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My Name Is This Week! Selected Outstanding Programs 1 "Millionaire's Toy" My Address Is The Saga of Hetty Green's Son By JAMES STREET 2 (This Ballot May Be Pasted on a Penny Postcard) $100,000 on the Nose Race of the Century 4 Highlights of This Week's Programs A Picture -Plan for Listening 5 The ballot above is for this week's election only. Read the instructions below before you vote. This ballot must be mailed by midnight this Saturday, June 4 Will Death Ride Again? Indianapolis Classic 6 Gene Lester Joins the Break- fast Club The Breakfast Club- in pictures 7 The March of Music RADIO GUIDE'S ANNUAL BY LEONARD LIEBLING 8 Hollywood Showdown BY EVANS PLUMMER 10 POLL Airialto Lowdown STARS 11 STAR OF BY MARTIN LEWIS On Short Waves BY A. MORRISON 12 THIS WEEK -MOST POPULAR HUMAN -INTEREST SHOW CHARLES Radio Guide's X -Word Puzzle 13 Listening to Learn STYLES in radio, as in everything else, are limited to one division each week, and the win- Education on the Air 14 constantly changing, fluctuating with public ners in the various classifications are announced Stories of Near -by Stations Meet Your Local Favorites! 15 taste and inclinations. The program that each week. Us a very In the just -finished poll Between yesterday might find A Forum for Listeners 16 But the Wilson, genial guiding light of the Jack Benny small listening audience indeed today. In Memoriam never-ending variety of American radio is one of program, has once more been named king of Those We Love 17 the things that makes it the world's studio announcers, and Ted Husing Local Gal Makes Good Sara Rehm visits Chicago 20 best! New stars, new ideas, new types leads the sports classification, as he rEnrtu fvY Can Radio Actors Act? of programs are being offered almost did in 1937. Complete listings of the Chicago stars turn to stage 22 daily to the American listening audi- results in the announcers poll may be What's Become of- ence-and that's all to the good. found on the inside back cover of Reports on Arnold Johnson, Joe Cook, Conrad Thibault, One of the newest and most com- this issue of Radio Guide. Ray Knight, Countess Olga pelling of the new program ideas in But this week America votes on the Albani, Lennie Hayton, Rubinoff, and Judy, Zeke radio is the "human -interest" show- human -interest program! Your vote and Annie Canova 24 the program typified by "Professor is important. Fill out and mail the Programs for Sunday, May 29 25 Quiz," "Your Neighbor," "We, the coupon above at once-don't wait Programs for Monday, May 30 27 People," and all the other programs until just before midnight on Satur- Programs for Tuesday, May 31 29 day. That may be too late! And if you are one that have brought to the airways the spontaneity, Programs for Wed., June 1 31 the freshness, of unrehearsed lines spoken by the of the millions of Americans who have come Programs for Thursday, June 2 34 average man and the average woman. Technic- thoroughly to enjoy the human -interest program, Programs for Friday, June 3 36 ally called "audience -participation programs," you owe it to yourself, and to the sponsors and Programs for Saturday, June 4 39 we think the plain phrase "human -interest pro- stars of your favorite program, to vote, and to Husing, Don Wilson grams" fits much better. For that is exactly what do it today! Top Announcers Poll Results in the Ninth Division they are, essentially, and above all else: programs Next week the climax of the eleven weeks of of the Star of Stars Poll designed to make use of the innate talents that voting will be reached! Next week Radio Guide Inside Back Cover are undoubtedly present, in greater or less de- publishes the last-and most important-of all Star Stars Ballot! Results of gree, in all of us. the ballots: the of R.% DM Orma (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). Volume VII. Number 33. Week Ending June This year, for the first time in the five years the voting in this final classification will deter- 4. 1:138. Published weekly by Regal Press, Inc., 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago. Illinois. Entered as second- mine, indisputably, the greatest radio star of the class matter at the Post Office, Chicago, Illinois, Feb- during which it has conducted the Star of Stars ruary 24, 1932. under act of March 3, 1879. Author- ized by Post Office Department, Ottawa. Canada, as polls, Radio Guide offers a separate classification year 1938. Will Jack Benny, already chosen the second-class matter. Copyright 1933. by Regal Press. Inc. All rights reserved. Arnold Kruse, President: This week, radio leading comedian of 1938, once more be named George d'Utassy, General Manager; Curtis Mitchell. for the human -interest program. Vice -President; Ed 7.oty, Circulation :Manager. Unso- by stamped. has liri t cd manuscripts should be accompanied listeners from Coast to Coast will name the top- Star of Stars? Benny won the coveted title self-addressed envelope for return. Ten cents per copy in the Polled States. Subscription rates in the U. S. human-interest program by filling in and three times in succession: in 1935, '36, '37. He and possessions and countries of the Pan-American ranking Postal Union: six months, 52.50; one year, $4.00. Jack Benny fans all over the Subscription rates in foreign countries: sis months. mailing the ballot printed above. The ballot must may repeat. Loyal 92.00; one year, $8.00. Remit by postal money order, express money order, or check drawn to order o7 RADIO be in the mails by midnight of Saturday, June 4. country will cheerfully bet that he does just that. Gun De. Currency sent at subscriber's risk. The Fifth Annual Star of Stars Election is being Time-and your votes in the Star of Stars poll conducted on an entirely new basis. Voting is -will tell! Vol. 7. No. 33 June 4, 1938 Turn fo inside back cover for results in the Announcers Election!

7/33 N a° Popular request returns "Girl Alone," starring Betty Wink- ler, to the air. Tune in NBC Monday, at 4:45 p.m. EDT for [r first show of the new series THIS WEEK

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SUNDAY, MAY 29 MONDAY, MAY 30 junior school -children of the East and Middle West. Champions in the finals will be heard from Wash- Commander A. B. Campbell ... from London Daredevils' holiday ... at Indianapolis ington, and will compete for a $500 prize. "Europe Calling"-CBS, 1:30 p.m. EDT. 500 -Mile Classic- Commander Campbell was senior naval reserve MBS, 11:45 a.m.; NBC, 12 noon EDT. officer of the Otranto when the ship, convoying What strange fate awaits the daredevil drivers in WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 troop -ships and carrying one thousand American the Indianapolis classic this Memorial Day? Will soldiers, was rammed and sank. Listeners will hear death again ride with them, or will he take a holi- English Derby ... at Epsom Downs him describe "The Last Voyage of the Otranto." day? Let your loudspeaker bring this exciting event Racing Classic-NBC and M BS, 9:50 a.m. EDT. to you from start to finish. This is a race all the world awaits. in For a complete story, see page 6. that Rich Helen Jepson ... for Ford tradition, the English Derby has been run since 1780 at Epsom Downs. Stationed at vantage points Sunday Evening Hour-CBS, 9 p.m. EDT. on the course, English announcers will bring Amer- Helen Jepson came all the way from Titusville, Memorial Day ... from Gettysburg ican listeners graphic accounts of the race. Pennsylvania, to capture Metropolitan goers In Memoriam-NBC, 3:30 p.m. EDT. with her lovely voice. Sunday listeners will hear her singing the songs that she has made famous Listeners will hear an address by Arthur H. Van- as an operatic and concert -stage star. denburg of Michigan; Lincoln's Gettysburg Address Jack Knight ... air ace Hon. W. C. judge of the For program details, see page 9. read by Sheely, presiding "lt Can Be Done"-CBS, 10:30 p.m. EDT. Courts of Adam County; Invocation by Henry W. A. Hanson, president of Gettysburg College. Jack Knight of United Airlines has flown more For program detail., see page 14. miles than any other man in the entire world, and is holder of countless air records. Wednesday night listeners will hear Ace Knight tell about the fears War Admiral vs. Seabiscuit and fun of America's flying -men. Race of the Century-CBS, 4 p.m. EDT. All America will be listening when the world's two wonder horses go to the post to decide a ques- Scoop ... horror drama tion that has become a national issue. Easterners "Lights 12:30 a.m. EDT. are betting on War Admiral, westerners on Seabis- Out"-NBC, cuit. In any event, don't miss this race. If you aren't a murder -loving fan, then don't For a complete story, see page 4. listen to this spine -tickling novelty, for it's a news- paper story to end all newspaper stories. One of the choice items to make the horror fans gasp will be Betty Winkler . . . returns a newspaper sheet printed on human skin. "Girl Alone"-N BC, 4:45 p.m. EDT. "Girl Alone" may have lost its sponsor, but not its following. Absent from the airwaves for about a month, this popular series is returning as a sus- THURSDAY, JUNE 2 taining feature Monday. Fans will hear the same show, the same cast and the same star. George E. Bigge ... social security "American Viewpoints"-CBS, 7:45 p.m. EDT. Max Baer ... guest star The third in a series of weekly talks about our social -security program brings George E. Bigge, "Monday Night Show"- member of the Social Security Board, before the CBS, 8 p.m. EDT (For the West, 8 p.m. PST). microphone in a talk on "Federal -State Partnership One-time heavyweight champ of the world, Max in Unemployment Insurance." Baer is still a threat so far as fighting -men go. Will he, can he, come back is still a question in many followers' minds. Perhaps Max will tell his opinion when he makes his guest appearance Monday night. SATURDAY, JUNE 4 Bryan Field ... at Belmont TUESDAY, MAY 31 Belmont Stakes-CBS, 4:15 p.m. EDT. School -children ... in spelling bee The Belmont Stakes, generally regarded as the most important race of the Belmont season, carrying 2 EDT. Max Baer of fisticuff and movie fame will be National Spelling Match-CBS, p.m. a $25,000 added purse, will be aired exclusively by on "The Monday Night Show," heard over CBS Take a lesson in orthography. Listen to the finals the Columbia Broadcasting System. Bryan Field, at 8 p.m. EDT (For the West, 8 p.m. PST) of the 31st National Spelling Bee for elementary and ace sports broadcaster, will describe the race.

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7/33 N 1 MILLIONAIRE'S TOY

BY JAMES STREET ii ETTY GREEN is dead!" NO MORE AMAZING THAN HER OWN (lie bugs in those days, and Uncle Ned The city editor of a New was so enthusiastic that he talked York newspaper took the re- nothing but radio in the few hours he port over his telephone and glanced MISERLINESS WAS HETTY GREEN'S had between times to clip coupons and over his rewrite battery for a first- count dividends. class writing -man. SON'S DESIRE TO SPEND. ONE WHIM His artificial leg made it difficult for "Hey!" He motioned to one of his him to get around, so he had a small stars. "Did you ever read Grimms' electric automobile made to order. He Fairy Tales? Well, Hetty Green is PROVIDED A COUNTRYSIDE WITH RADIO could run it himself. He used it dead. That's a yarn that would make around the estate. the Grimm Brothers' mouths water. On a shelf in the car, he had a radio Give it the needle. Pep it up. Go to with a loop antenna built. It probably town with it. Write your heart out.'' was the first automobile radio in The rewrite man primed his type- in an era when purse -strings. Then Massachusetts, and maybe one of the writer and wrote the strange story of radio was new. in 1916 she died. first in the world Hetty, the woman who lived in rags He built his own Uncle Ned was and squalor, the matriarch who pinch- station-he in- forty-eight, a crip- AT ALL hours of the day or night, ed pennies until the image of Lincoln vited folks to come ple. He had never Uncle Ned could be seen dashing was misshapen, the widow who car- and hear, he gave had much fun, but around his estate in his car with ear- ried a fortune in the hems of her them -music and now he had $50,- phones clasped over his head. He sel- dirty petticoats, the mother Midas who fun with a mil- 000,000. dom took them off. left $100,000,000 to her two children- lionaire's toy- What irony! A In 1923 he decided he wanted to $50,000,000 to her daughter and $50,- bunches of tubes middle-aged man broadcast his own programs, then he 000,000 to her son, Edward Howland and miles of wires. who had counted could get what he wanted while he Robinson Green, the cripple Some rich men pennies all his life dashed here and yonder. He wanted One hundred million dollars! She love yachts, some suddenly receives to out -do the big stations. It was a could have financed the Revolutionary love art they do fiity million smack- swell idea. If he wanted a jazz song, War! not understand, ers! Look out. all he would have to do would be to She never had any fun in her life some buy the old Brothers Grimm- call his own station and demand jazz, She never laughed and played. She masters and let the your fairy-tales and he could clap on his earphones wailed and gnashed her teeth when pictures catch dust, are just harmless and get what he ordered. some do good little bedtime sto- He didn't ask the prices-he just she had to spend a few pennies to - -4CPIP keep her old bones together. She drove some do nothing, ries; truth always said do it! Engineers flocked to his hard bargains, gave no quarter and but Uncle Ned Hetty (arien ... miser, matriarch is more cock-eyed estate. Architects were called. asked none. Folks snarled at hei loved radio. than fiction. He told them he wanted a radio when they passed her on the street His history is Uncle Ned de- broadcasting station-the best. Her life was one of those incredible .finished, too. Most cided to have some About 100 yards from his big house. stories that even the Grimms wouldn't men say he didn't matter much. But fun. He rebelled against his training. he had a stucco building erected and have believed. The history of Hetty for Uncle Ned, requiescat in pace. I He was more than six feet tall and two 148 -foot steel towers. The very is finished, thank goodness. She didn't hope they have radios over there and weighed 250 pounds, and he set out latest in sending and receiving appa- matter much, the world doesn't miss folks who laugh. for that would make to do what Brewster couldn't do- ratus was installed. with full -control her, and she couldn't take any of it him happy. blow that dough! panel, a model studio, reception room. with her. Edward Howland Robinson Green He bought 250 acres at South Dart- smoking -room for men and a powder - And for Hetty-requiescat in pace was Hetty's pride and joy. She taught mouth, Massachusetts, cleared and and -paint room for women. I hope the streets over there really are him what she thought was the most landscaped the estate and built a lit- He dressed the reception room up a: - paved with gold, for gold was the only important thing in the world - the tle forty -five -room house. That was a becomes a multi -millionaire. There thing that could make her happy. value of money. She gave him a small pretty good start, so he built a mile - were ankle-deep rugs, fine paintings But this is the saga of her son. allowance and made him account for and -a -half seawall. and elegant furniture. The lighting Uncle Ned Green, the cripple, whose every penny. Every time he bought a fixtures were oxidized silver and the life was as incredible as his mother's. lollipop he had to tell her. He had to H E HAPPENED one day to clasp huge fireplace really worked. The who tried to undo all she had done, see his mama almost every night, or two earphones over his head and powder -and -paint room was furnished who threw money to the winds and he wouldn't get any money at all. hear radio for the first time. That was in antique walnut, upholstered to who tried to make people happy "Don't spend-never give anything back in the days when you bragged match the drapings in "Rose DuBarry through the magic of radio. away!" It was pounded into his brain. about getting a station twenty miles effect." The reception, smoking and The wise men called him a sap, the He was in his teens when he suf- away. Uncle Ned was intrigued. Here. paint rooms set him back a mere miserly called him a wastrel, his fered a leg injury while coasting and indeed, was a novelty! He bought new $8,000. mother's spirit must have shuddered at twenty-one his leg was amputated models by the dozens. He stuck ear- The broadcasting studio was de- at his follies, but a heap of poor peo- He grew to manhood, but his life was phones everywhere, and called his signed to get the best acoustic prop- ple loved him, for he gave them radio never his own. Hetty still guarded the friends to listen. They called them ra- erties with no overtones or echoes.

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Col. E. H. R. Green ... Hetty's son. s)endthrift. benefactor of the poor

Everything that reflects sound was eliminated. The rug was sound -proof and cost $999.94. Aw, make it an even thousand-don't let's quibble; it's not our money, it's old Hetty Green's! The walls were hung with blue damask curtains and the specifications calllec for French damask. But there wasn t enough French damask in the country to satisfy the demand, so Un- cle Ned told the decorators to get enough. The decorators had the stuff spe- cially woven at a cost of $10 a yard. The ceiling was spotted with holes to let the sound go through into felt padding. There were two pianos, two gramophones and an electric organ in the studio. Uncle Ned named his toy Station WMAF, the "Voice from Way Down East." It was July 1, 1923, and the toy wa: ready. Every broadcasting facility was installed. Then Uncle Ned had another whim-just like that! He de- cided not to use his toy except for They came in droves, average per- Acres in Jersey City, to knock each music, even that "Mama Every Night" test programs. So he went to market sons who had no radios. They parked other's blocks off, and really knocked thing. To Uncle Ned's delight, the and bought programs from other sta- and played and listened to Uncle Ned's Uncle Ned's toy down for the count of noise didn't get beyond the estate, so tions, piped them to WMAF over a toy. nine. he told the folks to come on back and telephone wire and rebroadcast them. The first program came from WEAF. More than five hundred cars ganged have a good time. He was a man who wanted correct It included a broadcast by S. L. Rotha- around Round Hill to hear the fight. time, to the split second. There was fel, the late "Roxy." A few of the And the listeners made a lot of noise. AT REOPENING of the public no reason for it, because time didn't highlights were "Second Hungarian They whooped and shouted. In be- broadcast, 1,800 cars drove to mean much to him. But he had a Rhapsody," played by an orchestra tween rounds a band played "You've Round Hill. cubby-hole built in his studio, sound- conducted by Erno Rapee; violin solo Got to See Mama Every Night." The station was assigned to 363 proofed it, screened it with copper by Eugene Ormandy; a solo by Mme. Now, there are many staid families meters. It had started with 100 watts wire, protected it completely, and in- Elsa Stralia of the Royal Opera; organ around South Dartmouth, and they for power, but the power was increased stalled a special set just to get time recital by Henry F. Seibert, and a lot were put out, at Uncle Ned for asking to 500 and then to 1,000 watts. Shirley signals from the government station more. the hoi-polloi over to enjoy his new L. Davis;. now of WOR, in Newark, at Arlington. Virginia. Remember, Uncle Ned was paying gadgets. They didn't mind the com- N. J., was the chief engineer. For two for such programs. His station was mon herd so much, but that "You've years the station broadcast WEAF pro- UNCLE NED was having a heap of not collecting a dime. He could have Got to See Mama" stuff hurt their grams. Later it tack on programs of fun with his toy until he realized blurbed some product, perhaps, and aristocratic temperaments. Residents WGBS, WNYR and WOR. that few other persons were enjoying made money, but he wanted to give of Nonquitt, an exclusive colony just WMAF was rated as one of the five it. Run-of-the-mill folks couldn't af- away entertainment. north of Round Hill, protested loudly big stations of the country, and it was ford radio sets in those days. So he The stunt was a great success. He at such goings-on. heard abroad. One Englishman wrote decided to take radio to them. And broadcast every night through mid- Uncle Ned was broken-hearted. He he had got the station on "a one - give away entertainment! Hetty Green summer. He did everything on a grand was having so much fun, but after all, valve set." would have collapsed at the idea. scale. John Martin broadcast stories Cave hundred automobiles, an open-air Uncle Ned's radio laboratory was in There is a water -tower about a for little children; Lt. Col. Raymond broadcast of a fight and that "See his big house. He used the wide sun - whoop and a holler from the big house, Robbins spoke on such heavy subjetcs Mama Every Night" business might be parlor, which ran the length of the and Uncle Ned had the tower shined as "The Outlaws of War." (That was called disturbing the peace, and there's mansion, and filled the room with up. It was named Round Hill, and he 1923.) There was a program on how a law against that, even for Hetty's every conceivable radio gadget. He had ten loudspeaker horns installed to feed babies, and Graham McNamee eat. stayed there for hours, just piddling around the tower and wired to the sang. He suspended his broadcasts and around. control -room of his station. Then he Everything went along nicely until told his engineers to do something. He had a sense of humor, too, and asked the public to drive over, park, July 12, when Jess Willard and Luis They tipped the horns toward the enjoyed pulling the legs of reporters. and get a bit of radio and sea breeze. Firpo squared off at Boyles Thirty ground and the earth drank up the (Continued on Page 13) tf Radio Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 3 HERE comes a horse -race made to order for the listener who neve: could make heads or tails out of the usual loudspeaker parade. For here is a horse -race with only two horses in it. War Admiral and Seabiscuit are the fastest things on equine feet in this part of the world. They are four -legged thrills to most Americans who follow the ponies or read the sporting pages. Next Monday they will perform for one of the largest radio audiences ever gathered. In this two -horse race it will be one or the other. Sports fans say it will be more exciting than the Louis-Schmeling championship fight. War Admiral, almost black in color and given to standing on his hind legs at the start of every race, is a pulse - quickening sight. No more beautiful animal runs on any track. He is a far cry, scientists tell us, from the dinky animal that was his ancestor. The orig- inal horse was called the Eohippus. It was about the size of a small German police dog. Each forefoot had four toes, each hind foot had three toes. Today's thoroughbred is a relative by descent of that same Eohippus. En- vironment and breeding through thou- sands of years have brought about the change. It is impossible to mention these two speedsters without referring to the greatest race -horse America ever saw, Man o' War. For War Admiral is a son of Man o' War and Seabiscuit is a grandson. Samuel D. Riddle, who owns both Man o' War and War Admiral, is generally considered one of the most fortunate of horsemen. For he bought Man o' War when he was still a colt for $5,000. Within three years, the horse was worth a million dollars. When Man o' War was retired to a Belmont Track, above, first opened in 1905. Next Monday a crowd of 70.000 people will watch the big race. Airview stud -farm in Kentucky, Mr. Riddle of- trees which horses are saddled. (D) railroad depot, fered him to horse -breeders with mares shows (A) suburbs of New York City, (B) grandstand. (C) under at $5,000 per service. He is supposed to (E) stables, (F) exercise track. Lower right: Bryan Field will report this race over Columbia Broadcasting System have made a million and a half out of that $5,000 investment. Seabiscuit is owned by a westerner named C. S. Howard. The Howard for- tune was built on automobiles. Now it is being spent on horses. When Howard was a bicycle -shop owner in San Fran- cisco, he scraped enough money to- ON THE NOSE gether for a Buick agency in California. $100,000 Today he is worth between twenty and fifty millions. When his sons were growing up, he became afraid too much THE BEST HORSE IN AMERICA WILL BE DECIDED IN THIS money would spoil them, so he bought a ranch in the wild and woolly section of northern California. The boys RACE OF THE DECADE BETWEEN WAR ADMIRAL, SEABISCUIT learned to ranch, to rough it, and to be men. Today one of them is a partner of Bing Crosby in some of the latter's horse deals. Rich prizes are always a lure to horse - race followers. They mean Field, CBS turf reporter, seems fiercer competition with horses strain- Bryan ing the 1A -1E HORSES every steaming muscle to get their set to broadcast the race of noses under the wire first. The $100,000 decade between the two greatest race- War Admiral Seabiscuit offered the winner in this race is inter- horses in America. His job of acting as Age 4 years 5 years esting to both Mr. Howard and Mr. eyes for 20,000,000 radio sets will not 15.2 1-8 hands 15.2 hands Riddle, but more important is the final Height answer to the question: Which horse is be any easier because only two horses Weight 1040 pounds 1040 pounds faster? The race is for one and one - are running. He will be up against Color Brown -black Bay quarter miles. Once, on this same two jockeys who are expert strategists, track, a horse named Whiskbroom II ran that in a crowd of 70,000 distance two minutes flat. and up against The Jockeys It was a world record. War Admiral people where anything can happen. Charles Kurtsinger John Red Pollard ran it in 2:03 1-5 when he won the But Field has been there before. In his of Louisville, Ky. of California Derby last year. Seabiscuit ran it in life he has seen more than 15,000 horse - 2:01 3-5 when he was beaten by Stage- has 250 of them. hand's nose at Santa Anita last winter. races. He broadcast The Owners Will a new record be set? The ex- His uncanny ability to size up the end Multimillionaire Multimillionaire perts say yes. They say each jockey a race has given him the name of will be riding for a special lump of of Samuel D. Riddle C. S. Howard that having "photo eyes." Even when the $100,000 prize money. Will American of Delaware and of California ears tingle as the two animals pound use a to determine judges must camera Kentucky down the home -stretch? It is a thou- the winners, he knows the answer and sand to one they will. more than once has put it on the air. The Horses Have Won ... Who will win? War Admiral is Only once has he guessed wrong. It younger by a year. He hasn't been of rac- In four years of rac- beaten in a long time. Easterners say was he who, while reporting the run- In three years ing $231,625 ing $251,155 he will throw mud in the Scabiscuit's ning of the 1933 Kentucky Derby, ...... eyes. Westerners say no horse alive spotted the fist -fight between two in This Race can beat their bay. The Belmont book- running neck The Prize ies are offering odds of two to one that jockeys whose horses were War Admiral will hit the wire first. and neck. It is he who always calls it $100,000.00 Whether you sit on the rail at the track the "Darby" instead of "Derby." Dark- or on a chair at home your radio will ish, heavyish, fortyish, he loves horses When to Listen let you see the finish. This is the race of the decade. Don't miss it. and is a keen student of their form. On Monday, over the Columbia Broadcasting System, P. S.-In case of rain, tune in again For exercise, he gets out and rides at 4 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time Wednesday. Seabiscuit doesn't like them. For fun he watches horse -races, mud and the race will be postponed practises broadcasting without a mike. forty-eight hours if the track is wet.

4 Radio Guide A Week Ending June 4, 1938 HIGHLIGHTS OF THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

"Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne," five -a -week serial, will be inaugurated Mon- This Monday night will be Richard Crooks' last broadcast this season on day over CBS at 9:30 a.m. EDT. Title role is played by Elspeth Eric, hero- the "Voice of Firestone" series. The Metropolitan Opera plans ine of stage play "Dead End," and the male lead by Erik Rolf (above) an extensive summer vacation, with his family, somewhere out West

Bob Lawrence (above), young protege of Paul Whiteman, will Paul Whiteman and his troupe will be heard from the University of North Carollina dur - sing with Grace Moore during the Kostelanetz program Wednes- ing their broadcast Friday night at 8:30 p.m.. EDT (7:30 p.m. PST). Above: Taking day night at 9 p.m. EDT. Bob is a graduate of Cornell University time out to discuss the Veterans Poppy Mernorial Week campaign with Sylvia Sidney

Radio Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 5 WILL DEATH RIDE AGAIN?

WHEN THE FASTEST RACERS IN AMERICA TAKE TO THE TRACK AT INDIANAPOLIS, RADIO WILL WATCH, TELL EVERY THRILL!

names of men who have died at the first car slams into the turn, there's "Wild Bill" Cummings, veteran of wheel. Tommy Milton, Frank Lock- no room for fear, no room for any- many races, tries out a new car hart, Doc Mackenzie-the list is a long thing but speed and daring. That's one. And few drivers ever retire. Once what makes the race! you have rolled down the track at And that's the race which will be 100 miles per hour, jammed so tightly on the air next Monday. The best into a bucket -seat that you can hardly drivers in America will be on the IT IS possible for 180,000 persons to the frenzied roar of the crowd-radio move, the smell of burnt oil pungent track-and some of the best radiomen crowd into the Indianapolis Speed- will bring it all! in your nostrils, the motor roaring, the in America will be there, too. way to watch the 500 -mile Memorial This, the twenty-sixth running of wheel leaping in your hands, the rest For the National Broadcasting Com- Day race-most dangerous, most thrill- the race, promises to be the fastest of of life seems dull and flavorless. Most pany, Fort Pearson and Charles Lyon, ing, longest and fastest and richest of all time. For mere qualification, a drivers, when pressed, would admit ace news and special -events announc- all United States auto races. And when, speed of 110 miles per hour will be that Death is the boss of the tracks ers, will handle the race. Using the on next Monday afternoon, the starter's necessary, and the fastest driver in the -but they can't see in that any reason latest in short-wave and audio equip- flag whips down across the historic time-trials-held to determine qualifi- to leave them. And they'd rather not ment in order to be free of the neces- brick track, there won't be an empty cation and pole position-will certainly think about it. The thought of a race sity of working from one spot on the seat, there won't be a square foot of run well over that figure. All fuel may fill them with terror-Doc Mac- track, Pearson and Lyon will have untenanted standing-room anywhere limitations have been abandoned, and Kenzie, whom drivers will tell you complete mobility, will be ready to on the field! That's what Indianapolis drivers may use as much as they like was killed because he shaved off his cover any part of the two -and -a -half - means to the sports fans of America. of any fuel they choose. In the past a good -luck beard at his bride's request, mile track, the 443 acres of grounds. From all over the country, they'll pour fixed amount of fuel was allowed each was always violently sick before a Three broadcasts will be aired by into the track to watch speed -mad rac- car, and when that had been consumed race, and he was one of the best NBC, the first, from 12 to 12:25 a.m. ing drivers pound around the big oval the car was out of the race. The use drivers who ever lived-but that's no EDT, bringing to radio listeners the at 100 miles an hour and up, gambling of standard gasoline was also specified. reason for not driving! When the start- fanfare and excitement that precedes their lives against $100,000 in prize This year at least one driver, Kelly er's flag goes down and the quivering and accompanies the start of the race, money and the honor and glory which Petillo, of Los Angeles, plans to use a tachometer needle goes up, when the interviews with race officials and driv- go with the winning. mixture of gasoline, alcohol and ben- crowd roars "There they go!" and the (Continued on Page 13) You may not be one of the 180,000 zol. "It makes the motor turn over watching as the thirty-three fastest like an earthquake," he says. racing cars in America start their mad five -hour chase, but you don't need ANOTHER change in racing -rules to be to follow this classic race, mile provides that cars be single -seat- by mile, lap by lap! For this year ers, banning the so-called "riding me- radio coverage at Indianapolis will be chanic." When automobile racing was more thorough, more varied than ever in its infancy, in the early part of this before in the history of broadcasting. century, two -man driving crews were At least ten basic broadcasts have necessary, since the unreliable, balky been planned by the three major net- motors then in use required a good works, and in addition, NBC, CBS and deal of attention. At the slow speeds MBS ace announcers will take the air of 1910-1915, when a steady 25 -mile. at a moment's notice from time to per -hour pace might well insure vic- time to describe the sudden, unsched- tory, it was even possible for the me- uled thrills which make the Indiana- chanic to make minor repairs and ad- polis "500" so thoroughly exciting. justments while the car was running. Before the race the results of the There is little a modern riding me- qualifying time -trials will be aired, chanic can do, however, except to and interviews with the drivers, keep an eye on the other cars and mechanics and race officials will be watch the tires for danger-signs of broadcast. And when the one -lap wear, and it has been proved that in parade around the track, which is the the case of accident it is the mechanic beginning of every race run, is com- who is most often killed or badly in- pleted, and the drivers "open up" to jured. grind into the first turn in a black If race -driving is a sport-there are cloud of flying rubber, crack announc- those who say it is no sport but a ers will be at a dozen microphones to passion-it's the most dangerous in bring the exact picture to you. The the world, claiming more lives in pro- -InternationaI Photos ear-splitting snarl of speed -wracked portion to its followers than any other. Wilbur Shaw, winner of last year's race at Indianapolis and speed king motors, the whine of tortured tires, The record -books are full of the of 1937, gets together with Tom Beall, "hot dog" king of the Speedway

6 Radio Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 N GENE LESTER JOINS THE BREAKFAST CLUB

AMILIAR figure in broadcasting stations from New York to Hollywood is Gene F Lester, Radio Guide's Singing Camerman. Crack photographer, possessor of a top-flight baritone voice, Lester has made working guest - appearances with Jack Benny, Fred Allen, Jack Haley, The National Barn Dance, First Nighter, and a host of other network programs. A recent flying trip through Chicago gave Lester a chance to join the famous NBC Breakfast Club -and he made the most of lit. Singing Co 'e Porter's unforgettable "Night and Day" for the Breakfast CVub audience, Lester then unlim- bered his candid camera, snapped the photo- graphs on this page. Long a favorite with discriminating fans, the Breakfast Club broad- t casts have constantly gained in audience favor during recent months. Breezy, gay, informal, they offer exactly what most listeners want to hear in that trying early -morning period. Letters to the Breakfast Club arrive weekly from every state it the Union and Canada!

Iiiiiiiiii1 Exclusive Radio Guide Photographs by Don McNeill is announcer and master of cere- Gene Lester Breakfast Club announcer is good-looking Bob monies on the NBC Breakfast Club. He is noted Brown, shown here at the microphone as he for his easy, genial manner at the microphone starts the star-studded program on the air

Vocalist Mildred Stanley's songs are high -points on the program Fifteen blue -smocked musicians hang upon every flick of his baton! He's Walter for most listeners. Highly individual, hauntingly lovely, her song- Blaufuss. musical director of the program and one of radio's veteran stars. In stylle is reminiscent of that of Glamour Girl Dorothy Lamour another part of the program, Blaufuss plays an old-fashioned pump -pedal organ!

Singing star Jack Baker sits across the table from m.c. Don McNeill, before Action! When Gene Lester took this picture of the Breakfast Club in beginning his number. Born Ernest Mahlon Jones, at Shreveport, La., full cry on the heels of those early -morning blues, not a man, woman or Baker is known to his colleagues around the studio as the "Louisiana Lark" child was looking at the camera. Breakfast Clubbers are busy people!

N Radio Guide Week Ending Jame 4, 1938 7 The March of Music

A Weekly Preview Edited By Leonard Liebling

... An ampler Ether, a diviner Pair ..."-Wordsworth

ONE is glad to see that the Sunday radio time usually allotted to the New York Philharmonic Orchestra series, now gone vaca- tioning, has fallen to an American conductor, Howard Barlow, of CBS. Let us all rise and sing the national anthem, for it is not more difficult for the fabled camel to pass through the needle's eye than for one of our native baton propellers to get a job in this country at Harpsichordist Alice Ehlers conducting. Funny, but true. Bernardino Molinari conducts is on Keyboard Concerts Wed. We are to assume that only European leaders have the abra- NBC Symphony Orchestra Sat. cadabra sign on the secrets of the symphonic repertoire. But why? 29 months. succeeded to the Brit. SUNDAY, MAY Is the music not printed in black and white for everyone to read? George at 12:30 p.m. EDT on NBC ish throne in 1714, and it was sup- Can't American musicians decipher the mysterious dots, circles and posed that Handel wrote his "apolo- The Radio City Music Hall stems? Have all the great European composers issued sealed instruc- getic" music the following year, in of the Air order to please the monarch as he tions regarding the interpretation of their masterpieces, and to be dis- Erno Rapee, conductor made his state progress down the Viola Philo, soprano closed only to their compatriots? Or maybe Americans possess no Thames in the royal barge. Jan Peerce, tenor mind, soul and heart responsive to music. The tale is pleasant but untrue. We know now that Handel did the "Water An All -Wagner Program Meanwhile, the European procession is larger than ever, with Music" in 1717, quite some time after Siegfried's Rhine Journey dozens of the batonists arriving here as refugees from their own lands. George had reinstated him in favor. Prelude and Love Death from We seem in a fair way never to develop American conductors, if However, the composition actually "Tristan and Isolde" was created for one of George's pag- The Orchestra they are to get no orchestra. Last season, the New York Philharmonic eant trips on the Thames. The orches- even hauled in a guest leader from Roumania, the Minneapolis Or- tra of fifty men occupied one of the Duet from First Act of "Die king NBC used a Pole, Ita- barges. So enchanted was the Walkuere" chestra imported a Greek and the Symphony with Handel's music that-so the of- Jan Peerce and Viola Philo lian, Briton, Mexican, Frenchman and-how did that happen?-one ficial record runs-"he commanded it to Prelude to "Die Meistersinger" American, Howard Hanson. When Toscanini desired to have a new be repeated once before and once after supper." The Orchestra assistant to prepare his programs for next winter, he went all the THE duet which ends the first act of way to Palestine to find him. "Die Walkuere" has come to be What to do about all this? Would our public march through the FRIDAY, JUNE 3 quite a popular concert number. A streets in determined mobs, mass in front of city halls, state capitols at 3:15 p.m. EDT on Short Wave I to it at from London few evenings ago listened and the White House, and to the tune of "Dixie" sing in unison, "Amer- home, performed on my phonograph. Transmission Four-GSP, 15.31 megs; Several guests also were auditors, ican Conductors, Hooray, Hooray!" They would not. Now ask us GSG, 17.79 megs. among them one who is not an in- another question. formed music -lover. When the record The BBC Symphony Orchestra ended he said: "I suppose it's all right (From Queen's Hall, London) conductors who should be for the rest of you, but I couldn't make Of course there are some foreign Arturo Toscanini. conductor head or tail of it. I don't understand welcome always and anywhere. One of them is Bernardino Molinari, German and it seemed to me that the Symphony No. 41 "Jupiter" (Mozart) man and woman were quarreling all who, like his Italian compatriot, Toscanini, started the baton career Liebeslieder Waltzes (Brahms) the time." I explained that on the in opera and later turned to symphonic expression. Now Molinari ranks Symphony No. 9 (Schubert) contrary, Siegmund and Sieglinde were eminently in that field and is invited as a guest leader by many major planning their elopement and con- SIX weeks in the year 1788 wit- cluded with a duet of intense roman- orchestras abroad and in this country. His first American tests were nessed the composition of the great- tic rapture. with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra in 1928, and since then his est three symphonies by Mozart-an Listening to Wagner, especially American appearances have ranged as far as San Francisco. In Rome, incredible feat when one considers that when he is sung, affords pleasurable it took Brahms twenty years to com- experience in ratio to the listener's Molinari is a particular hero, for he directs the famous Augusteo con- pose his first symphony, even though knowledge of the composer's operatic certs there-the Augusteo being the Carnegie Hall of the city on the the three others followed within the texts. Especially the "ring" librettos Tiber. Molinari's outstanding qualities are sure musicianship, firm next ten years. Mozart's trinity in- offer drama of arresting timeliness, cludes the masterpiece known as the with their serial plot of man's mis- baton command and Italianate warmth of temperament, all of which "Jupiter Symphony," so-called be- taken ideals of wealth and power, and he will demonstrate at his broadcast with the NBC Symphony Or- cause of its grandeur, majesty and 1 of the the solace offered by human love. NBC. might. Despite the epic nature wish that every radio dialist's summer chestra onrSaturday, June 4, at 9 p.m. EDT on work, its melodies are simple and its reading, aside from mystery stories, construction is as clear as crystal, even might include also the English version to the concluding fugue. of Wagner's librettos, from "The Fly- Thin is the voice of the harpsichord, but nevertheless the instru- After Brahms had finished his mon- ing Dutchman" to "Parsifal." ment was the dim ancestor of our modern grand piano. Bach, Scar- umental "Requiem" (inspired by the latti, aydn, composed inspiringly for the ancient medium memory of his mother), his thoughts Mozart-all turned toward lighter relief and he SUNDAY. MAY 29 and played it surpassingly well. composed an unusual opus, his at 3 p.m. EDT on CBS Recent seasons have brought a real revival of interest in the "Liebeslieder" (Love Songs), setting frequently heard its tinkly tone texts (from Daumer's "Polydora") for "Everybody's Music" harpsichord and radio listeners have pigro duet and parts, ad lib., for vocal The Columbia Symphony Orchestra and generally archaic effect. This week will offer renewed acquain- quartet. Gay, insouciant, quite Vien- nese in atmosphere are these fifteen Howard Barlow, conductor tance in the performance of Alice Ehlers, noted Austrian harpsichord- on charming waltz examples. Perhaps Water Music (Handel) ist, who is to do a program on the "Keyboard Concerts" series the most humorously compelling are Symphony No. 7 (Beethoven) Wednesday, June 1, at 5 p.m. EDT, on CBS. No. 6, "A Pretty Little Bird"; No. 9, It must not be supposed that the harpsichord is an easy instru- "On the Banks of the Danube"; and MUSICOLOGISTS had long thought No. 11, the Puckishly teasing "No, It lack of pedals and simple that Handel's "Water Music" was ment to play because of its small keyboard, Is Unbearable." Romantically pas- composed for the purpose of allaying tone color. Nimble fingers are required, and special touch and sionate are Nos. 2 and 16. Fascinat- the anger of George I, King of En- thorough understanding of the style in which antique classical music ing though the set is, one feels that gland, which had been aroused by the Brahms might have endeared these composer when he had been given is to be interpreted. Those gifts are possessed amply by Mme Ehlers. morceaux even more to us had he not permission to visit London-George whose art has won warm recognition in Europe and America. Inci- made waltzes of all of them. Five he a second se- having been at that time Elector of dentally, it is an interesting fact that the best-known harpsichordists years latér published Hanover in Germany-and had out- ries of "Love Songs"-again fifteen, stayed his ieave of absence by many of today are women, leading colleagues of Mme. Ehlers being Wanda ind again in one -two -three time!

8 Radio Guide Week Ending June 4. 1938 N WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 at 5 p.m. EDT on CBS Also Recommended Keyboard Concerts Sunday, May 29 Dr. Charles Courboin, organist, 12 Alice Ehlers, harpsichordist noon, MBS. Belgian Mother Song In the Woods (Benoit), Romance (Jehin de Paume), La Caccia (Campioni) Prelude, Musette, Air Majestuena (Ra- Le Rappel des Oiseaux (Rameau) meau), Benedictu (Roger), Sinfonia Le Coucou (Daquin) (Handel). In the Fields Salt Lake City Tabernacle Choir, 12:30 p.m. EDT, CBS. La Poule (Rameau) Pastorale (Scarlatti) The Madrigal Singers, Yella Pessl. Gavotte des Moutons ,(Padre Martini) harpsichordist, 1 p.m. EDT, NBC. In the Village The Magic Key, 2 p.m. EDT, NBC. The Bells (Byrd) The Gotham String Quartet, 2:15 Aria from "The Postilion" (Bach) p.m. EDT, MBS. Le Tambourin (Rameau) The Harmonious Blacksmith (Handel) Monday, May 30 Handel Series, 5 p.m. EDT, CBS. Co- MME. Eh LERS' numbers are clev- lumbia String Orchestra, Bernard erly selected and cataloged as to Hermann, conductor. Concerto Grosso meaning. Aside from such identifica- No. 12 (Handel). (End of series.) tion, the music also attracts because The Ford Hour presents American Soprano Helen Jepson as its guest The Voice of Firestone, 8:30 p.m. some of it represents the primitive artist this Sunday night. Above: Helen and her young daughter, Sally EDT (7:30 p.m. PST for West), NBC. though successful attempt of medieval Augmented symphony orchestra, Al- composers to achieve actual character- fred Wallenstein, conductor. Richard ization and portraiture in their music, Landowska, a Pole, Yella Pessl, a Hungarian, and Marguerite Roesgen- Crooks, tenor. even to the extent of imitating realis- Champion, a Frenchwoman. To devote themselves to the instrument tically various rural sounds and sights. Tuesday, May 31 which it The bird -calls in the first group of they must have a real love for early music and the periods NBC Music Guild, 2:30 p.m. EDT, pieces are especially convincing. No reflects. Mme. Roesgen-Champion has so thoroughly absorbed the NBC. Yello Pessl, harpsichordist, Ethel one, for instance, could mistake Da- spirit of the past that she also writes pieces which might well pass as Lening, soprano. quin's subject for anything but a cuckoo. the work of eighteenth -century composers. The Story of the Song, 3:30 p.m. EDT, With the exception of Byrd (1538- Mme. Ehlers uses a harpsichord which was specially made for CBS. 1623), all the composers on this pro- her. Of pale blue-green wood, trimmed with red, it is an exquisite Wednesday, June gram were alive in 1700 and for sev- Program, 9 EDT, In the course of her Chesterfield p.m. eral years thereafter. Handel and instrument, and accompanies her on all her tours. CBS. Andre Kostelanetz' orchestra; Bach achieved the greatest universal wide travels, she has had many interesting and amusing adventures. Grace Moore, soprano; Bob Lawrence, fame, but Rameau won lasting renown My favorite one occurred recently when she was asked to call at the baritone. in France as the founder of its earliest nationalistic style in opera. Strangely New York headquarters of the Internal Revenue Department to answer Boston "Pop" Concerts, 9:30 p.m. EDT, NBC. Fiedler, enough, his first stage composition, a question regarding her income report. Arthur conductor. "Samson," never saw production, even "You have an item here," said the conscientious investigator, Symphonic Strings, 10 p.m. EDT, though the libretto was by Voltaire. MBS. String orchestra, Alfred Wal- Censorial authorities rejected the work "listing $165 for instrument transportation. What kind of an instru- lenstein, conductor. Symphony No. 8 owing to its Biblical subject. ment is that?" (Boyce), Suite Ecclesiasticus (Gaul), "A harpsichord," said Mme. Ehlers. Minuet from "Haffner Serenade" (Mo- zart-Dubensky) . "What's a harpsichord?" SUNDAY. MAY 29 Thursday, June 2 "It's an ancient form of piano with quite a large case, two key- at p.m. EDT on CBS Sinfonietta, 8 p.m. EDT, MBS. Small boards and four legs. It requires careful boxing and handling." The Ford Sunday Evening Hour symphony orchestra, Alfred Wallen- "Well," commented the expert, "it sure costs you a lot of money stein, conducting. Sinfonie in D Minor John Barbirolli, conductor to cart it around. Why in the world didn't you take up the flute (Haydn), Bolero (Zandonai), Valse Helen Jepson, soprano Triste (Sibelius), Scherzo from Afro- instead?" Overture to "Oberon" (Weber) American symphony (Still). The Orchestra Friday, June 3 "Ah, fors e lui" from "La Traviata" Helen Jepson, American Soprano, Appears as Soloist Music Guild, 12:30 p.m. EDT, NBC. (Verdi) On the Ford Sunday Evening Hour Helen Jepson Saturday, June 4 Sunday, May 29, at 9 p.m. EDT on CBS. NBC Symphony Orchestra, 9 p.m. Popular Sang & Waltz from "Facade" EDT, NBC. Bernardino Molinari, con- (Walton) RADIO careers are meteoric, as is only ability turns it to lasting account. ductor. The Orchestra proved by the phenomenally Ability, as everyone knows, is the At the Well (Hageman) quick success of Charlie McCar- result of natural gifts plus hard and Books Bob Burns and incessant work. "I Dreamt I Dwelt in Marble Halls" thy, Dorothy Lamour, George Frideric Handel; His Per- I am Miss Jepson was a prodigious work- from "The Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) other favorites of the ether. His Times. By by the presence er even as a student and she has not sonality and Newman Joy (Watts) reminded of the fact Flower. (Cassel and Co., New York, Helen Jepson Jepson on the Ford program, slackened in her endeavors toward of Helen $10.50.) Mr. Flower's nearly 400 pages Sunday, May 29, at 9 p.m. EDT, on perfection. Her daily routine includes Spinning Song from "Pelleas and physical exercise, careful diet, vocal do full justice to his subject. The ex- Melisande" (Faure) CBS. pensive price of his book probably is Just about four years ago I was in practise, cultivation of diction in vari- The Orchestra in New York, listen- ous languages and the constant addi- due to the elaborate color -plates, some the RCA studios of them of rare beauty. Dance of the Apprentices and Finale ing to a Victor phonograph recording tion of new repertoire for opera, con- from "Die Meistersinger" (Wagner) Nat and his cert and radio purposes. Tea parties, The author makes no technical sur- being made by Shilkret of Handel's music, gives an Chorus and Orchestra a sponsor seek- cocktail hours and night clubs never vey but orchestra, to be sent to intimate of the man, the times a program. The solo see Miss Jepson. picture ing new radio in he lived, and the persons LIKE the worthy Ford car, the Ford of occasion was a slim, "If I have any spare time from my which soprano the with whom he had to deal. A singu- program keeps to its formula of pretty blonde, who sang so well that work," she says, "I listen to the pho- Nat, I asked nograph records of other singers, larly interesting and lively story, pic- standardizal:ion, no radical changes, when I left the place with or turesquely written. neither too heavy nor too light, smooth - him about her. "She's a corner," he read books about music and musi- running and free from noise. To set said, "but is having a hard time just cians." Alice in Orchestralia, by Ernest La up such a musical list seems easy, but now. No engagements and willing to I congratulated the lovely soprano Prade. (Doubleday Doran and Co., many a conductor tries it in vain. appear anywhere and at any price, on having climbed to the top of the New York, $1.00.) Here is the perfect His sponsor and all classes of dial- just to get an 'in.' Is married and has ladder so soon, but she interrupted little medium with which to teach ists should be pleased with Barbirolli's a young child, too. Her name is Helen me: "I shall never let myself think children a great deal about music and choices, for they range from ballad to Jepson." that I am at the top. Or at least, I orchestras. Mr. La Prade uses the grand opera, and from hymn to sym- Success stories are an encourage- shall always try to feel that the lad- "Alice in Wonderland" manner of phonic writing. If "The Bohemian ment to struggling artists of real tal- der really is a greased pole, with writing for the young, and sets forth Girl' is music that grandma used to ent, but should not mislead others danger of one's slipping down much his facts simply, ingeniously, lightly. like, her third generation should be into thinking that luck is the main faster than one has climbed up." Her Especially the instruments of the or- equally at home in the modernly sa- factor in furthering a musical career. rare wisdom will preserve Miss Jepson chestra are explained in delightful and tirical pages by Walton. Luck may provide an opportunity, but from any such calamity. unforgettable fashion. r Radio Guide O Week Ending June 4, 1938 9 Fanny Brice was doing an impersonation of George Arliss for the amuse- ment of Ed Gardner and Meredith Willson when this picture was snapped backstage during a recent rehearsal of the "Good News of 1938" program

her date one week. With no guest song -writer. He heard the tune, liked star in sight, Bob Burns was elected it, and immediately wrote the college and Don Ameche suggested the play lads a check for $200 advance royal- "Moonshine." Rights had to be ob- ties! . . . Nor does Hollywood Hotel's tained by telephone from closed New canary, Anne Jamison, believe in York offices. Burns heard the play by jinxes. On the same Hoodoo Day, Anne telephone, approved it. All Saturday was permitted to use her own speaking night, while rehearsals were on, the voice for the first time since she started program's writers rewrote the show to singing on the show some three -and- fit Burns; Bergen adapted his spots to a-half years ago. Her lines have hith- the star. Even a half-hour erto been read by radactress Lurene before the airing, your correspondent Tuttle; only recently was Miss Jami- No mere studio cowboys, the Ranch Boys are riding from Hollywood to observed Ed Bergen going over his son's radio dramatic ability discov- Chicago to appear on a National Barn Dance broadcast. They're shown hastily prepared script while seated in ered. here as they started the long trek. They'll arrive in Chicago July 10 his car in the NBC Hollywood Studios Eddie Cantor, too, decided to shoo the jinx that has put him on the sick- bed twice in one radio season; arrived back in Hollywood on Friday, May 13. MICKEY MOUSE won't come back Greeting him at the station were his on the air until television gets wife and five daughters, the youngest, around that corner - which Janet, carrying a bassinet of thirteen your columnist is beginning to believe black cats-all of the Tom variety! is located in the same general vicinity as the prosperity -after -recession inter- HOLLYWOOD On the Lots: Joe Penner, who'll have section. Reason: Walt Disney can't see a new sponsor come fall, has so popu- his characters in the loudspeaker . larized that "I'm From the City" gag Plans continue to tie up thirteen major song that RKO Studios, where Joe is basic industries in a full -hour variety beginning to make "Strictly Acciden- show full of talent from Hollywood- SHOWDOWN tal," has changed the screen title to with cute little good-will messages "I'm From the City" . After four about cutting down the taxes, govern- years away from the celluloid, Irene ment laying off business, paring bu- Rich returns as mother of Deanna Dur- reaucracy, and the like ... Mr. Bing bin in Universal's "That Certain Age," Crosby has taken a tip from the base- BY EVANS PLUMMER which you'll be seeing in August, may- ballers and is now playing holdout, be ... Republic's dude -ranch story for although he still has two years to go has taken the name "Gold for his cheese -making sponsor. Kraft Mine in the Sky" from Tabloid Radio would sign Bing for ten more years Ed Nick Kenny's tune, which will be with more pay, but Bing is being featured, and Autry introduces talent tempted by reported $20,000 -to -$25,- work the first week in October for parking -lot ... The ventriloquist, inci- he discovered while road -touring, in- 000 -a -week offers for programs he Chesterfield-originating the first show dentally, will soon move into his own cluding Pee Wee King's Golden West would produce and pay off . It of the new series from New York. 12 -room, $60,000 Spanish type home Cowboys, six men and a girl, from looks as if Bob Hope will head a show on a three -and -a -half acre Beverly WSM's Grand Old Opry. Autry also for Pepsodent in place of Mickey From July 4 to August 1, inclusive, Hills estate. Charlie will have a room. imported vet Song -Writer Freddie Mouse this fall . Milton Berle is Glen Gray's Casa Loma orchestra will Rose from WSM and teamed him with still trying; last week auditioned him- make music for B&A in place of Jan The absence of Bob Burns from the Johnny Marvin . Jeanette Mac- self with Judge Hugo Straight and the Garber-whose music, it seems, was Music Hall airings May 26 and June 2 Donald and Nelson Eddy at the M -G -M Raymond Scott Quintet. Sounds good perfect and satisfactory to George and is chargeable to a two weeks' vacation studios looking over the script of Onestus Uzzell is suing 20th Cen- Gracie, but whose voice was a deadly which he and his wife and family are "Sweethearts," which they'll start soon tury -Fox and Tyrone Power for $3,500 parallel to George's! ... Question: Will spending visiting her relatives and Screenscooper George McCall is because they failed to give him pub- Chesterfield air Kostelanetz. Whiteman friends in Independence, Kansas. Bob being tested for a part in Edward licity as painter of a portrait he made and B&A this fall? has four more weeks coming, but will Small's "Catalina" . Teamed to- free, for the publicity accruing, of the return June 6 for radio and to make gether in "Listen Darling" (MGM) are young movie -screen idol. Maybe no Rom -Antics: Batoneer Georaie Stoll the film "Arkansas Traveler," and de- Judy Garland and Freddie Bartholo- one recognized Tyrone. and New York's Bernice Fadam . fer the balance of his vacation until mew. and now Ken Murray squired Mary September after Crosby has had his George Burns and Gracie Allen are Brian once more on the occasion of the and is back at the program's helm. Tag Lines: Sam (Schlepper man) elated over dickering themselves into opening here of the marvelous "Ice Hearn has discovered and is pushing a vacation after their August 1 show- Follies of 1938." Maybe the ice Follies No hoodoo believers are Farlan My- a natural Will Rogers type of per- their last for Grape -Nuts, after which did it, but Murray is planning an ers and Bill Howe, two University of former, a youngster . Maxine Gray Al Pearce and Gang will take over Alaskan vacation. California Los Angeles students, who joins Skinnay Ennis' band after recov- weekly. The Burnses plan to take their presented their song, "Night After ering from injuries received in that family to Hawaii for four grand and Chase & Sanborn Hour of Sunday, Night," on Friday, May 13, at Henry train accident . . . Smith Ballew has glorious weeks. After their return, May 15, had a narrow squeak when King's College Night at the Beverly - departed on a ten -week personal - they'll simply rest and enjoy life in May Robson, scheduled guest, took ill Wilshire here. Present listening in the appearance tour, carrying along the Beverly Hills until they report for the morning previous; had to postpone room was Mack Gordon, the celebrated Beverly Hillbillies. N 10 Radio Guide Week Ending June 4. 1938 For the first time in all the years that "" have been on the air, outsiders appeared on the program April 22. They were the bugle corps (above, with Gertrude Berg) of Boy Scout Troop 92, Queens. N. Y.

JOHN NESBITT'S "Passing Parade," PURELY PERSONAL: Mrs. Craig which starts July 3, is supposed to Earl, wife of Professor Quiz, is flashing be the summer replacement for Phil a new diamond bracelet, a wedding Baker, but they tell me if the show anniversary gift from her husband . clicks with the listeners it remains per- Fred Allen and Portland Hoffa cele- manently. Al Garr, tenor, and Oscar brated a wedding anniversary two Bradley's orchestra, now on the Baker weeks ago, but they refused to tell how program, continue on the new show many . Love is really in the air- with John Conte doing the announcing waves these days. Three years ago, The "," which is get- Harry "Bottle" McNaughton told me he ting more popular as the weeks roll by, was going to get married; he finally will continue throughout the summer got around to it on Monday, May 16. "Alias Jimmy Valentine" returns His bride is Marion Turpie, the New The sponsor of Edythe Wright's Wednesday night show with Tommy Dorsey's band recently gave a Great Dane to Edythe, which she named to the airlanes on Monday, June 6 . York state golf champ. Harry von Above: Edythe, "Raleigh." and Vocalist Jack Leonard "Attorney -at -Law," now a daytime Zell was best man . . . Doris Rhodes, "Raleigh." Tommy show, replaces Fibber McGee during his vacation period . Don't be sur- prised, my friends, if Andre Kostelan- etz gets the baton assignment for the Sunday -night General Motors concerts too. Two weeks ago she made a movie short for Paramount in New York, and when it returns in the fall . . . Dame Rumor tells me not to be surprised the producer was so pleased with her either if Frank Parker is back on the work he sent it out to Hollywood for Jack Benny show in the fall in the AIRIALTO the biggies to look at. Hollace is anx- Kenny Baker spot. iously awaiting the verdict ... So- prano Dorothy Dreslin's voice and looks pleased a Warner Bros. talent The purpose of Phil Lord's recent scout and she is to be given a screen trip to Europe has at last been dis- test. closed. He purchased the rights to dra- LOWDOWN matize the cases in the Lloyds of Lon- Ralph Kirbery, the Dream Singer, is don files and listeners are in for a treat happy to learn that he finished in thir- because the: are some mighty inter- teenth place in Rnnso GUIDE'S Star of esting stories contained therein. Lord, Stars poll despite the fact that he's by the way, has opened a beautiful new BY MARTIN LEWIS been off the air so long. But he would office at 501 Madison Ave., and he oc- be happier (and so would his many cupies the entire 24th floor, with a radio friends) if some sponsor brought beautiful terrace and a beautiful him back on the air ... Arlene Har- receptionist - or shouldn't I have ris, the "Human Chatterbox" of the Al brought that up? Pearce show, was so happy to find a dress shop bearing her name while in Several other new radio shows are swell CBS songstress, sang "I Do" in Now he is paying the price. A singer Cincinnati, she went in and purchased being prepared for the ears of potential key with Music Publisher Jonie Taps should not be rushed. His vocal ap- several outfits ... Program Director sponsors. Movie Comic Bert Wheeler, on May 10 . Songstress Willie Mor- paratus must be developed through Charles Crutchfield of WBT in Char- half of the team Wheeler and Woolsey, ris took unto herself a husband on years of training. Someone behind lotte, N. C., is happy because of the has an "audience participation" show April 30, at her home in Mexico, Mis- young Carter was in too much of a nice letter he received from Postmaster in the negotiation stage. I'm told that souri ... My personal congrats to all hurry. It is too bad that John Carter General Farley complimenting him for Stuart Erwin also has a show prepared you newlyweds. must suffer because of the mistakes his work in the National Air Mail based on the cartoon strip "Blondie," other people made. Some day he will Week campaign. And I'm happy about with Una Merkel already signed to It happened to John Carter on a re- sing that aria from "Faust" as well as the whole thing, too. play the role of "Blondie." cent Sunday. His voice not only broke any. In the meantime, he suffers. In but in the words of one listener, "It - the meantime, the faces of those who Since his image appeared on RADIO Walter B. Pitkin has a show called came apart." A million hearts bled for picked him as a great singer ready for GUIDE'S cover with one of his favorite ` I'd Rather Be" in the audition stage, the young man as he bravely finished great things are hiding their blushes. dogs, Hal Kemp has received many with several sponsors interested. It's his song. Those same listeners should letters from our readers enclosing en audience - participation show with know the true story behind John Car- THEY'RE HAPPY: Baritone Leon- snapshots of their pets ... Maxine butchers, bakers, and candlestick mak- ter's recent rise in radio. When time ard Warren, who, with John Carter, Gray, who sang with the Kemp crew ers (or whatever you are) coming up came for judging the final winners of was a winner in the Metropolitan Au- until she was hurt in the railroad acci- to the mike and telling what you'd Metropolitan Auditions, he was one of ditions of the Air, each receiving a dent several months ago, has filed suit rather be. Sounds like an interesting the finalists. But he was not the best $1,000 check from the sponsor, was in Chicago for $100,000 ... Judy idea ... Interesting to you and to me singer. Several judges agreed privately given another check for $5,000 last Starr, Hal's new songstress, has turned is the news passed on by a friend that on that. In a few years, perhaps, but week by the president of Sherwin-Wil- from blonde to brunet and verra, the Palmolive Company, who formerly not yet. Nevertheless, because judges liams, sponsor of the program, who is verra becoming. Judy tells an interest- sponsored the "Beauty Box" series, are human and friends like to help sending him to Europe to study voice ing story. Her right name is Shirley will return to the air in the fall with a friends and John Carter's "connec- and to help further his career. A swell Ross and she worked with the comedy musical series featuring Jessica Drag- tions" were good, he was named the gesture ... Attractive CBS Songstress team Olsen and Johnson using that tag. on rtte. winner. Hollace Shaw has cause to be happy (Continued, on Page 15)

Radio Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 11 Log of Short -Wave Stations Monday, May 30 Whose Programs Are Listed 16:30 from Fijis: (Megacycles kilocycles shown) a.m.-Program VPD2 or thousands of 8:15 a.m.-Cricket; Middlesex vs. Australians: CJRO, Canada 6.16 OLR3A, Czecho- GSF GSG GSJ CJRX, Cuba 11.72 slovakia 9.56 §9 a.m.-Program from Hong Kong: ZBW3 COCH, 9,43 OLH4A, " 11,84 On Short Waves COCO, 6.01 OLR4B, " 11.78 §9 a.m.-Siamese broadcast: HS8PJ (19.02) COCA, 9.725 OLR5A, " 16.23 2 p.m. -"Monday Night at Seven": GSG GSD COGF, 11.805 OLR5B, " 15.32 3 :40 p.m. -Serial, "The Gang Smasher"; GSG CSW, Portugal 9.74 OZF, Denmark 9.62 DIB, Germany 15.20 PCI, Holland 9,59. 15.22 Edited by Chas, A. Morrison 4 p.m. -"Around the Dials": W1XK (9.57) DIO, 6.02 PHI, " 17.775 5 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -A m e r i c a n News Tower: DID, 11.77 PRADO, Ecuador 6.62 W2XAD (15.33) W2XAF (9.53) 9.50 President, International DX'ers Alliance DJL, " 15.11 PETS, Brazil 5 p.m. -Science news: W1XAL (11.79) EAJ43, Canarias 10.37 RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.60 EAQ, Spain 9.855 RKI, 15,08 .6:95 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -News in Portuguese for EAR, 9.49 RNE, " 12.00 America: W2XE (11.83) EA9AH, Spanish RV16, 4.273 1-7 p.m. -The Monitor views the news: W1XAL Morocco 14.05 RV59, 8.00 FO8AA Tahiti 7.11 SPD, Poland 11.53 Times indicated on this page are for Eastern Daylight Saving Time. p.m. American broadcast from GSA, England 6,05 BPW, 13.64 For EST and CDT subtract 1 hour; for CST, 2 hours; #7:55 -North GSB, 9.51 TFJ, Deland 12.23 Prague, OLR5A or OLR5B for MST, 3 hours; for PST, 4 hours Czechoslovakia: GSC, 9.58 TI4NRH, Costa $9 p.m.-"Conjunto Neopoblano 1938" t_ pic al or- GSD, " 11.75 Rica 9,698 GSF, " 15.14 TPA2, France 15.24 chestra: COGF GSG. " 17.79 TPA3, 11.88 COMMENTARY on the 155th 200 watts, is broadcasting daily ex- 9:45 p.m. 2R0's mail bag: 2R03 IRF GSH, " 21.47 TPA4, 11.71 renewal of the Derby Stakes, cept Sundays from 3 to 3:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. -Program dedicated to the RME: TI4NRH GSI, " 15.26 TPB7, 11.886 the from 9:30 to 10:30 p.m. EDT. 11 p.m. program for North America: GSJ, " 21,68 VE9DN, Canada 6.005 named after twelfth Earl -Guatemalan GSL, " 6.11 VK2ME, Australia 9.69 of Derby, first contested in 1780, and TGWA (9.685) GSO, " 15,18 VK3ME, 9.51 now worth about $45,000, will be Mildred and Harve Amers of Po- 1:45 a.m.-Toyama Military Band: JZJ GBP, ' ' 15.31 VLR, " 9.58 HAT4, Hungary 9,12 VPD2. Fiiis 9.64 broadcast on Wednesday, June 1, at mona, Calif., are hearing Radio Ta- HBJ, Switzerland 14,635 VP2LO, St. Kitts 6.38 9:50 a.m. EDT, over GSF, GSG and nanarive, Tananarive, Madagascar, Tuesday, May 31 HBL, 9.34 VUD2, India 9.59 Racecourse at Ep- on a frequency of 10.95 megs, daily, HBO, 11.402 W1XAL, Boston. Mass. GSJ. The present 8 a.m.-Cricket; Middlesex vs. Australians: GSF HBP. " 7.80 15.25, 11.79 and 6,04 som, first used in 1872, measures a as late as 12:30 p.m. EDT, although 9:10 Ensemble: PHI HC2RL, Ecuador 6.66 KEUZ, Mexico, D.F. 6.12 a.m.-PHOHI Variety 1111ABP, Colombia 9.618 XEXA, 6,172 few yards over a mile and a half .. . the signals are at times very weak as 11:30 a.m.-Melody and Romance: GSF GSG HP5A, Panama 11.7 YSD, El Salvador 7.894 Established in 1779, first of the great the modulation is poor. 4 p.m.-Mesage to South Africa: GSG GSP 1-1P5J, " 9.60 YVBRC, Venezuela 5.80 classics to Epsom, the Oaks, 7:15 p.m.-Opera, "The Cloak": DJB DJD H68PJ, Siam 9.51, 19.02 ZBW3, China 9.525 be run at IRF. Italy 9.83 ZIK2, British a sequel to the Derby, but open to Ashley Walcott of San Francisco, 7:40 p.m. -The Empire Follies: GSP GSD ?OY, Kwantung 9.925 Honduras 10.6 fillies only, will be described for lis- Calif., writes that the Chinese have t-t9 p.m. -Argentine music: COGF IZJ, Japan 11.80 ZRK, B. Africa 9,61 teners on Friday, June 3, at 9:55 a.m. put on the air a short-wave relay 9:30 p.m. -Piano sonata: DJB DJD IZK, 15.16 9311, B.S. Kanimbla 6.01 fí9:45 p.m.-Program from Belize, British Hon- LRX, Argentina 9.66 2R03, Italy 9,835 EDT, over GSF, GSG and GSJ . for Broadcast Station XGOW of Han- LSX, " 10.35 duras: ilIK2 Mighty Everest, whose lofty pin- kow, the provisional capital of China, 10 p.m. -Program Dedicated to W2XAF: 'rI4NRH Short-wave programs of American stations are nacle is the highest spot on earth, which broadcasts daily from 6:15 through old and new shown along with the regular listings beginning 10:15 p.m.-A stroll on page 25. These are indicated, for example, by has consistently defied man's puny until well after fade-out near 11:30 operettas: DJB DJD (sw-11.87) in parentheses following a program list- efforts to gain its summit. Although a.m. or 12 noon EDT, on a highly + 10:30 p.m.-Billie's orchestra: Y\'SRC ing. This means that on 11.87 megacycles the same numerous climbers have perished in variable frequency, ranging from §§11 p.m.--Guatemalan national network hour: program may also be heard over an American short- TGWA TGQA TG2 (6.21) wave station. Please note that foreign stations do attempts, the fifth assault on Mt. 8.93 to 9.18 megs. The varying fre- (9.685) (6.4) not always adhere precisely to their announced Everest will soon be made by a group quency is probably an attempt on 12 mid.-Program from Tahiti: FO8AA program schedules. of seven experienced climbers. Dif- the part of the Chinese engineers to ficulties that this party must face, as avoid deliberately imposed interfer- Wednesday, June I News Broadcasts well as adventures that befell past ence by the Japanese. Programs 8:40 a.m.-New Coventry Hippodrome orchestra: Daily -1:35 a.m., JZJ; 2:50, GSB, GSD, GSF, expeditions will be portrayed in a usually consist of European concert GSF GSG GSJ GSG, GSO; 8:45, JDY; 9:30, GSF, GSG, GSH, thrilling program on Thursday, June and symphonic type of music. En- 9:50 a.m.-The Derby Stakes from Epsom Race- GSJ; 9:55, JZJ; 12 noon, GSD, GSF, GSG, 2, at 4:20 p.m. EDT, over GSG and glish news is broadcast at 9:45 a.m. course: GSF GSG GSJ GSH; 1:20 p.m., GSB, GSD, GSG; 3:10, TPA3; Announcements giving location and 12:40 p.m.-"World Affairs," H. V. Hodson: Gal' 5:15, GSB, GSP, GSF, GSO; 5:30 OLR3A; GSP. 2:30 p.m. -World news: W1XAL (15.25) 5:45, EA9AH; 7, HP5A; 7:05, JZJ; 8, EA9AH, station identification are very fre- 7:30 p.m. -English program from Martinique: HP5J, RAN, RKI; 8:35, 2R03, IRF; 8:40, GSB, Sunday, May 29, at 5 a.m. EDT, quent. The call -letters are given in Radio Martinique (9.685) GSC, GSD, GSP, EAR; 9, EAJ43; 9:15, DJB, the papal benediction on the 34th Chinese after a quick four -chime 7:45 p.m. -Modern Radio Course: W1XAL (6.04) DJD; 10:45, CJRO, CJRX; 11, TPA4; 11:30, Eucharistic Congress will be broad- signal. 8 p.m.-Budapest program: HAT4 DJB, DJD, GSB, GSC, GSD, GSI. cast directly from Vatican City, over There is also a powerful transmit- 8:15 p.m. -North American program: PCJ (9,59) Daily Except Sundays -9:20 a.m., VK3LR. HVJ (15.12). ter on approximately 9.29 megs, 8:30 p.m.-Ketty Mago, vocalist: YV5RC Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri.-9:45 p.m., OLR5A or broadcasting daily from 9 until 10:05 8:45 p.m. -Light music: 2R03 IRF OLR5B. R. B. Oxrieder of State College, a.m. EDT, which is believed to be 9:30 p.m. -The Continentals: YV5RC Penn., writes that a Vienna station located at Shanghai, as the name of 10:35 p.m.-Student's songs: GSI GSD Sunday, May 29 on 11.79 megs, evidently old OER3, this city begins each day's trans- 5 a.m.-Papal Benediction to Eucharistic Congress: is being heard evening:- to 10 p.m. missions. The frequency coincides Thursday, June 2 HVJ W3XAL (17.78) EDT, or a little later. The station with that of old XTC, the Chinese 9:10 a.m.-Talk on Verdi: PHI *8 a.m.-Overseas hour (Eastern U. S. A.) : JZJ is identified as "Germany calling, commercial phone station. Programs 11:20 a.m.-Sydney Kyte's band: GSF GSG *8 a.m.-Program from Darien, Kwantung: JDY National Broadcasting Station," and from this station are always intro- 2:30 p.m.-Callender's Second Band: GSG GSP 8:55 a.m.-Football; Netherlands Indies vs. U. S. then either "Frankfort and Vienna" duced and closed by recordings of 3:30 p.m.-Act I of Opera, "Tosca," Puccini:, A.: PHI PCJ (15.22) or "Leipzig and Vienna." popular American dance tunes. The GSG GSP *9 a.m.-Variety program from Germany: DJL signal consists of eight 4:20 p.m.-Everest, a Record of Endeavor: GSC *9 a.m.-International church: COCQ interval 5:30 p.m.-Science forum: W2XAF (9.53) *9 a.m.-Overseas hour (South Seas): JZJ 2R06 (15.3), the new 2,000 -watt chimes. Announcements are made W2XAD (15.33) 1:30 p.m. -"The Last Voyage of H. M. S. Otranto," auxiliary at Rome, Italy, for the most part in Chinese only, 5:45 p.m.-Act III of Opera, "Tosca": GSF GSO Commander A. B. Campbell: W2XE (15.27) was first heard on April 29 by James though once in a while an English 7:30 p.m. -"Tell Us About Your Country" : 1:40 p.m. -Montague Brearley's orchestra: GSG Christie of Winnipeg, Canada. The program is presented from 9:20 to W1XAL (6.04) 2:40 p.m. -Iceland hour: TFJ station is now relaying 2R03 (9.635) 10 a.m. EDT. No call letters have as 8 p.m. -Orchestra Musette: LRX 2:45 p.m. -League of Nations program: HBJ regularly. yet been distinguished. 8:10 p.m.-"Melody and Romance": GSP GSD HBQ (6.675) 8:45 p.m.-Juan Alvarado, soloist: YV5RC :5 p.m. -Broadcast from St. Kitts: VP2L0 (6.38) 10:45 p.m. -DX Chatter Box: W8XWJ (41) *5:15 p.m. (ex. Sat. & Sun.) -News in Portuguese, Earl Roberts of Indianapolis, Ind., A new station, YV5RR (5.834), of for Europe: W3XAL (17.78) reports a new station, YN3DG Caracas, Venezuela, is being heard *5:55 p.m. -Greetings to listeners: DJB DJD (7.128), Estacion Radiodifusora "Gil- nightly to 11 p.m. EDT. The identify- Friday, June 3 *7 p.m. -Overseas program (Eastern North Amer- fillan," owned by Dennis E. Gallo of ing signal is a peculiar -sounding 8 a.m.-BBC Empire Symphony Orchestra: GSF ica) : JZJ Leon, Nicaragua, and whose power is whistle. Send reports to P. 0. Box 185. 9:55 a.m.-The Oaks Stakes from Epsom Race *7 p.m. -Polish program for North America: course: GSF GSG GSJ SPW (13635) and SPD (11.535) 3 p.m. -Empire Exhibition Visit: GSG GSP *7 p.m.-Cadena Crusselas network program: 3:15 p.m. -London Musical Festival; BBC Sym COCO phony Orchestra Conducted by Arturo Tos. *7:45 p.m. -News inSpanish for South America: canini: GSG GSP W2XE (11.83) 5 p.m. -English news review: LSY (18.115) LRE. *8 p.m. -"Brazil on the Air": PSH (10.22) (9.69) *8 p.m. -Soviet program: RAN RKI 7:20 p.m. -"Is There Life on Other Planets?": *8:30 p.m. -English news from Italy: 2R03 IRF GSP GSD *8:40 p.m. -Loyalist news from Madrid: EAR 8:20 p.m. -The Walker Golf Cup at St. Andrews: (9.488) EAQ GSP GSD *8:40 p.m. -News from London: GSP GSD 9 p.m. -The Esso Hour: COCH (9.43) *9:15 p.m. -English news from Germany: DJB 10 p.m. -Canada, 1938: CFCX (6.005) *9:30 p.m. -North American broadcast from 12:15 a.m.-DX Club: W8XK (6.14) France: TPB7 2 a.m.-DX program from Guatemala: TGQ:t *9:30 p.m. -Spanish news bulletin from Daventry: (6.4) GSB *9:45 p.m. -Portuguese news bulletin from Dav- entry: GSB Saturday, June 4 *10 p.m. -Program from Miami, Florida: W4XB 8:30 a.m.-Royal Netherlands Military Band: PHI (6.04) 1:45 p.m. -BBC Military Band: GSG GSD 10 p.m. -Program Dedicated to the American 2:30 p.m. -In Town Tonight: GSG GSP Amateur Relay League: TI4NRH 3 p.m.-Music Hall: GSG GSP *10:30 p.m. -Oriental program from India: VUD2 4:10 p.m. -Ray Noble's orchestra: GSG GSP *11 p.m. -English news from France: TPB7 6 p.m.-Tourist hour: HP5A TPA4 8 p.m.-Cocktail musical program: W3XA.L, *11:30 p.m. -English news from Germany: DIO (17.78) *12:45 a.m. (ex. Sat.) -Program from South Af- 8:30 p.m. -The Walker Golf Cup at St. Andrews: rica: ZRK GSP GSD *2 a.m.-English DX period: XEUZ 9 p.m.-The Hour of Costa Rica: TIPG (6.41) 9:30 p.m. -Continentals: YV5RC Key to Symbols Used: *Daily; 1Week Days; 10 p.m. -Dance music: YV5RC *Monday, Wednesday, Friday; §Monday, Thurs- 10:30 p.m.-Geraldo's concert orchestra: G:I day; $$Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday; to the Daventry stations will hear the Derby Stakes to be run 11 p.m. -Opera: OAX4J }Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday; §§Tuesday, Sat- Listeners 12 mid. -Northern Messenger; messages to those urday. over the course (above) at Epsom Downs, Wednesday, 9:50 a.m. EDT in the Arctic: VE9DN

12 Radio Guide Week Ending June 4. 1938 RADIO X MILLIONAIRE'S TOY GUIDE'S -WORD PUZZLE DANDRUFF? 5 rí,16 (Continued from Page 3) IO role They flocked around him, and one day II he told them he and his staff had 1Z \^J 13 14 stumbled into the secret of television. 15 16 17 IS He called it "radio pictures." The reporters went slightly haywire. 19 20 2Z He told them the great discovery had ®21 come while he was watching his staff experiment with a filter to eliminate rig pg. 53 static, and when he happened to 2-I 25 26 27 glance at a screen used for photo- graphic experiments, he saw a picture ZS 29 51 of a monkey -wrench. The wrench, he 4 Minute Treatment said, was in the broadcasting station 3Z one hundred yards away, but there Stops Dandruff Itch was its picture on the screen. 36 The reporters fell for it. They didn't 38 59 40 41 And Kills Nasty Scalp Odor know any more about television than Uncle Ned. He laughed 5J at their stories. 4 45 46 48 49 Dandruff is the sign of a diseased, In 1924, the station gave its open-air unclean scalp. Through neglect, the listeners such artists as Joseph Knecht. 50 51 tiny sebaceous glands (oil glands) fail There also was music by the Army and to work as they should and become Navy bands, and in August of that 53 year Jackie clogged with scales and dirt. The Coogan made a speech. scalp becomes infected by germs and Other stars included James Haupt, 54 55 56 M57 Charles Weld, Werner Janssen, Vee fungi, and the condition spreads. Lawnhurst, Vincent Lopez and others. 60 62 Skin specialists generally agree that effec- It cost Uncle Ned a lot of pennies. 17296I tive treatment for dandruff must include In 1925, the power was stepped up ^ 63 1E164 (1) regular cleansing of scalp; (2) killing to 2,500 the germs that spread infection; (3) stimu- watts and the station became lating circulation of the scalp; (4) lubrica- one of the most powerful in the world. tion of scalp to prevent dryness. It brought the people everything - HORIZONTAL 61. Musical compositions son and Delilah" classics, jazz and sports. They came 2.6. Composer in the portrait 62. Chinese pagoda 12. Uninvited "guests" (slang) The Zonite Antiseptic Scalp 10. A Mexican tree 63. Ventured 14. Negotiations, agreements Treatment Does These 4 Things in droves to the Round Hill, and Uncle 11. Arched gallery 64. Opera by Vincenzio Bellini 16. It is Ned would ride among them, waving 13. Antonio -, Italian dra- 17. Tear WHAT TO DO: Massage head for 3 minutes and bowing. matic basso VERTICAL 18. Bind with this Zonite solution -2 tablespoons 15. 1. Composer of the opera Salt of nitric acid 20. Watch oves Zonite to 1 quart of water. Use this same solu- 19. Musical composition for four "Chimes of Normandy" 22. Froth good soap. Rinse THE Dempsey -Sharkey fight attract- 3. Virginia tion for shampoo with any voices -, soprano 25. In place of very thoroughly. If scalp is dry, massage in ' ed 10,000 persons to Round Hill. 21. Modulate 4. Rich, radio actress 27. A candy 23. Composer of the opera 5. -Sudden squall 29. Electric -catfish any preferred scalp oil. (For complete details It took two hours to clear his estate 6. Greek letter of treatment, read folder in Zonite package.) and special cops were hired for the job. "Donna Junita" 31. finches 24. Suggest 7. Had ascended 33. Meadow It is vitally important to use this treat- In the summer of 1928 WOR fur- 26. An agreement 8. Japanese statesman 34. Insane ment regularly ( twice every week at first) 28. General tendency 9. Composer of the opera "Sain - 39. in nished his station with programs. Sev- Used making soap to keep dandruff under control and keep eral big stations had 30. Augusta is the capital here 41. Reverential fear been bidding for 32. Sailors germs from spreading. Because reinfection the business. It was good Solution to Puzzle 42. Composer of the opera "Mar- gravy, but 35. To control Given Last Week tha" constantly takes place from hats, bed -pillows, WOR was selected. You could send 36. The Orient 43. Composer of the oratorio combs and brushes. personal messages on radio in those 37. Common vipers "Creation" 38. Note in Guido's scale 45. Connected by links If you're faithful, you'll be delighted with the days, and the Happiness Boys, a reg- K RINES BsTYRO,L ° treatment clean and 40. Barrier across a water course AOEE^`EEA 46. Composer of many Indian way this leaves your scalp ular feature of the station, always sent 43. Bill , announcer LOBES EIIVIN AMA55 healthy -free from itch and nasty scalp odor. a "good night, Uncle Ned" when they 44. Composer of the opera "Or- R E N T'OiNi 'EI P E P 0 5 I T, 48. Composer of the opera "Car- E A r ,v 51 R L E N -E At all U. S. and Canadian drug stores. signed off. pheus and Eurydice" _N®Elcill.,YAIW KA4R men" 47. Entangle R E Ni C A R 5N 49. Composer of the opera TRIAL OFFER -For a real trial bottle of Zo- When the station was closed that o Ë s 50. Musical conductor VIRGINIA A "Merrie England" nite, mailed to you postpaid, send 10 ¢ to Zonite R-O G'E'R T°5 T 0 I fall for the winter months, it 52. Pertaining to a CLARK was cat NO,R.MANI SHRI Nl' 51. Scarcer 613 New Brunswick, New Jersey closed for good, although no announce- 53. Quick inclination of the head LE''IT.it' C-OOL.5(N 52. One who fires a gun U. S. A. o E C'L AR O S E v ment was made 54. Composer of "The New Kn. 55. Johnson, famous wo- then. But when Uncle N 5 ' I t N G P RIO World Symphony" g'A man explorer Ned returned to his summer estate EGG T C o' R LN © L I T S in 57. Collective shipping of a U E V U 56. of NINA LID A N0, Part "to be" 1929, he said the station would be used country V R G I N I A P E M E A,N O R 58. Confusion only for experimental work. 60. Possess YeRN 5®S1111T' 59. Theory The people were a bit unhappy about it, for it had been a lot of fun driving to Round Hill and parking by the sea and listening. But in 1929 the WILL DEATH RIDE AGAIN? masses could afford radios. Many wondered why Uncle Ned gave up his hobby. He had found an- (Continued from Page 6) established in the grandstand, and, other toy -airplanes! And he got in- high in the Crow's Nest of the press terested in the building of a $3,000,000 ers, and the actual get -away. pagoda, the actual broadcasting head- airport on his estate. He never did The second broadcast, to be heard quarters will be set up. This Crow's anything by half measures. He didn't from 3:20 to 3:30 EDT, will report Nest is on the sixth floor of the pagoda, want just one airplane -he wanted an the progress of the race at about the so high that every foot of the track and airport! He feared crowds around half -way mark. Pearson and Lyon grounds is thoroughly covered. Round Hill would be in danger, so he will go into the pits, where the cars Ken Ellington, ace Columbia an- I ' ZONITE Is closed up the whole shebang. are re -fueled, re -tired and, sometimes, nouncer, will head the staff covering Uncle Ned died in 1936. He had repaired during the race, with their the Indianapolis race for that network. 9.3 Times More Active blown a lot of Hetty's fortune, but so-called "beer mug" - CBS goes on the air at 4:45 p.m. EDT. than any other popular, non-poisonous there still was plenty. States started small, ultra -short-wave broadcasters, A staff of five men -Douglas Brown- antiseptic -by standard laboratory tests fighting over his fortune for inheritance complete units in themselves --and in- ing, Allen Franklin, Norman Perry, taxes. Kinfolk got into the melee and terview mechanics and others. Robert Maley and Herbert Flaig - Are Hollywood Swim Suits a heap of hard words were said. Money From 4 to 4:30 p.m. EDT, the last headed by Joseph Ries, director of TOO DARING? makes some folks say hard things. The of the three broadcasts will go on the special events for the Mutual affiliated See July SCREEN GUIDE fight for the money Hetty had hoarded air. This will bring the story of the station WLW, will broadcast from In- - was a reporters' picnic. And the last laps of the race, a description of dianapolis for the Mutual Broadcasting squabble still is going on. the finish and an interview with the System. Two programs, one from °H>r4RD OR +IE>ARING? Well, let 'em squabble! Uncle Ned winner. 11:45 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. EDT, the other Extensive preparations for this wide- from 4:15 to 4:45 p.m. EDT, USE T4-I I S EASY had a lot of fun while it lasted. I will be SIMPLE HOME METHOD, always like to think of him, one of the spread radio coverage will be made by put on the air.

NBC I richest men in' the world, dashing engineers several days before the (See Monday Program Pages for If ),ei solT'.r r.,n, Ia,nin,-, ol_ hearing race. A receiving or head noises ':n -,, d by -aloi-ri, of the head. you around in that funny little car with central -point will be complete time listings.) will he glad to know of how we have improved the hearing of many rulrering from this eoodition. with earphones on his head and listening our simple home treatment. Nothing to wear -no to "You've Got to See Mama Every RADIO GUIDE'S PROGRAM LOCATOR APPEARS IN THE one need know. Send today for proof and 80 -day ISSUE DATED THE trial offer. No obligation. Night." SECOND SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH THE ELMO COMPANY, Dept. 127, Davenport, Iowa Radio Guide O Week Ending June 4, 1938 13 Listening to Learn

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DRAMA Church of the Air. 10-10:30 a.m., CBS. Newly elected moderator of the Sunday, May 29 Presbyterian Church, U. S. A. 1-1:30 p.m., Rabbi Samuel H. Gordon, Salt Empires of the Moon. 1:30-2 p.m., Lake City, Utah. -wide World -Wide World NBC. Dramatiz_tion of historical Highlights of the Bible. 10-10:30 P. Pope. Idaho. Senator Elbert D. Thomas ad- episodes. Senator James a.m., NBC. Dr. Frederick K. Stamm discusses "Peace" Monday dresses American Youth-Mon. The World is Yours. 4:30-5 p.m., speaks on "This Jesus." - NBC. Dramatization of "Rar Metals." (Under auspices of Smithsonian In- National Vespers. 4-4:30 p.m., NBC. stitution.) Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick's subject is Senators Speak for "When Evil Wins Its Victories What Speakers from Panama, Tuesday, 31 Shall Christians Do?" American Youth May Mexico, Nicaragua Let's Pretend. 5:30-6 p.m., CBS. The Catholic Hour. 6-6:30 p.m., EDT Monday, MBS, 5:15-5:30 p.m. EDT "The Wishing Ring." (Also Thursday, NBC. Rev. Felix Kirsch talks on "The Sunday, CBS, 2:30 p.m. Building of Character." Senator James P. Pope of Idaho and same time and network.) Nila Mack The fourth program in the weekly takes the children into the land of series on the general subject of "Eco- Senator Elbert D. Thomas of Utah, make-believe. Monday, May 30 speaking from Washington, D. C., un- nomic Cooperation in the Americas" Friday, June 3 Arlington Amphitheater Memorial will bring addresses by Foreigl Min- der the auspices of the American Day Service. 2:00-3:00 p.m., NBC. Youth Congress, will be heard over ister Eduardo Hay, speaking from The Nation's Play House. 11:30 p.m. - Nicaraguan Minister Dr. the Coast -to -Coast Mutual network on 12 mid., MBS. Memorial Day Service From Gettys- Mexico, and a subject that is very close to the burg. 3:30-4 p.m., NBC. Address by Don Le De Bayle, and Panamanian S. Boyd, hearts of Americans today, namely, Saturday, June 4 Senator Arthur H. Vandenburg; Lin- Minister Dr. Don Augusto coln's Gettysburg Address read by Hon. D. C. "Peace." A more appropriate topic Columbia Workshop. 7:30-8 p.m., speaking from Washington, W. C. Sheely; Invocation by Dr. Henry of economic coopera- could not be found for Decoration Day. CBS. Another experiment in drama W. A. Hanson. The question We would not have to go back far to written especially for the microphone, tion in the Americas is a very vital produced under of Wm. and all the the time when this subject would pull the direction Friday, June 3 one to the United States H. Robson. Latin-American countries. Pleas for but a very meager audience. Today, At Home in the World. 12:00-12:15 with the daily headlines screaming of WPA Radio Theatre Division. 9-9:30 this cause have already been made by p.m., NBC. Leslie Bates Moss speaks Hull and unrest, aggravation and turmoil the p.m., MBS. "Drums," by James Boyd. on "Religion Before Christ." Secretary of State Cordell world over, the subject of peace at- Fifth in a series. representatives of many of our neigh- tracts many an attentive ear. Saturday, June 4 boring countries in the past three Senators Pope and Thomas are a EDUCATIONAL NEWS broadcasts. Message of Israel. 7-7:30 p.m., NBC. as an wise choice to give an address on this Guest speaker. The series has been hailed great problem the punch that only Sunday, May 29 important contribution to good -will in public and solidarity in the Americas, and years of experience affairs Magic Key. 2-3 p.m., NBC. Linton PEOPLE-THOUGHT -COMMENT makes possible. Wells speaks from Lima, Peru. was arranged only when the Latin- to make Sunday, May 29 American diplomats promised Wednesday, June 1 statements of solid importance rather Pulitzer Prize Europe Calling. 1:30-1:45 p.m., CBS. courteous expressions of mutual America's Schools. 6:00-6:15 p.m., A. B. from Lon- than Commander Campbell, good -will. Plays Presented NBC. Dramatizations directed by Dr. don, speaks on "The Last Voyage of the in these Belmont Farley. Otranto." Because of the wide interest Thursday, NBC, 10-11 p.m. EDT talks, the broadcasts are heard in every Saturday, June 4 Headlines and By -Lines. 10:30-11 corner of North and South America. On Thursday night George Kelly's p.m., CBS. News by Bob Trout, edi- prize play of the 1925-26 season, Florence Hale. 11-11:15 a.m., NBC. The Canadian Broadcasting Corpora- torials by H. V. Kaltenborn and Erwin and "Craig's Wife," will premiere a new Informal talks on teaching problems. Canham. tion carries them to the North weekly series of dramatizations that Columbia's short-wave station carries University of Chicago Round Table them below the Rio Grande. will run to the latter part of summer GOVERNMENT Discussions. 10:30-11 p.m., NBC. and will include the best of contem- porary American dramatic literature. Sunday, May 29 Monday, May 30 High -School Students' The statement that a significantly America Abroad. 11:30-11:45 a.m., The Devil Takes the Hindmost. 7:15- large number of people enjoy radio NBC. Pattie Field talks on the Depart- 7:30 p.m., NBC. Dr. Joseph Jastrow, Spelling Bee versions of great plays needs no proof ment of State and foreign relations. psychologist, talks on "Shaming the -last year's Shakespeare series dem- Devil." Tuesday. CBS, 2-2:30 p.m. EDT onstrated this fact beyond any shadow Monday, May 30 of innumerable Friday, June 3 The termination of doubt. The question in the minds National Radio Forum. 10:30-11 p.m., elimination contests in cities and towns of many radio moguls is this: Is NBC. Guest speakers, talking from American Viewpoints. 10:45-11 p.m., of the East and Midwest each year drama, so-called "serious" drama, the Washington on current national topics. CBS. Fred G. Clark, national comman- of champion spellers of speaks on "Who brings a group answer to broadcasters' efforts to keep der the Crusaders, D. C., for the final Thursday, June 2 Wants a Bigger Income." to Washington, listeners at their loudspeakers during rounds of the National Spelling Bee. the hot summer months? Even with American Viewpoints. 7:45-8:00 p.m., Saturday, June 4 On Tuesday the finals of the 31st Na- that question unanswered, the move CBS. George E. Bigge talks on "Fed- Spelling Bee will be aired over eral -State Partnership in Unemploy- Religion in the News. 6:45-7 p.m., tional rates applause . . . the National definitely and, al- ment Insurance." NBC. Commentary by Dr. Walter W. the CBS network from though the series will have for com- Van Kirk. Museum in Washington, D. C. petition the powerhouse variety pro- Friday, June 3 The National Spelling Bee functions gram that Bing Crosby and Bob Burns to inspire more careful study of words World Economic Cooperation Pro- PERSONAL-SOCIAL PROBLEMS brought to top audience rating, many gram. 4:45-5 p.m., CBS. by deciding a champion speller each listeners will enjoy it. Tuesday, May 31 season from the ranks of elementary Starting with George Kelly's Pulit- and junior -high-school students. The zer Prize winner, others to be in- HISTORY Highways to Health. 4-4:15 p.m., process starts in cities and CBS. N. Y. Academy of Medicine pro- elimination cluded on dates not yet scheduled are towns where newspapers sponsor spell- Wednesday, June 1 gram. O'Neill's three prize plays, "Beyond ing bees among the high-school chil- the Horizon," "Anna Christie" and Living History. 7:30-7:45 p.m., CBS. dren. Winners in these early rounds "Strange Interlude"; Maxwell Ander- Dramatization of the exploration of the SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS move on to district and, finally, state- Mississippi River by De Soto. the finalists of son's "Both Your Houses"; Sidney Monday, May 30 wide competition, Kingsley's "Men in White"; "They Cavalcade of America. 8-8:30 p.m., which are dispatched to the Capital Knew What They Wanted," by Sidney CBS (8 p.m. PST for West). Drama- New Horizons. 5:45-6 p.m., CBS. for the deciding rounds. Howard; "Icebound," by Owen Davis; tization. "Audubon." Those who have emerged victorious will be Paul Green's "In Abraham's Bosom." Wednesday, June 1 from the preliminary contests With the exception of the 1918-19 INSPIRATION grouped around a CBS microphone on Exploring Space. 5:45-6 p.m., CBS. who is to be the season, a Pulitzer Prize of $1,000 has Hans Christian Adamson, director of Tuesday to decide been awarded yearly, the first to Jesse Sunday, May 29 the American Museum of Natural His- winner of the cash first prize of $500 Lynch Williams for his "Why Marry?" Papal Benediction to Eucharistic tory, and Prof. Wm. H. Barton, execu- and the distinction of being the 1938 winner of the 1917-18 season. Congress. 5:00 a.m., NBC. tive curator of the Hayden Planetarium. champion high-school speller.

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Radio Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 15 Springtime Is Clean-up Time she said, was something RADIO GUIDE should do something about. VOICE OF It is spring-cleaning time for your But should we? Most "audience radio receiver. The year is moving participation" shows are honest. All into the summer months. Wind and THE LISTENER of them are an effort to entertain the rain snow are behind us, and listener. When some little things mostly. They have pelted our must be prearranged in order to FELIX KNIGHT aerials through sub -zero weather. guarantee a good show, that is in- Editor, RADIO GUIDE: "My idea of a in our sets have flickered musical program would in- The tubes suring the listener's enjoyment. In perfect and glowed to the music of Tosca- clude the voices of Felix Knight, Nel- his own mind, the listener is usually son Eddy, Frances Langford, and nini and the chant of the tobacco quite able to take care of himself. Buddy Clark. Then, I would be satis- auctioneer. They're tired and old. fied with just this one show ... I can't 731 PLYMOUTH COURT Newspaper feature writers often You change the oil in your car understand why sponsors are passing CHICAGO, ILLINOIS put in a little drama in order to up a voice and a personality like Felix every thousand miles. You sweep make a story more interesting. The Knight's! I think he has one of the behind the radiator and beat your finest voices on the air."-"RADio FAN," public doesn't mind. Life is pretty carpets annually. You even visit Chicopee, Mass. dull until someone bright enough to your dentist twice a year. Put your polish up its facets comes along. radio receiver on the same sched- DEEP SOUTH The public doesn't mind. So long ule. Don't attempt to fix it up your- Editor, RADIO GUIDE: "Why is it that as listeners are not deceived mali- of late so many of the best programs- self. This is a job for an expert. ciously, so long as no one is hurt especially at night, from six o'clock on Call your radio repairman today. for the South, our by the deception, we believe the -do not broadcast Ask him to check your aerial. Ask part of it, anyway, 'the deep South?' radio producer is on sound ground. Do not the sponsors of these programs him to test your tubes. When someone is hurt, however, desire the patronage of the southern The cost of perfect reception is people for the goods they sell? 'Man- RADIO GUIDE is interested and will small. The joy of perfect reception hattan Merry -Go -Round,' Jack Ben- do something about it. ny's program, 'Waltz Time,' and is great. several others have been left off our southern circuit."-Mes. M. B. SHAR- Dear Jimmie . . . BROUGH, Biloxi, Miss. The Hiss of Sparks Dear Jimmie Fidler: You hate a We all want to know more. That REPETITION cheater. So do we. Therefore we is why human beings rule the ani- Editor, RADIO GUIDE: "I am a house- are glad that your recent broadcast wife and daily listen to those splen- Other animals big- mal world. are revealed that an unknown radio star did programs which include 'Pepper ger but none is smarter than man. Young's Family,' 'Vic and Sade,' 'Ma was buying up all the RADIO GUIDES So we are the bosses. Perkins,' 'The O'Neills,' etc. Now in the Los Angeles territory. these are fine programs. However, One of the best ways to know The stuffing of ballot -boxes has they do contain too much detail, too the life is to repetition. Daily these programs more about around us never been commendable. Influ- much listen to our radios. A dozen big (with the exception of Vic and Sade) encing a national poll by the whole- are summarized before the broadcast. newscasts a day keep us informed sale purchase of magazines in order This is fine, but during the program of the world's affairs. Today, Eu- the summarization is repeated by the that ballots therein might be voted rope is a tinder -box. Sitting in our characters. Surely there is enough by the purchaser is ballot -box stuf- material for script -writers without re- homes, we can hear the hiss of fing of the worst sort. We have hashing yesterday's plot." - JUDY sparks in the voices of dictators. GOLDSEN, San Francisco, Calif. done all we can to prevent it. Your will bring This summer the world recent broadcast intimated that one to a boil, according to many who star with enough money could elect MAGIC KEY study these things. July is a fearful RADIO GUIDE: "I agree heart- himself to top position. Editor, month. In the past, it has brought ily with many other listeners, that This reply is directed both to you one does not enjoy or approve much misery. The World War when and to our readers, Jimmie. You of any program on the air all one has started in July, 1914. Chancellor is to else. The will be interested. Wherever we to do to turn something Dolfuss of Austria was assassinated sad thing is when one enjoys tremen- have detected a spurious ballot, it dously part of the program and dis- in July, 1934. Italy invaded Ethi- has been rejected. Whenever approves of other parts . . . Many of opia in July, 1935. Civil war started us have enjoyed mightily the really batches of votes have arrived pre- in Spain in July, 1936. Japan in- tine programs put on by RCA under senting evidence of being faked, the title of 'The Magic Key.' The Key in July, vaded China 1937. they have been ignored. is indeed magic in producing a marve- What is in store during July, We have counted every honest lous variety of entertainment. The type 1938? Listening to our radio will of singers and instrumentalists, and ballot, thousands of them. They the range of subjects of interview or tell us quickest and best. have come from Honolulu, and the acting are so worth while and splen- did - MOSTLY - that RCA's latest Yukon, and Manhattan, and Eagle scheme is most distressing to me, and Audience Participation Pass. In our opinion, they represent I imagine to many others ... Recently A woman phoned RADIO GUIDE an accurate cross-section of the fa- RCA has been including songs which while either passable, or at least en- of of the other day and said she had vorites that important section durable, on a program of strictly pop- caught one of our best "audience the radio audience which reads RA- ular music, seem positively vulgar in participation" shows cheating. She DIO GUIDE. Though a star or so may themselves on the Magic Key; and, to my mind, amount to an insult to had answered an advertisement in have attempted to sway the final such singers as Madame Flagstad or a New York paper, she said, which count, it is our opinion that they Miss Lehmann, when they, on the offered regular work for one night have not been successful. Too same program, gladden our ears with their marvelous voices and their beau- a week. Her job was to be in an many readers have responded to tiful songs. I do not object to the per- audience at a radio studio so she our invitation to vote for their fa- formers of these objectionable songs, could be picked out by the master vorites. The honest voters have but to their choice of songs. There are plenty of light, amusing songs which of ceremonies. She was provided been too much for the f akers. You would not offend the ear or the mind

with lines to say and questions to may depend, Jimmie Fidler, on the . . . which these same artists could . . . for results announced in the RADIO present Yours constructive ask. criticism, not destructive complaining." That, she said, was cheating. That, GUIDE Star of Stars scoreboard. -E. Commixes, Syracuse, N. Y.

Guide Week Ending June 4, 1938 V 16 Radio lin eirmoriant

Entertainment on the air is so new that some of its pioneers are still with us; dead, Radio Guide uses these pages to recall some of the best loved of radio's others, though their places in our daily lives have been bequeathed, are hon- entertainment trail -breakers. Will Rogers (above) was a national idol. Below: ored in fond recollections. As May 30 calls acain upon the living to think of the Scene of Hollywood funeral service, and right, memorial to him in Colorado

Memory Writtga especially for RADIO GUIDE by Edgar A. Guest

They were the dreamers years ago, The brave, true -hearted pioneers Who saw, but could not stay to know The full achievement of the years.

We a.e the ones they dreamed about, The young, beyond the mists to go And, some day, overcoming doubt Harvest the seed they dared to sow. Continued on Next Page Continued from Preceding Page

Howard White, 39, lower right, member of the Landt Mme. Ernestine Schumann-Heink died Nov. 17, Russ Colombo died Sept. 2, 1934, is buried in Trio & White, died Jan. 17, 1937. He is buried in 1936, is buried in crematory of $4.500,000 Forest Forest Lawn. His invalid mother never has Sackville Cemetery, 30 miles out of Scranton, Pa. Lawn Cemetery in Glendale, near Hollywood been tcld of his death. She thinks he's on a trip

Charles Mack, left, and George Moran made a world laugh for 17 years with America lost its best contemporary modern composer when George Gersh- their "Two Black Crows" act. On Jan. 11, 1934, an auto accident took Mack's win died July 11, 1937. Networks dedicated programs to his memory, hun- life. When he died the act died. Mack is buried in Forest Lawn Mausoleum dreds attended his burial in Mt. Hope Cemetery at Hastings -on -the -Hudson 18 Gene Rodemic,, whose fame extends beyond Tommy McLaugh in once lived on Park Ave. but John Mills, with guitar, of the Mills Brothers radio's history, died Feb. 26, 1934, and is buried died in a charity ward July 28, 1936. He is buried Quartet, died Jan. 24, 1936, is buried at Belle - at Ferncliff Cemetery at Valhalla, New York at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, East Orange, N. J. fontaine, O. His father kept the quartet alive

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, + ,Ì;:ii * y .3...... '. . - ., . , . .' ' Marjorie Oelrichs gave up a listing in the Social Register to become Mrs. Steve Cartwright proved that a handicap is not a burden. Deaf and blind since Eddy Duchin. Or Aug. 3, 1937, she gave her life to bear her husband a son. the World War, he made fame as a radio commentator. Above, listening to Jes- Her grave in New York's Woodlawn Cemetery is always loaded with flowers sica Dragonette by touch. He died Feb. 21, 1938, is buried at Lincoln, Neb.

19 LOCAL CAL MAKES GOOD

BIG news in broadcasting circles was the advent early in March on MBS of Wheeling Steel Co.'s "Musical Steelmakers" show, for it introduced something new in programming. Built on the variety -show pattern, the Sunday afternoon half-hour presents employes as entertainers. Mill -hands and office -workers become stars to the public, envoys of company good -will to the other employes. Bigger news in personalities was the Chicago visit several weeks ago of Sara Rehm, the show's singing star (she is a part-time office -worker at the company's headquarters in Wheeling, West Virginia). Purposes of the trip were an appearance on Mutual's "Melodies From the Sky"; a reward for the girl whose personality "lifts" her employer's program; most of all, the purpose was publicity, for "Musical Steelmakers" is a press -agent's "natural." With every entertainer on the program a Cinderella, editors everywhere have headlined yards of stories and pictures about them. Sara Rehm invaded Chicago to keep the drums beating. In the day and a half she spent in the big city, Wheeling's girl was put through a process designed to give her "glamour"-to give the program publicity. These exclusive pictures trace the metamorphosis of a star! Fred Gardeni brought his accordion to Earl Summers of "Musical Steelmak- the Wheeling station to whoop it up Exclusive photographs by Drucker, Seymour ers" led a brass band while an ad- when Sara Rehm left for the big town! miring home -town audience cheered

Despite the many activities crowded into her trip to Chicago, Sara Rehm had only a little over a day in the city. Leaving home (above), she was embarrassed, happy

Sara, guest of M BS and the Wheeling Steel Co. after she First appointment scheduled for Sara's day -on -top -of -the -world was a rehearsal at the studio for her arrived in Chicago on a Tuesday morning, was ready for appearance on "Melodies From the Sky" with Harold Stokes the following night. Then she was taken anything to happen after registering at her hotel (above) to Helena Rubenstein's salon for an exercise session to stimulate circulation, make pictures like this!

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hours of posing, light -shifting and other preparation is a Most of the exercises and treatment, including a steam bath and massage, were Final product of any newspaper or magazine editor would be glad to given to relac taut nerves, relieve the tension of her Chicago debut-but a per- picture of Sara Rehm West Virginia's, 19 -year -old Sara Rehm: Glamour Girl! manent wave was included strictly to make the show's star look li

two days as Cinder- sustaining mus cal programs on the air-one Back in Wheeling after less than "Melodies From the Sky" is one of the most elaborate band, Sara Rehri's appearance was a highlight ella, Sara was greeted by the same home -town of the Harold Stokes shows which brighten M BS schedules. desk! of business of being a star! same cheering citizenry, and at the office, same of the program recently. Ostensible reason for the trip, it was only part

21 CAN RAD O ACTORS ACT? RADIO drama is dependent upon listeners' imagination-and through it becomes the most realistic of all dramatic media. Radio actors, how- ever, cannot "act out" their roles because of the demands of micro- phone technique. Whether they could adapt their air -acting to the needs of the stage has been one of the hottest controversies in the profession. To work out their own answer, a group of Chicago radio artists in 1937 organized "The Little Theater Off Bughouse Square," planned to present plays directed by radio producers, staged by radio technicians, starring radio actors. Now called "The Radio Theater Guild" (since it has had sev- eral successful plays), the group still uses a hired hall near Chicago's famed "Bughouse Square," haven for soap -box orators. The pictures on these pages show the building and presentation of "The Devil Passes," third play staged by the air artists of the "little theater."

Photographs by Bob Graham

Prominent among group's organizers was Arthur Peterson heard ort (left), Bob Graham, NEC sound -effects expert, was technical adviser for the group, "Dan Harding's Wife," other serials. Burr Lee directed stage show, "The took all pictures on these pages except of himself (above). Plays to Devil Passes." He is on "Jack Armstrong," "Orphan presented Annie," and others date have been acclaimed dramatic successes-and have attracted small crowds!

Herbert Nelson, of NBC's "The Guiding Light," and Lenore Kingston, of Betty Caine and MacDonald Carey, of the "First Nighter" cast, played charac- NBC's "Don of Winslow the Navy" cast, were stage -manager and costume - ter parts. The play involves a tragic "truth game," in which each person mistress respectively. Everyone helped work on the play's publicity (above) tells what he wants most, but learns how fulfillment would harm others 22 -.%

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Arthur Peterson, as Rev. Nicholas Lucy, shows each character in the play how his most -cherished wish would bring disaster. Above (in rehearsal) he proves to Norma Peterson her love for Carey would engulf and ruin him

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is to do Norma Peterson of "A Tale of Today" is Mrs. Arthur Peterson. In the play Ray Johnson portrays a fanatical Betty Caine's ambition back to and she alone escapes she meets MacDonald Carey, falls in love with him. When she comes to his minister who is led her duty, and tolerance hurting others In achieving it country cottage, he invites other guests, sets scene for the "truth game" real godliness

Finale of the play (above) finds radio actors forgetting the limitations of cause most shows presented have been "serious" but not overly impressive, radio -studio acting, excelling in theatrical drama. Since these pictures were the group has won little recognition, but still feels its experiment is a success. they and do meet both! made the group has been expanded, will present more and varied plays. Be - Radio and stage make different demands-but can 23 WHAT'S BEC O ME OF r iI ! t 1IiIiL1IIIIItI1III"t"g .. midij{i® ' ! ; lÌï1 f'~ °. ii 1sscät. 1111.1110'., ri:1i111n911%. lillieU11111 11t ! !"w s1 .®- 1 Nei Mgr

Arnold Johnson, one-time employer of ten bands, counted his weekly salary Without a radio sponsor or any other regular employer for more than a in the thousands. Now he leads the life of a gentleman farmer. Broke after year, Joe Cook continues to maintain his palatial Sleepless Hollow home at the '29 crash, maestroing M BS' "1937 Radio Show" aided a slight comeback Lake Hopatcong, N. J. Plans that he'll head a summer show are rumored

Conrad Thibault, on Show Boat Ray Knight ran Cuckoo Hour, Happily married to a Chicago poli- Lennie Hayton's band on a show for three years, resides in New was heard on News of Youth, is tician, Countess Olga Albani has once assured its success. Now he's York, is studying for the opera now working on an interview show retired from regular radio singing on the Coast, "open for bookings"

Since last winter Rubinoff and his orchestra have been Judy, Zeke and Annie Canova, hillbilly singers and comedians, were last heard regularly on on a concert tour covering twenty-six states. About the Woodbury show with Shep Fields in March, 1937, then went to Hollywood to make a movie; June he is expected to be in Hollywood for film work appeared as guests of Ben Bernie, and this month returned from a vaudeville tour of Europe 24 THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS

KVOO-Isham Jones' Orch. KWTO-News Hour of Music WHO-Crescent LOG OF STATIONS KWK-Al & Lee Reiser & Perry KXBY-Dugout Dope Speaks SUNDAY WLW-The Camera Como WJAG-Famous Homes Posted LISTED IN EDITION B-CENTRAL SOUTHWEST WMBH-Keeping WNAX Russ Pike WMBH-Pioneer Headliners Orch. WNAX-.Religious Service May 29 Net- 1:30 9:45 Call Kilo- Power -Three Cheers, male trio: work NBC NBC -Norsemen Quartet: KGBX Letters cycles Watts Location KWK KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) KVOO KARK KTHS (sw-21.5) AFTERNOON Guests: May Singh) Breen and NBC NBC -Romance Melodies: KTHS de Rose. KANS 1210 100 Wichita, Kansas Peter NBC WOW KARK KANS KGBX MORNING NBC-Sport News by Bill Stern KARK 890 1,000 Little Rock, Arkansas 12:00 100 Kansas City, Missouri Local NBC -The Magic Key of RCA; KSH KVOO (sw-15.33) KANS KOIL WREN KCMO 1370 -Everybody's Music: WIBW 7:0 10,000 Lincoln, Nebraska CBS Symphony Orch., dir. Frank CBS 3:00 a.m. CST KFBI-Ascended Masters KFAB KCMO-Vocal Varieties 1050 5,000 Abilene, Kansas Local Black; Milton J. Cross; Guests: NBC -Papal Benediction to Eu- KFEQ-Concert Hall of the Air KFBI String 680 2,500 St. Joseph, Missouri Local KARK KVOO KWK KANS KFBI-Latch charistic Congress: WREN KMOX-Travelogue KFEQ KFEQ-Money Matters Wars 1300 5,000 Wichita, Kansas CBS WREN KOIL KGBX KTHS KANS KOIL WDAF KGBX KWBG-Veterans of Foreign KFH KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist 1210 250 Lincoln, Nebraska CBS & MBS KOA (sw-15.21) WOW (sw-15.21.21.5) KWK-United Charities Reporter KFOR* Anderson. KWBG-Sunday Players 1230 500 Springfield, Missouri N BC Program: Marion The Benediction by Pope Pius KWTO-.Ave Maria Hour KGBX Negro contralto; Linton Wells, KWTO-Piano Rhapsodies the 84th 1430 1,000 North Platte, Nebraska Local XI. bringing to a close KXBY-She's a Sweetheart KGNF speaking from Bogota, Colom- KXBY-The Masters International Eucharistic Con- KLRA 1390 5,000 Little Rock, Arkansas CBS bia: the orchestra will play se- be broad- WDAF-Address, Dr. G. C. Gray WDAF-Winthrop Williams. soloist gress at Budapest, will KMBC 950 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri CBS lections from "I Married an from the Vatican. WOW -Garden of Memory As Seems cast 50,000 St. Louis, Missouri CBS Angel"; and Arthur Guiter- WHO-Strange It 8:00 10:00 KMOX 1090 man's "Ode for Memorial Day," Prgm. 830 50,000 Denver, Colorado NBC -R WJAG-WPA NBC-Russian Melodies: WREN Symphony Orchestra: KOA written for the Magic Key last Old Timers NBC -Home 5,000 Omaha, Nebraska NBC -B & MBS read. WNAX-Happy Jack's (sw-15.21) KARK WHO KOIL 1250 year. will be KANS K'OIL KGBX WDAF Des Moines, Iowa CBS 1:45 of the Air: KSCJ WNAX KRNTt 1320 5,000 CBS-QChurch CBS-Major Bowes: KMOX Sioux City, Iowa CBS NBC -Sunday Dinner at Aunt NBC -Mischa Mischakoff, violin- KMBC WIBW WNAX KMOX KSCJ 1330 5,000 KMBC KWK St. Louis, Missouri NBC -R Fanny's: WDAF WHO WOW ist: KOIL KWK WREN (sw- (sw-21.52) WREN KANS KSD 530 5,000 NBC-Southernaires: 1430 2,500 Des Moines, Iowa NBC -B & MBS (sw-15.33) 15.21) NBC -.Highlights of the Bible: KSOi Strings: KWK KVOO KSTPt 1460 25,000 St. Paul, Minnesota NBC -R CBS -Walberg Brown MBS-A. M. Sullivan, poetry: WDAF WOW KGBX (sw-21.5) MBS-Dr. Charles M. Courboin, KLRA KMOX KFH KTHS 1060 10,000 Hot Springs, Arkansas NBC KSCJ KFOR 8:15 organist: KOIL WHB KFOR KUOA 1250 5,000 Siloam Springs, Arkansas Local MBS-Lamplighter: KCMO-Siesta KFAB-Sunday Morning Roundup Program: Romance (de Pau- NBC Luncheon Lyrics: KFBI KWTO Morning Melodies me), Prelude and Musette en KV00 1140 25,000 Tulsa, Oklahoma KFEQ Timely Tunes KFEQ-Sunday Kansas Local News: WIBW KCMO KXBY of the Air 8:3U Rondeau (Rameau), Air Ma- KWBGtt 1420 100 Hutchinson, KWTO-University Jestuena (Rameau), Benedictu 5,000 St. Louis, Mo. NBC -B & MBS KFEQ-Sidenfaden Varieties WDAF-Sophisticated Swing NBC -Music & American Youth: KWK 1350 (Roger) and Sinfonia (Handel). 5,000 Springfield, Missouri Local KMBC-News; Musical Interlude WHB-Sunshine Boys KTHS KGBX WDAF (sw-21.5) Prgm. KWTO 560 KCMO-Model Homes 120 1,000 Kansas City, Missouri Local KUOA-Studio Mixed Octet WHO -Xavier Cugat's Orch. Ann Arbor High School sea- of Foreign Wars KXBY Highlights choir of 50 mixed voices di- KFBI-Veterans 660 500 Omaha, Nebraska Local KWBG-Weekly WJAG-Washington Letter pella Prgm. WAAW$ rected by Juva N. Highie: Dr. KFEQ-WPA 800 50,000 Fort Worth, Texas NBC & TQN WJAG-Helen Craven Karelia, WMBH-Cheerful Home Chats speaker. Class WBAPi Joseph E. Maddy, KTHS-.Bible 770 50,000 Chicago, Illinois CBS pianist 2:00 -Wings Over Jordan: KSCJ Happened in WBBMt of Music CBS KWBG-News; It 810 50,000 Minneapolis, Minnesota CBS WMBH-Quality Hour CBS -To be announced: KSCJ WIBW WNAX KMBC WCCOt Service KMOX Hutchinson 610 5,000 Kansas City, Missouri NBC -R WNAX-jDevotional KMBC KFAB KMOX (sw- NBC -Dreams of Long Ago: KWK Rhapsody WDAF KXBY-Organ 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B 12:15 15.27) WREN KANS KOIL Vagabonds WENRt WHB-The 800 50,000 Dallas, Texas NBC & TQN MBS-Gotham String Quartet: MBS-Benay Venuta's Prgm.: Hour: (sw-21.52) of Week WFAAt CBS -Children's WJAG-Hits the 720 50,000 Chicago, Illinois MBS KFOR KFOR WHB KWK Funnies: KLRA KFH & Hotshots WGN-1- Reading the WMBH-Harry 860 1,000 Kansas City, Missouri MBS NBC -Sunday Dinner at Aunt NBC -Nat'l Vespers: KGBX KVOO WHB 10:15 1000 50,000 Des Moines, Iowa NBC -R Fanny's: KSD (sw-15.33) WREN KANS KTHS KOIL of Churches WHO KCMO-.Council KCMG -Nathaniel Shilkret's Orch. 580 5,000 Topeka, Kansas CBS News: KUOA WOW KFAB KARK KMOX-Piano Recital WIBW KFAB-Robert Simmons 1060 1,000 Norfolk, Nebraska Local KCMO-Just Joan, songs NBC -Supreme Serenaders: WHO KWBG-Jungle Jim WJAG KFBI-Dance Patterns WLSt 870 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -B KMBC-Strange As It Seems Baseball Game: KLRA KXBY KWK-Dreams of Long Ago & MBS KFEQ-Concert Hall of the Air -f 700 500,000 Cincinnati, Ohio NBC KWBG-Salon Orch. Strange as It Seems: WOW KSD KXBY-Education in Religion W LW KOIL-Pathways WMAQt 670 50,000 Chicago, Illinois NBC -R KXBY-Mail Box Forum KCMG -Musical Interlude; Model WLW-QChurch Forum KWBG-Melodies of Hawaii 250 Joplin, Missouri Local from Hollywood Homes Prgm. Religious Hour WMBH 1420 WHB-Hits WMBH-.The KWTO-Shut-In Club 600 5,000 Cedar Rapids & Waterloo, la. WIBW-Elsa Schlangen, organist KUOA-News Service Rev. WMTt WOW -.Chapel WOW -Eddie Butler, organist NBC -B & MBS WJAG-Andy Moats' Orch. KVOO-Good Neighbors Brown 10:30 Yankton, South Dakota CBS Patricia Neighbors 8:45 WNAX 570 5,000 12:30 KWBG-News; NBC -Radio City Music Hall; 590 5,000 Omaha, Nebraska NBC -R KWTO-Radio Forum WOW - American Broadcast: KFAB-Voice of Cooperation KWK KANS WREN Lawrence, Kansas NBC -B CBS -Pan WDAF-Mixed Quartet Guest: WREN 1220 5,000 KMBC KMOX KFAB WIBW KFEQ-Boarding House Nashville, Tennessee N BC KOIL (sw-15.21) WSM'i 650 50,000 KLRA KFH KSCJ (sw-15.27) WJAG-Requests KMOX-Travelogue Soloists: Viola Philo and Jan WMBH-Community Service Day Saints ree. Rebroadcasts: KSL, 1130; KNX, KWBG-.Latter Pee Frequencies of Stations Carrying NBC -To be announced: KSD WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys The music detail for this program 920; WOAI, 1190; KFI, 640. 9:00 may be found on page 8 thus week. 1050; KPO, 680; KPRC, WDAF (sw-15.33) 2:15 KSCJ WOW CBS -Chas Paul, organist: KCMO-Iet's Dine Out NBC -Supreme Serenaders: WOW KFAB KFH NBC -Meridian Music: WDAF KLRA KMBC KV00 SHORT WAVES KFBI-Kolman's Orch. KSD -News: Silver Flute: KGBX KARK WOW KGBX NBC-National Broadcasting Company NBC Symbol after a pro- KUOA-Pierson's Orch. KCMO-Sweet Music WDAF (sw-21.5) WDAF (sw-15.33) CBS-Columbia Broadcasting System KV00 gram like (sw-9.53), KWBG-Hour of Praise and Ador- KFEQ-Master Singers Rhythms & Tan- CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle MBS-Mutual Broadcasting System MBS-Rhumba KSCJ means that program ation KUOA-Jan Hubati't Orch. gos: KOIL WHB Choir & Organ: KFH NBC-B-National Broadcasting Company WIBW KMOX is broadcast on short KWTO-.Mid-Day Meditations KWBG-Pop Concert News: KTHS KUOA KWBG KLRA KFAB Basic Blue Network with Uncle Herbo WNAX (sw-21.52) NBC-R-National Broadcasting Company waves on 9.53 mega- KXBY-Book Review WDAF-Soloist KARK-Funnies WHB-Lone Ranger WMBH-Moving Stories of Life To be announced KCMO-Bert Buhrman, organist Basic Red Network cycles KANS-News; Samaritan Club WHO -Light Opera Favorites WNAX-Your Favorites KCMO-Salon Music KFEQ-Good TQN-Texas Quality Network KMBC-Sunday Morning Musicale Programs Only WNAX-Veterans of Foreign Wars 2:30 KFBI-Norse Trio t-Night Smith- KUOA-Organ Melodies Programs Only 12:45 NBC -The World Is Yours, KMOX-.Church of the Air *-Special KGBX KWBG-Harold Gregory *-Network Programs Only KXBY-Friendly Church sonian Institute drama: KWK-.Bible Auditorium KARK KVOO WHO KTHS Bouquet KXBY-Hollywood Prevue t$-Daytime Programs Only WHO-Headlines of the Week KWTO-Sunday Lone Ranger "Rare Metals" is the subject Salute WHB-The here were as correct WJAG-News be considered in today's KXBY-Sunday John Zoller NOTICE: The programs as presented to WHO-Master Singers WHO-JRev. companies and RADIO GUIDE 1:00 drama. WMBH-News and as accurate as the broadcasting Castilllians: KSCJ WIBW-Reading the Funnies at the time of going to press. However, emer- CBS -Everybody's Music; Symph. CBS -The 10.45 could make them KMBC KFAB KMOX (sw- WLW-Dr. Dollar gencies that arise at the studios sometimes necessitate eleventh Orch.; Howard Barlow, cond.: KFBI-.Methodist Church Ser- 15.27) WNAX-.Religious Service hour changes in program listings, time, etc. KSCJ KMBC KLRA KFAB Prgm. Highlights vices NBC -Carol Weymann, sop.: KWK WREN -News; s Orch. KMOX (sw-15.27) 9:15 KUOA-Mario Morelli Bell indicates religious services and programs. The muse. detail for this program WREN KANS KOIL . may be found on page 8 th,s week. philosophy: KWBG-Cozy Corner KCMG -Rosario Bourdon's Orch. NBC -Neighbor Nell, Worship Serv. If your favorite station is not listed at quarter or half hour KWK KVOO KWTO-.Sunday NBC -Sunday Driver's: WDAF KFBI-Mary Ellen Rathbun KANS Keith & Smiling petiods, consult the time listings immediately above. The chances West's Music KXBY-Ward KSD WHO WOW (sw-15.33) KFEQ-K F E Cuties KOIL-Madge are that a network program of 30 or 60 minutes' duration is on the Crorus Bill NBC -To be announced; Glenn KSD-Rosario Bourdon's Orch. KTHS-Colored Time air at a quarter-hour when you do not find your station listed. KUOA-Church Bulletin WMBH-Melody Darwin, bar.: WREN KANS KUOA-jRadio Revival Encores 11:00 KARK KTHS (sw-15.21) KWTO-Love Thy Neighbor WHB-Recorded -Madrigal Singers: WHO WHO Day Adventist NBC WJAG-QPresbyterian Church Hebrew empire Into the greatest MBS-John Steele, cousin.: KWK WDAF-Memory Lane -.Seventh WOW KVOO WDAF KGBX country iu the world will he told WREN -Honeymooners & Orch. WMBH-jCommunity Church of is News: KOIL KFOR WAAW WIBW-Half & Half (sw-15.33) when the life of Jezebel Bible Hour 9:30 Program: Vella Pesai, harpsi- the Air dramatized. KCMO-Isham Jones' Orch. WJAG-jLutheran CBS -Major Bowes' Capitol Fam- chordist-Pavan and Luis de WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KFBI-.Lutheran Radio Church WMBH-Gospel Hour ily; Robert Reed, m.e.; Dalton Navarez (Milan), Tecla, Arpa, NBC -Charlotte Lansing, sop.; KFH BaseballGame WNAX-Hillbilly Jamboree Helen Alexander, Vihuela, Magnificat Sexti toni 11:15 Glenn Darwin, bar.; Orch.: KGBX-Master Singers WOW -.Methodist Radio Hour Brothers; and Fabordon y Glosas del Oc- House Nicholas Cosentino, tnr.; KCMO-Harmony WOW KVOO KGBX WDAF KUOA-Ur. Bob Jones, talk 2:45 sop.; tavo Tono (Cabezon). Madrigal Singers KOIL accordion- O KGBX-Master (sw-15.33) KVOO-Music for Men NBC-Rollini String Trio: Charles Magnante, Singers -0 Quam Gloriosum, Johnston's Orch. ist; Sam Herman, xylophonist; Magnum Mysterium, Vere Lan- KUOA-Harold KCMO-W.Y.A. Prgm. KWBG-Album of Familiar Music WREN Orch.: WIBW guores, Jesus Dulcis Memoria, 11:30 KSCJ-Mrs. Reynolds Packard KWTO-Siesta Songs KANS-Town Tattler Waldo Mayo's Ave Maria and Tam Quam ad KSCJ KLRA KFAB KFH (sw- CBS -Europe Calling: KLRA KFH KUOA-Cavallo's Symphonic Band WHB-Power Parade KFBI-Latch String Latronem (Victoria); O Vos of Hol- 21.52) Omnes (Morales) and Ave Vir- KSCJ KMOX KMBC KFOR KWK-Isliam Jones' Orch. WHO-Strange As It Seems KWBG-Country Church NBC -America Abroad, talk: KV00 go Sanctissima (Guerrero). In a talk from London, Com- WHB-Schemes That Skin WIBW-Sunday Players lywood KSL mander A. B. Campbell will de- WHO -Humanitarian Hour KTHS KARK KGBX (sw-21.5) CBS-QChurch of the Air: the WJAG-Harold Kline & Floma KWK-Georgia Wildcats scribe "The Last Voyage of WNAX-News Prgm. NBC -Louise Florea, sop.: KANS KLRA KFOR KSCJ KMOX H.M.S. Otranto." Commander Taylor WDAF-Showalter ROIL WREN KWK KFH Campbell was Senior Naval Re- 11:45 WMBH-In Our Garden 3:00 KTHS KWBG serve Officer of the Otranto when NBC -Marion Talley (Ry-Krisp); News: KWTO WAAW .Church Services: Gold; David Ross; WNAX-Guest Prgm. the ship, convoying troop ships CBS -Poet's Josef Koestner's Orch.; Chor- KCMO-Hymns of the Churches KARK-jNazarene Church 1,000 American sol- KSCJ KMOX 1:15 Buccaneers and carrying Orch.: KLRA us: WHO WDAF WOW (sw- KFBI-Mission Church Quartet KCMO-The diers, was rammed and sank in a KFH NBC -To be announced; Orch.: KMBC-Let's Pretend KFAB- Congregational Church hurricane off the west coast of Entertain: WREN KANS KARK KTHS 9.53) island of Islay on October 8, MBS-Chas. & Jane KMOX-Piano Recital KFEQ-11 First Baptist Church the KGBX (sw-15.21) KSCJ KFH Church Choir 1918. WHB KFOR CBS -Texas Rangers: KTHS-To be announced KMBC-Stone Church of Hol- MBS-On a Sunday Afternoon: KMBC (sw- Ron, songs KANS-A,Country KMOX KFAB KUOA-.Morning Worship Ser- KUOA-Charlotte & NBC -Empires of the Moon, lywood KOIL KFOR WHB KWK KXBY-Unity School KOIL 15.27) vice drama: WREN KANS KCMO-Green Bros. Orch. KCMO-Dick Leibert, organist KXBY-"I Am" Presence WHB-Easy Chair Revue The story of the arrow that Prgm. (Continued on Next Page) to build the KMBC-David Morantz KVOO-Muelbach WDAF-Home Folks WIBW-.Methodist Church pierced a plot indicates that this program may be heard by Symbols in parentheses, such as (sw-9.53), appearing after a program listing foreign short-wave programs, please see page 12 PLEASE NOTE: tuning in 9.53 megacycles frequency on your short-wave dial. For 25 4:45 KWBG-Newa KWK-Georgia KFAB-Sunday Reveries Good Widlcats SUNDAY Listening for Sunday KXBY-Choral Club WBAP-Music KFEQ-American Scene in a Sentimental Further details and stations which will broadest these programs may ba WENR-Vocal Varieties Mood KUOA-Mat Rolikoff's Orch. found in th adjapnt program columns at the tin, hereunder Indicated WIBW-Home of Tomorrow W1BW-Emahizer's Melodies May 29 WDAF-Drums, drama WLW-Academy WHB-Modern MORNING Theater 10:00 Choir WMT-Court of Missing Heirs WJAÇ-Gospel Singers NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KOA 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) Radio City Music WNAX-Popular Composers (3:00 p.m. ' Hall, KARK WMAQ WDAF WBAP Continued) 5:00 WREN -The Shadow, drama NBC NBC. NBC -Harry Owens' NBC -There Was a Woman, dra- -Jell-O Prgm.; Jack Benny, Orch.: KANS 8:15 WREN ma: WREN KANS KTHS KWK comedian; Abe Lyman's Orch.: 11:30 CST (sw-6.14) (12:30 CDT) Europe Calling, CBS. KFH-Hollywood Scoops CBS KGBX KVOO KOIL (ew- KV00 KSD (sw-9.53) (also at -Will Osborne's Orch.: KMOX KGBX-Mormon Tabernacle Choir 15.21) 9:30 p.m.) AFTERNOON WCCO WBBM WNAX KLRA KLRA-To be announced KFAB KSCJ KFH (sw-612) The story of Cleopatra and CBS -Joan Julius Caesar will be dramatized & Kermit, sketch: 12:00 CST (1:00 KOIL-The Int'1 Problem MBS-Dick Leibert's Orch.: KMOX CDT) The Magic Key, NBC. WGN with Mercedes McCambrdge KSCJ KFAB KFH (sw- WENR-Car Card Carnival News: WHO WIBW KGBX and Bob Griffin starring In the 11.83) 12:30 CST (1:30 CDT) Pan-American Broadcast, WIBW-Lois Elliman, songs KTHS lead roles. NBC -Popular Classics: WREN CBS. 8:30 KCMO-Lights & Shadows KARK-aNazarene Church KANS (sw-11.87) KCMG-Symphonic Choir 1:00 CST (2:00 CBS -Skelly Court of Missing KMBC-Studio Prgm. MBS-Hawaii Calls: KWK KOIL CDT) Everybody's Music, CBS. Heirs: WBBM KRNT KFAB KSTP-Memory Pictures KFBI-Sophisticated Swing WHB KFOR KFEQ-Musical Matinee 4:00 CST (5:00 CDT) Joe Penner, CBS. KMOX WIBW WCCO KSCJ KWK-Academy Theater of the Ave Maria Hour: KCMO KWBG KMBC KFH WNAX Air KUOA-College of Music WMBH 4:00 CST (5:00 CDT) George Jessel Program, KXBY-JReverend Wilson KWBG-Under the Capital Dome Dance Orch.: WDAF WOW NBC -Hollywood Playhouse (Wood- M BS. WENR-Music as You Desire It KWTO-Baseball Game bury) ; Tyrone Power & Guests; KARK-Sketch; Legion Speaks WLW-Paul Sullivan, news WHB-To be announced KFBI-Captains of Industry 5:00 CST (6:00 Harry Sosnik's Orch.: WSM WIBW-Matinee CDT) Jack Benny, NBC. WOW -Job Clinic Melodies KFEQ-Baseball Scores KOA WFAA KARK (also see WJAG-Requests 5:30 CST (6:30 WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. KGBX-Concert Hall CDT) Phil Baker, CBS. 7 p.m.) 10:15 WNAX-Guest Prgm. KMBC-Happiness Afoot 5:30 CST (6:30 MBS-Good Will NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: WHO 3:15 KTHS-Swinging CDT) Baker's Broadcast, NBC. Hour (Ironized Strings Yeast): WLW KSD KTHS KGBX KFBI-Betty Huxell KUOA-Civic Hour MBS-Dick Leibert's Drifters NIGHT Orch.: WLW KWBG- KWTO-Baseball Flashes NBC-Univ. of Chicago Round KFH-Five Star Final WMBH-Music Graphs KXBY-Sweet Swing 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Chase and Sanborn Hour, Table Discussion: WMAQ WHO KSTP-Night Extra 3:30 WHO-Ferde Grofe's Orch. NBC. WDAF KSTP KSD (sw-9.53) WCCO-Cedric Adams NBC -Radio Newsreel (Ener- WIBW-The People Speak MBS-Your Sunday Date: 10:30 gine) with Parks WNAX-Southern Normal Prgm. 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Ford Sunday Evening WGN Johnson & KSO KFOR WMT NBC -One Man's Family: KPO Wallace Butterworth, inter- 5:15 Hour, CBS. KFI (also see Wed. Prgms. at viewing: KARK-Studio Ensemble KSD WHO WDAF 7:00 CST (8:00 CBS -Headlines & Bylines: KLRA 6 p.m.) WOW (sw-15.33) KFBI-World Dances CDT) Tyrone Power, NBC. (sw-11.83) KFEQ-Songs of the Day 8:30 NBC -Cheerio: WREN KANS KSO CBS -Nat Brandwynne's Orch.: CBS -Guy Lombardo's CST (9:30 CDT) University of Chicago KFAB Orchestra KMBC-As You Like It Round WENR KOIL (sw-11.87) WBBM KSCJ WNAX I Bond Bread) : KFH Table Discussions, NBC. KRNT KMBC KWTO-P.-T. A. Prgms. KCMO-Dance Gems WIBW KMBC KLRA KMOX (sw-15.27) WIBW-News NBC -Fletcher 9:00 CST (10:00 CDT) Walter Winchell, NBC. KTHS-American Legion Forum Henderson's Orch.: 5:30 KGBX WMAQ KARK WSM NBC -To be announced: KV0O KWK-Pop Concerts CBS -Phil Baker. comedian KSD KOA WHO KTHS CBS -Oliver Drake, news oddities: (Gulf KXBY-Dancing Under the Stars Oil) ; NBC -Ina KSCJ KFAB Beetle & Bottle; Oscar WOW -Orchestra Ray Hutton's Orch.: Bradley's Orch.: KLRA WREN KANS (sw-6.14) NBC -Jean Sablon, songs: WREN 8:45 Guest: Walter Connolly. MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN KANS KARK KOIL (sw- KGBX-Shadow Mystery KOIL 15.21) NBC -Ozzie Nelson's WMT KFOR KSTP Orchestra WAR KTHS-Master Singers KSO MBS-A Man Who Won the War, (Baker's Broadcast) ; Feg Mur- ADMIRAL vs. SEABISCUIT 9:00 Dance Orch.: WDAF WBAP drama: KWK WHB ray & Harriet Hilliard: KOIL NBC WOW Don't miss the thrill of the -Walter Winchell's Jergen's News: KCMO KWK KCMO-Xavier Cugat's Orch. WREN KVOO KARK KWK racing season tomor- Journal: row when the WSM KARK WRAP KFH-400 Club Orch. KFBI-Salina Ministerial Alliance KTHS (sw-11.87) match race between War Admiral KPRC WOAI KOA (also at KGBX-Sunday Evening Altar KGBX-Sunday Song Service and Seabiscuit is aired over the CBS network 7:30 NBC -Interesting Neighbors, Jerry p.m.) KMOX-Headline Highlights KTHS-Top Tunes Parade at 4:00 p.m. EDT (3:00 EST and CDT, 2:00 CST. Belcher; Dean Fossler, KXBY-In Town Tonite KUOA-Salon Orch. organ- 1:00 MST, 12:00 PST). CBS -Duke Ellington's Orch.: ist (F. W. WCCO-Baseball Scores KWBG-Gladys Guenther Fitch Co.): WDAF WNAX KRNT KLRA KFAB WOW KANS KSD WHO WMBC WLW-Moonlight Garden's Orch. WIBW-The Concert Master (sw- WSCJ WBBM WCCO 9.53) NBC -Clyde McCoy's Orch.: WHO WOW-Chermot Ballroom WNAX-The Blue Four 10:45 CBS -Week -End (sw-9.53) 3:45 Potpourri: KSCJ 6:30 KXBY-Jack England NBC NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: KFAB WNAX -News; Blue Barron's Orch.: CBS -Dave Bacal, organist: KSCJ CBS -Summer Session: KMOX WFAA-Treasure Gold WREN KANS KGBX WBAP KFAB MBS-Hollywood Whispers: WHB KFH WNAX KMBC KLRA WHB-Penthouse NBC -Ina Ray Hutton's KFOR Party MBS-Your Sunday Date: KSTP Orch.: NBC -The Master Builder: KARK KSCJ WCCO KFAB KRNT WSM-Lyric Moods KWK KFOR WENR KANS KCMO-Ferde Grofe's Orch. (sw-11.83) 7:15 News: KRNT WMT KOIL KCMO-Harmony Isle News: WAAW WMBH KFBI.Old Fashioned Revival NBC KSO -Songs We Remember: WLS KARK-Dick Burton's Orch. KCMO-aBaptist Church KMOX-Carl Lorch's Orch. KOIL-Gems of Melody KFEQ-Zerbst Capsule Hour WREN KSO WMT WHB KOIL KCMO-Curtain Calls KWK-Larry Funk's Orch. KFH-Sports Salute KFH-All Girl Minstrels KWBG-Memory Lane KANS KXBY-WPA Concert KMOX-Evening 11:00 WNAX-Freeman Junior KGBX-Assembly Vespers Serenade College MBS-Charioteers: KWK KFOR WFAA-Magyar Gypsy Orch. KSD-Money Matters NBC -Stan Norris' Orch.: WMAQ WREN -George Hall's Orc.h KMBC-1 Vesper Service WHB 7:30 KTHS-Romance of Oil KARK KANS WREN WBAP 4:00 KMOX-France Laux, sporta KCMO-Chansonette NBC -American Album KOIL KGBX WSM KUOA-Warren of Famil- KXBY-f,Metropolitan Church CBS -Joe Penner; Paula Gayle, Daniels' Orch. KFEQ-News iar Music (Bayer NBC -Bob Chester's Orch.: KWBG-Singing Aspirin), WDAF-Vic Arden's Orch. KSD songs; Gene Austin, songs; Policeman KGBX-Dance Orch. Frank Munn, tnr.; Bertrand WENR WHO KSTP KWTO-Missouri Teachers' Prgm. WENR-Globe Trotter Ben Pollack's Orch. (Coco - KUOA-Howard Quartet Hirsch, violinist; Jean Dick- CBS -Andy Kirk's Orch.: KFH malt): KFAB KXBY-aRev. George Griffith WIBW-Sport Review KMOX KMBC KWTO-Success Story enson, sop.; Gus Haenschen's WLW-Hour of Charm KFAB KMBC KSCJ WBBM (also KNX KSL at 10 p.m.) WIBW-Hit Revue KXBY-Sport Review Orch.: KOA KSD WHO WOW WMAQ-Academy Theater WIBW KRNT KMOX WCCO WMBH-Violin Melodies WBBM-Herzel Junior WMAQ MBS-George Jessel Prgm.; Nor- College WFAA WDAF KSTP WOW -Terry Carpenter WNAX 5:45 WGN-Jack Russell's Orch. WSM (sw-9.53) ma Talmadge; Tommy Tucker's MBS-Brown 9:15 MBS-Vincent Pirro's Orchestra: Sisters, songs: WHB WIBW-Senator Capper KSO -Orch.: KWK WHB KOIL KFOR NBC NBC -Irene Rich (Welch Grape WGN KLRA WMT KWK WNAX-aReligious Service -Walter Winchell's Jergen's KFOR News: Journal: Juice); Drama: KGO WSM NBC-aCatholic Hour: WDAF KCMO KMOX 6:45 KOIL WMT KWK KCMO-Dancing KFH-An Orchid KSO WLW KARK KGBX WBAP KOA Under the Stars WOW KARK KGBX KTHS to You MBS-News Testers: WHB KFOR WENR WREN KMBC-Midnight KUOA-Irving (sw-11.87) (also (also see 7:45 p.m.) Headlines WHO (sw-9.53) Mixed Quartet KWK at 9 p.m.) KOA-Night Editor KWTO-Pepper Uppers' Dance NBC -Musical Camera: WREN KCMO-Let's Dance NBC -Reader's Guide: KVOO NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WMT KTHS-Sports; Dance Orch. Parade NBC KVOO KANS KFEQ-On the Mall MBSF-RReeggie Child's Orch.: WGN -Clyde McCoy's Orch.: WENR KXBY-Tales of the Supernatural KCMO-Bert Buhrman, pianist KGBX-Old Refrains R CBS -Duke Ellington's Orch.: WDAF-Nighthawks KFBI-,a Swedish Services KUOA-Sunday at Twilight KANS-Ports of Call KRNT WIBW WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review KFEQ-American Bar Association NIGHT KXBY-QRabbi Mayerberg KARK-News; Concert Hall MBS-Enric Madriguera's Orc.h: WOW -Evening Reveries KFH-aSynagogue Service WBBM-Carlos Molina's Orch. KCMO-Marek Weber's Orch. KOIL KWK KFOR KSO 11:15 KSCJ-College WGN-Arthur Days Sears Henning KGBX-Exposing the Rackets; KSTP-Dance Orch. CBS -Husk O'Haré s Orch.: KFH KUOA-News 6:00 WIBW-Aristocrats of Swing WCCO-Cedric Adams WCCO NBC -Chase Sunday at Twilight KMOX WBBM KRNT KWBG-News; Ship o' & Sanborn Hour, 7:00 WDAF-Sidestreets of Dreams Don KXBY-Swingphonic Hour the News WIBW KFAB KMBC KSCJ KWTO-Drury College Prgm. Ameche, m.c.; Robert NBC -Manhattan Merry -Go-Round WGN-Jack Russell's Orch. WNAX Armbruster's Orch.; Dorothy 7:45 WIBW-Society of Friendly (Dr. Lyons) ; Rachel Carley, WHO-Sports Review NBC -Bob Chester's Lamour, sop.; NBC -Irene Rich (Welch Grape Orch.: WOW WMBH-Tango Tunes Stroud Twins, vocalist; Pierre La Kreeun, 9:30 KOA comedians; Edgar Bergen, Juice); Drama: WREN WENR WNAX-Songs of Jimmy Morgan ven- tnr.; Men About Town; NBC -Jell -0 Prgm.; Jack Benny: MBS-Vincent Pirro's Orch.: triloquist, with Charlie Mc- WMT KOIL KWK KSO (sw WLW 4:15 Don Donnié s Orch.: KOA WOW WSM WHO KARK KOA KTHS-Wings Over the Carthy; John Carter, 11.87) (also see 9:15 p.m.) World KCMO-Aloha Land tnr.; WMAQ WDAF KSTP KSD KANS WDAF KGBX (also see 11:30 Guest: KARK WHO KOA KFEQ-Organ Reveries KSD WOW WHO (sw-9.53) MBS-Reggie Child's Orch.: WHB 5 p.m.) NBC -Dean Fossler, KVOO WFAA WMAQ WOW organist: KSCJ-Sioux City Schools KFOR KANS WREN WMAQ WLW WDAF KSTP WSM NBC -Hollywood Playhouse NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: KWK KUOA-Meditations KANS-Orch.; News CBS -Henri Gendron's Orchestra: KTHS (sw-9.53) (Woodbury) ; Tyrone Power & WREN WMAQ WIBW-Harmony Hall KCMO-On the Mall KMOX KRNT WBBM Guest; Harry Sosnik's Orch. CBS -Leighton Noble's Orchestra: KMBC WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys CBS -The World Dances; Lud KGBX-News KFH WNAX KFAB KSCJ 4:30 KSO WMT KOIL WREN KVOO-Dance Orch. KSCJ KLRA WNAX KMBC Gluskin's Orch.: KLRA WCCO KWK WENR KFOR NBC -Hal Dreiske's Orch.: WDAF CBS -Phil Cook's Almanac; Ray WLW (sw-11.87) WGN-News; Sports WBBM KFAB WIBW WBAP KRNT KSCJ WIBW KMOX (also KRNT KFH (sw-6.12) KARK KSTP WOW Bloch's Orch.: KMOX KSCJ at 8:30 p.m.) WLW-Unbroken Melodies WSM KMBC WBBM KFH WBBM NBC -News; Burt KSD WHO KGBX KOA WIBW KMBC KFH 8:00 Farber's Orch.: WENR (sw-11.83) (sw-11.83) CBS -Ford Sunday Evening Hour; (sw-9.53) NBC -Canadian Grenadier Guards NBC MBS-Good Will Hour (Ironized MBS-Dean Hudson's -Spy at Large, drama: KANS Guest; Symph. Orch. & MBS-QOId Fashioned Revival: Orch.: KSO Band, Capt. J. J. Gagnier, dir.: KSO Yeast): WGN KOIL WGN WMT WREN (sw-11.87) Chorus under dir. of John Bar- KOIL WMT KFOR KSO KWK WREN KTHS KANS KGBX MBS-Forum: KFOR WGN biroli: KSCJ KFAB WCCO CBS -Grand Central KLRA-Radio Night Club KWK KOIL Station, drama MBS-Musical Mirror: WGN News: KOIL KXBY KFH WBBM WIBW KMOX (Listerine): KRNT KMOX KCMO-Melody Time KTHS-Just Music NBC -A Tale of Today, sketch: KXBY-Lucille's KCMO-Evening Musicale KRNT KLRA KMBC WNAX KFAB KMBC WBBM WCCO KMOX-The Shadow, drama Paradise WOW (sw-9.53) KGBX-Organ Reveries (sw-11.83) (sw-11.83) WCCO-Men of Music Pepper -Uppers: WDAF Guest: Helen KSTP-Aloha Land KVOO KUOA-Evening Concert Jepson. KTHS-Sunday Concert WLW-Chas. Randall's Orch. KSD KARK KWK-Sports The music detail for this program NBC-Hour of Charm (General 11:45 Review; News may be found on page g ths week. KXBY-Highlights of Week KCMO-Safety Service Concert Electric): WMAQ WOW WHO CBS -Jimmy Noone's Orch.: KSCJ KWTO-jChristian Science Prgm. MBS-Court WBAP-Dance Orch. KFAB-Governor Cochran WEB -John Wahlstedt, tnr. of Human Relations KSTP WSM WDAF WFAA WNAX KRNT KMBC KFAB (Vadsco Sales Corp.): WGN WCCO-Trade Week KFBIQAve Maria Hour WLS-Don Kelley's Sport Scoop KOA KSD (sw-9.53) WBBM KLRA-Harding College WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Or- WMT-Baseball Scores KANS-News; Sports Round -Up NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: chestra KMOX-When Day Is Done KUOA-Mischia Stanley WNAX-For Mother & Dad KARK-Baseball Facts KANS KWK 12:00 KWBG-Sod Busters; KGBX KV00 WLW-Country Sunday News 6:15 KCMO-Popular Orch.; Model KSO (sw-11.87) 9:45 KMOX-Dancing Time KWTO-Teachers College Prgm. KGBX-Country Church in Holly- Homes Prgm. KOA-News WHB-Travel Man KARK-/Nazarene Church NBC -Burt Farber's Orch.: KGBX wood KFEQ-Dance Music KCMO-Sunday Song Service KSTP-Continental Nites WHO-Baseball Time KTHS KOIL-Rackets Unstrung KGBX-Salvation Army Prgm. KFH-Romance in Rhythm CBS -Leighton Noble's KXBY-Good Dancing WJAG-News KWK-Wings Over the Orchestra: World KUOA-aVespers KLRA-Fur Review KFAB WCCO WLW-Billy Snider's Orch. WMBH-Barbara Tracy, reader KWTO-Sports Box KV00-Court of Missing Heirs KOIL-To be announced WCMO-Cuban Casino WOW -Music WNAX-U. of South Dakota WMT-Sweet Music KWTO-The Melodians KTHS-Sunday Concert KSTP-Famous Homes End of Sunday Programs 26 13 7/33 MBS-Start of Speedway Race: WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KTHS-Merry-Go-Round KUOA-1260 Friendly Street KFReadOR WOW -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch MONDAY the story on page 4 of the AETERNOON KWBG-News; Mary Winner MORNING annual classic at Indianapolis. 10:45 e- CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch (An- KWTO-Organ Reveries Inc., sketch KXBY-Leigh Havens Presents May 30 7:00 a.m. CST NBC -Kitty Keene, acin) : KMBC KMOX KFAB 12:00 (Dreft): KV00 WDAF WHO NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: CBS -Progress of Speedway Race: WHB-Voice of Kansas City NBC -Herman & Banta: (sw- WMBH-Rhythm Makers WOW KWK KLRA KMOX WNAX KSCJ KXBY-News; Melody Lane 21.5) NBC -Getting the Most Out of WIBW WNAX-Petroleum Parade CBS -Dear Columbia; News: Judy & Jane: WOW KFH (sw-15.27) WHB-Moods in Music Life, Dr. Wm. Stidger: (sw- Lady Courageous, sketch: WDAF WREN -The Range Riders (sw-21.52) NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch (Gold WMBH-On the Mall 15.21) KSD Medal): WDAF KWK WOW 1:15 NBC -Breakfast Club; Orch. & Ma Perkins, WNAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs Inspirational talks by Dr. KFBI-Ralph & Marie WHO (sw-15.21-15.33) NBC-Oxydol's Own Soloists; News: WREN KTHS William L. Stidger, clergyman, sketch:_ KSD KV00 WHO 1:45 KGBX KARK author and lecturer, will he the KFEQ-Weather Bureau NBC -Arlington Amphitheater Me- NBC -The Guiding Light (White series. The KFH-Memory Teasers WDAF WOW KCMO KUOA feature of this new morial Day Service: WREN Naptha) : KTHS WDAF WOW News: WMBH will base his CBS -Matinee in Manhattan: KWBG WIBW KOIL Boston clergyman KGNF-Henry King's Court KANS KSD WHO KV00 discussions on his own wide Moods David KFOR Musical Clock: KANS KFEQ the conversa- KOIL-Modern Address by Senator CBS -Nan Wynn, songs: KFOR experiences and KSCJ-Livestock; Real Estate Walsh of Massachusetts: Prayer KARK-QChurch of Christ 7:15 tions he has held with prominent by Rev. F. Carruthers; WIBW KSCJ (aw-15.27) people in many countries. News John KCMO-Sidewalk Snooper NBC -Person to Person, songs: Benediction by Rev. William M. KFEQ-Studio Roundup KARK-Consolairs CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry) : KUOA-Alice Marsh, verse La Itoucbe: Music the U. S. (sw-21.5) by KFH-Baseball Game KCMO-Keeper of the Keys News: WOW KMBC WHB KFAB WNAX KMOX KMBC KWBG-QDevotinnal Hour Marine Band KFAB-News & Markets KFH KWTO-Farm & Home Hour News: WMBH KGNF KFAB KGBX-Musical Workshop WNAX WJAG the Studio Grand KFBI-Tonic Tunes KANS-Weather; Lost & Found; KXBY-Percy Howard KVOO KCMO WIBW KTHS KGNF-Ralph at Time 7:30 KMOX-Helpful Harry; Let's Com- KFEQ-Novelty NBC-Landt Trio; News: (sw- News WHB-(Vlasey Kilmer, tnr. WAAW KGBX-Old Refrains KARK-Morning Melodies WHO -Hilltop House, sketch News; Markets: WHB KMBC pare Notes Cal- 21.5) Makers KGNF-This Week's Social News: KCMO-Classified Ads WMBH-Stooks;. News To be announced: KGBX KARK KWBG-Merry Music NBC -Breakfast Club; KWK-Great Works of Man endar KANS KLRA-Allay Presents 11:00 KFEQ-Markets KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketch & KXBY-Radio Want Ads : KFOR KOIL-Homemakers' Club CBS-The Goldbergs, sketch (Ox- KFBI-Country Home & Frank KMBC-Lady in Blue CBS -Four Clubmen WAAW-Market Close & Sum- KMOX KSCJ-Parent Talk ydol) : KMOX KMBC WNAX Herb KWBG-Echoes of Lite Opera mary News: KWTO KFEQ WAAW KSD-To be announced NBC -Vincent Curran, bar.: KSD KOIL-Street Reporter KWK-Women KTHS-Ranch Boys (sw-15.33) KSD-Sports Preview WHB-Sunshine Boys Dude Rancher: KFBI WNAX 1:20 KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch Musical Clock: WOW WDAF KUOA-Gospel Singer CBS -To be announced: KLRA KUOA-Gems of Melody KXBY-Day Dreaming NBC -Progress of Speedway Race: WHB KOIL KWBG-Poetry Man MBS-Happy Garg: KOIL KWBG-News; It Happened in WHB-Beauty Forum KWTO-Ozark Newsettes; Weather KFEQ WMBH KUOA Hutchinson KOIL WREN KANS 7:45 Markets: Read the story on page 4 of the WJAG-Russell Jensen, organist NBC -Amanda Snow, songs: (sw- & Health Hints KCMO-News; Music Briefs; Hol- KWTO-Singin' Sam annual classic at Indianapslis. WMBH-Markets & News 21.5) KXBY-Board of Trade; Social lywood Hilites WJAG-Hospital Reports; Markets 1:30 WNAX-Judy & Jane CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch Calendar KFBI-Kolman's Orch. NBC -Memorial Day Service from 2:00 WHB-Story Behind the Song KFH-Grain Market; Livestock 12:15 Gettysburg: WREN KOIL (Old Dutch Cleanser): KMOX CBS -The Dictators: KFH KLRA KFAB WIBW-Protective Service Market; Colortones KANS (sw-15.21) KMOX WNAX H. News: KANS KVOD 10:00 KFOR-News Address by Senator Arthur Prgm. NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, Vandenburg of Michigan; Lin- 8:00 NBC -Start of Speedway Race; KGNF-P.T.A. sketch (Gold KWK coln's Gettysburg Address read KWBG-News; To be announced Medal): THRILL CBS-Pretty Kitty Kelly. sketch News: WREN KGBX KANS WDAF WOW (sw-15.21) by Hon. W. C. Sheely, presiding KFH Read the story on page 4 of the KXBY-Unity School WHO judge of the courts of Adam (Wonder Bread): KMOX annual classic at Indianapolis. Luncheon Music: KGBX KGNF KSCJ KLRA WDAF-Linda's First Love, sketch County; Invocation by Dr. Henry It's only a horse race News: KOIL KUOA WJAG W. A. Hanson, president of Get- Neighbors, NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs: WHB-Ranch Boys 20 million people NBC -Just sketch KCMO-Noontime Notions tysburg College. but KOIL KANS KWK WREN WDAF WHO -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch will be listening when CBS -Melody Rambling: KFH WIBW-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes NBC -Pepper Young's Family, (sw-15.21) KFBI-Closing Markets War Admiral and Sea - NBC -Malcolm Claire: KARK WIBW WJAG-Musical Masterpieces sketch (Camay Soap) : KSD biscuit challenge each CBS -Mary Margaret McBride, WOW-Toby's Corntussle News KFEQ-Musicai Moments KV00 WDAF WHO WOW KV00 KMBC-Tex Owens, songs other to the right to columnist (Minute Tapioca) : 11:15 CBS -Northern Baptist Conven- Coffee Pot Inn: WNAX WHO People KFAB KMBC KMOX CBS & Sade, sketch (Cris- KSCJ-Voice of the tion: KSCJ WIBW KFOR the name of champion WOW -Vic KVOO-Music; KXBY WMBH News: KUOA WAAW KMOX KMBC WNAX Sports (sw-15.27) of the American turf. News: co): KWBG-Four Leaf Clovers Devotional: KGNF WJAG KARK-QNazarene Church As a highlight of the national See listings below. CBS -To be announced: KLRA KWTO-Topnotchers convention of the Northern Bap- 8:15 KCMO-News; Symphonetta tist Convention in Milwaukee, a KFBI-Traffic Interview NBC -Mrs. Wigg: of the Cabbage KXBY-Board of Trade; Opera NBC -Walter Blaufuss' Orches- WHB-Accent on talk on religione liberty by Dr. KARK KV00 KFEQ-Easy to Remember Patch (Old English Wax): Swing James H. Rushbrooke, executive tra: WOW WHO KSD WIBW-Dinner Hour CBS-Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral: NBC -Asher & Little Jimmie, cow- KGNF-The Scene Changes secretary of the Baptist World NBC -Three Romeos: (sw-15.33) WMBH-Swing Time Alliance of London, will be KLRA KSCJ (sw-l5.27) boy songs: WREN KOIL KWK KLRA-Woman's Magazine broadcast. page a yaa wihi Rod an hntereat- KOIL-News; Weather MBS-Happy Gang: KFOR WNAX-News; Markets enq story shout this unusual 'watch (sw-15.21) KCMO-Just Joan, songs KCMO-Dance Time CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch (Su- KSCJ-To be announced 12:30 KFAB-Bill Miller, songs sacred KGNF-Tuneful Tempos NBC -Memorial Day Service: Race: Suds) : KLRA KFH KFAB KSD-Mrs. Dodsworth, Day by NBCFinish of Speedway per KFEQ-Missouri Organ KFBI-News & Friendly Farmers KMOX WIBW WNAX Day KOIL KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers WREN KGBX KARK KANS 8:30 KTHS-Time For Thought KFH-Singin' Sam CBS -Three Consoles: WIBW KOIL KTHS (sw-15.21) KOIL-Waltz Time KGBX-Melody Time Read the story on page 4 of the s c h KVOO-Dan Harding's Wife, (sw-15.27) NBC-Attorney -at -Law, k et Page Drama KGNF-Musical Memories annual classic at Indianapolis. Floor KWK sketch KSCJ-Front NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch (Johnson's Wax): KUOA-Vic Arden's Orch. KLRA-Linda's First Love, sketch Wife, sketch (Dr. KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) KWBG-News; Gems of the Mast- Gold Medal): KWK WOW NBC-Backstage KWBG-Tex Edwards KMBC-Happy Kitchen Lyons): WDAF WOW WHO CBS -Hilltop House, sketch (Palm- ers WHO WDAF (sw-1533-1521) KMOX-Magic Kitchen KXBY-Your Problem & Mine News: KXBY KFEQ KWTO KSD olive Soap) : KFAB KMOX KWK-Three-Quarter Time KUOA-Continental Nights WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch (Su- WIBW WNAX KLRA KFH KWTO-Shades in Harmony KGBX KWBG-Markets KXBY-Organ Rhapsody WHB-Kenneth Kay KANS-Mystic Melodies per Suds) : KMBC NBC-Happy Jack, songs: KGBX Hour KWK-Harold Stokes' Orch. WHB-North Side Court WIBW-Dinner KARK-Light Crust Doughboys Page) KARK WMBH-Master Singers KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys (Continued on Next Markets: KFBI KFEQ WAAW WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch KCMO-Musical Menu 8:45 WJAG-News; Curtain Raiser 11:30 KFAB-Dinner Call NBC -Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN WMBH-Margaret Malin CBS -The Road of Life, sketch KFBI-Voice of the People KWK WNAX-(Devotional Service (Chipso): KMOX KFH-Voice of the Farm CBS -Stepmother, sketch (Col- WOW -Mystery Chef NBC -Mother - in - Law, sketch KGNF-It Just Happen -d gate) : KMBC KMOX 10:15 WREN KVOO KANS KGBX KLRA-Serenaders NBC -The Woman in White, sketch NBC -The O'Neills. sketch (Ivory KARK KTHS KMBC-Texas Rangers (Pillsbury) : WDAF KSD Soap) : WOW WDAF NBC -John's Other Wife (Louis KMOX-Linda's First Love WHO WOW (sw-21.5) NBC -Speedway Race; News: Philipoe) : WHO WOW KSD KSCJ-Master Breeder CBS -Elsie Thompson, organist: KTHS WREN KOIL CBS -To be announced: KMOX KTHS-Swinging Strings KLRA CBS -Tower Town Tempos: KFH KLRA KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: (sw- KMOX WNAX WIBW KSCJ NBC -Words & Music: (aw- KVOO-Bob Wills' Playboys 15.21) MBS-Radio Garden Club: KWK 15.33) KWBG-Man on the Street TIME CHANGE 9:00 Markets: WAAW KGBX MBS-Rex Battle's Orch.: WHB WHB-Silver Sails CBS -Ruth Carhart, songs: KSCJ KCMO-Today & Tomorrow KOIL KFOR WJAG-Weather; Police Reports; FOR KLRA KFOR KFAB-Weather & Markets KCMO-For the Ladies Andy Moat's Orch. CRISCO'S NBC-The Story of Mary Marlin, KFBI-Monitor News KFBI-Tin Pan .Alley WMBH-Street Broadcast sketch (Ivory Flakes): (sw- KFEQ-Ben Henderson KFH-Judy & Jane WNAX-Melodiers 15.21) KGNFShoppers Prgm. KGNF-Livestock Reports 12:45 AND of NBC -David Harum, sketch (Bab- KMBC-Woman in the Store KSCJ-Pelletier Pointers; Sons NBC -Memorial Day Service: VIC SADE O): KSD WHO WDAF WOW KSD-Green Brothers' Orch. Pioneers; News WREN NBC -Originalities: KARK KTHS KUOA-Dr. Russel Austin, talk KUOA-Three Merry Men NBC -Hymns of All Churches: Lovable Home Folks MBS-Pinky Hunter, songs: WHB KV00-Brains of Bright Hope KWBG-Organ Novelties (Gold Medal): WHO WDAF Radio's News: WREN KGBX KWBG-Viola Darby KWK-The Morning After WOW KWK (sw-15.21-15.33) Lady Courageous: KANS KOIL KWTO-Brown-Eyed Blues Girl KWTO-Markets Man on the Street: KANS KARK WHO -Robert Hood Bowers' Or- KXBY-Chuck Wagon Opera 9:15 KFAB KWTO DES MOINES* WHO CBS -Richard Maxwell, songs: chestra WDAF-Heart of Julia Blake KFBI-Frank Gage KSCJ KFH KLRA KFOR KFH 10:30 WMBH-Today's Favorites KFEQ-News NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WNAX-Grandma Travels NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- KFH-Livestock & Grain Markets CITY KMBC KVOO KARK WREN KTHS 11:45 KANSAS co): (sw-15.21) KGNF-Tune Time 12:15 p.m. C.D.S.T. 11:15 a.m. C.S.T. NBC -Breen & de Rose: KGBX KANS KGBX (sw-15.21) CBS -Edward MacHugh, Gospel KMBC-Glad & Woody Smith Singer (Ivory, Soap): KMOX KARK KTHS WREN KVOO CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, KMOX-The Editor's Daughter OMAHA* WOW NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phil- sketch (Edna Wallace Hop- KMBC KSCJ-Livestock; Farm Flashes lips): WDAF WOW WHO KSD NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch KSD-News; Market Reports per); Virginia Clark: KMBC WOW KSD MBS-Bachelor's Children (Cudahy (Kolynos): KTHS-Frank Stamps Quartet ST. LOUIS KMOX KFAB KMOX NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens, Packing Co.): WHB Cast additions: Dorothy Shid- KWBG-Homes of Today 12:15 p.m. C.D.S.T. 11:15 a.m. C.S.T. 9:30 ler as Mrs. Reese Taylor. songs & patter: KV00 KTHS KXBY-Livestock; Piano Nocturne NBC-Civil War Vets Flight Over NBC -Rex Battle's Orch.: KSD KGBX WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist TOPEKA WIBW MBS-The Voire of Experience Arlington Cemetery: WOW CBS-Novelteers: KLRA WIBW WNAX-D. B. Gurney 4:15 p.m. C.D.S.T. 3:15 p.m. C.S.T. WHO WDAF KCMG -Bert Buhram, organist (Lydia Pinkham): KWK WHB Two Confederate and two KOIL 1:00 KFBI-News & Markets KANS TULSA* KVOO Union veterans will fly over Ar- KFEQ-Round-Up Singin' Sam: KARK WMBH NBC -Navy Band: KOIL Cemetery In a Pennsyl- i e in Manhattan: lington KFH-Linda's First Love, sketch KANS-Novelty Three; News CBS -M at n e vania Central Airliner on Me- KLRA KSCJ KMBC KFH morial Day. KGNF-For Women Only KCMO-Songs of the Pioneers YANKTON WNAX KFBI-News & Farm Boy WIBW KFAB (sw-15.27) NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KOIL-Morning Melodies 11:15 a.m. C.S.T. 10:15 a.m. M.S.T. KSCJ-Women's Review KFEQ-Crouse Twins NBC -Story of Mary Marlin, sketch: (sw-15.21) sketch (Ivory Flakes): WDAF CBS -Big Sisters, sketch (Rinso): KUOA-Gypsy Orch. KFH-The Editor's Daughter KMOX KFAB WNAX KWBG-Swap Service; Lost & KGNF-Rhythmic Patterns WOW WHO KVOO KLRA KWK KFH KMBC Found KSCJ-Stars Over Hollywood To be announced: KSD *For further details see the Vic and Sade KARK-Livestock; News in this issue of Radio Guide. NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KANS KWK-News; Musical Prgm. KUOA-Music Appreciation listings KV00 KWTO-Musical Postman KWBG-Tonic Tunes KCMO-News; Midday Moods Thin to Music: KOIL KXBY-What Would You Say? KWTO-Radio Spotlight KFBI-World Specialty MBS-Get KFEQ-Dannen Minstrel KFOR WDAF-Weather; Program Res- WDAF-Dan Harding's Wife Markets: KFEQ KWBG WAAW ume WHO -Market & Weather KFOR-News 9:45 WHB-Piano Specials WJAG-Modern Melodies; DeField KGBX-Home Folks Frolic -Viennese Ensemble: WREN WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch WNAX-Farm & Home KGNF-Swappers NBC KMOX-Meet the Missus KGBX KWK WMBH-Musical Workshop WREN -Wendell Barcroft, news 7/33 B 27 KWBG-What's Newt KWTO-Karl Zomar's Scrapbook NBC -Now & Then; Frank Ho- MONDAY WDAF-Radio Question Box Good Listening for Monday KXBY-Evelyn Birdsong WHB-Rhythm Club dek's Orch. & Sextet: KWK Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be WIBW-Boake Carter, WREN WMT WHO -Judy & Jane, found in the adjacent program columns at commentator WLS KANS sketch the time hereunder indicated WJAG-Evening Concert KOIL May 30 WIBW-Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- (sw-11.87) co) MORNING WMBH-Vocal Varieties NBC -Music for Moderns: WDAF WREN-Steinie Bottle Boys WMAQ WMBH-Home Folks Frolic KSTP WSM KARK 9:45 CST (10:45 CDT) Start of Speedway Race, WHO KGBX KVOO (sw-9.53) (2:00 p.m. Continued) WOW -Jangles MBS. WREN -Rusty Blake's Rhythm MBS-Ruby & His Music: WMT MBS-Ed Fitzgerald: KFOR Makers NIGHT WHB News: KUOA WIBW WAAW 10:00 CST (11:00 CDT) Start of Speedway Race, KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue 3:30 NBC. Markets: KFEQ KGNF NBC -Your Family KFBI-Evening Refrains KCMO-News; & Mine, sketch KFEQ-Swing Swingtime (Sealtest): WOW 10:30 6:00 Along WDAF CST (11:30 CDT) National Farm and Home KOA-Too KFAB-Cornhusker Jamboree NBC -Monday Melodies: NBC -Burns & Allen (Grape Young to Vote KFBI-World Dances KTHS Hour, NBC. KSCJ-Detective Stories KOIL KANS KGBX KARK Nuts); Tony Martin, tnr.; Jan KMOX-Singin' Sam WREN Garber's Orch.; Guest: WLW KSD-James Melton, tnr. AFTERNOON KUOA-QVespers KSD-Dan Harding's Wife, sketch NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: (also at 8:30 p.m.) KVOO-Judy & Jane, sketch (sw-15.21) 1:20 CST (2:20 CDT) Progress KWTO-Novelties & Notions KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta of Speedway Race, CBS -Monday Night Show (Brew- KXBY-Hollywood Reporter A Memorial Day story will be NBC. ers' Assn.); KWK-Today at Two told. Connie Boswell; WFAA-P. Pierce Brooks, Ted talk KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch CBS -March of Game; Arthur 1:30 CST (2:30 Husing; Richard Himber's WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies CDT) Memorial Day Service From Orch.: WCCO KXBY-Songs by Crosby Ross, m.c.: KMBC KLRA Gettysburg, NBC. KFH KFAB WOW -Orchestra WMBH-Ranch Boys KSCJ KFH KFOR KMOX WNAX KLRA KRNT WGN-Bob Crosby's Orch. WBBM (sw-11.83) WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KCMO-Siesta 2:00 CST (3:00 CDT) Seabiscuit vs. War Admiral, (also KNX 7:15 KFEQ-Crouse at 11 p.m.) 2:15 Twins CBS. Guest: Max Baer. NBC -Music for Moderns: WFAA MBS-Finish of Speedway Race: KGNF-Gems of Melody 2:00 KCMO-Spotlightine Sports KFOR WHB KUOA-Allison & Starr CST (3:00 CDT) Finish of Speedway Race, NBC -Public Hero No. 1, drama KGBX-Supper Club Read the story on page 4 of the NBC. annual classic at Indianapolis. KV00-Facts for Feminine Ears (Falstaff Brewing Co.) : KSD KOA-Music by Cugat KWBG-Your Album & Mine KARK WMAQ KTHS KGBX KOIL-Rackets CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, 2:15 CST (3:15 CDT) Finish of Unstrung sketch K WTO-Markets Speedway Race, WOW WHO WBAP KANS KSD-Xavier Cugat's Orch. (Wonder Bread) : KMBC MBS. WHB-Men of Music WSM KV00 KSTP-F. B. I. Prgm. NBC -To be announced: WDAF WHO -News 2:45 CST (3:45 NBC -If I KXBY-And So to Bed WHO WOW WMBH-News Magazine CDT) Girl Alone, NBC. Had the Chance; Al Cu,-t changes: Betty Caine Roth's Orch.: WREN KARK WHB-Sweet Music WIBW-Piano Ramblings 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) Eddie Cantor, CBS. WIBW-Crime Patrol KFBI-Hits & Encores 3:45 KSO KSTP KGNF-Mexican Sextette MBS-Reggie 7:30 CBS-New Horizons: KFH KLRA Childs' Orch.: WGN KMOX-One Woman's Opinion NIGHT KWK NBC -Tales of Great NBC -Herman Middleman's Orch.: WHB Rivers: KSD-Heart of Julia Blake, sketch WREN 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Burns and News: KXBY KWTO KCMO KSTP KARK WMAQ KOA KUOA-Speech Class KOIL KANS KV00 Allen, NBC. (sw-15.21) KFOR WOW WSM WHO WDAF KWBG-Free & Easy 6:00 CST (7:00 NBC NBC -Rex Maupin's CDT) Richard Himber's Or- KFBI-Studio Prgm. -Paul Martin's Music: KANS KWK-Swing Organ, Richard Orch.: WHO IíFEQ-Miller WENR WREN KARK KGBX KTHS chestra, CBS. Melodies KSD (sw-11.87) Hayes KGNF-Baseball MBS-Johnson Family. sketch: Scoreboard MBS-Witch's Tale: KOIL WMT KWTO-Charlotte's Piano Impro- 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Voice of Firestone, NBC. KOA-Briefs & Orch. KSO visations WHB KCMO-Music 7:00 KOIL-Popeye KCMO-Lawyers' Ass'n-Round- KXBY-News; of the Masters CST (8:00 CDT) Lux Radio Theater; CBS. Melody Lane KFBI-Hit Review KMBC-As Kansas City Dines table WIBW-Street Reporter 8:00 KSCJ-To be KFBI-Dancing KFEQ-Dusty's Scrap Book CST (9:00 CDT) Carnation Contented Hour, announced Party WJAG-Afternoon Concert NBC. KUOA-Sports KSCJ-Stamp Man WMBH-The KMBC-Dr. Friendly Scrap Book KSCJ-Audubon WDAF-City Schools Prgm. KSD-School Tax Talk WNAX-Your Favorites 8:00 CST (9:00 WIBW-Hit Revue KV00-Old King KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- CDT) Wayne King's Orchestra. Jamboree 2:30 ist CBS. WJAG-Hawaiian Music KWK-Charlie Chan, sketch NBC -The Hughes Reel with Rush KUOA-Hall Johnson WLS-Don Kelley's Sport Scoop KXBY-The Islanders Hughes, commentator (Borden Choir 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) National WMT-Life KWBG-Curtain Calls Radio Forum. Savers; Nature's Won- WFAA-Tom Hunter, talk Co.) : WDAF WOW WHO NBC. KSD KWTO-Daily derland; Musical Interlude WGN-Ennio Bolognini & Orch. CBS -Hilltop House, sketch( Palm- Record, Health Hints WDAF-Houseboat Hannah, 8:30 6:15 WIBW-Home of Tomorrow olive Soap) : KMBC sketch CST (9:30 CDT) Eddie Cantor, CBS. WIBW-Edmund Donny NBC -If I Had the Chance: (sw- WLW-Unsolved Mysteries NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL KTHS 11.87) 7:45 WREN WMBH-Louise Carpenter, violin- KGBX KARK KANS ist MBS-Reggie Childs' Orchestra: NBC -Paul Martin's Orch.: KWK (sw-15.21) KFOR KVOO CBS -To be announced: WOW -Creighton University KLRA 4:00 NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch KOIL-Romany Gypsies News: KOIL WAAW WLS KGBX-News KSCJ (sw-15.27) (Ovaltine) : CBS -News; Jack Shannon. KSD WOW KSD-Gabriel Heatter; Nathaniel Sports: KWTO KFBI KSCJ-Music Box KCMO-W P A Prgm. tnr.: CBS -Do You KW K KFH KSCJ KLRA KMBC Remember: KLRA Shilkret's Orch. KCMO-Parade of Progress -String Nocturne KFBI-News & Studio Prgm. NBC-Rollini Trio: KGBX KXBY-Police NBC -Craig Mathues, tnr.: KTHS KTHS KUOA-Militant Music KFEQ-Softball Baseball News Quartet KFEQ-Medical Assn. Talk KVOO KARK KV00-Dick Tracy, KSTP-Musical Comedy Revue WGN-News; Sport Celebrities KGNF-World KVOO KSD KGBX KARK sketch Book Man (sw-9.53) NBC -Dinner Concert: KANS KWK-Al Sarli s Jam Session KUOA-Evening Concert WIBW-QAssembly of God KMOX-Judy & Jane KOIL 8:00 MBS-Gold Journeys: KFOR KWTO-Adventures of Ace Wil- KXBY-Mountain Rangers KUOA-QRadio Revival News: KCMO-Music Graphs liams WDAF-Orchestra CBS -Wayne King's Orch. (Lady KWBG-Studio KUOA KWTO WOW Varieties KCMO-News; KFBI-Studio Prgm. KXBY-Drums on the Congo WMT-Auto Auctioneer Esther Cosmetics): WBBM KWK-Baseball Warm -Up Master Merchants KFEQ-Crouse Twins KMBC KFAB KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys WHB-Rhumbas & Tangos 6:30 KMOX WIBW KWTO-World Varieties KGNF-The KFH-To be announced WIBW-Harmony Hall NBC -Voice of Firestone; Richard KRNT WCCO (sw-11.83) KXBY-Band Music Serenader KWBG-News: Doug White's KGNF-House of Peter MacGregor Crooks, tnr.; Alfred Wallen- WIBW-Kansas Roundup Orch. KMBC-Rhymic Ramblings 5:30 NBC -Carnation Contented Prgm.; WDAF-Those Happy Gilmans stein, cond.: WDAF KGBX WMBH-Organ Moods KSCJ-Talking Drums CBS -Cantor's Camel Caravan; WMAQ WFAA WOW KVOO Orch., dir. Marek Weber: KOA WHB-Marriage License Romance Eddie Cantor; WMAQ WDAF KSTP WFAA WNAX-George German WHO KUOA-World Book Man Fairchild & Car- KSTP WHO KSD WSM KARK -New Tunes roll; Bert Gordon; Walter WHO WSM WOW KARK KSD 2:45 WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch KWTO-Rhythm & Romance KTHS KANS WLW (sw-9.53) NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WDAF & King; Edgar Fairchild's Orch.: (also KVOO (sw-9.53) WMBH-Make Believe Ballroom KXBY-Cabbages Kings at 9:30 p.m.) The Lullaby Lady will CBS -Summary of Speedway Race: WDAF-Dick Tracy, KFAB (also at 8:30 p.m.) Richard Crooks will sing sing 4:15 sketch Guest: Gene Slumber Boat (Gaynor) and the KSCJ KLRA (sw-15.27) WIBW-This Rhythmic Age Autrey. Jeannie with the Light Brown NBC -Marlowe & Lyon, piano duo: Hair (Foster). Killarney (Balte) ensemble will play Tonight We MBS-Lure of the Arctic, talk: WJAG-Musical Roulette NBC -Rose Marie, songs: Live from 'Tropic Holiday." WREN KOIL KANS KWK and Farewell from Lohengrin The KFOR WREN -Twilight Melodies NBC -Edwin C. Hill, commenta- (Wagner). The orchestra will quartet will offer Me and Dugout CBS -Eton Boys: KSCJ KFH play American My Little Banjo (Dichmont) and Dope: KXBY KMOX KMBC 5:00 tor: KGBX KTHS KARK Fantasy (Her- Soldiers Rest. A violin solo, Houseboat Hannah, sketch: News: bert). March from "Aida" (Ver- WHO NBC -Top Hatters; News: KARK NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, WMBH WHO di). and L'Estudiantina Waltz Moonlite Madonna (Fibich), will WOW Adv. of Jimmie Allen: KLRA be offered and the orchestra will KTHS KGBX (sw-9.53) sketch (Kelloggs): WOW (Waldtentel). play Gallito (Lope), La Cum KCMO-Pot Pourri WDAF KVOO News: WJAG WHB WDAF KFBI NBC -Those We Love, Parsita and Hungarian Dance KFBI-Today's Almanac CBS -Not So Long Ago: Dick Tracy, sketch: KWTO KFH sketch No. 6 KFEQ-Matinee KFAB (Pond's Cream): WLS KWK (Brahma). KFEQ-Rustic Melody KGNF-Turn KSCJ KFH KMBC WIBW KANS-Vesper Hour KGNF-Dream Time Back the Clock KSO WMT KOA KOIL WREN MBS-True or False, quiz prgm. NBC -To be KCMO-Rhythm Makers & - KSD-Your Family & Mine announced: KOIL Melo (sw-11.87) (J. B. Williams KMBC-News; Wake Up & Sing KANS KTHS deers Co.): WGN KSD-Rhythlnmakers KUOA-Today's Almanac WLW KWK KVOO-Community Fund; P. -T. CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig- KFBI-World Varieties CBS -Pick & Pat (Model Smoking KWK-The Man In the A. Stands KWTO-Hits & Encores ley-): (sw-11.83) KFEQ-Singin' Sam Tobacco); Edward Roecker, NBC -Magnolia Blossoms: WREN WHB-Staff Frolic WHO-Baseball MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr., commen- KGNF-Designs in Dance bar.; Benny Krueger's KOIL WENR WNAX-Southerners Time Orch.: KANS WMT WIBW-Radio Dot & Smoky tator: WHB KFOR KMBC-Popeye the Sailor, sketch KMBC KFAB WBBM (sw- (sw-11.87) 3:00 WJAG-International Adv. of Jimmie Allen:KFEQ WHO KMOX-Ozark Varieties 11.83) (also KNX KSL Vic Arden's NBC-Bennett Scene at Orch.: KLRA KFH & Wolverton: WMBH-Bob Lee, vocalist KARK-Funnies KOIL-Lone Ranger 9:30 p.m.) News: KWBG KFOR KGBX KARK KCMO-News; KSD-Sportlights With WOW -Dan Harding's Wife Cocktail Hour Frank Es- MBS-The KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale CBS -Columbia Concert Hall: KFBI-Dance Patterns chen Lone Ranger (Gordon KFH KLRA KSCJ 4:30 Baking Co.): WGN KFBI-Pop Concert NBC -Chesterfield Daily Sports KGBX-News KUOA-Black & White KGBX-Continental Nights Baseball Game: KFAB KMOX KWBG-Piano Talks WNAX Column with Paul Douglas: KGNF-Today's Sport Parade MBS-Charioteers: KFOR WHB KSCJ-Play Pilley KWK WOW KMOX-Grand KWK-Twilight Serenade To be KANS KTHS KARK Stand Managers KFBI-James Melton, tnr. KTHS-Robert Hood Bowers' Band announced: WHO WOW KSD KGBX WDAF KSD-Terry & the KXBY-Screen Door Sammy KFEQ-Music KANS-News; KV00 Pirates by Cugat KXBY-It's All Yours Dance Music (sw-15.21) KUOA-Story Book Castle WDAF-Dance Cavaliers KFH-The WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KCMO-News; Voice Troubadors of Safety CBS -Harry Fleer, bar.: KSCJ KV00-At Sundown WHB-Embassy Club KLRA-Dinner Music 8:15 KFBI-What's Newt WIBW KLRA KFH KWBG-News; Ave Maria Hour WIBW-Bar Nothing Ranch KMOX-The NBC KFEQ-The Perkins Camera Speaks -Magnolia Blossoms: KSO Family CBS-Boake Carter, commentator KWK-Home Plate Interviews WNAX-Metz Bakery Revue KUOA-Arthur O'Neal KCMO-Crown Jam KGNF-1430 News Session (Huskies & Post KWTO-Baseball Flashes WOW -Terry & the Pirates KWTO-Pretzel KFH-The KMBC-Michael Toasties): Benders Adventures of Dexter Mahaney (sw-11.83) KXBY-WPA Concert WREN -Ronnie Ashburn & Verl KXBY-Sport Review Randolph KOIL-Top Tunes NBC-Rakov's Orch.: WREN WMBH-Five ti Clock Serenade Bratton; News WCCO-Musical KLRA-Variety Revue KTHS-Church in the Wildwood KOIL WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys 5:45 WIBW-Half & Half KSCJ-Stamp Man KUOA-Concert Orch. MBS-Sophisticated Ladies: KFOR WREN -Dick Leibert, organist NBC -Concert WJAG-News; Sports KTHS-Citizens Sports KVOO-Handy Ads Ensemble: WREN Roundup KCMO-Tuneful Topics 5:15 MBS-To be announced: WHB WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers WNAX-George B. German KWBG-News; Keyboard Swing- KFBI-Rhythm & apator Romance NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station NBC -Felix Knight, tnr.: KGBX 6:45 8:30 KFEQ-Apple Creek News: MBS-Jack NBC -For Men KWTO Rhythm (Alka-Seltzer): WDAF WOW KFEQ KMOX WOW Marshard's Orchestra: Only (Vitalis); Round Up KGNF-Through the Hollywood KTHS KFOR WHB Peg La Centra; Peter Van KXBY-Baseball Game WHO WMAQ (also at 9:15 Lens p.m.) Little Orphan Annie: WDAF KCMO-Dad Differ Steeden's Orch.; Guest: WENR WDAF-Judy & Jane KMBC-Hord Trio WHO KFBI.The Fellowship Hour WLW WMBH-Handy Ads KUOA-Three Quarter Time CBS-Boake Carter, commentator Adv. of Jimmie Allen: KWBG KMOX-Joe Karnes & Al Cameron WREN -Wendell NBC -Burns & Allen Barcroft, news KWTO-The Laff Parade (Huskies & Post Toasties) : KFH KOA-Vocal Varieties (Grape 3:15 KXBY-Songs & Such KFAB KMOX KLRA KSCJ KANS-Popeye KUOA-Witching Hour Nuts); Tony Martin, tnr.; Jan CBS -Concert Hall: KMBC WAAW-News KFH WNAX KMBC KARK-Travel & Safety KWTO-Ghost in the Garber's Orch.; Guest: KSD Prgm.; Garret KVOO KGBX NBC -Vagabonds: KVOO WHB-John Wahlstedt, tnr. NBC-The Devil Takes the Hind- KCMO-Chansonette KXBY-Songs We Love WFAA WMAQ KARK WDAF KSTP NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy: WJAG-Story Lady most, Dr. J. Jastrow: WREN KGNF-5 :45 Final 1VCCO-Martin A. Nelson WHO KTHS KOA WOW KANS KTHS KARK KGBX WMBH-Music Graphs KANS KTHS KARK KLRA-To be announced WJAG-Evening Concert WSM KANS (also see 6 p.m.) KCMO-Music by Cugat 4:45 CBC-Doris Rhodes, songs: (sw- KMBC-News & Sports 7:0v KFBI-Sentimental Moods CBS-Lum & Abner (Postum): 11.83) KSCJ-Jerry of the Circus CBS -Lux Radio Theater; Dra- CBS -Cantor's Camel Caravan: KGNF-Variety Prgm. KFAB (also KNX KSL at 9:15 KFBI-Herb Lindsey, news KSD-Dick Tracy, sketch matic & Musical Pram.: KLRA KMOX KLRA KOIL-Shop Skop WCCO KSCJ p.m.) KFEQ-Here's to Your Health! KUOA-Popular Tunes; News KMBC KRNT WNAX WCCO KRNT WNAX KSCJ WIBW KSD-Washington University NBC -Lowell Thomas, news (Sun KGNF-Dance Diversions KV00-News; Baseball Scores WBBM KFAB KMOX KFH KUOA-Imperial KMBC KFH (also see 530 Singers Oil) : (sw-15.21) KMOX-Advs. of Jimmy Allen KWK-Sports Review; News (sw-11.83) p.m.) 28 a 7/33 9:15 NBC-Al Donahui's Orch.: WOW KFH-Hello, Neighbor KOA-The Westernaires NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum: WREN WBAP-Jack Amlung's Orch. KSO KO/L (sw-11.87) NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station KARK WBAP KGBX WDAF KWK-Sports Review MONDAY (Alka-Seltzer): KOA KFI (al- WLW KXBY-In Town Tonite WCCO-Umpire's Assn. CBS -A Little Night Music: so see 5:15 p.m.) James Melton, tor.; Orch.: WHO WBAP-Dance Orch. WDAF-Dance Orch. KFOR KFAB (sw-11.83) WFAA WCCO-Let's Celebrate WIBW-Roy Faulkner May 30 MBS-Pageant of Melody: WGN CBS-Lum & Abner (Postum): News: KOIL WBBM WENR-Music As You Desire It 10:45 KCMO-Concert Hall KMOX KMBC KRNT WCCO KCMO-Night Clubs of the Air WLW-Paul Sullivan, news NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: KFBI-Gems of Melody KLRA (also at 4:45 p.m.) KFH-Dance Orch. WREN -Sports Snapshotter WBAP KCMO-Cuban Casino Orch. KWK-The Lone Ranger, sketch NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: KARK KLRA-Variety Prgm. WSM-World in Review NBC -Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: KMOX-Al Hahn's WBBM-Jimmie Noone's Orch. KTHS WDAF (sw-9.53) KMBC-News; Sports 10:15 WENR KCMO-Harmony Isle WMT-Women's Club Prgm. NBC -Francis Craig's Orch.: KSO KSD-Joe Rines' Orch. NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra: CBS -Roger Pryor's Orchestra: KTHS-Jimmy Capra's Orch. WSM-Mary Dugan WENR KWK-String Nocturne WBAP WREN KTHS (sw- WIBW 11:30 NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: CBS -Ran Wilde s Orch.: WNAX KXBY-Variety Prgm. 6.14) KCMO-Harmony Isle 8:45 Or- KGBX WHO KSD WOW WBBM-John Harrington, news KFAB WENR-Fletcher Henderson's NBC -Sammy Watkins' Orchestra: KMOX-Carl Lorch's Orch. Waggin' with Wagner; KARK KSTP WSM KOA WLW WMT-A Trip Through Niagara MBS-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: chestra WSM KGBX WHO WLW WOW -Wig WGN-Jack Russell's Orch. Musical Prgm. WDAF WENR WSM-Lawrence Goldman, pianist WGN KOIL KFOR KARK Pirro's News: WNAX KXBY WMAQ WMAQ-Lou Breese's Orch. CBS -George Hamilton's Orch.: MBS-Vincent Orchestra: 11:00 KOIL KWK WMT WGN 9:00 KCMO-Foreign Missions' Prgm. WMT-Baseball Game KRNT NBC Thurn's Orch.: KOA -Otto NBC -Dean Fossler, organist: NBC Andy, sketch KFH-Sports Salute WSM-On Parade KFH-Five Star Final WHO WOW -Amos 'n' KSD KGBX WREN WMAQ KSO : KSTP-Night Extra (Campbell's Soup) WLW KSD KSD-Russ David's Orch. 9:45 KARK WSM WENR KFH KOI WHO WSM WMAQ ICSTP-Sports Oddities KWK-Georgia Wildcats KFH KLRA CBS -Joe Sanders' Orch.: WOW NBC -Al Donahue s Orch.: WHO CBS -Nocturne: KSCJ KRNT WDAF KSTP WFAA WBBM-James Melton, tnr. WCCO-Cedric Adams KMBC WNAX WIBW KMBC KSD WLW KFAB WIBW WNAX KMOX WCCO WFAA-Sports; News WIBW-News KRNT KSCJ WBBM KFAB CBS Entertainment (Wrig- CBS -Dick Gasparre's Orchestra: KMOX -Just WHO-Sports Review WOW -Orchestra Trumbauer's Orch.: WBBM ley's Gum): KMBC WBBM WBBM NBC -Frank KCMO-Dancing Under the Stars WIBW-Crime Patrol Is Presumed 10:30 KOIL WMAQ WREN KANS KLRA WCCO KMOX KRNT KMBC-"Everyone Pop (Molle Shave): KLRA-Radio Night Club WLW-Kresup Erion, sop. Law" NBC -Vox MBS-Jack Marshard's Orches- KFAB to Know the (also see Tues. Prgms. KTHS-Old Refrains WMT-Russ Manson's Orch. Highlights KFI tra: WGN KFOR KWK WMT Waggin' with Wagner KOIL-Sports at 7 p.m.) KXBY-Lucille s Paradise NBC -Francis Craig's Orch.: KOIL WOW -Wig WFAA-Ridin' the Range KSO WSM-Ridin' the Range WBAP-Dance Orch. KWK WREN KANS WOW -News NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: KCMG -Old Refrains 11:45 NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: (sw- Final 9:30 10:00 KGBX WOW WHO WLW KTHS-Sports NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: 9.53) \VMAQ KXBY-Into Blue Moonlight In Watkins' Orchestra: WSM KARK KTHS WBAP News: KSO WMT CBS -Pick & Pat Pipe Smoking NBC -Sammy WRAP -Black Night Time (Model Smoking Tobac- WMAQ WDAF WOW KOA NBC -Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: KMOX-When Day Is Done KARK-Sports; News WREN KANS WCCO-Jackie Heller's Orch. co) : KRNT KMOX WCCO CBS -George Hamilton's Orches- KTHS-Home Folks ':CMO-News; Dance Gems KMBC CBS -Roger Pryor's Orchestra: WDAF-Nighthawks WIBW WNAX (also see 6:30 tra: WNAX KSCJ Hour Review 12:00 KFH-Reflections WBBM KFAB WBBM KMBC KRNT KFAB WLW-Twenty-Four Time Family Robinson p.m.) KMOX KLRA 11:15 KMOX-Dancing KGBX-American (sw-6.12) KFH WNAX KSCJ KLRA KOA-News KSCJ-To be announced Orch.: NBC Thurn's Orch.: KSTP NBC -Voice of Firestone; NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orchestra: WIBW KRNT -Otto KSTP-Dream Ship Homes of Famous see p.m.) Certain Four: KFH KTHS-Famous KFI KOA (also 6:30 KANS KSO MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN CBS -That KXBY-Antlers Club Americans KLRA KFAB WIBW KMBC Orch.: KSO MBS-Dance Orch.: KOIL KFOR KFOR KOIL WMT KSO KSTP WBBM-Jimmie Noone's Orch. KXBY-Sky Reporter NBC -Billy Swanson's KWK WBBM WNAX KRNT KSCJ WREN KANS WGN KSTP WLW-Billy Snider's Orch. WENR-Globe Trotter KCMO-Light & Shadows MBS-Jack \Iarshard's Orches- CBS -Dick Gasparré s Orchestra: News: KTHS KGBX WHO End of Monday Programs WIBW-Sport Review Parade KMOX-Morning Headlines tra: WLW WNAX-Musical Moments KFAB (sw-6.12) KARK-Sports

Tuesday May 31, 1938 Tuesday

WJAG-Musical Masterpieces Man KCMO-News; You Shall Have WIBW-Protective Service CBS -Stepmother. sketch (Col- K11 K -Great Works of Point Prgm. WOW-Toby's Corntussel News KWTO-The Rovin' Buckaroo Rhythm WJAG-West gate) : KMBC KMOX WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KXBY-Hollywood Girl KFBI-Marie and Frank 11:15 MORNING NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch (Oxy- WOW -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch sketch (Cris- WIBW-Hymns of All Churches KFEQ-Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch CBS -Vic & Sade, dol): (sw-15.21) 10:45 : WNAX KMBC WJAG-Musical Gems KGNF-Scene Changes co) KMOX 7:016 a.m. CST NBC -Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN CBS -Our Gal, Sunday (Anacin): WMBH-Tango Tunes KLRA-Woman's Magazine of the Cabbage CBS -Arthur Godfrey: (sw 21.52) KOIL Weather KMBC KMOX KFAB NBC-Mrs. Wiggs Rich Entertains: WNAX-George German's Pied KOIL-News; Patch, sketch (Old English NBC -Breakfast Club; Orchestra; MBS-Louis KSD-Mrs. Wodsworth, day by NBC -Three Romeos: WDAF KWK KFOR Pipers Hour: Wax): WHO KSD WOW Soloists; News: KTHS WREN 9:30 day NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home KOIL KARK KGBX KARK-Hymn Singin' Time KWK NBC -Escorts & Betty: (sw-15.33) NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KTHS-Time for Thought KLRA NBC & Muzzy, piano duo: KCMO-Council of Churches Judy & Jane: WIBW WOW CBS -To be announced: -Ward : (sw- KV00-Dan Harding's Wife, KFAB-Meditations sketch (Camay Soap) Marie MBS-Theater Club of the Air: KWBG (sw-21.5) 15.21) sketch KFBI-Ralph and KCMO KUOA WMBH KFBI-Frank Gage KFEQ-Weather Bureau KFOR News: CBS -Big Sister, sketch (Rinso): KWBG-News; Gems of the Mast KOIL KARK KGBX KFH-Opening Grain & Livestock KFH-Memory Teasers KCMO-Just Joan, songs WNAX KLRA KFAB KMOX ers Organ Morning Round -up: KFAB WHB Markets KWTO-Shades in Harmony KGNF-Rhythm by Ramon KFEQ-Missouri Wildwood KFH KMBC KFH-Singin' Sam Musical Clock: KANS KFEQ KGBX-Church in the KXBY-Organ Rhapsody KOIL-Modern Moods Tunes NBC -Gen. Federation of Women's KOIL-Waltz Time KGNF-Time 'n WOW WHB-North Side Court KSCJ-Livestock; Want Ad Ram 7:15 KSCJ-Market Report Clubs: KARK WDAF KSCJ-Sons of Pioneers; News CBS -Music in the Air; News: WHO WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch bles KTHS-Zeke Manners' Gang KSD-Homemakers Exchange KUOA-Dental Society (sw-21.52) NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN WJAG-News; Curtain Raiser Bureau Person; Songs: KUOA-Salon Orch. WMBH-Margaret Malin KUOA-Vincent York's Orch. KWBG-Farm NBC -Person to KV00-Jolly Cowboys KV00 Hour KXBY-Mikes &' Men (sw-21.5) MBS-Get Thin to Music: KFOR WNAX-QDevotional Service KWBG-.aDevotional KWBG-Singing 'n' Swingin' KWTO-Farm & Home Hour WAAW-Markets News: KMBC WHB WOW WJAG KOIL WOW -Orchestra Daughter, sketch 9:00 WREN -Musical Workshop KXBY-Percy Howard WDAF-Editor's WNAX News: WMBH KSCJ WHB-Kenneth Kay 7:30 CBS -Mary Lee Taylor (Pet Markets: KFEQ KWBG WAAW 10:15 WHB-Reveries KFH WHO -Hilltop House, sketch WIBW-Dinner Hour Club: KANS Milk) : KFAB KMOX Kitchen & Dave Bacal: NBC -Breakfast KANS-Model CBS -Edna O'Dell WMBH-Stocks; News WMBH-Master Singers NBC-Landt Trio; News: (sw- KLRA KCMO-Dr. West s Charm School KMOX KFH WNAX NBC-The Story of Mary Marlin, & Sophis- KTHS 11:00 11:30 21.5) KFBI-World Bookman NBC -Bailey Axton, tnr.: sketch (Oxy- Feibel, organist: KFOR sketch (Ivory Flakes): (sw- ticated KOIL KWK CBS -The Goldbergs, NBC -Words & Music: KARK CBS -Fred Swing KANS WREN KMOX KMBC WNAX KMOX 15.21) KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time O'Neil's, sketch (Ivory dol): (sw-15.33) NBC -The NBC -Glenn Darwin, bar.: KSD h: News: KWTO KFEQ WAAW NBC-David Harum, sketch (Bab - KGNF-Paramount Theater Organ Flakes): WDAF WOW NBC -Mother -in -Law, sk etc Clock: WDAF KOIL 0); Peggy Allenby: KSD WHO Family Robinson Reports: KGBX WAAW (sw-15.33) WREN KV00 KANS KGBX Musical KTHS-Amer. Market CBS -To be announced: KLRA WOW WHB WOW WDAF KUOA-Mail Bag KCMO-Today & Tomorrow KTHS KARK NBC -Originalities: KTHS KOIL MBS-Jack Marshard's Orchestra: NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch 7:45 KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert KFAB-Weather & Markets KOIL KANS Newsettes; Markets (Louis Philippe) : WOW WHO NBC -Dorothy Rochelle, songs: KWTO-Radio KFBI-Monitor News Markets: KUOA WMBH KFEQ (sw-21.5) MBS-To be announced: WHB KXBY-Question Before the KFEQ-Ben Henderson KSD KARK-The Mystery Chef KFH CBS -Road of Life, sketch (Chip - CBS-Bachelor's Children, sketch House; News KGNF-Shoppers Progm. KCMO-News; Music Briefs; Hol- KMOX KCMO-News; Friendly Philoso- Kitchen Lee Taylor so) : KMOX (Old Dutch Cleanser): WHB-Magic KMBC-Mary lywood Hilites Orch.: WHB pher; Miniatures WIBW-Housewives' Prgm. KSCJ-Cub Reporter MBS-Rex Battle's KFAB KFBI-Kolman's Orch. KFOR News: KANS KVOO KFBI-Health Talk; Hammond 9:45 KSD-George Hall's Orch. KOIL Tunes KFOR-News CBS -To be announced: KLRA 8:00 NBC -Getting The Most Out Of KUOA-Dr. Irvin Weills, talk KGNF-Trade Guide KFEQ-Songs of the Range Dr. Wm. Stidger (Fleisch- Schools KMBC CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch Life, KVOO-Know Your KWBG-News; To be announced Singers KGBX-News mann's Yeast): (sw-15.21) KWBG-Viola Darby KCMO-Master (Wonder Bread): KFH KSCJ talk KXBY-Unity School KFBI-Tin Pan Alley KGNF-Bob Jandebuer, NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KOIL KWTO-Hollywood Food Secrets sketch KLRA KMOX KMBC-Fashion Flashes WDAF-Linda's First Love, KFH-Judy & Jane sketch: KWK WHO -Dick Leibert, organist from Hollywood NBC -Just Neighbors, KUOA-QGod's Half-Hour WHB-Hits KGNF-Livestock Reports KOIL KANS WREN KWK CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories WJAG-Voice of the Street WHO -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch KVOO-Handy Ads (Spry): KFAB KMBC WNAX 10:30 Continued on Next Page) (sw-15.21) KWBG-News; Revelers WIBW-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch NBC -Walter Blaufuss' Orch.: KMOX KFH NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KWK-Georgia Wildcats NBC -To be announced: KTHS KGBX KV00 KTHS WREN KARK KVOO KXBY-Happiness House KFOR KXBY KSD KGBX KARK KANS (sw-15.21) News: WMBH WIBW-Southern Plantation Hemphill, Coffee Pot Inn. WHO WNAX NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Speakers: Josephine WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist (Dreft): WHO WOW WDAF Morse Salisbury, A. D. Stedman WOW in the Wild - and Morrill Tozier. 8:15 WMBH-QChurch KV00 wood KANS-Weather; Lost & Found; NBC-Time for Thought: KSD NBC -Walter Blaufuss' Orchestra: WNAX-Horticultural Notes KSD KARK KV00 News CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, WREN -Wendell Barcroft, news KARK-Morning Melodies sketch (Edna Wallace Hop- CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch (Su- 9:15 KLRA KMOX KFH KCMO-Classified Ads per) : KMBC KMOX KFAB per Suds"): NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- KLRA KFAB WIBW WNAX KLRA-Party Line, sketch CBS -Morning Moods: co): (sw-15.21) KWTO Orchestra NBC -Asher & Little Jimmie, cow- KSCJ-A.A.U.W. Mary Lee Taylor, sketch: and his boy songs: KOIL KWK WREN CBS -Richard Maxwell, songs: KUOA-Gospel Singer WMBH (sw-15.21) KLRA KSCJ KFH KFOR KWBG-Console Sketches KCMO-Bert Buhrman, organist TUESDAY 8:30 NBC -Lorenzo Jones. sketch KWTO-Ozark Newsettes; Weather KFBI-News & Markets & Hints EVERY CBS -Hilltop House, drama (Palm- (Phillips) : WDAF WOW WHO Health KFEQ-Round-Up jWORK KXBY-Social Calendar KFH-Linda's First Love, sketch 10 P. olive Soap): KFAB KLRA KSD COLUM61A NE KFH KMOX WIBW WNAX NBC -Breen & de Rose: KGBX WHB-Story Behind the Song KGNF-Mid-Morning Melodies NBC-Attorney -at -Law. sketch. KARK KV00 WREN KTHS WMBH-Piano Moods KOIL-Morning Melodies ON Abode (Johnson's Floor Wax): KWK MBS-Bachelor's Children (Cud- 10:00 KSCJ-Women's Review KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) ahy): WHB CBS -Mary Margaret McBride, col- KUOA-Piano Moods Tapioca) : Lost & NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KGBX KANS-Kwik-Ads umnist (Minute KWBG-Swap Service; KARK KCMO-Sweet Swing KFAB KMBC KMOX KSCJ Found - GRIFFIN Markets: WAAW KFBI KFEQ KFAB-News & Markets NBC-To be announced: WDAF KWK-News; League for Hard 8:45 KGNF-Popular Pictures KANS KGBX of -Hearing The Greatest Name In in White, sketch KMBC-Prgm. Notes; News CBS-Novelteers: KFH KXBY-Do You Remember? NBC -Woman Prgm. Resume (Pillsbury): WOW WHO KSD KMOX-Houseboat Hannah MBS-Ernest Coulton, bar.: KWK WDAF-Weather; SHOE POLISH WDAF KOIL-Polly the Shopper News: KUOA WAAW WHB-Star Melodies & sketch CBS -Waltzes of the World: KLRA KWBG-Hit Tunes KARK-QNazarene Church WHO-Myrt Marge, 7/33 B 29 WIBW-Noonday Prgm. NBC -Joseph Gallicchio's Orch.: KARK-Funnies TUESDAY WJAG-Mail Bag Good Listening for Tuesday KTHS KGBX WNAX-Melodiers KV00 KARK KCMO-News; Cocktail Hour Further details and station, which will broadcast thew WHO found in the adjacent programs may be KFBI-Dance Patterns 12:45 program column, at the time hereunder indicated MBS-Johnson Family, 31 NBC -Hymns of All Churches sketch: KGBX-American Scene May WHB KGNF-Today's Sport (Gold Medal) : KWK MORNING Parade WOW KCMO-Music of the WDAF WHO (sw-15.33-15.21) Masters KLRA-Let's Chat Awhile 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) National KFBI-Echoes of the Stage and KMOX-Grandstand (11:30 a.m. Continued) Man on the Street: KWTO KANS Farm and Home Managers KFAB Hour, NBC. Screen KSD-Terry & the Pirates KUOA-Lieberfield Salon Orch. KARK-To be announced KFEQ-Dusty's Scrap Book KTHS-Fields & Hall's Mountain's KWBG-Keyboard Capers KCMO-Isham Jones' AFTERNOON KGNF-Round the Town KUOA-Story Book Castle Orch. KMBC-Dr. Friendly KWK-The Morning After KFBI-Frank Gage 12:00 CST KVOO-Jerry, Elois & Sybil KWTO-Markets (1:00 CDT) National Spelling Bee, KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- KWBG-News; Z.Ave Maria Hr. KFEQ-United Reporter CBS. ist KXBY-Farm Hour KFH-Livestock & Grain KWK-Home Plate Interviews Market KUOA-Hall WMBH-Today's Favorites KGBX-Rhythm & Quartet KWTO-Baseball Flashes Romance NIGHT KWBG-Hits WNAX-Grandma Travels KGNF-Tunes of Today & Encores KXBY-Stamps Quartet KWTO-Daily KMBC-Glad & 6:00 Record; Health WMBH-Magic Carpet 11:45 Woody Smith CST (7:00 CDT) Edward G. Robinson, CBS. Hints CBS -To be announced: KLRA KMOX-The Editor's Daughter WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys 6:00 WDAF-Houseboat Hannah, sketch WREN NBC -Armchair Quartet: KOIL KSCJ-Livestock; Farm Flash CST (7:00 CDT) Johnny Presents, NBC. -Kaleidoscope WIBW-Edmund Denny 5:15 KGBX WREN KVOO KTHS KSD-News; Market Reports 6:30 CST (7:30 (sw-15.21) KTHS-Frank Stamps CDT) Al Jolson Show, CBS. WJAG-Around Town NBC -Mr. Keen. Tracer of Lost Quartet WOW -Creighton University CBS-Edward MacHugh, Gospel KWBG-Homes of Today 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Horace Persons, drama (Amer. Home Heidt's Orchestra, 4:00 : Singer : KXBY-Piano Products) KOIL (sw-11.87) (Ivory Soap) KMOX Nocturnes N BC. CBS -News; Deep KMBC WJAG-Andy Moats' Orch. River Boys: CBS-Boake Carter, commentator KFOR KMBC KLRA KSCJ NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Al Pearce's Gang, CBS. (Huskies & Post Toasties): WNAX-D. KFH KMBC KFAB KMOX KFH (Kolynos): WOW KSD B. Gurney NBC WREN -Hawaiian 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT Fibber McGee -Science in the News: KGBX KLRA KSCJ WNAX MBS-Luncheon Dance Music: Strings and Co., KV00 KARK KTHS KFOR WHB NBC. KSD NBC-Vocal Varieties (Turns): 1:00 (sw-9.53) WHO WOW KSD Singin' Sam: KARK WMBH CBS -Tin Pan Alley Presents: WDAF (sw- 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Benny Goodman's Orches- NBC -Paul Sabin's Orch.: KANS 9.53) (also see 9:15 p.m.) KANS-Novelty Three; News KFAB KSCJ KLRA (sw- WREN KOIL KCMO-Songs tra, CBS. CBS -H o 1l y wood Screenscoops of the Pioneers 15.27) News: WOW KUOA KWBG KFBI-News & Farm Boy NBC (Old Golds): (sw-11.83) -Story of Mary Marlin, 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Hal Kemp's KWTO For news of Hollywood, read "Hol- KFEQ-Crouse Twins Orchestra, lywood Showdown" in every issue sketch (Ivory Flakes) : WDAF C BS. KCMO-News; Master Merchants of KFH-The Editor's Daughter WOW WHO Radio Guide. KV00 of Melody MBS-Dean Hudson's Orchestra: KGNF-Designs in Dance NBC-Rakov's Orchestra: WREN 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Robert L. KSCJ-Roberta Ripley, NBC. KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys WHB KFOR Deany KOIL KANS KWK KWBG-News; Doug White's Orch KUOA-Down Our Street 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Jimmie Fidler, KANS-Piano Moods KARK-Livestock; News NBC. WDAF-Those Happy Gilmans KARK-Success Story KWBG-Songs of Today & Yes- KCMO-News; Midday Moods terday WHB-Design for Dancing KFBI-Herb Lindsey, news KFBI-World Specialty WHO -Rhythm Makers \.-i(WK-Voice of the Farm KFEQ-Here's to Your Health! KFEQ-Dannen's Minstrel WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch KGBX-Easy to KWTO-Luncheon Lyrics KFH-Memory Remember Teasers CBS -Highways to Health: KSCJ KFEQ-Rustic Melodies WJAG-(Christian Science Devo- KGNF-Lyrics with a Lilt WHO -Market & Weather KFOR-News KLRA KFH (sw-15.27) KGNF-Concert tional WJAG-Modern Melodies; Hour KTHS-Xavier Cugat's Orch. DeField KGBX-Home Folks Frolic Speaker: Dr. John McMahon, KMBC-News; WMBH-Reception Hour KUOA-Militant WNAX-Farm & Home visiting obstetrician Misericor- Sports Music KGNF-Swappers dia Hospital, KMOX-Dope from the Dugout 4:15 KV00-Dick Tracy, sketch KMBC-Melody Lane New York City. Topic: "The Unborn Genera- KSD-Nathaniel Shilkret's Orch. NBC -Paul Sabin's Orch.: KANS KWK-Al Sarli s Jam Session KMOX-Inquiring Reporter tion." KWK-The Man In the WREN KOIL KWTO-The Lonely Troubador KSD-To NBC Stands AFTERNOON be announced -Backstage Wife, sketch KXBY-Baseball Game CBS-Hollace Shaw, sop.; Orch.: KXBY-Musical Travelogue KTHS-Concert Orch. (Dr. Lyons) : WOW WDAF WDAF-Cadets Quartet KLRA KSCJ KFH KMBC 5:30 KUOA-1260 Friendly Street WHO WHB-Staff NBC -Top Hatters; News: KTHS CBS -Helen MBS-Ed Frolic Menken in "Second 12:00 KWBG-News; Mary Winner Fitzgerald. talk: KFOR WIBW-Edmund Denny KARK KGBX (sw9.53) Husband," drama (Bayer CBS -Nat'l Spelling Bee: News: WIBW WAAW As- KLRA KWTO-Organ Reveries WJAG-Women in the News MBS-Airliners' Orch.: KFOR pirin): KFAB KMOX KFH KMOX KSCJ KXBY-Mystery KCMO-News; Swingtime WNAX Singer WMBH-Organ Moods News: KFBI WHB WJAG NBC-To be announced: KTHS (sw-15.21) WHB-Voice of Kansas City KFAB-Cornhuskers Jamboree WNAX-Southerners KFEQ-Matinee KOIL WMBH-Kiwanis Club KFBI-World Dances NBC -Annette King, contr.: KOIL 3:00 KGNF-Advertising at Work NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: KGBX WNAX-Petroleum Parade KFEQ-Markets KSD-Your Family & Mine KARK WREN (sw-15.21) KGNF-Markets; Musical Interlude NBC -Bennett & Wolverton: NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch (Gold 1:15 KARK KUOA-Today's Almanac MBS-Headlines: KWK WHB NBC-Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins, KMOX-Singin' Sam Medal) : NBC KVOO-Romantic Strings Dick Tracy: KFH KWTO KWK WHO WOW sketch: KSD-Dan Harding's Wife, sketch -The Four of Us; News: WDAF KSD WDAF KVOO KWK KWTO-Hits & Encores News: WHO WMBH (sw-15.33-15.21) WHO WOW KUOA-Leo Erdody's Orch. News: WMBH KCMO KGNF CBS -To be WDAF-News; Helpful Harry Advs. of Jimmie Allen: KLRA CBS -Tin Pan Alley KV00-Judy & Jane, sketch announced: KFH KVOO KTHS KFAB WAAW Presents: KFOR KSCJ KLRA WHO-Baseball Time KV00 KFOR KMBC KFH KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta WIBW-Radio KARK-To be announced Baseball Game: KMOX Dot & Smoky KANS-Vesper Hour NBC-Rakov's Orch.: (sw-15.21) KWK-Today at Two KWK WMBH-Bob Lee, KFAB WNAX vocalist KCMO-Rhythm Makers & - KFBI-Country Home & Frank & KARK-QChurch of KWTO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Melo Herb Christ KANS-News; WOW -Dan Harding's Wife deers KCMO-Sidewalk Snooper KXBY-Swing Things Dance Melodies KFEQ-Markets KCMO-News; Voice of Safety 4:30 KFBI-World Varieties KFEQ-Wally & His Accordion WMBH-Vocal Varieties CBS-Boake Carter (Huskies & KFEQ-Singin' KMBC-News; Market News WNAX-Prairie Dream KFBI-What's New? Sam KGBX-Master Singers Boys Post Toasties) : (sw-11.83) KGNF-To be KOIL-Street Reporter KGNF-Ralph at KFEQ-The Perkins Family announced KSD-Sports the Studio Grand 2:15 NBC -Johnnie Johnston, baritone: KMBC-Rhythmic Ramblings Preview KMOX-Let's Compare Notes KGNF-1430 News KUOA-Musical Moments CBS-Romance in Rhythm: KLRA KOIL WREN KSD-Sportlights KTHS-Grade Schools Present KSCJ KMBC-Michael Mahaney KWBG-News; It Happened in KFOR KFH (sw-15.27) KOIL-Top CBS -Dave Bacal & Four Notes: KUOA-Black & White KWBG-Merry Music Makers CBS -Pretty Tunes Hutchinson Kitty Kelly, sketch KTHS-Church in WIBW KLRA KSCJ KFOR KWBG-Musical Alphabet KXBY-Radio Want Ads (Wonder KMBC the Wildwood KFH KWTO-Singin' Sam Bread): KUOA-Concert Orch. KXBY-Screen Door Sammy WHB-News; Markets WAAW-Market Close & Sum- NBC-To be announced: WDAF NBC -Chesterfield Daily Sports WDAF-Dance Cavaliers mary WHO WOW KVOO-Handy Ads Column WIBW-H. D. Lee, news KWBG-News; Waltz with Paul Douglas: WIBW-Bar Nothing Ranch WHB-The Sunshine Boys MBS-To be announced; Orch.: Time WOW KANS WJAG-Livestock Markets; Scotch KWTO-Rhythm Round -Up KTHS WDAF WNAX-Bakers Prgm. 1:30 WHB KARK KVOO KGBX KSD Story WDAF-Judy & WOW -Terry & the Pirates NBC -Army Band: WREN KOIL NBC -Club Matinee: KVOO Jane (sw-15.21) WREN -Range Riders WJAG-Lullaby Rhythms WREN -Ronnie Ashburn & Verl KANS KWK KFBI-Hits & Encores KCMO-Melodv Matinee Bratton 12:15 CBS -The Story of Song: KSCJ KGNF-Stars Over WMBH-Handy Ads Hollywood WREN -Wendell KFBI-Rhythm & Romance NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, KFH (sw-15.27) KMOX-One Barcroft. news KFEQ-Apple 5:45 Woman's Opinion Creek NBC -Chuck sketch (Gold Medal): WDAF NBC -Pepper Young's Family, KSD-Contract Bridge Lesson 3:15 KFNG-Romance Airs Shank's Orchestra: KWK WHO CBS -Jack Shannon, tnr.: KSCJ KARK WOW (sw-15.21) sketch (Camay Soap) : Line, WDAF KV00-Party sketch KMBC KLRA KMBC-Margaret, Irene & Mary NBC -Vivian NBC -Let's Talk It Over: KANS KVOO KSD WHO WOW KWBG-In a KFH della Chiesa, sop.: Sentimental Mood NBC -Vagabonds: KUOA-Three-Quarter Time KTHS MBS-Ted Malone's Between the MBS-Moods in Music: WHB KWK-Swing Organ, WDAF KV00 KWBG-Gems of Melody WREN KANS Richard NBC -Don CBS -Lew Bookends: WHB KCMO-Dance Time Hayes Winslow of the Navy: KWTO-The White, organist: KLRA KTHS Lyrical Lassie Air Advs. News: KOIL KUOA WJAG KFAB-Bob Miller, KWTO-Ewing Nix KARK KGBX KANS of Jimmy Allen: KFH songs;/Sacred Rhythm KXBY-Crosby Croons KWBG KCMO-Noontime Notions KFBI-News & Friendly Farmers KXBY-News Orch.: WHB WREN WAAW-News KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes Hour KCMO-Geo. Hall's Dance Hall News: KFEQ WOW KVOO KXBY-Recorded Rhythm KFBI-Sentimental WHB-John Wahlstedt, tntr. KFBI-Closing Markets KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers WIBW-Street Reporter Moods WIBW-Matinee KCMO-Chansonette KFEQ-Home Folks Frolic KGBX-Organ Reveries KGNF-Variety Prgm. KGBX-Dance Hour WJAG-Afternoon Concert KMBC-Ma WJAG-Story Lady KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KGNF-Gems of Melody WMBH-The Scrap Book Perkins, sketch WMBH-Amer. Family KGNF-5:45 Final KOIL-Show Robinson KGNF-Noon Tunes KLRA-Linda's First Love, sketch WNAX-Eleanor Frank, violinist Shop 4:45 KMBC-News & Sports KMBC-Tex Owens, songs KMBC-Happy Kitchen KUOA-Edward Lloyd's Orch. NBC -Lowell Thomas, news KOIL-Did You Hear 2:30 KWBG-What's News? com- KTHS-Musical Workshop KMOX-Magic Kitchen NBC -The Hughes Reel with Rush mentator (Sun Oil): (sue KSCJ-Jungle Jim KVOO-Music; Sports KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist Hughes, commentator (Borden WHO -Judy & Jane, sketch 15.21) KSD-Dick Tracy, sketch KWBG-Four Leat WIBW-Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- KUOA-Popular Tunes; News Clovers KWBG-March of the Markets Co.): WDAF WHO WOW KSD NBC -Nina Dean, , sop.: KARK co) KWTO-Topnotchers KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys NBC -Club Matinee: WREN KOIL KTHS KV00 KGBX KWK-Sports Review KXBY-Board of Trade; Farm KXBY-Women's News KANS KARK KGBX (sw- WJAG-Vocal Varieties NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch KWTO-Tonic Tunes Hour WMBH-Home Folks Frolic KXBY-Tom WMBH-On the Mall 15.21) (Ovaltine) : KSD WOW McDermott WOW W.BW-Kansas Farmer Markets WNAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs CBS -Hilltop House, sketch (Palm- -Jangles CBS -M a xi n e Sullivan, songs WHB-Embassy Club 3:30 WHO -Little WMBH-Swing lime 1:45 olive Soap) : KSCJ KLRA KFH Orphan Annie, sketch KMBC NBC -Kellogg's WNAX-News; Markets NBC-The Guiding Light (White CBS Cool & Singing Lady: NBC -Dinner Concert: WIBW-Boake Carter, commentator -Harry Harmonettes: (ass KTHS 12:30 Naptha): KTHS WDAF WHO KLRA KSCJ KFH -15.21) KOIL KANS WMBH-Melody Time CBS (sw-15.27) A story about Dante Gabriel -Marine Band: KSCJ (sw- KSD WOW KVOO KCMO-W P A Progm. KFEQ-Crouse Twins 15.27) Rossetti will be told. CBS -Story of a Song: KFOR KFBI-News & Prgm, NBC KGNF-Henry King's Court NBC Studio -Your Family & Mine (Seal - -Music Guild: KOIL KMBC KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance KMBC-Music for Madame NBC test): WDAF WOW (sw-9.53) NIGHT -Valiant Lady, sketch (Gold KARK-Words & Music KFH-Univ. Prgm. CBS-Nila KUOA-World Book Man Medal): KWK Mack's Let's Pretend: WHO WOW KCMO-Keeper of the Keys KGNF-World Bookman; Siesta KLRA KSCJ KFH KWBG-Success Story WDAF (sw-15.33.15.21) KFAB-News & Markets KMOX-Judy & Jane NBC -Edward Davies, bar.: KOIL KWTO-Rhythm & Romance 6:00 News: KWTO WREN KGBX NBC -Johnny Presents Russ KFBI-This Rhythmic Age KUOA-QRadio Revival KARK KGBX WREN KANS KXBY-True Life Dramas Mor- KXBY KFEQ KFEQ-Farm Facts KWBG-Studio Varieties WDAF-Dick Tracy, sketch gan & His Orch. (Philip Mor- Man on KV00 KTHS the Street: KMBC KGBX-Old Refrains KWK-Baseball Warm -Up WJAG-Musical Roulette ris) ; Jack Johnstone's Dra- WMBH KCMO-W. C. T. U. Prgm. KGNF-Round Up KWTO-Security Sam; Pop Con- WREN -Twilight Melodies mas; Genevieve Rowe & the KANS-Mystic Melodies KFEQ-Crouse Twins KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketch certs KGNF-Matinee Music 5:00 Swing Fourteen; Glenn Cross KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KWBG-Echoes of Opera KXBY-Band Music & Beverly; Floyd Sherman, KCMO-Musical KMBC-P. Hans Flath, pianist NBC -Easy Aces, sketch (Anacin): Menu KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch WIBW-Kansas Roundup KUOA-World KOIL tnr.: WOW KSTP WDAF KFAB-Dinner Call Light Opera KSO (sw-11.87) WHO KXBY-Day Dreaming WMBH-Carmen Hensel, talk KWBG-The American Scene CBS -Eddie House, organist: WMAQ WBAP WLW KFBI-Voice of the People KSCJ KV00 KSD (also see WHB-Beauty Forum WNAX-George German KWTO-Markets KFH KFAB KMBC 9:30 KFH-'Neath Western Skies WJAG-Markets; Organist 2:45 P.m.) KGNF-It WHB-Men of Music NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, Just Happened WMBH-Markets; News CBS -Current Questions Before WHO KLRA-Serenaders -News sketch (Kelloggs): WDAF CBS -Big Town, newspaper drama; WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch the House: KLRA KSCJ KFH WIBW-Pappy & Dude Hank KMBC-Texas Rangers 2:00 WOW Edward G. Robinson & Claire (sw-15.27) WJAG-Tango Time CBS -Just (Wrig- Trevor KMOX-Linda's First Love NBC -Club Matinee: Entertainment Fran Frey's Orch.; WREN KOIL Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WHO WMBH-News Magazine ley-): (sw-11.83) KRNT KLRA KTHS-Swinging Strings KTHS KANS KARK (Rinso): WIBW KGBX WOW 3:45 MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KFH KFAB WNAX KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee (sw-15.21) NBC WCCO -Girl Alone, sketch: WDAF NBC -Indiana Indigo; Soloists & KFOR WHB KMBC WBBM KMOX KVOO-Bob Wills' Playboys CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch (aw- (Su- KCMO-Pot Pourri Orch.: WREN KOIL KVOO Jimmie Allen: WHO KFEQ 11.83) (also KNX WHB-Silver Sails per Suds) : at 9:30 KMBC KFBI-Today's Almanac KANS KANS-News; Vocal Varieties p.m.) 30 B 7/88 KOIL WLW-Bort Farber's Orch. CBS -Time to Shine (Griffin Mfg. NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch WHO-Songfellows NBC -Al Donahne's Orch.: WMT-Baseball Game WREN WLS (sw-11.87) WMT-To be announced Co. Inc.): Hal Kemp's Orch.; Campbell's Soup): WDAF TUESDAY MBS-Morton Gould's Orchestra: Judy Starr; Bob Allen: WCCO KOA WSM WOW WBAP 9:46 7:00 KMOX KSD KSTP WLW WMAQ KFI Orchestra: WGN KWK WHB KSO Watch the Fun Go By KRNT WBBM KMBC CBS -Happy Felton's CBS WHO KRNT WBBM KMOX May 31 News: KWTO KXBY KFOR (Ford); Al Pearce's Gang; KFAB (sw-11.831 MBS-Int'l Liars Fraternity: WGN KCMO KTHS KGBX Carl Hoff's Orch.; Guest: L. (Believe -It -Or - NBC -Dance NBC -Robert Orch.: (sw-9.53) KWK WLW KANS-News; Sports Roundup KMOX WBBM KFAB WNAX Not) Ripley (Post Bran NBC -Mike Riley's Orch.: KANS 10:45 KARK-Frank songs KLRA KMBC-Vic Arden's Orch. Martini, KMBC KRNT WCCO Flakes) ; B. A. Rolfe's Orch.: KOIL WREN CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: KFH KFBI-Studio Prgm. WIBW KFH KSCJ (sw-11.83) KARK MBS-Developments of Music: KOIL-Sports Highlights WCCO WIBW WMAQ WSM WHO KSTP-Xavier Cugat's Orch. KFEQ-Miller Melodies (also KNX KSL at 10 p.m.) KSTP WRAP NBC -Bob Saunder's Orch.: WENR WOW WDAF WGN WBAP-Los Tocadores KGNF-Baseball Scoreboard Guest: Jan I'eerce. KSD KGBX KVOO KANS News: WMT WENR KSO KCMO-Harmony Isle Trio WCCO-Tandy MacKenzie KOA-Beaux Arts NBC -Horace Heidt's Brigadiers (sw-9.53) KARK-Sports; News KMOX-Carl Lorch's Orch. KUOA-Sports; Novelty Orch. WDAF-Let's Celebrate Prgm. (Alemite): KWK WMT KSO KCMO-views; Dance Gems pianist WHO -American Legion KWBG-To be announced NBC -Jamboree: KOIL WREN KFH-Twin Pianos WHO -Curt Rogosinski, Different KOIL WREN WLW WBAP Melodies WSM-Something WJAG-Highlights WENR KSO WMT KWK KGBX-Talk by Geo. F. Sokolsky WIBW-Emahizer's 11:00 WSM KANS KV00 WLS (sw- KFOR WOW -News WMT-Gabriel Heatter 11.87) News: KWBG KSCJ-Peter McGregor CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: KFH KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale 10:00 6:15 KWK-Easy Aces. sketch KFAB KSCJ WNAX KMBC NBC -Vox Pop (Molle Shave); KFBI-Continental Nights KXBY -Sky Reporter NBC -Freddy Martin's Orch.: WIBW KMOX KRNT WCCO MBS-Morton Gould's Orchestra: Wallace Butterworth & Parks KFH-Claude Myers' Open House WIBW-Sport Review WMAQ WOW WBBM KFOR WMT Johnson: KSD WHO WDAF KLRA-News; Health Talk WNAX-Rhythm to You NBC -Rudy Vallee's Orch.: KANS NBC -Freddie Ebner's Orch.: WSM News: KOIL WAAW WMAQ WOW KOA KSTP (al- KOA-My Secret Ambition WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner KOIL KARK WENR KSD WHO KANS-Interv,ew With Police so see Mon. Prgms. at 9:30 KSCJ-To be announced MBS-Xavier Cugat's Orch.: WGN KGBX WOW Chief O. 'P. Wilson p.m.) KTHS-Country Store 9:15 KSO KFOR KSTP NBC-Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: KARK-Waltz Time WIBW-K. P. & L. Prgm. Scoops CBS -Artie Shaw's Orch.: KFAB KANS WREN WMAQ KOIL of Progress KARK-Gems of Melody CBS -Geo. McCall's Screen KCMO-Parade WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KMBC WBBM WNAX KSCJ KLRA MBS-Chas. Agnew's Orch.: KSO KFBI-Sport Review KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue (Old Gold Cigarettes): 8:15. WBBM KRNT WCCO KFAB (sw-6.12) KFOR WMT WGN KFEQ-Softball & Baseball News KFBI-Evening Refrains KGBX KLRA KMOX WIBW KLRA KFH News: WIBW KTHS KCMO-Old Refrains KGBX-Dinnee Salon Music KFEQ-Swing Along CBS -Summer Rhapsody: Gram Swing, For news of Hollywood, read Hol WHO KLRA-Radio Night Club KTHS-Friend Brothers. KGBX-Music by Cugat MBS-Raymond lywood Showeow., in every issue WREN KF OR of Radio Guide. Sports: KARK KMOX-When Day Is Done KUOA-Evening Concert KUOA-QVespers KFH-Public Forum the KXBY-Naadja Kareua KCMO-Crown Jam Session (Turns): KOA-Westernaires & Men of KWTO-Sport:caster NBC -Vocal Varieties KMBC-Dance Time West WGN-Vic Arden's Orch. KFH-Soliloquy in Song 5:15 KXBY-Mouneain Rangers KOA KFI WLW (also at KMOX-Travelogue KSTP-Bernie Cummins' Orch. WSM-Rhythrsic Strings WHB-Melody Land KOA-Men of the West P.m.) Ambition 7:15 WGN-Ennio Bologninni s Orch. KOA-My Secret KTHS-Sports Final 6:30 Tabneracle NBC -Dance Orch.: KGBX KARK KWK-Sports Review KWK-Glenn Hardman's Orch. MAS -Johnson Family, sketch WIBW-QPentecostal Town Tonite WLW-Headline Heroes NBC -Mike Riley's Orch.: KANS KXBY-In KXBY-Into Blue Moonlight CBS -Al Jolson Show (Lifebuoy); KFOR in Science KARK-Rex WNAX-George B. German WENR WCCO-Adventures WDAF-Nighthawks Martha Raye; Parkyakarkus; Mize, songs WDAF-Orchestra KCMO-Spotlighting Sporta MBS-Enric Madirguera's Orch.: WFAA-Your Music Victor Young's Orch.: WCCO 8:30 WENR-Music as You Desire It WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review WBBM KRNT KGBX-Memory Baseball WGN KMBC KFH NBC -Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood News: KXBY WMAQ WNAX WFAA-Organ Sketches WOW -Music Box KFAB KLRA WNAX KXBY-And So to Bed KMOX Gossip (Drene): KSD WHO KCMO-Musical Workshop WLW-Paul Sullivan. news 11:15 WIBW (sw-11.83) (also KNX WGN.Foreign Affairs KSTP WSM WBAP WMAQ KSTP-Sports Oddities WOW -Music Box NBC -Freddie Ebner's Orchestra: KSL at 10:30 p.m.) WHB-Bar Ass'n Forum WDAF WLW KV00 WSM-World in Review Guest: Mario Chamlee, tenor. 7:30 WOW KSD-Russ David's Orch. KTHS KSTP KOA KWK-Tracer of Lost Persons 10:15 MBS-Chas. Agnew's Orch.: KWK NBC -Fibber McGee & Co. (John- For news of Hollywood read Hol- NBC -Wayne King's Orch. (Lady Iywood,Showdown" in every issue WDAF-Easy Aces NBC -Freddy Martin's Orch.: KOA WLW son Wax); Jim Jordan; Hugh of Radio Guide. Esther): KSD WMAQ WSM Clark Dennis, tar.; WFAA-Sports; News WFAA KTHS KGBX WHO KCMO-Tropical Moods WDAF KVOO WOW Studebaker; Heatherton, bar.: KFH Hahn's Orch. WHO Bill Thompson; Betty Winkler; CBS -Ray WHO-Sports Review KARK KMOX-Al KC_. KSTP WFAA (sw- WBBM KRNT KFAB KMOX KANS KSD WBAP WMT-Bishop Oxman Broadcast CBS -Artie Shaw's Orch.: KMOX KXBY-Dream Stuff Billy Mills' Orch.: WCCO KMBC KLRA 9.53) KSTP KOA WIBW WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner KRNT 11:30 WOW WSM WHO MBS-Johnny Messner's Orch.: Orchestra: WDAF KARK WSM-Lawrence Goodman's Piano- NBC -Rudy Vallee's Orch.: WSM CBS -Henri Gendron's NBC -Information Please, Quiz WMAQ KV00 KWK KSO KRNT WNAX KMOX WLW (sw-9.53) KFOR logue WREN KSCJ Prgm.: WREN NBC -Walter Kelsey's Orchestra: Orchestra: WBBM KFH KMBC WIBW MBS-Green Hornet, WGN MBS-Xavier Cugat's drama: CBS -Benny Goodman's Orch.; WENR WMT WREN KANS 9:30 KFAB WHB KSO KWK Guests (Camel Cigarettes) : KARK-To be announced NBC -Johnny Presents Russ Mor- Final NBC -Carl Ravazza's Orch.: KOA KARK-Hits & Encores KFH-Five Star WBBM KLRA KMBC KFAB KCMO-Pabst Blue Ribbon Hour gan's 0-ch. (Philip Morris): KSD-Roger Fox' Orch. KGBX KSD WENR WOW KFBI-Jungle Jim KMOX KRNT KSCJ WIBW KFBI-Gaslight Harmonies WSM KOA KFI KGBX (also WDAF KARK WFAA WHO by KSTP-Night Extra KFEQ-Music Cugat WNAX WCCO KFH (sw- Your Partner at 6 p.m.) NBC -Dean Fossler, organist: the Air KGBX-Swing KWK-Georgia Wildcats KGBX-Concert Hall of 11.83) KOIL-Theater Comique Adams KANS WREN WMAQ KOIL-Master Singers NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: KSO WCCO-Cedric KXBY-Baseball Resume WREN KANS WMAQ WIBW-WPA Prgm. MBS-Dean Hudson's Orchestra: KSCJ-Maurice Pellissier's Orch. NBC-Jamboree: KOIL KANS WGN KWK WLW WGN-Northerners CBS -Happy Felton's Orch.: KFH WLW-Bert Farber's Orch. KOIL WMT KTHS-Sports Roundup WMT WENR (sw-1l.87) KSTP KWK WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KSCJ WIBW KFAB WNAX 10:30 KSO KUOA-LaVe)'s & Amison MBS-Say It with Words: KCMO-Dancinv Under the Stars KWK-Dinner Dance KFOR 8:45 KLRA (sw-6.12) CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: KSCJ KCMO-Let's Dance NBC -To be announced: WMAQ NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: WBBM KLRA-Radio Night Club KWTO-Gems of Melody KTHS-Old Refrains KXBY-Sport'. Review KFBI-Dancing Party WLW KSD WHO WOW KOA WOW (sw-9.53) KFAB WNAX KMBC KLRA KGBX KXBY-Lucille's Paradise WJAG-News. Sports KV00-Professors Off Record KSTP WDAF isw-9.53) MBS-Salute to Cities: KFOR NBC -Teddy King's Orch.: KWK-Charlie Chan, sketch CBS -Four Clubmen: KRNT KFH WLW KARK WSM KOA WHO WOW WCCO-Men of Music WLS-Public School Vocal Group WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. from Sandwich, Ill. KXBY-Mark Twain Choral Club KFAB KMOX WIBW WNAX News: WBBM KOIL WLW WCCO KMBC KLRA (sw- Sports: KMOX WDAF MBS-Dick Leibert's Orch.: KWK 11:45 WLW-To be announced WBAP S.W Exposition a, Stock -Jimmy Noone's Orch.: KFH Show 11.83) KARK-Ark. Jr. Bar Assn. Radio WGN KFOR KSO CBS WMT-Style Talk; Rhythm & Ro- Orch.: KANS WBBM KSCJ KRNT WNAX mance WGN-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. NBC-Walter Kelsey's Orchestra: Forum NBC -Bob Saunder's KARK KCMO-Night Clubs of the Air WREN KOIL (sw-6.14) KMBC KFAB WIBW WREN -Xavier Cugat's Orch. KMOX-When Day Is Done 6:45 7:45 KV00-Vocal Varieties KMBC-News & Sports Dance Orch.: KSTP WDAF WBAP-Dance Music KSD-Trailing the Highway Patrol KCMO-Lights & Shadows KTHS-Home Folks KARK-Ridin' the Range NBC -Jamboree: KWK 12:00 KCMO-Front Page Dramas WBBM-Arthur Godfrey KSTP-Detective Mysteries KFH-400 Club Orch. KCMO-Romance in Rhythm KMOX-Dancing Time KFBI-The Fellowship Hour KGBX-News WMT-A Trip Through Niagara KWK-String Nocturne KMOX-Headline Highlights Moments Revue Orch. KOA-News KOIL-Around Omaha KXBY-It's All Yours WSM-Musical KXBY-Schlitz Tavern KTHS-Joe Caprara's 9:00 WBAP-Easy Aces WCCO-Rollie Johnson KSTP-Dream Ship KTHS-Swinging Strings WGNNews; Sports KXBY-Antlers Club KUOA-Songs of the Islands CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig- WCCO-Vic Arden's Orch. WFAA-Joe Reichman's Orch. Or- Faulkner WLW-Billy Snider's Orch. Detective Mysteries ley's Gum) : KLRA WBBM WENR-Fletcher Henderson's WIBW-Roy KWTO-Echoes of the Stage MBS-True -To be announced WGN KFAB WCCO KMOX KMBC chestra WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Or- WOW KXBY-June Marchant (The Lambert Co.): End of Tuesday Programs WJAG-Evening Concert WLW KRNT (also at 5 p.m.) WGN-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. chestra

Wednesday June 1, 1938 Wednesday

MBS-Gordon Fleming, organist KVOO-Musical Prgm. crowd. Stationed at vantage KANS-Morning Varieties; News NBC -Woman in White, sketch on tile course, they will KSD WOW WHO WHB KWBG-Rise & Shine Pointe KCMO-Carlton Briggs, hymster (Pillsbury): 1 the MORNING bring graphic accounts of KGBX-Health Hints WDAF Lady Courageous: KANS KOH WHO-Schneiderhahn Musicale race which has been run since Philoso 1780 at Eoeom Downs. KGNF-News CBS -Morning Moods: KLRA KCMO-News; Friendly WIBW-Stemmons Boys pher 7:00 a.m. CST WJAG-Good Morning Club 8:00 KMBC-Tonic 'Tunes NBCMa Perkins, sketch (Oxy- (sw-1521) KFAB-Morning Reveries NBC -Breakfast Club; Orchestra; WMBH-Soap Box CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch KSD-Bright & Early Melodies dol): KWBG-Time Tunes CBS -Stepmother, sketch (Col- KFBI Hammond Tunes Soloists; Hews: WREN KTHS WNAX-Dude Ranch (Wonder Bread) : KSCJ KLRA 'n' : KMOX KFEQ-Songs of the Range KGBX KARK 7:45 KMOX KFH KWTO-Rise 'n' Shine gate) KMBC Meditations Ole & Marge: KFAB KOIL KFH-Visiting in the Police Dept CBS -Fred Feibel, organist: (sw- NBC -Amanda Snow songs: (sw- !]Morning Devotions: KGNF KXBY-QMorning WHO -What to Serve Today KARK-News for the Ladies KGBX-News 21.52) 21.5) WJAG KGNF-Stars Over Hollywood News: KCMO KUOA WIBW News: WMBH KFOR KXBY WJAG-Musical Clock KCMO-Council Churches CBS -Fiddler's Fancy: (sw-21.52) Graphs KFBI-Frank Gage KMBC-Fashion Flashes KFBI KWBG WMBH KOIL CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch Coffee Pot Inn: WNAJC WOW WMBH-Music KFEQ WMBH-The Ranch Boys KFH-Opening Grain & Livestock KTHS-Scrips & Scraps Musical Clock: KANS (Old Dutch Cleanser): KMOX WHO KUOA-G'd's Half -Hour KANS-To be announced WOW -Aunt Sally Market 7:15 KFAB KGBX-Church in the Wildwood KVOO-Handy Ad Ensemble; News: KANS-Carl Evans, news KCMO-News; The Sundial 8:30 CBS -Madison KGNF-Time 'n' Tunes KWBG-News; Revelers; Hit Tune: KLRA (sw-21.52) KCMO-The Sundial KFAB-Time 'n' Tunes NBC -Attorney - at Law, sketch KWK KSCJ-Markets KWK-Georgia Wildcats NBC-Person to Person, songs: KFBI-Timely Tunes; News KFB1-Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine (Johnson's Floor Wax): KXBY-Happiness Iliuse KGBX-Musical Cllock Prgm. WREN KOIL (sw-15.211 KTHS-Home Folks Frolic (sw-21.5) KFEQ-Musical Clock KUOA-Gospel Singer WIBW-To be announced News: KMBC WJAG WNAX KGNF-Curtis Prgm. KMBC-Fun and Foolishness CBS -Hilltop House (Palmolive WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- Soaps): KFAB KMOX WIBW KV00-dolly Cowboys; The Chef WHB WOW KLRA-Music Master; I unnies KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys WMBH-AChurch in the Wild Resume ist KFH WNAX KLRA 7:30 KUOA-Prgm. WHB-Morning Musicale wood -Breakfast Club: KANS KVOO-News KTHS-Tip Top Time NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KARK Notes NBC KFBI WIBW-Betty & Bob, sketch WNAX-Horticultural NBC-Landt Trio; News: sw-21.5) KWK-News; Rapid Service KUOA-Guests of Radio Land Markets: WAAW KFEQ WREN Wendell Barcroft. news KWBG-News; It Happened in KCMO-Crown Show WJAG-News CBS -M. Brawn, cellists: KFOR KWTO-Breakfast Ballads WMBH-Stock & Grain Quotations 9:15 Hutchinson KGNF-Music from Paradise KMOX (sw-21.52) WDAF-Lady Courageous WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris KWTO-Old Family Almanac KMBC-Across the Breakfast News: KFEQ KOIL KWTO WHO -Favorite Melodies 9:00 co): (sw-15.21) WAAW WIBW-,Gospel Singers WIBW-Unity School Table CBS -Greenfield Village Chapel: NBC -To be announced: KTH: Musical Clock: WDAF KOIL WNAX-Old Timers WMT-Tim Bardv's Round -Up KUOA-Concert Orch. 7:50 8:15 KVOO-Peggy Gray; Music KSCJ KMOX KLRA KFOR KGBX WREN KVOO WHB WOW KSCJ CBS-Pappy Cheshire & Nat'l Hill KCMO-Dick Leibert NBC -English Derby from Epsom CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch KWBG-World Dances KFH KMOX WDAF-Pecks the Air NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin. billy Champions: KLRA KFI KFAB-Smilirn' Along Downs, England: WREN (Super Suds): on (sa' KOIL KFAB KLRA WIBW WNAX WHB-Regal Melodies sketch (Iv ory Flakes) KFOR KSCJ KFH-Musical Time Keeper KTHS KGBX KARK Jones, sketel KWK (sw-15.21) NBC -Asher & Little Jimmie, cow- WHO-Musical Clock 15.21) NBC -Lorenzo KFBI-Dude Rancher KVOO -David Harum, sketch (Bab- (Phillips): WOW WDAF WH( Spotlight English announcers will give boy songs: KOIL WREN KWK WOW -Hymns of Cheer NBC KGNF-Sport of the running of Peggy Allenby: KSD WHO KSD KLRA-Time to Shine a description (sw-15.21) 8:45 0); the world's most famous raring NBC -Walter Blaufuss' Orchestra: NBC -Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN WDAF WOW BIBS -Bachelors Children WHB KMBC-Sunkist Time With Ken classic the English Derby and , KV( N) KWK NBC -Originalities: KARK (Continued on Next Page) .e.. ...,_.. ..,,.,...1 P .. .we K ARK Ilea 31 KANS-Morning Serenade KCMO-News; Midday Moods KFBI-Hits & Encores KCMO-Today & Tomorrow Good Listening for WEDNESDAY Wednesday KFBI-World Specialty KGNF-Rhythm by Ramon KFAB-Weather & Markets Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs way be KFEQ-Dannen's Minstrels KMOX-One Woman's KFBI-Monitor News found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder Opinion indicated KFH-Memory Teasers KSD-Heart of Julia Blake June I KFEQ-Ben Henderson KFOR-News KGBX-Market Reports MORNING KUOA-Jan Hubati's Orch. KGBX-Home Folks Frolic KWBG-Free & Easy KGNF-Shoppers Prgm. 7:50 (9:15 CST (8:50 CDT) English Derby From Epsom KGNF-Swapper= KWK-Swing Organ a.m. Continued) KMBC-Woman in the Store KMOX-Meet the KSD-Harry Downs, NBC, MBS. Missus KWTO-,,Rev. Hitchcock KANS-Kwik-Ads Reser's Orch. KSO-To be announced KUCA-Florence Brady, talk KXBY-Musical Rhythm KCMO-Sweet Swing 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) National Farm and KTHS-Concert Orch. KVOO-Brain of Bright Hope Home WIBW-Street Reporter KFAB-News & Markets Hour, NBC. KUOA-1260 Friendly Street WJAG-Afternoon Concert KWBG-Viola Darby KWBG-News; Mary KGNF-Henry King's Court KWTO-Brown-Eyed Winner WMBH-The Scrap Book KMBC-Prem. Notes; News Blues Girl AFTERNOON KWTO-Organ Reveries WHO -Robert Hoow Bowers' WNAX-Your Favorites KMOX-Houseboat Hannah Or KXBY-Leigh Havens Presents chestra 3:00 CST (4:00 CDT) Keyboard Concerts, CBS. WHB-Voice of 2:30 KOIL-Polly the Shopper WIBW-Dinner Kansas City KWBG-Homemakers' Hints Hour WMBH-Rhythm Makers CBS -Hilltop House (Palmolive WJAG-Voice of the KWK-Great Works of Man Street NIGHT WNAX-Petroleum Parade Soap): KMBC (also see 8:30 a.m. ) KWTO-Rovin' Buckaroo 10:30 6:00 CST 1:15 (7:00 CDT) Cavalcade of America, NBC -The Hughes KXBY.Hollywood Girl NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: CBS. CBS -All Hands on Deck: KFOR Reel with Ruth WIBW-Hymns of All Churches WREN KGBX KTHS KARK KFH Hughes (Borden Co.): WHO KSD. WJAG-Musical Gems KANS KVOO (sw-15.21) 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) One Man's Family, NBC. NBC-Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins. WOW WDAF WNAXGeorge German's Pied A group of Caldwell County, sketch: KV00 WDAF WOW CBS -Deep River Boys, quartet: Texas, farmers and farm women 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Ben KSD WHO KLRA KSCJ KFH (sw-15.27) Pipers discuss "Texas Farm Demon- Bernie and Lew Lehr, 9:30 strations." Vass Family, guests. CBS. KANS-Synagogue of the Air KCMO-W P A Prgm. NBC -Pepper KARK-,,Church of Christ KFBI-News & Studio Prgm. Young's Family, NBC-Time for 6:30 CST (7:30 sketch (Camay Soap): (sw- Thought: KSD CDT) Tommy Dorsey's Orches- KCMO-Sidewalk Snooper KFEQ-Air Mail Speaker CBS -Romance of Helen Trent, tra, NBC. KFEQ-Garden Roundup KGNF-World Bookman 15.21) sketch CBS -Big Sister, (Edna Wallace Hopper) KGBX-Musical Workshop KMOX-Judy & Jane sketch (Rinso): KMBC KFAB 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Fred KFH WNAX KMOX Allen, NBC. KGNF-Ralph at the Studiu Grand KUOA-,,Radio Revival KMOX KFAB CBS -Salon KLRA KMBC Musicale: KLRA 7:00 CST KMOX-Helpful Harry; Let's Com- KWBG-Studio Varieties MBS-To be (8:00 CDT) Grace Moore, CBS. NBC -Hello Peggy, sketch (Dra- announced: KFOR pare Notes KWK-Baseball Warm -Up KCMO-Bert Buhrman, 7:30 no): KSD WOW WHO WDAF organist CST (8:30 CDT) Boston "Pop Concert, NBC. KTHS-Farm Credit KWTO-World Entertains KFBI-News & Markets KXBY-Baseball Game NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KANS 8:00 CST (9:00 KWBG-Merry Music Makers KVOO KFEQ-Round-Up CDT) Kay Kyser's Musical Klass KWK-Great Works of Man WIBW-Kansas Roundup KFH-Linda's First and Dance, MBS-Get Thin to Music: KFOR Love, sketch NBC. KXBY-Radio Want Ads WMBH-Organ Moods KOIL KGNF-As You Desire It WAAW-Market Close & Sum- WNAX-George German KOIL-Morning 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Edgar A. Guest, CBS. Markets: KFEQ KWBG WAAW Melodies mary 2:45 KARK-Dallas Jug KSCJ-Women's Review 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) WHB-The Sunshine Boys CBS -Doris Rhodes. songs: KLRA Jamboree Band KUOA Gypsy Orch. Minstrel Show, NBC. KCMO-Dr. West's Charm School 1:30 KFH KSCJ KFOR (sw-15.27) KWBG-Swap Service; Lost & 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) Lights Out. NBC. NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: NBC -Girl Alone, KFBI-World Bookman & Sophis- Found sketch: WDAF ticated Swing WREN KOIL KANS (sw15.33- Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WHO KGBX-On the KWK-News; Pianist 15.21) WOW Mall KWTO-Musical KGNF-Paramount Theater Postman NBC -Pepper Young's Family, Dug -Out Dope: KMOX KXBY Organ KXBY-What Would KSCJ News; Want Ad You Say? NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch (Camay Soap): KSD KCMO-Pot Pourri Rambles WDAF-Weather; Prgm. sketch KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes KTHS-Amer. Family Robinson Resume (Louis Philippe): WOW WHO KVOO WDAF WHO WOW KFBI-Today's Almanac WHB-Star Melodies KFBI-Closing Markets KUOA-Mail Bag KSD KFEQ-Voice CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: KSCJ KFEQ-Rustic Melodies WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch of the Farm KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert CBS -Road of Life, - KFH KFOR (sw-15.27) KGNF-Dream Time WIBW-Protective Service sketch (Chip KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music l{W TO- Radio so) : MBS-Harold Stokes' Orch.: WHB KMBC-News Newsettes; Markets WJAG-Announcers' KMOX KGNF-To be announced School MBS-Rex Battle's Markets: KWBG WJAG KSD-Songs of Jean Carmen KXBY-Rhythm Reigns WMBH-Musical Workshop Orch.: KOIL KMBC-Tex Owens, songs WHB-Short, Short Story KFOR KSCJ-Voice KCMO-Dance Time KWK-The Man In the Stands WNAX-Happy Jack's Old of the People WIBW-Housewives' Prgm. Timers KCMO-For the Ladies KTHS-Voice KFAB-Bill Miller, songs sacred KXBY-Dugout Dope WOW -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch of the Farm WJ AG -Norfolk Schools KFBI-Voice cf the Farm KVOO-Musical Prgm. KFBI-News & Friendly Farmers WHB-Staff Frolic WMBH-News 10:45 KFH-Judy & Jane KWBG-Four Leaf Clovers Hour WJAG-Women in the News WREN-QChurch in the Wildwood NBCNat'l Farm & Home Hour: KGNF-Livestock Reports KWTO-Topnotchers KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers WNAX-Southerners KWK 9:45 KSCJ-Pelletier Pointers; Sons of KXBY-Board of Trade; Farm KGBX-Melody Time 3:00 CBS -Our Gal Sunday, s k c h NBC -Getting the Most Out of et Pioneers; News Hour KGNF-Agriculture Talk CBS -Keyboard Concerts: KSCJ (Anacin) : KMBC KMOX KLRA-Linda's Life, Dr. Wm. L. Stidger KFAB KWBG-Organ Novelties WHB-Accent on Swing First Love, sketch KFOR KLRA KFH (sw-15.27) (Fleischmann's Yeast): (sw- MBSReveries: WHB KWK-The Morning After WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets KMBC-Happy Kitchen Guest: Alice Ehlers, harpsi- 15.21) Judy & Jane: WOW WIBW KWTO-Markets WMBH-Swing Time KMOX-Magic Kitchen; Jane Por- chordist. KFBI-Ralph The music detail for this program CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry): and Marie KXBY-Farm Hour WNAX-News; Markets ter; Rollickers may be found on page 9 this week. WNAX KFH KFAB KMOX KFEQ-Weather Bureau WDAF-Heart of Julia Blake KTHS-George Hall's Orch. KFH-Memory Teasers 12:30 KUOA-Reginald Martin, NBC -Bennett & Wolverton: KMBC WHB-Ray Feye, organist Moments: KSCJ organist NBC KGNF-Amer. Family Robinson WMBHToday's KWK-News; Richard Hayes, pi KARK KGBX -Viennese Ensemble: WREN Favorites (sw-15.27) Baseball Game: KOIL KWK KOIL-Modern Moods WNAX-Grandma Travels anist KFAB KMOX KTHS KGBX NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch (Gold WNAX KWK Kitty Keene, KUOA-Organ Treasures KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys sketch (Dreft): 11:45 Medal): KWK WHO WDAF KANS-News; Dance WDAF WHO WOW KVOO KSCJLivestock; Navy News KXBY-Women's News . Matinee KSD Lady Courageous NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens: WOW (sw-15.21) WMBH-On KCMO-News; Voice of Safety KANS-Weather; Lost & Found; the Mall KWBG-Devotional KGBX KANS WREN KTHS NBC -Waltz Favorites: KOIL N'NAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs KFBI-What's Newt News Hour News: KWTO-Farm & Home Hour NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch KFEQ KWTO KXBY 1:45 KFEQ-The Perkins Family KARK-Carolina Rawls WREN KGBX KXBY-Percy Howard (Louis Philippe) : KSD WOW CBS -To be announced: KSCJ KGNF-1430 News KCMO-Classified Ads KANS-Mystic WDAF-Lady Courageous CBS -Edward MacHugh, Gospel Melodies KFOR KFH (sw-15.27) KMBC-Michael Mahaney KLRA-Party Line, sketch singer KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KSCJ-Community WHO-Hilltop House (Ivory Soap) : KMOX NBC -The Guiding Light (White KOIL-Top Tunes House KMBC KCMO-Musical Menu in KSD-To be announced WMBH-Stock & Grain Quotations Naptha): '{THS WDAF WHO KTHS-QChurch the Wildwood MBS-Voice of Experience (Lydia KFAB-Dinner Call KSD WOW KV00 KUOASaIon Orch. KUOA-Gospel Singer 11:00 KFBI-Voice of the People CBS -The Pinkham): KOIL WHB KWK KARK-Consolairs KVOO-Handy Ads KWBG-Poetry Man Goldbergs, sketch (Oxy- KFH-Voice of the Farm KVO() dol): KMBC KARK-Singing Sam KCMO-Keeper of the Keys KWBG-News; Swingpator Dan Harding's Wife WNAX KMOX KGNF-It Just Happened KWTO-Rhythm Round KWTO-Ozark NBC -Rex Battle's KCMO-Sons of the Pioneers KFAB-News & Markets -Up Newsettes; Weather Orch.: KSD KFBI-News KLRA-Spray-O-Liers KXBY-Baseball Game & Health Hints (sw-15.33) & Farm Boy KFBI-Tonic Tunes KFEQ-Crouse KMBC-Texas Rangers WDAF-Judy & KXBYBoard of MBS-The Happy Gang: Twins KFEQ-Farm Facts Jane Trade; Social KOIL KFH-The KMOX-Linda's First Love KGBX-Old WHO -Kitty Keene, Inc. Calendar CBS -To be announced: KLRA Editor's Daughter Refrains KGNF-Modern Music KOIL-To be announced KGNF-Designs in Dance WJAG-Waltz with Me WHB Story Behind the Song KCMO-News; Music Briefs; Hol- KTHS-Swinging Strings lywood KSCJ-Stars Over Hollywood KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketch WMBH-Handy Ads WMBH-Piano Moods Hilites KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee WREN 10:00 KVOO-Voice of the Farm KWBG-Echoes of Lite Opera -Wendell Barcroft, news KFBI-Kolman's Orch. KWBG-Tonic KV00-Bob Wills' Playboys KWK-Women CBS -Mary Tunes 3:15 Margaret McBride. KFEQ-Markets KWTO-Sully's Radio KWBG-Man on the Street KWTO-Ma Perkins, Columnist KFH-Markets; Spotlight sketch NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy: (Minute Tapioca) Colortones WDAF-Dan Harding's Wife WHB-Silver Sails KXBY-Day Dreaming KMBC KMOX KFAB KFOR-News KANS KTHS KARK KGBX WHO -Markets & Weather WIBW-Noonday Prgm. WHB-Beauty Forum CBS -Ann Leaf, organist: KSCJ KGNF-Round the Town NBC -Vagabonds: KVOO WDAF WJAG-Modern Melodies; DeField WJAG-Weather; Police Reports; WJAG-Markets; Organist KFH KSCJ-Travel Talk Andy CBS -Keyboard Concert: KMBC WMBH-Singin' Sam Moat's Orch. WMBH-Markets; News KCMO-Music by NBC -To be announced: KGBX KUOA-Chapel Services WMBH-Street Broadcast Cugat WNAX-Farm & Home WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch KFBI-Sentimental Moods KANS KWBG-News; To be announced WNAX-Melodiers 2:00 NBC-Vaughn de Leath, songs. KWTO-Home Ext. Club Prgm. 12:45 KGNF-Variety Prgm. NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch KOIL-Show Shop WDAF KXBY-Unity School NBC -Betty Crocker (Gold Med. News: (Dr. Lyons): WOW WDAF KSD-Washington University KUOA WAAW WDAF-Linda's First Love, sketch AFTERNOON al): KWK WOW WHO WDAF WHO KARK-Nazarene Church WHB-Ranch Boys KUOA-London Singers (sw-15.21) CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch KWBG-What's KCMO-News: Symphonetta WHO -Dan Harding's Wife NBC -Waltz New? 12:00 Favorites: WREN (Super Suds) . KMBC WHB-Rhythm Club KFBI-Traffic Interview WIBW-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Man on the Street: KARK NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL KFEQ-Pretty NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch (Gold KGBX WHO -Judy & Jane, sketch Kitty Kelly, sketch WJAG-Musical Masterpieces KANS KFAB KWTO KARK WREN KTHS KANS KGNF-Scene Changes WMBH-Market Medal): KWK WHO WDAF WIBW-Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- Reports WOW Editor's Daughter: KLRA KMOX (sw-15.21) KLRA-Woman's Magazine WOW-Toby's Corntussle News (sw-15.21) co) CBS -Merrymakers: KMOX KSCJ KCMO-Isham Jones' Orch. CBS -At the Music Corner: KFH WJAG-Vocal Varieties KOIL-News; Weather 11:15 KFBI-Frank Gage KSD-Mrs. KLRA KFH WNAX (sw-15.27) KLRA KSCJ (sw-15.27) WMBH-The Islapders Dodsworth, day by NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage KFEQ-United Reporter MBS-Ed day Patch, sketch NBC -Swing Time Trio (sw-15.21) Fitzgerald: KFOR WOW -Jangles (Old English News: KFH-Livestock & Grain Market News: KUOA WIBW WAAW KTHS-Time for Thought Floor Wax): WHO WOW KSD WMBH KCMO KFAB WREN -Rhythm Makers KGNF KVOO KTHS WAAW KGBX-Rhythm & Romance KCMO-News; Swingtime KV00-Dan Harding's Wife , CBS -Vic & Sade. sketch (Cris- 3:30 News; Markets: KMBC WHB KGNF-Dancing Discs KFAB-Cornhusker Jamboree sketch co): WNAX KMOX KMBC KLRA-Voice CBS -March of Games; Arthur To be announced: KANS KARK of the Farm KFBI-World Dances KWBG-News; Gems of the Mast- MBS-Happy Gang: KFOR KMBC-Glad & Woody Smith Ross, m.c.: KFH KSCJ KLRA KFBI-Country Home & Frank & KFEQ-Markets ers KCMO-Just Joan, songs KSCJ-Livestock; Farm Flash NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: KWK-Three-Quarter Herb KGNF-Markets; Recorded Encores Time KI'EQ-Missouri Organ KSD-News; Market Reports KMOX-Singin' Sam (sw-15.21) KWTO-Shades in KFH-Singin' KFEQ-Markets Story: The Knights of Charle- Harmony Sam KTHS-Frank Stamps Quartet KSD-Dan Harding's Wife, sketch KXBY-Organ Rhapsody KOIL-Waltz Time KGBX-Voice of the Farm magne. KWBG-Homes of Today KV00-Judy & Jane, sketch NBC WHB-North Side KSCJ-Sons of Pioneers KOIL-Street Reporter -Charles Sears, tnr.: KOIL Court KSD-Sports KXBY-Livestock; Piano Noc- KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta KANS WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch KWBG-Tex Edwards Preview turnes WREN KARK KGBX KUOA-Gems of Melody KWK-Today at Two KTHS WJAG-News; Curtain Raiser KWTO-Farm & Home Hour WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist KWBG-News; It Happened in KWTO-Kitty Keene, sketch NBC -Your Family & Mine - WMBH-Margaret Malin KXBY-Your Problem & Mine (Seal Hutchinson WNAXD. B. Gurney KXBY-Crosby Croons test): WDAF WOW WNAX-ADevotional Service WAAW-Markets 1:00 WHO WOW KWTO-Singin' Sam -To be announced KCMO-Siesta -Orchestra WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch NBC -Story of Mary Marlin WMBH-Tango Tunes WREN -Ranch Boys WIBW-H. D. Lee. news KFEQ-Crouse Twins WHB-Kenneth Kay (Ivory Flakes): WDAF WOW WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys 10:15 WIBW-Dinner Hour WJAG-Markets; Scotch Story KGNF-Old Tunes for New WREN WHO KV00 2:15 CBS -Tower Town Tempos: KSCJ WMBHMaster Singers -Range Riders KMBC-Classic Hour CBS -All Hands on Deck: KSCJ CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch KUOA-String Ensemble KMOX KFH WIBW WNAX 11:30 12:15 KLRA KFOR KMBC KFAB (Wonder Bread) : KMBC KVOO-Facts for Feminine Ears NBC-Kidoodlers: KTHS KOIL NBC -Mother -in -Law, s k NBC -Arnold Grimm's etch: Daughter, (sw-15.27) NBC -To be announced: WDAF KWBG-Your Album & Mine KWK WREN WREN KVOO KANS KTHS sketch (Gold Medal): KWK NBC -Continental NBC -The Varieties: KOIL WHO WOW KWTO-Markets O'Neills, sketch (Ivory KARK KGBX WDAF WHO WOW (sw-15.21) WREN KWK (sw-15.33) CBS Flakes): WOW WDAF -At the Music Corner: KFOR WHB-Men of Music CBS -To be announced: KMBC News: KOIL KUOA WJAG KANS-News; Song Parade NBC MBS-To be announced: KFOR KLRA -Club Matinee: KVOO WHO -News KCMO-Noontime Notions KARK Livestock; News MBS-To be announced: WHB WIBW-Prairie Roamer 32 B 1/aa KMBC-Rhythmic Ramblings Fred Allen with Portland Hof - -8:46 fa; Town Hall Quartet; Peter WMT-Tune Tossers WEDNESDAY Frequencies KUOA-World Book Man NIGHT SANS -1210 KWK-1350 KWK-Twilight Serenade Van Steeden's Orch.; Guest: 9:00 WDAF NBC Andy, sketch KWTO-Rhythm & Romance KSD WFAA WMAQ -Amos 'n' RCMO-1870 KXBY-1530 6:00 WOW WLW WSM KARK KOA (Campbell's Soup) : WMAQ June I XFAB-770 WAAW-880 KXBY-Sweet Swing WFAA RFBI-1050 WRAP -800 WIBW -Matinee NBC -One Man's Family (Tender- WHO KSTP (sw-9.53) (also KOA WOW WDAF -880 KFI at 10 p.m.) WHO WSM WLW KSTP KSD WREN -Sports Snapshotter REM WBBM-770 WJAG-Musical Roulette leaf Tea) ; Anthony Smythe; KFH-1300 WCCO-810 Guest: John O'Boyle, stage - WSM-World in Review RFOR-1210 WDAF-810 5:00 Kathleen Wilson: KOA WLW dance director. CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig- KGBX-1230 WENR-870 NBC -Easy Aces, sketch (Anacin) : WSM KVOO KSD WOW WHO ley's Gum): KLRA WBBM 10:15 HGNF-1480 NBC -Tune Types: WREN KOIL WIBW WFAA-800 KOIL (sw-11.87) WDAF WMAQ KSTP WBAP KRNT KMBC KMOX WCCO CBS -Red Norvo's Orch.: KLRA-1390 WGN-720 KVOO KWK CBS -Obbligato: KFAB KSCJ KARK (also see Sun. prgms. WLS KFAB (also at 5 p.m.) KRNT KMBC-950 WEB -880 Orch.: WGN Orchestra: HMOX-1090 WHO -1000 KFH KMBC KLRA at 10:30 -p.m.) MBS-Bob Crosby's NBC -Nano Rodrigo's ROA-830 WHB NBCBen Cutler's Orch.: KSO WIBW-580 NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy. WREN ROIL -1280 WJAG-1080 CBS -Cavalcade of America, KANS-News; Grapevine Tele- KANS WREN NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: (Kelloggs) : WOW KRNT-1320 WL8-870 sketch drama (Du Pont); Guest: gram; Orch. NBC -Dance Orch.: (sw-9.53) KTHS WHO KGBX KSCJ-1980 WLW-700 WDAF WLW KRNT WCCO KMBC KMOX KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue -News: WMT WENR WOW KARK KSD-550 WMAQ-870 CBS -Just Entertainment: (sw- WSM RBO-1430. WMBH-1420 KFAB WBBM (sw-11.83) (also KFBI-Miltonvale Wesleyan Col- KARK-Sports; News KFH-Five Star Final KSTP-1460 WMT-800 11.83) KNX KSL at 10 p.m.) lege KCMO-News; Dance Gems drama KTHS-1080 WNAX-570 MBS-Fulton Lewis, News: will KMOX-Library Hour, Jr., Tonight's dramatization KFEQ-Swing Along KFH-The Adventures of Dexter RUGA -1280 WOW -690 WHB KFOR be based on the life of Samuel KOA-Music by Cugat RVOO-1140 WREN -1220 KFEQ Slater, AmerIca's first manufac- KGBX-Music by Cugat Randolph KSTP-Night Extra KWBG-1420 WSM-850 Air Advs. of Jimmy Allen: turer. Slater came to the United KUOA-AVespers KGBX-Wings Over the World WHO KWK-Georgia Widlcats States in 1780 and started the KXBY-Naadja Karena KOIL-JPrayer Meeting WBAP-News; The Bohemians KANS-News; Vocal Varieties first of New England's textile Prgm. KSCJ-Peter McGregor WJAG-Tango Time KARK-Funnies industries. WMT-Coe College WCCO-Cedric Adams WMBH-News Magazine 7:15 KTHS-Broadway Melodies; Arkan- 10:30 KCMO-News; Cocktail Hour NBC -Roy Shield's Revue: WREN Types: WMT sas Traveler Out, experimental 3:45 KFBI-Dance Patterns NBC -Tune NBC -Lights CBS -Exploring Space, drama: KSO WMT KWK MBS-Johnson Family, sketch: KWK-The Easy Aces, sketch drama: WOW KSTP WHO KGBX-X-Ray of the News MBS-Ennio Bolognini's Orch.: Reporter KARK KFH KSCJ Parade KFOR KXBY-Sky WDAF KGBX WMAQ KGNF-Today's Sport WGN WHB Sports WIBW-Sport Review KTHS KANS NBC -Herman Middleman's Orch.: KMOX-Grandstand Manager KCMO-Spotlighting WSM WREN KOIL KANS (sw- News: KCMO ]KXBY KFOR KGBX-Quizzer Court WNAX-Yankton College Prgm. "Scoop," a newspaper story KSD-Terry & the Pirates KTHS KGBX KWTO to Bed 9:15 to end all newspaper stories, is 15.21) KUOA-Story Book Castle KXBY-And So Arch Obaler's latest drama. One KANS-News; Sports Roundup WHB-Sweet Music NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station NBC-Joseph Gallicchio's Orch.: KTHS-Old Music Box of the choice items to make the WHO KGBX KARK KTHS KARK-Hits & Encores WLS-Int'l Looking Glass (Atka-Seltzer): KPO KOA KFI horror fans sleep well will be a KVOO-Organ Moments KFBI-Studio Prgm. 7:30 (also at 5:15 p.m.) newspaper sheet printed on KY00 KWBG-News; Ave Maria Hour human skin. MBS-Johnson Family, sketch: KFEQ-Miller Melodies NBC -Boston Pop Concerts; Ar- KWK-Home Plate Interviews KFH-The Troubadors CBS-Lum & Abner (Postum): WHB thur Fidler, cond.: WENR KMBC KRNT WCCO CBS -Buddy Rogers' Orch.: KSCJ KWTO-Baseball Flashes KGNF-Baseball Scoreboard KMOX WNAX KCMO-Music of the Masters KXBY-Margaret Beamish KANS (sw-I1.87) KLRA (also at 4:45 p.m.) KMBC KLRA WBBM KFBI-Hit Review KLRA-American Road Builders KFAB WMBH-Magic Carpet KOIL-Popeye the Sailor, sketch CBS -The Word Game: KFAB KANS KFEQ-Dusty's Scrapbook WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys NBC -Ben Cutler's Orch.: NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WREN News KUOA-Sports; Ncvelty Orch. KRNT KMBC KSCJ KMOX (sw-6.14) KGNF-Birth of the WREN -Nat Shilkret Presents KARK KSO KOIL WLW Friendly, sketch WIBW-Pacific Paradise KFH MBS-Reggie Childs' Orch.: WGN WGN KMBC-Dr. KFOR MBS-Jan Garber's Orch.: KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- 5:15 WJAG-Highlights MBS-Jazz Nocturne: WMT KSO KFOR WMT KOIL KFOH WMT ist NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station WLS-Sports NBC -Dance Orch.: KGBX & Shadows WOW KCMO-Melody Time KCMO-Lights KWBG-Curtain Calls (Alka-Seltzer): WDAF WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers CBS -Frank Dailey's Orchestra: KFH-Dance Orch. KWTO-Daily Health WMAQ WHO (sw-9.53) (also KFBI-Dancing Party KFAB WNAX Headlines Record; 6:15 Orch. KMOX-Morning Hints see 9:15 p.m.) MBS-Ennio Bolagnini's Orch.: KLRA-James Melton, tnr.; KSTP WHO Off ecord Sports: KOA-The Westernaires WDAF-Houseboat Hannah, sketch KV00-Professors the WMAQ WNAX CBS-Boake Carter, commentator KFOR Chan, sketch News: KXBY KWK-News WIBW-Edmund Denny Sports: KFBI KWTO WAAW KWK-Charlie KFH-Hollywood Scoops Prison Broadcast (Huskies & Post Toasties) : KXBY-The Islanders WBAP-Texas WJAG-Aimee Beth Raper KFAB KMOX KLRA KSCJ News: WLS KOHL KSD-Russ David's Orch. WCCO-Rollie Johnson Favorites WBBM-Carlos Molina's Orch. WMBH-Old KFH WNAX KMBC KANS-Pinto Pete Prgm. KTHS-Concert Ensemble WIBW-Roy Faulkner WOW -Creighton University Time WCCO-Musical KWK-Tracer of Lost Persons NBCMr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KARK-Waltz WGN-Jack Russell's Orch. 10:45 4:00 KCMO-Parade of Progress WBBM-Henri Gendron's Orch. Rogers' Orch.: WCCO Persons, drama (Amer. Home WIBW-Home of Tomorrow CBS -Buddy CBS-News; Eton Boys: KFH KFEQ-Softball Baseball News Aces Products): KOIL (sw-11.87) & Bits WDAF-Easy WIBW KLRA KSCJ KMBC WNAX-Hits Norris' Orch. Orch.: KWK CBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: (sw- KGBX-Music Graphs WREN-Likewela's Royal Ha- WENR-Stan MBS-Jan Garber's NBC -America's Schools: KARK News News Orch.: WENR 11.83) KLRAInterlude; waiians WFAA-Sports; NBC -Glenn Miller's KVOO KSD KTHS KGBX NBC -Tar Heel Tattler: KARK KSCJ-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. 7:45 WIBW-Tin Pan Alley KCMO-Hawaiian Harmony Isle (sw-9.53) KTHS-Aloha Land WLW-The Perk -Uppers Orch. MBS-Jack Marshard's Orchestra: NBC -Boston Pop Concert: KSO KMOX-Carl Lorch's MBS-Ruby's Orch.: KFOR WHB KUOA-Evening Concert WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner KFOR WHB WGN CBS Word Game: WIBW 11:00 News: KUOA KWTO WOW KXBY-Mountain Rangers -The WSM-Ridin' the Range Dorsey's Orchestra: KANS-Piano Moods KCMO-Musical Workshop NBC -Tommy KCMO-News; Master Merchants KFBI-Herb Lindsey, news WIBW-This Rhythmic Age 9:30 (Raleigh & Cool): KOA KFI KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys Lee, songs KGBX-News Opera World Pre- KFEQ-Here's to Your Health! WMBH-Bob Tunes CBS-Muny WENR KGNF-To be announced WNAX-Harmony Club KLRA-Dance WIBW KFAB WCCO NBC -Otto Thurn's Orch.: KGNF-Swingeroos KWK-Piano Portrait miere: KGBX WSM KWBG-News; Doug White's Orch. KRNT KFH KLRA (sw-6.12) KARK KSD KSD-Gabriel Heatter; Rosario 6:30 WBBM-John Harrington, news WOW WDAF-Those Happy Gilmans Bourdon's Orch. NBC -Harriet Parsons, commenta- NBC -Dance Orch.: KSTP KANS Tunes WCCO-Geo. E. Leach CBS-Husk O'Hare's Orch.: KFH WHO -New KTHS-To be announced tor (Bromo Seltzer): WREN WOW KARK KTHS WENR KFAB WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch WGN-News; Sports WIBW KRNT KMOX KUOA-Militant Music WLS WMT KOIL KWK KSO WNAX-Rhythm to You (sw-9.53) KSCJ WNAX WJAG-JDevotional NBC Clinton's Orchestra: KLRA WBBM KVOO-Dick Tracy, sketch (sw-I1.87) 8:00 -Larry Norris' Orch.: KANS WMBH-Make Believe Ballroom KSO WREN WSM NBC -Stan KWK-Al Sarli's Jam Session (Gordon NBC -Kay Kyser's Musical Klass WMAQ WREN 4:15 MBS-The Lone Ranger MBS-Memory Bouquet: WGN KWTO-Adv. of Ace Williams & Dance (Lucky Strike Ciga- Ennis' Orchestra: NBC -Top Hatters; News: KARK Baking Co.) : WGN WLW MBS-Skinny KXBY-Drums on the Congo rettes); Virginia Sims, Harry KFOR KWK WGN WMT KOIL KSO KTHS KGBX (sw-9.53) 5:30 NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra vo- News: KOIL WBBM KSCJ Babbitt & Sully Mason, KFOR CBS -Dance Time: KFH CBS -Living History, drama: (Raleigh & Kool); Edythe KSTP KCMO-Night Clubs of the Air KLRA KMBC Three calists: WLW WFAA KCMO-Old Refrains KSCJ (sw-11.83) Wright, Jack Leonard; WSM KOA KSD KMBC-News & Sports NBC -Concert Ensemble: KANS Esquires; Paul Stewart, m.e.: WDAF WOW KMBC-Dance Time KARK KGBX KTHS WMAQ KMOX-France Laux, sports WREN KOIL NBC -Edwin C. Hill, commenta- WSM WMAQ KSTP WOW West KSCJ-To be announced KANS KV00 WHO (sw-9.53) KOA-Light on the Orch. News: KFBI WDAF WJAG WHB tor: KTHS KGBX KARK WDAF WFAA WLW KSD Rines' Orch. KSTP-Bernie Cummins' KSD-Joe Final KFEQ-Matinee Dick Tracy, sketch: KWTO KARK WHO (also KOA KFI CBS -Gang Busters (Palmolive Nocturne KTHS-Sports KWK-String Blue Moonlight KGNF-Gems of Melody KFH at 11 p.m.) Shaving Cream); Col. H. N. KXBY-Schlitz Tavern KXBY-Into KSD-Your Family & Mine News: WHO WMBH WREN WBBM KLRA Quartet WBAP-Dance Orch. CBS -Ben Bernie & All the Lads Schwarzkopf: WDAF-Newcomers Orch. KÙOA-Today's Almanac KANSQVesper Hour KMBC WCCO-Jackie Heller's with Lew Lehr; Buddy Clark KMOX KFAB WCCO WFAA-Easy Aces KVOO-Marguerite & Her Harp KCMO-Rhythm Makers & Melo- KFH KRNT (sw-11.83) (also WHO -James Melton, tnr.; Orch. WDAF-Nighthawks (U. S. Rubber) : KFAB KFH Forum KWTO-Hits & Encores deers s Orch. WHO -Veterans KLRA KRNT KMBC KSCJ KNX at 11 p.m.) WMAQ-Lou Breesé Hour -Review WHO-Baseball Time KFAB-James Melton, tor.; Orch. Game WLW-Twenty-Four KMOX WIBW WCCO WBBM NBC -Pop Concert: KSO WENR WMT-Baseball WIBW-Radio' Dot & Smoky KFBI-World Varieties WNAX-The Harmony Club 11:15 WMBH-Bob Lee, vocalist KFEQ-Singin' Sam (sw-11.83) (also KNX KSL at (sw-11.87) 9:45 MBS-Anson Weeks' Orch.: WGN 9:30 p.m.) MBS-Symphonic Strings: WGN WMT KOIL KSO WOW -Dan Harding's Wife KGNF-Memories that Endure NBC -Dance Orch.: WHO KFOR KWK KLRA-Advs. of Jimmie Allen WMT KOIL NBC -Otto Thorn's Orch.: WLW 4:30 MBS-Let's Visit: KFOR WHB Program: Symphony No. 8 MBS-Jack Coffey's Orch.: WLW NBC -Chesterfield Daily Sports KMBC-Popeye the Sailor, sketch KANS-Dinner Music (Boyce), Suite Ecclesiasticus WGN KFOR WBAP KSTP Column with Paul Douglas: KMOX-Ozark Varieties Page Drama (Gaul), and Menuetto "Haffner - World Pre- KCMO-Cuban Casino KFBI-Front CBS-Muny Opera Orch. KARK WOW KANS KTHS KOIL-Lone Ranger, sketch KFEQ-Music by Cugat Serenade" (Mozart-Dubensky). miere: KMOX WBBM KMOX-Al Hahn's News: KWBG KFOR Orch. KGBX WDAF KVOO KSD KSD-Sportlights KGBX-Aloha Land KMBC-Estates & Estate Taxes KTHS-Jimmy Capra's & KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale Stuff (sw-15.21) KUOA-Black White KOA-Ward & Sorenson KOIL-Sports KXBY-Dream CBS-Aeolian Ensemble: WIBW KWBG-Piano Talks KFBI-Supper Club Orch. 11:30 KTHS-Sports Roundup KSD-James Melton, tnr.; Orch.: KFH KSCJ KFOR KFH KWK-Twilight Serenade KUOA-Ruby Elzy, sop. KWK-Larry Funk's Orch. Week CBS-Henri Gendron's Meeting WCCO-Trade KFAB KSCJ CBS-Boake Carter, commentator KXBY-QRev. George Griffith KV00-Clarke's Prgm. WIBW-Prayer Celebrate WIBW KMBC WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WDAF-Let's WNAX KRNT WCCO (Huskies & Post Toasties): WDAF-Dance Cavaliers KWTO-Pretzel Benders WFAA-Ridin' the Range KMOX (sw-11.83) WHB-Rhythmaires 8:15 WBBM KXBY-Sports Review KFOR WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies Orchestra: NBC -Alma Kitchell, contralto: WIBW-Bar Nothing Ranch Sports MBS-Symphonic Strings: by Popular Com- NBC -Freddy Martin's WJAG-News; WNAX-Songs WLW WENR WREN KOIL WNAX-Bakers Prgm. WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KCMO-Crown Jam Session posers KARK WSM & B. KSTP WHO KSD KGBX KCMO-Tuneful Topics WOW -Terry the Pirates 6:45 WNAX-George German WOW -News KOA KFBI-Rhythm & Romance 5:45 WREN -Rosario Bourdon's Orch. WBAP NBC -Barry McKinley, bar.: WLS WSM-Evening Fantasy organist: KANS KFEQ-Apple Creek CBS -Barry Wood's Music: KFH WREN WMT KANS KVOO 8:30 10:00 NBC -Irma Glen, KGNF-The Serenader KFAB CBS -It Can Be Done (Household Orchestra: WREN WMAQ March: KSO (sw-11.87) NBC -Nano Rodrigo's Under the Stars KLRA-To be announced NBC-Science on the NBC -Beaux Arts Trio: KOA Finance); Edgar A. Guest: KCMO-Dancing KFAB KMOX KSO Night Club KMBC-Hord Trio WREN KCMO-Dad Differ WBBM KRNT -Red Norvo's Orch.: WNAX KLRA-Radio Kemper, & Co.: CBS Refrains KUOA-Three Quarter Time NBC -Jimmy KFBI-The Fellowship Hour KMBC (sw-11.83) KLRA WBBM KMBC KFAB KTHS-Old KWTO-The Laff Parade KTHS KARK Guest: Jack Knight of United KXBY-Lucille's Paradise KGBX-Geo. Hall's Dance Hour Air Lines. Jack has flown more KSCJ KMOX (sw-6.12) WAAW-News Air Advs. of Jimmy Allen: KFH the Orch.: WDAF-Dance Orch. KOIL-Around Omaha miles than any other man in NBC -Fletcher Henderson's Ballroom WHB-John Wahlstedt, tor. KWBG KTHS-Hartford Male Quartet world, and is holder of countless KANS KSTP WMAQ WOW-Chermot WJAG-Story Lady News: KFEQ KMOX WOW records, outstanding among 11:45 KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies night air mail MBS-Dance Orch.: WGN KOIL Orch.: KRNT WMBH-Concert Hall of the Air KANS-Popeye the Sailor, sketch Men Quartet them the first CBS-Jimmy Noone's KWK-Key flight from North Platte, Neb., KFOR WCCO WIBW KMBC 4:45 KCMO-Chansonette on Parade 1921. KGBX WBBM KWTO-Hollywood to Chicago on February 22, News: KTHS WIBW KSCJ WNAX CBS-Lum & Abner (Postum): KGBX-Dance Hour Album KFH KFAB KXBY-Musical WENR WHO Pirro's Orch.: KOIL KFAB (also at 9:15 p.m.) KGNF-5:45 Final WJAG-Evening Concert NBC -Minstrel Show: Parade MBS-Vincent WREN (sw-11.87) KARK-Sports WMT WGN KWK KSO NBC-Lowell Thomas, news com- KLRA-Varieties WNAX-Songs of Jimmy Morgan KSO KOIL KFH-First Federal Savings and mentator (Sun Oil): (sw-15.21) KMBC-News & Sports KMOX-When Day Is Done 7:00 CBS -Jack Shannon, tnr. & Ruth Loan Quartet Folks NBC -Nola Day, songs: KARK KSCJ-Jerry of the Circus CBS -Chesterfield Presents Andre WHAS Camera Speaks KTHS-Home Tracy, sketch Carhart, songs; Organ: KOA-The 12:00 KTHS KV00 KGBX KSD-Dick Kostelanetz' Orch.; Grace WIBW KFH KLRA KWK-Sports Review - News Crosby's Orch.: WGN NBC -Little Orphan Annie (Oval KUOA-Popular Tunes; sop.; Deems Taylor, Town Tonite MBS-Bob Baseball Scores Moore, MBS-Melodies from the Skies: KXBYIn tine): KSD WOW KVOO-News; commentator; Guests: KMBC WBAP-Dance Orch. KSO Concert: KANS KWK-Sports Review; News WGN KFOR Time NBC -Dinner WIBW WNAX WCCO WBBM Hall WCCO-Let's Celebrate KMOX-Dancing KOIL WREN KV00 KWTO-Karl Zomar's Scrapbook KCMOConcert KOA-News KMOX KFAB KFH KLRA Melody WDAF-Orchestra KCMO-Music Graphs WHB-Embassy Club KFBI-Gems of KSTP-Dream Ship KRNT KSCJ (sw-11.83) KWK-The Lone Ranger, sketch WENR-Music As You Desire It KFBI-Studio Prgm. WHO -Little Orphan Annie, sketch Guest: Bob Lawrence. KXBY-Antlers Club Carter, commentator KXBY-Baseball Resume WLW-Paul Sullivan, news Orch. KFEQ-Crouse Twins WIBW-Boake the Fairway with WLW-Bert Farber's KGBX-News WJAG-Evening Concert NBC -Town Hall Tonight (Sal WCCO-Musical Prgm. WOW -Down Orch. Stanley Davies End of Wednesday Programs KGNF-House of Peter MacGregor WMBH-Vocal Varieties Hepatica & Ipana) ; Starring WNAXGene Granville's 5/88 B 33 News: KANS KVOO KOIL-News; Weather KCMO-The Sundial Good KCMO-Just Joan, songs THURSDAY Listening for Thursday KSD-Mrs. Dodsworth, day by KFBI-Timely Tunes; News KFEQ-Missouri Organ which day KFH-Singin' Sam KFEQ-Musical Clock ferdielaiaestat:onsnad erogram columnsa t eonersound,n 'lbrtheateeimheud indicated KTHS-Time for Thought KOIL-Waltz June 2 KGNF-House of Peter MacGregor Time MORNING KV00-Dan Harding's Wife , KSCJ-Sons of Pioneers KLRA-Music Master; Funnies sketch KUOA-Prgm. Resume KUOA-Eddie Rubsam's Ord'. 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) National Farm and Home KWBG-News; Gems of the Mast- KWBG-Melodies of Hawaii KWK-News; Rapid. Service ers KWTO-Sunnyland Serenaders Hour, NBC. KXBY-Mikes & Men MORNING KWTO-Shades in Harmony WAAW-Markets WIBW-,,Gospel Singers KXBY-Organ WNAX-Old Timers AFTERNOON Rhapsody WHB-Kenneth Kay 8:00 WHB-North Side Court WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch 7:00a.m.CST 5:45 CST (6:45 CDT) American Viewpoints, CBS. WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch WIBW-Dinner Hour NBC -Breakfast Club, Orch. & NBC -Just Neighbors, sketch: WJAG-News; KOIL KANS WREN Curtain Raiser WMBH-Master Singers Soloists; News: WREN KARK KWK NIGHT WMBH Margaret Malin KTHS KGBX (sw-15.21) (sw-1521) 11:30 6:00 WNAX-.(Devotional Service CBS -The Road of NBC -Ward & Muzzy, piano duo: NBC -Malcolm Claire: KARK CST (7:00 CDT) Kate Smith Hour, CBS. WOW Life, sketch -Orchestra (Chipso): KMOX (sw-21.5) KV00 6:00 WREN -Musical Workshop CST (7:00 CDT) Rudy NBC - - CBS-Arthur Godfrey, songs: (sw- CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch Vallee's Variety -Mother in Law. sketch: 21.52) (Wonder Bread) KSCJ KLRA Hour, NBC. 10:15 KANS WREN KVOO KARK CBS-Tower Town Tempos: KMOX KGBX News: KCMO KUOA WIBW KFH KMOX 6:00 CST (7:00 The News: WMBH KFOR KXBY CDT) March of Time, NBC. KFH WNAX KSCJ NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch WMBH KOIL NBC George Griffin. songs: Musical Clock: KANS Coffee Pot Inn: WNAX WOW 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) KWK (Louis Philippe): WHO WOW KFEQ Toronto Promenade Con- WREN KOIL KV00 KSD KFAB-Morning Round-up WHO cert, NBC. NBC -The O'Neills, sketch NBC KFBI-Rise 'n' Shine KCMO-News; The Sundial (Ivory -Words & Music: (sw-15.33) Flakes): WOW WDAF CBS-To be KFH-Council of Churches KFAB-Breakfast Club 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Major Bowes, CBS. announced: KLRA KFBI-Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine KANS-Morning Serenade KMBC KGNF-Breakfast Table Tunes 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) KCMO-,,Christian KLRA-Early Riser's Club; Buckle KGBX-Musical Clock Prgm. Good News of 1938, N BC. Science Talk MBS-Rex Battle's Orch.: WHB Busters KGNF-,,Morning Devotions KFAB-Weather & Markets KOIL KFOR 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Pulitzer Prize Plays, N BC. KMBC-Tex KMBC-Fun and Foolishness KFBI-Monitor News KCMO-Master Singers Owens, songs KFEQ-Ben Henderson KMOX-Travelogue KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Bing Crosby, KFBI-Tm Pan Alley NBC. KGBX-Market Reports KSCJ-Ye Town Criers ist KFH-Judy & Jane KV00-Alabama KTHS-Tip Top Time KGNF-Shoppers Prgm. KGNF-Livestock Reports Boys KMBC-Mary Lee Taylor KWBG-Farm Service Prgm. KUOA-Guests of Radio Land KMBC-Betty & Bob KWBG-News; It Happened in KSD-Buccaneers Octet KSCJ-Pelletier Pointer, Sons of KWK-Tonic Tunes CBS -Morning Moods: KLRA NBC -Lorenzo KWTO-Vocal Trio Hutchinson Jones, sketch (Phil- KTHS-To be announced Pioneers NBC -Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN lips): WOW WHO KXB Y- W KWTO-Old Family WDAF KSD KUOA-Dr. Cook, talk KTHS-To be announced aker-Uppers Almanac KOIL NBC -Vic WDAF-Birthday WIBW-Unity School & Sade, sketch: (sw- KWBG-Viola Darby KUOA-Men Behind the Classics Bell MBS-To be announced: KWK 15.21) KWTO-Freda WHB-Morning Roundup WJAG-,,Devotional Alexander KWBG-Keyboard Capers KARK-Hymn Singin' Time MBS-Bachelor's Children (Cud- WAAW-Markets KWK-The WHO-Faye & Cleo 8:15 KCMO-Council Morning After of Churches ahy) : WHB WHO -Dick Leibert, organist WJAG-Today in History NBC -Asher & Little Jimmie, cow- KFAB-Meditations KWTO-Mid-Day Market Report boy songs: WREN KCMO-Sweet Swing WJAG-Voice of the Street KXBY-Farm Hour WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KWK KOIL KFBI-Frank Gage KFAB-News WOW -Lem (sw-15.21) & Markets 10:30 WDAF-Peggy Tudor & Martha KFH-Opening Grain & Livestock KGNF-Designs in Dance 7:15 CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WMBH-Today's Favorites Market KMBC-Prgm. Notes; News CBS -As (Super : KVOO KTHS KGBX WNAX-Grandma Travels You Like It; News: Suds) KFAB KMOX KGBX-Church in the Wildwood KMOX-Houseboat WREN (sw-21.52) KLRA KFH WIBW WNAX Hannah KARK KANS (sw-15.21) 11:45 KGNF-Time 'n Tunes KOIL-Polly the Shopper NBC -Person to Person, songs: NBC -Vagabonds: KARK KVOO Speakers: H. H. Baukhage, CBS -Edward MacHugh, Gospel KSCJ-Market Report KWBG-Newcomers Hour Ruth Van Demers and H. 3. (sw-21.5) KANS-Morning Varieties; News Singer (Ivory Soap) : KUOA-Salon Orch. KWK-Great Works of Man Rowell. KMOX News: KMBC WHB WOW WJAG KCMO-Ranch Boys KVOO-Jolly Cowboys KMBC KWTO-The Rovin' Buckaroo CBS -Madison WNAX KGNF-News KWBG-Singin' 'n' Swingin' Ensemble: KLRA NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch (Bi - KXBY-Hollywood Girl NBC -Time for KCMO-Church in the Wildwood KMBC-Tonic Tunes KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys Thought: KSD So -Dol): WOW KSD WIBW-Hymns of All Churches CBS -Romance KFBI-Wake Up Melodies KSD-Bright & Early Melodies KXBY-Radio Want Ads WJAG-Musical of Helen Trent, NBC -Glenn Darwin, bar.: KTHS KFH-Right Gems sketch ( Old English Floor Off the Press KWBG-Tune 'n' Tunes WHB-Morning Musicale WMBH-Blue Four WREN KGBX KV00 (sw- KGNF-What Happened Last Night KWTO-Rise 'n' Wax) : KMBC KFAB KMOX 15.21) Shine WIBW-Betty & Bob, sketch WNAX-George German KMOX-Ozark Varieties KXBY-,,Morning Meditations WJAG-News Mary Lee Taylor, sketch: KWTO MBS-Luncheon Dance Music: 9:30 WMBH KOIL-Hurry-Up-ers WHO -What to Serve Today WMBH-Stock & Grain Quotations KOIL KFOR WHB KUOA-Sons of the Pioneers WJAG-Musical Clock NBC -To be announced: WHO KCMO-Bert Buhrman, organist KANS-Novelty Three; News WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WOW KWK-Sunnytime WMBH-Melody Time 9:00 WDAF KARK KFBI-News & Markets KARK-Singing Sam NBC -Pepper KFEQ-Round-Up KWTO-Breakfast Ballads WOW -Aunt Sally NBC -The Story of Mary Young's Family, KCMO-Sons of the Pioneers Marlin. sketch: (sw-15.21) KFH-Linda's Love. WDAF-Melodies; News 8:30 sketch (Ivory Flakes): (sw- First sketch KFBI-News & Farm Boy WHO-Hardware News NBC -Attorney -at -Law, sketch, 15.21) CBS -Big Sister, sketch (Rinso): KGNF-Romantfe Encores KFEQ-Crouse Twins WIBW-Butternut (Johnson's Floor KLRA KMOX KFAB KMBC KOIL-Morning Melodies KFH-The Coffee Time Wax): KWK NBC-David Harum, sketch (Bab- Editor's Daughter WMBH-Time 'n' Tunes KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) Peggy KFH WNAX KSCJ-Women's Review; Live- KGNF-The Serenader 0); Allenby: KSD WHO NBC 7:30 CBS-Hilltop House, sketch (Palm- WOW WDAF -Viennese Ensemble: WREN stocks KSCJ-Stars Over Hollywood KVOO KUOA-Piano Moods CBS -Poetic Strings: KFOR KMOX olive Soap) : KFAB KMOX CBS -Mary Lee Taylor (Pet KUOA-Boosters & Livewires MBS-Get Thin to Music: KWBG-Swap Service; Lost & NBC-Landt Trio; News: (sw-21.5) KFH WIBW KLRA WNAX Milk) : KFAB KMOX KLRA KFOR KWBG-Songs of Today and Yes- NBC -Breakfast Club; News: MBS-To be announced: KFOR KFH KOIL Found terday News: KSCJ KANS NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KGBX NBC -Originalities: KOIL WMBH KWK-News; Muskat Interlude KWK-The Voice of the Farm News: KFEQ KWTO WAAW KARK Markets: KFEQ KWBG WAAW KXBY-Do You Remember? KWTO-Luncheon Lyrics MBS-To be announced: WHB WDAF-Weather; Musical Clock: WOW WDAF Markets: WAAW KFEQ KANS-To be KANS-Model Kitchen Prgm. Resume WDAF-Dan Harding's Wife announced KCMO-Dr. WHB-Songs of Yesterday WHB KOIL KCMO-Crown Show KARK-The Mystery Chef West's Charm School WHO -Markets & Weather KFBI-World WHO-Myrt & Marge, KCMO-Dick Leibert KFBI-News & Markets KCMO-News; Friendly Philoso- Bookman & Sophis- sketch WJAG-Modern Melodies; DeField KFAB-Smilin' Along KGNF-Oddities in the News pher ticated Swing WIBW-Protective Service WMBH-Singin' Sam ; Miniatures WJAG-West KFBI-Dude Rancher KMBC-A cross the Breakfast KFBI-Hammond Tunes KGBX-Leaders in Dance Time Point Prgm. WNAX-Farm & Home KFH-Musical Time Keeper Table KGNF-Theater Organ WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KFEQ-Songs of the Range WOW KGNF-Sport Spotlight Ki1OA-Concert Orch. KGBX-News KTHS-Amer. Family Robinson -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch KLRA-Time to Shine KVOO-Peggy Gray; Music KGNF-Bob talk KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert 10:45 Jandebuer, CBS -Our Gal 'AFTERNOON KMBC-Ken Carpenter & Bill KWBG-Parade of Events KMBC-Fashion Flashes KWTO-Radio Newsettes; Markets Sundry, sketch (Old English Wax): KMBC Goodwin KWTO-Karl Zomar's Scrapbook KTHS-Time for Thought KXBY-Question Before the House; News KMOX KFAB KVOO-Musical Prgm. KXBY-Board of Trade; En- KUOA-,,God's Half -Hour 12:00 KWBG-Rise 'n' Shine chanted Ballroom WHB-Magic Kitchen NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: KWBG-News; Revelers KWK CBS -Dictators: KFH KLRA KWK-Candid Camera WDAF-Pecks on the Air KWK-Georgia Wildcats WIBW-Housewives' Prgm. WJAG-West Point Prgm. NBC -Three Romeos: WDAF KSD KMOX KSCJ WNAX (sw- KXBY-Enchanted Ballroom WHB-Accent no Swing KXBY-Happiness House 15.27) WHO -Favorite Melodies WHO-Musical Clock WIBW-Southern Plantation 9:45 MBS-Reveries: WHB Judy & Jane: WOW WIBW NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch (Gold WIBW-Stemmons Boys WOW -Hymns of Cheer WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KOIL WJAG-Good KFBI-Ralph and Marie Medal): WDAF KWK WHO Morning Club 8:45 WMBH-Quaker Gospel Quartet KWK WOW (sw-15.21) WNAX-George German NBC -Woman in White, NBC KFEQ-Weather Bureau sketch WNAX-Horticultural Notes -Getting the Most Out of NBC -Fran Allison, songs: KANS 7:45 (Pillsbury): WDAF WOW WREN Wendell Life: (sw-15.21) KFH-Memory Teasers Barcroft, news KGNF-Amer. News: WMBH KGNF KCMO CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch WHO KSD NBC -Kitty Keene, Inc., Family Robinson 9:15 sketch KOIL-Modern Moods KFAB KV00 KTHS WAAW (Old Dutch Cleanser) : KMOX NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: (sw- NBC -Breen & de (Dreft): WHO WOW Rose: KGBX KVOO KUOA-Vincent York's To be announced: KGBX KARK KFAB 15.21) KARK KVOO WREN KANS WDAF Orch. NBC -Frances KWBG-,,Devotional Hour KFBI-Country Home & Frank & Adair, songs: CBS -Stepmother, sketch (Col- CBS -Instrumentalists: KSCJ KFH CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry) : KWTO-Farm & Home Hour Herb (sw-21.5) gate) : KMBC KMOX KLRA KMOX KFAB KFOR WNAX KMBC KXBY-Percy Howard KFEQ-Markets KFH KMBC-News; Market News NBC -To be WHB-Today's Favorites announced: KSD WHO -Hilltop KOIL-Street Reporter KTHS KGBX House WMBH-Stocks; News KSD-Sports Preview KANS-Weather; Lost & Found; KUOA-Musical Moments News 11:00 CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch KWBG-News; It Happened in KARK-Morning Melodies (Oxy- dol): KMOX KMBC WNAX Hutchinson KCMO-Classified Ads KWTO-Singin' Sam KLRA-Party NBC -Jean Ellington, songs: KSD Line, sketch (sw-15.33) WHB-News; Markets KSCJ-Sketches in Melody CBS -To be announced: KLRA WIBW-H. D. Lee, news KUOA-Gospel Singer KFH WJAG-Livestock Markets; Scotch KWBG-Console Sketches MBS-The Happy Gang: KOIL Story KWTO-Ozark Newsettes; Weather WREN -Range Riders & Health Hints Markets: KMBH KFEQ KUOA KCMO-News; Music Briefs; Hol- 12:15 KXBY-Social Calendar NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, WHB-Story Behind the lywood Hilites Song KFBI-Kolman's Orch. sketch (Gold Medal): KWK WMBH-Market Reports WDAF WOW WHO 10:00 KGNF-Round the Town (sw-15.21) KWTO-Midday Markets NBC -Let's Talk It Over: KANS- NBC -To be announced: KGBX MRS-Rhythm Orch.: WHB KANS KXBY-Unity School WDAF-Linda's First Love, sketch News: KUOA KOIL WJAG Make this summer vacation CBS -Mary Margaret McBride. KCMO-Noontime Notions Mr. Al Jones, Dept. J-4. B WHB-Hits from Hollywood columnist (Minute Tapioca): KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes RADIO GUIDE, the BEST you ever had. De- KMBC WHO -Dan Harding's Wife 731 Plymouth Court. KFAB KMOX KSCJ WIBW-Kitty KFBI-Closing Markets liver RADIO CBS-Rhythmaires: KFH Keene, Inc., sketch Chicago, Illinois. GUIDE to cus- WJAG-Musical Masterpieces KFEQ-Home Folks Frolic NBC -Vaughn De Leath, sop.: KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music Dear Al: I want to earn MONEY and PRIZES. tomers in your neighborhood WDAF WOW-Toby's Corntussle News Start me at once. 11:15 KGNF-Varieties in Song and MONEY and MBS-Ernest Coulton, bar.: KWK KMBC-Tex Owens, songs - PRIZES CBS -Vic & Sade, sketch (Crisco) : News: KUOA WAAW roll in. KMOX KMBC WNAX KSCJ-Voice of the People Name Age will Many boys earn KARK-,,Nazarene Church KTHS-Musical Workshop prizes in an evening or two KCMO-News; You Shall Have NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage KVOO-Music; Sports Address Rhythm Patch, sketch (Old English KWBG-Four Leaf Clovers -a after school. Start NOW for KFBI-Frank & Marie Wax): WHO WOW KSD KWTO-Topnotchers City State the summer. Mail this KFEQ-Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch NBC -Escorts & Betty: (sw- KXBY-Board of Trade; Farm coupon. KGNF-Scene Changes 15.33) Hour - KLRA-Woman's Magazine MBS-The Happy Gang: KFOR WIBW-Kansas Fariner Markets 34 B 7/33 KXBY-Songs & Such KWK-Silver Serenade KWK-Baseball Warm -Up 4:00 KWTO-Hollywood on Parade NBC-Rakov's Orch.: WREN WMBH-Magic Carpet THURSDAY Frequencies KXBY-Sweet Swing 'WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys HANB-1210 KWK-1350 WAAW-Market Close & Sum- KXBY-Band Music KANS WREN -Kaleidoscope RARE -890 XWTO-660 mary WIBW-Kansas Roundup CBS -News; Console Echoes: KFH XCMO-1370 KXBY-1630 KSCJ KFOR KLRA KMBC June 2 XFAB-770 WAAW-660 WHB-The Sunshine Boys WMBH-Organ Moods 5:15 KFBI-1060 WBAP-800 WNAX-Your Favorites WNAX-George German NBC -George Holmes, commenta- NBC -Vocal Varieties (Turns): KFEQ-1380 WBBM-770 1:30 2:45 tor: KTHS KARK KSD (sw- KSD WOW WHO WRAF KFH-1300 WCCO-810 NBC -Pepper Young's Family, CBS -Current Questions Before 953) NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KFOR-1210 WDAF-810 KUOA KWTO WOW (Home Prod- ROBE -1230 WENR-870 sketch (Camay): KVOO WHO the Senate: KSCJ KLRA News: Persons, drama NIGHT HGNF-1480 WFAA-800 WOW WDAF KSD KFH KFOR (sw-15.27) KCMO-News; Master Merchants ucts): ROIL (sw-11.87) HLRA-1390 WON -720 Band: KSCJ KFH NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WDAF KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys CBS-Hollywood Screen Scoops HMBC-960 WEB -880 CBS -Army. (aw-15.27) Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WHO KGBX-WPA Concerts (Old Gold Cigarettes): (sw- 6:00 KMOX-1090 WHO -1000 -Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour KOA-830 WIBW-680 NBC -Joe Green's Orch.: WREN WOW KOIL-Nebr. Univ. School of Mu- 11.83) NBC For news of Hollywood, read "Ho, Desserts); Tommy XOIL-1280 WJAG-1060 KANS KOIL (sw-15.21) KCMO-Pot Pourri sic lywood Showdown" in every issue (Royal KRNT-1320 of Radio Guide. & Betty Lou; Irving WLB-870 MBS-Harold Stokes' Orch.: WHB KFBI-Today's Almanac KV00-Afternoon Serenade Riggs KSCJ-1330 WLW-700 Doug White's Orch. CBS-Boake Carter, commentator Caesar; Guest: WFAA KSTP KBD -1550 WMAQ-670 KFOR KFEQ-Rustic Melodies KWBG-News; Toasties) : K80-1430 WMBH-1420 KCMO-Dance Time KGNF-Dorothy & Jo WDAF-Those Happy Gilmans (Huskies & Post WLW WRAP WHO KOA KFAB KMBC KLRA WMAQ XSTP-1460 WMT-800 KFAB-Bill Miller, songs sacred KMBC-News WHB-Design for Dancing KMOX WOW WSM WDAF HTH8-1060 WNAX-670 KSCJ WNAX KSD KV00 KFBI-News & Friendly Farmers KMOX-Dope from the Dugout WHO -Rhythm Makers KFH (sw-9.53) 10IIOA-1280 WOW -590 sketch NBC -To he announced: KARK KVOO-1740 'W REN-1220 Hour KSD-Songs of Jean Carmen & WIBW-Ma Perkins, Singers KGBX KTHS NBC -March of Time (Electrolux KWBG-1420 WSM-650 KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers Men About Jean WJAG-Comstock Gospel KSO Believe Ballroom MBS-Outdoors with Bob Edge: Refrigeratoss): WLS KGBX-Organ Reveries KWK-The Man In the Stands WMBH-Make WMT KWK KOIL WREN (sve- KGNF-Popular Parade KXBY-Dugout Dope KFOR WMBH-Swing Time 4:15 KANS-Piano Moods 11.87) (also at 11:15 p.m.) KLRA-Linda's First Love, sketch WHB-Staff Frolic NBC-Rhythmaires; News: KTHS WNAX-News; Markets KMBC-Happy Kitchen WIBW-Edmund Denny KFBI-Herb Lindsey, news CBS -Kate Smith Hour; Jack KV00 KGB KARK (sw- Your Health! 12:30 KMOX-Magic Kitchen WJAG-Women in the News KFEQ-Here's to Miller's Orch; Ted Streeter 9.53) KGNF-Henry King's Court NBC -Dot & Pat, KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist WNAX-Southerners Chorus (Swans Down Cake songs & patter: CBS -Doris Rhi des, songs: KLRA Music KANS ROIL KWBG-March of the Markets 3:04 KUOA-Militant Flour & Calumet Baking Pow- KSCJ KFH KMBC e KVOO-Dick Tracy, sketch KWK-News CBS-Rubbertown Revue: KFOR der) : KLRA KSCJ KMOX CBS -Coast Guard Academy NBC-Rakov's Orch.: KOIL Session KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys KSCJ KLRA KFH KWK-Al Sarli s Jam KFH WCCO WIBW WNAX Graduation (sw-1527) MBS-Dance Orch.: KFOR KWTO-Lonely Troubador NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch (Gold KXBY-Women's News NBC -Bennett and Wolverton: KMBC WBBM KRNT KFAB News: KFBI WDAF WJAG WHB KXBY-Musical Travelogue (also KNX KSL at Medal): WDAF KWK WHO WJAG-Agricultural Agent KARK KGBX KFEQ-Matinee (sw-11.83) KFAB KMOX WHB-Rhumbas & Tangoes p.m.) WOW (sw-15.21.15.33) WMBH-On the Mall Baseball Game: KGNF-Ad Club, talk 9:30 WNAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs WNAX KWK 5:30 Guest: Martha Skeen, radio News: KXBY KWTO WREN KSD-Your Family & Mine KMBC of Atlanta, Ga. 1:45 To be announced: WHO WOW CBS -St. Louis Blues: actress KFEQ KGBX KUOA-Today's Almanac KSCJ KMOX KFAB (sw-11.83) KARK-Light Crust Doughboys NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch KANS-News; Dance Melodies MBS-Alfred W allenstein's Sin- KWTO-Hits & Encores NBC -Mario Cozzi, bar. KTHS KCMO-Musical Menu (White Naptha) : KTHS KV00 KCMO-News; Voice of Safety WHO-Baseball Time fonietta: WGN WHB KGBX KARK Program: Sinfonia in D minor KFAB-Dinner Call WDAF' WHO WOW KSD KFBI-What's New? WIBW-Radio Dot & Smoky KWK Family NBC -Elvira Rios, songs: KOIL (Haydn), La Farsa Amorosa KFBI-Voice of the People NBC -Joe Green's Orch.: KFEQ-The Perkins WMBH-Bob Lee, vocalist (Zandonai), Bolero, Valse Triste CBS -Army Band: KMBC KGNF-1430 News MBS-Headlines: WHB KWK KFH-Peggy Tudor WOW -Dan Harding's Wife Dick Tracy, sketch: KFH KWTO (Sibelius) and Scherzo "Afro- KGNF-It JuRt Happened KARK-Words & Music KMBC-Michael Mahaney American Symphony" (Still). KCMO-Keeper of the Keys KOIL-Top Tunes 4:30 News: WHO WMBH News: KXBY KWTO KCMO KLRA,Serenaders of KLRA KFAB-News & Markets KTHS-/]Church in the Wildwood CBS-Boake Carter (Huskies & Advs. Jimmie Allen: KFOR KTHS KGBX KMBC-Texas Rangers KV00 KMOX-Linda's First Love, sketch KFBI-This Rhythmic Age KUOA-Concert Orch. Post Toasties) : (sw-11.83) KANS-News; Sports Roundup KFEQ-Farm Facts KV00-Handy Ads CBS-Melody Weavers: KLRA KANS-QVesper Hour KARK-Hits & Encores KSCJ-Master Breeder KCMO-Rhythm Makers; Honey- KTHS-Swinging Strings KGBX-Old Refrains KWBG-News; Waltz Time WIBW KFH KFBI-Studio Prgm. KGNF-Men Behind the Classics KWTO-Rhythm Round -Up NBC -Chesterfield Daily Sports mooners KFEQ-Miller Melodies KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee Varieties Wills' KLRA-Editor's Daughter, sketch KXBY-Baseball Game Column with Paul Douglas: KFBI-World KGNF-Baseball Scoreboard KVOO-Bob Playboys KFEQ-Singin' Sam an KWBG-Echoes of Opera WDAF-Judy & Jane WDAF KARK KANS KTHS KUOA-Sports; Novelty Orch. KWBG-Man the Street KGNF-Gems of Melody WHB-Silver Sails KWTO-Ma Perkins. sketch WJAG-Waltz With Me WOW KVOO KGBX KSD (sw- WJAG-Highlights KXBY-Day Dreaming WMBH-Handy Ads 15.21) KSD-Sportlights 6:15 WIBW-Noonday Prgm. Memories WJAG-Weather; Police Reports; WHB-Beauty Forum WREN -News NBC -Organist & Pianist; Tune KUOA-Musical MRS -Alfred Wallenstein's Sin- WJAG-Markets; Organist Twisters: KOIL WREN KWBG-Musical Alphabet fonietta: KFOR Andy Moat's Orch. 3:15 Sammy WMBH-Street Broadcast WMBH-Markets: News NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, MBS-Sophisticated Ladies: KFOR KXBY-Screen Door Sports: KWTO KFBI WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch sketch: KANS KTHS KARK KCMO-Tuneful Topics WDAF-Dance Cavaliers KANS-Music by Cugat WNAX-Melodiers WIBW-Bar Nothing Ranch 12:45 2:00 KGBX KFBI-Rhythm & Romance KARK-Sports Personalities CBS-Myrt & Marge. sketch (Su- violinist: KFEQ-Apple Creek WJAG-News; Sports NBC -Johnnie Johnson, bar. & NBC -Benno Rabinoff, KCMO-Parade of Progress : KMBC Hollywood WNAX-Bakers Prgm. Orch.: ROIL WREN per Suds) KVOO KGNF-Through the KFEQ-Softball Baseball News NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL KANS CBS-Rubbertown Revue: KMBC Lens WOW -Silver Serenade Dance Musics NBC -Hymns of All Churches Ashburn & Verl KGBX-Dinner KGBX KWK KARK KTHS KCMO-Geo. Hall's Dance Hall KMBC-Margaret, Irene & Mary WREN -Ronnie KTHS-Melody Time (Gold Medal) : WDAF KWK WREN (sw-15.21) KFBI-Sentimental Moods KSCJ-To be announced Bratton KUOA-Evening Concert WOW WHO (aw-15.21) from Belmont Time 5:45 CBS CBS -The Oakes KGNF-Variety Prgm. KUOA-Three Quarter KXBY-Mountain Rangers -Coast Guard Academy KFOR KLRA Thorpe CBS -American Viewpoints: KSCJ Graduation: KSCJ Track: KFH KOIL-Show Shop KWBG-Carolyn WAAW-News KSCJ KWTO-The Lyrical Lassie KFAB KLRA 6:30 Man on the Street: KANS KWTO (sw-15.27) KUOA-Three Rancheros Speaker: George K. Blgge. NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch New? KXBY-Swing Things of the Air: KFAB KWBG-What's member of the board. Topic: NBC -Rhythm School (Dr. Lyons): WOW WHO Business Bureau WAAW-News -State Partnership ln WLS To be announced: KARK KGBX WDAF-Better "Federal WREN KOIL WMT WDAF Speaker WHB-John Wahlstedt, tnr. Unemployment Insurance." MBS-Green Hornet, drama: WGN KCMO-Isham Jones' Orch. Fitzgerald: KFOR WJAG-Story Lady Gage MBS-Ed WHB-Rhythm Club NBC -Cadets Quartet: KANS WHB KFOR KSO KFBI-Frank WAAW sketch Family Robin. KFEQ-United Reporter News: KUOA WIBW WHO -Judy & Jane, WMBH-American NBC -Chuck Shank's Orch.: WOW KANS-Library Book Shelf Markets: KGNF KFEQ WIBW-Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- son Show Case KFH-Livestock & Grain Market KARK KTHS KARK-Wild Cat KCMO-News; Swingtime co) 4:45 of Jimmy Allen: KFH KFBI-Sport Personalities KGNF-To be announced Jamboree Advs. KMBC-Glad & Woody Smith KFAB-Cornhusker WJAG-Vocal Varieties NBC -Lowell Thomas, news (Sun KWBG KFEQ-Music by Cugat KFBI-World Dances Folks Frolic KMOX-The Editor's Daughter WMBH-Home Oil) : (sw-15.21) Little Orphan Annie, sketch: KGBX-Concert Hall KGNF-Markets; Roundup Music WOW -Jangles CBS -Barry Wood, songs; News: WDAF WHO KTHS-Sports Roundup KSD-News; Market Reports Rhythm KMOX-Singin' Sam WREN -Rusty Blake's KSCJ KLRA News: KFEQ KOIL KMOX KUOA-Jack Feeney, tnr. KTHS-Frank Stamps Quartet Wife, sketch KWBG-Homes to Today KSD-Dan Harding's Makers NBC -Vivian Della Chiesa, sop.: KCMO-Chansonette KWK-Dinner Dance KVOO-Judy & Jane, sketch KXBY-Livestock; Sketches in 3:30 KOIL KANS KGBX-Dance Hour KWTO-Gems of Melody KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta NBC Family & Mine, sketch Review Black & White -Your NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: KTHS KGNF-5 :45 Final KXBY-Sports KWK-Today at Two : KTHS WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist (Sealtest) WOW KGBX KVOO KARK KMBC-News & Sports WJAG-News; Sports KWTO-Kitty Keene', Inc., sketch Mack's Let's Pretend: 6:45 WNAX-D. H. Gurney CBS-Nila NBC -Little Orphan Annie, sketch KSD-Dick Tracy, sketch KXBY-Dance Time KLRA KSCJ KFH NBC -Choir Symphonette: KANS 1:00 (Ovaltine): WOW KSD KUOA--Popular Tunes; News WMBH-Piano Ramblings NBC -Kellogg's Singing Lady: KCMO-Melody Matinee Baseball Scores WREN WMT CBS -Ray Bloch's Varieties: KVOO-News; WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys (sw-15.21) KFBI-Studio Prgm. KWK-Sports Review; News KARK-Louise Massey's Western- KFAB KLRA KSCJ (sw-15.27) Story: Black gambo. 2:15 Little KFEQ-Crouse Twins KWTO-Tonic Tunes ers NBC -Piano Recital: KWK KOIL CBS -The Oaks from Belmont NBC -Jack Armstrong, sketch KCMO-Geo. Sokolsky, talk (sw-15.33) (Wheaties): (sw-9.53) KFH-The Streamliners KXBY-Tom McDermott Track: KFOR KSCJ KLRA KGNF-Rhythm by Ramon Club KFBI-The Fellowship Hour NBC -Story of Mary Marlin (Ivory NBC -Edward Davies, bar.: KANS WHB-Embassy KFH (sw-15.27) KMBC-Melody Maker Boake Carter, commentator KOIL-Around Omaha Flakes): WOW KVOO WHO sketch WREN WENR KOIL KGBX WIBW CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly. KUOA-World Book Man WMBH Vocal Varieties KTHS-Swinging Strings WDAF (Wonder Bread) : KMBC KV00 KARK KWBG-Success Story -Bill Wirges' Orch. (Continued on Next Page) KANS-News; Song Parade KCMO-Siesta WREN NBC -To be announced: WOW KWTO-Rhythm & Romance KARK-Livestock; News WDAF WHO KFEQ-Crouse Twins Concert KCMO-News;: Midday Moods Over the World KXBY-WPA NBC -Club Matinee: KV00 KGNF-Wings WDAF-Dick Tracy, sketch KFBI-World Specialty MBS-To be announced: WHB KMBC-P. Hans Flath, pianist KFEQ-Dannen's Minstrels violinist WIBW-Matinee KFOR Kt/OA-Wilson Shultz, WJAG-Musical Roulette KFH-Memor- Teasers KWBG-The American Scene OLD BOOKS KFBI-Hits & Encores WREN -Twilight Melodies KFOR-News KGNF-Stars Over Hollywood KWTO-Markets KGBX-Home Folks Frolic KMOX-One Woman's Opinion WHB-Men of Music 5:00 KGNF.Swappers KSD-Contract Bridge Lesson WHO -News NBC -Easy Aces, sketch (Ana- KMBC-Melody Lane Erdodÿ s Orch. WIBW-Cipher & Maudie cin): KOIL (sw-11.87) WANTED KUOA-Leo for KFAB KSCJ KMOX-Inquiring Reporter KWBG-In a Sentimental Mood WJAG-Tango Time CBS -Songs You: We pay big cash prices for thousands of different KFH KMBC titles. We bought over 7,500 books in past twenty-one KSD-To be announced KWK-Swing Organ WMBH-News Magazine For KTHS-Concert Orch. NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, months, paying as high as $500 for a single book. KWTO-Charlotte's Piano Impro- 3:45 will pay you cash for the following books KUOA-1260 Friendly Street NBC -To be announced: WREN sketch (Kelloggs): WDAF example, we visations as described in our price list: , KWBG-News; Mary Winner WIBW-Street Reporter KANS KOIL WOW CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig- Fanshawe $500.00 KWTO-Orgaa Reveries WJAG-Afternoon Concert NBC -Joe Gallicchio's Orchestra: Adventures of Tom Sawyer 200.00 KXBY -Mystery Singer Book KTHS KGBX KARK KV00 ley's): (sw-11.83) 75.00 WMBH-Scrap KGBX Old Swimmin' Hole WHB-Voice of Kansas City WNAX-Eleanor Frank, violinist WHO NBC -To be announced: Black Beauty 100.00 .WMBH-Rotary Club 2:30 MBS-Johnson Family, sketch: MBS-Fulton Lewis, Jr.. News. 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Co.): WHO KCMO-Music of the Masters Jimmie Allen, sketch: KFEQ Leaves of Grass 250.00 Hughes (Borden 35.00 1:15 WDAF WOW KSD KFBI-World Entertains WHO Science and Health Book KANS-News; Ines Prgm.; In- Snow -Bound 45.00 NBC-Oxydols Own Ma Perkins, CBS -Del Casino. songs: KLRA KFEQ-Dusty's Scrap 100.00 KGNF-Trade Guide terlude Uncle Tom's Cabin sketch: WOW KV00 WD4F KFH (sw-15.27) Ben Hur. 50.00 KSD WHO NBC -Club Matinee: KOIL KANS KMBC-Dr. Friendly, sketch KARK-Funnies 50.00 KCMO-News; Cocktail Hour Last of the Mohicans NBC -To be announced: WREN KGBX KVOO KARK WREN KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- Moby Dick 100.00 ist KFBI-Dance Patterns 25.00 KOIL KANS (sw-15.21-15.33) (sw-15.21) Parade Little Women CBS -Hilltop House. sketch (Palm- KUOA-Southern Singers KGNFTodaÿ s Sports Evangeline 35.00 CBS-Ray Bloch's Orch.: KFOR Awhile olive Soap) : KMBC KWBG-Hits .Sr Encores KLRA-Let's Chat McGuffey Primer 100.00 KMBC KFH KMOX-Grandstand Managers of Christ KCMO-W P A Prgm. KWTO-The Daily Record; Health These are but a few of the many thousands of books we KARK-AChurch & the Pirates SEND BOOKS until you have checked Snooper KFBI-News & Studio Prgm. Hints KSD-Terry want. DON'T KCMO-Sidewalk Hall Mountain'rs our latest list giving full information. Don't delay-a Roundup KFEQ-$Ministerial Alliance WDAF-Houseboat Hannah, sketch KTHS-Fields & single old school book, story book, Bible, poetry, history, KFEQ-Garden Castle bring Singers KGNF-World Bookman WIBW-Edumund Denny KUOA-Story Book travel, almanac, newspaper. letter, autograph. may KGBX-Master Eloise & Sybil you $25, $50, $100, $500 or even $5,000 cash for certain the KMOX-Judy & Jane WJAG-Front Page Drama KVOO-Jerry, 10e to the American KGNF-Ralph at Studio Organ Maria Hour books. Better investigate NOW. Send KSCJ-To be announced WMBH-Louise Carpenter, violin- KWBG-News; /Ave Book Mart, 140 5. Dearborn St. Dept 1201,Chtcaao, and KMOX-Let's Compare Note. Interviews you latest list of old books we want to buy or Swing KUOA-.iRadio Revival ist KWK-Home Plate we will send KTHS-Sweet KWTO-Baseball Flashes and cash prices we will pay. KWBG-Merry Music Makers KWBG-Studio Varieties WOW -Creighton University 7/33 B 35 MBS-Magic in the Air: KFOR 8:45 WSM-Ridin' the Range WENR-Music as You Desire It KV00-Dance Orch. THURSDAY WMT KFH-Baseball Quizzer 9:30 WFAA-Organ Sketches KWK-Glenn KCMO-Amateur Hardman's Oreh, Prgm. KGBX-Gaslight Harmonies NBC -Billy Swanson's Orchestra: WLW-Paul Sullivan, news KXBY-Into Blue KFBI-Dancing Party WMT-A Trip Moonlight Through Niagara WREN KSO WENR WOW -Mysteries of Life WCCO-Jackie Heller's Orch. June 2 KGBX-Sports Personalities 9:00 NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: WREN -Sports Snapshotter KWK-Charlie WDAF-Nighthawks Chan, sketch NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch KARK KGBX WMAQ WHO WSM-World in Review WFAA-Nocturne KXBY-Spiritual Harmonizers (Campbell's Soup): WSM KOA KANS KTHS (sw-9.53) WLW-Twenty-Four WDAF 10:15 Hour Review (6:45 p.m. Continued) 7:45 WBAP WMAQ WOW CBS -Happy Felton's Orch.: KFH WOW -Music KUOA-Songs KSTP NBC -Jack Sprigg's Orch.: WSM Box of the Islands MBS-Magic in the Air: KWK KSD WLW WHO KRNT KSCJ WIBW WNAX KTHS WSM-Reveries in KWK-Musical Headlines WHO KGBX WOW Rhythm KSO CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig- KLRA KFAB KARK KWTO-Ghost in the Garret KGBX-News MBS-State Fair: WLW 11:15 KXBY-June Marchant ley's Gum): KMOX KLRA NBC -Harry Owens' Orch.: WREN NBC -March of Time (Electrolux KXBY-It's All Yours KFAB WBBM KMBC News: KOIL WBBM CBS -Orrin Tucker's WJAG-Talk by Harold Kline WGN-News; Sport KRNT Orch.: KRNT Refrigerators): KOA KFI (also Celebrities WCCO KSL James Melton, tnr.: WCCO WOW KFH-Five Star Final see 6 WLS News KCMO-Night p.m.) 8:00 Clubs of the Air KSD-EI Roland's Orch. CBS -Andy Kirk's Orchestra: KFH NBC -Eddie Le Baron's Orch.: KMBC-News & Sports 7:00 NBC -Kraft Music Hall; Bing KSTP-Night Extra KLRA KSCJ KMBC WNAX CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur Hour Crosby; Johnny Trotter's Or- WREN KV00 WENR KANS KMOX-Sports Review KWK-Georgia Wildcats NBC -Dance WIBW KRNT KFAB WBBM (Chrysler) : WBBM KSCJ chestra: WDAF WMAQ WSM Orch.: (sw-953) KSD-Paths of Destiny, drama WCCO-Cedric Adams News: WMT KSO KSTP-Mr. NBC Southern Gentlemen: KTHS KFH WIBW WNAX KMBC KSTP WOW KOA KSD WBAP Editor WIBW-V.F.W. Prgm. WSM KRNT KFAB KMOX KARK-Sports; News KV00-Every KLRA WHO WLW KARK (sw-9.53) Man's Boy WLW-Sweet Adeline MBS-Charlie Agnew's WCCO (sw-11.83) Guest: Grete Stueekgold. KCMO-News; Revolving Disc KWK-String Nocturne Orch.: KWK WLW - Club KXBY-At the Tavern 10:30 KSTP NBC -Good News of 1938 (Max- NBC -Pulitzer Prize Plays: WENR KGBX-Bordertown Barbecue WBAP-Easy CBS -Henry King's Orch.: WBBM KCMO-Cuban Casino Aces KFAB KMOX-Al Hahn's well House) ; Fannie Brice, WREN KANS WMT KOIL KOIL-The Price of India WDAF-Sports KMBC WNAX KLRA Oreh. Page of the Air KSCJ KXBY-Pla-Mor M -G -M Film Stars; Chorus; KSO KSCJ-Peter McGregor WGN-Jack Russell's Orch. Meredith Willson's Orch.; NBC -Bob Grant's Orch.: KANS WFAA-Luke Wale's Hawaiians Judy CBS -Essays in KTHS-James Melton, tnr. WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies Garland; Ted Pearson, an- Music: KSCJ WREN (aw-6.14) KMBC WBBM KFAB KWK-Easy Aces, sketch WMT-Baseball Game . 11:30 nouncer: KSD WBAP WDAF KRNT NBC -Teddy King's Orch.: KGBX KFH KMOX (3w-11.83) KXBY-Sky Reporter WSM-Opera Encores MBS-Enric Madriguera's Oreh.: WOW WLW WHO WSM KSTP KARK WHO WOW WSM KSTP WLW KWK WMT WGN MBS-Mr. Mirgenthwirker's Lobb - WDAF-Winthrop Williams 9:45 WMAQ KOA KARK (sw-9.53) KOA KV00 KTHS KOIL KSO For nevus of Hollywood toad "Hal. lies, drama: WGN WIBW-Sport Review NBC -Billy Swanson's Orch.: WSM lywood Showdown" In orrery Inoue WNAX-Rhythm to You MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN NBC -Bob Chester's Orch.: WHO of Radio News: KWBL KFOR KV00 Guide. WMT KSO KFOR KSTP KWK WSM KARK WDAF WENR KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale 9:15 NBC -Richard Himber's Oreh.: WLW KOIL N BC -Toronto Promenade Sym- KFBI-On the KSD WOW KGBX WFAA Campus CBS George McCall's Screen KOA KSTP Dance Orch.: WDAF KFH phony Orch., Reginald Stewart, KGBX-Continental Nights Scoops (Old Gold CBS -Happy CBS -Henri Gendron's Orch.: KFH Cigarettes): Felton's Orchestra: KCMO-Lights & Shadows tond.: KANS WLS KOIL KWK KLRA-To be announced KMBC WBBM KRNT KFAB KMOX WBBM WBBM KFAB KSCJ KMBC (sw-11.87) KMOX-Headline Highlights WNAX WIBW KRNT KMOX KTHS-Battle of Music WIBW KMOX KLRA WCCO KMBC-James Melton, tor. KXBY-In Town Tonite KWK-Larry Funk's Orch. KFH KOIL-Sports WCCO MBS-Harmonaires: WHB For new. of Hollywood, read "Hol- WCCO-Rollie Johnson NBC -Irma Glen, organist: KANS James Melton, tor.: WGN KV00 WCCO-Who's the Champi lywood Showdown" in ovary Wiwi WBAP-Los Tocadores WFAA-Joe Reichman's WIBW-Dr. Gerald B. Winrod of Radio Guido. Orth. WREN WMAQ KV00 KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue WCCO-Tandy MacKenzie WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Or- WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WDAF-Let's Celebrate KARK-Employment Service KFBI-Salina Y.M.C.A. Prgm. NBC-Elza Schallert Reviews: chestra KCMO-Dancing 8:15 WIBW.Emahizer's Melodies Under the Stars KFEQ-Swing Along KSO WREN KANS WENR 10:45 KLRA-Radio Night Club KGBX-Sweet & Swing CBS -Essays in Music Sigrid Gurie will be inter- WOW -News CBS -Henry King's KCMO-Crown Jam Orch.: WCCO KTHS-Old Refrains KUOA-%,Vespers Session viewed. - 10:00 WIBW WNAX-George B. German NBC -Ink Spots: KV00 CBS-Orrin Tucker's KXBY-Lucille's Paradise KWTO-Novelties & Notions Orch.: KFH NBC -Bob Grant's Orch.: WENR 11:45 KXBY-Naadja Karena 8:30 CBS -Duke Ellington's Orchestra: WBBM KFAB KMOX WNAX KCMO-Harmony Isle CBS -Americans at Work: KMBC KSCJ KSCJ KLRA (sw-6.12) CBS -Jimmy Noone's Orch.: KFH WMT-Refreshing Rhythms KMOX Carl Lorch's Orch. KFAB KSCJ KMBC WNAX WREN -Xavier Cugat's Oreb. KFAB WCCO KRNT WIBW MBS-Jack Coffey's Orch.: WGN NBC -Jack Sprigg's Orch.: KOA 11:00 KMOX KSCJ WBBM News: KXBY WMAQ WNAX WMAQ KRNT WBBM WIBW WCCO `i:15 CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: KFH NBC-Bob NBC -Pulitzer Prize Plays: WREN Sports Review: WFAA WHO NBC-Harry Owens' Orch.: KANS Chester's Orch.: KOA MBS-Johnson Family, sketch KSCJ KMBC WNAX WIBW KMOX-When Day Is Done KANS KOIL WENR KSO KARK-Gems of Melody KSO KRNT KMOX KFAB KFOR KWK KCMO-Rippling Rhythms WBBM KTHS-Home Folks KCMO-Sports MBS-Kay Kyser'a Orch.: KOIL KLRA MBS-Concert Revue: WGN KFOR KMOX-Meet the Missus KSTP 12:00 KV00-The Revellers WGN KFOR NBC -Southern Gentlemen: WENR KOA-Ranger Serenade News: WHO WIBW MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN KXBY-And So to Bed KTHS WOW KARK WHO KSD KSO KCMO-Concert Hall KSTP-Sports Oddities KGBX KGBX WHB-Sweet Music KCMO-In the Valley of the Moon KFBI-Gaslight Harmonies KSD-Russ David's Orch. KARK-Sports Parade NBC -Ina Ray Hutton's WMT-Eleanor Lane, pianist in Song KTHS-Joe Orch.: KMOX-Dancing Tune KFH-Soliloquy Capraro's Orch. KMBC-Dance Time WREN KANS WMAQ KOA WGN-Bob Crosby's Orch. KGBX-Swing Your KWK-Tracer of Lost Persons KOA-News Partner KV00-Writers & Readers MBS-Charlie Agnew's Orch.: KSO 7:30 KLRA-News; Variety Revue WDAF-Easy Aces KWK-Sports Review KSTP-Dream Ship KFOR WGN KOIL WMT KXBY-Antlers Club NBC -Toronto Promenade Sym- KTHS-Modern Concert WLW-Vocal Varieties KXBY-Pla-Mor WCMO.Old Refrains ANS WLW-Billy Snider's Orch. 111.$7) KXBY-Baseball Resume WMT-James Melton, tnr. WCCO-Living History KSTP-Bernie Cummins' Orch. KVOO WENR (swR WNAX-Yankton College Prgm. WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner WDAF-Dance Orch. KTHS-Sports Final End of Thursday Programs

Friday June 3, 1938 Friday

NBC-Landt Trio; News: (sw- KMBC-Fun and Foolishness 8:45 WNAX-Horticultural Notes WIBW-Housewives' Prgm. 21.5) KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: (sw WREN -News MORNING News: ist WJAG-West Point Prgm. KWTO KFEQ WAAW 15.21) 9:15 WMBH-News Musical Clock: WDAF WHB KTHS-Tip Top lime NBC -The Woman in White. sketch NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- WREN-QChurch in the Wildwoa 7 :00 WOW KOIL KUOA Guests of Radio Land : a.m. CST (Pillsbury) KSD WOW WHO co) : (sw-15.21) 9:45 NBC -Breakfast Club; larch.; KCMO-Dick Leibert KWBG-News; It Happened in NBC-Jerry Sears' Orch.: WREN NBC -Lorenzo NBC-Viennese Ensemble: KTH News: WREN KTHS KARK KFAB-Smilin' Along Hutchinson KANS KWK Jones, sketch (Phil - WREN KFBI-Dude Rancher KWTO-Old Family Almanac lips): WOW WDAF WHO KGBX KWK KGBX CBS -Stepmother, sketch (Col KSD CBS -Aunt Jenny's CBS Godfrey: (sus -21.52) KFH-Musical Time WIBW-Unity School KMBC CBS -Richard Maxwell. tenor: S t o r i e s -Arthur KMOXKFH (Spry): WNAX KFAB News: KUOA WIBW WMBH KGNF-Sport SpotlightKeepergate): CBS -Deep River KLRA KSCJ KWK KMO X Boys: WIBW KLRA-Time to 8:15 KFOR KFH KMBC KOIL KFBI KWBG KCMG Shine CBS-Myrt KLRA NBC-Kitty &Marge. ske tch NBC -Breen & Keene sketch (Dreft) KANS-Musical Clock KMBC-Ken Carpenter & Bill per Ole & Marge: KOIL KFAB de Rose: WREN Goodwin Suds): KLRA KFH KFAB KV00 KV00 WDAF WHO WOW KFEQ-Musical Clock KMOX WIBW WNAX Markets: KFH KSCJ NBC -Getting -up KV00-Musical Prgm. MBS-Bachelor's Children: WHB the Most Out o KFAB-Morning Round NBC -Walter Blaufuss' Orch.: KARK-News for the Ladies Life: (sus -1521) KFH-Q of KWBG-Rise 'n' Shine KANS-KwikAds elodiel Churches KARK KVOO KCMG-QCouncil of Churches MBS-Pauline Alpert, KGNFMelodies in the Musicale KFBI-Frank Gage KCMG -Sweet Swing pianist MorningWHO-Schneiderhahn's NBC -Asher & Little Jimmie, cow- KFOR KLRA-Early Riser's Club; Buckle WIBW-Stemmons Boys boy KGBX-Church in the Wildwood KFAB-News & Markets WJAG-Good Morning songs:KOIN WREN KWK KGNF-Gems of Melody KANS-Weather; Lost & Found Busters ClubKGNF-Time(sus -15.21) 'n Tunes News KMBC-Tex Owens. Ranch KUOA-Salon KMBC-Prgm. Notes; News songsWNAX-Dude KANS-Morning Varieties; News Orch. KARK-Carolina Rawls KMOX-Travelogue 7:45 KV00-Jolly Cowboys KMOX-Houseboat Hannah NBC Snow, KCMO-Carlton Briggs, hymster KCMG -Classified Ads KSCJ-Ye Town Criers -Amanda songs:.( KWTO-Dad Wilson's BoysoY KOIL-Polly the Shopper 215) KGBX-Health Tunes KLRA-Allay Presents KV00-Alabama HintsKWBG-HitWant Ads KOIL-Homemakers' KWK-Tonic TunesBoysKXBY-Radio-Mornn YKGNF-NewsCBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch WHB-Morning Musicale KWK-Great Works of Man Club KSCJP.-T. KWTO-Breakfast Ballads Dutch Cleanser): KMOX Tunes WJAG-News KWTO-The Rovin' Buckaroo A.Prgm. (OldKMBC-TonicKSD-Bright & Early Melodies KSD-To be announced KXBY-Waker-Uppers KFAB WMBH-Stock & GrainQuotations KXBY-Hollywood Girl WDAF-BirthdayBell CBS -Sunny Melodies: (sus -21.52) KWBG-Parade of Events WIBW-BettyCrocker KUOA-Gospel Singer Evans; News KWTO-Rise 'n' Shine WNAX-MountaineerscWJAG-Musical Gems KWBG-Poetry Man WHB-MorningRoundupKANS-Carl 9:00 KWTO-Ozark WHO -Faye & Cleo KCMO-The Sundial KXBY-QMorning Meditations WMBH-Organ Melodies Newsettes; Weathi y -What CBS -Ruth Carhart, Gangs: KSCJ & WJAG-Today in KFBI-TimelyTunes; News WHO to Serve Today WNAX-George German Health Hints History WJAG-Musical KLRA KFOR KXBY-Social WNAX-Old Timers KFEQ-Musical Clock Clock Calendar Music NBC -Originalities: KARK 9:30 WHB-Story Behind WOW -Lem & Martha KGNF-Rhumba Rhythms Wu the Song WOW -Aunt Sallyt NBC The Storyof MaryMarlin. NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WMBH-Piano Moods KLRA-Music Master; Funnies sketch (Ivory Flakes): (sus sketch: 7:15 KUOA-Prgm. Resume 8:30 (sw-15.21)10:00 NBC-Person to Person; Songs: 1521) CBS -Big Sister. sketch (Rinso) CBS -Mary Margaret McBride KV00-News NBC -Attorney -at -Law, s k etch NBC -David Hamm, sketch KLRA KMOX KFH WNAX (sw-21.5) KWK-News; Rapid Service (Bab columnist (Minute Tapioca) CBS (Johnson's Floor Wax): KWK O): KSD WDAF WHO WOW KFAB KMBC KMBC KFAB KMOX -Metropolitan Parade; News: KWTO-Joey & Chuck KOII. WREN (sw-21.52) (sw-15.21) MBS-Marcella Hendricks ,songs: NBC -Viennese Ensemble: KV00 NBC -To be announced: KGB) WHO -Favorite Melodies CBS -Hilltop House (Palmolive KANS News: KMBC WHB WJAG WOW WIBW-QGospel WHB KANS Singers Soap): KMOX KFAB WIBW K ANS -Lady Courageous NBC -Hello Peggy, sketch (Dra- WNAX-Old Timers CBS -Manhattan Serenaders: KFIFH KFH KLRA KFH WNAX : KCMO-Church in the Wildwood 8:00 KCMO-News; Friendly Philoso- no) KSD WOW WHO WDAF NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs NBC -Happy Jack, songs: KGBX pher; Miniatures MBS-Get Thin to Music: KOIL WDAF KFBIWake Up Melodies NBC -Just Neighbors, sketch: KARK KFH-Right Off the Press KFAB-Morning Reveries KFOR News: KUOA WAAW KOIL KANS WREN KARK Markets: WAAW KFEQ Markets: KFEQ KGNF-WSat Happened Last Night (aw-15.21) KFBI-Hammond Tunes KWBK WAAW KARKQNazarene Church KMOX-Ozark Varieties KCMO-Crown Show KFEQ-Songs of the Range KARK-Dallas Jamboree Band KCMO-News; Symphonette CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch KFBI-To be announced; Opening KFH-Sons KOIL-Hurry-Up-era (Wonder of the Pioneers KCMO-Dr. West's Charm School KFBI-Traffic Interview Bread): KFH KSCJ Markets KGNF-Stars Over Hollywood KFBI-World Bookman; KUOA-Sons of the Pioneers KLRA KMOX Sophisti- KFEQ-Pretty Kitty Kelly, aketcl KGNF-Music from Paradise KMBC-Fashion Flashes cated Swing KGNF-Scene Changes KV, BG-Farm Service NBC -Malcolm Claire: KARK KWK-Sunnytime KMBC-A c r o s s the Breakfast KMOX-Hollywood Food Secrets KGBX-On the Mall KLRA-Woman's Magazine KV00 Table KWTO-"Macaroni Mack' QMorning KOIL-Lady Courageous KGNF-Paramount Theater Organ KOIL-News; Weather Devotions: KGNF KUOA-Concert Orch. KTHS-Arkadelphia Open House KSCJ-News; Want Ad Rambles KSCJ-To be announced WDAF-Melodies; News WJAG KV00-Peggy News Gray; Music KUOA-QGod's Half Hour KTHS-Amer. Family Robinson KSD-Mrs. Dodsworth, day by da,y Coffee Pot Inn: WHO WNAX KWBG-World Dances Ads WIBW-Butternut Coffee Time WOW KV00-Handy KUUA-Mail Bag KTHS-Time for Thought KXBY-Board of Trade; En- KWBG-News; Revelers KV00-To be announced KV00-Dan Harding's WMBH-Tune 'n' Tunes News: WMBH Wife KFOR KXBY chanted Ballroom KWK-Georgia Wildcats KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert sketch 7:30 KCMO-News; The Sundial WDAF-Pecks on the Air KXBY-Happiness House KWTO-Radio CBS -Fred Fettle]: KFOX Newsettes; Markets KWBG-News; Gems of the Mast KMOX KFAB-Time 'n' Tunes WHB-Regal Melodies WIBW-To be announced KXBY-Question Before the ers NBC -Breakfast Club; News: KFBI-Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine WHO-Musical Clock Jensen, pianist KANS. WJAG-Russell House KWK-Three Quarter Time KGBX-Musical Clock Prgm. WOW -Hymns of Cheer WMBH-QChurch in the Wildwood WHB-Short, Short Stories KWTO-Shades in Harmony 36 B 7/33 Baseball Game: KFAB KMOX KWBG-News; To be announced KWBG-Four Leaf Cloven KWBG-March of the Markets School KWTO-Topnotchers KWTO-Dad Wilson's Boys WNAX KWK FRIDAY Frequencies KXBY-Unity Dance Melodies KANS-1210 KWK-1350 WDAF-Linda's First Love, sketch KXBY-Board of Trade; Farm KXBY-Women's News KANS-News; KARK-890 KWTO-660 WMBH-On the Mall KCMO-News; Voice of Safety WHO -Dan Harding's Wife, sketch Hour 3 KCMO-1370 KXBY-1530 WHB-Accent on Swing WNAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs KFBI-What's New? June KFAB-770 WAAW-660 WIBW-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Family EFBI-1060 WBAP-800 WJAG-Musical Masterpieces WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets 1:45 KFEQ-The Perkins KIT 68 WBBM-770 WMBH-Swing Time KGNF-2430 News WMBH-Market Reports CBS-Al Bernard's Minstrels: WDAF-Those Happy Gilmans KFH-1300 W CCO.810 12:30 KFH KOIL-Top Tunes KFOR-1210 WDAF-610 WOW-Toby's Corntussle News KLRA KSCJ KMBC WHB-Marriage License Romance CBS -Amateur Radio Award Pres- (sw-15.27) KTHS-jChurch in the Wildwood KGBX-1230 WENR-870 11:15 Mahaney WHO -New Tunes KGNF-1430 WFAA-800 CBS -Vic & Sade, sketch (Cris- entation: KFOR KSCJ (sw- NBC -The Guiding Light (White KMBC-Michael ELBA -1390 WON -720 KOIL-Top Tunes WIBW-Ma Perkins, sketch co) : WNAX KMBC KMOX 15.27) Naptha): KTHS WDAF WOW KMBC-960 WEB -860 Lady, sketch (Gold KUOA-Lang-Worth Foursome WJAG-QDevotional KMOX-1090 WHC-1000 NBC-Valiant KSD WHO KVOO WMBH-Make Believe Ballroom KOA-830 WIBW-680 NBC -Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Medal): KWK WHO WDAF the Bandstand KVOO-Handy Ads WOW KARK-Around Keyboard Swing KOIL-1260 WJAG-1060 Patch, sketch: KSD WOW (sw-15.21) KCMO-Keeper of the Keys KWBG-News; 4:15 EßNT-1320 WLS-870 apator KGBX WHO KSD NBC -Marine Band: KOIL KFAB-News & Markets NBC -Piano Time; News: EBCJ-1330 WLW-700 (sw-15.33) Round Up KSD-660 WMAQ-870 NBC -Escorts & Betty: News: KFEQ KWTO KXBY KFBI-Tonic Tunes KWTO-Rhythm KANS KARK KTHS (sw-9.53) EGO -1430 WMBH-1420 MBS-Happy Gang: KFOR WREN KGBX KFEQ-Farm Facts KXBY-Dugout Dope News: KFBI WDAF WJAG WHB KSTP-1460 WMT-600 KCMO-Just Joan, songs KANS Mystic Melodies KGBX-Old Refrains WDAF Judy & Jane KFEQ-Matinee KTHS-1080 WNAX-670 KFEQ-Missouri Organ WHO-Faye & Cleo KGNF-Harmony Kings KDOA-1260 WOW -590 KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KGNF-Crosby Croons KV00-1140 WREN -1220 KFH Singin' Sam KCMO-Musical Menu KWBG-Echoes of Lite Opera WJAG-Lullaby Rhythms KMBC-Ma Perkins, sketch KWBG-1420 WBM-650 KGNF-Roundup KFAB-Dinner Call KWK-Women WMBH-Handy Ads KOIL-Federal Housing Talk ROIL -Waltz Time KFBI-Voice of the People KWTO-Ma Perkins, sketch WOW -Kitty Keene, sketch KUOA-Today's Almanac violinist KXBY-Organ Rhapsody KSCJ-Sons of Pioneers KFH-'Neath Western Skies KXBY-Day Dreaming WREN -News KVOO-Norma, & Encores WHB-North KUOA-Pop Concert KGNF-It Just Happened WHB-Beauty Forum 3:15 KWTO-Hits Side Court Edwards NBC -Songs by Carlotta: WDAF WHO-Baseball Time WHO -The Goldbergs, sketch KWBG-Tex KLRA-Spray-O-Liera WJAG-Markets; Organist KXBY-Your Problem & Mine KMBCTexas Rangers WMBH-Markets; News KV00 WIBW-Radio Dot & Smoky WJAG-News; Curtain Raiser the Navy, WAAW-Markets KMOX-Linda's First Love WNAX-Judy & Jane, sketch NBC -Don Winslow of WMBH-Bob Lee, vocalist WMBH-Margaret Malin KGBX KARK Harding's Wife WNAX-QDevotional WDAF-Editor's Daughter, sketch KTHS-Swinging Strings sketch: KTHS WOW -Dan Service WHB-Kenneth Kay 2:00 KANS 4:30 WOW -Orchestra KUOA-Covered Dagon Jubilee ROIL KGBX WIBW-Dinner Hour NBC -Club Matinee: CBS-Organ Moods: KSCJ KFH NBC -Johnnie Johnston, bar.: WREN -Music Graphs KVOO-Bob Wills' Playboys KARK KTHS WREN KANS WMBH-Merry Melodies KWBGMan on the Street KCMO-Music by Cugat WREN KOIL 10:15 11:30 (sw-15.21) KFBI-Sentimental Moods NBC -Chesterfield Daily Sports CBS -Tower Town Tempos: KFH WHB-Silver Sails CBS -Of Men & Books, Book NBC -Words & Music: (sw-15.33) Prgm. KGNF-Variety Prgm. Column with Paul Douglas: KMOX WNAX KSCJ WIBW-Noonday Review; KSCJ KFH KLRA KANS KTHS NBC -Mother- -in - Law, sketch: WJAG-Weather; Police Reports; KMBC-Melody Lane KGBX WOW NBC -Alden Edkins, basso: WREN KANS WREN KARK KGBX (sw-15.27) ROIL-Show Shop WDAF KARK KV00 KSD KTHS KOIL Andy Moat's Orch. CBS-Myrt & Marge, sketch (Su KTHS KV00 WMBH-Street Broadcast KUOA-Lang-Worth Foursome (sw-15.21) NBC -The O'Neills, sketch (Ivory per Suds) : KMBC CBS-Boake Carter (Huskies & NBC -John's Other Wife, sketch WNAX-Melodiers KWBG-What's New? Flakes): WOW WDAF Philippe): WOW WHO NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch (Dr -Rhythm Club Post Toasties): (sw-11.83) (Louis 12:45 WHO WEB MBS-Radio Garden Club: KFOR KSD Lyons): WOW WDAF -Judy & Jane, sketch CBS-Four Notes with Dave Ba - NBC -Betty Crocker, cooking ex- talk: KFOR WHO KWK - MBS-Ed Fitzgerald, (Cris- cal: WIBW KSCJ KLRA KFH CBS -Road of Life, sketch (Chip : WDAF WIBW-Vic & Sade, sketch Market Reports: KGBX WAAW pert (Gold Medal) News: KUOA WIBW WAAW KFOR WHB so) : KMOX KWK WOW (sw-15.21) co) MBS-Airliners: KANS-Morning Serenade WHO Markets: KFEQ KGNF KCMO-Tuneful Topics CBS -To be announced: KLRA Man on the Street: KANS KARK WJAG-Vocal Varieties KCMO-Today & Tomorrow in KMBC KCMO-News; Swingtime WMBH-Homefolks Frolic KFBI-Rhythm & Romance K. C. KFAB KWTO KFAB-Cornhusker Jamboree KFEQ-Apple Creek MBS-Rex Battle's Orch.: WHB KCMO-Isham Jones' Orch. WOW -Jangles KFAB-Weather & Markets KFOR KOIL KFBIWorld Dances WREN -Rusty Blake's Rhythm KMBC-Hord Trio News KFBI-Frank Gage KMOX-Refreshment Time Time KFBI-Monitor KCMO-For the Ladies Reporter Makers KUOA-Three Quarter KFEQ-Ben Henderson KFEQ-Felix Street KSD-Dan Harding's Wife, sketch KWTO-The Laff Parade KFBI-Voice of the Farm : Markets 3:30 KGNF-Shoppers Prgm. KFH-Livestock Grain KVOO-Judy & Jane, sketch KFH-Judy & Jane Romance NBC -Your Family & Mine (Seal- WAAW-News KMBC-Woman in the Store KGBX-Rhythm & KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta WJAG-Story Lady KGNF-Livestock Reports KGNFE. C. Stickelman, talk test): WOW WDAF KSD-George Hall's Orch. Novelties KWK-Today at Two NBC-Little Variety Show: KOIL WMBH-Milestones KWBG-Organ KLRA-Voice of the Farm Keene, KUOA-Florence Brady, talk KWK-The Morning After KWTO-Kitty sketch WREN KANS KTHS 4:45 KMBC-Glad & Woody Smith Croons KTHS KVOO-Brains of Bright Hope KWTO-Markets Editor's Daughter KXBY-Crosby CBS -Music for Fun: KFH KSCJ NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: KWBG-Viola Darby KMOX-The WMBH-Katherine Bryant, songs KARK KV00 KGBX KXBY-Farm Hour KSD-News; Market Reports KLRA KGBX KWTO-Brown-Eyed Blues Girl WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys Orphan Annie (Oval - WDAF-Heart of Julia Blake KIES -Frank Stamps' Quartet MBS-Gloomchasers: KFOR NBC -Little WHO-Robt. Hood Bowers' Orch. 2:15 tine) : KSD WOW WNAX-Grandma Travels KWBG-Homes of Today News: WHO WMBH WHO -To be announced CBS -Chicago Varieties: KSCJ Farmers of Amer- NBC -Lowell Thomas, news corn 11:45 KXBY-Livestock; Sketches in (sw-15.27) KARK-Future (sw- WJAG-Voice of the Street NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch (Bi - KLRA KFH ica Prgm. mentator (Sun Oil): 10:30 Black & White CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch 15.21) So -Dol) : WOW KSD KCMO-Siesta WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist (Wonder Bread): KMBC & (Postum): NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: CBS -Edward MacHugh, gospel KFEQ-Crouse Twins CBS-Lum Abner WREN KVOO KGBX WNAX-D. B. Gurney NBC -To be announced: WHO KFAB at 9:15 p.m.) KTHS (Ivory Soap) : KMOX Troubadours (also singer WREN -Dick Leibert, organist KGNF-The KOIK. KANS KARK (sw-15.21) KMBC WOW WDAF KMBC-Library Hour NBC -Vagabonds: KANS 1:00 MBS-To be announced: KFOR NBC -Jack & Loretta Clemens, KOIL KUOA-Salon Orch. WREN CBS -Lew White, organist: KLRA NBC -Radio Guild, drame: WHB KCMO-Melody Matinee NBC -Time for Thought: KSD songs & patter: KGBX WREN WREN KANS (sw-15.33) KV00-Facts for Feminine Ears KTHS NBC -Club Matinee: KVOO Talk KFBI-Studio Prgm. CBS-Romance of Helen Trent, Title: Cymbelino. KWBG-Travel Twins MBS-Voice of Experience (Lydia NBC -Story of Mary Marlin KFBI-Hits & Encores KWTO-Markets KFEQ-Crouse sketch (Old English Floor KGNF-Sokolsky Talk KGNF-House of Peter MacGrego, Pinkham): KWK WHB ROIL (Ivory Flakes) : WDAF WOW WHB-Men of Music Wax): KMBC KFAB KMOX KMOX-One Woman's Opinion KLRA-Women's Missionary Union KCMO-Bert Buhrman, organist Singin' Sam: KARK WMBH WHO KVOO WIBW-Pappy & Dude Hank News -Buffalo Summer Theater: KSD-Heart of Julia Blake Town KMBC-Music for Madame KFBI-News & Markets KANS-Novelty Three; CBS Orch. WJAG-Around KCMO-Songs of the Pioneers KLRA KSCJ KMBC Kill KUOA-Jan Hubati's KSCJ-Talking Drums KFEQ-Round-U KWBG-Free & Easy 3:45 KUOA-World Book Man KFBI-News & Farm Boy KFAB (sw-15.27) Kill-Linda's First Love, sketch NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: WHO & Romance KFEQ-Crouse Twins KARK-Livestock; News KWK-Swing Organ KWTO-Rhythm KGN?-For Women Only KWTO-Ewing Nix, violinist KTHS KGBX KV00 KXBY-Good Dancing KOIL-Morning Melodies KFH-The Editor's Daughter KCMO-News: Midday Moods MBS-Johnson Family: WHB KGNF-Rhythm by Ramon KFBI-World Specialty KXBY-Dance Time WDAF-Dirk Tracy. sketch KSCJ-Women's Review WIBW-Street Reporter KCMO-Music of the Masters WHB-Design for Dancing KUOA-Gypsy Orch. KSCJ-Stars Over Hollywood KFEQ-Dannen's Minstrels KFBI-Hit Review KV00-Voice of the Farm KFOR-News WJAG-Afternoon Concert WIBW-Matinee KWBG-Swap Service; Lost & WMBH-Scrap Book KFEQ-Dusty's Scrap Book WJAG-Musical Roulette Found KWBG-Tonic Tunes KGBX-Home Folks Frolic the Town Spotlight WNAX-Your Favorites KGNF-Round WMBH-Melanie Warmack, pianist KWK-News KWTO-Sully's Radio KGNF-Modern Melodies KMBC-Dr. Friendly, sketch First Love KMOX-Meet the Missus 2:30 5:00 KWTO-The Musical Postman WDAF-Linda's with Rush KSD-News; Dick Leibert, organ- Book- & Weather Report NBC -The Hughes Reel CBS -Northwestern Univ. KXBY-What Would You Say? WHO-Market KSD-To be announced (Borden ist KLRA WJAG-Modern Melodies; DeField KTHS-Concert Ensemble Hughes, commentator shelf: KSCJ KMBC WDAF-Weather, Prgm. Resume WOW WHO WDAF KSD KUOA-Russian Cathedral Choir WNAX-Farm & Home KUOA-1260 Friendly Street Co.): KFH WHB-Star Melodies CBS -Eton Boys: KSCJ KLRA KWBG-Curtain Calls CBS -Just Entertainment (Wrig WHO-Myrt & Marge, sketch KWBG-News; Mary Winner KWTO-Daily Record; Health KWK-To be announced KFH ley's) : (sw-11.83) WIBW-Protective Service NBC -Club Matinee: (sw-15.21) Hints NBC -To be announced: KSD WJAG-Announcers School KWTO.Organ Reveries AFTERNOON CBS -Hilltop House (Palmolive WDAF-Houseboat Hannah, sketcn NBC -Don Winslow of the Navy, WMBH-Musical Workshop KXBY-Leigh Havens Presents WIBW-Edmund Denny WHB-Voice of Kansas City Soap) : KMBC sketch (Kelloggs) : WDAF WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers Prgm. WJAG-J Intl Sunday School Les Kitty Kelly, sketch 12:00 WMBH-Rhythm Makers KCMO-WPA WOW WOW -Pretty KFBI-News; Studio Prgm. son NBC -The Four of Us: KTHS 10:45 NBC -Betty & Bob sketch (Gold WNAX-Petroleum Parade WMBH-Old Favorites Medal): KWK WHO WDAF 1:15 KFEQ-Ministerial Alliance ROIL KANS WREN CBS-Four Clubmen: KLRA KGNF-World Bookman; Novelty WOW -Creighton University MBS-Fulton Lewis. Jr., commen Farm & Hour: WOW (sw-15.21) NBC-Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins. NBC -Nat'l Home Time 4:00 tator: WHB KFOR KWK CBS -Captivators: KMOX KLRA sketch: WDAF KV00 WOW KMOX-Judy & Jane CBS -News; Enoch Light's Orch.: Gal Sunday-, sketch KSCJ KFH WNAX WHO KSD KARK-Funnies CBS -Our KUOA-, Radio Revival KFH KSCJ KLRA KCMO-News; Cocktail Hour (Old English Wax) : KMBC News: KCMO KFAB KGNF KARK-QChurch of Christ Varieties -To be announced: ROIL & Romance KMOX KWBG WIBW WMBH KV00 KCMO-Sidewalk Snooper KWBG-Studio NBC KFAB-Rhythm KFAB Warm -Up KANS WREN WOW KFEQ-Studio Roundup KWK-Baseball KFBI-Dance Patterns Judy & Jane: WIBW KTHS WAAW Trio: KSD KVOO Allen KMBC WHB KGBX-Musical Workshop KWTO-Echoes of the Stage NBC -Argentine KFEQ-Jimmie KFBI-Ralph and Marie News; Markets: KARK KTHS KGBX Bureau be announced: KARK KANS KGNF-Ralph at the Studio Grand KXBY-Band Music KSD KGBX-News KFEQ-Weather To WIBW-Kansas Roundup (sw-9.53) KGNF-Today's Sports Parade Teasers Home & Frank & KMOX-Helpful Harry; Let's Com- KFH-Memory KFBI-Country Moods KUOA KWBG KWTO KMOX-Grandstand Managers Moods pare Notes WMBH-Organ News: KOIL .Modern Herb German WOW O'Clock Special Wall Street KFEQ-Markets KTHS-Hot Springs High School WNAX-George KTHS-Five KSCJ-Livestocks; 2:45 KCMO-News; Master Merchants KUOA-Story Book Castle Mission KGBX-Voice of the Farm KWBG-Merry Music Makers KWK-Great Works of Man CBS -World Economic Coopera- KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys KSD-Lady Courageous ROIL-Street Reporter KLRA (Continued on Next Page) Dance Music KXBY-Sweet Swing tion Prgm.: KSCJ KMBC-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch KUOA-Organ Treasures KSD-Luncheon (sw-15.27) KWBG-QDevotional Hour KUOA-Gems of Melody WAAW-Market Close & Sum KFH NBC -Girl Alone, sketch: WDAF KWTO-Greater Ozarks Farm & KWBG-News; It Happened in mary Hutchinson WHB-The Sunshine Boys MBS-This English: KFOR Home Hour Hannah, sketch: WHO KXBY-Percy Howard KWTO-Singin' Sam WNAX-Your Favorites Houseboat N IG NT WDAF-Lady Courageous WJAG-Livestock Markets; Scotch 1:30 WOW TO Family, KCMO-Pot Pourri ,', WHB-Masey Kilmer; Markets Story NBC -Pepper Young's TO KFBI-Today's Almanac LISTEN House, sketch WREN -Range Riders sketch (Camay Soap): KSD '- E WHO -Hilltop Melodies te WMBH-Stock & Grain Quotations 12:15 WDAF KVOO WOW WHO KFEQ-Rustic KSCJ KGNF-Dream Time 11:00 NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, CBS -Kate Smith Speaks: 1 KWK KFOR KFH (sw-15.27) KMBC-News NBC -Carlton & Wayne, piano sketch (Gold Medal): the Dugout WOW (sw-15.21) MBS-Harold Stokes' Orchestra: KMOX-Dope from duo: KSD (sw-1533) WHO WDAF Orch. sketch (Oxy- ROIL KUOA KWK WHB KSD-Ferde Grofe's CBS -The Goldbergs, News: Varieties dol): KMOX KMBC WNAX Markets; News: WJAG WNAX KCMO-Dance Time KWBG-Studio KWK-The Man In the Stands WOW CBS -To be announced: KLRA KCMO-Noontime Notions KFAB-Bill Miller, sacred songs KWTO-Senior High School B WDAF KFH KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes KFBI-News & Friendly Farmers Of National äi0 WHB Markets Hour WHB-Staff Frolic MBS-Happy Gang: ROIL KFBI-Closing in the News fa WMAQ KFEQ KUOA KFEQ-Home Folks Frolic KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers WJAG-Women Dance his own Markets: WNAX-Southerners all WHO KCMO-News; Music Briefs; Hol- KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KGBX-Melody Time 3:00 Programa iffe t - lywood Hilites KGNF-Noon Tunes KGNF-Grant Prgm. Owens, songs KLRA-Linda's First Love, sketch NBC -Bennett & Wolverton: 5:15 P.M. KFBI-Kolman's Orch. KMBC-Tex NBRed Nwk KSD Midday Sports Preview KMBC-Happy Kitchen KGBX KARK Cot C.S.T. KFOR-News Hall: KFOR KTHS-Voice of the Farm KMOX-Magic Kitchen CBS-Crossroads KGNF-Henry King's Court KSCJ KFH KSCJ-Travel Talk KV00-Music; Sports KUOA-Reginald Martin, organist KLRA 37 7/33 B KUOA-Popular Tunes; News NBC -To be announced: KSO KVOO-News; Baseball 10:00 FRIDAY Scores Good Listening for Friday KANS KARK KTHS KGBX NBC KWK-Sports Review -Frank Trumbauer's Oreh.t Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be WREN WENR KWK (sw- KANS KSO KWTO-Karl Zomai s Scrapbook found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated 11.87) CBS -Leighton Noble's Orchestra: June 3 KXBY-Songs & Such MBS-Curtain Time, WIBW-Bar MORNING drama: WGN KMOX WNAX WBBM KLRA Nothing Ranch KFOR KOIL WMBH-Vocal Varieties (sw-6.12) 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) KCMO-Pabst Blue Ribbon NBC -Ben (5:00 p.m. Continued) National Farm and Home Prom. Cutler's Orch.: KV00 Hour, NBC. KFBI-Gems of Melody WDAF WOW WMAQ KOA KVOO-Organ Moments KMBC-To be announced MBS-Dance Orch.: WGN KSTP KWBG-News; ,O,Ave Marie Hour NIGHT NIGHT KXBY-Baseball Resume KOIL KSO KFOR KWK-Home Plate Interviews WFAA-Rural Mail Sports: WREN KWK KARK KWTO-Baseball Flashes 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Lucille Manners, NBC. WHO-Songfellows News: WHO WIBW KGBX 6:00 WMT-Style Talk; Musical Varie- KXBY-Margaret Beamish NBC -Cities Service 6:30 KTHS WHO Concert; Lu- CST (7:30 CDT) Paul Whiteman's Orches- ties -Jimmie Allen, sketch cille Manners, sop.; KFH-Geo. Harte Flying News WMBH-Five O'Clock Frank tra, CBS. WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers Serenade Black's Orch.: KSTP WDAF KV00-Comedy Stars of Broad- WNAX-Bert Layne's Mountaineers 7:00 WSM-Vocal Varieties way WBAP WFAA KSD WHO KOA CST (8:00 CDT) Hollywood Hotel, CBS. 8:45 WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WMAQ WOW KVOO KXBY-In Town Tonite (sw-9.53) NBC -To be announced: WMAQ 5:15 Miss Manners will sing One 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Tim and Irene, NBC. WBAP-Dance Orch. NBC -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Magic Hour, WDAF WOW KSD KOA WLW WCCO-Lets Celebrate Serenade Espagnol 8:00 (Alka-Seltzer) : WDAF WMAQ and, with Mr. Simmons, 'Twas CST (9:00 CDT) First Nighter, NBC. (sw-9.53) WENR-Music as You Desire It Not so Long Ago. Mr. Graham CBS WOW WHO (sw-9.53) (also at 8:30 -American Viewpoints: KFH WLW-Paul Sullivan, news will offer Three for .lack and the CST (9:30 CDT) Jimmie Fidler, NBC. KMBC WIBW KSCJ 9:15 p.m.) chorus will sing By Myself, The KMOX WSM-World in Review Same Sweet You and On the WBBM KLRA WCCO KFAB CBS-Boake Carter, commentator (sw-11.83) 10:15 Sea. The violins will play By CBS -Leighton Noble's (Huskies & Post Toasties): the Waters of Minnetonka and KSTP-Musicale Orchestra: KFAB KMOX KFH KLRA the ensemble will offer Babes in MBS-The WIBW KRNT Lone Ranger (Gordon MBS-Bob Crosbys' Orch.: WGN WHO-Rogosinski & Austin KSCJ WNAX KMBC the Wood, Siren Song, Didn't Baking NBC -Frank Trumbauer's Orch.: You Believe, Till the Clouds Co.): WGN WHB WFAA-William McCraw, talk WREN NBC -Music Is My Hobby: KANS Roll By and The Same WIBW-Musical Moments Sort of MBS-Steven Cartwright, comm.: KANS-News; Studio Party NBC -Ben Cutler's Orch.: WSM WREN KTHS KARK Girl. The orchestra will offer KARK-Hig School Band WMT-A Trip Through Niagara CBS -Jack Shannon, songs: (sw- Cosatchoque, Dance of the Sun KFOR WHO KGBX KARK God, KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue WSM-Waltz Time 11.83) How'd You Like to Love KANS-As Wichita Dines 9:00 KFH-Five Star Final Me, and Marche Francatae. KARK-Hits & Encores KFBI-Evening Refrains KSTP-Night Extra MBS-Jack Marshard's Orchestra: NBC -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch KFBI-Success Stories KFEQ-Swing Along KTHS-Jimmy Capra's Orch. WHB KOIL KSO KFOR MBS-Johnny Presents What's My (Campbell's Soup) : WDAF KFEQ-Music by KGBX-Music by Cugat KWK-Georgia Wildcats KFBI-Herb Lindsey, news Name? (Philip Morris) with Cugat WOW KOA WMAQ WFAA KGBX-Tropical KOA-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. WBAP-News; The Bohemians KFEQ-Here's to Your Health! Bud Hulick; Arlene Francis & Moods KTHS-Top KSTP KSD WLW WSM WHO KTHS-Sports Roundup Tunes WCCO-Cedric Adams KGNF-Designs in Dance Ray Block's Orch.: WLW WGN KXBY-Naadja Karena (also see 6 p.m.) KSD-Gabriel Heatter; Orch. KUOA-Dreslin & Axton WLW-Los Amigos CBS -The Ghost of Benjamin KWTO-Pretzel KUOA-AVespers CBS -Just 10:30 KUOA-Militant Music Benders WIBW-Hit Entertainment (Wrig- Sweet, drama: KFH KRNT KXBY-Sports Review Revue ley's Gum): WCCO KRNT CBS -Buddy Rogers' Orch.: KRNT KVOO-Dick Tracy, sketch WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KWK-Al Sarlis' Jam Session WCCO KSCJ KMOX KFAB WHB-Jazz Nocturne KLRA KMOX KMBC WBBM WBBM KSCJ WNAX WIBW WIBW KWTO-Advs. of Ace Williams (sw-11.83) WJAG-News: Sports 7:15 KFAB KFAB KMBC KLRA NBC MBS-Johnson KXBY-Drums on -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: WLW-Let's Explore Ohio Family, sketch: NBC -Jimmy Grier's Orch.: WSM the Congo KFOR NBC -Mike Riley's WMBH-Trainload of Ideas WREN (sw-11.87) WSM-Trio Time Orch.: KOIL KVOO WBAP KOA KGBX News: KCMO KWTO KXBY NBC -Ricardo & His Violin: KOA KANS KV00 WREN WLW KARK KTHS WOW 5:30 6:45 KARK-Skeets NBC CBS -Adventures in KFOR KGBX KTHS Caraways, songs -Nano Rodliigó s Orch.: WHO KSTP Science: KCMO-Spotlighting (sw-9.53) KFAB KSCJ (sw-11.83) KANS-News; Sports Roundup MBS-Ruby's Music: KFOR Sports NBC -Lew Benick's Orch.: WREN KGBX-Talk by News: WMT WENR KSO NBC -Edwin C. Hill, commentator: KARK-Frank Martini, songs KARK-Ray Hinson, songs Howard Marshall KANS WMAQ KOIL KFBI-Studio Prgm. KCMO-Dad Differ KTHS-Teller of Curious 'tales KARK-Sports; News MBS-Bob Crosby's Orchestra: KGBX KTHS KARK KXBY-And News: KFEQ-Miller Melodies KFBI-The Fellowship Hour So to Bed KCMO-News; Dance Gem WGN WMT KSO KFOR KWK WIBW WMBH WREN WHB-Sweet WHO KGNF-Baseball Scoreboard KGBX-Geo. Hall's Dance Hour Music KFH-The Adventures of Dexter KSTP WNAX-Songs of Randolph Advs. of Jimmie Allen: KLRA KLRA-Dinner Music; News KTHS-Buccaneers Octet Jimmy Morgan Dance Orch.: KFH WDAF KV00 KMBC-As Kansas City Dines KUOA-Gaslight Harmonies 7:30 KGBX-Witching Hour KCMO-Lights & Shadows KANS-QVesper Hour KOIL-Popeye the Sailor, sketch KWTO-World Entertains NBC -To be announced: KSD KSCJ-Peter McGregor KMOX-Morning Headlines KUOA-Sports; Novelty KTHS-Your Hot Springs KCMO-Rhythm Makers & Melo - Orch. KXBY-Songs We Love WOW WDAF WHO WMAQ KXBY-Lucille's Paradise deers KWK-Improve My Music Club WJAG-Evening Concert NBC -To be announced: KARK KWK-Key Men Quartet WCCO-Rollie Johnson WBBM-Arthur Godfrey WLW-The Camera Speaks KANS WSM WMT KXBY-Sky Reporter 10:45 KFBI-World Varieties (sw-11.87) WIBW-Sport KFEQ-Singin' Sam WHB-Twilight Hour WSM-Francis Craig's Orch. MBS-Bamberger Symphony Orch.: Review CBS -Buddy Rogers' Orchestra: KFH-Dick Tracy, sketch WJAG-Highlights KOIL KFOR WNAX-Yankton College Prgm. WCCO KGNF-The WLS-Don Kelley's Sport Review 7:00 KCMO-Lawyers' Association 9:15 NBC -Jimmie Grier's Orchestra: Serenader NBC -Waltz Time (Phillips): NBC of WMT-Musical Varieties KEBI-Dancing Party -Uncle Ezra's Radio Station WENR KLRA-Advs. Jimmie Allen Abe Lyman's Orch.: WDAF KMBC-Popeye the WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers KGBX-World Dances (Alka-Seltzer): KOA (also see KCMG -Harmony Isle Sailor, sketch WMAQ KSD WOW WHO KMOX-Ozark WSM-String Quartet KOA-Armand Girard, songs 5:15 p.m.) KMOX-Carl Lorch's Orch. Varieties 6:15 KSTP (sw-9.53) KOIL-Lone Ranger, drama KSCJ-Stamp Man CBS-Lum & WIBW-Ozzie Nelson's Orch. NBC -Maurice Spitalny's Orch.: Frank Munn will sing When Abner (Postum): KSD-Sportlights the Stars go to Sleep, Hugette KSTP-Musicale KMBC KMOX WCCO 11:00 KWK WSM KANS KLRA KUOA-Safety Series Waits from "Vagabond Lover," KTHS-Paolo Grossó s Orch, KRNT (also see 4:45 p.m.) CBS -Husk O'Hare's Orch.: KSCJ KWBG-Piano Talks News: KOIL WAAW WLS and The White Rose and the KWK-The Lone Ranger KMBC KRNT KMOX KFAB Sports: KWTO KFBI chorus will offer One Kiss of KXBY-The NBC -Nano Rodrigo's KWK-Twilight Serenade Love and Let Us Be Sweethearts Islanders Orchestra: KLRA WNAX WIBW WCCO KWTO-Dick Tracy, sketch KARK-Waltz Time Again. The orchestra will play WENR-Crossroads, drama WSM WOW KARK KGBX KFH WBBM KXBY-Screen Door Sammy KCMO-Parade of Progress Girl in the Bonnet of Blue and WFAA-Weatherbird Jamboree KV00 NBC -Stan Norris' Orch.: KTHS WDAF-Dance Cavaliers KFEQ-Softball Baseball News Du Und Du. WGN-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. CBS -Ran Wilde's Orch.: KFAB KSD WJ4AQ KARK KOA WHB-Embassy Club KGBX-Music Graphs NBC -Royal Crown WIBW-Home of Tomorrow WNAX WHO KGBX KI.RA-Vic Revue (Nehi, WNAX-Bakery Revue Arden's Orrh. Inc.); Tim & Irene, comedy WNAX-Ruby Newman's Orch. NBC-Mike Riley's Orch.: KSO NBC -Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: KTHS-Wm. WOW -Junior Round Table Wirges' Orch. team: Graham McNamee: WREN -Xavier Cugat's Orch. KWK WSM KANS WBAP WENR 5:45 KUOA-Evening Concert Golden Gate Jubilee Quartet; 7:45 MBS-Dance Orch.: WMT WLW WREN NBC -Voices of the Night: WREN KXBY-Mountain Rangers Fredda Gibson; Teddy Berg- NBC -Your Government at Your News: WMAQ WNAX KXBY MBS-Chas. Agnew's Orch.: WGN CBS-Hollace Shaw, sop.; Orch.: WBBM-John Harrington, news man; George Olsen's Service: KOA KCMO-Timely Tunes KSO KOIL WMT KWK KFOR WMT-To be Orch.: KLRA KFAB announced KOIL KWK WLS WLW KCMO-Music Hall Varieties KFH-Hollywood Scoops KCMO-Old Refrains NBC -Three Romeos: KTHS WNAX-Harmony Club WREN WSM KSO WMT WFAA KGBX-News KFOR-To be announced KSTP-Bernie Cummins' Orch. MBS-To be announced: WHB 6:30 KVOO (sw-11.87) (also KFI at KXBY-It's All Yours KSTP-Spotts Oddities KVOO-Dance Orch. Advs. of Jimmie Allen: KFH NBC -Death Valley Days, drama 10:30 p.m.) WFAA-Peter Molyneaux KSD-Russ David's Orch. KXBY-Into Blue Moonlight KWBG (Borax) : WREN KWK WMT tVGN-News; Sport Celebrities KTHS-Concert Orch. WDAF-Nighthawks News: KFEQ WOW KOIL KSO WLS (sw-11.87) CBS -Hollywood Hotel (Campbell's WIBW-This Rhythmic Age WBBM-James Melton, songs WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review Soup) ; Dramatic Musical Re- WMT-Tune Tossers Little Orphan Annie, sketch: CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra WDAF-Dance Band WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner WDAF WHO vue; Ken Murray, m.c.; Os- 8:00 WENR-Clyde McCoy's Orch. 11:15 (Chesterfield); Guests: KFH wald; Marlyn Stewart; Fran- NBC-Campana's First To be announced: KANS KSCJ KRNT KFAB KMBC KMOX Nighter, WFAA-Sports; News NBC -Stan Norris' Orch.: WBAP ces Langford; Anne Jamison, drama; Lester Tremayne & KARK-Studio Ensemble; News KLRA WCCO KSCJ WNAX WGN-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. WLW KSTP KCMG sop.; Frank Parker. tnr.; Ken Barbara Luddy: WHO KOA WHO-Sports Review CBS -Andy -Chansonette WBBM WIBW (sw-11.83) (al- Niles; Kirk's Orch.: KSCJ KGBX-Dance Raymond Paige's Orch.; WMAQ WDAF KSTP WFAA WIBW-There Was a Time When KMBC KFH KFAB Hour so KNX KSL at 9:30 p.m.) Guests: KFAB WNAX KGNF-5 :45 Final Paul KLRA KMOX WSM WLW WOW KSD (sw- WOW -Wig Waggin' with Wagner WIBW KRNT WBBM Whiteman and his entire WBBM WCCO WCCO KMBC-News & troupe will be heard from the KRNT KMBC 9.53 ) 9:30 Sports KFH KCMO-Tropical Moods KMOX-News University of North Carolina for (sw-11.83) CBS -Jack Crawford's Orchestra: KMOX-Al Highlights the dedication of its new gym For news of Hollywood read "Hol- CBS -The Song Shop (Coca Cola); Hahn's Orch. KSD-Dick lywood Showdown" in every issue KFAB KSCJ WNAX WIBW Tracy, sketch on Chapel Hill. of Radio Guide. Nadine Conner, sop.; Dell KTHS-Jimmy Capra's Orch. Sharbutt, m.c.; KLRA KFH KRNT (sw-6.12) KXBY-Dream Stuff Reed Kennedy; NBC -Lou Alice Breese's Orch.: KSO WOW -Music Box Cornet; Glee Club; Gus KANS Haenschen's Orch.; WREN KVOO WMAQ 11:30 Guest: NBC -Al Donahue's WBBM KSCJ KFAB KRNT Orch.: KARK CBS -Henri Gendron's Orch.: KLRA WHO WOW KGBX KTHS KSCJ WIBW KMBC KRNT KMBC KMOX WIBW (sw-9.53) rBOYS,GET READY NOW TO WCCO KFH (sw-11.83) KFH KFAB WNAX KMOX MBS-Te Nhation's Playhouse: WBBM NBC -Paul Martin's Music: KSO KFOR WGN WLW NBC -Harry Owen's Orch.: WSM KANS KWK WENR (sw- News: KOIL WBBM WOW KOA KARK KSTP 11.87) KCMO-Night Club of the Air KGBX KSD WHO WENR MAKE MON E Y MBS-Reggie KMBC-News & Sports Child's Orch.: WHP MBS-Vincent Pirro's Orch.: KOIL WMT KOIL KMOX-France Laux, sports KSO WLW KWK WMT WGN News: KWBG KFOR KOA-Golden Melodies NBC -Dean Fossler, organist: am) EARN PRIZES KARK-Employment Service KSTP-Front Page Drama KANS WMAQ WREN KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale KSD-Joe Rines' Orch. KCMO-Dancing Under the Stars KFBI-World Varieties KWK-String Nocturne KLRA-Radio Night Club ALL SUMMER LONG! KTHS-On the Mall KXBY-Schlitz Tavern KTHS-Old Refrains WGN-Enric Madriguerâ s Orch. WCCO-Sportsmen's Special KVOO-Port of Poets WNAX-Harmony Club WENR-Fletcher Henderson's Or- KXBY-Lucille's Paradise Make this summer vacation 8:15 chestra WCCO-Men of Music Mr. Al Jones, Dept. J-4 B NBC -Paul Martin's Orch.: WREN WFAA-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. 11:45 RADIO GUIDE, the BEST you ever had. De- MPS -Reggie Child's WMT-Baseball Game CBS -Jimmy Nooné s Orch.: KFH 731 Plymouth Court, Orchestra: Chicago, Illinois. liver RADIO GUIDE to cus- KFOR WSM-Reminiscing WIBW KRNT KMBC KSCJ KARK-Harmony Dictators 9:45 KFAB WNAX WBBM Dear Al: I want to earn MONEY and PRIZES tomers in your neighborhood KCMO-Crown Jam Session NBC -Al Donahue's Orch.: WDAF KMOX-When Day Is Done Start me at once. and MONEY and PRIZES KTHS-Homicide File KSTP KTHS-Home Folks - WNAX-Bert Layne's Mountaineers CBS -Jack Crawford's Orchestra: 12.00 will roll in. WBBM Name Age . . Many boys earn 8:30 KMOX-Dancing Time prizes in an evening or two NBC -Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood KMBC-Dance Orch. KOA-News Address Gossip (Drene): WMAQ WOW KMOX-James Melton, songs KSTP-Dream Ship after school. Start NOW for KOA WLW KSD KSTP WDAF KOIL-Sports KXBY-Antlers Clubs (sw-9.53) WFAA-Ridin' the Range WLW-Jack Sprigg's Orch. City State the summer. Mail this coupon. For news of Hollywood read "Hol- lywood Showdown" in every 1500 WIBW-Emahizer's Melodies of Radio Guide. WOW -News End of Friday Programs 38 B 7/33 KUOA-AGod's Half-Hour WHB-Kiddies Revue KANS-Novelty Three; News KXBY-Livestock; Junior Revue KVOO-Handy Ads WJAG-Voice of the Street KCMO-Songs of the Pioneers WDAF-News; Service Reports SATURDAY MORNING KWBG-News; Revelers WLW-Smoothies KFBI-News & Farm Boy WMBH-Lorraine Gire, vocalist KWK-Top o' the Morning WMBH-Margaret Malin KFEQ-Crouse Twins WNAX-D. B. Gurney KGNF-Southern Minstrels June 4 a.m. CST KXBY-Happiness House WNAX-Songs of Jimmy Morgan 1:00 i:l0 WHB-Marriage Clinic WOW -Markets; Musicale KUOA-Covered Wagon Jubilee MBS-Music Hall from London: NBC -Breakfast Club; Orch.. KWBG-Songs of Today & Yes- KOIL WREN KARK WHO -May I Suggest? 10:30 KANS Soloists; News: WIIIW-Southern Plantation Hour: terday will Fyffe, celebrated Scots NBC -Club Matinee: WREN KTHS KGBX (sw-15.21) NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home comedian, will occupy the star KOIL (sw-15.21) WJAG-Russell Jensen, pianist KARK WREN KTHS KWTO-Musical Moments NBC -Wise Man: (sw-21.5) KANS spotlight. Other recruits from NBC -I C 4A Championships: WMBH-Loren Pickering, songs WHO -Gov. N. G. Kraschel theaters of Great CBS -Eton Boys, quartet: KMOX KGBX (sw-15.21) the variety WDAF KARK KTHS KGBX WNAX-Horticultural Notes A group of Texas 4-H mem- WJAG-Modern Melodies; DeField Britain are Forsythe, Seamon. (sw-21.52) George WOW WHO KVOO (sw-9.53) 9:15 bers discuss "The Community WMBH ThreeRhythm Maids Farrell, Ann Penn and News: KUOA WIBW WMBH 4-H Club Checks Its Accomplish- WNAX -Happy Jck's Old Timers Doonan. News: KUOA WAAW ROIL KCMO NBC -Ford Rush & Silent Slim: ments." CBS -Merrymakers: KFH KLRA KCMO-News; Swingtime WDAF 7:15 KVOO KGBX KARK Orch.: KFH KSCJ KMBC (sw-15.27) KFAB-Cornhuskers Jamboree KSD WOW KTHS (sw-21.5) CBS -Enoch Light's CBS-Richard Maxwell, songs: KFAB KMOX NBC -Slavonic Serenade: KANS KFBI-World Dances CBS -Cincinnati Conservators of KMBC KSCJ KMOX (sw-21.5) (sw-21.52) AFTERNOON WREN (sw-15.21) KGNF-Markets; Orville Bush Music: KMOX 4A NBC-Sunshine Express; News: NBC -Rex B a t t l e's Ensmble: NBC -I C Championships: KMOX-One Woman's Opinion NBC Men, quartet: WMT KSD (sw-21.5) -Minute KTHS WHO KSD 12:00 KGBX KSD KTHS (sw-15.33) KWBG-News; Afternoon Fiesta KMBC WHB WJAG WOW WREN (sw-15.21) Bill Stern will give a running -Up News: KCMO-Bert Buhrman. organist CBS -Madison Ensemble: KMOX the finals of the KWK-Baseball Warm WNAX KANS-KwikAds description of Artist KFBI-News & Markets KLRA KSCJ KFH events: 1 -Mile Run. KWTO-Today's Guest KCMO-W A Prgm. following 7:30 P KFLQ-Round-Up NBC -Music for Everyone: WOW 440 -Yard Run, 120 -Yard High KXBY-Rhythm Reigns CBS -Fiddlers Fancy ; News :KFOR KFAB-News & Markets KGNF-To be announced KARK KVOO WDAF KGBX Hurdles, 100 -Yard Dash, 2 -Mile WHB-Dance Prgm. KMOX (sw-21.52) KFH-Children's Story Hour Run. 880-Yard Run, 220 -Yard Revue KOIL-Morning Melodies (sw-15.33) Low Hurdles and 220 -Yard WMBH-Kiddies NBC-Breakfast Club: KANS KGNF-Trade Guide NBC -Jean Ellington, songs: WNAX-Amateur Contest Notes; KUOA-Piano Moods Dash. A resume of the Held News: KFEQ KWTO WAAW KMBC-Prgm. News KVOO-Kiddies Revue WREN KANS (sw-15.21) events will also be given. 2:15 KOIL KWBG-Newcomers Hour Musical Clock: WDAF KWBG-Swap Service; Lost & News: KCMO KFAB KGNF KARK-Livestock; News CBS -Belmont Stakes: KLRA WHB WOW KWTO-Rovin' Buckaroo Found KV00 KTHS WMBH WAAW KCMO-News; Midday Moods KFOR KMBC KSCJ KXBY-News; Picking Air Pockets KFH 7:45 KWK-News; Richard . Hayes, pi- News; Markets: KMBC WHB KFAB-Fed. of Women's Clubs (sw-15.27) NBC-Lsndt Trio: (sw-21.5) WIBW-Amer. Legion Auxiliary anist KFBI-News; Frank & Herb KFBIWorld Specialty The Belmont Stakes, generally 8:00 WJAG-Musical Gems KWTO-Jungle Jim, sketch KFEQ-Markets KFEQ-Dannen's Minstrels regarded as the most important of the Belmont season, car- CBS -Lew White, organist: KFH WMBH-Sweet Music KXBY-Dc You Remember? KOIL-Street Reporter KFOR-News race WNAX-George German rying a 825,000 added purse, will KMBC KMOX KLRA KSCJ WDAF-Weather; Prgm. Resume KSD-Your Host Is Buffalo KGNF-Swappers be called by Brian Field. (sw-21.52) 9:30 WIBW-Protective Service KUOA-Modern String Ensemble KMOX-Inquiring Reporter NBC -Sweethearts of the Air: NBC -Instrumental Ensemble: WJAG-West Point Prgm. KWBG-News; It Happened in KUOA-1260 Friendly Street NBC -I C 4A Championships: KANS KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) KARK KGBX KTHS WDAF WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers Hutchinson KWBG-News; Mary Winner KARK WDAF WOW KVOO NBC -Amanda Snow, songs:KV00 WOW (sw-21.5) WOW -Uncle Tom's Playhouse KWKKiddie Klub KWK-Mid-day Melody KGBX KTHS WHO (sw-9.53) MBS-Jack Crawford's Orchestra: KARK (sw-21.5) CBS -Conservatory of Music: 10:45 KWTO-Luncheon Dance Music KWTO-Organ Reveries KFOR KXBY WHO -Corn Hour WHB News: WMBH KFAB KMBC KFH NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: Belt WDAF-Dance Orch. WIBW NBC -Our Barn, children's prgm.: WIBW-H. D. Lee, news WHB-Voice of Kansas City KFBI-Hits & Encores KWK Over Hollywood Coffee Pot Inn: WNAX WOW KVOO WREN (sw-15.21) KLRA WJAG-Hospital Report; Markets WHO -Agricultural Conservation KGNF-Stars CBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: KMOX-Dope from the Dugout WHO MBS-U. S. Army Band: KFOR l Ensmble: WJAG-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. NBC -Rex Bat t e's 12:15 KUOA-Leo Erdody's Orch. 8:15 KOIL CBS -Madison Ensemble: KMBC WMBH-Rhythm Makers WDAF KWBG-In a Sentimental Mood NBC -Charioteers: WOW KSD Markets: KWBG WAAW KFEQ KFBI-Ralph and Marie NBC-Kidoodlers: WREN KANS WNAX-Petroleum Parade KARK KV00 KGBX (sw-2L5) KANS-Model Kitchen WOW -U. S. Dept of Agriculture KWK-The Man In the Stands KFEQ-Weather Bureau (sw-15.21) KWTO-Piano Pals CBS -Lew White, organist: KFAB KCMO-Dr. West's Charm School KGNF-Tune Twisters MAS -Spotlight Revue: KFOR 1:15 NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WREN KFBI-World Bookman & Frank Want Ad Ram- WHB CBS -Merrymakers: KFOR KFAB KXBY-News KSCJ-Markets; WJAG-Afternoon Concert KOIL (sw-15.21) Gage bles News: KOIL KUOA WJAG KMBC KSCJ (sw-15.27) News: KGNF WIBW KGNF-Theater Organ KOIL-Modern Moods KCMO-Noontime Notions NBC -I C 4A Championships: 2:30 KANS-Morning Varieties KUOA-Mail Bag KUOA-Dental Society KFAB-Markets & Farm Notes KARK WOW NBC -I C 4A Championships: KCMO-The Ranch Boys KWK-Pop Wise & Filbert KWBG-/Devotional Hour KFBI-Luncheon Lyrics KCMO-Sidewalk Snooper KTHS KARK KVOO WOW KFBI-Bit o' Cheer & Sunshine KWTO-News; Markets KWTO-Farm & Home Hour KFEQ-Home Folks Frolic KFEQStudio Roundup KSD WDAF KGBX WHO (sw- KWBG-Time N' Tunes; Parade KXBY-Rhythm Reigns KXBY-Percy Howard KGBX-Luncheon Dance Music KGNF-Ralph at the Studio Grand 9.53) of Events WHB-Magic Kitchen WHB-Saturday Swing KGNFTop Tunes of Yesterday KMOX-Let's Compare Notes CBS -Belmont Stakes: WIBW KWK-It's a Natural WIBW -Housewives' Prgm. WIBW-Henry & Jerome KSCJ-Voice of the People KVOO-Handy Ads KFH KWTO-Rise & Shine WMBH-News WMBH-Birthday Party KTHSMusical Workshop KWBG Merry Music Makers Baseball Game: KMOX KWK 8:30 WNAX-Blue Four KV00-Musical Prgm. KWK-Richard Hayes, organist KXBY 11:00 Singer NBC -The Child Grows Up: KOIL 9:45 & Home Hour: KWBG-Four Leaf Clovers KXBY-Mystery KCMO-Harmony House NBC -Nat'l Farm Club Prgm. KWK (sw-15.21) NBC -Serving the Consumer, talk: KVOO KWTO-Topnotchers WHB-Rhythm KFBI-News & Studio CBS -Jewel Cowboys, hillbilly sing- KSD KARK KTHS KGBX KSCJ KLRA WIBW-Kansas Farmer Markets 1:30 KFEQ-/Ministerial Alliance CBS -Romany Trail: & John ers: KLRA KFH KFOR (sw- (sw-21.5) WMBH-Swing Tune CBS -Gertrude Lutzi, sop., KGNF-World Bookman KMBC KLRA KFOR 21.52) MBS-Army Band: KWK for You: KSD WNAX-News; Markets Sturgess, bar.: KMBC-Lois Elliman, songs KGBX NBC -Music Styled KMBC KSCJ (sw-15.27) KANS-Weather; Lost & Found; WHO WDAF (sw-15.33) WOW -Midday Melodies KFH KUOA-/Radio Revival KARK KSD (sw-21.5) News 12:30 NBC -I C 4A Championships: KWBG-Studio Varieties Markets: KUOA KFEQ WAAW KGBX Markets: KFEQ WAAW KCMO-Classified Ads NBC -Campus Capers: WDAF WOW KSD WDAF KWTO-Pop Concerts KFH KTHS WHO (sw-15.33) KCMO-Crown Show KFBI-Kiddies Review Music Briefs; Hol- (sw-15.33) KARK KXBY-Band Music KCMO-News; with Ricardo & KFAB-Poultry Shop Talks KUOA-Gospel Singer Milites CBS -Motor City Melodies: KFH NBC -Rendezvous WMBH-Tango Tunes lywood his Orch.: KANS WREN KV00 KGNF-Round the Town KWBG-Console Sketchs KFAB-Consolations KLRA KMOX (sw-15.27) WNAX-Pied Pipers KMBC-Tonic Tunes KWTO-Ozark Newsettes; Weather; NBC -Bill Krenz' Orch.: (sw- (sw-15.21) 2:45 KFBI-Closing Markets Hall: WHB KFOR KFH KMOX-Piano Interlude; Better Health Hints KFOR-News 15.21) MBS-Music CBS-Four Clubmen: KCMO-Dance Time WIBW KLRA (sw- Films Council KXBY-Social Calendar KGNF-Designs in Dance News: KFEQ KWTO KXBY KSCJ Miller, songs sacred 15.27) KTHS-Stations KIDS WDAF-The Woman's Viewpoint KMOX-Magic Kitchen WHO WOW WREN KGBX KFAB-Bill & Friendly Farmers KUOA-Concert Orch. WHB-Story Behind the Song KOIL-To be announced Man on the Street: KWBG KFBI-News KCMO-Pot Pourri KVOO-Farm Families WLW-D.A.R. Prgm. KWBG-News; To be announced KTHS Hour KFBI-Today's Almanac KWTO-Karl Zomar's Scrapbook WMBH-Piano Moods with County Farm KANS-Mystic Melodies KFEQ-Rhythm Rangers KFEQ-Rustic Melodies En- KWTO-Chats Lyrics of Today KXBY-Board of Trade; WNAX-Rex & Frankie, piano duo Agent KARK-Light Crust Doughboys KGNF-Luncheon KGNF-Top Tunes chanted Ballroom WOW -Aunt Sally KCMO-Musical Menu KMOX-St. Louis Medical Society KFBI-Tea Time Tunes KXBY-Unity School Martin, organist Melodies WDAF-Pecks on the Air 10:00 WHB-Man Behind the Wheel KFAB-Federal Farm Prgm. KUOA-Reginald KFEQ-Rustic WHB-Accent on Swing KFBI-Voice of the People KWBG-March of the Markets KGNF-Crosby Croons NBC -Music Guild: KGBX KSD WIBW-Ezra & Fay Musical Interlude WHO-Musical Clock WJAG-Book Review KGNF-It Just Happened KWK-News KMBC-News; WDAF WHO Wilson's Boys Dope WIBW-Roy Faulkner announced: WREN WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KMBC-/Christian Science KWTO-Dad KXBY-Dugout WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys NBC -To be KOIL-Community Editor KXBY-Sweet Swing WDAF-Birthday Bell CBS -Melody Ramblings: KMBC WOW -Federal Housing Admin. WOW -Kitchen Kapers KSCJ-Master Breeder; News WMBH-On the Mall WHB-Dance Matinee KMOX KFAB KSCJ KFH 11:15 WREN -Hawaiian Strings KFH KUOA-Soil Conservation WNAX-Jimmy Morgan, songs WJAG-Women in the News (sw-21.52) CBS-Rhythmaires: Duo 8:45 World: MBS-Elinor Sherry, songs: WHB KVOO-Bob Wills' Playboys 1:45 WMBH-Piano WDAF MBS-This Wonderful WIBW-Noonday Prgm. CBS -Gertrude Lutzi. sop.:KMOX WNAX-Mountaineers NBC -Music Internationale: KWK KCMO-Just Joan. songs NBC -Swing Serenade: WREN WJAG-Varieties; Andy Moats' MBS-Music Hall: KWK KOIL 3:00 News: KUOA WAAW KFBI-Kolman's Orch. KANS KOIL KANS KOIL (sw-15.21) Organ Orch. KARK-News & Markets NBC -Trio Time: KANS-Kiddies Revue KFEQ-Missouri of Keys (sw-15.21) Market Reports: WMBH KSCJ KGNF-Melody Reveries WMBH-Street Broadcast KCMO-Keeper the KVOO KARK-/Nazarene Church WNAX-Melodiers KFBI-This Rhythmic Age NBC -Top Hatters: WDAF KARK KFBI KFH You Shall Have KOIL-Waltz Time of Churches KCMO-News; 12:45 KFEQ-Four H Club Prgm. KTHS KGBX WOW WHO KCMO-Council Rhythm KUOA-Birth of the News KMOX-Ozark Varieties of Hawaii NBC -Bill Krenz' Orch.: WREN KFAB-News & Markets (sw-9.53) KFEQ-Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch KWBG-Melodies Moments Music; Concert KUOA-Salon Orch. & Bane Hour CBS -Motor City Melodies: KMBC KGNF-Melodic CBS -Exploring KGNF-Scene Changes KWTO-Farm Musical Interlude KMBC KLRA KV00-Jolly Cowboys; The Chef KXBY-Board of Trade; Mikes & NBC -Campus Capers: KARK KMBC-News; Orch.: KSCJ KOIL-News; Weather WHO KGBX KWBG-Echoes of Opera KFH WIBW (sw-15.27) KWBG-Singin N' Swingin KTHS-Time for Thought Men KWK-Georgia Wildcats Man on the Street: KANS KFAB KWTO-Popular Waltzes MBS-Pancho's Orch.: KFOR KVOO-Glenn Condon WDAF-With the Poets WNAX KWTO-Dal Wilson's Boys WIBW-Dinner Hour KWTO WOW KXBY-Day Dreaming Baseball Game: KWK KWBG-News; Gems of the Mas- organist Voice of Safety KXBY-Radio Want Ads WJAG-Musical Masterpieces KFBI-Frank Gage WJAG-Russell Jensen, KCMO-News; ters & News Newt WHB-Morning Musicale Dramas WNAX-The Blue Four KFEQ-Reporter WMBH-Markets KFBI-What's Temperature KWTO-Front Page KGNF-The Vikings WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys Perkins Family WHO-Time & KXBY-Organ Rhapsody WOW -Eddie Butler, organist KFEQ-The WIBW-CoL Combs & Ramblers KSD-News: Market Reports 2:00 KGNF-1430 News WHB-North Side Court 11:30 Paul, organist: KSCJ WJAG-News NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: KANS KTHS-Concert Orch. CBS -Charles KUOA-American Personalities WJAG-News; Curtain Raiser Wagon KMBC KFOR KFH KLRA WNAX-Russ & Cliff KOIL WREN (sw-15.21) KUOA-Covered Jubilee Next Page) WMBH-Saturday Swing KWBG-Homes of Today (sw-15.27) (Continued on 9:00 Service CBS -Buffalo Presents: KSCJ KFH of WNAX-ADevotional CBS -Cincinnati Conservatory WOW -Thesaurus KLRA Music: KLRA KSCJ (sw- 10:15 NBC -Your Host Is Buffalo: 21.52) NBC -Carol Weymann, sop.: KOIL KARK KVOO WOW KGBX MISS NBC -Florence Hale Radio Forum: WREN KV00 KTHS (aw- KSD KTHS (sw-15.33) T KTHS KANS KARK WDAF 15.21) MBS-Organ Recital: WHB Every Saturday Night (sw-21.5) CBS -Temple Univ. Men's Glee KCMO-Master Singers NBC -Vaughn de Leath, songs: Club: KMOX KSCJ KMBC KGNF-Livestock Reports Barn Dance. (sw-15.21) KFH (sw-21.52) KMBC-Council of Churches TONIGHT -listen to the famous National MBS-Leo Freudberg's Orchestra: MBS-Tall Corn Tune: KWK KUOA-World Varieties Uncle Ezra, Joe Kelly and 40 radio artists will make the KFOR KFOR KWBG-Keyboard Capers News: KGBX WREN Market Reports: KGBX WAAW KWK-St. Louis Health Dept. "old hay -loft" ring with mirth and melody. Old fashioned KCMO-News; Miniatures KCMO-Milady's Serenade KWTO-Markets and dancing, old time tunes, fancy fiddling, cross- KFAB-Meditations KFAB-Weather & Markets KXBY-Farm Hour singing KFBI-Tunes in Black & White KFBI-Monitor News WDAF-Firestone Prgm. roads comedy. A whole hour of fun for old and young. KFEQ-Wilson Boys KFEQ-Ben Henderson WHO -Robert Bowers' Orch. KFH-Visiting in the Police Dept. KGNF-Shoppers Prgm. WMBH-Melody Time P.M., CST KARK 7:00 P.M., CST KGNF-Rhythm by Ramon KLRA-Booster Club WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys KWK KOIL WREN 9:00 KMBC-Joanne Taylor KUOA-Dr. Irvin Wills, talk 11:45 KMOX-Carolyn Pryce KWBG-Viola Darby NBC -Your Host Is Buffalo: KOIL-Salutes KWTO-Music in a Sentimental KGBX WDAF KSD-Robert Hood Bowers' Or- Mood NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: KWK 7/le Alka-Seltzer National Barn Dance chestra WDAF-Young Thespians MBS-Organ Recital: KFOR 7/:3 ii 39 KTHS-Master Singers WHO -Sunset SATURDAY KUOA-World Book Man Good Listening for Saturday Corners Frolic NBC -Rudy Vallee's Orch.: WOW KWBG-Travel Talk VLS-Barnyard Jamboree KVOO WDAF Further details and station. which will broadcast these WSM-Possum KWK-Home-Plate found In the adjacent program programs may be Hunters; Uncle MBS-Dance Orch.: WGN Interviews columns at the time hereunder indicated Dave June 4 KWTO-/Sunday School Lesson Macon; Gully Jumpers NBC -Dance Orch.: WREN KOA KXBY-WPA Concert MORNING 8:15 KARK KANS (sw-6.14) NBC News: WJAG-Musical Roulette 9:00 CST -Concert in Rhythm: KOA KOIL WHO WIBW KSD (3:00 p.m. Continued) (10:00 CDT) Cincinnati Conservatory MBS-Reggie Childs' Orch.: KFOR KGBX KTHS WMT KSO 5:00 of Music. CBS. KWBG-News; Waltz Time NBC-Kaltenmeyer's KCMO-Crown Jam Session KMBC-Brush Creek Follies Kindergarten: KOA-Week KSTP-Isham KWTO-Rhythm Roundup KGBX KVOO KTHS 10:30 CST (11:30 of Sports Jones' Orch. WDAF CDT) National Farm and Home KWK-Sports Review KXBY-Baseball Game WHO KARK WOW (sw-9.53) Hour, NBC. 8:30 WHB Vine Street Varieties NBC -Family Party (Allis-Chal- KXBY-Pla-Mor NBC -/Message of Israel: KANS WFAA-Organ Sketches WJAG-Waltz with Me AFTERNOON mers); Everett Mitchell, m.c.; (sw-11.87) Annette King; Josh Higgins; WLS-Nat'l Barn Dance WMBH-Handy Ads CBS WREN -News -Syncopation Piece; Ben 2:15 CST (3:15 CDT) Belmont Stakes, CBS. Joe Dumond; Joseph Gallic- WLW-Paul Sullivan, news Feld's Orch.: KLRA KSCJ chio's Orch.; Guest: WMAQ-Fletcher Henderson's Or- 3:15 KFAB 5:00 WREN NBC -Trio Time: WREN WIBW KMBC KFH CST (6:00 CDT) Kaltenmeyer's Kindergar- KGBX KOIL WBAP KARK chestra KCMO-Geo. Hall's Dance Hall (sw-11.83) ten, NBC. KANS WLS KSO KOA WMT WSM-'Possum Hunters; Sarie & MBS-Jack Marshard's Orchestra: Sallie; Dixie Liners KFBI-Sentimental Moods 5:30 NBC KWK KFOR KOIL WHB CST (6:30 CDT) Columbia Workshop, CBS. -Nano Rodrigo's Orchestra: 10:15 KGNF-Roundup KCMO-News; KWK (sw-11.87) KUOA-Lane Prescott Cocktail Hour CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: KRNT KFAB-Baseball Game NIGHT NBC-Interfraternity Sing: WMAQ WIBW KWBG-What's New? WDAF WOW (sw-9.53) WJAG-Vocal Varieties KFBI-Dance Patterns 6:00 CST (7:00 NBC -Dance Orch.: KGBX WFAA KFEQ-Jimmie Allen CDT) Saturday Night Swing MBS-Johnny Messner's Orch.: WMBH-Morris Eisen, vocalist Club, CBS. KWK KFOR NBC -Rudy Vallee's Orch.: KSD KGNF-Today's Sport Parade WHO 3:30 MBS-Plantation Party: WLW NBC -Paul KSD-Hole-in-One Golf Tourna- 6:30 CST (7:30 MBS-Dance KFOR Sabin's Orch.: KOIL ment CDT) Johnny Presents, CBS. WGN Orch.: WLW KANS WREN KVOO (sw- KCMO-On the Mall KFH-Five Star Final 15.21) KUOA-Story Book Castle 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Professor Quiz, CBS. KOIL-Sports KWBG-News; /Ave Maria Hr. KFBI-Witching Hour CBS -Will McCune's Orch.: KFH 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) KSD-Community Forum KMOX-Carl Lorch's Orch. WIBW KWTO-Baseball Flashes National Barn Dance, NBC. KSTP-Night KMBC KSCJ KFOR KXBY-Fiesta KSTP-La Conga Orch. Extra KLRA 7:00 CST KTHS-Jimmy Capra's Orch. WMBH-5 (8:00 CDT) Symphony Orchestra, NBC. KTHS-True Detective Mysteries NBC Off; & O'Clock Serenade KWK-Glenn -Afternoon Soloists KXBY-It's All Yours Hardman's Orch. Orch.: WDAF KARK KTHS WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Hit Parade, WMT-Electric CBS. WSM-Roy Acuff; Sane & Sallie; Park Band KGBX WOW WHO (sw-9.53) WREN -Melodic Moods 5:15 Dixie Liners 10:30 KCMO-Organ Melodies NBC -Freddy Martin's Orchestra: KFEQ-Crouse Twins MBS-Charioteers: KOIL KFOR 8:45 WHB CBS -Capital Opinions: KSCJ KANS WREN KOIL WMT KGNF-Gems of Melody KUOA-Sports News: KFBI WAAW Review CBS -Prof. Quiz with Bob Trout WIBW WBBM KFAB KMBC CBS -Roger Pryor's Orch.: WIBW KUOA-Accordion Quintet WDAF-Orchestra (Nash Motor KFH KMOX WBBM WNAX KRNT KLRA KWBG-The KFAB-News & Baseball Scores Car Co.): WIBW WCCO WNAX American Scene WJAG-Highlights KMOX KMBC (sw-11.83) KMBC KMOX KFAB KSCJ KWTO-Markets KFEQ-Here's to Your Health! WLS-Don WCCO KFAB KGNF-The Kelley's Sport Review WBBM KLRA KRNT KCMO-Musical Work Shop NBC -Blue Barron's Orch.: WOW WJAG-College of Music Vagabond WLW-Musical KFH KUOA-Militant Music Steeplechase (sw-11.83) (also KNX KSL at KLRA-News; To be announced KARK KGBX WMAQ KSTP WMBH-News Magazine WMT-Welcome, Stranger KSD KWK-Al Sarli s Jam Session 10 p.m.) WNAX-Hits & Bits KVOO WHO KTHS 3:45 WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers 9:00 MBS-Bob Crosby's Orch.: WGN CBS -Will McCune's KFAB KWTO-Lonely Troubador NBC -Symphony Orch.; Orch.: WNAXRuss WSM-Sacred Quartet Bernar- NBC-AIka-Seltzer National KLRA WCCO WIBW KWK KCMO-Music of the Pike dino Molinari, Barn Masters 6:15 tond.: KVOO Dance: KOA KWIC WREN KCMO-Lights & Shadows KFBI-Hollywood on Parade 5:30 KANS WDAF WOW WHO KOA KFH-"400" CBS -Columbia Workshop.: KFH NBC -Erwin Glucksman's Orch.: KSO KOIL WMT (also at 7 Club Orch. KFEQ-Dusty's Scrap Book KANS KSTP KSD WMAQ (sw-9.53) KMBC-Melody Ramblings KFAB Bernardino Molinari. p.m.) KGNF-Top Tunes of Today NBC -To be announced: KSTP of the director KOA-Westernaires NBC Auguste() Concerte In CBS -Henry King's Orch.: KFH KSD-Afternoon Varieties -Uncle Jim's Question Bee MBS-Studies in Contrast: KFOR Rome, will conduct the first of KXBY-In Town Tonite KUOA-The Norsemen (G. Washington three successive KFAB KSCJ WBBM WNAX Coffee): (sw- News: KOIL WAAW WLS programs to be WIBW WCCO-Charles Gaylord's Orch. KWBG-Hits & Encores 11.87) heard under his baton. KLRA KRNT KMOX WDAF-Dance Sports: KWTO KFBI WCCO Orch. KWTO-Daily Record; Health NBC -Joe Sudy's Orch.: KANS KCMO-Musical WFAA-Joe Reichman's Menu MBS-Drums, drama: WGN WHB NBC -Glen Millers' Orch.: KVOO Orch. Hints NBC -Angler & Hunter, talk: KFEQ-Softball Baseball News KWK WLW-Moonlight Gardens Orch. Pupils KGBX KTHS KOIL WJAG-Sehestedt's KVOO KARK KGBX-Dinner Salon Music KCMO-News; Rhythm in Vogue NBC WSM-Lakeland Sisters; Crook WMBH-The Master Singers WOW -Dance Orch.: WHO KSD KTHS-Melody Time KFBI-Bordertown Barbecue WOW WDAF KANS (sw-9.53) Brothers; Delmore Brothers 4:00 MBS-Xavier Cugat's Orch.: WHB KUOA-Evening Concert KFEQ-Swing Along 10:45 CBS -News; KFOR KOIL MBS-Jack Russell's Orch.: WGN Symphonette: KSCJ KXBY-Mountain Rangers KGBX-Music by Cugat KFOR CBS-Roger Pryor's Orch.: WCCO WIBW KLRA KMBC KFH News: WREN WHO WMBH WMT-Musical Serenade KOIL-Cafe KCMO-Harmony Isle NBC Continental KA R K -News -El Chico Spanish Revue; WIBW WOW -Three Maids & Their Mike KUOA-/Vespers WBAP-Dance Music News: KGBX KARK KCMO-Rhythm KCMO-News; Studio Party KTHS Makers & Melo - 6:30 KXBY-Naadja Karena 11:06 WHO KSD (sw-9.53) deers KGBX-Bordertown Barbecue NBC Norris' CBS-Johnny Presents Russ Mor- WMT-Swing Your Partner KMBC-Brush Creek -Stan Orch.: WFAA NBC -To WREN KFBI-World Varieties gan Follies WREN WMAQ & His Orch. (Philip Mor- WNAX-The Harmony Club KSTP-Musicale KANS KANS KOIL KTHS KV00 KFEQ-Baseball ; CBS -Andy Kirk's Facts ris) E. R. Johnstone's Dra- WREN -Range Riders KTHS-Tropical Orch.: KFH MBS-To be announced: KFOR KGNF-Henry King's Court mas; Moods WNAX KRNT WIBW KFAB Genevieve Rowe & Swing WSM-Tennessee Valley Boys KWK-Sport Review News: WOW KWTO KUOA KLRA-Rhythmmakers; Sports Fourteen; Glen Cross, tnr.; 7:15 KMBC WCCO WBBM KLRA KCMO-News; Master Merchants KMBC-David Grosch's Sing WBAP-Dance Orch. KSCJ Talk Floyd Sherman, tnr.: KMBC Sports: KOA KCMO WLS-Front Porch KFEQ-Oklahoma Boys KSTP-Sports Oddities KFAB WBBM Party NBC -Freddie Ebner's Orchestra: (sw-11.83) KGBX-Studio Party WLW-Jack Sprigg's Orch. KWBG-News; Doug White's Orch. KSD-Sportlights (also KNX KSL at 9:30 p.m.) KXBY-And So to Bed WOW WENR KARK KGBX WHB-Embassy Club KUOA-Musical Memories WMAQ-Clyde McCoy's Orch. WHO KSD KOA NBC -How to Win Friends & In- WMT-Bohemian Frolic WSM-Jack's Mo. Mtneers; Fruit WJAG-/Devotional KWBG-Musical Alphabet WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys MBS-Jan Garber's Orch.: KSO WMBH-Make Believe Ballroom KWK-Out of the Sky fluence People (Colgate): Jar Drinkers KFOR WMT KOIL KWK WMAQ KSTP WDAF WFAA WSM-Delmore Brothers 9:15 4:15 KWTO-Novelties & Notions 7:30 WGN MBS-Schemes That Skin, WHO KSD WOW WLW WSM MBS-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: Night drama: KXBY-Knights of the Road CBS -Sat. Night Serenade; Mary KCMO-Saturday Jamboree KFOR WDAF-Safety Council Talk KV00 (sw-9.53) (also KOA KFOR WGN KMOX-Barnyard Follies KFI at 12 Eastman, sop.; Gill Perry, tnr.; WNAX-Bakery Revue mid.) Sports: WHO KMOX KSTP-Bernie Cummins' Orch. CBS -Song for You: WIBW KFH The Serenaders; Gus Haen- KARK-Swing 5:45 NBC -Original Serenade KTHS-Sports KSCJ KMBC KLRA Play: KANS WMT schen's Orchestra (Pet Milk) : NBC -Joe KSD-Russ David's Orch. KXBY-into Blue NBC -El Chico; News: WLW Sudy's Orch.: WREN WREN KMOX WBBM KMBC KFAB Moonlight NBC -Barry NBC KSTP-Sports Oddities WDAF-Nighthawks News: KFBI WDAF WJAG McKinley, bar.: -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KOA KFH KLRA WHO KARK KTHS KGBX KTHS-Ranch Boys WLW-Twenty-Four Hour Review WHB KXBY-News KCMO-Chansonette MBS-Bands Across the Sea: WGN CBS -Rhythm Rendezvous: (sw- WSM-Golden West Cowboys; KFEQ-Matinee 11.83) WFAA-Sports; News KGNF-Lilting Lyrics KFEQ-News WHB KWK KSO Fruit Jar Drinkers; DeFord KGBX Dance To NBC -Symphony 9:30 Bailey KUOA-Today's Almanac Hour be announced: WCCO WIBW Orch.: WHO KGNF-5 :45 Final WOW WDAF KSTP KANS CBS -Johnny Presents (Philip KWTO-Hits & Encores KARK-Wings Over the World 11:15 KLRA-Dance KSD KOA (sw-9.53) Morris) Russ Morgan's Orch.; NBC WHO-Baseball Time Tunes; Sports KFBI-Church Review Jack -Freddie Ebner's Orchestra: KMBC-News & Sports KFEQ-Music by Cugat MBS-Pat Barnes' Barnstormers: Johnstones Dramatiza- KTHS WMBH-Swinging Strings tions; Frances Adair & KMOX-News Highlights KFH-American Legion Prgm. KFOR KOIL KSO Glenn MBS-Jan Garber's Orch.: WLW 4:30 Cross, vocalists, & KSD-Camera Club of the Air KLRA-Rhythm Rhapsody KCMO-Amateur Show Mixed En- KSTP NBC-Rakov's Orchestra: KOIL KFBI-Dancing semble: KLRA KMOX WCCO WREN KUOA-Popular Tunes; News KMOX-Piano Recital Party CBS-Husk O'Hare's Orch.: KSCJ KVOO-To be KRNT KFH (also see 6:30 NBC -Chesterfield KVOO-News; Baseball Scores KOIL-Master Singers announced KMBC KFAB WNAX KRNT Sports Column KWK-Feature Parade p.m-) with Paul Douglas: KWBG-Front Page Drama KSCJ-Concert Hall WCCO WBBM WIBW WOW KWK-Sport Review KUOA-College KXBY-Barnwarmers KANS KTHS KARK KGBX Quartet CBS -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WNAX 11:30 KWTO-Tonic Tunes KWTO-Gems of Melody WCCO-Trade Week KFAB MBS-Anson Weeks' Orch.: KV00 WDAF KSD (sw-9.53- (sw-6.12) KOIL 15.21) KXBY-Tom McDermott KXBY-Sport Review WGN-Ennio Bolognini's Orch. NBC -Dance Orch.: KV00 KSTP WMT WGN KWK WLW CBS-Artie WDAF-Dance Cavaliers WJAG-News: Sports WIBW-Studio Prgm. NBC -Lou Breese's Orch.: WOW KFOR KSO Shaw's Orch.: KFH WREN KMBC WIBW-This Rhythmic Age WLS-Barn Dance Party -Current Events Quiz WDAF WHO KANS WMAQ CBS -Henri Gendron's Orchestra: KLRA KSCJ WIBW WSM-Leon (sw-11.83) WMBH-Easy to Remember WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys Cole KSTP KSD (sw-9.53) WNAX WIBW KFAB KMBC WNAX-Cliff Frederickson 7:45 WBBM KSCJ KRNT MBS-Music for Moderns: KFOR 6:45 MBS-Enric Madriguera's Orch.: WCCO WHB WOW -Chamber of Commerce NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KOA KGBX-News WLW WGN KFH WMAQ KSTP WGN-News; Sports NBC -Sammy KCMO-Tuneful Topics WDAF WFAA KCMO-Night Clubs of the Air Watkins' Orch.: WOW WSM KVOO WNAX-Hits and Bits WHO WOW KSD KGBX KFBI-Rhythm & Romance (sw-9.53) KGBX-Cafe Continental CBS -Designs in Harmony: KFH WSM-Jack's Mo. Mountaineers KMBC-News & Sports KVOO KARK WDAF WFAA KFEQ-Apple Creek NIGHT MBS-Bands KOA KGNF-Serenader Across the Sea: 8:00 KTHS-Joe Capraro's Orch. KFOR WLW CBS -Lucky Strike Hit Parade; NBC -Dean Fossler, organist: KMOX-Grand Stand- Managers KXBY-At the Tavern 6:00 To be announced: KMOX KTHS Fredda Gibson & Buddy Clark, WBAP-Swing Your Partner WREN KANS WMAQ KIJOA-/Sunday School Lesson KARK-Louise vocalists; Song KLRA-Radio Night KWBG-This Woman's CBS -Saturday Night Swing Club: Massey's Western- Smith, Male WBBM-News Club World KFH ers Quartet; Mark Warnow's KTHS-Old Refrains KWTO-For Novelty's Sake WBBM WCCO KMBC Or- WIBW-Half & Half KLRA KMOX KSCJ KFAB KCMO-Jungle Jim chestra; Guests: KMBC KLRA WLS- Bill Newcomb KXBY-Lucille's Paradise KXBY-Crosby Croons KFBI-The KMOX WENR-Dance Orch. WAAW-News KRNT WIBW (sw-11.83) Fellowship Hour WBBM KFAB KSCJ WSM-Tennessee Valley Boys; KGBX-News KFH KRNT WCCO WSM-Dixie Liners; Gully WJAG-Story Lady WIBW DeFord Bailey Jump- NBC -Richard Himber's Orch.: KOIL-Around Omaha WNAX (sw-11.83) 9:45 ers; Binkley Brothers WMBH-Organ Melodies WOW WBAP WHO KARK KSD-Russ David's Orch. NBC -Dance Orch.: WREN 11:45 4:45 WMAQ KOA (sw-9.53) KUOA-Negro NBC -Renfro Valley Barn Dance CBS -Jimmy Noone's NBC -To be Spirituals (Allis KARK-Sports Parade Orchestra: announced: KANS NBC -Melody Serenade; Erwin KWTO-Hollywood on Parade Chalmers Mfg. Co.): KRNT WIBW WCCO WBBM (sw-15.21) WLW KGBX-Harlemania Glucksman's Orch.: WREN KXBY-June Marchant Creek WNAX KFAB KSCJ KMBC CBS -Artie Shaw's Orch.: KMOX KV00 (sw-11.87) KMBC-Brush Follies WHO -This Business Week NBC -Symphony Orch.: WMAQ WBBM-Carlos Molina's Orch. KTHS-Home Folks NBC -/Religion in the News: MBS-Studies in Contrast: WGN 12:00 Dr. Walter WJAG-Evening Concert KSTP WDAF WOW KSD (sw- WBAP-Dance Orch. Kirk: KARK WOW KWK KSO WHB WNAX-Songs of Jimmy Morgan 9.53) MBS-Skinny Ennis' Orch.: WMT KVOO WDAF KGBX (sw- News: WCCO-Hurst's Orch. KCMO KFOR KGBX 7:00 NBC -Concert in Rhythm: WBAP WLS-Quartet WGN KSO 9.53) KWTO KXBY KTHS KMOX-Al Hahn's Orch. Music NBC-Alka-Seltzer National Barn WREN KANS KOIL WMT WNAX-Harmony Club Graphs: KCMO KGNF KANS-News: Sports Roundup Dance; Henry KOA-News KFBI-Studio Prgm. Burr; Hoosier KGBX KARK KSO KV00 WOW -News KFBI-Studio Prgm. Hot Shots; Novelodeons; Uncle KTHS KSTP-Dream Ship KFEQ-Crouse (sw-11.87) WSM-Fruit Jar Drinkers; De - Twins KFEQ-Miller Melodies Ezra; Maple City Four; KV00-Bob Wills' Playboys KGNF-Matinee Melodies Lucille News: KWBG KFOR Ford Bailey; Roy Acuff KGNF-Baseball Scoreboard Long; Joe Parsons; Joe Kelly, KCMO-News; Moonlight Musicale 10:00 KXBY-Antler's Club KMBC-World Peace Council KOIL-C. of C. Prgm. m.e.: WCCO-Jackie WLS WBAP KTHS KFBI-Concert Hall CBS -Johnny Long's Orch.: WCCO Heller's Orch. KMOX-Ozark Varieties KSD-Dinner Dance Music WLW KARK (sw-11.87) WLW-Jack Coffey 's Orch. KSD-News; Gabriel Heatter (also KWK-Larry Funk's Orch. KFAB KLRA KSCJ KMOX KSTP-Umbrella Court see 9 p.m.) WGN-Bob Crosby's Orch. 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