Mina Harkins Mrs. D. Halyer Ind Tomato rocl. •• ',curious' known circuits, Howard, now 63, made a meager living but prospects were ditn. THURSDAY'S BEST BETS

In 198o he met his present wife. They .11 SPORTS MIZARDS: started A new life together. To Joe, his p. young Americans %nice mithoritt, wife gave understanding and sy nipathy on sports. M U FiNN. 7:30 p. at a time when he was in despair. capades of II-gear-old. based on mnganinr During his career as actor, singer, e stories n Melt hnip nmitsrd for eight yearn. FEATHERWI.311:HT (114, M I' I 0 N S II I l' poser anti producer, lie amassed a fortune FIGHT: A:30 p. m.—Chalky Wright ORANGE—TOMATO —GRAPEFRUIT of $1,300,0nn, only to lose it. .St the age Is. Joey Archibald. of 68, with just $100, Howard pitched Mrs. R. M. Hooser Mn. D. L. Holman Into a vaudeville career, started up the come-back trail. Vigorous and hearty. he juSt couldn't think of retiring and musing over his me lllll ries as most men of his age might have done. SEE YOUR NAME Recently he and his wife celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary with their In-year-old son, Joe Jr., whose am- Win 6 Free bition is to he an aviator. At that time In This Issue his wife remarked, "I think I should be Sun-Frez-ett vary grateful to ,Joe's other wives. For I think lie learned much from them that Of Radio Life JUNIORS makes him the gentle, considerate and un- selfish husband I still love deeply today." Says she: ".Joe is ageless." The makers of ICE CREAM BY ARDEN are co-operating with Radio Life in •

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KFAC -2, Music; 2:15, County Fed- KFX31-11, Classic Strings; 11:30, eration; 2:30, Musk; 2:43, Organ. SEPTE MBER 11, 1941 Meet the Band; 11;45, America KliFJ-2, News; 2:15, Civic; 2:30, Talking. Farm Credit Adm.; 2:45. Music. KMPC -9, News; 9:15, Hollywood KFSD -11. Orphans of Divorce: BRED -I, Music; 2:30. News; 2:45, 8 to 9 A. M. Way to Glamour; 9:30, Family 11:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill; Music. KFI-11, Sam Hayes' News; 8:13. Bible; 9:45, News. 11:30, John's Other Wife; 1145, KFOX -2, News; 2:15, Civic; 2:30, Meet the Missus; 8:30, Deep River KMT11-9, Het. Thomas; 9:15, Just Plain Bill. Matinee. Boys; 8:45, News, Health; 9:30, W. B. Record; 9:45, KGB -11, Spanish Is Fun; 11:45, E. KGER -2, News; 2:05. Music; 2:30, KNX -8, Kate Smith; II:15, Big Music. LaSchelle. L. B. Band. Sister; 8:30, Helen Trent; 6:45, KFAC -9, Unity Viewpoint; 9:15. KFVD -11, News; 11:15, Musical Al- KFX M -2, Stocks, Music, U. S. Ma- Our Gal Sunday. Voice of Health; 9:30, Music. bum; 11:30, Pianos; 11:45, Violet rines; 2:15, 'Twig Is Bent; 2:30. KILI-8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; K E'J-9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Tone Schram. John B. Hughes; 2:45, Names & 8:45, Eddie Albright. Tempos: 9:30, Music. KV 0E-11, Bookworm; 11:45, E. La- Locations. KECA -8. Breakfast Club; 8:30, KRKID-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30, Schelle, Organ. KFSD -2. Luncheon Party: 2:30, Lis- News; 8:45. Robert Lee Johnson. U. S. Weather, Music; 9:45, News. tening Time; 2:45, Rings on 'Hatch. KF WB -8. Pop. Orch.; 8:30, Pop. KFOX -9, Firebrands for Jesus; 12 Noon to 1 P. M. K611-2. We're Always Young; 2:13, Orch. 9:45, Midmorning Melodies. KFI-12, Farm Reporter; 12:15, As Twig Is Bent; 2:30, John B. K NPU -8,, Andy & Virginia; 8:30. KGER -9, News; 9:05, March Ahead Stella Dallas; 12:30, Lorenzo Jones; Hughes; 2:45 Let's Play Bridge. Unity Daily Word. of Time; 9:30, Revival; 9:45, Full 12:45, Young Widder Brown. KFVD -2, Music Box; 2:15, organ; K MTR -8. Spanish; 8:45, Religious. Gospel. 2_ ,Your Neighbor; 12:13, tilyrt 2:30, Romantic Rhythm. KFAC -8. Country Church; 8:30, Mu- ILFX51-9, News: 9:15, Pop. Orch; and Marge; 12:30, Bosco Band- KVOE -2, We're Always Young; 2:15, sic. 9:30, front Page Farrell; 9:43. stand; 12:45, Stepmother. As Twig Is Bent; 2:30, John B. KGFJ-8, News, Stocks; 8:15, Music; Iii Find My Way. iiHJ-12, News; 12:15. Homemaker's Hughes; 2:45, Let's Play Bridge. 8:45, Dr. Wiseman. KFSD -9:15, Between the Bookends: Club; 12:45, Bill's Wax Shop, KRIED -8, Music; 8:53, News. 9:30. Health Talk; 9:45, News; KECA -12. Club Matinee; 12:16. 3 to 4 P. N. KFOX -tr, News; 8:15, Records; 9:50, J. Pineal Orch. News; 12:30, Club Matinee; 1.2:55, KFI-3, News; 3:15, Agnes 6:45, classified. KGB.-9, John B. Hughes; 9:15, Ben Music. White: KGER -8, News, Soul Patrol; 8;15, Sweetland: 9:30, Front l'age Far- KF WB -12, Al Jarvis; 1.2:30, News; 3:30, What's Doing; 3:15, IL V. Mizpah; 8:45. Rev. Bennington. rell; 9:45, I'll Find My Way. 12:45, Jubilee. Kaitenborn. KFXS11-8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, KFVD -9. Waltz; 9:15, News; 9:30. K5IPC -12. High Noon; 12:15, News; KN X -3, Second Mrs. Burton; 3:15, Sunshine Service. Dr. Richardson; 9:43, Parade. 12:30, Baseball. Young Dr. Malone; 3:30. News; ILFSD -8, News; 8:15, GOI1111 Cheer; KVOE -9, John B. Hughes: 9:1 3. KMTR -12, Music: 12:45, News Reel. 3:35, Galen Drake. 4:30, National Farm and Home. Helen Holden; 9:30, Front Page KFAC -12, News; 12:15. Backseat KFIJ-3. Music; 3:15, Here's Mor- ILGB -8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; Farrell; 9;45, I'll Find My Way. Driver; 12:30, Luncheon Concert. gan; 3:24, Around the Ring; 3:30. 8:45, Krake Sisters. KGFJ-12, News; 12:15, Novelty Mystery Hall. ILFVD -11, Covered Wagon Jubilee; 10 to 11 A. 1.4. Roundup; 12:30 Music. KECA -3, Hal Styles; 3:15, Mr. Keen; 3:30, Unciassic Hour. Vocal Favorites. Ku -b, Light of the World; 10:15. KIIIK13-12, Music; 12:30, Saddle KF WB -3, News, Music; 3:30, Pop. KV0E -13, Breakfast Club; 8:30, Mystery Man; 10:30, Valiant Lady; Pals. News; 8:45, Classified. KFOX -12, Tin Pan Alley; 12:15, Orch. 10:45, Arnold Grimm's Daughter. KMPC-3, Johnny Olson. KN X -10, Bright Horizons; 10:15, News; 12:30, Garden School; 12:45. South American Music. 1131TR -3, Spec, Events; 3:15, In- 9 to 10 A. M. Aunt Jenny; 10:30. Fletcher Wiley; surance; 3:30, Plano; 3:45. Spec. 10:45. Kate Hopkins. KGER -12, News: 12:15, Dept. of Agriculture; 12:30, Music; 12:45, Events. KFI-9, Mirandy's Garden Patch; K HJ-10, News; 10:15, A. Dupont KFAC -3, Music; 3:15. Symphony. 9:15 Bess Johnson; 9:30, Ellen Orch.; 10:30, Norma Inung. G. Allison, KFX M -12, Singin' Sam; 12:15. KGFJ-3, News, Stocks; 3:15, Vo- Randolph; 9:45, Dr. Kate. KECA -10, Art Baker's Notebook: callers; 8:30, Concert Melodies. 10:30, Into the Light; 10:45, Mid- News; 12:30. Rhythm Rendezvous: KNX -9. Life Can Be Beautiful; KRKI1-3, Music; 3:30, News. M us k': stream, 12:45, Glendale Steeplechase. 9:15, Woman in White: 9:30, Right 3:45, Venn& Taylor & Santaella. KF WB -10, Bing Crosby: 10:13, Tom KIND -12, News; 12:15. Club Mat- to Happiness; 9:0, Mary Taylor. ILFOX -3, Rube Hiram: 3:30, George Breneman; 10:45. News. inee; 12:55, News. KHJ-9, John B. Hughes: 9:15. KGB -12, News: 12:15. Organ: 12:30, Irwin; 3:40. Just Relax. Helen Holden; 9:30, Front Page 11131PC -10. Andy & % irginia; 10:p. Lest We Forget; 10:45. News. Johnson Family; 12:45, Glendale KGER -3, News; 3:05, Music; 3:20, Farrell: 9:45, I'll Find My Way. Steeplechase. Long Beach Band. KECA -9, M usical Mysteries; 9:15. K MTR -10, Volney James; 10:45, Medical. KFVD -12, Luncheon Music; 12:45, i KFX-51-3. spotlite Revue; 3:15. Between Bookends; 9:30, Woman's Violet Schram. ; Morgan; 3:24, Around the Ring; Page; 9:40, News; 9:45, Off the KFAC -10, Midmorning Serenade: 10:30, News; 10:45. Cong. Church. KVBE -12, News; 12:15, Royal 3:30. Mystery Hall. Record. Comedy, Organ; 12:30. Johnson K FSD -3, V. F. W.: 3:15, Mr. Keen; KF WB -9, Vacation Time; 9:15, tra- KGFJ-10, News; 1045, Voice of der Western Skies; gas, News; Health; 10:30, Music; 10:45, CRY Fand/11; 12:45, Glendale Steeple- 3:30, Feature Editor; 3:45, H. V. chase. zigtenborn. 9:45, Dr. Reynold". Dwellers. SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 THURSDAY LOGS

San Fernando Mission Restoration To Be Aired Brunette songstress Maxine Gray re- turned to Hollywood last week for re- San Fernando Mission, where through toration of the old Mission. September hearsals with Dave Rose and his orchestra the generations leading out of California's 7th's exercises, religious ceremonies and on Mutual's "California Melodies" pro- early history, the silent Padres ministered fiesta motif mark its renovation. gram which is now back on the air to the weary traveller, delivered the Gos- pel of Christianity and maintained a beacon of advancing civilization, will bridge the gap between the old and the new, September 7. For the first time In its history San WIN FREE Fernando Mission services will be broad- cast by KMPC in an hour long airing of Join Your Radio Life rededication ceremonies. Time of broad- Consumers' Club Today! cast 8 to 9 p. m. September 7. The First 25 applicants who return this coupon Services to be held as part of the re- to Radio Life, dedication will be the first in 67 years in 1029 W. Washington, Los Angeles, will receive a Gift Order for the historic place at the metropolitan en- six 161 packages of SUN-FREZ-ETT JUNIOR, the new "ready to trance of San Fernando Valley. Builded serve" ICE CREAM BY ARDEN. If you didn't win last week look in 1797 the hoary and traditional head- for your name in this issue. quarters of religion's march into the West was ravaged by elements, later abaqdoned as the territory grew up, finally fell into nearly complete disrepair. Citizens over the years, headed by City ...... I Ito. Coupon must be signed by an adult -Not good after Septe mber 10) Father Charles Burns, contributed to res-

KGB -3, Ben Sweetland; 3:15, Here's KFVD -5, Popular Music. KGER -7, News; 7:05, Italian Good Morgan; 3:24, Around the Ring; KFSD -5, News; 5:15. Maxine Mut- KF XM -9, News; 9:15. T. Flo Rho 3:30, Off the Record. Samaritan; 7:15, Music; 7:30, Jap- Orch; 9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45. E. ter; 5:30, News Here & Abroad; anese News. FLFVD -3, News: 3:15. Music. Hoagland Orch. 5:45, Ted Steele; 5:55, Jingles. 'IPSO -7:45, Aimee S. McPherson. KV0E -3, Federal Music; 3:15, HYDE -5, Bargain Counter Quiz: KGB -9, News; 9:15, T. Fio Rito Here's Morgan; 3:24. Around the KFN M -7, A. Jarrett Orch.; 7:15. Orch.; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, 5:30, Shatter Parker's Circus; Inside of Sports; 7:30, lone Ran- Town Crier. Ring; 3:30, Mystery Hall. 6:45, SInfouletta. ger. KV0E -9, News; 9:15. IL Kl u g 4 to 5 P. M. KFSD -7, Camp Callan; 7:30, Fron- Orch.; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, K. 6 to 7 P. M. ' tier Fighters; 7:45, On With Hoagland Orch. KFI--1, Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30, Dance; 7:55, Howard & Shelton. News Crier; 4:45. Bridge Club. KGB -7, A. Jarrett Orch.: 7:15, in- KNX --4, European Roundup; 4:15, KFI-6, Cugat Rhumba Revue; 6:30. 10 to 11 P. M. Good Neighbors. side of Sports; 7:30, D .1 Galen Drake; 4:30, Your Singing Orch.; 7:45, Sky Over Britain. liF1-10. Richfield News; 10:15, W. Neighbor; 4:45, Garred, News; K NX -6, G. Miller Orch.; 6:15, Prof. Herman Orch.; 10:30, Inside the KV0E -7, A. Jarrett Orch.; 7:15, 4:55, Donis. News. Quiz; 6:45, Woeld News. News (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, D. KHJ-6, Confidentially Yours; 6:15, Inside of Sports; 7:30, D. Jurgens KI14-4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15, Pasa- Orch.; 7 :15, Sky Over Britain. Marshall Orch. dena Reporting; 4:30, J. B. Priest- Twilight Trails; 6:30, News; 6:45, KNX -10. R. Crosby Orch.; 1030, Dinner-Dance. ly. Britain Speaks; 4:45, G. Wil- Masterworks of Music. liams Orch. KECA -6, Rudy Vallee; 6:30, Feath- 8 to 9 P. M. KHJ-10, Garen of Rest; 10130, KECA -4, News; 4:15, Barton.; 4:30, erweight Title, Chalky Wright vs. KFI-14, Aldrich Family; 8:30, Tom- News; 10:45, F. Martin Qrch. Ireene W kker; 4:45, Superman, Joey Archibald. my Riggs and Betty Lou. KECA -10, Philharmonia. KF WB-4, Don Milligan; 4:30, Mu- KF WB -6, News; 8:15, in the Gloam- KNX -8, Welles, News; 8:05, Ameri- KF WB -10, Melody Parade; 10:15. ing; 6:30, Pop. Orch.; 6:45, De- sic & News; 4:45, Stuart Hamblen. can Cruise; 8:30, Death Valley Bowling Notes;. 10:30, Pop, Oreh.t ILMPC -4, Hollywood Mid. Quiz; fending America, Days. 10:55, News. 4:15, Moments Musicale; 4:30, ILMPC--6, News; 6:15. Alan Lane KHJ--8, Standard Symphony. K MPC -10, It. Noble Orch.; 10:15, 6:30, Sports Page; 6:45, News; 4:45, Take It Easy. sings; KECA -8, Easy Aces; 8:15, L. News; 10:30, Kennedy Trio; 10:45, KMTR -4:30, Music; 4:45, Santaella Race Results. Hampton Orch.; 8:30, News; 8:45, Hawaiians, K MTR -6, Irwin Allen; 6:15 Dick Ens. Rich K MTR -10, Viennese Ens.: 10:15, KFAC -4:15, Music; 4:45, Christian Terry; 6:30, Spec. E,,ents; 6:45, KF WB -8, Juvenile Sport• Quiz; B. Alerill Orch.; 10:30, Et Patio Science, Ed Bobbin. 8;15, Pop. Orch.; 8:30, This, Our Orch. KGFJ-4. News; 4:15. Tea Time. KFAC -6, Evening Concert. America. gFAC -10, Dance Time. KRKD--4, Music; 4:15, Mtwielend KCIFJ-6, News, Italian Melodies; ELNIPC -8, Master's Hour; 8:45, Let's aole.i-io, News; 10:15, ViOtt,„ of 6:30, Music. Quiz; 4:30. Music; 4:45, News. Talk News. Tomorrow; 10:30, Prize Winner K1•11X -4, News; 4:15, Jamboree; KRICD -6, Concert; 6:15, Fishing ILMTR -8. Property Owners; 8:15, Contest, 4:45, Dick Ross. Pals; 6:30, Concert Music. Singing Waiters; 8:30, Technoc- KFOX -10, Ross Ballroom; 10:15, KGER -4, News; 4:15, Music; 4:30, KFOX -6, News; 6:10, Sports; 6:20, racy; 8:45, Common Sense. Lucca Floor: 10:30. Majestic Ball- Geo. Strange. Records; 6:30, Semi-Classical; 6:45, KFAC -8, News; 8:15, Baseball: room; 10:45, D. Ross. KFX M -4, Fulton Lewis: 4:15. Trad- Meet the Band. Hollywood vs. Sacramento. HOER -b, News; 10:10, Music; ing Post: 4:30, Half & ga it. KGER -6, News;I 6:15, Adventures of K0 FJ- 8, News; 8:15. Music; 8:30. 10:30, Concert Miniature. KFSD -4, This Is Judy Jones; 4:30, Frank Farrell' 8:30, Bd. of Edu- Music. KFX311-10. Haven of Rest; 10:30, Ireene Wicker; 4:45, The Barton'. cation; 6:45, talian Journal. ‘FON -13, Mrs. Adams; 8:30. Judge F. Martin Orch, KGB -4, Fulton Lewis; 4:30, Britain KFX M -6, Confidentially Yours; 6:15, Gardner, KFSG -10, Esther Fricke Stuart: Speaks; 4:45, Best Buys. Twilight Trails; 6:30, Supper Melo- HOER -8, News; 8:05, Spanish Hour. 10:30, Song Stories; 10:45, Drams. KFVD -4, Carter Wright; 4:15, Tea dies: 6:40, Nelii; 6:45, Children's KFX M -8. Standard Symphony Hour. KFSD -10, U. S. Marine Band; 10:30, Playhouse. Time; 4:45, News. KGB -8, Standard Symphony. News; 10:45, B. Saunders Orch. KFSD -8, Rudy Vallee,• 6:30, Chalky KVOE-4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15, Clas- KFSD -8, Easy Aces: 8:17, L. 'tamp- KGB -10, Haven of Rest; 10:30, sified; 4:30, Britain Speaks; 4:45, Wright vs. Joey Archibald. ion Orch.; 8:30, 1. Rata ns Oral.: F. Martin Orch. KGB -8, Confidentially Yours; 6:15, G. Williams Orch. 8:45, News. KFVD -10, Hank the Night Watch- Twilight Trails; 6:30, News; 6:45, KV0E -8. Standard Symphony. man. America's Answer. 0E -10. Haven of Rest; 10:30, 5 to 6 P. M. ICV0E -6, Confidentially Yours; 6:15, 9 to 10 P. M. F. Martin Orch. KFI-5, Kraft Music Hall. Twilight Trails; 6:30, Orange Conn- ty News; 8:45, Alpha Beta Store*. KFI-9, Quiz Court; 9:30, N. Bond- KNX -5. Major Bowes-Morton Gould shu Orch. 11 to 12 Midnight Hour. KNX -9, News; 9:15, Herbert Foote RFI-11, News; 11:15, C. Ravezza KHJ -5. News; 5:15, John Dickson 7 to 8 P. M. & Joe Allen; 9:30, By the Way; from Berlin; 5:30, Shatter Parker's Orch.; 11:30, B. Clifford Orch.; 9:15, R. Tanner Orch.; 9:55, News. 11:55, News. Circus; 5:45, Sinfonletta. Kfri-7, Fred Waring; 7:15, Lum SHJ -9, News; 9:15, Round Towner; KNX -11, Manning, News; llgs. KECA -5, Gwen Williams; 5:15. and Abner; 7:30, Maxwell House 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, E. Hoag- Ken Steven., Songs; 11:30. N. News; 5:30, John Nesbitt: 5:45, Coffee Program. land Orch. Strand Orch.; 11:55, News. S rts Roundup; 5:55, Jingles. KNX -7, Amos 'n' Andy 7:15, Lanny KECA -9, E. Peal Orch.; 9:30, R111-11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 111311, T. K 5, Stuart Hamblen. Ross; 7:36, Maudie s Diary. News; 9:45, Dancing with Clancy. KMPC -5, Five O'Clock.. Whistle; Flo Rito Orch. KEIJ-7, A. Jarrett Orch.; 7:15, in- KF WB -9, This Is Music; 9:15, Pan RECA -11, C. Ravens ()rah.; 11:19. 5:15. News; 5:30, Uncle Harry. side of Sports; 7:30, I), Jurgen., Pacific: 9:30, News; 9:45. Eleanor KMTR -5, Dr. Davies; 5:15, SW150 Sabransky, Organ; 11:55 News. Orch.; 7:45, Sky Over Britain. W. McAdoo. IEF WB -11. Bid for Eternity. Yodeler.; 5:30, Music. KECA -7:30, Howard and Shelton: KMPC -9, l'eter Potter. KFAC -5, News; 5:15, Music; 5:30, KMPC -11, Fun House. 7:35, Clark Dennis; 7:45, Mayor KMTR -9. Horsemen's Forum; 9:15, IENTR -11, 11, Henry Orch.; 11:15. Whoa Rill Club. Spec. E7ents; 9:30. News Reel; Billy Berg. KGFJ-5, News; 5:15, Music: 5:30, IEF WB -7, Baseball Bulls-Eye; 7:30, 9.45, S. Garcia Orch. Sport Secrets; 5:45, Phil Stanwiek. KFAC--11, Dance Time. News; 7:45, Robert Arden. KFAC -9, Baseball, KGFJ-11, News; 11:15, Popular KRKD -5. Songs of Saddle; 5:30, KMPC -7, StrollIn' Tom; 7:15, For KGFJ-9, News; 9:15, Syncopated Music. Race Results; 5:45, News. Gentlemen Only; 7:46, News. Symphony; 9:30, Drama; 9:45. Syn- EF XM -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, KFOX -5, God's Sunshine; 5:30. IEMTR -7, Music; 7:15, Spec. Events; copated Symphony. T. Flo Rito Orel,. Jamboree; 5:45, Music. 7:30, Dr. Michelson. KFOX -9, Church of Christ: 9:15. KFXM -5, News: 5:05, Pop. KFSG -11, Freddie Carter's Violin. Oren.: SFAC -7, Evening Concert. News; 9:30, Floor Show; 9:45, KFSD--11, This Mo vin g World: 11:16, 5:30, Shaffer Parker; 5:45, Sin- KGFJ-7, Spanish Hour. Music. Sabransky, Organ; 11:30, B. Clif- fonletta. KRKD -7, News; 7:15, Three-Quar- HOER -B, News; 9:05, Night In ford Orch.; 11:55, News. KGER -5, News; 5:05, Latin Hour. ter Time; 7:30, Do You Know? Mexico; 9:45. Music. KGB -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, T. KGR-5, Superman; 5:15, John Dick- KFOX -7, Daily Bread; 7:15. Fire- KFSG -9:30, Sister Sylvia. Flo Rho (tech. son; 5:30. Shatter Parker's M - side Philosophy; 7:45, Robert .Ar- KF813-4), New*: 9:15, America Call- IIVOE--11, 0. Nelson Oreh.t 1131), on; 8:48. ginfonlettar den. but P M, Dancing with CJaacw. T. Flo Rito Ore)., FRIDAY LOGS PAGE 26 K MIR Kfl 1(11-1 KFVU 1(1X .M ITISOT KMPC TK1EV TKFWiTKNX KTK-D KFOR TKG8 r KVOI 5/0 I 640 T 190 T 9301'1020T 1240 T1330T1390 T FRIDAY Program Highlights .600 110 °70 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490 1 Morning Programs Appear in LIghtface Type: Afternoon anti KN X -l0. Bright Horizon*: 10:15. KEAC -11. News; It:13, Backeeat Evening Programs In Boldface. Aunt Jenny; 10:30, Fletcher Wiley; Driser; 11:341, Luncheon Concert. 10:45, Kate Hopkins. K(iE.1-11. News. Stocks; 12;15, Nov- 1:00-Classit• Hour. KECA. • . . Variety KH.1-10. News; 10:15, Arthur 4:001- elty R lop; 11:30, Musk; 11:45. 1:30--Gateway to Music, KFAC. frey; 10:30, Norma Voting. Lee• Listen. 5:00- Waltz Time. KEL KFCA -19. Art Baker's Notebook: KRK1)-11, Music; 11:341. Jim mie's 8:00-Kate Smith, KN X. 6:00-Evening Concert, RE M'. 10:38. Into the Light; 10:45, Mid- , Saddle Palm. 8:15 -Johnny Murray. KEIL. 0:30-Eirst Piano Q1Mrtet. 9:30-Art Baker, KFl. stream, KFOX -12:05. Dance 'rime: 11:15. KECA-KESD. 9:15 -Between Bookends, KECA- KF KI1-10, Bing Crosby; 10:15. 'f News; 12:30. Kitt•hen Garden: 7:90--Pleaeure Time. KEL K FSD. Breneman; 10:45, News, 12:45, Science of Mind. 7:15 -Lanny K o mi, KN X. 10:15 -Tom Breneman, KF WB. KNIPC -111, Andy & Virginia: 10 :30 . KGER - 11, se ws: us I c 111:1111-Philharmonia. 11:43, Jr. Chamber of Com merce; 11:00-Chef Milani, KM PC. 141:30- Mastercrorks. KN X. I An, An Ameris•an; 111:45, News. 12:00-Club Matinee, KECA. Klil•'.1-10, News: 10:15, Extra Girl: 11:30, Music; 12;45, 14:15 -Backsent Driver. KEAC. 10:311, Music; 10:43, City Dwellers. K EX 31-11. Singin• Sam : It:13. 4:00-Art Baker's Noiebook. Public Aflaits-News K MTR -111, 'kidney James: 10:43, Dr. News; 12:30. Rhythm Rendemous: KEI. Reynolds. 11:15, R. Barlow Orch, 7:30-A3ob Garred, KN X. 4:45-1Jimplighter. :KILL , KFAC -111. Modern Im lllll rials; 10:30, KF'SD -12, Nesse; 12:15, Club Mati- 7 :43-Nelson Pringle, KN X. 3:30-Three Ring Time, KHJ- Ne w s; 10:15, Congregotional nee; 12;33, Seas. M.00-Sam Haves. KEI KGB-KEX M-K% OR Church. KGB -11, Seas; 11:15, Diamond 9 :00-John B. Hughes, K HJ- 5:30-1 rule Walter s ih gIlus, ae, KI(K14-10, Paddock Flashes; 10:13. Dust, D. Daly Orch.; 12:30, John- KEL KGB-KVOE. Ilenith; 10:341, Music. sor?.1.. Family ; 11:45, It. Barlow 1(:00-Penthouse Party, KN X. 2:15 -tour Govermnent Reports. iil KECA. RFOX - 111. News: 111:15. Music: 8:30 -Calling All Camps, KFI. 10:30, Concert Miniature; 10;45, KEV D -12, Luncheon Music: 12:45, 7:00--A mos 'a' Andy. KNX. 2:30 -John B. Hughes, KEW- lllll an's Hour. Violet Schram, 7 :15-Luta and Abner. K n. KGIS-EiVOK-KFX M. KI:ER -10, Ne n s: 10:05, Full (los- M edl11;:--y 11,)11o.i New.: n12b:.1,;5 12:3.Royal j(olihro-n- 7:30-Vos Pop, KF('A-K ES1). 3:30-Congressman George H. pet: 111:15, Kingdom Within; 10:30, 8:00--Claudia and David. KNX. Bender, KEL Bright Corner; 10:45. Music, son ; 12:43, Alpha Beta 9:00-Tune Out Time, KEL 3:45-Frank Kingman. KEL 4:00-Eulton Lewis, KHJ-KGB- KEX M -10, News; 10:13, Time Out; S1011.1.1. KV0E-KEXM. 10 :311 , Dance Time; 10:45, L. Huff, , 1)rafita 4:35-Elmer Davis. KN X. Organ. 1 to 2 P. M. 7:00-Gabriel Meatier. K M- KIND -10. Art Baker's Notebook; 3:30-Hollywood Premiere, KNX, KF1-1, H of the Bras*: • K B. 111:30. Doc, Sellers' True Stories: 6:0O- Wings of Destiny,__KFIs Portia Faces Life: 1:30, We, ilie 7:25-Fare of War. KECA. 111:45, Mrs. Goes to Market. 7:30-Lone Ranger. KILI-KGB- Abbott*: 1:45, Mary Marlin. 8:45-Let's Talk News, N MI'S% 11111-10. News; 10:15, For House- KV0E-KFX M. KN X -I, Betty Crocker; 1:15. 110601 9:311-F'ultun Lewis. KILI-KGB- wises Only; 10:43, i.. Huff, Organ. 1:30-Death Valley Days, &FL of Life: 1:30 . O'Neill': 1:45, Scat- KFA M-KVOE. KEVD -1 41 . Midmorning Serenade: 7:30-Great Moments from Great tergood Baines. 9:30-By the Way. KN X. Plays. KNX. 10:30, Union Rescue Mission. K14.1-1, Johnson Family; I:13. Coe- i0:00-RICHFIELD NE WS. KEL KV0E--10, News; 10:30, Alpha Beta feesions of Corsair; 1:30, T. Powell 111:341-Inside the News. KE1. Stores; 10:45. Monitor New.. Orch. Q uit Programs KECA -1, Classic Hour. 5:1)0-Boulevard Intervieoer, Sports-Comment 11 A. M. to 12 Noon KE W11-1:30, FIr. Reyuolds; 1:46. ELXX. 11, Horlick Ord". 6:00-Quiz of l'wo Cities, KHJ. K MPC. Mrs. E. V. Schell KM PC-1 , Baseball. 3:45 -Sports Roundup. KECA. KNITH -h. Spec. Esents: 1:45. Music. Outstanding Music 1):30-Sports Page, KNIPC. KFAC -I, Science of Mind; 1:15, Mu- 6:43-Race Results, KMPC. HEAR CHEF MILANI sic; 1:30. Gateway to Music. 11:15-Song Treasury. KNX. 8:46-Sports Seriph'. KEL News, St u, i• 1 s; 1:15, 12:30-1.unehron Concert, KFAC. 10:15 -1towling Sides, KE WB. Strings; 1:30, Matinee Melodleir. TODAY KR K111-1, Sews: 1:05, Music. 1:13. Lawyers (lull: 1:30. U. S. C.; KMPC -I 1:00 A. M. 1:45, Singing Walters. KFOX -I, Classified: 1:15. Lins•a's: 1:30, Christian Science; 1;45, KEI-11, Against the Storm; 11:15. Blend of Blues. FRIDAY Programs Ma Perkins; 11:30. Guiding Light: KGER -1, New.,: 1:115, Officials on 11:13, Si, and Smile. sl ENII4LIt 14, M Parade; 1:•ni, Hits; I:341. Spaniel' KS N-11. Man I Married; 11:13. Erie, song Treasury; 11:30, News; 11:35, K CS 31-1. South American Way • 8 to 9 A. M. DON'T MISS Toloy's Best Buys; 11;13, µonion 1:15. Confessions of Corsair; 1:31. KFI-8, Nam Hayes News; 8:13. ritorilge T. rowel! Oreli. Johnny Murray; 8:30, Art Baker: K11.1-11, Victor Lindlahr; 11:341. KIND -1, Sky It Sketches; :16. 8:43, News. Market Place; 11:43. Muse & Music. Ann Gibson; 1:30, Charles Dears KNX -8, Kate Smith; II:15, Big Sis- "HERE'S KECA -II, Orphans of Disorce; Music; 1:45, Monitor News, ter; 8:30, Helen Trent; 8:13, Our 11:15, Amanda: 11:30, John's Other KGB -I, Monitor News; 1:15, Con- Wife; 11;45, Just Plain Hill , Gal S fession); of Corsair; 1:30, T. Powell K F W11-11. Toni Stoddard; 11:16, KH.1-8, Hasen of Rest; 8:30, News: TO THE O mit. PoP, W A.; 11:341, AI Jarvis. 8:15, Eddie Albright. R ESIN-1, News; 1:15, Music. K MPC -11, Chet Milani; 11:30, Coun- KECA -8, Breakfast Club: 8 :30 . j K VOE -1, Cis lc I:13, t onfessions of ell of Beauty; 11:45, Farm Journni. News; 8:43, Robert Lee Johnson. I LADIES" Cori:Sir: I:30. T. Powell Drat. KI M 1t-8, lulu. Orris.; 8:45, Pop. K MTR -11, Dr. Talbot; 11:30, Mtall - tor Se ws: 11:45. Music, 2 to 3 P. M. FUN•FACTS•MUSIC KF'AC -11. Man on Street; 11:34). KEI-1, Pepper Young's Family; 2:16, K MPC -8, Andy and Virginia; 8:15. RECIPES • HOME HINTS Forenoon Musicale, Lowe JelielleY: 2:30, Backstage Successful Ching; 11:34t, 1 nity KGEJ -11, News, Stocks; 11:15, Mu- Wife; 1:43, Heart of Julia Blake. Daily Word. ..sts14011 .WEIFFRI K E C A sic, KNX -1. Knox Manning. News; 1:15, K MTR -8, Spanish Hour; 8:45, Re- kR K14-11, Robbie, Pianist; 11:15. KNX-tra; 1:311. Joyce Jordan; 2:15. ligious Music. Nancy Dixon. KEAC -8, Country Church; 8:30. 9:30 A.M. Music; 11:30. News; 11 :15 , Musk. KE41X -11, Huntington Park News; KILI-1, We're Always Toting; 1:13, Music. 11:05, Records; 11;30, News, Mo. Twie I. Bent; 2:30, News with K6F.1-8, News, Stocks; 11:15, Sills Hughes; 2:43. Let's Play bridge. sic; 8:45, Dr. Wiseman. sir. Mrs. J. M. Fields KGER -11. News; 11:15. ?urn', KF1'A -2, Adventures in 3 4 00101g: KR K14-8, Music; 8:15, State Em- 2:15. Your Gosernment Reports: ployment; 8:30, Music; 8:35, News. Mules; 11:45, Music, K MTR -9, Martin Luther Thomas; 2:30, Adsenture Stories; 2:15, KEI1X -8, News; 8:15, Records; KEX M -11, Classic Strings; 11:16. 9:13 Health; 9:30, W. IL Record: Mush Hawaiians; 11:30, Meet the What's Doing, 8:45 l'Istssifled. 9:45, Slush.. Band; 11:45, America Talking. KE WII-1, South Sets Magic: 11311, KGER -8, News, Soul Patrol; 8:15. KFAC -9. Unity Viewpoint; 0;15. KIND -11, Orobans of Disorce: Nesse & Music; 2:45, Pop. Oreh. Miepali; 8:45, lies, Bennington. Voice of Health; 9:30, Music. 11:13, Amanda of Honeym llllll Hill: K311'4 -1, Baseball. KEX31-8. lumen of Rest; 8:30. KCIE.1-9, News. stocks; 9:15, Music. 11:30 J111111 .,. Other Wife; 11:45. KM flt-1. %Tontines World. Sunshine Sersice. KR KI)-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30. Just Plain Bill. KEAC- 1. NInsic; 2:15, Army Recruit- KIND -8, News; 8:13. Good Cheer: , 1. S. TY:rather: 9:33, Music; 9:45. KGB -11, Stir & Jack; 11:15, Bush ing; 1:39. Music; 2: 45 . Organ , 8:30, National Farm and Home, News, Hawaiians; 11:30, Craig Orch.; KliF.1-1 News, Storks; 1:13. Hasen of Rest; 8:30, News. KEOX -9. Firebrands for Jesus: 11:45, Muse & Music. 1:30, Dedicated to You; 1:45. Mollie. KEVD -8, Covered W ileon Jubilee; 9:45, Melodies. KEV D -11, News; 11:13, Homemak- KR K1)-1. Music: 1:30, News; 2:45. 8:45, Viten' Etivorites. KGER -9, News; 9:05, Rev. Parham: ers Symphony; 11:30. Piano; 11:15. NInsic. 41111E -8. 14111%en of Rest: 8:30, 0:15, March Ahead of Time; 9:30. 11010 Schram. KEI1X -2. News; 1:15, Citic; 2:30, News; 8:45, Classified. arvisal; 9:15, Eull Gospel. KVOE -11. Hookworm: 11:15; Ha- half and Half, lirN 51-9 , News; 9:15, Pop. Oral.: waiian: 11:30, C. Craig Orch.: hGER -2, News; 1:05, Motile; 2:15, 9 to 10 A. M. 9:30, Front Page Farrell; 9:45, 11:15. Nlose A Music snlsation Army: 1:30. I.„ O. Band. K1'1-9, Tillamook Kitchen: 9:15. I'll Find Sly Way. KESSI-1, Stocks, Music; 2:15, As Bess Johnson; 9:30. Ellen Ran- KIND -9:15, Between the Bookends; Toig Is Kent: 2:341, .1 oil n B. 'Mph; '!:45, Dr. Kate. 9.30, health Talk: 9:45, News; 12 Noon to 1 P. M. Hughes; 1:45, Nemes & Locations. KS -9, life Can Be Beautiful 9:50, Al & Lee Reiser, KI•1 -12. corm Reporter: 11 :15 • KIND -1 Fantasy In Melody; V:34), 9:15, W o man in White; 9;30, Right K611-9. John K. noshes; 9;15. Stella Dallas; 14 ::to, t. 11 rena 11 Listening Time; 2:45, Wings On to Happiness; 9:43, Rhythm Min- Ben Sweetland; 9:30, Front rage Jones: 11:45, Voting Madder Brown, Watch. utes. Farrell; 9;45, I'll Find My War. KN N-11, Vour Neighbor; 12:15. KGB -2, We're Always V g; 2:13. 11/1.1-9. John FL Hughes; 9:15. Kr111-9, Waltz; 9:15, News; 9:30 Sly rt and Marge; 11:30, Bolos, As Twig is Bent; 131), Hughes, Helen Hoiden; 9:30, Front Page Dr. Rit•liardson; 9:45, Parade. Bandstand; 11:45, Ste; her. News; 1:45. Let's Play Bridge. Farrell; 9:45, I'll Find My Way. KVI1E -9. John IL Hughes; 915. 1411.1-12, News; 12:13. lllll emnker's KIN D -2. Music Boy; 2:15. Urine: KECA -9, MU:skill Mysteries; 9:13. Alpha Hein Storrs; 9:30, Front ('hub; 12:45. Bill's W as shop. 2:30, Romantic Hilythill, Between ilookends•' 9:30, Here's to Page Farrell; 9:45, Ell Find My : KECA -11, Club Matinee; 12:13. KVBE - 1, We're Always Swing; 2:15, Ladies: 9:45, Off Me Record. Way. News: 12:341. Club Matinee; I2:55, As Twig Is Bent: 1:31), John B. KE W11-11, Pop, Orch.; 0:13, Under Music, Hughes; 2:45, Play Bridge. Western Skies; 9:30, News; 9;4.5, 10 to 11 A. M. KC WB--12, Al Jars's; 12:341, Newd; 3 to 4 P. M. Dr. Reynolds. 11:45, Jubilee. KE1-3, Neo•; 315. Agnes White: K.51PC -9, News; 9:13, Hollywood Light of the World: 10 :13, KIIPC -11, 141•••• Noun; 12:15, News: W ay to Glamour; 9:30, Family Mystery Mau 10:30. Valiant Lad, Itihe, Baseball. 3;30, Con freqiiiirlan George H. PUB' Bible; 9:45, News, 15:45, Arnold Grim m's Daughter. K M 1R-t4, Alus.c; 12:43, News Reel. der; 3:43, Freak Blagniaa. SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 27 FRIDAY LOGS More on Laughton' in Beverly Hills. Studio executives spotted West as the show-place of the world. Shirley and soon she was appearing in (Continued from Pape 9) * * M BEs 5:30 to steal a scene from those erstwhile films. One of her recent pictures was "Kisses for Breakfast." Shirley is the flicker figures. A delicious household cocoa known wife of talent agent Ken Dolan. Shirley Ross, while a student In the for years is Our Mother's Cocoa. You The origination of the show from KHJ University of California, auditioned for can get this famous brand from your bandleader Gus Arnheim. A nine months in Hollywood augurs that Mutual will Radio Life market man. contract as blues singer with the Arnheim establish itself as a formidable competi- band followed. Eventually the band set- tor with its big cousins CBS and NBC tled in the swank Beverly Wilshire Hotel on the West Coast, to help center na- tional attention more completely on the DEUCIOUS I Biteley's New GOLD LABEL Re al Fruit FRIDAY'S BEST BETS Juices. FREE 9 Or. SATURDAY'S BEST BETS Sinagfetyula t gew l eaour;th JIMMY FIDLER: IIHJ, 6:13 p. M.-Dr- manic, out:woken filmtown reporter in latest GABRIEL HEATTER: DLBS, 7 p. Family Size Bottles movie and radio news. portant item., of day condensed in colorful, TOTAL .._ 25c GREAT MO MENTS FROM GREAT PLAYS: thought-provoking statements. 7:30 p. m.-Most thrilling portions VOUR NAVY TODAY: K3IPC. 6:30 p. m.- from world's finest drams, featuring prom- Originating from Naval Reserve Aviation inent actor.. Base, Long Beach. Listeners taken step by DEATH VALLEY DAYS: KY!, 7:30 p. m.- step through training of cadet. Old Rainer tells story of Old West. PEOPLE'S PLATFOR M: KNX, 3 p, m.- THREE RING TIME: KHJ, 5:30 p. m.- Experts, in dinner-table forum, examine and Makes it. bow with Charles Laughtou, Mil- discuss vital interests. ton Berle, Shirley Ross, Bob Crosby 'it or- TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES: KFI, I p. m. chestra. - Losers are entertainers in stunt penalties. REAL F RUIT BEVER A GES

KNN-3, Second Mrs. Burton; 3:15, KHJ-5, News; 5:13, Shatter Par- KECA -7:25. Face of the War: 7:30, Young Dr. Malone; 3:30, News: KRKD -9, Little Tokyo; 0130, Merry- ker's Circuit; 5:30, Three Ring Vox Pop. Go-Round-!, p. 3:33, Galen Drake. Time, with Milton Berle. KF WB -7, Baseball Bulls-Eye; 7:30, EFOX -9, Church of Christ; 9:15, 11.11J-3, Music; 3:15, Here's Mor- HE( A-5, twilight Tales; 5:15. News; 7:45, Robert Arden. gan; 3:30, S. Kentua Orel). News; 9:30, Music. Nous; 5:30, News, Here & Abroad: KMPC -7, Strollin "Inm• 7:15 Fish- KF•CA -3, Bridge to Yesterday; 3;15, 5:45, Sports Roundup; 3:55, Jingles, KGER -9, News; 945, Aubrey Lee. ing Farts; 7:30, Cavalcade of Hits; KFX.M -9, News; 9:15, War Letters: Radio Magic; 3:30. Unclitssic Hour, KMPC -5, Five O'Clock Whistle; 5:13, 7:45, News, K.11PC -3, Johnny Olson. 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, Joy Orch. News; 5:30, lock Harry. KMTR -7, Music; 7:15, Spec. Events; KF WB -3, News and Music; 3:30, KF WB-3, Stuart Hamblen. KFSD -9, News: 0:15, America Call- 7:30, Dr. Michelsou. g; 9;30, Midget Races. Pop. Orch. in KFAC -5, News; 5:15, Mulac; 5:30, KFAC -7, Evening Concert. KGB -9, News; 9:15, War Letters: KMTK-.3, Spec. Events; 3:15, George When Bill Club. KG EI-7, Spanish Hour. McLain; 3:30, Pianos; 3:45, Spec. 9:30, Fulton Lewis: 9:45, March of K.MTR -5, Dr. Davies; 5:15, Swiss KRKD -7, News; 7:15, Three Quar- Labor. Events. Yodeler*: 5:30, Music. ter Time; 1:30, flu You know? KVOE -9, New.; 9:15, A. Rey ()echo KFAC -3, Music; 3:15, Symphony. KliFJ-5, News; 3:15, Swing Time: 7:45, Music, KGI'J--3. News: 3:13, Vocaliers; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, J. Joy 5:30, Sport Secrets; 3:45, Music. KGER -7, News; 7:05, Jewish Hour. Orch. 3:30, Concert Melodies. EKED -I, Songs or Saddle; 5:3U, KFON -1, Daily Bread; 7:15, Fire- KRED -3, Music: 3:30. News, Music: Race Results; 3:45, News. side Philosophy; 7:45. Robert Arden, 3:45, Venn., Taylor A Santaella. 10 to 11 P. M. 11100X -3, God's Sunshine; 5:30. KFXM -7, Cal, Pierce; 7:15, C. KFOX -3. Rube Hiram; 3:30, Just Jamboree; 5:45, Music. Thornhill Orch.; 7:30, Lone Ranger. KFI-10, Richfield News; 10:13, U. Relax; 3:43, Recital. EGER -5, News; 5:05, Lathy Hour. KEND -1, Headline. In Sport; 1:15. Reverie Orch.; 10:30, Inside the KGER -3, News; 3:05, Music; 3:20, KENN -3, News; 5:05, Pop. Ont.: NSW/ (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, N• J. Long oren.: 7:30. Vet Pep , L. B. Band. 5:15. Shatter Parker's Circus; 5:34, KGB -7, Gabriel Heatter; 7:15, C. Bondshu KF.X.M-3, Spotlit, Rev et; 3:15. Milton Berle, Thornhill Orch.; 7:30, Loam Eas- KN X -10, B. Crosby Orch.; 10 :30, Here's Morgan; 3:30, S. Kenton KFSD -3, News; 5:15, Kiddie Party: ier. Masterworks of Music. Omit. 5:39, News Here A Abroad; 5:45, KV01:-7:15, C. Thornhill Oreb.1 KHJ-10, C. Martin Oreh.; 10:30, KIND -3, Drama of Food; 3:15, NBC Ted Steele; 5:55, Pepsi-Cola Jin- 7:30, Lone Ranger. News; 10:45, S. Kenton Orch. Newsroom of the Air; 3:30, Fea- gles. KECA -10, Philharmonic. ture Editor; 3:45. W. Bradley Or. K(.113-5. George Bacon; 5:15, Shat- KF WB -10, Let's Dance; 10115, Bowl- KG11-3, Ben Sweetland: 3:13, Here's ter Parker's Circus; 3:35, Milton 8 to 9 P. M. ing Notes; 10:30, Pop. Orch; 10:541, Morgan; 3:30, Oft the Record. Biel.. News; 8:15. Howard Shel- News. KFVD -3, News; 3:15, Musk. FLEVIt-5, Popular Music. ton: 8:20, W. Osborne Orch.; 1:30, KMPC -10, T. Dorsey (tech.; 16:15, KVOE -3, Fed e r a I Music ' 3:13 , EVOE -5, Alpha Beta; 5:15, Shat- G. Krupa Orch, 8:45, Sport Scripts. News: 10:30, Kennedy Trio: U M, Here's Morgan; 3:30, S. Kenton ter Parker's Circus; 5:30. Milton Scripts. Royal Hawaiians. Orch. Berle. KAN -8, Claudia and David; 8:30, KMTR -10, Viennese Ens.: 10:1A, B. Tailspin Tommy. Aserill Orch.; 10:30, El Patio Or, 4 to 5 P. M. 6 to 7 P. M. KHJ--S. Quiz of Two Cities; 8:30. RFAV -10, Dance Time. Old Timers, KGFJ-10, Ne ws; 10:15. 110 11DMIP ETFI-4. Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30, KEI-6, Wings of Destiny; 6:3V. K M' A-5, Grand Pepin anti His Pals; 10:43. Music. News Crier; 4:45, Bridge Club. Calling All Camps. Pals; 8:30, News; 8:45, Richard KRKD -10, Merry-6o-Round-1. p. K-NX -4, European Roundup; 4:10. Penthouse Party; 6:39. Brooks. liCEUX -10, Ross Ballroom; 10:15 , Galen Drake; 4:39, treat Time: Burl Ives; 6:45, News of World. KlFWB -8, mimeos for Defense. Lucca Floor: 10:30, Majestic Ball- 4:43, Graved, News; 4:55, Davis. KHJ-6, R. G. Swing; 6;13, Jimmie Honeymoon Cottage; 8:30, room; 10:45. Dlek Ross. News. Fidler; 6:30, News; 6:43. Organ. Concert 10 Rhythm; 8:43, Let's KGER -10, News; 10:05. Aubrey Lee. KHJ -I, Fulton Lewis; 4:115, Forest KECA -6. Romance & Rhythm; 6:30, Talk News KFXM -10, F. Martin Orcb.; 10:30, Lawn, Plarboye: 4:3a, Blvd. Quiz: First Piano Quartet; 6:43, News. KMTR -8, We the People; 8:15, S. Kenton Orch. 4:43. Lamplighter. KEN IS-6, N e w s; 6:13, in tile Singing Waiters; 8:30. Douglas KFSD -to, Jay Burnett: 1045, Store KECA -I. News; 4:13, Bartow : 4:30, Gloaming; 6:311, Vacation Time: Dawson; 8:43, Spec, Events. Behind Headlines; 10:30, News: 4reetie Wicker: 4:45, Superman. 6:45, Defending America. KFAC -8, N e w s: 8:15. Baseball; 10:45, M. Malneck Orch. . KI'W B-1, Don Milligan; 4:3e. News E MTR -6, Irwin Allen; 6:15, Turn Hollywood vs. Sacramento. FIGB -10. George `Bacon; 10:30, Music; 4:43, Stuart Hamblen. • on Lights; 6:30. Pay Day; 6:43, Ed KGFJ-8, News; 3:15, Music. S. Kenton Orch. KMPC -4. Hollywood Blvd. Quiz: Robbie. KEICD -8. Music; 8:15. Little Tokyo, KFVD -10, Hank the Night Watch- 4:13, Moments Musicale; 4:30. KMPC -6, News; 6:15, Alan Lane , KFON -8, Music; 8:15, Howellael: man, News; 4:45, Take It Easy. Sings; 6:30, Sports P g 5; 6:45, 8:30, Judge Gardner, RIDE -SO, F. Martin Oreh.; 10:30, KMTR -1, Special Events; 4:30. Mu- Race Results. KGER -8. News, Spanish Hour. S. Kenton Orch. sic; 4:45. Santaella Ens. KFAC--6, Evening Concert. KENVI-8. California (Ching; 8:13, KFAC -4:15, 6ardeu School; 4:30, KGF.1-6, News, Italian Melodies: Music; 4:45, Christian Science. T. Tucker Orch.: 8:30, BB(' News, 11 to 12 Midnight 6:30, Fannie Reinhart. 11.. Welk Omit.: 8:45. D. Jurgen* KGF.1-1, News; 4:15, Tea Time. IERIED -6, Concert Mimic. itn-11, News; 11:15. K. Orch. Orch.; 11:30, D. Marshall irtf r; KRIID -4. Music; 4:15, Movielann KFOX -6, New*: 6:10, Sports; 6:20. KrsiD -8. Grandpuppy and His Pals; Quiz; 4:30, Music; 4:45, News. 11:55, News, Records; 6:30. Semi-Classical: 6:43. Krupa (tech.; 8:55, News, KFOX -4, News: 4:13. Jamboree; EN -11, Manning, News; 11:15. Meet the Rand. KGB -8, T. Tucker Orch.; 8:30, Sum- 4:4C Dick Ross. KGER -6, News; 6:15, Adv. of Frank Ken Stevens, Songs; 11:30, 31. mertime Show. Strand Orch.; 11:55, News. KGE11-4, News; 4:15, Music; 4:30, Farrell: 6:30, Jewish Hour, KVOE -8, T. Tucker Orch.; 8:30, Geo, Strange, KHJ-11, Q. Nelson Orch.; 11:30. EFXM -6. R. 6. Swing; 6:15, Gill Whaddyn Know? KFX M -1. Folion Lewis; 4:15. Trod. Co., Supper Melodies; 6:30. News; i. Ito Rito Drill log Post: 4:30, Matinee Melodlie• Neill, 9 to 10 P. M. KECA -11, G. Krupa Orch.; 11115. Krs0 -4, Southernaires; 4:13, J. iiFs11-6, Romance and Rhythm: B. sabransky, organ; 11;35, News. KFI-9, Tone Out Time, Bethancourt well., 4.30, I 6:30, First Piano Quartet; 6:15, Oil KE W11-11, Piano Paintings; 11:15. Wicker; 4:45, The Bartons. RNA -0, Sullivan. News; 9:15, Dave Best in Music. with Dance; 6:53. Howard Shel- Lane, Songs; 9:30, By the RCS: KtiB -4. Foltou Lewis; 4:15, Invest- ton, K3IPC -11, Dancing Party. 9:45, B F:Illott Orch.; 9:55, New.. ESITR -11, EL Henry Orch.; 11:13, ment Problems; 4:39, F. E. Rogers; Rtal-6. H. G. Swing; 6:15, Jim mie KHJ-9, News; 0:15, War Letters: 4:45, Forrest War m,, Fidler; 6:30. News; 6:48, Organ. Billy Berg, 0:30, Fulton Lewis: 9:45. Column'. KIND.-1, Piano; 4:15, Ten Time; RIDE -S. R. (4. Swing; 6:15. Sing- KFAC -11, Dance Time, 4:45 News. on Parade. RGFJ-11, News; 11:13, Popular 311I- ing Strings; 6:30, Orange Co. KECA -9, Pasadena Civic KVOE-4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15; Alpha sic, News; 0:45, Bargain Counter. 9:30 News; 5:45. Postal Oddities, Beta Stores; 4:30, Musical Mat- KRKD -11, Merry-Go-Round-Up. KF WEI-9, McDowell Miele; 9:30. Mee; 4:45, Classified. 7 to 8 P. M. KFXM -11, 0. Nelson Oreh.; 11:30, News: 6:45, Eleanor B. McAdoo. T. Flu KIN Oren. KF1-7, Fred Waring: 7:15, Lum and K31TR -9, Floyd Johnson; 9 :30 . liFSD--11, Th is Moving World: 5 to 6 P. M. Abner: 7:30. Death ',alley flays. News Reel; 9:45, S. Garcia Orch. 11:15, Organ; 11:30, D. Marsha:: KEI-5, Waltz Time; 3:30, Loot ' KNX -7. Amos 'n' Andy: 7:15, 1.anny KAIPC-9, Peter Potter, Orch.; 11:55, News. Walter's Doghouse. Ross; 7:30, Great Moments from RE M -B, Baseball. KGB -11, Q. Nelsen Oreh.; 11:30, KA N - 5, Boulevard Interviewer: ! Great Pipes. EGFJ-.9, News; 9:15, Phil Stan- T. Flu Kit,, Orc/i 5:16, Music; 5:30, Hollywood Pre-' KI13-7. Gabriel Heatter; 7:15, C. wick; 9:30, Calif. State Guard: EVOE -11, 0. Nelsen web.' usao, M ere. 1 Thornhill °reit,' 7:30, Lowe rialaffir. 9:46, erserepatad Symphony. T. Tic, kite Orch. SATURDAY LOGS PAGE 28 CMIR KFI KECA KHJ KFY0 KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER TFFSOT KMP TKI EV TKFWiTKNX Fro TaircKFOX 'TKGIT TE 5701-640 T 93o-rio2oT iird 1240 TI330T13 SATURDAY Program Highlights GOO 710 070 990 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon and Evening Programs In Boldface. KYOK -10, News; 10:15, Alpha Beta KVOE -1, Legion News; 1:15, C. Stores; 10:30, Federal Music; Thornhill Orch.; 1:30, 1 Hear 10:45, L. Noble Orch. America Singing. 1:15-Concert, KFAC. Variety 1:15-Classic Hour, KECA. 5:30-NBC Symphony, SECA. 11 A. M. to 12 Noon 2 to 3 P. M. 7:45-Tip of the Morning, KN X. 5:45-SaturOay Night Serenade 9:00-Let's Pretend, KNX. 101-11, Campus Capers; 11:30, KFI-2, Traffic Tribunal; 2:15, Pic- ILNX, Golden Melodies. cadilly Orch.; 2:25, News; 2:30, 9:30-America the Free, 8:00-Evening Concert. ELFAC KN X -11, Columbia's Country Jour- Art of Living; 2:45, Paul Douglas 9:30-Btars Over Hollywood, 6:30-Pageant of Melody, KHJ- X NX. nal; 11:30, Vera Brodsky, Piano; Sports Column. KG B-KFX 91-Ki OE. 11:55, News. IKNX -2, Press News; 2:10, Dance 10:30-Voice of Broadway, KNX. 7:30-California Melodies, KHJ- 12:00-Club Matinee, KECA. RHJ -11, From Kentucky Mountains; Orch.; 2:30, Davis, News; 2:45, KGB-KVOE. 2:30-Art of Living, KFI. 11:30, Dance Orch, KNX-tra, Music. 8:00-Chicagoland Concert, KHJ- 3:30-Proudly We Hail. KN X. KECA -11, What's Doing; 11:15. KHJ-2, We Are Always Young; KG1R-KFX.91-KVOE. 3:30-Little Ole Hollywood, Nick Harris; 11:30, Music for the 2:30, F. Marna Orch. KECA. 8:00-Your Hit Parade, KNX. Americas. KECA -4:15, Naomi Reynolds; 2:25, 15:00-Barn Dance. EFL 10:00-Philharmonia. KECA. KF WB -11, Vocal Varieties; 11:15, News; 2:30, Martin Agronsky from 6:00-Grand Ole Opry, KFI. Pop. Orch.; 11:30, Al Jarvis. Turkey; 2:33, Jean Cavall; 2:43, K MPC -11. Dairy Drama; 11:15, Edward Tomlinson. Public A ffairs-News Waltz Time; 11:30, String Along. KF WB -2, Al Janis. Drama KNITR -11, Dr. Talbot; 11:30, Mon- KMPC -2, Baseball. 7 30-Bob Garred. KNX. itor News; 11:45, Music. KMTR -2, Wonian's World. 9:00-Lincoln Highway, KFI. 8:00-Sam Hayes. KFI. KFAC -11, Man on the Street; 11:30, KFAC -2:15, Music; 2:45, L. A. Bar 3:00-Dramas of Youth. KHJ- 2:30-Elmer Davis, KNX. KGB-KV0E-KFX. M. Music. Assn. 2:30-Martin Agronsky, KECA. 4:30-Stories of American KGFJ-11, News; 11:15, Music. KGFJ-2, News; 2:15, Civic; 2:30, 2:45-Edward Tomlinson. KECA. Liberties, KFI. ERKD -11, Robbie, Pianist; 11:15, ('oncert Melodies. 3:00-Defense for America, KFI. 8:30-Latitude Zero, KFI. Music; 11:30, News: 11:45, Music. KRAD -2, Music; 2:30, News; 2:45, 3:00-People's Platform, KN X. KFOX -11, Huntington Park News: Music. 7:00-This Is Judy Jones, KECA. 3:45-H. V. Kaltenborn, Ell- 7:30-Knickerbocker Playhouse, 11:05, Records; 11:30, News: 11:35, KFQX -2, Swingaroo. KIND. NFL Varieties; 11:45, Rough Riders. KGSR -2, News; 2:05, Music; 2:15, 8:15-Public Affairs, KNX, 7:30-City Desk, KNX. KGER -11, News; 11:15, Purple Gospel Echoes; 2:30, L. B. Band. 7:00-Gabriel Heatter, KH.1- Mules: 11:45, Police Inteniew. 8:00-Bishop and Gargoyle. KGB ECFX31-2, Stocks; 2:05, Pop. Var- KECA. KFXM -11, Classic Strings; 11:30, iety; 2:30, F. Martin Orch. 9:30-B111 Henry, KNX. 9:00-Great Fires of History, Meet the Band; 11:45, Dance Orch. HFSD -2, Al & Lee Reiser; 2:15, KFI. RFSD -11, Our Barn; 11:30, Music Singing Models: 2:25, News; 2:30, of Americas. M. Agronsky; 2:35, Jean ('avail; Quiz Programs Sports-Comment KGB -11, Kentucky Mountains; 11:30, 2:45, E. Tomlinson. 12:45-Beldome Handicap, KHJ- Dance Orch. KGB -2, We're Always Young; 2:30, 7:00-Truth or Consequences. KFVD -11. News: 11:15, Muskat Al- F. Mania Orch. /EFL KY0E-KF X51. 2:45-Paul Douglas, EFL bum: 11:30, Piano; 11:45, Violet KFVD -2, Music Box; 2:30, Salva- 7:30-Spin and Win, KECA. Schram. 5:15-Sports Roundup. KECA. tion Army; 2:45, Romantic Rhythm. 8:45-Race Results, EVAIPC. KVOE -11, From Kentucky Moun- KVOE -2, We're Always Yowls; 2:30, tains; 11:30. Alpha Beta Stores; Outstanding Music 7:15-Inside of Snorts KBJ- Alpha Beta Stores; 2:45, F. Mar- 11:30-Golden Melodies, ICE!. KGB-KFXM-KVOE. 11:45, Dance Orch. tin Orch. 11:30-Vera Brodsky. KN X 10:15-Bowling Notes, KF WB. 12 Noon to 1 P. M. 3 to 4 P. M. HEX-it, Farm Reporter: 12:15, News; 12:30, Weekend Whimsey. HEX-I, Defense for America; 3:30, KNX -12, Callin g Pan-America; What's Doing; 3:45, H. V. Kai- 12:30, Symphonettes; 12:45, Bill tenborn. Perry Songs. KNX -3. People's Platform; 3:30, SATURDAY Program Proudly We Hail. KHJ-12. News; 12:15, Music: 12:30, SEPTE MBER 13. 1941 Dance Orch.; 12:45, Beldome Han- KHJ-3, Dramas of Youth; 3:24, dicap. Around the Ring; 3:30, S. Kenton KRIED -9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30, HE(' 4-12, Club Matinee. Orch. 8 to 9 A. M. U. 8. Weather; 9:35, Music; 9:45, KF W11-12, Al Jarvis; 12:30, News; KECA -3, Message of Israel; 3:30, New*. 12:45, Jubilee. Little Ole Hollywood. KFI-8, Sam Hayes' News; 8:15, KF WB--3, Al Jarvis, Meet the Miscue; 8:90. Call to EFOX -9, Firebrands for Jesus; KMPC -12, High Noon; 12:15, News: KMPC -3, Musical Marathon. Youth; 8:45, News. 9:45, Midmorning Melodies. 12:30, Baseball. K MTR -12, Music; 12:4.5, News Reel. ILMTR -3, Children's Bible Hour; KNX -8, Tip of the Morning; 8:15, KGER -9, News; 9:03, Rev. Fell- Town Crier. KFAC -12, News; 12:15, Music. 3:15, Spec. Events; 3:30, Plano; baum; 9:15, March Ahead of Time; 3:45, Spec. Events. KHJ-8, Music; 8:05, L. Brown KGFJ-12, News; 12:15, No 9:30, Revival; 9:45, Full Gospel. KFAC -3, Gilbert & Sullivan Opera. Orch.; 8:30, News; 8:45, Chario- Roundup; 12:45, Let's Listen. teers. KFX M -9, News; 9:15, Pop. Orch.; EKED -It, Music; 12:30, Jim mie's KGF.1-3, News; 3:15, Vocaliers; 3:30. Concert Melodies. KECA -8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, 9:30, Frank Forest; 9:45, I'll Find Saddle Pals. News; 8:45, Robert Lee Johnson, My Way. KFOX -12, Music; 12:15, News; ERKI)-3, Music; 3:30, News. Music. KFOX -3, Swingaruu. EF WB -11, Pop Orch.; 8:30. Vacation KFSD -9, Farm and Home; 9:30. 12:30, South American; 12:45, Dick KGER -3, News: 3:05, Music; 3:20, Time: 8:45, Salvation Army. Cleveland ( ailing. Ross. KGB -9:15, KGB Presents' 9:30, KGER -12. News; 12:10, M usic; I.ong Beach Band. K MPC -8, Andy & Virginia; 3:30, KFX91-3, Dramas of Youth; 314, Off the Record. Frank Forest; 9:45, I'll Find MY 12:15, Bob Carlin; 12:30, Music. Around the Ring; 3:30, S. Kenton KIVITE -s, Spanish Hour; 8:45, Re- Way. KFXM -12, News; 12:05. Prelude Orch. ligious Music. KFV11-9, Waltz; 9:15, News; 9:30, to Stardom; 12:15, News; 12:30. KFSD -3, Balboa Park Organ; 3:30, KFAC -8, Country Ch urc h ,• 8:30, Here Comes Parade. Dance Orch,; 12:45, Beldome Han- Rhythmaires; 3:45, H. V. Kellen- W. P. A. Program; 8:45, county HVOE -9, Classified; 9:15, Helen dicap. born. Medical Assn. Holden: 9:30, Alpha Beta Stores; KFSD -12. News; 12:15, Club Mat- 9:45, I'll Find My Way. inee. KG111-3, Dramas of Youth; 3:24. 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Brown Or.; Halban KECA -10, J. Long Orch.; 10:30, 8:30, News; s:45, Charioteers. KI1.1-1, American Legion News: KFI-4:30, Stories of American Lib- R. Kinney Orch. erties. KFVD -8, Covered Wagon Jubilee: 1:15. C. Thornhill Orch.; 1:30, I KF W11-4u, Saltirday Swing; 10:45. Hear America Singing. KNX -4. European Roundup; 4:15, 8:45, Vocal Favorites, News and Music. KVOE -8, L. Brown Oral.; 8:30, KNX -1, Matinee at Meadowbrook; Bob Bradley; 4:30, Hollywood and KMPC -10, Say When; 10:30, Books New. 8:45, Charioteers. 1:55, Sport News, Vine; 4:45, Sports Broadsides: & Authors; 10:45, News. KEt'S -1, News: 1:15, Classic Hour. 4:55, Davis, News. KNITR -10, {Dines James; 10:45, KF WB -1:30. Vocal Varieties. KH.I-4, Green Hornet; 4:30, Hawaii 9 to 10 A. M. Special Events. KMPC -1, Baseball. Calls. KFAC -10, Serenade; 10:30, News; KMTR -I, Dick Ross; 1:30, Pension; KECA -4. Boy Meets Band; 4:30, KFI-9, Lincoln Highway; 9:30, 10:45, Congregational Church. 1:13, Music. G. Krupa Oral. America the Free. KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Music; KFAC -I, Science of Mind; 1:15, KF WB -4, arieties; 4:15, Busy KNX -9, Let's Pretend; 9:30, Stars 10:45, City Dwellers. Saturday Concert. Blind: 4:30, Varieties; 4:45, Stuart Over Hollywood. KGER -10, News; 10:05, Full Gospel; KGFJ-1, News; 1:15, Music. Hamblen. K HJ-9:15, Helen Holden,* 9:30, 10:15, Jesus' Name ' 10:30, Bright KRKD -1, News; 1:05, Music; 1:30, KMPC -4, Musical Marathon, Garden Plots; 9:45, I'll Find My Corner; 10:45, Music, Movie Interviews; 1:45, Singing KMTR -4, Spec. Events; 4:30, Musk; KFXM -10, News; 10:15, S. Fields Walters. 4:45, King's Messengers. K aat -9, Federated Churches; 9:15, Orch.; 10:30, Organ; 10:45, L. KFOX -1, Classified: 1:15, Lucca KFAC -4, Music. Forty Plus; 9:30, V. Lopes Oral. Noble Orch. Floor Show; 1:30, Monitor News; KGFJ-4, News; 4:15, Tea Time; KF WB -9, Saturday Swing; 9:30, KRELD -10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15. 1:45, Civic. 4:45, Nat'l Education Ass'n. News; 9:45, Swing. Music. KliER -1, News; 1:05, Music; 1:15. KRKD -4, Music; 4:43, News. K MPC -9, News; 9:15, Morning Pick- KFOX -10, News: 10:15, Meet the Rhythmic Age; 1:30, Spanish Trio. KFOX -4, News; 4:13, Caballeros; up; 9:45, Star Dust, Band; 10:30, Rhythmic Age; 10:45, KFX M -1, Legion News; 1:15, C. , 4:45, Jamboree. KMTR -9, Martin Luther Thomas; Musicale. Thornhill Orch.; 1:30. I Hear KGF:R -1, News; 4:15, Music; 4:30. 9:15, Health; 9:30, W. B. Record; KFSD -10, Friendship Exc h a n ge; America Singing. George Strange. 9:45, Music. 10:15, Pet Club; 10:30, R. Kinney KIND -1, Dolly Dawn Orch; 1:30, KFX5I-4, Vocal Variety; 4:15, Teed- KFAC -9, Unity Viewpoint; 9:15, Orch. Concert Musicale. In Post; 4:30, Hawaii Calls. Melodies; 9:30, J. Newton Yates, KGB -10, News; 10:15, Stars of To- KGB -1, Legion News; 1:15, C. K , Boy Meets Band; 4:30, Organ; 9:46, Music. morrow; 10:411, L. Noble Orch. Thornhill Orch.; 1:39, I Hear M. Mainecic Orch. Kt: M -9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Tone KFVD -19, Gospel in Song; 10 America Staging. KGB -4, Green Hornet; 4:30, Hawaii Tempom. Arldmoralag Serenade. KE'VD -1, News; 1:15, Mille, Calls, SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE 131 3 E 29 SATURDAY LOGS Army remained alive. Six hundred thou- sand had started on that triumphal in- Moscow In Flames vasion. Less than 60,000 returned. Is history today about to repeat itself? (Continued from Page 12) filthy slu m dwellings were soon just a blackened me mory. KFI, 9 p.m. were opened and thousands of criminals * * Sat. joined in the robbery and rioting. As soon Clusters of sparks sailed over de tallest as Napoleon realized that the burning of buildings as if shot from some mammoth Ad-Libbing a Cinch Moscow was the result of a preconcerted gun. Stores of spirits exploded contin- scheme, he ordered all persons found car- Jean Colbert, black-haired actress heard ually and weird blue flames hid the yellow rying torches to be shot. The result was on "Myrt and Marge" and "Kate Hop- and orange of burning timbers in every that the only illumination for four unholy kins" programs, claims ad-libbing holds nights was that offered by the blazing city section. By this time Moscow seemed no terrors for her. She once worked itself. As the fire burned on into its to be a geometric pattern of fire, for its on a program, in which the writer turned second and third days, the disorder spread streets in those days were paved with out part of each day's script after they with equal rapidity. In and around the wood and when these were all ablaze, the had gone on the air. It was a mystery Kremlin the looting was directed by the city looked like nothing so much as a series, and the writer claimed he worked Emperor is person. In the gorgeous Cath- gigantic, red-hot griddle. On the morning better under pressure. "When we couldn't edral of the Assumption, two huge scales of the fifth day a heavy rain stopped make out his hand-writing," Miss Colbert were set up, and outside, two furnaces, the fire's spread, and the French returned says, "we either ad-libbed or shrieked. one for gold and one for silver, were to what remained of their quarters, walk- The show was so blood-curdling anyway kept busy continually melting down the ing back over still-smouldering embers. that one or two extra shrieks just added settings torn from the sacred pictures on Here they remained for over a month, to the atmosphere." the cathedral walls, the holy vessels, the for Napoleon daily expected from the gilt ornaments, even the decorations on absent Czar a message of surrender. Dur- * * the priests' robes. What the fire didn't ing that time the greatest privation imag- Brief Lines take, the French did. Those churches inable was suffered. Food grew scarce, Conrad Thibaut had a few friends to which escaped the flames were used as water became polluted, the inhabitants dinner the other evening and the invites stables for the officers' horses and thou- of Moscow became unruly, and hundreds he mailed out were in the form of bank sands of hallowed relics found their way of executions took place every week. At into the common soldiers' knapsacks. checks which read-"Pay to the order of last, reluctantly, the Emperor gave the -: one dinner."... Phil Baker had all but By the night of the fourth day, the command for "the retreat from Moscow", signed a radio pact for this fall when fire had beca me unbearably intense, that terrible march back to Europe that he decided the submitted script didn't so much so as to drive everyone fro m was to become the most famous episode look so hot on paper. Phil's smart enough the city. No w the huge warehouses in all military history. When the first to know that he can't stand another flop along the riverfront were a mass of ragged grenadiers reached Paris, months so he'll go on searching for a better fla me and the miles upon miles of later, only a fragment of the Grand setup.

KFVD -4, Piano; 4:15, Carter KFOX -6, News; 6:10, Sports; 6:20, KMTR -8, Sports; 8:15, Singing K MTR -10, Viennese Ens.; 10:15, B. Wright; 4:30, Tea Time; 4:45, Music; 6:30, Semi-Classical. Waiters; 8:30, Meditation. AvertII Orch.; 10:30, El Patio Orch. News. KGER -6, News; 6:15, Adv. of Frank KFAC -8, News; 8:15, Baseball: KFAC -10, Dance Time. KVOE-4, Green Hornet; 4:30, Ha- Farrell; 6:30, Italian Journal. Hollywood vs. Sacramento. KFOX -10, Floor Show; 10:13, Lucca waii Calls. KFX M -6, Confidentially Yours; KGFJ-8, News 8:13, Music. Floor; 10:30, Ross Ballroom; 10:45, 6:15, Twilight Trails; 6:30. Pag- KFOX -S, Mrs. Adams; 8:30, Luken Majestic Ballroom, 5 to 6 P. M. eant of Melody. Church. KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Phil Stan- KFSD -6, NBC Symphony; 8:30, XGER -8, News; 8:05, Spanish Hour. wick; 10:30, Music. KFI-5, National Barn Dance. Whistling Parson. KFX/11-8, Chicagoiand Concert. KGER -10, News; 10:10, Music; KNX -5, CBS Orcb.; 5:30, Garred, KGB -6, Confidentially Yours; 6:15. KIND -8, News; 8:05, W. Bradley 10:30, Concert Under Stars. News; 5:45, Saturday Night Sere- Twilight Trails; 6:30, Pageant of Orch.; 8:30, M. Malneek Orch.; KFX M -10, F. Martin Orch.; 10:30, nade. Melody. 8:55, News. C. Craig Orch. KHJ-5, Dr. Matthews; 5:30, Amer- KV0E -6, Confidentially Yours; 6:15. KGB -8, Chicasoland Concert. KFSG -10, Silver Band; 10:30. Pre- ica Preferred. Twilight Trails; 6:30, Pageant or KVOE -8, Chicagoland Concert. lude to Slumber. HECA -5, W PA Symphony; 5:15, Melody. KFSD -10, Spin and Win; 19:30, Sports Roundup; 5:25, News; 5:30, 9 to 10 P. M. Indiana Indigo. Summer Symphony. 7 to 8 P. M. KGB -10, F. Martin Oral.; 10:30, KF WB -5. Stuart Hamblen. KFI-9, Great Fires of History; C Craig Orch. KMPC -5:15, News; 5:30, Musical KFI-7, Truth or Consequences; 7:30, 9:15, B. Clifford Orch.; 9:30, G. EFVD -10, Hank the Night Watch- Marathon. Knickerbocker Playhouse. Krupa Orch. man. KMTR -5, Dr. Davies; 5:15, Swine KNX -7, G. Lombardo Orch.; 7:30, KNX -9. Here's the Story: 11:13, KVOE -10, F. Martin Orch.; 10:30, lodelers; 5:30, Musk. v City Desk; 7:55, News. E. Fitzpatrick Orch.; 9:30, Bill C. Craig Orch. KFAC -5, Music; 5:15, H. Howard KHJ-7, Gabriel Heatter; 7:13, In- Henry; 9:45, B. Elliott Orch.; 9:53, Fagan. side of Sports; 7:30, California News, 11 to 12 Midnight KGIFJ-5, News; 5:15, Music: 5:30. Melodies. KHJ-9, News; 9:15, F. Martin KFI-11, News; 11:15, B. Saunders Sport Secrets; 5:45, Phil Stanwick. KE('A -7, This Is Judy Jones; 7:30. Orch.; 9:30, E. Heckseher Oral. Orch; 11:30, D. Marshall Orch. KRKD -5. Songs of Saddle; 5:30, Spin and Win with Jimmy Flynn. KECA -9, E. Petti Orch.; 9:30, KN X -11, Huntley, News; 11:13, Rare ResuRs; 5:45, News. KF WB -7, Baseball Bulls-Eye; 7:30, News; 9:45, Soft Lights & Swing. Martha Mears; 11:30, M. Strand KFOX -5. Jamlx.ree. News; 7:45, American Sketched', KF WB -9, Pliantly Speaking; 9:15. Orch.; 11:35. News. KGER -5. News; 5:05, Latin Hour. KM PC-S. Dancing Party. Gems of Jazz; 9:30, News; 9:45, KHJ -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, T. KFX M -5, Dr. Matthews; 5:30, Mu- KMTR -7, Music; 7:15, Spec. Events; Pop. Orch. Fio Ribs Orch. sical Roundup. 7:30, Dr. Michelson. KMPC -9, Punch Board. KECA -11, Paul Carson, Organ. KFSD -5, News; 5:15, C. Ravages KFAC -7, Evening Concert. KMTR -9, Music City; 9:30, News KFIVB -11, Dancing Favorites. Orch.; 5:30, Summer Symphony. KGFJ-7, Spanish Hour. Reel; 9:45, S. Garcia Orch, K MPC -11, Musical Nightcap. KG11-5, Dr. Matthews; 5:30, Amer- KRKD -7, News; 7:15. Three-Quarter KFAC -9, Baseball. KFAC -11, Dance Time. ica Preferred. Time; 7:30, Do You Know? KGFJ-9, News; 9:15, Syncopated KMTR -11, H. Henry Orch.; 11:15, K1,1,11-5. Popular Music. KFOX -7, Drama of Food; 7:15. Symphony. Billy Berg. KV0E -5, Dr. Matthews; 5:30, Al- Fireside Philosophy; 7:45, News. KFOX -9, News; 9:13. Musk. K(IFJ-11, News; 11:15, music. pha Beta; 5:45, Classified. KGER -7, News; 7:05, Music, EGER -9, News; 9:05, Music; 9:30, KGER -11, News; 11:05, Victory KFAM -7, Supper Melodies; 7:15, In- Rev. Lancaster; 9:45, Music. Hoar. 6 to 7 P. M. side of Sports; 7:30, Ave Maria. EFX.M-9, News: 9:15, F. Martin KFXM - U, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, KFSG -7:45. Healing Service. Oral.; 9:30, E. Heckseher Orch. T. Flo Rite Orch. KF1-6, Grand Ole Opry; 6:30. Lati- KIND -7, J. Garber Orch.; 7:30, R. KFSG -9:30, Radio S. S. Teacher. KlFSG -11, Gospel Pals; 11:30, tude Zero. Heatherton Orch. KFSD -9, News; 9:15, E. Feta Orch; Drama. KNX -6:15, Public Affairs; 6:30, KGB -7, Gabriel Heatter; 7:15, In- 9:30, Bishop and Gargoyle. K IND -11, Paul Carson, Organ; Four Clubmen; 6:45, William Win- side of Sports; 7:30, California KGB -9. News; 9:13, F. Martin 11:30, D. Marshall Orch. ter. Melodies, Orch; 9:30, E. Heckscher Orel], KGB -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, T. KECA -41, Sum mer Symphony: 6:30. KV0E -7, J. Lunceford Omit.; 7:15, 111'0E -9, News; 9:15, F. Martin Fig. RIM Orch. Cultured Speech; 6:45, News. Inside of Sports; 7:30. California Orch.; 9:36, E. lieckscher Oral. KVOE -11, 0. Nelson Orch.; 11:30, KHJ-6, Confidentially Sours; 6:15. Melodies. T. Flo Rita Orel:. Twilight Trails; 6:30, Pageant of 10 to 11 P. M. Melody. 8 to 9 P. M. Mrs. Jerry Carter KFIV13-6, News; 6:15, l'op. Orch.; KFI-10, News; 10:15, C. Ravazza 6:30, Rabbi Winkler; 6:45, De- KFI-8, News: 8:05, W. Osborne Orch.; 10:30, Pasadena Civic fending America. Orch.: 8:30. H. Busse Orch. 8:53. Dances. KNIPC--6, Other Americas; 6:30, De- News. KNX -10, B. Crosby Orch.; 10:30, fense l'rogram; 6:45, Race Results KNX -8, Your Hit Parade; 8:43, L. Giuskin Orch. eliable KNITR -6, Irwin Allen; 6:15. Dirk News. Bob (jarred. KHJ-10, F. Martin Orch.: 10:30, adio Terry: 6:30, Spec. Events; 6:45. Kli.1-11, Chicagoland Concert. ('. Craig Orch. Recreation Dept. Music. KECA -8, Bishop and Gargoyle: KFV1B -10, Melody Parade; 10:15, epairing litiF.1-6, News; Italian Melodies; 8;30, P. Pendants Orch.; 8:35, Bowling Notes; :.0:30, Pop. Orch. R 6:30, Music. News. KECA -10, Philharmonia. KFAC -6, Evening Concert. KFIVB--8, Navy la Review; 8:13, K MPC -10, Fun on Wax; 10:15, See Page 7 KRICD -6, Concert; 8:43, Father Pop Orch.; II:30, Glendale Oroh. News; 10:30, Kennedy Trio; 10:45, Yamaha*, KAIPC....S, Dangles Party. Royal Hawaiians, .• SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 P A G E 30 RADIO LIFE THE PROGRA M FINDER

Note: All alphabetical listings before w hich appear a "Star" are those of popular progra ms of the (tiniest, Quiz or Offer type. The Stars have been Included fur quirk refereace by listeners to these Interesting pro- &ra ms w hich offer cash, m erchandise. trIps.vand an •lincist Innu merable variety of rewards 'or original thinking.

Forecast .. . _.-..., -- -- KNX, 5 p.m. M Abbott a Costello — ... __-_-_ KFL 4 p.m. ha Calloway, Cab KHJ, KVDE, 6:30 p.m. Su Foreign Pcdicy A-ssn..., —.KECA._10:15 a.m. Su Adventure Stories K ECA. 2:30 p.m. M-11, Call to South...... KU, 11:30 a.m. Sa Forest, Frank KGII, KFX M, 9:30 a.m. Sa Adventures in Mythology KECA, 2 p.m. I. Camera allne• 1551715. 6:30 p.m Cu Forest Lawn KI1J. 4:15 p.m. M, W. F Adventures of Thin Man E FL II p. in. Tit Camp Grant KHJ. M ANI, KVOE, 3:30 p.m. Tu Campus Capers K n. ii n.m. sa Forty Plus KECA, 9:15 a.m. Sa Affairs of State K HJ, K FX51, 6:45 p.m. Tu Frank Farrell, Adv. of KiliF.:R, 6:15 p.m. ii-Sa Afternoon Playhouse KFAC, 4:45 p.m. 51i Cantor, Eddie . KU. 8 p.m. W From New England to You K FI. 1 p.m. Sa Against the Storm KEE 11 a.m. 51-F Canary Choral, KHJ KGB. liADE, 10,30 urn sit Captain Danger..- --- -....KHJ, 6:15 p.m. Tu Front Page Farrell - Agronsky. Martln....KECA. HFSD. 2:38 p.m. Su KHJ, KGB. KVOE. K FX M, 9:30 a.m. M-C Ahead of Headlines K ECA, 6:30 p.m. Th Captain Quiz...-. ., —..KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Airliners ...... KHJ, KGB, K FX M, 5:45 p.m. W Carnation Contented Program. sits. 6 p.m. a French Program K MTR. Z:30 p.m. Su Casseiberry, Dr.. - -- -..HECA, 1:15 p.m. Su Fun on Nag. KNIPC. 10 p.m. Sa Albright. Eddie K HJ, 8:45 a. m. 51-F KkA'A. p.m. Sit Garden Club - - --KECA. 9:45 a.m. Su Album of Familiar Music.. Kn. 5:30 p.m. SO Caltholie Hour M Garden Plots. .KH.1. 9:30 a.m. Sa Aldrich Family . . KFI, V p.m. Th of America Kn, 5:30 Garden SehooL —.1iFAC, 4:15 p.m. M. W. F 'All Aboard — _ -__ KNX, 9:15 p.m. W CID' Military Band KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 2 p.m. Su '(tarred, Bob KN X, 7:30 a.m. M-Sa A merican Cruise — KN N, 3:05 p.m. Th _. KN X. , :45 p.m. 31, N. Ili. P A manda...... KECA. KIND. 11:15 a.m. 314 Chase A Sanborn Chase, Oka JINX. K n. 4 0 p.m.p.m. Su P Gateway to Music KFAC. 1:30 p.m. 51, W. F America Preferred *Chef Milanh (Lyndon Products. V. ilson Hani Gay Ninetie- Revue ..- .... KN X. 7:30 li.m M KHJ, KGB. ILVDE, 5:30 p.m. Ss di Bacon. Seasonettes_ Goidea Melodies K FL 11:30 a.m. Sa A merica the Pres__ ___.— KFL 9:30 a. m. Ss 11 a m. m-r Golden Treasury of Soot...... _ ...... Allen, Joe - - KN X, 9:15 p.m. Th Chicago Round Table___ Kkli. 10:30 a.m Su - - ICXX. -,iiii a.m. M-F American Forum Chicagoland Concert Godfrey. Arthur, __ K HJ. 10:15 a.m. W. F KGB, KFX M. KVOE. 1111J. 4 p.m. Su KILL KGB, KFX-11, KVOE. $ p.m. his Good Neighbors. — K n. 6:39 p.m. Th American I.egion News Church Interdenominational KEC A. 4:10 p.m Su Good Will Hour.--_ KECA, KFSD, It p.m. Mn KHJ. KGB. HEI M. ILVOE. I p.m. SA Church of Air ..... -...._...- ..... _ ... KN X. 9 a.m. Su Gould. Morton K NX, 5 p.m. Th American Sketches__ ...... __KF WB, 7:45 p.m. Ss City Desk ...... --___ KN X, 7:30 p.m. Ss Grand Central Station.....- - K NX, 8 p.m. W Amos a' Andy ...... _...- ...... -.. KN X. 7 p.m. A-F p.m. Claude Hour . RECA-, 1 p.m. 51-I': 1:15 Grandpaioci & Pais ...... ______KECA. 8 F Andy 15 Virginia 8 Great Fires of History K it, 9 p.m. Sa ...... K MPC. 7:30 a.m. M-Sa. 10 a.m. 511-9 Claudia and David . Claim. I pton KFI, 10 a.m. su Great Gildersleeve KFI, 2:30 p.m. Su Answering 'too K HJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. Su Great Gu ms._ KH.I. KGB. KVOE. 5:30 p.m. 51 Anthony. John J. .... _KECA. KIND. 6 p. m. So Close Your Eyes KGB, 8:45 a.m. Tu Club Matinee ..111ECA KFSID. 12 m M-sa Great Moments from Great p a l 7.30 0 . 0, . I' Are 'too a Missing Heir' KNX, 7:30 p.m. To 'College Humor ...... -.-.- K FI, 6:30 p.m, Tu - —.,.._...... _ ...... , . . Are Vim Musical?... K MPC, 9 p.m. Su Columbia Broadcasting Symphony Green Hornet Arden, Robert KF WII, '.I tiX. 7:45 p.m. M-F KN X, 11 a.m. So Kill KGB, KVOE...... K.K..KFX: picM., 048 ppp...mmm... So R MS. 6 p.m. Su Columbia Church._ ...... _ _ KN X. 9 a.m. Su Grand OP Opry Army Camp News KID' ‘, KFMIL 9:15 p. in. W Columbia Concert .... K N X. 3:30 p.m. Sa Guardians of the Gates Army Recruiting KFI. 1:30 p.m. Sit K M, KGB, RFN M, 5:13 p.m. M Arnold Gelnint's Daughter KFI. 10:45 a.m. M-F Columbia Lanett., Journal KNX, Li a.m. Ss Columbia Work Shop KN X, 6:30 p.m. Su Guess Who.. — Around the Ring K HJ. RGB, Columns in Psrade K HJ. 9:45 p.m. M. W, Guiding Light - Halban, flesh £ 11K.u11l,: 310: 4a5 .mp..m ./1 1S-aF K FX.M, KVDE, 3:24 p.m. To. Ti.. illa Concert Favorites K FI, 5:10 p.m. W Art of Living KFI. 2130 p.m. his Concert Petite K FI. 11 a.m. Su Hamblen. Stuart... 4:45 p.m. Daily As the Twig Is Beet...... arvis. Confessions of tile Corsair Hancock Ensemble KHJ. KGB 1110E. K FX M. 2:13 P.M M -F KH.I, KGB, HVOit, KFXM, 1:15 p.m. 51-F K HJ, KGB. KVOE. KFX M. 1:30 p.m. Sti At Ease KFI. 8:43 a.m. Su 0... Daily Aunt Jenny KN X. 10:15 a.m. 51-1. Confidentially Voine, Hank the Night Watch manK FvD. - .. 10. . KH.1. KGB, HAVE, KFX M. It p.m. Ti,. Th, ha Author's News Digest ...... IIMPC, 4:11 p.m. Su Contact KGB, KVOE, 4:15 p.m. 51 Hap Hasard. - --- - —K n. 5:311 p.m. fu Author's Playhouse .._ KECA, 6 p.m. W Contented Program KFI, 6 p.m. M Harris. Nick ..._ .... .- -...KECA. 11:15 a.m. eta Autry. Gene KN X. 2:30 p. m. Su Cosmo Jones, Adv. of K NX. 9:45 p.m. Su Harum, David K FI, 7:43 a.m. M-F Backgrounds for Using KNX, 2:15 p.m. W Council of Beauty . K MPC, 11:30 a.m. M-F Haven of Kest...RAJ, KGB, KVOE Backseat Driver KFAC, 12:13 p.m. Tu -F County Medical ASP11 KFAC 8:45 a.m. Se ti a.m. M, W. F: 10 p.m. To, Tb Backstage Wife -...... KFL 2:30 p.m. 1111-1+ Iii a.m. Sa Hawaii Calls Baker, Art KNX. 3:15 p.ni. Su ('rail, Joe K F WB, 6:30 p.m. Su _..KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFX M, 4:30 p.m. Sa ...... _ _.K FI. 5:30 a.m. U. W. F 'Crime Doetor___ __. — ... SIN N, 7 p.m. Su Hawthorne Iliouse____- _ -_ __,K 11 , 9 p.m. Ilit Baker Ark- K U. 4 p.m. 'ru-F Crocker. F Hayes. Sam . [MCA, 10 a.m. 51-F: nil, 4:30 p.m. NI Crosby, Bing _ ___ Hazard, Hap ...-____—_---A FFili, 85:30*.m pimM.-ru Bard or BrewaYs K FSD. 3:43 p.m. P Cuff, Sam -_ —.KECA, 7:21 p.m. M. F Headlines in Sports KF'SD, 7 p.m. 51, F Barn Dance ...... - - KFI, 5 p.m. Sa Cugat Rhumba KFI. ft p.m. Th Heatter, Gabriel Barrel of Fun —, ...... 9111J. 11 P.m TII Cultured Speech K ECA. 6:30 p.m. Se K M.). KGB. 7 p.m. Su. M. W. F. Sa liartona KECA, 4:15 p.m. M-le Heart of Julia Blake....KFI. 2:45 p.m. M. W. P Baseball 111FAC. 8:15 p.m. Tu-Sa Dallas. Stella, AFL 12:15 p.m. M -1 ' HA M. Horace ...... K1,13,:415:31planp.m. .m T-Fu K FAC, 1:30 p.m. Su, II: 2:15 pan. Tu Drage Time K FAC, 10 p.m. Daily Henry, Bill ...KN X 9:30 p.m. Su, To, Th, F., Ss Basin St. Music .. !MCA, 10 p.m. Al Danger Is My Business Here's Morgan, KILL KGB. KFX M, KS DL. Battle of the lieges. KFI. 8:30 P.m. tu KILL KGB. 6:15 p.m. W - - BBC Music Hall KGB. K.V0E, 10:15 a.m. To Date With Judy KFI, 6 p.m. 'Cu Here's the Story K N X, 9 p.m. Sh Davis. Elmer ..._ KN X 4:35 p.m. Daily KHJ, 1:30 p.m. To Here's to Ladies K ECA, 9:30 a.m. 51, IV, 1.- Beautiful Music...-- _ —_ KECA. 9:41, p.m. MI Dearest Mother K ECA. 8:15 p.m. Tu, w. Th Hermit's Cays. - -- -IIMPC. 9:30 u.m. sn Beldame Handicap Dear John-- ..... _ _...___ ...... 7:15 p.m. Su Hero of Week — _- KGB, 4:45 p.m. Su Dear Mom K NX. 2:55 p.m. Su K HJ, KGB, KFX M, 12:45 p.m Sit Hidden History _....-- -..-...KECA, 10 a.m. Su Death Valley Days-_ ___ .. _ . liFI, 7:30 p.m. F Bennett Russell Hit Parade K K HJ, KGB. KFXM. 5:45 p.m. 55 KNX. 8:30 p.m. Th Hoiden. Helen KHJ, KVOE,9N:16 n.m.li .m M - Sa Behind the Mike K ECA, 12:30 p.m. Su Deep Night KNX, 9:45 p.m. Si. W Hollynood and Vine ...... _.-...KN X, 4:30 p.m. Sa Berle, Milton Defense for soverica.,_ ithl 3 a.m. sa 'Hollywood Blvd. Quiz__ K MPC. 4 p.m. M-F K W. KGB, K FX M, KIVE, 5:30 p.m. F Defense Reporter K HJ, KGB, 7 p.m. To Holly. I on Parade K MPC, 5:30 p.m. Su Beat Buys KN X, 11:35 a. m. M-F Dickson John KN.). KGB, Hollywood l'remlere KN X, 5:30 p.ot. F Rest of the Week KECA, 3 p.m. Itt Dixon Native Hollywood snoweaor K.N . 1:30 ii.nt. TI' Betneen the Bookends 'Don't Be Personal KNX. 8:30 p.m. Su Hollywood Tattletale ...._...- ..... KFI. 5 p.m. .51 ...... KECA. IIEFSD. 9:15 a.m. N-ir *Double or Nothing_ Hollywood Whispers •Big Sister KN X, $:11 a.m. 511-1' KILL KGB. KFICM. KVOE, 8:30 p.m. M KHJ. KGB, KVOE, 9:45 a.m. Sn Bill's Wax Shop.. IIIIJ. 12:45 p.m. M-F Douglas. Paul IfFl. 2:45 a.m. Sa Homemakers Club. .... _.._...KHJ, 1215 p.m. 151-F Bingmati. Fro m K FI, 3:45 p.m. H. W. F Doyle, Jim._ . K HJ, KGB. Home of the Brave_ _ N FL 1 p.m. M-F Ki-X51. ES OE, 6:30 p.m. M. W, F Bishop A Gargoyle...... —... KECA. II p.m. Ss Hopkins. Kate - _KNX. 10:45 a.m. M-1, itiondie KEN X. 6 :30 ii. en M Drake, Galen . KN X. 3:35 p.m. M-F Horsemen's Fornm --__ -...K MTR. 9 p.m. III Books & Author* K MPC. 10:30 a m. ha Drains Workshoi• K MPC, 7:15 p.m. 51 Hour of Charm FIFE 6 p.m Su Bookworm ...... KHJ, KYOE, 11 a.m. Tu. Ti, Dramas of Youth . Hughes John B. KHJ, KGB, KVILIE, 9 a.m. M-F Bosco Bandstand KN X. 12:30 p.m. 111-F K HJ. KGB. KFX51, KVOE, 3 p.m. Se KH.I. KGB. KVOE, KFX M. 2:341 rimy 11-F Dr. Christian KN Xg.}.1.7:3 t5 ip.m. m 15 N Hunt, Jack Boulevard Interviewer ...... -...... KN X. 5 p.m. F Winne uf All Churches KGB, 6:15 p.m. Tu Donee. Major KN X, 6 p.m. Th *Dr. Q Bowling Notes K F WB, 10:15 p.m. Daily Dr. Rate _ ...... _ ..... -____KFI. 0:13 a.m. vt-t KNX. 1 p.m. M. Tu. Th Dr. l'epper Parade KNX. 3:30 p.m. W Breakfast Club ... I Am An Amerlean KVVA. KFSD. 6:15 n.m. Su ....KHJ, KGB. KFX M, KVOE, 8 a.m. To. 111 I Hear America Singing Easy Aces.. ..KECA. KFPD. 8 p.m. To. W Th K41.1. KGB, KFX5I, KVOE. 1:30 p.m. Su Breakfast on Boulevard, IRF K B. 10:15 a.m. SI-P Erskine, Laurie Turk .... KECA, 2:30 p.m. M-F isreneman. Tom.... -_ KF WB. 10:15 a.m. 51-1, European Roundup KN X, 4 p.m. 111-Sa I'll FInd Hy Ha, .. KHJ. KGB, KVOE. KFX M. 9:45 a.m. M-Sa Brewer, Sam Evening Concert ...... KFAC. 6 p.m. 51-ha K HJ, KGB, HYDE, KFX M. 2:30 p.m Su Imperial Time KHJ. KGB. 6:15 p.m. M Brewster Family _ N FL 5:311 p.m. NI Face of Nar ...KF.cA. 7:2:5 p.m. M, F -information Please KF,CA. 7:30 p.m. To Inglewood Park Concert KN X, 8:30 p.m. M Bridge to Dreamland K U. 10:1., p.m sii Family Bible.. -__K MPC. 9:30 a.m. M A, Bridge to Yesterday KECA. 3.• p.m. F Family Hour KN X, 1 p.m. So Inner snail ism Mystery K Et • A 7 o m. SO Bridge Club ...... KFI. 4:45 p.m. 55. Th. F Fantasy in Melody KECA, 0:13 p.m. To Inside Sports KHJ, KGB, Bright Horizons KN X, 10 a.m. 5I-F Farm Journal RO N ' 11:45 a.m. 51 t . KFX M. KVOE, 7:15 p.m. .Tu, Th.... . So Bright Idea Club K U. 10:30 a.m. Sa Farm Reporter KV!, 12 nu. M-sa losole the News rlirifiy m ug , . KFI. 10:30 p.m. Su-F Bringing 1 p Eather...KF:CA K1,1411, 7 pin. Tu F'enture Editor El dl. I Ill p.M. KECA, 10:30 am. Britain Speaks KHJ, KGB, KVOE. 4:30 p.m. Th Federated Church.- KECA, 9 a.m. Sit Into the light Ives Burl KN X, 3 p.m. Su: 6:30 p.m. F Brooks, Richard KECA. 8:43 p.m. 11-P Find a Vi ..... an s. , •.25 p.m. SO Invitation to Learning...... KNX. 10 a.m. Su Buffalo Presents KN X, Hi a.m. Sis First Nighter 4:30 o.m. 1118 Busy Blind... KFINB. 4:11 min sa First Piano Quartet K ID S. KISH, 6:30 p.m. F I Ws.. There KNX 9 om Nu Jarvis, Al -...._ ...... ILF WB, i 1 :30 a.m. .51-Sa By the Way....K.N.X. 9:30 p.m. Si,. Tu, Th. F, Sit Fishing hull% 7:15 PAIL 51,• Cabbages and Kings K M. B p.m. Cu Fiteli Bandwagon. K n. 3:30 p.m. Mn _ K EITH, 2 p.m. Sa California Melodies Flying Feet KHJ, a.m.; 9:45 p.m. To Jpe and Mabel...... _ - --.„_. KIT. 1 p.m. Sil Johnny Presents — .-..KFI. 7:30 .,.m. To K HJ. KGB, KVOE. 7:30 p.m. Se Flynn, Jim my ...... cA. 7:30 p.ni Calling All Canms... ------KFI, 6:30 p.m. F Foote, Herbert .K.NX, 9:15 p.m. Tit Joha's Other Wife ------KECA, IlfFSD, 11:30 a.m. 514 Calling Pao-A merica. - -...KN X, 12 m. ha Ford Sum mer PAL 155 SEPTEMBER 7, 1941 RADIO LIFE PAGE 31

Mrs. L. M.Conkel Miss Romona Thomas Mrs. Martha He Make Mrs. Louise Lane Mr. I. F. listline Mrs. Frank S. O'Connor

Johnson. Bess. ___-_-..—„KFI, 9:15 a.m. M-F O'Neill...... ,.. KNX., 1:30 p.m. M-11: Strollin' Tom K MPS, 7 p.m. Su-F Johnson, Erskine.-...... „„„AF1. 8 p.m. M One Man's Family- .KFI. 4:30 p.m. Su Studio X . . Kel. 6:30 pan. Su Johnson Fam;ly .. KHJ„ 1 p.m. M-E On the Job.- - - - 7 p Slut-gess, John KHJ, KGB. KO: KVOE. 11:30 p.m. M-1, Open Forune.-. tri :16 a..n.m.. S" aa .. KVOE, KFX M, 1:30 p.m. Mk To, Th Johnson- Robert Lee...... KECA. 8:45 a.m. 91-F Orphans of Divorce-1 We D. II a.m. M-F Styles. Hal KECA, 3 p.m. Tu, W, Th Joe's, Lorenzo. _ KFI, 12:30 p.m. M-F Otero Emma KFI 8 n.loo. Soo Sureesfut Living ..... - K MPC. 8:15 a.m. M. W. F Jordau. Joyce .2...... KNX. 2:30 p.m. 111-F Our Gal Sunday KINN. R:45 a.m. M-11, Sullivan, Paul KNX, 9 p.m. M-F Jordan, Ned Our Mai iour's Lutheran Church K W, 3 p.m. Su Sum mer Serenade KMPC, 7:30 p.m. Su KELL KGB, KFYCIII, KVOE, 4:30 p.m. Tu Packard Playhouse K n. 7:30 P.m. M Summer Symphony.. KECA, KFSD. 5:30 p.m. Sic Just 'Plain 'till_ SECA. KFSD. 11:45 a.m. M-F Packard Program KFI, 7:15 p.m. W Sum mertime Show KGB. 8:30 p.m. F Juxenile Sports Quiz EF WB, 5 p.m. Th Pageant of Melody Sunday Sum mer Hour KN X. 5 p.m. Su Kaltenborn. U. V....-.KF1, 3:45 p.m. To. Th. Se KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE, 6:30 p.m. Se Superman KECA, 4:45 p.m. 31-F ,...... KFL 11:15 a.m. Su Paradise Isle...-...... KI1J, KGB, 10:30 p.m, Su KGB, 6 p.m. To, W. Th Kentucky Mtitin-falta• Parker Family R H. 8:11 p.m Su Sutherland, Sid KFI. 10:30 p.m. Su-F 11111J. KGB. KVOE. II a.m. Se Parker, Shatter, KHJ. KGB. KFX31, KVOE Swine. Raymond Gram Knickerbocker Playhouse KFI. 7:30 p.m. Ss 5:30 p.m. M-Th: 5:15 p.m. F Kill, KGB, KVOE. KFXM, 6 p.m. M, W. F Kostelanetz. Andre KNX, I p.m. Su Parsons...... 5:30 P.m F Saytago _ ..... -..._ ...... KF WB. 1 tbm• Su Kraft Music Hall...... --_ KFL 5 p.m. Th Pastor's Study KF WB, 8:30 p.m. W Tailspin Tom my KN X, 8:30 p.m, F Ryser. Kay —...—...... :-KFI. 6 p.m. W Pause That Refreshes-- . .. KNX, 4 p.m. Su 'Take It (Jr Leave IL... . ._., . ._... KN X, 0 p.m. Su Lafayette harem , IIITR. 3 p.m. Mu Pearson & Allen _ .... __.___KECA. 3:311 p.m. So Teem.. Mary Lee .K.NX, 9:45 a.m. To, Tli Lamplixitter...._ KHJ. 4:19 p.m. It, 4:45 p.m. F Penthouse Party______... . KNX, 6 p.m. F Technocracy ...... ______K MTR, 8:30 p.m. Tim *Lane, Daxe ISN.X. 9:15 p.m. To. F Penthouse Players ...... 9:15 p.m. NI Telephone flour KI'l, 4 p.m. At Latitude Zero KFI, 6:30 p.m. Ss Pepper loupe • Ne wly.... .KFI. X p.m. M-F Thinking Makes It So KIND-4 p.m. 31 People's Platform KNX, 3 pin. Ma Lawton, Fleetwood I Mull It Mks 8 1 Thin Man 'EFL 8 p.m. Tu Perkins, Ma KFI. 11:15 a.m. 31-1, 7:30 a.n1: 91-Ma: ARCA. 7 a.m. M AI This Is Fort Dix ...... 1...11, KVOE. 9 amt. Su Laymaire liews of NewslILECA, 9:30 a.m. Su Philharmonia 'A 10 p,al. This Is Judy Jones ...... 101.15 p.m. M Let's Piety Bridge ...... KIND. 4 p.m. Eli: KI.:( .5, •; p.m. Ma KILL KGB, KiiTIE, 1:45 p.m. M-F Physical Well IKI , 11;45 a.m. Su Three Ring Time Let's Pretend KNX. 9 a.m. Ss Pick • Tune...... ______... _ Fl. 930 p.m. M . KHJ, KGB, K% 01 . k 1 'NM, 5:30 p.m. F Let's Talk Nests KMPC, 8:45 p.m. Mkt' Pioneer Builders KHJ, 12:15 p.m. Su Tillamook Kitchen. KFI. 9 a.m. F. Lewis, Fulton K11.11, KGB. KFXM Plantation Party KFI. 7:3I1 p.m. W Time to Smile . KFI, 8 p.m. W K'. DI.. I p.m. M-F: 9:30 p.m. M-F Pliantly Speaklng_____ ....._ KE W'S, 9 p.m. Se Time,' Program liti.1, 7:45 p.m. Tu Life and the Land Platter Parade . ... 10:30 a.m. Su 'Finney, Cal .. a M CI. KGB, KVOE, 3:30 p.m. Su Pleasure Time...- - _KFI, 7 p.m. M. To. Th. I, KGB, KFX1I, Is% o I . 7:15 p.m. M. W KFI, 9 p.m. W Life Can Be Beeutiful___KNX. 9 a.m. M-F Tip of the Morning.. Is\ V, 7:45 a.m. Sa Point Sublime...... 8:30 p.m. M Light of the World KFI. 10 a.m. M-IF Today's Best Buys Lincoln Highway KFI. 9 a.m Sa Port of Hope KF WB. 3:45 p.m. M Tom. Dick & Harry. Lindlahr. iictor KH.I, 11 a.m. M, W, F Portia Faces Life ___ __KFI, 1:15 p.m. 31-F KHJ, KGB, El ‘M, KVOE, 8 p.m. 11 Postal Oddities_ _ ...... _Kt.:CA. 9:45 p.m. F Little Ole Hollywood __KECA. 3:30 p.m. So Tomlinson, F:dward KECA, 2:45 p.m. no Lombardo Orch. KN X, 7 p.m. Sat Potter, Peter KMPC. 9 p.n.. M-IF Tommy Riggs & Betty Lou...... KF1. 8:311 p.m. Th Priestly, J. B...KHJ, KGB, I1VOE, 4:30 p.m. Tla Lone Journey KFI. 2:15 p.m. M-F Traffic Tribunal . KFI. 2 p.m. Sa Pringle, Nelson KNX, 7:45 a.m. 91-1, 'Lone Ranger . 'Treasure Chest K n. 4:30 p.m. Tu JEIFI.I. %%VIE. KGB. 7:30 p.m. M, W. F 'Prof. 3 Sit Treasure Trails of Song *Professor Qolf..--...-- ...... ILN X. 0:15 p.m. Th Looks at Rooks K n. 1:45 p.m, Su SECA, KESD, 3:30 p.M. Su Property Owners______K MTR. 8 p.m. 'I'll Luna and Abner....KFI, 7:15 p.m.. M. Tu, Th. F Treat Time... KNX, 4:30 p.m. M. W, F Proudly %iv Hail KN X. 3:30 p.m. Ma Trent. Helen. Romance elf.KNX. 8:3U a.m. ill-F Luncheou Concert KFAC, 12:15 p.m. NI Public Affairs KNX, 6:15 p.m. Tu, W. Sa _ ...... __ .....12:30 p.m. Tu-F True or False KECA, KIND, 8 p.m. M KN X. 11:15 p.m. W Lutheran Church KHJ. 3 p.m. Su 'Truth Or Consequences. K n. 7 p.M. Ma Public Service KIND, 3 p.m. W •Ma Perkins ..... _____ ...... Kul, 11:15 a.m. M-F Tune Out Time KIFII, 9 P.M F Punch Beard KMPC, 9 p.m. Se Twilight Tales KECA, 5 p.m. M. F Make-Beliet e !...... m Purple Mules, KGER, 11:15 a.m. M, Tu, W, Sa Twilight Trails, KHJ. KGB, KFX311, .... . - ... ._ ...... ______KF WB. 11:30 a.m. M-8a KVOE, 6:15 p.m. Tu, Thu, Sat Man I Married KN X. 11 a.m. M-F •Quir Court K M, 9 p.m. Th Man on the Street KFAC. 11 a.m. 91-Ma 'Quiz KECA. KFSD. 7 p.m. W I nclassic Hour. KECA, 3:30 p.m. 1111-F Manhattan Merry-Go-Round...K M 5 p.m. Su "Quiz of Two Cities... —...... KHJ, 8 p.m. tide Waiter's Doghouse. . KF1, 5:30 p.m. F. Manhattan at Midnight Race Results KMPC, 6:43 p.m. 31-Sat I role Harry . . KSIPC. 5:3.1 p.m. M-F KECA. KFSD. 7:30 p.m. W Radio City Musk' Hall I !lily »ally Word... KM N'. 8:30 n.m. St-F' Manning. Knox. FINN. 11 p.m. SwF MEC & KFSD. 8:30 a.m. Su ( l ily •1 KFAC 9 a.m. 11-Sa - KNX. 2 p.m. M-F Radio 3:15 p.m. F I nit ersity Explorer KECA, 9:30 p.m. Su Marais. Joseph..--- KECA KFS11. II a.m. Su Randolph., Ellen Kin. 9:30 a.m. NI-F _ KFI, 9:30 p.m. To Market Place ...... __ K W, 11:30 a.m. 94, W, F' Reported Missing 1131PC. 6 p.m. Su Valiant Lady KFI, 111:30 a.m. M-F 'Marlin. Mary _ K M 1:43 p.m. M-F Report to Nation ... _ KNX, 5:30 p.m. Tu Vallee. Rudy KECA, 6 p.m. Th Marlin, Freddy ...... __...11CSX. 6 p.m. M Rescue Mission ...... 8:30 a.m.. 9 p.m., so Vague. Vera (Signal 011) KFI, 8:30 p.m. Su Marsh, Carol KNX, 2:13 p.m. Si. Reynolds. Naomi IIIEFA. 2:15 p.m. Na Vic and Made._ _...... KFI, 11:45 a.m. M-IF Masterpieces..--- --____KFAC. 3:15 p.m. M-F Rhapsody in Wax... KI1J, 12 p.m. 91-Ma Voice of Prophecy Masterworks. . . 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Th Mr. District Attorney KFI, 8:30 p.m. W Second Mrs. "larton...- _ KNX. 3 p.m. M-10 Mr. Keen AP R!, KECA, 3:15 p.m. Tu, W,11'11 Serenade for Sunday KFI, 10:13 a.m. Mu We, the Abbotts - - --KFI, 1:30 p.m. M-F Murray. Johnny KFI. 8:15 a.m. 511. ST. I' Shadow. The KH.I. 8:311 p.m. •I'ot 'We. the People — _ KNX. 8 p.m. To Murray. Rita KNX. 9:45 a.m. M. W Shell's Comes to the Party KNX, 9:15 p.m. TI. %%4,4 Coast Church ..... KNX, 8 a.m. Su Musical College .... KFI. 6 p.m. W Signal Carnival (Signal 0111 KV'. 8:30 p.m. Su What's Doing 11411, 3:30 p.m. ill-Sa Musical Marathon KMPC, 3 p.m. Ma Sinfonietta K EC A , 2:45 p.m. 51-F Musical MYsteric , KEI'A. 9a.m. il-F K W, Kid.. KFX91. K1 OF:, 5:15 P.m. Till • W hat's On Your Wind? HN.IX, 8 p.m. M Music to Remember KFII. 7 io.m. W Siring Up the %ems 'Oben Presses Boar — ..K11_, 9:30 p.m. Su Musk for 'Atrial's KI CA, 2:30 p.m. Su KGB, KFXM, ; :13 p.m. NI, W I% hue, Agnes KFI. 3:15 p.m. M-E Kil, 5 p.m Tp, KIN. 2 p.m. Su Sky Oxer Britain •191.0. 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To. 4:30 p.m. '1'h Sporta Page JEMPC, 6:30 p.m. M-F Woman of Courage KN X, 11:45 a.m. M-F News Here and Abraall Sports Round-up - .KECA. 5:45 p.m. M-F Woman's Page...... —..KECA. 9:30 a.m. Tu. Ti' KECA, RFSD. 5:31. p.m. M, W. F Sports NewatreeL -- --_KECA. 5:45 o.m. Si. World News Tonight.- - __KNX. 3:30 p.m. Si, S e a s of- World ti N %., 6 :30 p.m. Tie- F Sports Scripts KFI, 8:45 p.m, F Witrld's Best ...... - - - KECA. 7:30 p.m. 31 Nolandi'e hildren Standard Symphony WI'!. Symphony _____ KFCA, 5 P.M. '"•' ..._ .... KHJ KGB. 110 OE, KF. . 6 P.m. Su . KILL KVOE. KGB. KFXM. 8 P.m. Th You Decide KNX. 9:30 ft.m. NO011 Farm Reporter KFI. 12 in. To -MIS Stars'. (her Hollywood .._.._...KNX, 9:30 •.m. Ma Young America Sings KF1, 12:30 p.m. Su Old-Fuslitoned Revival Star-Spangled Theattre___KF.CA. 4 p.m. SU Young. Norma KILL 10:30 a.m. 3I-F .. . KILL KGB. 111 OE. KFX M. 0 p.m. Su Steele, John KGB, 5:15 p.m. W Young Dr. Malone. 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