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Publication Office 1114 Mission Street O. J. NUSSER SAN FRANCISCO Editor and Manager Telephone Entered as second-class matter, UNderhill 7676 March 25, 1923, by the Postoffice, 10 Cents the Copy from All San Francisco, California, under Newsdealers Act of March 3, 1879. $1.50 Per Year by Subscription Vol. XIII San Francisco, California, June 2, 1934 No. 22 Let the West Speak Up! TH E climax of a persistent campaign gress, twenty-five per cent of the most avail- against the American plan of broad- able listeners' time is allotted to spiritual, casting was reached with the introduc- mental and political uplift, the public will tion of the Wagner -Hatfield amendment to never be reached unless it straps on am- the Dill bill in Congress, which attempts to plified radio ear phones. Even the dictators bring about a complete cancellation of all of Europe have been unable to devise ways existing radio broadcasting licenses and re- to make their public listen. allocating all frequencies, power and time Isn't there ample evidence, even for Con- assignments in order that a special group gressmen, in the purchase of over eighteen be allotted one-fourth of all air time. million radio sets in this country, that the Ostensibly, the sponsors of this amendment American public is partial to its own adapta- seek "to eliminate monopoly and insure tion of radio broadcasting? What then is equality of opportunity and consideration for the purpose of these lobbyists and legislators educational, religious, agricultural, labor and unless it be that they too are obsessed with similar non -profit -making associations," but the all too prevalent European vogue of im- actually they are veering so far toward posing minority opinion upon the majority? fascist principles that, should Congress enact While we are loath to infer that any sinister this legislation, we shall likely find ourselves motives lie behind the consideration of these figuratively on the other side of the ocean amendments, could it be possible that con- taking radio program a la Mussolini and gressmen see in the proposed free time as- Herr Hitler. signments an allotment to them, for the pur- There are no people in the world more pose of political fence -building under the ready to accept religious enlightenment or guise of educational development? If so, we embrace educational opportunities than the suggest that they learn the language of the American public. The broadcasting stations natives of Tasmania and Timbuktu, because and the sponsors are cognizant of this fact they will be the only radio audience left who and if anyone will take the trouble to check can stomach the menu. the program listings in this or any other We suggest that readers of this magazine issue of BROADCAST WEEKLY, he will find such write to their congressmen and senators and features amply represented. And because we make known their wishes in regard to this can get and take these programs "at will," proposed legislation. BROADCAST WEEKLY will the listening audience is correspondingly gladly print the reaction of its readers in the larger. But the American radio public will Open Circuit and forward copies to the not tolerate the air lanes cluttered with authorities in Washington. Let the West propaganda and if, through an act of Con- speak up! 3

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HE hue and cry by radio's big time contract with Chase and Sanborn. After that stars for more "mazuma" is causing he goes to the Columbia chain for Pebeco T no end of headaches to the broadcast toothpaste. Joe Penner will leap into Can- bosses. The heyday for the network lumin- tor's place on the coffee program and by afes is here, what with more sponsored chain strange coincidence, will play opposite him, programs on the air in the history of the both being on the air at the same time over industry and three and four firms bidding different networks. Incidentally according to for the services of the top-notch mike en- surveys made by newspapers and magazines tertainers. in various sections of the United States, Pen- Of course in the long run the sponsor ner tops all radio comedians in popularity pays. But it is up to the radio folk to sell now. the services of their stars to these companies * * * and it isn't any easy matter explaining to They say the stork is winging his way Joe Bodunk, the asbestos manufacturer that toward the home of Bernice Berwin, the a certain star is worth a lot more than what Hazel of "One Man's Family." He is ex- the rat trap manufacturer-I. Katchem paid pected to make the stopover in September. last year. Away from the mike she is Mrs. Brooks Bernie's arch -enemy, Walter Winchell, Berlin. casting a green eye toward the old maestro, * * * decided that he must have a one hundred The weekly broadcasts from the Byrd Ex- per cent increase in salary if he goes back pedition in Little America have been shifted on the air again. His last sponsor is reported from Saturdays to Wednesdays. The time to have paid him $1,000 a week. George -6 to 6:30 p. m. and the network-CBS. Arliss, not yet initiated as a regular air con- * * * tributor, asked a sum big enough to choke an elephant recently. S. S. Van Dine, creator Frank Watanabe and Honorable Archie, of the Philo Vance character on the movie who have been going great guns on KNX screen, wants $2,000 a program for a radio for the past few years are now being heard version of his stuff and will take nothing on a nationwide network of the NBC five less. mornings a week. This does not include a * * * release on the Pacific Coast, however. "But, my dear Holmes, how on earth did * * * you do it, your intuition is phenomenal." Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians "Elementary, Watson, elementary. My will shift from CBS to NBC June 7. sixth sense told me we would be back." * * * Such a dialogue may have passed between Paul Whiteman is said to have turned the great detective Sherlock Holmes and his down an offer to play at the Chicago World's faithful friend and assistant, Dr. Watson just Fair. Too busy otherwise. before they came back on the air. Yes, * * * folkses, this inimitable pair is back-KPO hereabouts on Monday Bob Allen, ace ivory pounder of KYA nights from 8:30 to these 9 o'clock. The roles are played by the same many moons and a radio vet here- actors-Richard Gordon as Holmes and abouts, has shuffled off to Spokane, Wash., Leigh Lovell as his home town, for a visit and rest. Bob, Doctor Watson. We let go you a couple of whoops when we heard it and know, was hurt in a taxi accident some trust that most of you did do weeks ago and his doctor has ordered him or will like- to a nice long rest. wise when you read this. G. Washington take So he's gone up to Coffee is backing them again. say howdy to the folks and the old gang. He hopes to renew many old acquaintances * * * of his college days-attended Washington The Fire Chief-Ed Wynn-who has just State at Pullman. concluded his present season of broadcasts * * * over NBC is scheduled to return to the air Careful Maxie. You'd better win that fight in Fall. with Carnera if you want to win some more * * * radio contracts. The Goodrich folk, present When Eddie Cantor comes back to the sponsors of those thrice weekly appearances ether stage again this fall he'll change spon- of the kingfish of fistiana plan to extend the sors and networks, but only after he works radio series seven weeks if Maxie comes out out the remaining eight weeks in his present favorably in the big scrap. 4

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The Don Lee -CBS net recently sprung a and all. So he builds himself a nice little new one on us monickered "The Romance pond and implants therein a school of shiny of Travel" which is whisked over the ether young goldfish. All well and good. But alas roads Sundays 7 to 7:30 p. m. In dramatized the next morning when he tip -toed out to form, it takes the listener on visits to differ- the pond to awaken the little ones and give ent places of interest in the state. Claude them their breakfast, the pond bore no signs Sweeten's orchestra and Don Stuart, nar- that there ever had been any fish in it. And rator, are the principals. even the bits of seaweed that he had so * * * carefully placed in it was gone. While still Dick Aurandt, KFRC organist, heard on sleepily scratching his head in bewilderment, many CBS programs on the Coast, is recup- he heard a loud squawk, squawk over his erating at the French Hospital in San Fran- head and spotted a quartet of huge seagulls cisco from an appendectomy. Gertrude Lyne, just about to make a three-point landing on ex -NBC, is presiding at the console during the roof. On espying him, however, they his absence. suddenly changed their course. The mystery * * * was solved. Ed's pet goldfish had become Studios fifty miles apart bring the artists a delicacy to the hungry gulls. together on the air in KQW's weekly * * * "Twenty Minutes in Paris" program Satur- Convalescing from a severe attack of home- day nights at 7:10 o'clock. Mme. Jean Ber- sickness, Tom Merry, is back in Los Angeles gevin, the narrator and mistress of cere- visiting the home folks. Merry plays the monies holds forth in the main studios in role of Pappy in the hill billy group known San Jose while the other artists, Mnie. Battel, as Pappy, Zeke, Ezra and Elton, on the soprano; Leo Battel, violinist and Rose Man- NBC from New York. He was one of the ning, pianist, appear in the San Francisco original members of the Beverly Hill Billies studios. which originated in Los Angeles. He anti- * * * cipates returning to Gotham soon to take "Just my luck," KFRC's Jean Ellington, up his radio duties with the group. vocalist, said on missing appearing with Ben * * * Bernie during his stay in San. Francisco re- You are assured of hearing Phil Harris on cently, because of illness. Jean had been the NBC for another six months at least. chosen to be one of the guest artists with His sponsors just renewed his contract over the old maestro on the stage of a local the network for that length of time. You theatre, but at the last minute was taken ill. can dial him Fridays at 5 p. m. on the coast Johnnie O'Brien,. the besta harmonica player over NBC stations. in the Westa, didn't fare so badly, however. * * * He appeared with Bernie on the stage and Expounding bits of philosophy, Doctor also in the nationwide broadcast and you Goodcheer steps up to the KYA microphone and I should be mighty proud of him for he Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 8:15 delivered the goods and in a huge way. o'clock. It's a new feature. Yowsuh! * * * * * * Pinky Lee, comedian, finally got the chance Wilbur Hall, former NBC continuity and longing of that he had been waiting for- writer and author many popular plays a spot on a coast to coast NBC program- that went out from the network, is now and then-tragedy walked in. He made his penning a new event which is scheduled to debut on the Carefree Carnival recently. The be launched on KFRC and Don Lee net next day he received a wire from St. Paul May 31. It deals with hobbies. It is sched- that his parents had been very seriously uled for release every Thursday night at in an accident. He left 8:45 o'clock. injured automobile * * * immediately by plane. It is said his folks heard his program the night before the Madam Galli Curci, the opera diva, has accident. been signed for an appearance on the Con- * * * tented Hour over NBC facilities in the na- of orchestra changes on the tion 18, 6 And speaking June to 6:30 o'clock. Scratch the air, did you know that Kay Kyser and his date on the memo pad now. grand band vacate the Bal Tabarin, famous * * * San Francisco night spot, the first of June They're telling this one on Ed Fitzgerald and Happy Felton replaces them? Kyser up around KFRC. It seems that Fitzgerald moves to the Hotel Miramar in Santa Mon- rented a penthouse in San Francisco re- ica. Ted Fio -Rito, reports now say, will go cently and with the coming of spring decided into the Cocoanut Grove October 1 when that he must have a roof -garden, fish pond Arnheim's contract runs out.

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Lilah Clark of the Clark Sisters, fornia Lambda chapter of Phi Deta, national KLX, Oakland, is to be married June 3rd, fraternity of music and dramatic art to be- to Mr. William Parker Hand of Los Angeles. come patrons of the fraternity. Among other It is to be a home wedding as the girls have patrons of the organization are Mr. and Mrs. a lovely Spanish home up in the hills above George Arliss, Edward Everett Horton, John Oakland. Lilah's sister, Ruth, is to be brides- McCormick and Otto Klemporer. Prominent maid and their brother, Merle Carlson, who members include Helen Gahagan, Marion directs his own orchestra at the Cafe de Paree Claire, Ruth Page, Helen Menken, Ethel in Los Angeles and broadcasts over the Don Barrymore, Kay Van Riper, Mora Martin, Lee Broadcasting System, will fly up from and Eva LeGallienne, Paige's invitation was the South to sing at the big event. There will forwarded him by Edith C. Gibb, president of be about one hundred guests mostly radio Lambda chapter of Phi Beta. friends. George Stoll, who conducts the or- Marie Leon, KYA soprano, has a chestra and plays violin solos on The Shell bone to pick with her dog. Snoof is the Show, prizes his fingers at the biggest figure name of her Pekinese and he's supposed to insurance companies will give him. He got be a very well trained little pooch. How- the scare of his life the other day in his hill- ever, when Marie broadcasts, the maid at top home which overlooks Glendale and Hol- her apartment dials in and lets Snoof listen lywood when he jumped back just in time to her. As the first sounds of her voice to miss a scorpion which had invaded his reach his fluffy ears, the canine pride begins home. A few days later on his sun porch he a terrifying yowl and runs to the door, de- got another thrill when he sighted a poison- manding to be let out of the room. Marie ous tarantula also taking a sun bath. Not doesn't know what to think of this canine taking any more chances with poison car- procedure and remarks that Snoof is an riers of the desert country, he hired several ungrateful hound. men to search every foot of ground on the premises. They found several more of each Barton Yarborough-Clifford to One specie and he has had air -tight weather- Man's Family Broadcast-is a prolific free stripping put on every door and window to lance writer for radio. prevent future invasions. Now Georgie feels safer. Edward Fitzpatrick, conductor of the Magazine Melodists, the orchestra heard Anson Weeks, whose sensational mornings on the NBC Woman's Magazine of eighteen -piece orchestra opened at the Ara- the Air, spent his vacation in Santa Monica gon and over WGN Saturday, May 19, has where his son, Edward Fitzpatrick, Jr., has specialized on long-time orchestral engage- an orchestra at the Miramar. ments. His longest job was at the Mark Hop- kins Hotel in San Francisco where he was Dick Aurandt, the KFRC staff or- featured for six years, and his shortest en- ganist, claims to be one of the only musicians gagement away from the West coast was at in radio who plays two instruments at the the St. Regis in New York where he kept same time, and what's more he performs that the New York natives dancing to his rhythms feat nearly every day, and not as an occas- for five months. The New York engagement ional stunt. at the smart dancing place was the direct When Sweet Music takes to the air each result of his twenty-one broadcasts on the week day at 3:30 p. m. on KFRC and the coast -to -coast "magic carpet" series. Columbia -Don Lee chain, Aurandt sits be- Maestro Weeks was secured for the Ara- fore the huge KFRC organ. With his right gon by President Andrew Karzas of the hand he performs on that instrument, while Aragon and Trianon, to play during the six with his left he plays the celeste, blending weeks that Wayne King and his boys are the two musical parts into the melodies sup- vacationing in the four corners of the country. plied by Claude Sweeten, violinist, and Her- Although the period of their absence will man Reinberg, 'cellist. be greatly missed by radio and dance fans as letters received well indicate, the music of Raymond Paige, musical director of Anson Weeks will be a sensational contrast KHJ, and Mrs. Paige have accepted an in- from all indications on past dance engage- vitation from the University of Southern Cali- ments and radio performances. 6

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When Jimmy "Schnozzle" Durante the elevator, shot up to the 22nd floor, and did his first rehearsal for his Chase and San- made the broadcast-in the nick of time. born program the evening after he arrived in Los Angeles from New York, he put so Signor Antonio De Grasse, celebrated work that violinist, heard over KTAB, was born in much enthusiasm and pep into his conserva- the producers of the show and the rest of the Italy and is a graduate of the Milan cast thought the climate had given him some tory. Signor De Grasse later studied compo- mystic invigoration. Gradually, spectators sition at Leipsig with the celebrated Dr. Jad- audience assohn. Later, he again studied with Joachim saw he was playing to a one-man Europe, where down in front. Investigation proved this was and Ysaye in Berlin. Leaving right. The one-man audience was his father he was concert soloist with the London Phil- who sat chuckling happily at his son's antics. harmonic and the New London Symphony, Signor De Grasse came to America and fur- Elizabeth Lennox, whose contralto ther studied with Alexander Bloch in New voice is heard with "Everett Marshall's York. Acting upon the advice of former Broadway Vanities," was one of the first six President Hoover, De Grasse arrived in Cali- singers engaged by Columbia when the net- fornia, became an American citizen and is work was inaugurated back in 1927.. She is now associated with the musical staff of the the daughter of a Grand Rapids, Mich., min- University of California. ister, and acquired her early training as a singer, pianist and pipe organist in her Donald Stuart, eminent English actor father's church. Later, she studied music at who recently, joined the dramatic staff of the University of Chicago. Following con- KFRC, confesses that the most disappointing cert work in Chicago, she came to Manhat- moment in his life came when, as a young- tan and immediately secured important en- ster, he discovered that his hair would be gagements in musical plays, with the Phil- fiery red all his life. . . . Bob Bence, chief harmonic Orchestra, concerts, and in record- announcer of KFRC, spends all his spare ings and radio. On the new CBS program she hours in haunting the pawnshops that dot takes both speaking and singing roles. the Third and Howard street district of San Francisco. His wife declares he has bought Harry Bechtel, KYA's chief an- thousands of old and pawned articles which nouncer, felt rather complimented the other he stores in every nook and cranny of the day on receipt of a fan letter. It concerned house. . . . Ed Fitzgerald, Feminine Fancies a program on which a real live mountain pilot, rented a penthouse atop a downtown lion performed with his trainer, a big game San Francisco hotel recently, and his first act hunter. During this feature several blood was to buy goldfish for the pool that is a curdling screams were given by the denizen part of the surrounding aerial garden. But of the wilds. The fan thrilled at the broad- to his horror, flocks of seagulls swooped cast but wasn't quite certain whether the down on the pool, made off with the goldfish. sounds came from the animal or Harry who ... Gary Cooper and Myrna Loy were gram- happened to be many miles removed from mar school classmates of Helene Hughes, the studios at the time of the "Mi=ter" lion's KFRC soprano heard on the Jamboree, Fem- appearance there. inine Fancies and other programs. Nick Lucas, the crooning troubadour When Jack Benny first met Mary was accosted by a somewhat tipsy gentle- Livingstone, he didn't like her. Jack, who man as he entered the Columbia Building the felt himself quite grown up, went to visit her other evening for his broadcast, carrying four older sister and Mary, who was then a mad- banjos under his arms. The stranger's eyes deningly mischievous child of twelve years, opened banjo -like when he saw the four in- was rather contemptuous of Jack's dignity. struments. He averred that he had always But he married Mary instead of the sister wanted a banjo and would give fifty cents and now they're both heard in the General for one. Nick refused to sell, but his would-be Tire Program. customer was persistent. He grabbed the singer by the shoulder. With the burden of Glen Gray's suave quiet manner and four banjos, Nick was at a disadvantage. his well -tailored figure are striking contrasts Seconds passed quickly, and it was close to to the hilarious antics and infectious rhythms air time. The passer-by seized an instrument of his famous Casa Loma Orchestra. And and matters began to look bad for the croon- he is not the conductor-he is that dignified ing troubadour. Just then a musician with saxophone player in the front row of the a big bass violin walked out of the building. band. It is Peter Melvin Jenssen who con- Nick's assailant spied the colossal fiddle, and ducts the group of brilliant musicians, but made for it, probably on the theory of more it is Glen Gray who controls the destinies of instrument for his money. Lucas dashed into Casa Loma and who has functioned as its

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president since the orchestra was first or- Rita Lane, NBC soprano, once had ganized. ambitions to become a film star but some- times she thinks she is lucky she didn't... . Captain Henry's Show Boat is now In Hollywood she was offered principal being broadcast from the largest of the NBC the studios. role in a picture which was made in the It seats 1,500. And it is crowded at African jungle, and her mother wouldn't let every broadcast. her make it. The actress who played the part Rudy Vallee signs checks with went to the jungle with the company and his left hand, but conducts with his right. there contracted a tropical disease which has He never uses a baton. completely wrecked her health. "Cap" Gene Sullivan, who conducts Yahbut and Cheerily, whose globe- his Sportsman's Corner on KYA Thursday trotting adventures have developed some of evenings, has a pet superstition to which he the most unusual travel reporting of the day, inevitably bows. If Gene, before starting have started a new fad in Hollywood. Ever out on his weekly fishing trip, should forget since their first personal appearance at the and pull the right boot over his foot the day Radio Playhouse in Los Angeles in their is a total loss. However, he usually remem- tropical hunting outfits and sun helmets, bers in the nick of time to put the left foot the demand for sun helmets has increased forward and pull the boot over it. This pro- in the film capital. Now, with the coming of cedure, according to Sullivan, guarantees him record -breaking temperatures, sun helmets the limit of striped bass. are making their appearance in more num- bers and in more places than ever. One man Ben Grauer, announcer, spends his was so impressed that he sent Yahbut and spare time at book auctions, where he adds to Cheerily two new sun helmets to take the his library. Those who handle his publicity, place of the ones they have been wearing say he now possesses more than two thou- since they began to broadcast on the Shell sand volumes. Show. But they stick to the old ones for luck. The chief aversion of Irene Beasley, Rudy Vallee's new vocal ensemble is NBC's long tall gal from Dixie, is confusion. made up entirely of accomplished soloists. She likes everything around her very orderly, Among those included in this talented group quiet and peaceful. are Helen Marshall, Ruby Mercer, Mar- guerite Padula, Arthur Bradley, Charles Har- Donald Stuart has been an actor on rison, Darrell Woodyard, and Harry Don- the legitimate stage, in pictures and on the ahey. radio for a total of 25 years. But he still vividly remembers his professional debut, Claire Upshur, gentle voiced soprano which was made on a London stage as the on KYA several evenings a week, began her tail -end of a crocodile. career as a pianist in New York City. She His second play was a Greek drama in was a professional accompanist for several which he spoke good, authentic Greek. Now, well-known artists and also appeared in con- a quarter of a century later (though he still cert work as a soloist. Miss Upshur studied is a young man), KFRC's newest member voice under Paul Whiteman's father in Den- of the dramatic staff, can remember to a ver where she had as a fellow pupil, Howard syllable every one of his Greek lines. Barlow, nationally known conductor, whose programs are broadcast nationally. She was Approximately twenty different col- a member of the old Pacific Opera in San leges and universities are represented by em- Francisco and in radio was known as the ployees of KNX. "Singing Lady" on the NBC coast network. J. Whitcomb Nash, whose Shake- Andy Andrews, interpreter of comedy spearean programs are heard on KYA Sun- songs of The Shell Show, gets a lot of per- days, is a keen student of the works of the sonal inspiration from the solitude offered by immortal playwright and was graduated from deep sea fishing. The other day he and a the Royal Academy in London. The tall friend hired a trolling boat and went off the stately actor has directed and appeared in coast at Santa Monica. They stayed all day- many productions throughout the country, and this isn't a fish story-and returned with but the most unusual offer in his long career more than a hundred barracuda and yellow- came the other afternoon in San Francisco tail and one jewfish. Andy doesn't like fish when a certain theatrical impressario ap- himself-so he and his friend spent the eve- proached Nash with a contract for his por- ning distributing their catch to old friends trayal of Hamlet-in black face. It is needless in Beverly Hills and Hollywood. Andy's fa- to relate that the contract was never signed. vorite dish is spinach.

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USH HUGHES, "Observer" of the the air created an emergency, and Rush said Shell Show, which is heard every modestly he thought he could meet it. He Monday night over the NBC-KGO pinch-hitted so well that he was awarded network at 8:00 o'clock P. S. T., has written with a regular job as announcer at a local and broadcast more than one million words broadcasting station. on the air. Some months later, while in the East on a One of the most colorful microphone pleasure trip, young Hughes was taken ill and writers and speakers, this forced to give up his big, d a r k, good-looking Coast position. Upon re - chap has never run out covering he went to work of something to say de- for a New York City sta- spite the fact that he has tion and eventually be- been talking to ether lis- came program manager teners for seven years. there. The major broad- B e f ore undertaking his casting systems had not present work of creat- yet been organized to ing and broadcasting the their present efficiency, Langendorf Pictorial and and it was necessary to acting as master of cere- secure talent at little or monies for the hour-long no cost. Hughes put on Shell presentation, his ex- programs for ninety-seven perience included work hours every week, get- as an announcer, program ting actors and musicians manager, news broadcas- wherever and however he ter, production manager could. and operator of a radio Then followed some station. experience in the radio His unfailing ability to department of an adver- find sentences at once tising agency, interrupted crisp, compact and de- by that well known urge scriptive, as well as easy to be in the West again. to listen to, carries on the He came back to Califor- tradition of his family, nia in 1929 and since has for he is the son of been heard on various sta- Rupert Hughes, famous tions up and down the novelist. His mot he r, coast, announcing sport t h e beautifu 1 Adelaide and other events which Hughes, was a well RUSH HUGHES have developed his quick, known actress, and Rush Observer, Shell Show, NBC picturesque speaking style. inherited his interest in Hughes comments the theater from her. smilingly that after his Born in Jamaica, Long Island, Rush was novelist father had tried unsuccessfully to educated at St. John's Manlius Academy, get him interested in writing he found him- Mercersburg Academy and Princeton. He self suddenly undertaking a job that required was just sixteen years old when Blanche him to write some 3,000 words a day for his Bates persuaded his parents to let him play Pictorial program, and now the work of act- in "Getting Together" with her and its cast ing as observer -on -the -spot for the Shell of world -famed stars and between school Show Monday nights has been added to terms he continued in stage and screen work. this. Then the wanderlust attacked him and the Rush has little time for hobbies left in his young man came to California. Because he busy working day. Luckily he enjoys doing was too proud to write home for money he most of the things which his work demands spent days seeking a job and finally landed -such as reading all the newspapers and one at the Hotel Mark Hopkins in San Fran- current news magazines, in order to keep cisco. It was a minor one at the desk, but informed on world events, and viewing in it gave him his radio debut just the same. person every sports or other notable event The sudden illness of the announcer who which takes place in his locality. He takes ushered Anson Weeks' orchestra on and off time off now and then for a day's fishing. IO

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HARRY VON ZELL, veteran staff an- auditions with 250 other aspirants. When nouncer of the Columbia Broadcasting Whiteman left the coast to return east, Harry System, was born July 11, 1906, in was offered a job as a CBS staff announcer Indianapolis, Indiana. He received his early in New York. He joined the staff in May, education in rural and elementary schools in 1930, and has been a prominent and popular the Hoosier state and was graduated from member ever since. high school in Sioux City, Iowa. Von Zell is well known for his work on Harry moved to the west coast and such programs as the March of Time, the matriculated at the Los Angeles branch of All -America Football Show, the Byrd broad- the University of Southern California. He casts to and from the South Pole, and many left college after his first year when an injury other outstanding presentations. He has ap- sustained on the football field caused a long peared as announcer for a host of celebrities, period of inactivity. He had been more or including Jack Benny, the Marx Brothers, less successful in school and college as a Colonel Stoopnagle and Budd, Helen Mor- boxer, so he decided to turn professional. gan, and many more. He spends his spare Fighting as a lightweight, Harry won three time writing humorous and dramatic radio bouts and lost and tied one each before de- scripts and has had three series sold and serting fisticuffs as a profession. successfully produced. At 19 he obtained a job as a messenger boy SIDE -GLANCES: Harry is husky and in a Los Angeles bank, leaving after a few athletic.... Has brown hair and blue eyes. months to become payroll clerk of the Los . . . Weighs 175 and is 5 -feet -10 in height. Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad. He studied . Affable, even-tempered, and well liked singing on the side and made his radio debut by the studio folk. . . Plays a good game quite by surprise one day when he went with of tennis, still is fond of boxing, is an expert some friends to watch the production of a swimmer, and recently has taken up boating. Saturday afternoon amateur hour on the air. . . . Also likes to take long drives in the His friends had previously arranged to have country in his convertible phaeton.... Has the master -of -ceremonies introduce Harry as a pleasant baritone voice. a performer, so when he unwiitingly heard himself announced there was nothing for him to do but step to the microphone and sing. This led to several "fill-in" engagements at station KMIC as a singer, and he got his first experience for his present career then, announcing his own programs. About this time Harry went on one of PARENTS those casual parties which changed his entire life. He met the girl and they were married on October 20, 1925. On the marriage license her name appeared as Minerva McGarvey, hut to him she has always been just "Mickey." The von Zells now live at Bay - Your BOY can make money and side, Long Island, with their five -year -old son, Kenneth Harry. develop self-reliance selling BROAD- After a year with the railroad, a vacancy CAST WEEKLY-and he can start occurred on the regular staff of KMIC. Harry got the job and has been in radio ever NOW! 'Write for full particulars since. After six months there as a singer TODAY, and announcer, his clear, resonant voice at- to- tracted the attention of officials at KMTR, then a Columbia outlet, which engaged him as a staff announcer. Again his voice caught the ear of a station manager and he went to KGB, San Diego, as program director. KMTR wanted him back and he returned CIRCULATION MANAGER there in the same capacity. Harry got his first real break in 1929, when BROADCAST WEEKLY Paul Whiteman was in Hollywood filming "The King of Jazz." Whiteman needed an 1114 Mission St., San Francisco, Calif. announcer for his first radio series, the Old Gold Hour, a nationwide CBS feature, and Harry won the assignment, competing in

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7:00 to 7:30 A. M. 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. KNX-B. Sharpies, Breakfast Club KGO & network -Concert Artists: KFOX-Recordings Soloists KSL-Uncle Tom and Comics KPO-Stringwood Ensemble, instru KOA-News; 7:05, Gruen and Hall; mentalists 7:15, Capitol Theatre Family KYA-Mountain Harmonists KTAB-Church Services 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. PROW -Variety Program KNX-B. Sharpies, Breakfast Club KJBS-Popular Melodies KFOX-Recordings KGGC-Request Hour KSL-Mormon Tabernacle KLS-Radio Church of America Theatre Family KQW-Baptist Sunday School KOA-Capitol *KFRC & network-Lazy Dan, the Minstrel Man 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. KEX-Recorded Program KPO & network -Major Bowles' KJR-Sunday Serenade Capitol Family KNX-Spice of Life KGO-Organ Concert KECA-Records; 10:45, Church KYA-8:15, Christian Sc. Reading KFWB-Recordings KROW-Commuters Time Clock KFOX-Recordings KJBS-Close Harmony KOA-Concert Artists *KFRC & network -Salt Lake Tab- ernacle Choir and Organ 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. KJR.--Coast to Coast, recorded KEX-Sacred Music; 8:15, Dance EGO & network-Melodians, or- Antiques chestra direction Clyde Doerr KHJ-Sunday Times Comic KM -Bible Stories with Paul Car- KNX-B. Sharpies, Breakfast Club son at the Organ KFOX-Percy and his Father; 8:15 RYA -Old St. Mary's Church Serv. Funny Paper Man KTAB-Church Services KFWB-Records; 8:15, Funny Pa- KROW-Oakl'nd Community Church per Man JUANITA TENNYSON KJBS-Popular Melodies KGB -Sunday Comics KHJ-7:30 P. M. KGGC-Request Hour KOA-8:15, Gordon String Quartet KLS-Popular Recordings Tabernacle KQW-First Baptist Church KSL-Mormon KPO-Cecilians; Barbara Blanchard, *KFRC & network -Symphonic Hour soprano, Eva Gruninger, contralto, KVI-Central Lutheran .Church 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. with Arion Trio KJR-Cecil Solly; 11:15, Jigsaws KPO & network -Radio City Con- KYA-Funny Paper Man KEX-Symphony Hour cert KTAB-Watch Tower; Open Road KHQ-Newspaper Adventures; KGO-Arion Trio KROW-Vita Hepar; Records 11:15, Souvenirs KYA-Sabbath Matins KJBS-Dance Orchestra; Records KFWB-Maude Hughes, pianist KTAB-Sunrise Symphony *KFRC & network-Compinsky Trio KNX-Organ Recital KROW-Swedish Meditations KGGC-Featured Artists KECA-Temple Baptist Church KJBS-Band Concert; 8:45, Trio KOL-News; 9:45, Cecil Solly KFOX-St. Lukes Church *KFRC & network-Madison En- KJR-Records; 9:45, Fred Shorter KSL-Symphonic Hour semble; 8:45, H. V. Kaltenborn KEX-Three Four Time; 9:45, Chris- KOL-P. I. Comic Section tian Endeavor 11:30 to 12:00 Noon Gospel League KW-Radio KNX-Bob Shuler; 9:45, Organ KGO & network-Dancing Shad- KJR-Coast to Coast, Recorded KECA-Records; 9:45, Hollywood dows, concert ensemble direction KEX-Band Music; 8:45, Council of Conservatory of Music Churches Max Dolin Sharpies, Breakfast Club KFWB-Recordings KPO-Bible Stories KNX-B. KFOX-Recordings KYA-Old St. Mary's Church Serv. KFOX-Funny Paper Man KSL-Compinsky Trio KFWB-Funny Paper Man KTAB-Church Services KSL-Madison Ensemble KROW-Oakland Community Ch. 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. KGGC-Sunday Concert; News KJBS-Three Quarter Time; 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. KGO & network-Music Garden, 11:45, Song Favorites KGO-Chronicle Comics instrumentalists direction Charles KQW-First Baptist Church KPO-Radio City Concert Hart; John Teel, baritone # KFRC & network -Symphonic Hour KYA-"Fellowship of the Air"; KPO-Music Today and Yesterday; KVI-Central Lutheran Church 9:15, Funny Paper Man Lucille Kirtley, soprano KJR-Melody Palette KTAB-Watch Tower Program KYA-Uncle Harry; 10:15, Doctor KEX-Orchestra KROW-Hit Tunes Good Cheer KNX-Lal Chand Mehra KJBS-Dance Orchestra KTAB-10th Ave. Baptist Ch. Serv. KFWB-Recordings KGGC-Glenn's Oldtime Songs KROW-Watch Tower Program KECA-Temple Baptist Church *KFRC & network-Church of the KGGC-Theatre of the Air; 10:15, KFOX-St. Lukes Church Air Sunday Serenade KSL-Standard Optical Program; KJR-Cecile Barbezet; 9:15, Records KJBS-Radio Stars Parade; Orch. 11:45, Maro Oil Program KEX-Council Churches; 9:18, Dance KLS-Radio Church of America Rhythms KQW-10:15, Baptist Church 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. KHQ-American Weekly Comics # KFRC & network -Edith Murray; KFWB-Recordings 10:15, Piano Pointers KGO & network - Sousa Men's KFI-Church quarter hour; 9:15, KVI-Souvenirs to 10:15 Band, direction Eugene LaBarre Dr. Casselberry KJR-International Bible Students; KPO-Sarah Kreindler and Lev KNX-Bob Shuler and Quartet 10:18, Sunday Serenade Shorr, violinist and pianist KFOX-Recordings KEX-Lost and Found; Records KYA-Organ Concert KSL-Church of the Air KHQ-Islanders; 10:15, Old Painter KTAB-Church Services KFI-Tom Tom Symphony and KLX-Records Lecture KROW-All Request Program 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. KFWB-Recordings KJBS-Orch.; 12:15, Vocalists KGO & network -Sunday Forum, KNX-Cidadel Band KGGC-All Star Review presented by City, County and KFOX-Recordings KFRC & network-Buffalo Vari- State Federations of Churches; KSL-10:15, International Bible ety Workshop Federal Council of Churches of Students, Judge Rutherford KGW-12:15, Tommy Luke Christ in America KOA-Arnold's Commodores KJR-Measured Steps, recorded

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KNX-Borowsky's Concert Group 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KECA-Temple Baptist Church & network -Bakers Broad- Rangers KPO & network -Catholic Hour EGO KFWB-Gold Star EGO -Arion Trio: violinist, cellist, cast; Joe Penner, comedian; Oz- KOA-12 :15, Romance of Science zie Nelson's Orchestra Church pianist KFOX-St. Lukes EGO & network-2:15, Singable KPO-Afternoon Concert Songs, orchestra direction Josef KYA-Symphony Highlights 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. Hornik KTAB-George Kruger, pianist KLX-Aspre and String Orchestra KGO & network -Pedro Via's Or- ETA -Discovery Hour Records chestra KTAB-Chamber of Commerce; KROW-Hawalie.n Air; 2:15 Jean Wakefield, vocalist KJBS-Concert Favorites KPO-Quartet Time: Robert Stev- KGGC-Church Service ens, Ted Roy, tenors; John Teel, KLX-Records Knights baritone; Armand Girard, basso KROW-University of the Air # KFRC &network -Chicago KYA-Paraders KJBS-Spanish Melodies; Orchestra KOL-Leatherneck Adven. to 3:45 KTAB-Church Services; 12:45, KFRC-Rabbi Magnin; 2:15, Prof. KJR-Musical Auction; 3:45, Leaves from Minister's Notebook Lindsley, literary readings Rhythm Encores Stock, soprano; KOL-Rabbi Magnin KEX-Baseball Game KLX-Jeannette Prof. KNX-Concert Merlyn Morse, tenor; Anita and KVI-Rabbi Magnin; 2:15, KHJ-3:45, Randall Quartet Orosco, novelty guitar duo Lindsley KECA-Recordings KROW-All Request Program ROMO-Old Songs of the Church KFSD-Symphony Concert KGGC-All Star Review KGW-Nick's Flower Home; Studio KFOX-Baseball Game # KFRC & network - Oregon on Program KFWB-Baseball Game Parade KHQ-N.W. on Parade Chrysler Piano Trio KGW-Tommy Luke; 12:45, Cystex KFI-Organ Recital KSL-3:45, Adventure KHJ-Rabbi Magnin; Prof. Lindsley to 4:30 P. M. KJBS-Recordings KNX-Exposition Park Concert 4:00 KJR-Recorded Program KFWB-Baseball Game EGO & network -Chase and San- KEX-Orchestra; 12:45, Rev. Wil- KFOX-Christian Science Reader; born; Jimmy Durante, comedian; lard H. Pope 2:15, Baseball Rubinoff's Orchestra KFI-U. S. C. College of Music Pro- KGB-Rabbi Magnin; 2:15, Prof. KPO-Community Forum gram Lindsley KYA-Symphony Highlights KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KSL-Services; 2:15, Musicale KTAB-Musical Moods KNX-Louise Johnson, astro -analyst KOA-Catholic Hour KLX-Recorde KFOX-Ted Bliss and Music KROW-Afternoon Concert KSL-Oregon on Parade KJBS-Dance Orchestra 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. KGGC-Church Service P. M. EGO & network-Singable Songs; KFRC-Adventures of Doc Savage 1:00 to 1:30 2:45, Pages from the Book cf Life # KFRC & network -4:15, The Voice EGO & network -National Ves- KPO-Our American Schools of Columbia pers, Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick KTAB-Matinee Players KJR-Knights of Notes KPO-Melody Train; orchestra di- ETA-Light Opera KEX-Baseball Game rection Josef Hornik KLX-Ann Wakefield, soprano; 2:45, KHJ-Doc Savage; 4:15, Catholic ETA -Waltz Classics Silver Strains Mission Hour KTAB-Church of Latter Day Ste. KROW-Tuneful Tunes KNX-Fireside Phantasies KLX-Musical Program KJBS-Afternoon Concert KECA-Recordings KROW-All Request Program KGGC-Sunday School KFOX-Baseball Game KJBS-Dance Recordings KFRC-To be announced KGB-Cystex Detective Adventures # KFRC & network -The Playboys; # KFRC & network -2:45, Poet's KFSD-Symphony concert 1:15, The Three of Us Gold KFWB-Baseball Game KOMO-Manhattan Echoes; Notox KHQ-The Jewel Chest to 2415 KSL-The Voice of Columbia KEX-Rev. Willard Pope KVI-2:45, Bible Students KGW-Song and Story Hour KOL-To be announced; 2:45, Music 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. 2:45 KNX-Metropolitan Moods KOMO-News Adventures to KGO & network -Chase and San- KFI-Organ; 1:15, Romance of Sci- KIR -2:45. Siesta Moods born Program ence KEX-Orchestra KPO-Sax-O-Tunes: Mickey Gillette, KFWB-Black and Tan; Records EGA-Homer McDonald Co. saxophonist; Rita Lane, soprano KFOX-Ted Bliss and Music KNX-Concert ETA-Vesper Services KSL-L. D. S. Services KECA-Swami Yoganada; 2c45, KTAB-Behind the Headlines KOA-Melody Master; Studio Pro- Records KLX-Metropolitan Moods gram KFOX-Baseball Game KROW-Afternoon Concert KGB -To be announced KJBS-Recordings 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KFSD-Balboa Park Organ KGGC-Church Service KFWB-Baseball Game & network Voice of KGO & network -International Tid- KSL-Afternoon Musicale to 2:45 KFRC -The bids; Mario Cozzi, baritone; in- Columbia strumentalists; 1:45, Boyer Ren- KJR-Knights of Notes dezvous; Songfellows male quar- 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. KEX-Baseball game tet; Joseph Gallicchio's Orch. KNX-Bob Shuler KPO-Melody Train KGO & network -Silken Strings, KECA-Recordings KYA-Waltz Classics Charles Previn's Orchestra KFWB-Recordings KTAB-Castilian Strings KPO-Clef Dwellers, vocalists; 3:15, KFOX-Nazarene Church KLX-Records Afternoon Concert KFSD-Symphony concert KROW-Luncheon Concert KYA-Light Opera KJBS-Concert Recordings KTAB-Matinee Players 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. 1:45, Ro- KLX-Records KFRC-The Islanders; KROW-Tuneful Tunes EGO & network-Manhattan Mer- mances of Science KJBS-Recordings ry -Go -Round; Tamara, Russian KVI-To be announced singer; Men About Town, Pac. College, quartet EGGC-Church Service blues RJR -Seattle KFRC & network Nick Lucas, trio KEX-Rev. Willard Pope Troubador; 3:15, Carlile- and Lon- KPO-Cook and Alexander, harmony KGB-The Islanders don with the Warwick Sisters duo; 5:15, Silhouettes: Myron KHJ-The Islanders Niesley, tenor KFWB-Baseball Game KJR-Cornish School Scenes; 5:15, KNX-Metropolitan Moods KEX-Race of Nations; 3:15, San- KYA-Shakespearean Adjustment; tiseptic Salon Group KECA-Vocational KHI -G. E. Transcription to 3:05 KTAB-Organ Recital 1:45, Records KNX-Concert KLX-Old Man Soliloquy, pianist KFOX-Recordings KECA-Recordings KROW-Oakl'd Council of Churches KFSD-Old Time Program KFWB-Baseball Game KJBS-Dance and Vocal Records KSL-L. D. S. Services & network -Harry Sosnick's KOA-L'Heure Exquise; 1:45, Boyer KFSD-Balboa Park Organ # KFRC Rendezvous KSL-Nick Lucas, vocalist Orchestra

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KJR-Emanuel Tabernacle KEX-Four Square Cathedral STATION DIRECTORY 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KFWB-Recordings KGO & network-Horlick's Adven- KNX-Ethel Hubler Talk; NBC Network Stations tures in Health; 8:15, Hollywood 5:15, Dr. John Matthews Station Meters Kcs. on the Air KECA-Judge Yankwich, talk; KECA 209.7 1430 KPO-The Black Ghost, dramatic 5:15, Records KEX 254.1 1180 program; 8:15, Rudy Seiger and KFOX-Jack Maurice's Orchestra KFI 468.5 640 His Fairmont Hotel Orchestra KFSD-Musical program KFSD 499.7 600 KYA-Opera, recordings KGO 379.5 790 KTAB-Church Services, Baptist 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. KGW 483.6 820 KLX-John Wharry Lewis Quintet 590 KGO & network-American Album KHQ 508.2 KROW-Oakl'd Community Church of Familiar Music; Frank Munn, KJR 309.1 970 KQW-Baptist Church services tenor; Virginia Rea, soprano KOA 361.2 830 KFRC-S & W Merrymakers KPO-Silhouettes; 5:45, Henry M. KOMO 325.9 920 KOL-S. & W. Merrymakers Hyde, Adventures in Science KPO 440.9 680 KVI-S. & W. Merrymakers KYA-Drama Association Tourna- KYA 243.8 1230 KJR-First Church of Christ Scient. ment KEX-First Church of Christ Sc. * CBS Network Stations KHJ-S & W Merrymakers KTAB-Organ Recital KFRC 491.5 610 Wagon Jubilee KNX-Presbyterian Church KLX-Covered KGB 225.4 1330 KFI-8:15, Sherlock Holmes, E. T. KROW-Wilma McVey, vocalist; KHJ 333.1 900 Times KECA-Burr McIntosh to 8:15 5:45, These Changing KOL 236.1 1270 KFWB-Sunday Night Hl Jinks KJBS-Popular Song Hits KSL 265.3 1130 KFOX-Christian KFRC & network-Fred Waring's Science Service Pennsylvanians KVI 526 570 KGB-S. & W. Merrymakers KJR-Vindabonians Independent Stations KFSD-Organ Recital to 8:15 KEX-5:45, Popular Concert KFOX 239.9 1250 KSL-Red Nichols and Orchestra; KFWB 315.6 950 8:15, L. D. S. Service KNX-Dr. John Matthews KOA-8:15, Hollywood on the Air KECA-Dwight Strickland & Organ; KGGC 211.1 1420 5:45, Franz Hoffman, baritone KJBS 280.2 1070 KFWB-Recordings KLX 340.7 880 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. KFOX-Sunset Quartet; 5:45, Whis- KNX 285.5 1050 KGO & network-Hollywood on pering Strings KQW 296.6 1010 the Air KFSD-Musical program KROW 322.4 930 KPO-Bal Tabarin Orchestra KTAB 535.4 560 KYA-Opera Recordings 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KTAB-Church Services KLX-John Wharry Lewis Quintet KGO & network-Chevrolet Pro- KROW-Oakl'd Community Church gram; orchestra direction Victor KPO-Clyde Doerr's Orchestra KQW-Baptist Church services Young KYA-Dinner Dance *KFRC & network Earl Hines' KPO-San Francisco Municipal Or- KTAB-Echoes of Portugal; 7:15, Orchestra - gan, Paul Carson. Royal Hawaiians KOL-8:45, Strange Adventures in KYA-Rabbi Elliot M. Burstein; KLX-Hotel Oakland Trio Strange Lands 6:15, Lucy Day, soprano KJBS-Dance Melodies to 7:15 KJR-First Church of Christ Scient. KTAB-Hillbillie Tunes KROW-Y. M. C. A. Program KEX-First Church of Christ Sc. KLX-Mixed Quartet KGGC-Church Service KNX-Church Services KROW-Walk-a-thon; Watchtower *KFRC & network-Romance of KFI-Sherlock Holmes; 8:45, Organ KJBS-Dance Melodies Travel KFWB--Sunday Night Hi Jinks KFRC & network-Wayne King's KJR-Metropolitan Moods KFOX-Christian Science Service Orchestra KEX-Orchestra KSL-L. D. S. Services to 8:45 KJR-Angelus Hour KOA-Hollywood on the Air KEX-Recordings KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensem- KNX-Curtis Abell's Humanist tlk. ble; 7:15, Calmon Luboviski KECA-Wesley Tourtellotte, organ; KFOX-Warner Bros. Show 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. Bert Shepherd, violin KFWB-Ed. Fitzgerald's Orchestra KGO & network-Seymour Simons KFOX-News; Piano; Songs KECA-Pierce Bros. Quartet Orchestra KFWB-News; 8:05, Records; 6:15, KGB-Romance of Travel KPO-University of California Prog. Jack Joy's Orchestra KFSD-Manual Dehesa, tenor KYA-Opera Recordings KSL-Forty-Five Minutes in Holly- KTAB-Church Services; 9:15, Rod 6:30 to 7:00 P. M. wood; 7:15, "Comedians of Hol- Hendrickson, Bits of Humor stor. lywood" KLX-Danish Program KGO & network-Hall of Fame; KROW-Foreign Watch Tower guest stars; orchestra direction 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. *KFRC & network-Irving Aaron - Nathaniel Shilkret son's Commanders be announced KPO & network Broadcast to KPO-To Byrd Expedition - KOL-Dance Music KYA-Vocalists KOMO-The Foursome; KTAB-Amateur Baseball Scores KGO-Joseph Hornik, Viennese pro- King's 9:15, KLX-Hotel Oakland Trio gram String Trio KROW-Songfest; KYA-Kay Kyser's Orchestra KGW-G. A. Paine Program 6:45, Philosophy KTAB-Church Serv. Bapt. Church KVI-9:15, Radio Gospel League KJBS-Dance Melodies KLX-Musical Auction; 7:45, Wil- KEX-Book Chat; 9:15, Trio KFRC-Salon Moderne liam Don, eccentric comedian KFI-University of So. California KOL-Salon Moderne KROW-Advertising Sales Execu- KECA-Tournament of Roses Band; KJR-Angelus Hour tives; 7:45, Recordings 9:15, Records KVI-Jean Ellington, vocalist; Orch- KGGC.-Church Service KFWB-"Coronets," historical REX-Soloist and Orchestra drama by Kay Van Riper KNX-Rev. C. E. Fuller KFRC-S. & W. Merrymakers KHJ-To be announced KQW-First Baptist Church service KECA-Organist and violinist KOL-S & W Merrymakers KFSD-Dr. Strauss' Sketchbook KVI-Merrymakers, variety prog. KFWB-Tack Joy's Orch.; 6:45, Or- KOMO-7 :45, Cowboy Joe The S and W KHJ-S & W Merrymakers an. Piano and Violin KNX-Calmon Luboviski, violinist KFOX-School Kids; 6:45, Orch. KFI-Makers of History Merrymakers KGB-Salon Moderne KFWB-Musical Program KSL--45 Minutes In Hollywood KFOX-Boy Detective; 7:45, Mur- Every Sunday Evening der from Mars, drama 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. KGB-S & W Merrymakers KGO & network - Wendell Hall; KOA-Forty-Niners; Casino de Paree DON LEE -COLUMBIA 7:15, Madame Schumann-Heink & KSL-Harry Busse's Orchestra; BROADCASTING SYSTEM Harvey Hays Johnny Johnson's Orchestra

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of So. California KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KFRC-Dance Orchestra KFSD-University and His Hotel KOL-Dance music KSL-Organ and Violin KPO-Pete Smythe KVI-Dance Orchestra KOA-Junior Chamber of Com- Cosmopolitan Orchestra in Rhythm merce; 9:15, Orchestra KYA-Jess Stafford's Orch.; 10:15, KOMO-Rhapsody Lee Searight's Orchestra KEX-Rev. Willard Pope Broad- KFI-Organ Recital 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. KTAB-Japanese-American KHJ-Dance Orchestra casting Society Program Orch. EGO & network-Reader's Guide, ELX-Dance Program KFWB=George Hamilton's Joseph Henry Jackson KROW-Spotlight Review KFOX-Orchestra KPO-Dan Russo's Orchestra KFRC-News; 10 05, Orchestra KGB-Dance Orchestra KYA-"Beauty That Endures"; KOL-Dance Orchestra KSL-Dance Orchestra 9:45, News Editor; 9:55, Orchestra KVI-Dance Orchestra KOA-Slumber Hour KTAB-Chapel of the Chimes, or- KOMO-10:15, Viennese Vagabonds gan; 9:45, Royal Sophistications KEX-First Presbyterian Choir 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. KLX-Rhythm Encores; 9:45, News; KFI-10:15, Paul Carson, organ 10:10, Gus Arn- EGO & network-News Service; 9:50, Jewel Box KHJ-News Items; 11:05, Harry Barris Music Box KROW-Recordings heim's Orchestra Orchestra with Loyce Whiteman # KFRC & network-Jack Russell's KNX-The Crocketts KPO-Midnight Melodies, Charles Orchestra KJR-Playing the Song Market Runyan, organist KEX-Concert Trio KECA-Recordings to 10:15 KTAB-Hal Girvin's Orchestra KOMO-Crazy Wells Program KFWB-News; 10:15, Organ KROW-Walk-a-Way; Music KNX-The Crocketts KFOX-News; 10:15, Organ KFRC-Midnight Moods, organ KFI-Marvlcor Trio KGB-News; 10:05, Orchestra KOL-Dance music KFWB-George Hamilton's Orch. KOA-Herbert Kay's Orchestra Moods, Organ KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KSL-Frank Asper, organ; Wm. KVI-Midnight KSL-Frank Asper, organist; Wm. Hardiman, violin. KEJ-Midnight Moods Hardiman, violinist KFOX-Orchestra P. M. KOA-College Inn Orchestra 10:30 to 11:00 11:30 to Sign Off EGO & network-Paul Carson, or- 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. KFRC-Organ Recital ganist Music EGO & network-Richfield News KPO-Slumber Hour, concert orch. KROW-Dance Flashes; 10:15, Paul Carson, or- KYA-John Wolohan's Orchestra KOL-Organ recital Rollickers KHJ-Midnight Moods ganist KTAB-The to 7 a.m. KNX-News; 9:15, Talk KLX-Dance Program KJBS-12:01. Owl Program KHJ-To be announced KROW-Ran Wilde's Orchestra KTAB-Vagabond; Music

An ambitious young band is broadcasting over NBC from the new Music Box Cafe Behind the Baton in San Francisco under the leadership of Harry Barris, popular composer of many song hits. Barris' spectacular arrangements are somewhat beyond the capabilities of his The best bet for dance music on the vocal of- time is musicians, but Loyce Whiteman's western air lanes at the present standard of the cafe's Irving Aaronson and his Commanders, who ferings help raise the are heard nightly over CBS from the beau- musical broadcasts. tiful casino at Catalina Island. Aaronson brings to the Pacific Coast the same high NBC studio band is still is known through- Lennie Hayton's type of music for which he tops. Hayton, on his Saturday night Terra- out the Middle West. He features a scintil- program, puts out the ultra saxophone section and a plane commercial lating four -man in dance music presentations for a band of bevy of outstanding vocal stars. this type, having such musicians as the Dor- sey brothers, Jimmy and Tommy, as instru- The announced personal appearance of mental soloists. Kay Kyser's Carolinans at the General Mo- tors Auto Show in San Francisco will not Flashbacks.-Kenny Sergeant, now with take place. A great many people will be did vocals a few Kay and the Casa Loma Orchestra, deprived of the pleasure of seeing years back with Francis Craig and his pop- minute intervention . his boys, due to the last ular NBC band in Nashville, Tennessee... of the San Francisco Musician's Union, Two years ago, Laurence Brown, Duke which seems to show a decided preference was playing for occasions. Ellington's ace trombonist, for local talent on these Curtis Mosby's Blueblowers at San Fran- cisco's Showboat Cafe.... Gogo Delys, now premiere Vic Meyer, whose band has been a feature the San Francisco NBC studio's feminine vocalist, was formerly featured with at the Club Victor in Seattle since his musical Orchestra comeback of a month ago, is now on tour Jimmy Grier's Cocoanut Grove filling in and on the Demi -Tasse Revue.... Lu Wat- with his orchestra. Hal Grayson is and trumpet at the Club Victor during Meyer's absence, ers, Carol Lofner's arranger player, at one time worked with Earl Sapiro's having come up from Santa Monica's Casa Palace Hotel. Del Mar. Orchestra at San Francisco's

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7:00 to 7:30 A. M. KHQ-Studio Programs KFI-Charlie Wellman to 9:15 KGO & network-U.S. Navy Band KNX-"Song Bag" KYA-Musical Clock KECA-9:15, Recordings KTAB-Sunrise Program, records KFOX-Cecil and Sally; Talk KROW-Commuters Time Clock KFWB-Recordings; 9:15, Records KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub Program KFSD-Words and Music; 9:15, All KQW-The Breakfast Hour, rec'ds Americans KFRC-Recordings; 7:25, Stocks KSL-Geo. Hall's Orchestra KEX-Rev. Willard Pope KOA-Waldorf Astoria Orchestra KOL-KOL Breakfast Club KVI-Daybreak Devotional to 10:00 A. M. KHQ-Morning News 9:30 KFI-Marimba Band; Exercises KGO & network -Arlon Trio; KHJ-Recordings 9:55, News Service and Stocks KPO-News; 9:45, Elmore Vincent, KNX-Bí11 Sharpies Breakfast Club tenor KFWB-Recordings; 7:25, Fishing KYA-Waltz Idylls Bulletin KTAB-Health Talk KFOX-Dr. Seixas KLX-Clinic of the Air KGB -Morning Edition; 7:25, Stocks KROW-Diet and Health KSL-Morning Watch KJBS-Visiting Faye Ward KOA-Hours of Memories KGGC-Health Talk; 9:45, Dance Novelties 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. KQW-Tuneful Topics KGO & network -Financial Ser- KFRC-Joanne to 9:45 vice; 7:45, Exercise & Applesauce # KFRC & network-9:45, Mischa KPO-U. S. Navy Band Raginsky's Orchestra KYA-Musical Clock KOMO-9:55, Pianologue KTAB-South Americans; 7:45 KGW-9:45, Cooking School Hillbillie Tunes KVI-Better Business Talk to 9:35 KROW-Commuters' Time Clock JERRY WILFORD KHQ-Magic Travels to 9:45 KJBS-Alarm Clock Club KTAB-11:30 P. M. KEX-Orchestra to 9:45 KQW-Breakfast Hour KJR-Another Spring KFRC-Early Morning Exercises KFI-Bennie Watson, songs; News KGW-Ronald KNX-Amagon Program; 9:45, News Buck to 7:45 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. KFWB-Recordings; KOL-Breakfast Club; 7:45, Records KGO & 9:45, News KHQ-7:45, Early Birds network -Vic and Sade; KFOX-Recordings 8:45, The Sovereigns KGB -News Flashes to 9:35 KJR-Markets; Records KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day KVI-Varieties; 7:45, Souvenirs KYA-Concert; KSL-Mischa Raginsky Ensemble KEX-7:45, Hill Billies 8:45, Frivolities KOA-National Farm & Home Hour KFI-Helen Hill, pianist; KTAB-Radio Shoppers' Digest 7:45, KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee 10:00 to 10:30 A. Church Quarter Hour KROW-Breakfast Hour M. KHJ-Records and Stocks KJBS-Dance KGO & Network -The New World, KNX-Bí11 Sharpies Breakfast Club Tunes KFWB-Gold Star KQW-Quartette; 8:45, Hawaiians educational program Rangers # KFRC & network -Emery Deutsch KPO-Golden State Menu Flashes; KECA-Records to 7:45 Orchestra 10:15, Strange Interview KFOX-Grain Reports; Songs KVI-8:45, Market Specials RYA -Columbia on Parade; 10:15, KSL-Morning Watch; 7:45, Adv. Organ Concert, Review; 7:55, Shopping KOMO-Studio; String Trio Glen GMT KGB -Recordings KGW-Crazy Crystals; 8:45, Abe KTAB-Paul Kellar, pianist; KOA-7:45, Hour Bercovitz, violin 10:15, Chasin' the Blues of Memories KHQ-Shoppers Guide; Home Comfort KLX-Clinic; 10:15, Stocks KFI-8 :45, Julia Hayes Hints KROW-Hits from Hollywood 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. KNX-Breakfast Club KJBS-News; 10:05, Organ; 10:15, Hillbilly Songs KGO KFWB-Recordings & network -Exercise and KFOX-Health & Efficiency; Records KGGC-Cal King Applesauce; 8:15, Morin Sisters, KQW-Aunt Sammy; vocal KGB-Stocks to 8:35 Shopping trio KSL-Good Morning Judge to 8:45 # KFRC & network-Just Plain Bill; RPO-Organ Concert; 8:15, Cross- KOA-University of Nebraska Com- 10:15, Romance of Helen Trent cuts from the Log o' the Day mencement KOMO-Clef Dwellers KYA-Christian Science Reading; KHQ-10:15, Celia Lee 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. Reader 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. KEX-Lost and Found; 10:02, Ron- KTAB-Portuguese News ald Buck KLX-Records; KGO & network-Words and Music; Stocks 9:15, Arion Trio KFWB-Prudence Penny; Barbara KROW-Time Clock KGO-9:15, Holmes KJBS-Recorded Dance Tunes Barbara Lee Breakfast KNX-Eddie Albright's Family KQW-Morning Club Watch KPO-Crosscuts Log o' KECA-Recordings # KFRC & network-Voice of Expe- the Day; KFOX-Prudence Penny; 10:25, rience to 9:15, Julia Hayes, beauty talk 8:15 KYA-9:09, Helen Byron; 9:15, String Quartet KFRC-8:15, Grab Bag, records Prudence Penny KOA-National Farm & Home Hour KOL-8:15, Breakfast Club KTAB-Hour of Prayer KVI--8:15, Jim De Puy's Revue KLX-Recorded Program 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. KHQ-Studio Program KRCW-Vita KOMO-8:15, Morning Reveries Hepar; 9:15, Salon KGO & network -Woman's Maga- Program zine of the Air KEX-Band Music; 8:15, Hawaiians KJBS-Song Hits; 9:15, Salon KFI-Helen Guest, ballads; 8:15, Al Orch. KPO-Smackout, Marion and Jim Gayle's KGGC-Records; 9:15, Old Songs Jordan; 10:45, Soloist Entertainers KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day KHJ-8:15, Recordings KFRC KYA-Organ Concert KNX-Bill Sharpies & network -Women's Home KTAB-Health Talk; 10:45, Salon Club Forum; Geo. Hall's Orchestra Hour KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KOL-Prudence Penny KFOX-Recordings KVI-Mystic to 9:15 KLX-International Kitchen KFSD-Good Cheer Program Melodies, Tiny Arm- KROW-University of the Air to 8:15 strong KJBS-Dance Orchestra KSL-8:15, Jennie Lee KOMO-9:15, Arion Trio KOA-Gene Arnold; 8:15, Morin KEX-9:15, KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine Sisters Julia Hayes KQW-Shoppers' Contest; 10:45, KJR-Another Spring Rolling Stones

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KFRC & network -Poetic Strings KG -GC-Request Hour # KFRC & network - 1:35, Organ KOL-Morning Melodies KQW-Band Concert Melodies; 1:45, Bob Nolan and Serenaders # KFRC & network -Melody Parade Norm Sherr KJR-Club Minutes; Arnstein, cellist KEX-Orch. ; 10:45, Cobwebs and KHQ-12:15, Marshall Wells KGW-1:45, Michael Nuts KOL-The Carnival, Ken Stuart KHQ-1:45, Business and Pleasure KFWB-Recordings KJR-Records; Mkt. & Grain Rep'ts KJR-Castles in Music to 1:45 KNX-Mary Holmes, Home Man- KEX-The Walkathon to 12:15 KEX-Grain Reports; 1:35, Dance agement; 10:45, Elec. Trans. KNX-News; 12:15, Congoin Antiques KECA-Recordings KECA-Records; 12:15, News KFI-1:45, B. Ferlazzo, violin KFOX-String Quartet; 10:40, Grain KFWB-News; Records; Talk KFWB-Records; 1:45, Pianist Reports KFOX-News; Skit; Talk KFOX-Recordings KFSD-Studio program KFSD-Stock Reports to 12:15 KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KOA-10:45, Livestock and Produce KGB-Farm Flashes to 12:15 KECA-Food for Thought to 1:45 Reports KSL-Broadcasters Review KF'SD-Clarisse and Glad to 1:45 KSL-Poetic Strings KSL-Town Crier to 1:45 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. KGO & network -Farm and Home EGO & network -Organ Concert; KPO-Midday Musicale KG0 & network -Al Pearce and 11:35, California Federation of KYA-Noonday Concert His Gang Women's Clubs KTAB-Echoes of Portugal KPO-Peter Van Steeden's Orches- KPO-Radio Guild, drama ELX-Bill Duncan and His Band tra; 2:15, U. S. Army Band KYA-Organ; 11:15, Rhythmsters KROW-California Farm Hour; KYA-Intercollegiate Forum Debate KTAB-Concert; 11:15, Bulletin 12:45, Hits of Today KTAB-Globe Trotter; Romancin' Board KJBS-Dance Orchestra KLX-Lost & Found; 2:05, Records KLX-Castles of Music; 11:15, KGGC-Request Hour KROW-Records; Chas. Goodman, Anita and Orosco & Market reports vocalist 11:15, Organ KQW-Weather KROW-Health Talk; 4c KFRC & network-Chicago Vari- KJBS-Popular Tunes of the Day KJBS-Popular Hits of the Past ety Program KQW-Afternoon Concert KGGC-Milady's Date Book; 11:15, KOL-Carnival Hour KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour Star of the Week KVI-News and Views to 12:45 KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KQW-White House Concert KGW-Dr. Semler; Friendly Chat KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour # KFRC & network -Oahu Serenaders KHQ-Marching Along KIR -Salon Hour, recorded to 11:15 KEX-American Produce Co.; 12:45, KEX-World Bookman; 2:05, Mu- KFRC-11:15, Better Business Bu- Forum Luncheon sical Gems reau KNX-Concert Ensemble KFWB-H. M. Robertson; 2:15, KOL-Cecil Scilly; Rhythm Kings KFWB-Billie Lowe & Bob Shafer, Records KVI-The Observer; Rhythm Kings soloists; Burt Fiske, pianist; KM-Happy Go Lucky Hour KEX-Nature Trail; 11:15, Cobwebs 12:45, Deputy Emerson KNX-The Bookworm and Nuts KECA-Concert Favorites; Records KECA-Classic Hour, records KJR-Jews and Christians; 11:15, KFOX-Records; 12:45, Civic Talk KFOX-School Program Rhythm Rulers KOA-Hotel Plaza Orchestra KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KNX-Organ Recital KSL-Orchestra: Dental Clinic KILT-Going Places; Rhythm Kings KECA-French Lesson; Records 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. KOA-Theatre Reporter; Orchestra KFWB-Records; Lost and Found KGO & network-Palmer Clark's KFOX-Recordings Orchestra 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. KGB -11:15, Rhythm Kings EGO -1:15, Contract Bridge EGO & network -Al Pearce Gang KOA-Radio Guild KPO-News; 1:15, Ann Warner's KPO-U. S. Army Band; 2:45. KSL-11:15, Rhythm Kings Chats Horsesen Philosophy, Andrew Kelly KYA-Marie Leon, soprano; 1:15, KYA-Vignettes of Life; 2:45, Sym- 11:30 to 12:00 Noon Palmer Clark Orchestra phony Highlights 11:35 KTAB-Radio Frolic KTAB-To be announced EGO -Financial Flashes to 1:15, Lee EGO & network-California Fed- KLX-Don Brose; Martha KLX-Talk; 2:35, Stocks; 2:40, Op- eration of Women's Clubs KROW-Concerf ñfelodies portunity Hour KPO-Radio Guild Drama KJBS-Stocks and Record Novel- KROW-Dell Perry, pianist; 2:45, KYA-Album Leaves ties; 1:15, At Hollywood Keyhole Gordon Willis KTAB-Jean Kent Program KQW-Friendly Hour KJBS-Recordings KLX-Rhythm Encores; 11:45, # KFRC & network -The Dictators; ROW -Sherman Clay Mountaineers 1:15, Between the Bookends KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour KROW-Latin American Program KOL-1:15, Julie Day KJR-Recordings KJBS-Dance Orchestra KOMO-Farm Talk; 1:15, Records KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KGGC-Recordings and News KGW-1:15, Dental Clinic KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KQW-Accordion Capers KHQ-1:15, Studio Program KEX-Musical Gems; 2:45, League KFRC & network -U. S. Marine KEX-Forum Luncheon of Nations Association Band KFI-Ann Warner Chats KNX-Jaye Rubinoff Ensemble KHQ-Organ Recital KFWB-One Minute to One RIM-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJR-Carefree Capers KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KFWB-Recordings KEX-Cobwebs and Nuts; 11:45, KFOX-One Minute to One KECA-Classic Hour, records Orchestra KFSD-Soloist KFOX-Recordings KFI-Fashion Tours; 11:45, Market KGB -Health Talk to 1:15 KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KFWB-Eddie Eben, organist KSL-Payroll Builder to 1:15 KSL-Edward Wintzbach's Orch.; KNX-Records; 11:45, Ionizer Talk 2:45, Eddie Copeland's Orchestra KFOX-News; Talks; Records 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KOA-Radio Guild KGO & network-Oxydol's Own 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. KSL-Marine Band; 11:45, Broad- Ma Perkins; 1:45, Bunkhouse KGO-Langendorf Pictorial casters Review Songs KPO & network -Gould & Shefter KPO-Ann Warner's Chats; 1:45, KGO & network -3:15, Dan 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. Edna Fischer, pianist Russo's Orchestra KGO & network -Betty and Bob; KYA-Violin Masters; 1:45, Talk KPO-3:15, The Mudcaves 12:15, Western Farm and Home KTAB-Health Discussion; 1:35, EYA--Symphony Highlights Hour Modern Rhythms KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Madame KPO-Agricultural Bulletins; 12:15, KLX-Song Bag McCune Williamson Midday Musicale KROW-Home Beautiful; 1:45, KLX-Opportunity Hour KYA-Scriptures; 12:03, Concert Tuneful Tunes KROW-Studio program KTAB-Noon Concert KJBS-Concert Recordings RIBS -Orchestra; 3:15, Word Man RLX-Bill Duncan and His Band KQW-The Friendly Hour KQW-Stock Market Reports KROW-Latin American Program KFRC-N. Y. Stocks to 1:35 KFRC-Feminine Fancies KJBS-Records and Accordionist KOMO-Julia Hayes KOL-Feminine Fancies'

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KJR-Easy Chair to 3:15 KTAB-Waltz Time; Plano & Vocal KVI-Feminine Fancies STATION DIRECTORY KJBS-Records; 5:45, Popular Mu- KHQ-John W. Graham Program; NBC Network Stations sic 3:15, Club Bulletin KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KGW-O. Korber; 3:05, Trio Station Meters Kcs. KECA 209.7 1430 KROW-Eating Your Way to Health KFI-Langendorf Pictorial; 3:15, KGGC-Lecture; 5:45, Irish Gems Phantom Frontier KEX 254.1 1180 KQW-Musical KHJ-Microphone News KFI 468.5 640 Impressions KFSD 499.7 600 5:45, Voice of Portugal KNX-Concert Orchestra KFRC-To be announced KECA-Alexander Bevan', KGO 379.5 790 Italian KGW 483.6 KVI-To be announced Language to 3:15 620 KOL-To be announced KFSD-Studio Program to 3:15 KHQ 508.2 590 KJR 309.1 KJR-Spice of Life: Cecil Sully KFWB-Foreign Recordings 970 KEX-Orchestra; 5:45, Walkathon KFOX-Organ, Plano, Vocal KOA 361.2 830 KNX-Sunset KGB Fancies KOMO 325.9 920 Serenade -Feminine KPO KHJ-To be announced KSL-Records; 3:15, Texas Rangers 440.9 680 KECA-Records; 5:45, Vocalist KOA-3:15, Stocks; Weather KYA 243.8 1230 KFWB-Recordings *CBS Network Stations KFOX-Recordings 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KFRC 491.5 610 KFSD-Popular Program KGO & network - Mario Cozzi, KGB 225.4 1330 KGB -Charlie Lung's Gang; 5:45, baritone; 3:45, Dramatic Program KHJ 333.1 900 Studio program featuring Max Baer KOL 236.1 1270 KSL-The Big Show KPO-Eileen Piggott, soprano; 3:45, KSL 265.3 1130 University of California Program KVI 526 570 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KYA-Symphony Highlights; 3:45. Independent Stations KGO & network -Carnation Con- Community Chest Question Box tented Program; Orchestra and KTAB-NRA Speaker; 3:40 Inter- KFOX 239.9 1250 Vocalists lude; 3:45, Tea Timing KFWB 315.6 950 KPO-Robert Nurok's Ensemble KLX-Records; 3:45, Silver Strains KGGC 211.1 1420 KYA-Cy Trobbe and Orchestra KROW-Hawaiian Airs; Records' KJBS 280.2 1070 KTAB-Uncle Rod's Smile Club KJBS-Dance Records KLX 340.7 880 KLX-Betty Babbish Band KFRC-Sweet Music; 3:45, Talk; KNX 285.5 1050 KROW-News; 6:15, Walk -a -Way 3:50, Records; 3:55, Town Topics KQW 296.6 1010 KJBS-News; 6:15, Old Traveler KEX-Recordings KROW 322.4 930 KGGC-Dinner Hour Review KOL-Lost and Found; 3:35, Sweet KTAB 535.4 560 KQW-Dept. of Agriculture; Music 6:15, Franco's program KJR-Goodwill Trio; Interlude # KFRC & network -Wayne King's KFI-Organ Recital to 3:45 *KFRC & network -California Mel Orchestra KHJ-Music; 3:45, The Crowd Roars odies KEX-Traffic Talk; 6:15, Records KECA-Recordings to 3:45 KGW-Sam Gordon to 4:45 KJR-Song Bag KFWB-Records KOMO-Pipes and Strings to 4:45 KNX-News; 6:15, Borowsky's Ens. KNX-Concert Orchestra KEX-4:45, Marian Miller KECA-Board of Education; News KGB -Sweet Music to 3:45 KJR-Dansant; Snapshots KFWB-News; 6:05, Pianists; 6:15, KFOX-Recordings KFI-Glaris Hamilton to 4:45 Organ KSL-Junior Hour KNX-Musical Jigsaws; 4:45, Musi- KFOX-News; 6:05, Al and Molly; cal Moments 6:15, Organ Music KHJ-California Melodies KFSD-Concert 4:00 to 4:30 P. M. KECA-4:45, News Release KGO & network -Yeast Foamers, KFOX-Health and Psychology; 6:30 to 7:00 P, M. Jan Garber's Orchestra 4:45, Variety Program KPO-Music Room, KGO & network -Demi -Tasse Re- orchestra direc- KFWB-Recordings vue; Tizzie Lish, comedian; Gus tion Josef Hornik KSL-California Melodies Arnheim's KYA-Tea-Dance Parade KOA-Adventures of Frank Merri- Orchestra KTAB-Keep Smiling Revue well; 4:45, Orphan Annie KPO-Safety First; 6:45, Nanette KLX-Records; 4:15, Helen Parme- La Salle, ballad singer lee, pianist 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. KYA-Cy Trobbe Orchestra KROW-Historical Highlights; KTAB-Cecil and Sally; 8:45, Min- 4:15. KGO & network -Arion Trio ing News; 6:50, Orchestra Royal Hawaiians KPO-News; 5:15, Adventures of KLX-Betty Babbish Band KJBS-Close Harmony Frank Merriwell KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers # KFRC & network-Mary Eastman, KJBS-Popular soprano; orchestra; 4:15, Songs KYA-Children's Hour Melodies of KTAB-Lataner's Facts; 5:15, Blue KGGC-Theatre of the Air; Records Eventide Moments *KFRC & network KOL-Classified Period; 4:15, Hours -6:45, Musical with Baur KLX-Brother Bob's Club Album KEX-Vocalists and Music KROW-Organ Chats KFRC-To be announced KJR-Foot Clinic; 4:15, Dansant KJBS-Band; 5:15, Recordings KQW-Mkt. Repte.; 6:45, Farm Ex. KECA-Piano and Records KGGC-Studio Frolic KJR-Fireside Phantasies KFWB-Talk; 4:15 Records KQW-Evening Vespers KEX-Recorde and Trio KNX-Musical Auction; 4:15, U.S.C. # KFRC & network - Chesterfield KVI-Beauty That Endures to 6:45 KFOX-News; Forty-Niners Program KILT-To be announced KSL-Broadcasters Review; 4:15, KJR-Steamboat Bill to 5:15 KNX-Borowsky's Ensemble; Tarzan of the Apes KGW-Dr. West; Collins and Erwin 6:45, Electrical Transcriptions KOA-Northwestern KOMO-Frank Merriwell Adven- KECA-Wesley Tourtelotte, organ- Yeast Program tures; 5:15, Rider and Lee ist; Baldassare Ferlazzo, violinist; KFSD-To be announced KHQ-Studio Program Silvio Lavatelli, cellist KNX-Storytown Express; KFWB-Organ; 6:45, Ray De O'Fan 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. 5:15, Song Market KFOX-School Kids; 6:45, Ray de KGO-The Family Cook Book KECA-Recordings O'Fan KPO & network -Piano Pals KFWB-Playtime Lady; 5:15, Rec'ds KGB-Studio Program to 6:45 KGO & network-4:45, Orphan KFOX-Playtime Lady; Records KSL-Twilight Reveries; 6:45, Mus- Annie KOA-Sinclair Minstrels ical Album KPO-4:45, Arlon Trio KYA-Tea Dance Parade; 4:55, Ju- 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. nior Birdman KGO & network -Del Monte Ship KGO & network-Amos 'n' Andy; KTAB-Records; 4:45, Old Bachelor of Joy 7:15, Gene and Glenn KLX-4:45, McCoy Health School KPO-Organ Concert; 5:55, The KPO-Clyde Doerr's Orchestra KROW-Cumberland Hillbillies Family Next Door, drama KYA-Ernie Smith's Sport Page; KJBS-Orchestra; 4:45, Melodies KYA-Around the Town; 7:15, Aviation Forum KQW-Story Time; 4:45, Echoes 5:45, Campbell Digest (Continued on Page 27)

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®UR friends of the air haven't a corner CHARMING bit of organ music played on "make believe," so let's for a short A by Paul Carson, followed by the insist- time "play like" we are living in a little city ent ringing of the door bell and into our on the banks of a river in the southeastern home steps our "neighbor," Ann Warner. part of the United States. It is late afternoon She greets us with a friendly "hello, neigh- and we are filled with expectancy. Running bor," and sits right down to chat about this to the door every few minutes, listening and and that. She is very much informed and in looking down the river. At last we see it, a neighborly way passes helpful knowledge the smoke above the trees around the bend along on to us. Advising us about home in the river, and there's the whistle! "Here making, the care of children, entertainment, comes the Show Boat!" and even how to hold a husband! We drop everything and rush down to the The having and keeping of beauty is of landing to see her dock. What a thrill! Cap- importance to every woman and our "neigh- tain Henry waves to us and shouts greetings bor" passes along to us some valuable secrets in his jolly, friendly voice. And as he says, appertaining to this; the art of entertaining "This is only the beginnin' folks, only the our friends in the best possible manner is a beginnin'." desirable one and she gives us ideas for We get all dressed up in our finest "Sun- doing that; the question of child rearing and day-go-to-meetin' " clothes, and at "lamp the guiding of youth is the vital responsibility lightin' time" we hurry aboard the Show of everyone, whether there are children in Boat. We get seated as near the stage as the home or not, as our lives cannot help we can and wait for the first curtain call. touching their's in someway; therefore Ann And there it is, with Gus Haenschen's Or- Warner's helpful suggestions for doing this chestra, and Captain Henry's hearty wel- should be much appreciated, and as so many come. We are delighted with the vivid pic- of us are dependent upon our own efforts tures brought to our mind by the lovely the employment suggestions are also timely. voice of Annette Henshaw, accompanied by All in all, Ann Warner is a real neighbor, the orchestra, and we get a good laugh at and fortunate indeed are those who are privi- the antics of Molasses and January. leged to listen to her each afternoon. And We are entertained with the drama pre- listening to her is not the only privilege ac- sented by the cast, and get a REAL thrill corded listeners during this half hour. Paul when Lannie Ross and Mary Lou sing a Carson at the organ intersperses the talks duet, their voices blending so perfectly. Mary with delightful selections played in his own Lou is so lovely that we can't blame Lannie inimitable way. for wanting to stay with the Show Boat, * * * rather than go back to Hollywood. And when he sings his love to her we get the the dreamy music of Wayne King's thrillingest thrill of all! ®Norchestra we are carried, as on a At last comes the grand finale and the "magic carpet" to scenes of widely different curtain goes down with the promise that, location. "Just around the corner, there's a rainbow Sometimes it were as though we are drift- in the sky." ing on a calm lake with lazy little waves lap- We leave amid the gay clamor of voices ping against the boat while someone plays discussing the show, and soon the boat is a love song that echoes sweetly across the untied from the wharf and steams away, water; sometimes we are transported to a leaving behind a little lost feeling, as with foreign land, on the streets of Cairo perhaps, gay good byes, around the bend and out of where all is vivid color and strange alluring sight, "There goes the Show Boat." But mystery; and sometimes we are seated in a didn't we have a good time! patio where the air is heavily perfumed with flowers while a lovely senorita dances to the * * * music of muted strings. And it may be that If there is any voice on the air that is we, in fancy, sway to the strains of a lovely, sweeter than that of Jessica Dragonette, we dreamy waltz, carried away as in a dream have yet to hear it. It is pure, thrillingly on its drifting melody. sweet, and frankly unaffected, whether sing- One can imagine a lot of things while ing classics or simple ballads. listening to music like that. 23

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NORTHWEST POLL SHOWS Concert Orchestras-Henri Damski, first; LOCAL PROGRAMS POPULAR Waldorf Astoria, second. Dance Bands-Wayne King's, first; Rudy Vallee's, second. Programs originating in their own baili- Focal Artists-Cowboy Joe, first; Arizona wick received a big vote in the Seattle Post- Joe, second. Intelligencer's Radio Preference Poll, par- Instrumental Artists-Paul Carson, organist, ticulars of which were released recently. first; Ivan Ditmars, second. "A month of voting is over, and the Post- Musical Intelligencer presents the favorite Features - Rocky Mountaineers, programs first; U. S. Marine Band "Shut -In" Hour, and performers selected by scores of radio second. fans in Seattle and vicinity. "Hal Wolf Variety Programs-Al Pearce and His Gang, of KOMO-KJR took a com- first; manding lead among the 36 local and national "Show Boat", second. announcers who received votes. Religious Programs-"Old Songs of the "One of the astounding features of the Church", first; "Morning Reveries", second. contest," the report states, "was the strong vote piled up by Cowboy Joe, whose plain- tive and stirring songs of the range are heard PHILLIPS LORD TO STAGE regularly over KJR. Coming from all parts of the state and from British Columbia, the CARIBBEAN TALKIE DRAMA votes put him ahead of John Charles Thomas, NBC-KOMO baritone. A jungle story, with Phillips Lord-Seth "The race was close among the comedy Parker to millions of NBC listeners-in the stars, Joe ("Wanna Buy a Duck") Penner leading role, is soon to be filmed in the edging out Eddie Cantor by six votes after Caribbean, according to Arcturus Pictures trailing the banjo -eyed comedian all through Corporation of New York. the contest. Lord is in the West Indies arranging de- tails "The religious class provided another in- and selecting the cast. "Destination teresting contest, which saw KOMO's 'Old Unknown" is the tentative title for the pic- Songs of the Church' winning over 'Morn- ture. The story is the dramatic account of ing Reveries,' an attraction of the same sta- a modern radio star captured by natives of tion. Oddly enough, both programs are under a South American jungle. Alice Wessler will the direction of Carl Olson, who received be starred as a native girl. several votes in announcer's Lord's visit to the West Indies is part of the class. his tour "Henry Damski's Concert Orchestra, an of adventure around the world, exclusive aboard his schooner "Seth Parker." In filming KOMO-KJR feature, led all con- the picture, the cert orchestras by a wide margin. "Seth Parker" will visit Haiti, Jamaica, many of the islands in the "The closest fight for first place honors was Caribbean and the coast of Venezuela. Three among symphony orchestras: the San Fran- months will be spent on location. cisco (NBC) and the New York Philhar- monic (CBS) aggregations setting the pace and the latter winning by one vote. National Magazine May Use Radiovote to "The voting resulted in 'landslides' for Poll Readers such features as 'Amos 'n' Andy,' 'One Man's Family,' 'Henri Damski's Concert Orches- The radio -voting system developed by Dr. tra,' 'Cowboy Joe,' and 'Rocky Mountain- Nevil C. Hopkins, of New York University, eers'." and adopted for experimentation by WOR, The final results follow: Newark, has attracted much attention both Announcer-Hal Wolf, KOMO-KJR, first. among set manufacturers and among na- Comedy Stars-Joe Penner, first; Eddie tional organizations interested in taking straw Cantor, now off the air, second. votes. It is understood that one of the big- gest manufacturers is negotiating for the Dramatic Stars-Don Ameche, first; Ted rights on the idea, with a view to including Maxwell, second. the feature in its sets, and a national maga- Symphony Orchestras-New York Philhar- zine is considering the method for conduct- monic, first; San Francisco, second. ing polls on public questions. 24

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BROADCASTING to Buenos Aires, and thence to Little Amer- COLUMBIA ica, with Admiral Byrd's signals taking a SYSTEM TO LINK ARCTIC WITH reverse course back as he acknowledges the ANARCTIC CIRCLES BY RADIO greetings from The Land of the Midnight A spectacular attempt to link the Arctic Sun. and Antarctic Circles through the medium of radio will be undertaken by the Columbia Brunton Takes Over KQW Broadcasting System on July 11. Prepara- Control and management of KQW, San tions for the involved set-up that will carry Jose, has been acquired by Ralph Brunton, voices from one polar region to Admiral owner and manager of KJBS. Mr. Brunton Byrd at the other end of the world, have announced that he will take over the station been in progress for many months and final on June 1, operating both KJBS and KQW details were worked out through the good as a state network to be known as the Cali- graces of the Alaskan Division of the Seattle fornia Broadcasting System. Chamber of Commerce. KQW is the oldest broadcasting station in A temporary Columbia Broadcasting Sys- the world and has served California listeners tem station will be erected well up within for more than a quarter of a century. New the Arctic Circle region of northwestern equipment will be installed at KQW and the Alaska with Robert Flagler of Seattle in present studios will be removed to a more charge. Mr. Flagler is an experienced broad- centrally located spot in San Jose, Mr. Brun- cast and telephone engineer and has had con- ton said. siderable experience in radio construction and The broadcast of farm news and agricul- communications work in Alaska. He has been ture services, which includes weather reports, granted a leave of absence by the Seattle crop information and commodity quotations, Telephone Company to carry out the difficult will continue over KQW as heretofore, Mr. assignment. Brunton stated. Equipment for the broadcast has been ar- S. A. Melnicoe, formerly manager of ranged for by Columbia and will include one KFBK, Sacramento, and for the past year of the latest Collins Transmitters-a dupli- associated with KJBS, will direct the San cate of that being used by Admiral Byrd at Jose activities of KQW. Carleton Coveny Little America during the course of his regu- has been named sales manager of the north- lar weekly broadcasts. Supplementary equip- ern California Broadcasting System. ment has been loaned by Station KOL of J. Clarence Myers, director of KQW's Seattle. All of this radio apparatus has been San Francisco Studio, will have charge of all shipped to Nome, from whence it will he agriculture broadcasts on the chain. The taken by coastwise steamers and dog teams Dollar Building studios of KQW in San to a remote point in the Arctic Circle. It is Francisco will be closed, it was announced. planned to select a location as far to the northwest as possible. It will be necessary for Mr. Flagler to Oceanside Advertises Over Air serve not only as manager and engineer of The city of Oceanside, in northern San this station, but as casting director, continuity Diego County, Calif., recently started a radio writer, and announcer. In this remote section campaign on KFOX, Long Beach, with he must gather together a cast that will be three 15-minute spots weekly to call atten- able to stage the Arctic portion of the pro- tention to the beach city in the center of gram. Just what kind of a show he can work a rich farming district. up and where he is going to locate his sta- tion are problems that Flagler is now worry- Protest Studio Audiences leg of his ing about while making the first At their annual convention recently held long journey. One thing is certain, the last be by dog team. in Hollywood, the Motion Picture Theatre leg of his trip is going to Owners of America adopted a resolution to It will be a case of two extremes meeting America request the Government and the Federal in more ways than one. While Little Radio Commission to forbid the practice of is veiled in its six months darkness, the Arctic at broad- its midnight sun per- allowing large audience attendance Circle will be enjoying in theatres and esseinbly halls. iod. Both locations will have ice packs at casts their doors, but while in Little America it is spreading day by day, in the Arctic Circle A live animal offered over the radio is it will be receding. causing intense juvenile interest on the Dr. Signals of the northern radio station will West "Adventures of Frank Merriwell" pro- be carried by shortwave from the Arctic to gram. Listeners send in two Double -Quick Point Reyes, outside of San Francisco, a Toothpaste cartons to receive a live Louisi- distance of nearly 4,000 miles, relayed there ana racing turtle.

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(Continued from Page 22) KGB -Blue Monday Jamboree 10:00 to 10:30 KTAB-Sport of Kings; 7:15, Italian KSL-Blue Monday Jamboree P. M. News KGO & network -Richfield News KLX-News; 7:15, Lovable 8:30 to P. M. Flashes; 10:15, Tom Coakley's Liars 9:00 Orchestra KROW-C. W. Hammond; 7:15, KGO & network -Shell Show Ne'er Do Well KPO-Sherlock KPO-The Night Court KJBS-Popular Melodies Holmes (E. T.) KYA-Organ Serenade KGGC-Hano Hawaiians KYA-Dance Orchestra; 8:45, Mel- KTAB-Dance Tunes KQW-Weather ody Strains KLX-Dance Orchestra report; News and KLX-Faucit Theater of the Air forum; 7:15, Health Talk KTAB-String KQW-Male Quartet to 10:15 * KFRC & network Quartet; 8:45, Dixie KROW-Records; 10:15, Veterans' -Fats Waller; Marsh, Piano Intimacies Program 7:20, Reggie Child's Orchestra KROW-Ran Wilde's KFRC-7:15, Music Masters to 7:20 Orchestra KFRC-News; 10:05, Harry Jack- KGGC-Featured Artists; Records son's Orchestra KOL-7:15, Speaker Stevenson gQW-Gnlden Memories KVI-7:15, Music Masters to 7:20 KGW-10:15, Hills Bros. KJR-Song recital; Paul Bunyan KFRC-Blue Monday Jamboree KOL-Ken Stuart's Sunshine Prog. KHJ-7:15, Minute Melodies KOL-Blue Monday Jamboree KVI-Dance music KNX-Watanabe and Archie KVI-Blue Monday Jamboree KJR-Woodwind Ensemble 7:15, Orchestra and Vocalist KFOX-Piano, Pcetry and Music KEX-Wrestling Matches KFWB-Kings Men Quartette; 7:15, KJR-Dollars and Cents; KHJ-News Items; 10:10, G. E. Nip and Tuck Orchestra 8:45, Watanabe and Archie Transcription; 10:15, Dance Orch. KFOX-Wiggsville; 7:15, KHJ-Jamboree KNX-The Crocketts; 10:15, Orch. Bobby and KNX-Voice Parade; 8:45, Elec. Betty Trans. KFI-10:15, Gene Austin KECA-Organist, violinist & cellist KFWB-News; 10:15, Organ KFSD-Sunny and Buddy to 7:15 KFWB-Drama KFOX-News; Orchestra KGB -7:15, Music Masters KECA-Philosopher; Recordings KGB -News; Dance Orchestra KSL-Fats Waller; 7:20, Reggie KGB -Jamboree KSL-Cafe de Paree Orchestra Child's KSL-Jamboree Orchestra 10:30 to 11:00 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. P. M. 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. KGO & network -Tom Coakley's KGO & network -In Old Brazil; KGO-To be announced 9:15,Williams-Walsh Orchestra; 10:55, News Service KPO-Comedy Stars of Hollywood; Orchcestra KPO-The Night Court 7:45, Stanford University KPO-Jane Frohman, Don Ross, EVA-Organ Serenade Prog. Lennie Hayton's Orchestra: 9:15, KTAB-The RYA-Radio Theatre Clyde Lucas Orchestra Rollickers KTAB-Bob Olsen, tenor with or- KLX-Dance Orchestra gan KYA-Orchestra; 9:15, National KROW-Harlem Echoes KLX-Melody Defense Series KFRC-The Mummers, drama Race; 7:45, Ann KTAB-Souvenirs; 9:15. Hillhilli,. KOL-Dramatic Wakefield, soprano KLX-Melody Palette; 9:15, Donald Program KROW-Ne'er Do Well; 7:45, Cham- Neal, baritone KVI-Pappy's Cabin Orchestra ber of Commerce KGW-McElroy's Orchestra KROW-Dillon Players KOMO-Vic Meyers' KGGC-Good Government League; KQW-Eh & Zeb: 9:15. Accordion Orchestra 7:45, Concert Melodies KFRC-Fashion Boys K.7E-Musical Program KQW-Music; 7:45, Band Concert and Cora Lee KHJ-"The Mummers" Scott to 9:15 KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KFRC-Military Band to 7:45 * KFRC & network -9:15, Rus- *KFRC & network -7:45, Isham Jack KFOX-Orchestra Jones' sell's Orchestra KFI-Blltmore Hotel Orchestra Orchestra KOL-News to 9:05 KFWB-Geo. KOL-Military Band to 7:45 KOMO-9:15, Tommy Hamilton's Orchestra KVI-Military Band to 7:45 Thomas KGB -The Mummers KGW-9:15, Beauty that Endures KSL-The Mummers KJR-Muted Strings; Crazy Wells KHQ-9:15, First Nat'l Bank Prog. Present KNX-Jack Dale; King Cowboy KJR-Chamber of Commerce Talk 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. KHJ-Dance Orchestra KEX-Souvenirs to 9:15 KECA-L.A. Jun. College Musicale KFI-9:15, Armand KGO-Organ Concert KFWB-Mame and Company KPO & network Gus Arnheim's Charlie; 7:45, KNX-News: 9:15, Crocketts Orchestra - Hawaiian Nights KHJ-Hills Bros.; 9:05, Orchestra KFOX-The Boy Detective; 7:45, KYA-Ballads Beautiful KFWB-Slumbertime KTAB-Request Hour Rhumba Rhythm KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KROW-Dance KGB -Military Band to 7:45 KGB -Hills Bros.; 9:05, Orchestra Music KSL-Souvenirs; 7:45, Orchestra KFRC-Irving Aaronson's Com- 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. manders 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KOL-Dance Music KGO & network -Waltz Time. Ben KOMO-Melodies and Memories KGO & network-Shell Show, Rush Klassen, tenor; Meredith Willson's KVI-Dance Music Hughes, master of ceremonies, Orchestra KEX-The Domino with Yahbut & Cheerily with guest KPO-Frankie Masters' Orchestra KFWB-Manny Harmon's Orchestra artists KYA-Variety Parade; 9:45, News; KHJ-The Islanders KPO-Echoes from the Orchestra Pit, Orean KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra Josef Hornick, director KTAB-Australian Sundowners; KFOX-Orchestra KYA-Business Hour; 8:15, Doctor 9:45, Dance Tunes KGB -The Islanders Good Cheer KLX-Rhythm Encores; 9:45, News KSL-Musical Program KTAB-Alabama Minstrel Show KROW-Vagabondettes; 9:45, In- KLX-Musical Jigsaw; 8:15, Med- strumental Varieties 11:30 to 12:00 Midnight ical News KQW-9:45. Male Quartet KGO & network-Club Victor's Or- KROW-Novelty Airs; 8:15, Watch KFRC-Hills Bros. Drama to 9:35 chestra Tower Program * KFRC & network 9:35, Irving KPO-Organ Concert KGGC-Rec'ds; Alois Krejcik, piano Aaronson's Commanders- KYA-Frank Castle's Little Show KQW-Rolling Stones; Darnell Sis- KOMO-Carstens Corners KTAB-Vagabond of the Air ters KHQ-Carstens Program KROW-Dance Music KFRC-Blue Monday Jamboree KGW-Carstens Corners KFRC-To be announced KOL-Blue Monday Jamboree KEX-Talk; 9:32, Orchestra; KOL-Orchestra KVI-Blue Monday Jamboree 9:45, Wrestling KVI-Organ Music KJR-Greater Washington Hour KGA-9:45, Rathskeller Caravan KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KEX-News Flashes; 8:15, Orch. KECA-Fishing and Hunting Talk; KGB -Dance Orchestra KHJ-Blue Monday Jamboree 9:45, Song Recital KNX-The In -Laws; Voice Parade KFWB-Jack Joy's Orchestra 12:00 to Sign Off KECA-8:15, Stove Poker Philoso- KNX-The Crocketts KTAB-Vagabond of the Air pher and Country Jane KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KROW-Midnight Vagabonds KFWB-Around the Hearth KSL-KSL Players KJBS-Owl Program to 7 A.M. KFOX-Christian Science; 8:15, Bal- KGB-Aaronson's Commanders KHJ-Recordings lads KOA-Orchestra KGB -Records

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KJR-Another Spring; 9:15, Your 7:00 to 7:30 A. M. Personal Adviser KGO & network -Organ Concert; KEX-Studio Program 7:15, Your Child KFI-9:15, Jean Abbey Shopping KYA-Musical Clock =II -Do, Re, Mi; 9:15, Records KTAB-Sunrise Symphony KFWB-Recordings KROW-Commuters Time Clock KFOX-Cecil and Sally KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub KNX-Dr. Sherman's Health Talk KQW-The Breakfast Hour KFSD-Studio Program to 9:15 KFRC-Recordings; 7:25, Stocks KGB -Orchestra; 9:15, Records KOL-Breakfast Club KSL-Larry Tate's Orchestra; 9:15, KVI-Daybreak Devotionals Adele Nelson's Chat KHQ-Morning News KOA-Words and Music; 9:15, Hon- 'CFI -7:15, Louis Rueb, health ex. orable Archie KECA-lFealth Exercises to 7:15 KHJ-News and Recordings 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. Club KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast KGO & network-Martha Meade KFWB-Recordings Society; 9:45, News Service; 9:50, KFOX-Early Bird; 7:15, Pep and Arion Trio Ginger KPO-News; 9:45, Organ Concert KGB -Morning Edition KYA-Kitchen Secrete KSL-Advertlsers' Review; Music KTAB-Health Talk KOA-Galaxy of Stars; 7:15, Your KLX-Clinic of the Air Child KROW-Diet and Health KJBS-A Visit with Faye Ward 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. KGGC-Dance Novelties KGO & network -Financial Ser- KQW-Tuneful Topics vice; 7:45, Exercise & Applesauce * KFRC & network-Jack Russell's KPO-Three Shades of Blue; 7:45, Orchestra; 9:45, Tony Wons with Al Bernard Keenan and Phillips KYA-Musical Clock GRANT POLLOCK KOL-Doris Meyne to 9:45 KTAB-South Americans; 7:45, Hill- KVI-Dr. Burns to 9:45 billie Tunes KFRC-Announcer KHQ-9:45, Vapo Co. Program KROW-Commuters Time Clock KJR-Electrical Transcription KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub KGW-9:45, Cooking School KFRC-Morning Exercises 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. KOMO-9:45, Clef Dwellers KOL-7:45, Radio Headliners KGO & network -Vic and Sade; KEX-Dance Rhythms KVI-Varieties; 7:45, Souvenirs 8:45, Merry Macs KFI-9 :45, News Release KQW-The Breakfast Hour KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day KNX-Records; 9:45, News KGW-Ronald Buck to 7:45 KYA-Concert; 8:45, Frivolities KFWB-Diet Tips; Records; News KHQ-Financial Service; 7:45, Early KTAB-Radio Shoppers' Digest KFOX-Diet Tips; News Birds KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KECA-Records to 9:45 KJR-Market Quotations; Records KROW-Breakfast Hour KGB -News Flashes to 9:35 KEX-7:45, Hill Billies KJBS-Dance Melodies KSL-Jack Russell's Orchestra KFI-Helen Hill, pianist; Church KQW-Iverson String Quartette; KOA-National Farm & Home Hour 'CHI -Recordings and Stocks Breakfast Club 8:45, Hawaiians KNX-Bill Sharpies . KFRC & network - Geo. Scher- 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. KECA-Recordings ban's Gypsy Orchestra Fa- KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KGW-Crazy Crystals KPO-Piano Vignettes; 10:15, KFOX-Grain Reports; Songs Club shion Flashes 7:55, Prog. Resume KEX-Breakfast KGO & network -Arion Trio KGB-Records; KOMO-Viennese Vagabonds Organ KSL-Melodies; Shopping KHQ-Shoppers' Guide to 8:45 KYA-Columbia on Parade; KOA-Three Shades of Blue; Boy KVI-8:45, Market Specials KTAB-Paul Kellar, pianist; from Dixie 10:15, Chasin' the Blues KFI-8:45, Julia Hayes Hints KLX-Clinic of the Air; 10:15, Stks., KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club Weather; 10:20, News Items 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. KFWB-Recordings KROW-Hits from Hollywood KGO & network -Exercise and KFOX-Health Talk KJBS-News; 10:05, Dance Orch. Applesauce; 8:15, Johnny Marvin, KGB-Stocks to 8:35 KGGC-Cal King KSL-Geo. Scherban's Orchestra; Shop. Guide tenor 8:45, Barbara Badger, economist KQW-Aunt Sammy; KPO-William Cowles, pianist; 8:15, 8:45, Merry . KFRC & network -Just Plain Bill; Crosscuts from the Log o' the Day KOA-Vic and Sade; 10:15, Romance of Helen Trent KYA-Christian Science Reading; Macs KOMO-10:15, Julia Hayes 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. Reader KHQ-Songs; 10:15, Celia Lee KTAB-Portuguese News 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. KEX-Lost and Found Items; KLX-Records; 8:20, N. Y. Stocks KGO & network-Lee S. Roberts 10:02, Hawaiian Serenaders KROW-Time Clock; 8:15, Records Memory Box to 9:15 KFI-Hollywood Bowl Talk; 10:15, KJBS-Dance Melodies KGO-9:15, Barbara Lee, Breakfast Charlie Wellman KQW-Morning Watch Club KFWB-Recordings . KFRC & network -Voice of Expe- KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day; KFOX-Records; String Quartet rience; 8:15, Connie Gates 9:15, Julia Hayes, beauty talk KNX-Eddie Albright's Family KOL-Breakfast Club RYA -Frivolities; 9:15, Pru. Penny KOA-National Farm & Home Hour KVI-S:15, Jim De Puys Revue KTAB-Hour of Prayer KOMO-8:15, Morning Reveries KLX-Recordings 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. KHQ-Crazy Wells to 8:15 KROW-Vita Hepar; 9:15, Salon KEX-Breakfast Club program KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KGA-Shopping News KJBS-Morning Popular Concert zine of the Air KFI-Terence Vincent; 8:15, Al KGGC-Records; 9:15, Old Songs KPO-Smackout, Marion and Jim Gayle Magic Entertainers KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day Jordan; 10:45, Nellie Revell, In- KFOX-Recordings KFRC-Women's Home Forum; terview KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club 9:15, Records; 9:25, Talk KYA-Organ Concert KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KOL-Prudence Penny; 9:15, Studio KTAB-Health Talk; Records KFSD-Good Cheer program KVI-Mystic Melodies; Tiny Arm- KLX-International Kitchen KSL-8:15, Jennie Lee strong KROW-University of the Air BOA-Arnold's Commodores; 8:15, KGW-9:15, Abe Bercovitz, violinist KJBS-Organ; 10:45, Dance Orch. Soloist KHQ-9:15, Joyner Drug Stores KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine

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KQW-Shoppers Guide; 10:45, Rol- REX-The Walkathon KECA-Food for Thought; Records ling Stones KNX-News; 12:15, Congoin KFWB-Talk; Records; Pianist *KFRC & network -Artist Recital KECA-Records; 12:15, News KFOX-Lindebaum Band KOL-Morning Melodies KFSD-Stocks; 12:10, Program KFSD-Clarisse & Glad; 1:45, To KEX-Ronald Buck; 10:45, Cob- KFWB-News; 12:05, Records; be announced webs and Nuts 12:15, City Council KSL-Town Crier; 1:45, Three Flats KJR-Club Minutes; Romance KFOX-Recordings KOA-Ma Perkins; 1:45, Betty KGA-Morning Melodies KGB-Farm Flashes to 12:15 Marlowe KECA-Records; Song Recital KSL-Payroll Builder KFWB-Recordings 2:00 to 2:30 P. KFOX-String Quartet; Songs 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. M. KNX-Mary Holmes; 10:45, Records KGO & network-Al Pearce and KFSD-Studio Program EGO & network -Western Farm His Gang KOA-10 :45, Livestock and Produce and Home Hour KPO-Mme. Frances Aida, soprano KPO-Midday Musicale KYA-Opera Phantoms KYA-Noonday Concert KTAB-Globe Trotter; Romancin' 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. KTAB-Echoes of Portugal KLX-Recordings KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KLX-Bill Duncan and His Band KROW-Records; vocalist zine of the Air KROW-California Farm Hr.; 12:45, KJBS-Better Business Talk; KPO & network -Nathan Stewart, Records 2:15, Tango Orchestra baritone; Emil Polak's Orchestra HMS -Dance Matinee KQW-Afternoon Concert KYA-Organ; 11:15, Rhythmeters KGGC-Request Hour KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour KTAB-Morning Concert; 11:15, KQW-Weather Forecast; Mkt. Rep. KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour Bulletin Board *KFRC & network-Jerry Cooper; KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KLX-Lotus Land; 11:15, Anita and 12:45, Four Showmen KIR -Salon Hour Orosco KGW-Dr. Semler; Meier & Frank KEX-World Bookman; Music KROW-Health Talk; 11:15, Organ ]KJR-Headliners, records KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJBS-Orch.; 11:15, Medical Talk KOL-Carnival Hour, Ken Stuart KNX-The Bookworm KGGC-Milady's Date Book; KEX-American Prod. to 12:35 KECA-Classic Hour, records 11:15. Star of the Week KHQ-Chamber of Commerce KFWB-Recordings KQW-White House Concert KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensem. KFOX-School Program *KFRC & network - Metropolitan KECA-Recordings KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour Parade KFWB-Recordings KFSD-County Federation Women's KOL-Cecil Solly to 11:15 KFOX-Recordings; Civic Talk Club KJR-Rhythm Rulers, records KOA-12 :45, Brown Palace Orch. KSL-Orch.; 2:15, Dental Clinic KVI-The Observer to 11:15 KSL-Utah Agric. College to 12:45 KOA-Theatre Reporter; 2:05, Orch. HEX-Cobwebs and Nuts to 11:45 KGA-Moods, musical program KNX-Organ 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. RECA -Records; 11:15, Medical KGO & network -Palmer Clark's KGO & network -Al Pearce Gang Talk Orchestra KPO-Mid-Week Federation Hymn KFWB-Records; Lost and Found ScPO-News; 1:15, Ann Warner's Sing; 2:45, Mary Small KFOX-Recordings; News Chats With Her Neighbors RYA -Vignettes of Life; KOA-Nathan Stewart, baritone KYA-Women's Institute of the Air; 2:45, Baseball Game 1:15, Musical Strings KTAB-To be announced 11:30 to 12:00 Noon KTAB-Radio Frolic KLX-Records; 2:35, Stocks; 2:40, KLX-Don Brose; 1:15, Martha Lee Baseball EGO -Financial Flashes to 11:35 KROW-Concert Melodies KROW-Dell Perry; 2:45, Records KGO & network -Music Magic KJBS-Stock Reports; Song Hits; KJBS-Popular Records KPO-John and Ned; 11:45, Agri- 1:15, Hollywood Keyhole KQW-Sherman Clay cultural Bulletins KQW-Friendly Hour KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour RYA -Album Leaves .« KFRC & network -The Dictators KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KTAB-Jean Kent to 1:15 KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KLX-Rhythm Encores; 11:45, KFRC-1:15, Health Society Talk KJR-Salon Hour Mountaineers KOL-Democratic Feature; Music; KEX-Musical Program KROW-Latin-American Program 1:15, Julie Day KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJBS-Dance Orchestra KGW-Friendly Chat; Dental Clinic KNX-Rubinoff's Concert Ensemble KGGC-Song Favorites; Records KHQ-Studio Program KECA-Recordings KQW-Accordion Capers HOMO -Light Classics KFOX-Recordings *KFRC & network - Gypsy Music KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KFWB-Recordings Makers KFI-Ann Warner Chats KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KHQ-Organ Recital KFWB-Recordings KSL-Edward Wintzbach's Orch.; KJR-Recorded Program KFOX-Family Almanac 2:45, Sam Robbins' Orchestra KEX-11:45, Orchestra KGB -1:15, Between the Bookends KOA-Hymn Sing; 2:45, Soloist KFI-Fashion Tour KSL-Payroll Builder to 1:15 KNX-U.S.C. Mummy Club; 11:45, Ionizer Talk 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. KFWB-Eddie Eben, organist 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KGO-Langendorf Pictorial to 3:15 KFOX-News; Records KGO & network-Oxydol's Own KGO & network -3:15, Will Aub- KOA-C.A.C. Extension Service Ma Perkins; 1:45, Betty Marlowe, rey, Bard of the Byways KSL-Gypsy Music Makers talk KPO & network-Gould and Shef- KPO-Ann Warner Chats; 1:45, Clef ter, piano duo to 3:15 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. Dwellers KPO-3:15, You and Your Govern- RYA-Talk; Modern Maestros ment EGO & network-Betty and Bob; KTAB-Health Discussions; 1:35, KYA-Baseball 12:15, The Singing Stranger Modern Rhythm KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Paul KPO-Midday Musicale KLX-Song Bag Keller, pianist RYA -Scriptures; 12:03, Concert EROW-Bobbie Lee; Records KLX-Baseball Game KTAB-Noon Concert KROW-Novelty KLX-Bill Duncan and His Band KJBS-Dance Orchestra Review KROW-Latin-American Program ROW -Friendly Hour KJBS-Dance Orchestra . KFRC & network -Organ Melodies; KQW-Stock Market Reports KJBS-Song Hits; 12:15, Records 1:50, Three Flats KFRC-Feminine Fancies KGGC-Request Hour KFRC-1:45, Closing N. Y. Stocks KOL-Feminine Fancies KQW-Band Concert to 1:50 KVI-Feminine Fancies *KFRC & network-Lieut. Francis KVI-Medical Society; Amusement KEX-Musical Gems W. Sutherland and His 7th Regi- Tips to 1:45 KOMO-Birnbaum's Bavarians ment Band KJR-Enchanted Islands KJR-3:15, Rhythm Encores HOL -Carnival Hour, Ken Stuart KHJ-1:45, Dow -Jones Reports KHQ-3:15, Club Bulletin KJR-Records; 12:15, Market and REX-Grain Reports; Records KHJ-Feminine Fancies Grain KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KNX-Foreign Recordings

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KECA-Recordings 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. KFWB-Tea Time Melodies STATION DIRECTORY KGO & network -To be announced KFOX-Recordings NBC Network Stations KPO-Organ Recital; 5:45, Behind KFSD-Studio Program to 3:15 the Footlights KGB -Feminine Fancies Station Meters Kcs. KYA-Around the Town; KSL-Morton Downey; 3:15, Texas KECA 209.7 1430 5:45, Campbell Digest Rangers KEX 254.1 1180 KTAB-Waltz Time; 5:45, Rhythm KOA-Microphone News; 3:15, You KFI 468.5 640 Ramblings and Your Government KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KFSD 499.7 600 KROW-Eating Your Way to Hlth. 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. EGO 379.5 790 KJBS-Popular Records KGW 483.6 620 5:45, Irish Gems KGO & network -Day Dreams KGGC-Lecture; KPO-You and Your Government; KHQ 508.2 590 KQW-Musical Impressions; 5:45, 3:45, University of Calif. Prog. FUR 309.1 970 Voice of Portugal KOA 361.2 830 * KFRC & network -To be announced KYA-Baseball KJR-Spice of Life; 5:45, Cecil Solly KTAB-Three Jacks; Tea Time KOMO 325.9 920 5:45, Walk- KROW-Recordings KPO 440.9 680 KEX-Salon Orchestra; KLX-Baseball Game KYA 243.8 1230 athon Orchestra KNX-Sunset Serenade KJBS-Dance *CBS Network Stations SECA -Recordings; 5:45, NRA tlk. KFRC-Sweet Music; 3:45, Talk; KFWB-Sunset Serenade 3:50, Records; 3:55, Town Topics KFRC 491.5 610 Ballads KOL-Sweet Music to 3:45 KFOX-Song Hits; Orchestra KGB 225.4 1330 KVI-Sweet Music; 3:45, 900 P. M. KEX-3 :45, Melody Salon KHJ 333.1 6:00 to 6:30 KOMO-Concert Serenades; Talk KOL 236.1 1270 EGO & network-Palmolive Beauty KHQ-Musical Program KSL 265.3 1130 Box Theatre of the Air; operetta, KECA-3:45, Univ. of California KVI 526 570 with Gladys Swarthout, mezzo- KFI-Hollywood Reporter; Organ soprano; John Barclay; Nat Shil- KHJ-Sweet Music; 3:45, Orchestra Independent Stations kret's Orchestra KNX-Concert Orchestra 1250 KPO-Robert Nurok's Ensemble KFSD-3:45, Univ. of California KFOX 239.9 KYA-Dinner at Six, Cyrus Trobbe KFWB-Recordings KFWB 315.6 950 KTAB-Uncle Rod's Smile Club KFOX-Recordings KGGC 211.1 1420 KLX-KLX Trio KGB -Sweet Music to 3:45 KJBS 280.2 1070 KROW-News; 6:15, Walkaway KSL-The Junior Hour KLX 340.7 880 KJBS-News; 6:15, Old Traveller KNX 285.5 1050 KGGC-Town Topics; Dance Music 4:00 to 4:30 P. M. 1010 KQW-Dept. of Agriculture; KQW 296.6 6:15, Franco's program KGO-The Well -Dressed Woman; KROW 322.4 930 *KFRC & network -Camel Cara- 4:15, Johnny O'Brien, harmonica KTAB 535.4 580 van, Glen Gray's Orchestra, Stoop - KPO & network -Clyde Doerr's nagle and Budd Orchestra KJR-Song Bag KYA-Baseball KEX-Recordings KEX-Studio Program KTAB-Keep Smiling Revue KJR 1:45, Snapshots KNX-News; 6:15, Concert Group KLX-Baseball Game KECA-4:45, News KECA-Records; 6:15, News KROW-Historical Hi -Lites; KFI-News Release KFWB-News; Pianists; Organ 4:16, Royal Hawaiians KFWB-Recordings KFOX-News; 6:05, Al and Molly; KJBS-Art Fadden, pianist; Records KFOX-Health and Psychology; 6:15, Eddie Eben, organist * KFRC & network-The Troopers 4:45, Cocktail Hour to 4:15 KNX-Musical .Ji esaws ; 4:45, Fire M. Correct English 6:30 to 7:00 P. KFRC-4:15, Department Talk Beauty KOL-Classified Period; 4:15, Hours KGB -Chamber of Commerce to 4:40 KGO & network -Palmolive with Baur KFSD-4:45, Studio; 4:55, Talk Box Theatre of the Air KVI-The Troopers KSL-Town Crier KPO-NRA Talks; 6:45, 45 Min- KJR-Talk; 4:05, Tea Dansant KOA-Frank Merriweli Adventures; utes from Broadway KEX-Baseball Scores Orphan Annie ETA -Cyrus Trobbe and Orchestra KHQ-Commercial Program to 4:15 4:45, KTAB-Cecil and Sally; 6:45, Min- KFI-Nick Harris Program; 4:15, 5:30 P. M. ing News; 6:50, Orchestra Julie Kellar, harpist 5:00 to KLX-Trio KFWB-Recordings EGO & network -Arion Trio KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers KFOX-News; Forty-Niners KPO-News; 5:15, Iokeln Program, KJBS-Popular Records KHJ-4:15, Correct English drama; 5:20, Organ Concert KGGC-Theatre of the Air; Records KNX-Musical Auction KYA-Children's Hour KQW-Farm News; 6:45, Farmers' KGB -4:15, Correct English KTAB-Lataner's Facts; 5:15, Blue Exchange KSL-Tbwn Crier; 4:15, Tarzan of Moments *KFRC & network - "Conflict"; the Apea KLX-Brother Bob's Club 6:45, Harlem Serenade KOA-Leo Reisman's Orchestra KROW-Organ Chats KOL-Vacationland Revue KJBS-Dance Orchestra KVI-Vacation Land Tour KGGC-Studio Frolic KJR-Fireside Phantasies 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. KQW-Evening Vespers KEX-Soloist EGO -Back Stage Chatter KFRC-Little Theatre of Air to 5:15 KNX-Borowsky's Ensemble; Reds KGO & network -4:45, Little Or- *KFRC & network - 5:15, Helen KFWB-Organ; 6:45, Whispers phan Annie Nagin, Piano Thots KFOX-School Kids; 6:45, Quartet KPO & network -Sarah Kreindler, KGW-Dr. West Program to 5:15 KECA-Wesley Tourtelotte, organ violinist KHQ-Tull and Gibbs; 5:15, Flutist KPO-4:45, Accordlana, Johnnie KOL-Theatre of the Air; 5:15, 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. Toffoli, accordianist James Thurber Andy; ETA-Baseball; 4:45, Dance Parade KOMO-Merriwell Adventures: 5:15, KGO & network -Amos 'n' ETAS-Sport of Kings; 4:45, Old Harkins. Rider. Lee 7:15, Gene and Glenn Bachelor EVI -Max Frolic's Orchestra to 5:15 KPO-45 Minutes from Broadway KLX-Baseball; 4:45, Health School KJR-Steamboat Bill ETA -Ernie Smith's Sport Page; KROW-Ne'er Do Well KFI-Adventures of Frank Merri- 7:15, Seals Knothole Gang KJBS-Dance Orchestra well; 5:15, Your Pal Jimmy KTAB Sport of Kings; 7:15, Italian KQW-Story Time; 4:45, Univer- KNX-Storytown Express; 5:15, Song News Clara KFWB-Playtime Lady; Songs KLX-Newa; Reflections of Romance sity of Santa Lady; Records KROW-C. W. Hammond; Records * KFRC & network -St. Louis Blues KFOX-Playtime KJBS-Recordings :55, Hazel Zimmerman, KHJ-All Year Club to 5:15 KFRC-4 KGB-All Year Club to 6:15 KGGC-Master Melodies Financial Counselor * KFRC & network -To be announced KOMO-Happiness Program ESL -Musical Varieties

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KQW-Weather Forecast; 7:03, Ra- KGGC-Mountain Music; 8:45, KHJ-News; 10:10, Merle Carlson's dio News and Forum; 7:15; Cali- Tunes of the Times Orchestra fornia State Federation of Labor, KQW-You Never Can Tell KOL-Boxing Bouts Paul Scharrenberg. speaker . KFRC & network-Elizabeth Ar- KECA-Musical Celebrities, records KFRC-7:15, Million Dollar Babies den Program with Cholly Knick- KNX-The Crocketts; 10:15, Pon- KJR-Dinner Dansant erbocker trelli's Orchestra KEX-Symphony KJR-Crazy Wells Program; 8:45, KFWB-Boxing Bouts KOL-7:15, Studio Program Watanabe and Archie KFOX-Olympic Auditorium Fights KGA-7:15, Spokane Chemical Co. KEX-Circus Court of the Air KGB -News; 10:05, Dance Orch. able Archie; 7:15. Music KECA-Geo. Liebling, pianist KSL-Cafe de Paree Orchestra KFWB-Male Quartette; 7:15, Orch. KFWB-Jack Joy's Orchestra KOA-Night Court KNX-Frank Watanabe; 7:15, Real- KFOX-Studio Variety Program ty Board Program KNX-Forge of Freedom 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. KHJ-To be announced KOA-Cosmopolitan Hotel Orch. KFOX-Wiggsville; 7:15, Bobby and KGO & network-Williams -Walsh Betty 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. Orchestra; 10:55, News KECA-Paul Roberts, tenor; 7:15, KPO-Night Court, variety program KGO & network-The Big Ten; KYA-Organ Serenade Leona Neblett, violinist Gogo DeLys contralto; Tommy KTAB-Hal Girvin's Orchestra KFSD-Adolph and Rudolph; Harris, tenor; Meredith Willson's KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Orchestra KSL-Studebaker Champions Orchestra KROW-Cumberland Hillbillies KPO-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra KFRC-Dance Orchestra 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. KYA-Orch.; 9 :15, Radio P=ayers KOL-Dance Orchestra KGO & network -Memory Lane, KTAB-Organ, Guitar, Voice; 9:15, KVI-Dance Music drama by Ted Maxwell Hillbillie Tunes KOMO-Vic Meyers' Orchestra KPO-National Radio Forum W.X-Old Gospel Hymns, mixed KJR-Orchestra KYA-Uncut Musical Gems quartet, M. Jay Goodman, director KEX-Walkathon; 10:45, Night Court KTAB-Soliloquy; 7:45, Democracy KROW-Motorcycle Races KHJ-Dance Orchestra KLX-Anita and Orosco; KQW-You Never Can Tell KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra 7:45, Eleanor Nielsen, soprano KFRC-Hodge Podge Lodge KFI-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra KROW-C. W. Hammond; 7:45, KOL-Post-Intelligencer; 9:135, Dance KFWB-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra Novelty Review Music; 9:15, Boxing Bouts KFOX-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra KGGC-S. F. Federation of Munici- KGW-Gevurtz Program KGB -Dance Orchestra pal Employees; 7:45, Waltz Time KVI-Hodge Podge Lodge KSL-Dance Orchestra KQW-Music; Band Concert KOMO-30 Minutes of Music KOA-Orchestra; 10:55, News KFRC & network -Charles Bar- KHQ-Threads of Tradition; 9:15, net's Orchestra; 7:45, Voice of Grosman Bros. 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. Experience KEX-Souvenirs; 9:15, Orchestra KOL-Radio Speaker Stevenson to KFI-Dr. Llndsley, talk; 9:15, Orch. EGO -Happy Felton's Orchestra 7:45 KPO & network -Ambassador Ho- KHJ-Hills Bros.; Orchestra tel Orchestra KJR-Missing Dollars; Music KNX-News; 9:15, . The Crocketts KNX-Music; 7:45, King Cowboy KFWB-Slumbertime; 9:15, News KYA-Lee Searight's Orchestra KECA-Romance at 50; Records KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KTAB-Hal Girvin's Orchestra KFWB-Pasquale'a Californians; KGB -Hodge Podge Lodge KROW-Walkaway; Music 7:45, Orchestra KSL-9:15, Mary and John KFRC-Irving Aaronson's Orch. KFOX-Boy Detective; 7:45, Ocean- KOA-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra KOL-Dance Music side Melodies KOMO-Silver Strings KSL-Crazy Crystals Prog. to 7:45 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. KVI-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra KOA-The Forty-Ninera; 7:45, Orch. KEX-The Domino KGO & network -Tom Coakley's KHJ-Orchestra; Organ Palace Hotel Orchestra KFWB-Manny Harmon's Orchestra 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KPO-Williams-Walsh Orchestra KFOX-Manny Harmon's Orchestra KGO & network -Ben Bernie's KYA-Radio Players; 9:45, News; KHJ-Dance Orchestra Orchestra 9:55, Orchestra KNX-PontreUi's Orchestra KPO-California State Chamber of KTAB-Wrestling Matches KGB -Cafe De Paris Orchestra Commerce Program; 8:15, John KLX-Musical Auction; 9:45, News Teel, baritone KROW-Motorcycle Races 11:30 to 12:00 Midnight KYA-Voice of L'Italia KQW-You Never Can Tell KGO & network Grayson's KTAB-Lataner's Facts KFRC-Hills Bros. ; 9 :35, Aaronson's -Hal KLX-John Wharry Lewis Quintet Commanders Club Victor Orchestra KROW-Latin-American Program KOL-Boxing Bouts KPO-Organ Concert KGGC-Tango Time; 8:15, Popular KVI-Scandinavian Hour KYA-Frank Castle's Little Show Concert KJR-Rocky Mountaineers KTAB-Vagabond of the Air KQW-You Never Can Tell KEX-Fights KROW-Dance Music KFRC & network-Harry Sosnik's KHQ-To be announced KFRC-Organ Concert Orchestra KFI-Orchestra and Vocalist KOL-Dance Orchestra KOL-Comedy Stars of Hollywood KFSD-Highway of Melodies KVI-Midnight Moods KJR-Orpheus Ensemble KNX-The Crocketts KJR-Vic Meyers' Orchestra KEX-News; Eddie King, piano KHJ-Cadets' Quartet; Orchestra KFI-Club Victor Orchestra KHJ-Inglewood Park Concert KFWB-Boxing Bouts KHJ-Recordings KNX-The In -Laws; 8:15, Concert KFOX-Olympic Auditorium Fights KFOX-Jack Maurice's Orchestra KECA-Recordings KGB -Hills Bros., 9:35, Aaronson's KGB -Midnight Moods KFWB-Billie Lowe; 4:15, Sons of Orchestra Pioneers KSL-Cadets Quartet and Orchestra 12:00 to 12:30 A .M. KFOX-Billie Lowe; 8:15, Pioneers KOA-Oriental Gardens Orchestra KTAB-Jess Stafford's Orchestra KFSD-Beauty that Endures; 8:15, KROW-Midnight Vagabonds Chamber of Commerce 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. KJBS-12:01, Owl Program KSL-Headline News; 8:15, John KGO & network -Richfield News KHJ-Recordings Murray Fun Fest Flashes; 10:15, Williams -Walsh KGB -Recorde KOA-Studio Program Orchestra 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. KPO-Night Court, variety program 12:30 to 1:00 A. M. KYA-Jess Stafford's Orchestra of the Air EGO & network Death Valley KTAB-Wrestling Matches KTAB-Vagabonds Days, with George- Rand, Charles KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Orch. KROW-Midnight Vagabonds Marshall and others KROW-Races; Hillbillies KJBS-Owl Program KPO-Peter Smythe and Orchestra KFRC-News; 10:05, Cafe de Paree KHJ-Recordings KYA-Orchestra KVI-Dance Music KGB -Records KTAB-Musical Comedy KJR-Until Tomorrow KLX-John Wharry Lewis Quintet KEX-Fights 1:00 A. M. to 7:00 A. M. KROW-Itallan Program KFI-10:15, Gene Austin KJBS-Owl Program

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to 8:00 A. M. KJR-9:45, Castles in Music 7:30 KEX-Studio Program to 9:45 EGO & network-Financial Ser- KGW-9:45, Cooking School vice; 7:45, Exercise & Applesauce KHQ-Magic Travels to 9:45 KPO-U. S. Army Band KFI-9 :45, News KYA-Musical Clock KHJ-Harold Knight's Orch. to 9:45 KTAB-South Americans; 7:45, Hill- KNX-Recordings; 9:45, News billie Tunes KFWB-Records; 9:45, News KROW-Commuters Time Clock KFOX-Health Talk KFRC-Morning Exercises KECA-Better Business Bureau KOL-7:45, Radio Headliners KGB -Betty Crocker to 9:45 KVI-Morning Varieties; Souvenirs KSL-Betty Crocker KGW-Ronald Buck to 7:45 KOA-The Honorable Archie KHQ-Financial Service; Early Birds KEX-7:45, Hill Billies KJR-Market Quotations; Records 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. KFI-Helen Hill, Keyboard Kolours; KGO & network-News Service; 7:45, Church Quarter Hour 10:05, Organ Concert KNX-Bill Sharpies' Club KPO-Elmore Vincent, tenor; 10:15, KHJ-Recordings Songs by the Kitchen Sink KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KYA-Columbia on Parade; KSL-Morning Watch; Melodies 10:15, Organ Concert KOA-U. S. Army Band; 7:45, KTAB-Paul Kellar, pianist; 10:15, Betty Crocker Chasin' the Blues KLX-Clinic of the Air; 10:15, S. F. 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. Stocks, Weather; 10:20, News KROW-Island Serenaders; 10:15, KGO & network - Exercise and Hits from Hollywood Applesauce; 8:15, Wendell Hall KJBS-News; 10:05, Organ Con- KPO-Organ Concert; 8:15, Cross- cert; 10:15, Hill Billy Songs cuts from the Log o' the Day KGGC-Cal King RYA -Christian Science Reading; KQW-Aunt 10:15, Shop- Reader LOYCE WHITEMAN Sammy; 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. NBC-9:15 P. M. pers' Guide KTAB-Portuguese News # KFRC & network -Just Plain Bill; KLX-Records; 8:20, N. Y. Stocks 10:15, Romance of Helen Trent KROW-Commuters Time Clock KOMO-The Moderns KJBS-Dance Hits KHQ-Organ; Celia Lee KQW-Morning Watch 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. KJR-Resume; 10:03, Rec'ds; Organ # KFRC & network-Voice of Expe- KGO & network-Words and music KEX-Lost and Found Items; rience to 8:15 to 9:15 10:02, Ronald Buck KFRC-8:15, Grab Bag, records EGO -9:15, Barbara Lee KFI-English Lesson; 10:15, Songs KOL-8:15, Breakfast Club KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day; KNX-Eddie Albright's Family KVI-8:15, Jim De Puy's Revue 9:15, Julia Hayes, beauty talk KFWB-Prud. Penny; 10:25, Rec'ds KOMO-8:15, Morning Reverie KYA-Frivolities; 9:15, Prudence KFOX-Prudence Penny; Quartet KHQ-Kronenberg program to 8:15 Penny KECA-Health Talk to 10:15 KEX-Four-Square Cathedral KTAB-Hour of Prayer KOA-National Farm and Home Hr. KGA-Shopping News to 8:15 KJBS-Vocalists; 9:15, Orchestra KFI-Helen Guest, ballads; 8:15, Al KLX-Recordings Gayle's Entertainers KROW-G. S. Gilberg; 9:15, Salon 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. KHJ-To be announced KGGC-Melodies; 9:15, Chas. Glenn KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KFWB-Breakfast Club KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day zine of the Air KFOX-Recordings KFRC-Women's Home Forum KPO-Smackout; 10:45, Soloist KNX-Bill Sharpies Club #KFRC & network - 9:15, Artist KYA-Organ Concert KFSD-food Cheer program Recital KLX-International Kitchen KGB -8:15, Recordings KOL-Prudence Penny KTAB-Health Talk; Records KSL-8:15, Jennie Lee KVI-Mystic Melodies to 9:15 KROW-University on the Air KOA-Arnold's Commodores KGW-Abe Bercovitz 10139 -Dance Orchestra KHQ-Musical Gems; 9:15, Joyner KOL-Morning Melodies 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. KOMO-Mary's Friendly Garden KQW-Shoppers' Guide; 10:45, Roll- KJR-9:15, Your Personal Adviser ing Stones KGO & network -Vic and Sade; KEX-Talk; Words and Music KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine 8:45, Merry Macs, Cheri McKay, KFWB-Recordings KFRC & network-Ann Leaf, or- contralto; Boys' Trio KFOX-Cecil and Sally; 9:15, Talk ganist KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day KFI-Bennie Watson, songs; Talk KJR-Club Minutes; Serenader KYA-Concert; 8:45, Frivolities KNX-Dr. Sherman Health Talk KEX-10:35, Orchestra; 10:45, Cob- KTAB-Radio Shopper's Digest KSL-Mischa Raginsky Ensemble webs and Nuts KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KOA-Words and Music; 9:15, Hon- KNX-Mary Holmes; 10:45, Rhythm KROW-Breakfast Hour orable Archie KECA-Records; 10:45, Piano KJBS-Dance Hits KFWB-Recordings KQW-String Quartet; Hawaiians 10:00 A. M. KFOX-String Quartet; 10:40, Grain KFRC-Recordings to 8:45 9:30 to & -Arlon Trio Reports; 10:45, Songs # KFRC & network -8:45, Mischa KGO network KFSD-Studio Program Raginsky's Ensemble EGO -9:45, Jean Abbey, news of the shops for women KGB-News Flashes to 10:35 KGW-Crazy Crystals to 8:45 Johnny O'Brien KOA-Smackout; Livestock& Produce KOMO-Viennese Vagabonds KPO-News; 9:45, KSL-10:45, Betty Moore KGW-Crazy Crystals KYA-Waltz Idylls KVI-Records; 8:45, Mkt. Specials KTAB-Health Talk KEX-8:45, Orchestra KLX-Clinic of the Air 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. KHQ-Shoppers' Guide; Burgan's KROW-Diet and Health KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KJR-8:45, Morning Miracles KJBS-A Visit with Faye Ward zine of the Air KFWB-Recordings KGGC-Health Talk; Dance Novelties KPO-Organ Concert KFOX-Health& Efficiency; Records KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day KYA-Organ; Rhythmsters KFI-8:45, Julia Hayes KFRC-Betty Crocker to 9:45 KTAB-Concert; 11:15, Bulletin KGB-Stocks and Recordings to 8:45 # KFRC & network -9:45, Jane El- Board KNX-Bill Sharpies Club lison's Magic Recipes KLX-Castles of Music; 11:15, Anita KSL-Good Morning Judge KOL-Betty Crocker to 9:45 and Orosco KOA-Vic and Sade; Merry Macs KVI-Betty Crocker to 9:45 KROW-Health talk; 11:15, Organ

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KJBS-Popular Hits of the Past KROW-California Farm Hour; KGGC-Milady's Date Book; 12:45, Records 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. 11:15, Star of the Week KJBS-Dance Matinee KGO & network-Al Pearce and KQW-White House Concert KGGC-Request Hour His Gang * KFRC & network-LaForge-Beru- KQW-Federal Market Reports KPO-Diary of a Globe Trotter men Musicale * KFRC & network - Educational KYA-Harmonies; 2:15, Helen Gor- KOL-Cecil Solly to 11:15 Feature; 12:45, Emery Deutsch's don Barker, Art Lecture KJR-Rhythm Rulers Recorded Dance Rhythms KTAB-Globe Trotter; Romancin' KVI-The Observer to 11:15 KOL-Carnival Hour KLX-Recodrings KEX-News; Cobwebs and Nuts KJR-Headliners, recorded KROW-Tuneful Tunes; 2:15, vo- KNX-Organ Recital KEX-American Prod. Co. to 12:35 calist KECA-Records; 11:15, German KGW-Dr. Semler; Friendly Chat KJBS-Popular Dance Recordings Lesson KVI-State Capitol News and Views KQW-Afternoon Concert KFWB-Records; Lost and Found KHQ-Marching Along KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour KFOX-Recordings; 11:20, Talk KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensemble KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KFSD-Popular Program KECA-Concert Favorites, records KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KOA-The Wise Man; 11:15, Happy KFWB-Bobby Shaper and Billie KJR-Salon Hour, recorded Days in Dixie Lowe KEX-World Bookman; Music KFOX-Better Business Bureau; KGA-Midweek Matinee 11:30 to 12:00 Noon 12:45, Civic Talk KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour KGO-Financial Flashes to 11:35 KSL-Science Service Series KNX-The Bookworm KGO & network -Happy Days in KOA-Orchestra; 12:45, Lady Next KECA-Classic Hour, records Dixie; 11:45, Soloist Door KFWB-Recordings; 2:15, Baseball KPO-Edna Fischer, pianist; 11:45, Game Agricultural Bulletin 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. KFOX-School Program; Records 1111A -Album Leaves KGO & network -Palmer Clark's KFSD-2:15, Studio Program KTAB-Jean Kent Orchestra; 1:15, Ted Black's Cafe KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KLX-Rhythm Encores; 11:45, Loyale Orchestra KSL-Orchestra; 2:15, Dental Clinic Mountaineers KPO-News; 1:15, Ann Warner KOA-Theatre Reporter; 2:05, Orch. KROW-Latin American Program Chats with Her Neighbors KJBS-Dance Orchestra KYA-S. F. Ad Club Luncheon 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. KGGC-Marjorie Lee; 11:45, News; KTAB-Radio Frolic KGO & network -Al Pearce Gang 11:50, Mountain Music KLX-Garden Tips; 1:15, Economics KPO-Song Thots: Barbara Blanch- KQW-Accordian Capers KROW-Concert Melodies ard, soprano; Eva Gruninger, con- * KFRC & network - Modernistic KJBS-Stock Reports and Records; tralto; Everett Foster, baritone; Melodies; 11:45, Columbia Salon 1:15, Hollywood Keyhole Ben Klassen, tenor Orchestra KQW-Friendly Hour KYA-Vignettes of Life; 2:45, In- KHQ-Organ Recital * KFRC & network -Jack Brooks ternational Troubadours KJR-Measured Steps and Eddie Copeland's Orchestra; KTAB-To be announced KEX-11:45, Orchestra 1:15, Between the Book Ends KLX-Talk; Stock; 2:40, Baseball KFWB-Eddie Eben, organist KOL-News; 1:05, Orchestra; 1:15, KROW-Dell Perry, pianist; 2:45, KFI-Melisse's Chat; 11:45, State Julie Day Gordon Willis, songs Market Reports KOMO-Farm Talk; 1:15, Tea Time KJBS-Popular Dance Recordings KNX-Records; 11:45, Ionizer Talk Tales KQW-Sherman Clay KFOX-News; Talk; Records KGW-1:15, Dental Clinic KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour KSL-Modernistic Melodies; Orch. KHQ-Studio program KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KVI-Ethyl's Social Column to 1:15 KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. KFI-Ann Warner Chats KEX-Musical Gems KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KJR-Salon Hour, recorded KGO & network -Betty and Bob; luncheon 12:15, Western Farm and Home KFSD-Advertising Club KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour Hour, talks; Edw. J. Fitzpatrick's KFWB-"Get-together Party" KNX-Rubinoff's Ensemble Orchestra KFOX-Family Almanac KECA-Recordings KPO-Midday Musicale, Harry Stan- KSL-Payroll Builder to 1:15 KFWB-Baseball Game ton, basso; orchestra direction KFOX-Recordings Charles Hart 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KYA-Scriptures; 12:03, Concert EGO & network-Oxydol's Own Ma KSL-Parent-Teachers' Program; KTAB-Noon Concert Perkins; 1:45, Armchair Quartet 2:45, Peabody Brothers KLX-Bill Duncan and his Band KPO-Ann Warner's Chat; 1:45, KOA-NBC Soloist; 2:45, To be KROW-Latin American Program Sax Appeal and Mickey Gillette announced KJBS-Recorded Song Hits KTAB-Health Discussion; 1:35, KGGC-Request Hour KYA-Modern Maestros; 1:45, Bet- 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. KQW-Band Concert ter Business Bureau Discussion; 1:35, KGO-Langendorf Pictorial to 3:15 * KFRC & network Manhattan KTAB-Health KGO & network -3:15, Dan Rus- Moods - Modern Rhythm KROW-Home Beautiful; 1:45, so's Orchestra KOL-Carnival Hour, Ken Stuart Tuneful Tunes KPO & network -South Sea KHQ-Betty and Bob; 12:15, To be KLX-Song Bag Islanders to 3:15 announced KJBS-Afternoon Popular Concert KPO-3:15, The Mudcaves KGW-12:15, Meier & Frank KQW-The Friendly Hour KYA-Symphony Highlights KJR-Records; Market Reports KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Paul Walkathon to 12:15 KFRC-N. Y. Stocks to 1:35 KEX-The KFRC & network 1:35, Organ Stellar, pianist KNX-News; 12:15, Congoin Melodies; 1:45, Three- Flats KLX-Baseball Game KECA-Records; 12:15, News KOMO-1:45, What's New, by Julia KROW-Novelty Review KFWB-News; Records; Talk Hayes KJBS-Instrumentalists; Word Man KFOX-News; Skit; Talk KGW-1:45, Michael Arenstein, cello KQW-Stock Market Reports KFSD-Stocks ; 12 :10, Frog. Resume KHQ-1:45, Business and Pleasure KFRC-Feminine Fancies KGB-Farm Flashes to 12:15 KVI-1:45, Amusement Tips KOL-Feminine Fancies KSL-Payroll Builder KJR-Musical Jigsaws KVI-Feminine Fancies KOA-Betty and Bob; Cosmopolitan KEX-Julia Hayes; 1:45, Grain Re- KEX-Musical Gems Orchestra ports KJR-Easy Chair KHJ-Dow Jones Report to 1:50 KOMO-3:15, Day Dreams 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. KFI-1:45, Dixie Aces KGW-O. Korber; 3:05, Eddie King, KGO & network-Western Farm KFWB-Records; 1:45, Piano Paint- pianist; 3:15, Concert Trio and Home Hour Sax Appeal and ings KHQ-Studio; Club Bulletin Mickey Gillette KFOX-Joe Lindebaum's Band KFI-Rush Hughes; 3:15, Organ KPO-Midday Musicale KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KHJ-Feminine Fancies KYA-Noonday Concert KECA-Food for Thought KNX-Foreign Recordings KTAB-Echoes of Portugal KFSD-Clarisse and Glad to 1 r:43 KECA-Recordings to 3:15 KLX-Bill Duncan and his Band KSL-Town Crier; 1:45, Three Flats KFSD-Balboa Park Organ

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KFWB-Baseball Game KGGC-Lecture; 5:45, Irish Gems KFOX-Organ, Piano, Vocal STATION DIRECTORY KFRC-Charlie Lung and Gang; KGB -Feminine Fancies Network Stations 5:45, To be announced KSL-Vocalist; 3:15 Texas Rangers NBC KOL-5:45, Ralph Horr Talk KOA-Microphone News; 3:15, Uni- Station Meters Kcs. KHJ-To be announced versity of Denver KECA 209.7 1430 KVI-To be announced KEX 254.1 1180 KJR-Spice of Life; Cecil Solly KFI 468.5 640 KEX-Recorded Program 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KFSD 499.7 600 KFWB-Nip and Tuck, pianists; KGO-Art and Music to 3:45 EGO 379.5 790 5:45, Records KGO & network-3:45, Taxi, dra- KGW 483.6 620 KFOX-Recordings matic program featuring Max Baer KHQ 508.2 590 KNX-Recordings; 5:45, Songs KPO & network-Lilian Bucknam, KJR 309.1 970 KECA.-Records; 5:45, Albert G. soprano KOA 361.2 830 Bergman, law talk KPO-3:45, Univ. of California Prog. KOMO 325.9 920 KFSD-Popular Program KYA-Symphony Highlights KPO 440.9 680 KGB -Charlie Lung's Gang KTAB-Three Jacks; Tea Timing ETA 243.8 1230 KSL-Rhythmic Rambles KLX-Baseball Game KROW-Studio Prog.; 3:45, Records *CBS Network Stations KJBS-Dance Orchestra KFRC 491.5 610 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KFRC-Sweet Music; 3:45, Orch.; KGB 225.4 1330 KGO & network -Corn Cob Pipe 3:55, Town Topics KHJ 333.1 900 Club of Virginia KOL-Lost & Found; 3:35, Sweet KOL 236.1 1270 KPO-Robert Nurok's Ensemble Music; 3:45, Downey's Orchestra KSL 265.3 1130 KYA-Cy Trobbe and Orchestra KVI-Sweet Music to 3:45 KVI 526 570 KTAB-Uncle Rod's Smile Club KOMO-Resume; 3:33, Pipes and KLX-Trio Strings Independent Stations KROW-News; 6:15, Studio Prog. KEX-Musical Program KFOX 239.9 1250 KJBS-News; 6:15, Old Traveller KGW-Concert Trio KFWB 315.6 950 KGGC-Dinner Hour Review KFI-Honeymooners to 3:45 KGGC 211.1 1420 KQW-California Department of Ag- Russ; Jimmy RIBS 280.2 1070 riculture; 6:15, Franco's Program KHJ-Ruth and 3:45, 880 Downey's Orchestra KLX 340.7 . KFRC & network-Broadcast for KNX-Concert Orchestra KNX 285.5 1050 Byrd Expedition KFWB-Baseball Game KQW 296.6 1010 KJR-Song Bag KFOX-Recordings and Talk KROW 322.4 930 KEX--Orchestra KGB -Sweet Music; Police Talk KTAB 535.4 560 KFWB-News; 6:05, Piano Duo; 3:50, Jimmy Downey's Orchestra 6:15, Eddie Eben, organist KSL--Junior Hour KNX-News; 6:15, Concert KOA-Soloist; 3:45, Max Baer KFI-Gloria Hamilton to 4:45 KECA-Records; 6:15, News KFWB-"Cocktail Hour" KFOX-News; 6:05, Al and Molly; 4:00 to 4:30 P. M. 4:45, Cocktail 6:15, Organ KFOX-Health Talk; KFSD-Dinner Concert KGO & network-Jack Pearl, the Hour Expedition Program Baron Munchausen, with Cliff KECA 1:45, News Release KSL-Byrd Hal; Peter Van Steeden's Orch. KNX-Louise Johnson, Astro -Analyst KPO-Arion Trio KFSD-4:45, To be announced 6:30 to 7:00 P. M. KYA-Women, Children and Law; KOA-Frank Merriwell Adventures; EGO & network -Doric Quartet; 4:15, Tea Dance 4:45, Orphan Annie 6:45, Chester Rowell KTAB-Keep Smiling Revue KPO-Clyde I5oerr's Orchestra KLX-Baseball Game 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. KYA-Orchestra KROW-Historical Highlights; KGO & network -Arion Trio KTAB-Cecil and Sally; 6:45, Min- 4:15, Royal Hawaiians KPO-News; 5:15, Adventures of ing News; 6:50, Orchestra KJBS-Favorite Entertainers Frank Merriwell KLX-Trio KFRC-Little Theatre of the Air ETA -Children's Hour KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers KOL-Classified Period; 4:15, To be KTAB-Rhythm Ramblings; 5:15, KJBS-Popular Records announced Blue Moments KGGC-Theatre of the Air; 6:45, KVI-The Columbians; 4:15, Har- KLX-Brother Bob's Club Modern Rhythm monettes KROW-Organ Chats KQW-Market Reports; 6:45, Far- KJR-Foot Clinic; Recordings KIBS-Band; Vocal Favorites mers Exchange and Market Place KEX-Baseball Game KGGC-Studio Frolic *KFRC & network-Albert Spald- KHJ-The Columbians; Harmonettes KQW-Evening Vespers ing and Conrad Thibault KNX-Musical Auction; 4:15, Fren- .i KFRC & network Chesterfield KGW-Musical Mannequins ger Players Program - KOMO-Musical Mannequins KECA-Good Old Songa KGW-Dr. West; Collins and Erwin KHQ-N. W. on Parade KFWB-Baseball Game KHQ-Studio Program KFI-Orchestra and Soloist KFOX-News; 4:15, Forty-Niners KJR-Steamboat Bill; Records KNX-Borowsky's Concert En- KGB -Little Theatre of the Air KOMO-Merriwell Adventures to 5:15 semble; 6:45, Elec. Trans. KFSD-Feature Program KGA-Tea Time KECA-Organist and Violinist KSL-Town Crier; 4:15, Tarzan KFI-Frank Merriwell Adventures; KFWB-Organ; 6:45, Interview 5:15, News KFOX-School Kids; 6:45, String 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. KFWB-Playtime Lady, Jeanne Quartet KGO-Children's Hour Dunn; 5:15, Popular Songs KOA-Continental Oil Program KPO & network -Music Box KFOX-Playtime Lady; Records KGO & network -4:45, Little Or- KNX-Storytown Express; Songs 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. phan Annie KGO & network -Amos 'n' Andy; KYA-Tea Dance Parade; 4:55, 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. Junior Birdmen 7:15, Raymond Knight and His KTAB-Sport of Kings; 4:45, The EGO & network-Love Story Pro- Cuckoos Old Bachelor gram; dramatizations KPO-Nanette La Salle, ballad KLX-Baseball; 4:45, Health School KPO-Plano Pals; 5:55, The Fam- singer; 7:15, Agriculture Today KROW-Hillbilly Music; 4:45, Mau- ily Next Door, drama KYA-Ernie Smith's Soort Page: soleum Program KYA-Around the Town; 7:15, Dancing Thru Time KJBS-Recordings 5:45, Campbell Digest KTAB-Sport of Kings; 7:15, Ital- KQW-Story Time; Sunshine Period KTAB-Waltz Time; 5:45, Clem ian News *KFRC & network -Broadway Van- Kennedy and Mort Werner KLX-News; 7:15, Lovable Liars ities Kr,X-Covered Wagon Jubilee KJBS-Popular Records KJR-Recordings KROW-Eating your way to Health KGGC-Jewish Radio Hour KEX-Baseball; 4:45, Marian Miller KJBS-Dance Orchestra KQW-Weather Forecast; 7:03. Ra- KOMO-Happiness Program KQW-Musical Impressions; dio News and Forum; 7:15, Health KHQ-Parade of Happy Feet to 4:45 5:45, Voice of Portugal talk

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KOL-8:45, "Public Bench" KROW-Boxing Archie; 7:15, Mona Lowe, vocalist KJR-Dollars and Matches KECA-Echoes of the Opera, records Cents, 8:45, Wat- KFRC-Harry Jackson's Orchestra anabe and Archie KOL-Ivan Ditmars Don KFWB-King's Men Quartet; Orch. KEX-Studio; 8:45, Prof. Belles and KFOX-Comedy and Music; 7:15, Isham, organiste Bobby KFWB-Romance of Ancient Egypt KVI-Orchestra and Betty KHJ-Crystal Dreams to 8:45 KFSD-Sonny & Buddy Adventures NX-Eno KGW-10:15, Jack Bain's Orchestra KGB -Calling All Cara Crime Clues KJR-Until Tomorrow KECA-Recordings; 8:45, Popular KEX-Night Court Science by L. Lyndon KFI-10:15, Gene Austin 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. EFOX-Piano; Pietry and Music KHJ-News Item; 10:10, Orchestra KGO & network-Raymond Knight; KFSD-Aztec Half Hour KNX-The Crocketts; 10:15, Orch. 7:45, Historical Sketches of San KECA-Recordings to 10:15 Francisco 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. KFWB-News; 10:15, Organ KPO-Comedy Stars of Hollywood; KFOX-News; Orchestra 7:45, Babe Ruth KGO-Sports Headliners KGB -News; 10:05, Dance Orch. KYA-Radio Theatre KGO & network - 9:15, Harry KSL-Cafe de Paree Orchestra KTAB-Bob Olsen and Organ; 7:55, Barris and His Music Box Orch. Lataner's Facts KPO-Your Boy's Future, talk by KLX-Kay Jewelry Program Scotty Mortland; 9:15, Book Pa- 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. KROW-Ne'er Do Well; 7:45, Va- rade riety Program KYA-Dance Orchestra KGO & network -Williams -Walsh 9:15. Orchestra; 10:55, News Service KGGC-Jewish Radio Hour Rainbows of Romance KPO-Night Court, variety program KQW-Rolling Stones; 7:45, Band KTAB-Souvenirs; 9:15, Hillblllie KYA-Organ KHQ-7:45, Kinman KLX-Musical Jigsaws; 9:15, Uncle Serenade University Adolph, KTAB-The Rollickers *KFRC & network -Burns & Allen California Rangers KLX-Dance Orchestra with Guy Lombardo and Orchestra KROW-Boxing Matches KROW-Harlem Echoes KOMO-7:45, Happiness Program KQW-Eb aad Zeb; 9:15, Honolulu KFRC-Dance Orchestra KJR-Auld Lang Syne; 7:50, Ben Beach Boy« KOL-Dance Orchestra Pollack's Orchestra KFRC-Gus Arnheim's Orch. to 9:15 KVI-Dance Orchestra KFI-7:45, Orchestra and Vocalist KFRC & network - 9:15, Jack KOMO-Vic Myers' Orchestra KNX-Orchestra; King Cowboy Russell's Orchestra KGW-10:45, Studio program KECA-Echoes of the Opera, records KOL-Post-Intelligencer Voice; 9:15, KEX-Walkathon; 10:45, Fairvale KFWB-Orch.; 7:45, Hawaiian Blue Star Revue Country Nights KJR-Blackhawk Orchestra Club KHQ-Jewel KFI-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra KFOX-Boy Detective; 7:45, Rhum- Chest; Crazy Wells KFWB-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra ba Rhythm KGW-Farmer's Assoc. to 9:15 KFOX-Orchestra KFSD-7:50, Ben Pollack's Orch. KOMO-Cowboy Joe KHJ-Dance Orchestra KOA-7:45, News Service; 7:50, Ca- KEX-The Souvenirs; 9:15, Sports KNX-Pnntre]li'a Orchestra sino de Paree KNX-News; 9:15, The Crocketts KFI-Orchestra with KGB -Dance Orchestra RF'WB-Alumhertime Soloist KSL-Dance Orchestra 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KHJ-Jack Russell's Orchestra; KGO & network --Hour of Smiles, 9:25, Hills Bros. 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. Fred Allen, master of ceremonies KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KPO-Californians on Parade KGB --Witch's Tales KPO & network -Ambassador Ho- KYA-Dean Maddox; 8:15, Doctor Vg1. 'i . Mary end John tel Orchestra Good Cheer KOA-Hotel Bismarck Orchestra KGO-Happy Felton's Orchestra KTAB-Antonio De Grasse, violinist KYA-Lee Searight's Orchestra KLX-Miniature Revue KTAB-Request Annr KROW-Variety Program; 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. KROW-Dance Orchestra 8:15, KFRC-Irving Watch Tower KGO & network -Tom Coakley's Aaronson's Orchestra KGGC-On With the Dance; Orchestra KVI-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra 8:15, Prosperity Parade KPO-Marshall's Mavericks, Charles KOMO-Melodies and Memories KQW-American Legion War Marshall, Johnny O'Brien, Ace KEX-Orchestra Camp; 8:15, Ethlyn French Wright, KHJ-Midnight Moods Organ KFRC-Leaders of Tomorrow Mona Greer, Johnny Tof- KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra foli KFWB-Manny KOL-Frances Ingram; 8:15, Orch. KYA-Rainbow of Romance; 9:45, Harmon's Orchestra KVI-Dr. Whetstone News KFOX-Orchestra KJR-Olympic Hotel Orchestra KTAB-Val Valente's Orchestra KGB-Aaronson's Orchestra KEX-Newa Flashes; 8:15, Studio KSL-Orchestra KFWB-Studio Program KLX-Uncle Adolph, California KHJ-Leaders Rangers; 9:45, News Items of Tomorrow KROW-Boxing Matches 11:30 to Sign Off KNX-The In -Laws; 8:15, Babe KQW-Studio Program Ruth Transcription KGO & network KECA-Recorded KFRC-Hills Bros.; 9:35, Aaron - -Jack Bain's Vic- Program son's Orchestra tor Orchestra KFOX-Warner Bros. KPO-Organ Concert KFSD-Sheriff Ed. F. Cooper; 8:15, KOL-Dance Music KYA-Frank Studio KOMO-Beauty That lrndnrea; Castle's Little Show 9:45, Viennese Vagabonds KTAB-Vagabond of the Air KGB-Leaders of Tomorrow KROW-Dance Music KSL---Graham Show; 8:15, Crazy KHQ-Club Programs Crystals KNX-The Crocketts KFRC-Midnight Moods, organ KHJ-To be announced KVI-Midnight Moods, organ KECA-Recordings KEX-Dance frolic 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. KJR-Vic Meyer's Orchestra KFI-Orch.; 9:45, Supper at Ten KGO & network-Hour of Smiles KFWB-Ed. Fitzpatrick's KFI-Lofner's Orchestra KPO-To the Best of Their Orchestra KHJ-Midnight Moods Ability, KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KFOX-Jack Maurice's drama by Carlton E. Morse, fea- KGB -Hills Bros. Orchestra turing Police Chief William J. 9:35, Aaronson's KGB -Midnight Moods Quinn Orchestra KSL-Orchestra KSL-Gene & Charlie; 9:45, Orch. KJBS-11:01, Owl Program to 7 a.m.

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KJR-Another Spring; 9:15, Your 7:00 to 7:30 A. M. Personal Adviser -Organ Concert; KFI-B. A. Rolfe's Orchestra; 9:15, KGO & network Charlie Wellman 7:15, U. S. Navy Band KyA-Musical Clock KHJ-To be announced; 9:15, Book Symphony Review KTAB-Sunrise Time Clock KNX-Bona Bar KROW-Commuters'Klok Klub KFWB-Kings Men; 9:15, Records KJBS-AlarmBreakfast Hour KECA-Words and Music; 9:15, KQW-The 7:25, Stocks Records KFRC-Records; Club KFOX-Cecil and Sally; 9:15, Talk KOL-Breakfast Devotionals KGB -9:15, Book Review ESL -Golf Championship; 9:05, Do, Irr Q Morning news Rueb, exercises Re, Mi; 9:15, Mar -O -Oil KFI-7 :15, Louis KOA-Words and Music KHJ-Recordings and Stocks Sharpies Club KNX-Bill Exercises, Rueb 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. KECA-Health Programded Pep and KGO & network -Martha Meade KEFO X-Early r Bird; 7:15, Society; 9:45, News Service; 9:50, Ginger Elmore Vincent, tenor Edition 9:45, Organ Concert KGB -Morning Watch KPO-News; KSL-Morning 7:15 KYA-Waltz Idylls KOA-Galaxy of Stars to KTAB-Health Talk KLX-Clinic of the Air 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. KROW-Diet and Health Visit with Faye Ward EGO & network -Financia - KfBS-A 7:45, Exercise & Applesauce KGGC-Dance Novelties vice; Ramblers; Sun- KQW-Tuneful Topics KPOBreakfasthytlam Club 7:45, # KFRC & network Hometown rise Blues; 9:45, Tony Wons- with Peg- KYA-Musical Clock Hill- KTAB-South Americans; 7:45, MURIEL WILSON gy Keenan and Sandra Phillips Tunes "Mary Lou" KOL-Doris Meyne to 9:45 billie Time KVI-Dr. Burns to 9:45 Clock NBC-9:00 P. M. Vapo Program KKROW-CommutersJBS-Alarm Klok Klub KHQ-9:45, KQW-Breakfast Hour KGW-9:45, Cooking Schools KFRC-Morning Exercises KOMO-9:45, Julia Hayes KOIr7:45, Radio Headliners KTAB-Radio Shopper's Digest KJR-The Music Box to 9:50 KGW-Ronald Buck to 7:45 KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KEX-Concert Group to 9:45 I{HQ-7 :45, Early Birds KROW-Breakfast Hour KFI-9:45, News Release KJR-arket Quotations ; Records KJBS-Dance Melodies KNX-Recordings; 9:45, News Billies KQW-Iverson String Quartet; KFWB-Records; 9:45, News KEX-7 Varieties; Souvenirs KFOX-Health Talk KVI-Morning 8:45, Hawaiians to 9:45 Hill, 7:45, & network -George Scher - KECA-Recorded Program KFI-elen # KFRC KGB -News Flashes huh Quarter-Hour ban's Orchestra Home Hour KW -Recordings and stocks KOMO-Resume of Programs; 8:33, KOA-National Farm & 1CNX-Bill Sharpies Club Reveries; 8:45, VienneseVagabon,ds KECA-Recordings to 7:45 KVI-8:45, Market Specials 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. Star Rangers KHQ-Shoppers' Guide; 8:45, Studio KFWB-Gold Reports; Songs EGO & network -Woman's Maga- KFOX-Grain .55, Resume KGW-Crazy Crystals zine of the Air KFI-Helen Guest; 8:45, Julia Hayes KPO-Golden State Menu Flashes; 1{gL_Morningg Melodies KNX-Bill Sharpies Club 10:15, Fashion Flashes KOA-Morning Revelers KFWB-Recorded Program KYA-Columbia on Parade; KFOX-Health and Efficiency 10:15, Marian Day 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. KSL-Orch.; 8:45, Barbara Badger KTAB-Paul Kellar, pianist; 10:15, Monte Ship KGB-Stocks to 8:35 Blues KGO & network -Del 8:45, Merry Chasm' the Joy KOA-Vic and Sade; KLX-10 :15, San Francisco Stocks; of Cross- Macs Weather; 10:20, News Items KcutO ran Concert; Day cutss Ofrom the Log o' S the KROW-Island Serenaders; Hits Science Reading; 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. from Hollywood 8:15, Mr. and Mre. Reader KGO & network -Words & Music: KJBS-News; 10:05, Organ Concert KTAB-Portuguese News String Ensemble; vocalists; Har- KGGC-Cal King KLX-Records; 8:20, N. Y. Stocks vey Hays, Narrator KQW-Aunt Sammy; Shopping KROWBreakfast KGO-9:15, Barbara Lee KFRC & network-Just Plain Bill; KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day; 10:15, Romance of Helen Trent beauty talk KJR-Resume; 10:03, Records KQ W-MorningMelodiesWatch Expe- 9:15, Julia Hayes, KFRC & network-Voice of KYA-Frivolities; 9:15, Prud. Penny KEX-Lost and Found Items; rience; 8:15, Connie Gates KTAB-Hour of Prayer 10:02, Records Breakfast Club KLX-Recordings KFWB-Recordings KOL-8:15, De Puys Revue 9:15, Salon KFOX-Records; String Quartet KVI_--8:15, Jim Time KROW-Vita Hepar; KEX-Orch. ; 8:15, Three Four Program KNX-Eddle Albright's Family KNX-Bill Sharpies Club KJBS-Morning Popular Concert KECA-Recorded Program KECA-Recorded Program KGGC-Morning Melodies; 9:15, KFSD-Studio program KFWB-Musical Program Charlie Glenn KOA-National Farm & Home Hour KFOX-Recordings KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day KFSD-Good Cheer program; KFRC-Women's Home Forum; 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. 8:15, Studio 9:15, Book Review KSL-8:15, Jennie Lee KGW-Abe Bercovitz, violinist KGO & network -Woman's Maga- Penny; 9:15, Book zine of the Air KOL-Prudence KPO-Smackout; 10:45, Vin Lindhe 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. Review Concert Bade; KVI-Mystic Melodies; 9:15, Tiny KYA-Organ KGO & network -Vic and Armstrong KTAB-Health Talk; Records 8:45, Merry Macs, boys' trio with Friendly KLX-International Kitchen contralto KOMO-Mary & Her Orchestra Cheri McKay, Da Garden KJBS-Dance Lo' the KHQ-Happy Caravan; 9:15, Joyner KROW-University of the Air KYA-Concerts 8:45,oFrivolitties

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KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine KFRC & network -Memory's Gar- KFRC & network-Organ and A. KQW-10:45, Rolling Stones den M. A. Speaker; 1:50, N. J. Open # KFRC & network -Poetic Strings XHQ-12:15, Old Painter Golf Championship KOL-Morning Melodies X01.,-Carnival Hour, Ken Stuart KJR-Enchanted Islands KJR-Club Minutes; 10:45, Records RGW -12:15, Meier and Frank KEX-Grain Reports; Records REX-Ronald Buck, pianist; RJR -Twelve O'Clock Tunes; KHI -1:45, Dow Jones Reports 10:45, Cobwebs and Nuts 12:15, Market Quotations KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra; 1:45, KNX-Mary Holmes; 10:45, Records REX-The Walkathon Radio Gossip KECA-Records ENX-News; 12:15, Congoin KFWB-Records; 1:45, Pianist KFWB-Recordings RFWB-News; Records; Talks KFOX-Recordings KFOX-String Quartet; Grain Rep'ts EFOX-Records and Skit; Talk KECA-Food for Thought; 1:45, In- KGB -Scrapbook Oddities to 10:35 EECA-Records; 12:15, News terior Decoration, talk KOA-10 :45, Livestock and Produce EGB-Stocks and Farm Flashes KFSD-Clarisse & Glad; 1:45, Studio KSL-Poetic Strings; Colonial Dames EFSD-Stocks; Resume to 12:15 KGB -P. T. A. Program ESL -Payroll BuLder KSL-Town Crier to 1:45 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. LOA -12:15, Soloist EGO -Arlon Trio 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. KPO & network Sleepy Hall's 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. KGO & network -Al Pearce and Orchestra KGO-Western Farm and Home His Gang KTAB-Morning Concert; 11:15, Bul- Hour KPO-U. S. Navy Band letin Board KPO-Midday Musicale KYA-Cal Jackson, pianist; songs KYA-Sleepy Hall's Orchestra RYA -Noonday Concert KTAB-Globe Trotter; 2:15, Ro- KLX-Lotus Land; 11:15, Anita & KTAB-Echoes of Portugal mancin' Orosco KLX-Bill Duncan and Band KLX-Constance Dixon, bridge talk; KROW-Health Talk; 11:15, Organ KROW-California Farm Hour; 2:15, Records KJBS-Popular Hits of the Pant 12:45, Hits of Today KROW-Records; 2:15, Vocalist KGGC-Milady's Date Book; 1í7B9-Dance Matinee KJBS-Blindcraft Ensemble 11:15, Star of the Week K3GC-Request Hour KQW-Afternoon Concert KQW-Whitehouse Concert K3W--Fed. & State Market Reports KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour # KFRC & network - Metropolitan # KFRC & network -Jerry Cooper, KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour Parade baritone; 12:45, Columbia Salon KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJR-Rhythm Rulers Orchestra KJR-Recorded Program KOL-Cecil Solly to 11:15 RJR -Headliners, recorded KEX-World Bookman; 2:05, Mus- KEX-Cobwebs and Nuts K1W-Dr. Semler: Friendly Chat ical Gems EVI -The Observer to 11:15 K')L-Carnival Hour KGA-Matinee Hour KNX-Organ KHQ-Studio Program KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour KECA-Recorded Program KTX-12:45, Business Men's Club KNX-The Bookworm KFWB-Recordings K! WB -Recordings KFWB-Records; 2:15, Baseball KFOX-Recordings KTOX-Records; Civic Talk KFOX-School Program; Records KOA-Sleepy Hall's Orchestra; KAX-Borowsky's Group KECA-Classic Hour, records 11:15, Farm Question Box KECA-Recordings KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KEL-Utah State Agric. College KFSD-Feature Program 11:30 to 12:00 Noon KOA-Soloist KSL-Orch.; 2:15, Dental Clinic KGO-Financial Flashes to 11:35 KOA-Theatre Reporter; 2:05, Navy KGO & network - Roy Shield's 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. Band Orchestra KGO & network -Meredith Will - KPO-To be announced; 11:45, Agri- son's Orchestra 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. cultural Bulletin KPO-News; 1:15 Ann Warner's KGO & network -Al Pearce Gang ETA-Album Leaves Chats KPO-John B. Kennedy; 2:45, Mary KTAB-Jean Kent KYA-Hawaiians Small, songs KLX-Rhythm Encores; 11:45, KTAB-Radio Frolic ETA -Vignettes of Life; 2:45, Base- Mountaineers ELX-Don Brose; 1:15, Martha ball Game KROW-Latin American Program Lee, Home Economics KTAB-Royal Sophistication; RIBS -Dance Orchestra KROW-Concert Melodies 2:45, Tranquility KGGC-Song Favorites; 11:45,News; KIES -Stocks; Records Novelties; KLX-Closing San Francisco Stocks 11:50, Mountain Music 1:15, Hollywood Keyhole 2:40, Baseball Game KQW-Accordian Capers KQW-Friendly Hour KROW-Dell Perry, pianist; 2:45, KFRC & network-National Stu- *KFRC & network -George Hall's Recordings dent Federation; 11:45, The Am- Orchestra; 1:15, Between the KJBS-Dance Orchestra bassadors Book Ends KQW-Sherman Clay program KHQ-11:45, Organ Recital KEX-Business Men's Club KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJR-Recorded Programs KOL-Democratic News; Julie Day KIR -Salon Hour, records REX-11:45, Recordings KHQ-Studio Programs KEX-Melody Salon KECA-Records to 11:45 KOMO-Manhattan Echoes; 1:15, KFWB-Baseball Game KFI-Fashion Tours; 11:45, Mar- Tea Time Tales KFOX-Recordings ket Reports KGW-1:15, Dental Clinic KGA-Matinee Hour KNX-U. S. C. Business Trends; KGA-News Service NFU-Happy Go Lucky Hour 11:45, Ionizer Talk KF1'-Ann Warner Chats KNX-Rubinoff's Ensemble KFWB-Eddie Eben, organist KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KECA-Classic Hour, records KFOX-News; Talks; Records KFWB-"Get-together Party" KFSD-Al Pearce and Gang KSL-11:45, The Ambassadors KFOX-Family Almanac KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KOA-Harry Huffman Theatre Har- KSL-Payroll Builder to 1:15 KSL-Edward Wurtzbach's Orch.; monies 2:45, Raginsky Ensemble 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KOA-John B. Kennedy; 2:45, Soloist 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. KGO & network-Oxydol's Own Ma EGO & network-Betty and Bob; Perkins; 1:45, Betty Marlowe 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. 12:15, Western Farm and Home KPO-Ann Warner's Chats; 1:45, KGO-Langendorf Pictorial to 3:15 Hour Clef Dwellers EGO & network-3:15, Ed Lowry, KPO-Midday Musicale RYA-Argentinians comedian ETA -Scriptures; 12:03, Noonday KTAB-Health Talk; music KPO & network -Jack and Lor- Concert KL?1-Song Bag etta Clemens to 3:15 KTAB-Elbert La Chelle, organist KROW-Bobbie Lee; 1:45, Records KPO-3:15, The Mudcaves KLX-Bill Duncan and His Band KJBS-Dance Orchestra KYA-Baseball KROW-Request Hour ROW -Friendly Hour KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Madame RIBS -Vocal and Instrumental KFRC-1:45, N. Y. Cosing Stocks McCune Williamson KOOC-Request Hour to 1:50 KLX-Baseball KQW-Band concert RVI-1:45, Amusement Tips KROW-Novelty Review

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KJBS-Ballroom Favorites KPO-Romany Trails; 5:45, To be KQW-Stock Market Reports STATION DIRECTORY announced Fancies KYA-Around the Town; 5:45 KFRC-Feminine NBC Network Stations Campbell Digest KEX-Recordings Station Meters Kcs. KTAB-Waltz Time; Rhythm Ram- KOL-Feminine Fancies 1430 KVI-Feminine Fancies KECA 209.7 blings Ensemble, Damski; KEX 254.1 1180 KLX-High School News KOMO-Concert KFI 468.5 640 KROW-Eating Your Way to Health 3:25, Fire Talk KFSD 499.7 600 & Warn Shoes; KJBS-Dance Melodies KHQ-Warn KGO 379.5 790 5:45, Irish Gems 3:15, Club Bulletin 620 KGGC-Lecture; KFI-Rush Hughes; 3:15, Organ KGW 483.6 KQW-Musical Impressions; 5:45, KHJ-Feminine Fancies KHQ 508.2 590 Voice of Portugal KNX-Foreign Recordings KJR 309.1 970 *KFRC & network -Fred Waring's KFWB-Baseball Game KOA 361.2 830 Pennsylvanians KFOX-Organ, Piano, Vocal KOMO 325.9 920 KOMO-5:45, Cowboy Joe KECA-Dr. Meyers, talk to 3:15 KPO 440.9 680 KHQ-Studio; 5:45, Souvenirs KFSD-Balboa Park Organ KYA 243.8 1230 KGW-Mark Daniels; 5:45, Studio KGB -Feminine Fancies *CBS Network Stations Program KSL-Sylvia Froos; 3:15, Texas KFRC 491.5 610 KJR-Spice of Life; 5:45, Cecil Solly Rangers KGB 225.4 1330 KEX-Symphony; 5:45, Walkathon KOA-Microphone News to 3:15 KHJ 333.1 900 KFI-Health Talk to 5:45 KOL 236.1 1270 KNX-Sunset Serenade 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KSL 265.3 1130 KFWB-Popular Songs; 5:45, Rec'ds KVI 526 570 KFOX-Recordings KGO & network -Vincent Lopez' KECA-5:45, Dr. E. Caldecott, talk Orchestra Independent Stations KSL-Waring's Pennsylvanians KPO-Edna Fischer, pianist; 3:45, KFOX 239.9 1250 KOA-Cosmopolitan Hotel Orchestra University of California Program KFWB 315.6 950 KYA-Baseball KGGC 211.1 1420 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KTAB-NRA Talk; 3:40, Interlude; KJBS 280.2 1070 3:45, Tea Timing KLX 340.7 880 KGO & network -Paul Whiteman's KLX-Baseball KNX 285.5 1050 Orchestra with Deems Taylor as KROW-Novelty Review; 3:45, KQW 296.6 1010 Master of Ceremonies Records KROW 322.4 930 KPO-Robert Nurok's Mark Hop- KJBS-Popular Concert KTAB 535.4 560 kins Hotel Ensemble *KFRC & network -3:45, Jimmy KYA-Cy Trobbe's Orchestra Downey's Orchestra KTAB-Uncle Rod's Smile Club Music to 3:45; KLX-KLX Trio KFRC-Sweet KJBS-Dance Orchestra Program 3:55, Town Topics Readings KROW-News; 6:15, Studio KOL-Lost & Found; 3:35, Sweet KQW-Story Time; 4:45, KJBS-News; 6:15, Old Traveller Music; 3:45, Orchestra *KFRC & network-Raffles, Ama- Program KVI-Sweet Music to 3:45 teur Cracksman KGGC-Dinner Hour Review KOMO-Birnbaum's Bavarians KJR-Snapsohts KQW-Department of Agriculture; KTR-Tea Dansant KEX-Studio; 4:45, Symphony 6:15, Franco's program KEX-Recordings KNX-Dr. Matthews; 4:45, Musical # KFRC & network-Camel Cara- KFI-3:15, Organ; 3:45, Pianist Moments van KHJ-Sweet Music to 3:45 KFWB-"Cocktail Hour" KJR-Song Bag KNX-Concert Orchestra KFOX-Talk and Records; 4:45, KEX-Book Chat; 6:15, Orchestra KFWB-Baseball Game "Cocktail Hour" KFWB-News; Piano Team; Organ KFOX-Organ, Piano, Vocal KECA-Educational Speech; News KFOX-News; 6:05, Al and Molly KGB-Sweet Music to 3:45 KFSD-Studio Program KNX-News; 6:15, Concert KSL-The Junior Hour KSL-Town Crier KECA-Records; 6:15, News Program KFSD-Symphony KFSD-Studio 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. 4:00 to 4:30 P. M. EGO & network -Arion Trio 6:30 to 7:00 P. M. KPO-News; 5:15, Romany Trails; KGO & network - Fleischmann EGO & network -Paul Whiteman's Hour, Rudy Vallee and His Con- Armand Girard, basso; Josef Hor- Orchestra necticut Yankees nik's Orchestra KPO-Federal Business Talk; 6:45, Trio KYA-Children's Hour KPO-Arion KTAB-Lataner's Facts; 5:15, Blue Paul Martin, banjoist KYA-Baseball Moments KYA-Cyrus Trobbe and Orchestra KTAB-Keep Smiling Revue KTAB-Cecil & Sally; 6:45, Mining KLX-Baseball Game KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee News; 8:50, Orchestra Highlights; KROW-Organ Chats KROW-Historical KJBS-Dance Melodies KLX-KLX Trio 4:15, Royal Hawaiians Frolic KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers; KJBS-Art Fadden, pianist; KGGC-Studio 6:45, Liars Club 4:15. Song Hits KQW-Evening Vespers # KFRC & network -Presenting Mark KJBS-Popular Recordings KFRC & network -Emery Deutsch KGGC-Theater of the Air; and Violin; 4:15, NRA Speaker Warnow 6:45, Modern Rhythms Baur KOL-To be announced KOL-Hours with KJR-Steamboat Bill to 5:15 KQW-State Market Reports; KJR-Musical Auction KHQ-Tull and Gibbs; 5:15, Studio 6:45, Farmers Exchange KEX-To be announced *KFRC & network-Sleepy Valley; KECA-Recordings KEX-Symphony 6:45, The Playboys Dr. KOMO-Happiness Program; 5:15, KNX-Storytown Express; 4:15, Saxophone Melodies KOL-To be announced John Matthews KGW-5:15, Collins and Erwin KVI-Strange Adventures to 6:45 KFWB-Baseball Game KNX-Storytown Express; Songs KJR-Los Argentinos KFOX-News; Forty-Niners KFI-Frank Merriwell Adventures; KHJ-To be announced to 6:45 KSL-Broadcaster's Review; 4:15, 5:15, News KFWB-Organ; 6:45, The Stamp Tarzan of the Apes KFWB-Playtime Lady; 5:15, Pop- Adventurer ular Songs KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensem- 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. Records ble; 6:45, Electrical Trans. KFOX-Playtime Lady; KFOX-School Kids; 6:45, Stamp KGO & network - Fleischmann KSL-Std. Optical Program to 5:15 Hour, Rudy Vallee KOA-Arion Trio Adventurer KPO-Marshall's Mavericks KECA-Wesley Tourtellotte, organ KYA-Baseball; 4:45, Tea Dance 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. KSL-Auburn Quartet to 6:45 KTAB-Sport of Kings; 4:45, The KGB -Sleepy Valley to 6:45 Old Bachelor KGO & network - Mindways: KFSD-Symphony KLX-Baseball, 4:45, Health School Stories of Human Behavior; 5:45, KSL-Ethel Hogan, organ; 6:45, KROW-Ne'er Do Well H4ç rdo Std His MOP The Playboys

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KOL-Comedy Stars of Hollywood; KNX-The Crocketta 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. 8:15, Newshawk KFOX-Beverley Hillbillies KGO & network -Amos 'n' Andy; KJR-Waltz Dream KECA-Classic Recordings 7:15, Gene and Glenn, comedy KEX-News; 8:15, Four Square KGB-Aaronson's Orchestra sketch Cathedral KSL-Cadets' Quartet; 9:45, Earl KPO-Nanette La Salle; 7:15, Re- KHJ-Laugh Court Hines' Orchestra view of Activities of the San KNX-The In -Laws; 8:15, Studio Francisco Municipal Government KFWB-Sons of the Pioneers; 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. KYA-Ernie Smith's Sport Page; 8:15, Laff Clinic KGO & network 7:15, Sportsman's Corner KFOX-Christian Science; 8:15, -Richfield News KTAB-Sport of Kings; Ballads Flashes; 10:15, Coakley's Orch. 7:15, Italian News Broadcast KECA-Music; 8:15, Records KPO-Night Court KLX-News; 7:15, Spice of Life KFSD-Drama KYA-Orchestra; Organ KROW-C. W. Hammond; 7:15, KSL-Headline News; Funfest KTAB-V. Ayres, Resort Program Travelogue KOA-Ralph Kirbery and Orchestra KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Dance Or. KJBS-Popular Records KROW-Hillbilly Music KGGC-Voice of Erin 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. KFRC-News; 10:05, Orchestra KQW-Weather Forecast; 7:03, KOL-Dance Music KGO & network -Standard Sym- KVI-Dance orchestra News and Forum phony # KFRC & network -Vera Van, con- Hour KJR-Until Tomorrow tralto to 7:15; 7:20, Chas. Bur- KPO-Eno Crime Clues KEX-7th Infantry Band nett's Orchestra KYA-Tom Coakley's Orchestra; KFI-10:15, Gene Austin KFRC-7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 8:45, Happy Felton's Orchestra KFWB-News; 10:15, Organ KVI-7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 KTAB-Don Steele, Ballads; 8:45, KFOX-News; 10:15, Orchestra KOL-7:15, Speaker Stevenson Malloy's Sports KHJ-News Items; 10:10, Orchestra KJR-Rhythm Encores; 7:15, Hood KLX-Melody Race; Vocalist KNX-The Crocketts; Orchestra Canal Outdoor Philosopher KROW-Italian Program KECA-Musical Celebrities KHJ-7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 KGGC-Waltz Time: KGB -News Flashes; Orchestra KNX-Frank Watanabe & Archie; 8:45, Tunes of the Times KSL-Cafe de Paree Orchestra 7:15, Kelfood Program KOW-Old Church Choir KOA-Cosmopolitan Orchestra; KFWB-Male Quartet; 7:15, Orch. # KFRC & network -Charlie Davis' 10:15, Night Court KFOX-Wiggsville; 7:15, Bobby & Orchestra Betty KEX-Four Square Cathedral 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. KECA-Orch. with Robert Hurd KJR-Melody Race: 8:45, Watanabe KG0 & network -Tom Coakley's KFSD-Adolph & Rudolph to 7:15 KFWB-Laff Clinic Orchestra; 10:55, News Service KGB -7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 KH.I-Hills Bros. to 8:35 KPO-Night Court KSL-Pioneer Stories; 7:15, Holly- KNX-Eno Crime Clues KYA-John Wolohan's Orchestra wood Comedians KFCA_Nick Harris: 8 45, Records KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Dance Or. KFOX-Piano Selections; 8:45, KTAB-The Rollickers 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. Hearts and Fleve,s KROW-Hillbilly Music KFSD-Drama; 8:45, Girls' Chorus KFRC-Dance Orchestra KGO & network - Winning the BOB -Hills Bros to 8:85 KOL-Dance Music West, serial drama by Wilbur Hall KOA-Hotel Astor Orchestra KVI-Dance Orchestra KPO-7:35, Guy Lombardo's Orch. KSL-Auburn Quartet; 8:45, Charlie KOMO-Vic Meyers' Orchestra KYA-Orchestra and Vocalist Davis' Orchestra KEX-Walkathon; Night Court KTAB-Sunset Variety Show KFI-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra KLX-Anita and Orosco; 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. announced 7:45, Sport KHJ-To be Hi -Lites of the Air KGO & network -Captain Henry's KFWB-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra KROW-Songs of the World Maxwell House Show Beat KFOX-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra KGGC-Voice of Erin KPO-Williams-Walsh Orchestra KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KQW-Minute Man; 7:45, Band KYA-Dance Orchestra: 9:15. Sport KFSD-10 :55, News KFRC-Military Band to 7:45 Parade KGB -Dance Orchestra # KFRC & network - 7:45, Henry KTAB-Souvenirs: Hillbillie Tunes KSL-Dance Orchestra Busse's Orchestra KLX-Musical: 9:1 s, Helen Benson KJR-Vindabonians 11:30 P. M. KOL-Military Band to 7:45 and Nancy Ann Hersey 11:00 to KVI-Military Band to 7:45 KROW-Studio: The Berkeleyans KGO-Happy Felton's Orchestra KHJ-Orchestra KOW-F,b & Zeb; 9:15, Mabel KPO & network -Ambassador Ho- KNX-Orchestra and vocalists; Adsms. vota list tel Orchestra # KFRC & network -Jack Russell's KYA-Lee Searight's Orchestra 7:45, King Cowboy Orchestra KECA-Orchestra; 7 :45, Music KTAB-Hal Girvin's Orchestra KFWB-Outdoor Reporter; 7:45, KFRC-9:15, Junior Chamber of KROW-Dance Music Billie Lowe Commerce KFRC-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra KFOX-Boy Detective; 7:45, Ocean- KOT.-Post-Intelligencer to 9:06 KOL-Dance music side Melodies K.JP-University of We shin eton KVI-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra KFSD-YMCA Harmonica Band KF.X-Souvenirs; 9:15, Violin KGW-Santiseptic KGB -Military Band to 7:45 KFWB-Laff Clinic: Orchestra KOMO-Silver Strings KSL-Crazy KFnX-Beverly Hill Billies KHJ-Organ Crystals to 7:45 KNX-News; 9:15, The Crocketts KFWB-Manny Harmon's Orchestra KOA-The Forty-Niners; Orchestra KECA-The Old Ohaerver: Records KFOX-Manny Harmon's Orchestra KGB -Orchestra: 9:15. S. P- Club KNX-Pontrelll's Orchestra 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KSL-Jack Russell's Orchestra KGB -Irving Aaronson's Orchestra KGO & network-Standard Sym- KSL-Dance Orchestra phony 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. Hour, Orchestra direction 11:30 to 12:00 Midnight Alfred Hertz KG0 & network -Cants in Henry's KPO-Ralph Kirbery, baritone; Maxwell House Show Boat KGO & network-Jack Bain's Or- 8:05, Cotton Club Orchestra KPO-Rainbow Harmonies chestra from Club Victor KYA-Voice of L'Italia KYA-Snorts Parade: 9:45, News; KPO-Chas. Runyan, organist KTAB-Lataner's Facts 9:55, Orchestra KYA-Frank Castle's Liui< ..now KLX-Jewel Box; 8:15, Talk KTAB-Val Valente's Orchestra KTAB-Vagabond of the Air KROW-Latin-American Program KLX----Musical Anetinn 9.45 Neo's KFRC-Organ Recital KGGC-On With the Dance; KROW-Berkeleyans; 9:45, Records KROW-Dance Music 8:15, Opera, records KOW-Lena Leland, pianolneue KJBS-Owl Program to 7 a.m. KQW-Old Church Choir Songs KFRC-Hills Bros.; Aaronson's KVI-Midnight Moods, organ KFRC-Jean Ellington, contralto to Orchestra KJR-Vic Meyers' Orchestra 8:15 KJR-University of Washington KFI-Beverly-Wilshire Hotel Orch. # KFRC & network -8:15, Reggie KEX-Violin Solos to 9:45 KHJ-Organ and Records Child's Orchestra KFWB-Slumbertime KGB -Midnight Moods KVI-The Crediteers KHJ-Orchestra and Quartet KSL-Dance Orchestra

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KPO-News; 9:45, William Cowles, 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. pianist KGO & network -Financial Ser- RYA -Kitchen Secrets vice; 7:45, Exercise & Applesauce KTAB-Health Talk KPO-Organ Concert KLX-Clinic of the Air KYA-Musicai Clock KROW-Diet and Health KTAB-South Americans; 7:45, KJBS-A Visit with Faye Ward Hillbillie Tunes KGGC-Health Talk; Dance Novelties KROW-Commuters Time Clock KQW-Tuneful Topics KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub KFRC-Betty Crocker to 9:45 KQW-Breakfast Hour KFRC & network-9:45, George KFRC-Morning Exercises Hall's Orchestra KHQ-Financial Service; Early Birds KGW-Abe Bercovitz; Cooking School KGW-Ronald Buck KOL-Betty Crocker to 9:45 KEX-7 :45, Hillbillies KVI-Betty Crocker; Dr. Burns KJR-Market Quotation; Records KHQ-Studio Programs KVI-Morning Varieties; 7:45, Sou- KJR-Recordings venirs KHJ-Betty Crocker to 9:45 KFI-Helen Hill, pianist; 7:45, KNX-Records; 9:45, News Church Quarter -Hour KFWB-Records; 9:45, News KHJ-Recorded Program; Stocks KFOX-Diet Tips; Talk KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club KECA-Recordings KFWB-Recordings KGB -Betty Crocker; 9:45, Orch. KECA-Recordings to 7:45 KSL-Betty Crocker; 9:45, Geo. KFOX-Grain Report; 7:32, Old - Hall's Orchestra Time Songs KSL-Shopping Suggestions; 7:45, 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. Melodies; 7:55, Shop Suggestions 7:45 KGO & network-News Service; KOA-Morning Revelers to 10:05, Sixth Coast Artillery Band KPO-Johnny O'Brien, harmonica; 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. 10:15, Songs by the Kitchen Sink KGO & network -Exercise and HARRISON HOLLIWAY RYA -Columbia on Parade; Applesauce; 8:15, Wendell Hall KFRC-Manager 10:15, Marian Day KPO-Alvino Rey, guitarist; 8:15, KTAB-Paul Kellar, pianist; 10:15, Crosscuts from the Log o' the Day Chasin' the Blues KYA-Christian Science Reading; KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club KLX-Clinic of the Air; 10:15, S. 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. Reader KECA-8 :45, Recordings F. Stocks; Weather; 10:20, News KTAB-Portuguese News KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KROW-Island Serenaders; 10:15, KLX-Records; Stocks KFOX-Health and Efficiency Hits from Hollywood KROW-Commuters Time Clock KSL-Good Morning Judge; KJBS-News; 10:05, Organ KJBS-Dance Recordings 8:45, Sherban's Gypsys KGGC-Cal King KQW-Morning Watch KGB-Stocks; 8:35, Records KQW-Auat Sammy; Shopping # KFRC & network-Voice of Expe- # KFRC & network -Just Plain Bill; rience to 8:15 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. 10:15, Romance of Helen Trent Bag, records KFRC-8:15, Grab KGO & network-Lee S. Roberts' KOMO-Clef Dwellers KOMO-8 :15, Morning Reveries Memory Box KEX-Lost & Found; 10:02, Dance KHQ-Studio program KW -9:15, Barbara Lee Rhythms; 10:15, Orchestra KEX-Four Square Cathedral KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day; KFWB-Prudence Penny; 10:25, KOL-8:15, Breakfast Club 9:15, Julia Hayes, beauty talk Barbara Holmes KVI-8:15, Jim DePuy's Revue By- KFOX-Prudence Penny; Quartet KHJ-8:15, Recordings KYA-Frivolities; 9:09, Helen KFI-News; 10:15, Bennie Watson KFI-Helen Guest, ballads; 8:15, Al ron; 9:15, Prudence Penny KNX-Eddie Albright Family Gayle's Entertainers KTAB-Hour of Prayer KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KLX-Recorded Program 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club KROW-VitaHepar; 9:15, Salon Hour KFOX-Recordings KJBS-Vocalists; 9:15, Salon Orch. KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KFSD-Good Cheer Prog. to 8:15 KGGC-Morning Melodies; zine of the Air KGB -8:15, Records 9:15, Charlie Glenn, old songs KPO-Organ Concert KSL-8:15, Jennie Lee KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day KYA-Organ Concert KOA-Gene Arnold's Commodores; KFRC-Home Forum to 9:15 KTAB-Health Talk; Recordings Wendell Hall KFRC & network 9:15, Artist KLX-International Kitchen 8:15, Recital - KROW-University of the Air KGW-9:15, To be announced KJBS-Dance Orchestra 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. KJR-Another Spring; 9:15, Your KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine KGO & network -Vic and Saite; Adviser KQW-10:45, Rolling Stones 8:45, Songfellows KOMO-Mary's Friendly Garden #KFRC & network -Ann Leaf, or- KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day KVI-Mystic Melodies; 9:15, Tiny ganist KYA-Morning Concert; Armstrong Kilt-Club Minutes; Serenaders 8:45, Frivolities KOL-Prudence Penny to 9:15 KOL-Morning Melodies KTAB-Radio Shoppers' Digest KEX-Orchestra to 9:15 KGA-Shoppers Guide KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KHJ-Instrumentalists; Artist Re- KEX-10:35. Hawaiian Serenaders; KROW-Breakfast Hour cital 10:45, Cobwebs and Nuts KJBS-Dance Recordings KFI-9:15, Julia Hayes KFWB-Recordings KQW-Iverson String Quartet; KNX-Song Bag KFOX-String Quartet; Grain Rep. 8:45, Hawaiians KECA-Records; 9:15, Hawaiians KNX-Mary Holmes; 10:45, Rhythm KFRC-Recordings to 8:45 KFSD-Words and Music Encores KFRC & network -8:45, George KFWB-Kings Men; 9:15, Records KECA-Chaparral Club; Records Scherban's Orchestra KFOX-Cecil and Sally; Talk KGB -Scrapbook of Life KOL-To be announced KGB-Golf; Instrumentalists to 9:15 KOA-10:50, Livestock and Produce KVI-Records; Market Specials KSL-9:15, Beauty Talk KOMO-Resume; 8:33, Vagabonds KOA-Cookbook Sherlocks to 9:15 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. KHQ-Shoppers' Guide KEX-Victor Salon Orchestra; 10:00 A. M. KGO & network-Maria's Certo 8:45, Mischa Elman 9:30 to Matinee with Lanny Ross, Con- KFI-Al Gayle's Entertainers to KGO & network-National Farm rad Thibault and Mary Lou 8:45 and Home Hour KPO-Harmony Lane

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KYA-Organ # KFRC & network -U. S. Army KJBS-Better Business Talk; 2:15, KTAB-Morning Concert; 11:15, Band Dance Melodies Bulletin Board KGW-Dr. Semler; 12:45, Meier & KQW-Concert KLX-Castle of Music; 11:15, Anita Frank KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour & Orosco KHQ-Marching Along; 12:45, Com- KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KROW-Health Talk; 11:15, Organ mercial program KVI-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJBS-Orchestra and Trio KOL-Carnival Hour KJR-Salon Hour, recorded KGGC-Milady's Date Book; KVI-Capital City News to 12:45 KEX-World Bookman; 2:05, Mus- 11:15, Star of the Week KJR-Headliners, recorded ical Gems KQW-Whitehouse Concert KFWB-Bob Shaper & Billie Lowe; KGA-Matinee Hour . KFRC & network-Hurdy Gurdy 12:45, Records KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour Man; 11:15, Eton Boys KNX-Dr. John Matthews KNX-The Bookworm KVI-The Observer to 11:15 KFOX-Recordings; 12:45, Civic KECA-Classic Hour, records KOL-Cecil Solly Talk KFWB-Records; 2:15, Baseball KEX-Cobwebs and Nuts KECA-Concert Favorites, records KFOX-School Program; Records KJR-Rhythm Rulers, recorded KOA-Modern Concert Orchestra KGB -Happy Go Lucky Hour KNX-Records; 11:15, Better Busi- KFSD-Studio Program ness Bureau 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. KSL-2:15, Dental Clinic of the Air KHJ-Colonial Dames to 11:15 KOA-Theatre KFWB-Records; Lost and Found o KGO & network -Madame Sylvia Reporter; 2:05, Orch. KFOX-Recordings of Hollywood; 1:15, Concert Ar- KECA-Spanish Lessons; tists 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. 11:15, Frankie Patten, pianist KPO-Commonwealth Club Lunch. KGO & network -Al Pearce Gang KYA-Women's Institute of the Air; KPO-News; 2:45, Cook and Alex- 11:30 to 12:00 1:15, Hawaiians ander Noon KTAB-Radio Frolic KYA-Vignettes of Life; 2:45, In- KGO & network-Maria's Certo KLX-Don Brose; 1:15, Martha Lee ternational Troubadours Matinee KROW-Concert Melodies KTAB-Lataner's Facts; Records KPO-Edna Fischer, pianist; 11:45, KJBS-Stocks; Hollywood Keyhole KLX-Better Business Talk; Agricultural Bulletin KQW-Friendly Hour 2:35, Stocks; 2:40, Baseball KYA-Album Leaves *KFRC & network -Frank Dailey's KROW-Dell Perry, pianist; 2:45, KTAB-Jean Kent, Economics Orchestra; 1:15, Between the Book Gordon Willis KLX-Rhythm Encores; 11:45, Ends KJBS-John T. Seifert Radio Mountaineers KOL-Democratic News; 1:15, Julie Players; 2:45, Tango Orchestra KROW-Latin-American Program Day KQW-Sherman Clay KGGC-Song Favorites; 11:45, News; KOMO-1:15, Tea Time Tales KFRC-Happy Go Lucky Hour 11:50, Mountain Music KGW-1:15, Dental Clinic KOL-Happy Go Lucky Hour KJBS-Dance Melodies KHQ-1:15, Studio Program KEX-Musical Gems RRW-Accordion Capers KJR-Chamber of Commerce KHJ-Happy Go Lucky Hour KFRC & network -The Grab Bag KEX-Women's Organizations pro- KNX-Rubinoff's Ensemble KJR-Recorded Programs gram; 1:15, Soloist KFWB-Baseball Game REX -11:45, Orchestra KGA-News; 1:15, Old Timers KFOX-Selected Recordings {HJ -The Grab Bag KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra KECA-Classical Records XFWB-Eddie Eben, organist KFWB-Recordings KGB-Happy Go Lucky Hour {FOX -News; Talk; Record KFOX-Family Almanac KFSD-Studio Prog. to 2:45 KNX-Records; 11:45, Ionizer Talk KECA-Rotary Club Luncheon KSL-Wanderers Quartet; 2:45, KFI-Ann Warner Chats Peabody Brothers 12:00 to 12:30 P. M. KFSD-Studio Program KSL-Payroll Builder to 1:15 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. AGO & network-Betty and Bob; 12:15, The Singing Stranger 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. KGO-Langendorf Pictorial to 3:15 KPO-State Department of Agricul- KGO & network -3:15, Will Au- ture; 12:15, Midday Musicale KGO & network-Oxydol's Own Ma brey, Bard of the Byways KYA-Scriptures; 12:03, Concert Perkins; 1:45, Alice in Orchestralia KPO-Trio Romantique, vocal trio; KTAB-Noon Concert KPO-Ann Warner's Chats 3:15, Intercollegiate Council Talks KLX-Bill Duncan's Band KYA-Band Concert KYA-Symphony Highlights KROW-Latin-American Program KTAB-Health Talk KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Paul Kel- KJBS-Dance Matinee KLX-Song Bag lar, pianist KQW-Band Concert KROW-Feminine Philosophy; 1:45, KLX-Baseball Game *KFRC & network -The Dictators; Tuneful Tunes KROW-Novelty Review 12:15, The Playboys KJBS-Orchestra; Hillbilly KJBS-Dance Tunes; 3:15, The KGGC-Request Hour KQW-Friendly Hour Word Man KJR-12:15, Market KFRC-N. Y. Stocks to 1:35- KQW-Stock Market Reports Quotations KFRC & network REX-The Walkathon; 12:15, O. M. - 1:35, Cope - KFRC-Feminine Fancies Plummer land's Orchestra; 1:45, String Trio KOL-Feminine Fancies KOL Carnival Hour, Ken Stuart KVI-1:45, Amusement Tine KVI-Feminine Fancies KECA-Records; 12:15, News KOMO-1:45, What New by Julia KOMO-3:15, Day Dreams KFWB-News; 12:05, Records; Hayes KJR-Easy Chair to 3:15 12:15, Talk KGW-1:45, Friendly Chat KGW-Krazy Limericks; 3:05, Trio KNX-News; 12:15, Congoin KHQ-1:45, A. & K. Markets KHQ-3:15, Club Bulletin KFOX-Records; 12:05, Skits; 12:15, KJR-Castles in Music KEX-Musical Gems Talk KEX-Dance Antiques; Chaliapin KHJ-Feminine Fancies KFSD-Stocks; 12:15, Studio Prog. KFI-1:45, Dixie Aces KNX-Foreign Recordings KHJ-Dow Jones to 1:35 KFWB-Baseball Game KGB-Farm and Stock Flashes KNX-Pontreili's Orchestra KFOX-Recordings KBL-Payroll Builder KFWB-Records; Piano Paintings KECA-Recordings KFOX-Joe Lindebaum's Band KFSD-Studio Program to 3:15 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. KECA-Food for Thought to 1:45 KGB -Feminine Fancies KGO & network -Western Farm KFSD-Clarisse and Glad to 1:45 KSL-Nick Lucas; 3:15, Texas and Home Hour KSL-Town Crier Rangers KPO-Midday Musicale; 12:45, Com- KOA-Microphone News; 3:15, In- monwealth Club Luncheon 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. tercollegiate Council Talks KYA-Noonday Concert KGO & network -Al Pearce KTAB-Echoes of Portugal and 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KLX-Bill His Gang Duncan's Band KPO-Saxotunes KGO & network -Three X Sisters; KROW-Calif. Farm Hour; Records KYA-Modern Maestros 3:45, Taxi, dramatic KJBS-Song Hits KTAB-Globe program 1ÇGGC-Request Trotter; Romancia' featuring Max Baer Hour KLX-Recordings KPO-John and Ned; 3:45, Univer- KQW-Federal, State Market Rpts. KROW-Records; vocalist sity of California Program

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KYA--Symphony Highlights # KFRC & network -Johnny Green's Time DIRECTORY Orchestra KTAB-Three Jacks; Tea STATION KOL-5:45, Chas. Reynold Talk KLX-Baseball Game NBC Network Stations KJR-Records; 5:45, Cecil Solly KROW-Recordings Station Meters Kcs. KEX-Renee Chemet; 5:45, Walka- KJBS-Dance Tunes KECA 209.7 1430 thon KFRC-Sweet Music; 3:55, Town 1180 Julie Topics KEX 254.1 KNX-Sunset Serenade; 5:45, Ruth and KFI 468.5 640 Kellar, harpist KFRC & network -3:45, KFSD 499.7 600 KFWB-Nip and Tuck, pianists; Russ KGO 379.5 790 5:45, Records KJR-Musical Auction to 3:45 483.6 620 KFOX-Recordings & Found; 3:35, Sweet KGW KOL-Lost KHQ 508.2 590 KECA-Recorded Program Music KJR 309.1 970 KFSD-Studio Program KVI-Music; 3:45, Ruth and Russ Orchestra KHQ-To be announced KOA 361.2 830 KSL-Johnny Green's KOMO-Harp Melodies to 3:45 KOMO 325.9 920 Salon KPO 440.9 680 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KEX-3 :45, Melody KYA 243.8 1230 KFI-Organ Recital to 3:45 KGO & network-The First Nighter KHJ-Clarence Wheeler's Orchestra # CBS Network Stations drama with June Meredith and to 3:45 KFRC 491.5 610 Don Ameche KNX-Federal Women's Club KGB 225.4 1330 KPO-Robert Nurok's Concert En- KFWB-Baseball Game KHJ 333.1 900 semble KFOX-Organ, Piano, Vocal KOL 236.1 1270 KYA-Cy Trobbe's Orchestra KECA-3:45, University of Calif. KSL 265.3 1130 KTAB-Uncle Rod's Smile Club KGB -Sweet Music to 3:45 KVI 526 570 KLX-Trio KFSD-Musical Program to 3:45 Independent Stations KROW-News; 6:15, Studio Program KSL-The Junior Hour KFOX 239.9 1250 KGGC-Dinner Dance Review KFWB 315.6 950 KJBS-News; Records; 6:15, Old 4:00 to 4:30 P. M. KGGC 211.1 1420 Traveller 280.2 1070 KQW-Department of Agriculture; KGO-The Well Dressed Woman; KJBS Franco's program 4:15, Piano Vignettes, Charles KLX 340.7 880 6:15, KNX 285.5 1050 # KFRC & network-Schlitz Program Runyan 296.6 1010 of the Week KPO & network-Studio Chatter KQW Bag of Yesterday KROW 322.4 930 KJR-Song KYA-Songs 535.4 560 HEX-Eddie King, piano; Concert KTAB-Keep Smiling Revue KTAB KNX-News; 6:15, Concert Group KLX-Baseball Game KFWB-News; 6:05, Pianists; 6:15, KROW-Historical Highlites; Organ 4:15, Royal Hawaiians KFOX-News; Al and Molly; Organ KJBS-Close Harmony 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. Along; 6:15, News Podge Lodge KECA-Marching KFRC-Hodge KGO & network -Let's Listen to KFSD-Safety Talk; 6:05, Feature KOL-Hodge Podge Lodge Harris KVI-Fray & Braggtotti; Brown's KPO-News; 5:15, Adventures of 6:30 to 7:00 P. M. Harmonettes Frank Merrtwell KHQ-Studio programs General Tire KEX-Baseball Game KYA-Children's Hour KGO & network - Dansant KTAB-Lataner's Facts; 5:15, Blue Program with Jack Benny, Mary KJR-Foot Clinic; Tea Moments Livingstone; Don Bestor's Orch. KFI-Tabernacle of the Air KLX-Brother Bob's Club KPO-Clyde Doerr's Orchestra KFWB-Baseball KROW-Organ Chats, Larry Canelo KYA-Cy Trobbe's Orchestra KFOX-News; Forty-niners KJBS-Band Concert; 5:15, Musical KTAB-Cecil and Sally; 6:45, Min- KEJ-Hodge Podge Lodge Hits ing News; 8:50, Orchestra KNX-Studio; 4:45, Musical Auction KGGC-Studio Frolic KLX-Trio KGB -Hodge Podge Lodg. 5:20, Talk, Contract Bridge KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers KSL-Town Crier; 4:15, Tarzan KQW-Evening Vespers KJBS-Popular Recordings KOA-Cities Service Concert KFRC-Little Theatre of the Air; KGGC-Theatre of the Air 5:15, Bobs, Sports Authority KQW-State Market Reports; 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. KOL-Dance Orchestra 6:45. Farmers Exchange KGO-Art Revue to 4:45 KVI-Orchestra ewater KGO & network 4:45, Orphan KEX-Studlo Program #Bach Orchestra; 6:45, Columbiana Annie - KJR-Steamboat Bill; Records KJR-Rhythm Encores KPO-For Girls and Boys Only KHJ-Little Theatre; 5:15, Orch. KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensemble KTAB-Sport of Kings; 4:45, The KNX-Storytown Express; 8:45. Electrical transcription Tea Dance; 4:55, 5:15, Sunset Serenade KFWB-Organ; 6:45, Interview KYA-Pianist; KECA-Recordings KFOX-School Kids Junior Birdmen or- Old Bachelor KFWB-Playtime Lady; 5:15, Pop- KECA-Wesley Tourtellotte, KLX-Baseball; 4:45, Health Talk ular Songs ganist KROW-Hillbilly Music KFOX-Playtime Lady; Records Records KGB -Little Theatre; 5:15, Orch. 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. KJBS-Dance Orchestra; KFSD-Studio Program KQW-Story Time; 4:45, Seth Maker Jim- & network -Amos 'n' Andy; # KFRC & network Real Life KSL-Pullman Tailors; 5:15, KGO - mie Downey's Orchestra 7:15, Gene and Glenn Dramas; 4:45, Three Knaves and Dwellers, vocal trio; a Queen KPO-Clef KOL-Hours with Baur to 4:45 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. 7:15, Sports Revue Program KYA-Ernie Smith's Sport Page; KOMO-Happiness KGO & network Armour Pro- 7:15, Mosaics KHQ-Tull and Gibbs to 4:45 gram, featuring Phil- Baker, Har- KTAB-Sport of Kings; 7:15, Ital- KJR--4:45, Snapshots ry McNaughton, Irene Beasley ian News Broadcast KEX-4 :45, Marian Miller Ross Liars KFI-News Release; 4:45, Orphan KPO-Organ Concert; 5:55, Dr. KLX-News; 7:15, Lovable Annie Program KROW-C. W. Hammond; 7:15, KFWB-Cocktail Hour RYA-Around the Town; Ne'er Do Well KFOX-Health and Psychology 5:45, Campbell Digest KJBS-Popular Recordings Assn. Pro- KTAB-Waltz Time; Clem Kennedy KGGC-Featured Artists; 7:15, KHJ-Parent-Teachers' KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee Johnny Delnor's Orchestra gram to 4:45 Your Way to Health KQW-Weather Report; 7:03, Radio KNX-Synagogue of the Air KROW-Eating 7:15, Talk :45, News release KJBS-Musical Hits News and Forum; KECA-4 KGGC-Lecture; 5:45, Irish Gems # KFRC & network -The Republican KGB -4:45, Safety Talk to 4:50 Cope - Fischer, pianist KQW-Musical Impressions; Reaction; 7:20, Cadets and KFSD-Edna 5:45, Voice of Portugal land's Orchestra KSL-Town Crier Minute Melodies to 7:20 KOA-Cities Service Concert to 4:45 KGA-Air Special; 5:45, Concert KFRC-7:15,

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KOL-7:15, Speaker Stevenson } KFRC & network-Sam Robbins' 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. KVI-7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 Orchestra KJR-Song Market; 7:15, Paul KGGC-Prosperity Parade; 8:45, KGO & network -Richfield News Bunyan Tunes of the Times 10:15, Williams -Walsh Orchestra KHJ-Edith Murray; 7:15, Pierce KJR-Dollars and Cents; KPO-Night Court, variety program Brothers 8:45, Watanabe and Archie KYA-News Editor; 10:10, Orch. KNX-Watanabe and Archie; KEX-Portland Union Bible Classes KTAB-Wrestling Matches 7:15, Mona Lowe, vocalist KHJ-Musical Program KLX-Dance Orchestra KFWB-Quartet; 7:15, Orchestra IiNX-Noack String Quartet; 8:45, KROW-Spotlight Review KFOX-Wiggsville; Bobby & Betty Elec. Trans. KFRC-News; 10:05, Harry Jack- KECA-Orchestra and Soloist KFWB-Jack Joy's Orchestra son's Orchestra KGB -7:15, Minute Melodies to 7:20 KFOX-Plano; Poetry & Music KOL-Ivan Ditmars and Don KFSD-Sonny & Buddy to 7:15 BECA-Fretta Shaw's Ethiopians; Isham, two organ team KSL-Republican Reaction; Orch. 8:45, Records KVI-Dance Music KGB --Hills Bros.; 8:45, Orchestra KJR-Melody Musketeers 7:30 to 8:00 P. M. KFSD-Musical Moments KEX-Hawaiians; 10:15, Night Ct. KSL-Master Bob, Philosopher; KHJ-News Items; 10:10, Dance KGO & network - Sax Appeal; KNX-Fights, Hollywood Stadium 7:45, The Philistine, Dr. Seth C. 8:45, Sam Robbins' Orchestra KFI-10:15, Gene Austin Maker KOA-Colorado Pioneers; 8:45, In KFWB-News; 10:15, Organ KPO-Comedy Stars of Hollywood Old Brazil KFOX-News; 10:15, Four Square to 7:45 Gospel Church KPO & network-7:45, Nanette 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. KECA-Recordings La Salle s KGO & network -Meredith Will - KGB -News; 10:05, Dance Orch. KYA-Radio Theatre son's Concert KSL-Wrestling; 10:15, Orchestra KTAB-Bob Olsen, vocalist; 7:55, KPO-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra; 9:15, KOA-Night Court Lataner's Facts Through the Looking Glass with KLX-Silver Strains; 7:45, Pianist Frances Ingram 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. KROW-Ne'er Do Well; 7:45, Skit KYA-Dance Orch.; 9:15, Friendly KGO & network -Williams -Walsh KGGC-Johnny Delnor's Orchestra Neighbors Orchestra; 10:55, News Service KQW-Variety program; 7:45. Band KTAB-Souvenirs; 9:15, Hillbillie KPO-Night Court, variety program *KFRC & network-Court of Hu- KLX-L. G. French, baritone; KYA-Organ Serenade man Relations 9:15, Uncle Adolph and His Cali- KTAB-The Rollickers KOMO-Greater Washington Hour fornia Rangers KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Orchestra KHQ-Talk; Souvenirs KROW-Del Courtney's Band KROW-Dance Music KJR-Olympic Hotel Orchestra KQW-Eb & Zeb: 9:15. Fireside KFRC-Dance Orchestra KGW-Musings; 7:45, Studio Pro- KFRC-Orchestra; 9:15, Fashion KOL-Dance music gram Boys and Cora Lee Scott KJR-Northern Lights KNX-Ralph Beach, tenor; King KOL-Post-Intelligencer; 9:05 Dance KOMO-Vic Meyer's Orchestra Cowboy Music; 9:15, Fun Fest KEX-The Walkathon; 10:45 Fair - KFI-Crazy Mountaineer KVI-Orchestra; 9:15, Luther Wel- vale Country Club KFWB-Orchestra; 7:45, "Hawaiian fare League KFI-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra Nights" KOMO-King's Foursome; 9:15, KFWB-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra KFOX-The Boy Detective; 7:45, Pipes and Strings KFOX-Geo. Hamilton Orchestra Popular Ballads KGW-Witch's Tale KHJ-Pasadena Community Dance KECA-Burr McIntosh; Records KHQ-The Electric Hour KNX-Fights from Hollvwocd Le- KOA-One Man's Family KEX-Souvenirs; Homicide Squad gion Stadium; 10:45, Orchestra KFI-Talk; 9:15, Carol Lee Instru- KGB -Dance Orchestra 8:00 to 8:30 P. M. mentalists KSL-Dance Orchestra KGO & network -Caswell Concert; KHJ-Jack Russell's Orchestra 8:15, One Man's Family KNX-News; 9:15, Drury Lane 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. KPO-Tom Gentry's Orchestra KFWB-Slumbertlme KYA-Erev Shaboth; 8:15 Doctor KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KPO & network-Ambassador Ho- Good Cheer KGB -Dance Orchestra tel Orchestra Fishin' KSL-9:15. Wrestling Matches KGO-Bai Tabarin Orchestra KTAB-Piano Patter; 8:15, KOA-Dance Orchestra KYA-Lee Searight's Orchestra Fool KTAB-Orchestra; 11:15, Santa KLX-Carefree Capers Clara Valley Association KROW-Tunes of Old Mexico 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. KROW-Dance Music KGG -C -Tango Time; 8:15, Prosper- KGO & network -Tom Coakley's KFRC-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra ity Parade Orchestra KOL-Dance Music KQW-San Jose Accordion Club KPO-Spiritual Fantasy; Kenneth KEX-The Domino * KFRC & network -Court of Hu- Spencer, basso; Southern Har- KVI-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra man Relations; 8:15, Harry Sos- mony Four; Paul Carson, organist KGW-Cole McElroy's Orchestra nik's Orchestra KYA-Amer. Weekly Drama; 9:45, KJR-Hollywood Temple KOL-8:15, Musical Program News KHJ-Pasadena Community Dance KJR-Melody Race; 8:15, Harkins, Harmon's Orchestra Rider and Lee KTAB-Wrestiing Matches KFWB-Manny KEX-News to 8:15 KLX-Uncle Adolph and his Cali- KFOX-Orchestra KNX-The In -Laws; 8:15, Quartet fornia Rangers; 9:45. News Items KGB-Aaronson's Orchestra KFWB-Billie Lowe; 8:15, Pioneer KROW-Ran Wilde's Orchestra KFOX-Blue Shadow Girl; 8:15, KQW-Cliff Corbett; 9:45, Drama 11:30 to 12:00 Midnight Sons of the Pioneers * KFRC & network -Irving Aaron - KGO & network-Jack Bain's Or- KECA-Recorded Program son's Orchestra chestra from Club Victor KFSD-Marie Viratelle Kriete; 8:15, KVI-Earl Hines' Orchestra KPO-Organ Concert Fairway Facts KHQ-Beauty That Endures to 9:45 KYA-Frank Castle's Little Show KSL-8:15, Sandy McThrift KGW-Texas Cowboy to 9:45 KTAB-Vagabond of the Air KOA-Tivoli Jolly Brewers KOL-Dance Orchestra KFRC-To be announced KOMO-9:45, Cowboy Joe KVI-Midnight Moods, Organ 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. KJR-Mystic Asia; Rhythm Encores KJR-Nightcaps, recorded KEX-9:45, Studio Program KFI-Club Victor Orchestra KGO & network -One Man's Fam- KFT-Riehelien: Cardinal or King KHJ-Organ and Recordings ily; 8:45, In Old Brazil KHJ-Orchestra; 9:45, Hills Bros.; Records KPO-Eno Crime Clues 9:50, Orchestra KGB-Studio; KYA-Dance Orchestras KNX-Dance Band; 9:45, Fights, KTAB-String Quartet; 8:45, Dixie Legion Stadium 12:00 to 1 A.M. Marsh, Piano Intimacies KFWB-Ed Fitzpatrick Orchestra KTAB-Vagabond of the Air KLX-NRA Talk KFOX-Beverly Hill Billies KROW-Midnight Vagabonds KROW-Del Courtney's Band KSL-Wrestline Matches KHJ-Recordings KQW-Iverson String Quartet KOA-Dance Orchestra KJBS-12:01, Owl Program to 7 a.m.

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A. M. KHQ-9:15, Joyner Drug Stores 7:00 to 7:30 KJR-Another Spring; 9:15, Per- KGO & network-Organ Concert; sonal Adviser 7:15, The Vass Family KOMO-Beauty Talk KYA-Musical Clock KFI-Medical Talk; 9:15, News KTAB-Sunrise Symphony KNX-Organ Recital KROW-Commuters' Time Clock KFWB-King's Men; 9:15, Maude KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub Hughes, pianist KQW-The Breakfast Hour KFOX-Records; Talk KFRC-Records; 7:25, Stocks KOA-Words and Music KOL-Breakfast Club KSL-Golf Tournament to 9:05 KVI-Radio Gospel League 9:30 to 10:00 A. M. KM -Morning News KGO & network -American Farm KHJ-Records and Stock Reports Bureau Federation Program KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club KPO-News; 9:45, Organ Concert KFWB-Recordings KYA-Waltz Idylls KFOX-Early Bird; 7:15, Pep and KTAB-Rod Hendrickson; 9:45, Ginger Exercises Stars on Review KECA-Records KLX-Records KGB -Morning Edition KROW-Diet and Health KSL-Morning Watch KJBS-Morning Concert KOA-Galaxy of Stars KGGC-Dance Novelties KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day KFRC & network-Harold Knight's 7:30 to 8:00 A. M. Orchestra KGO & network -Financial Ser- KJR-9 :45, Shuffling Feet vice; 7:45, Johnny O'Brien, har- KOL-Julie Day to 9:45 monica KVI-Harold Knight's Orchestra KPO-Down Lovers Lane KEX-Studio Program KYA-Musical Clock KNX-Records; 9:45, News KTAB-South Americans; 7:45, Hill- MEREDITH WILLSON KFWB-Recordings; 9:45, News billie Tunes KPO-8:15 P. M. KFOX-Recordings; 9:35, Talk KROW-Commuters' Time Clock KECA-Physical Education KJBS-Alarm Klok Klub KGB -9:45, News Flashes KQW-The Breakfast Hour KFRC-Morning Exercises 8:30 to 9:00 A. M. 10:00 to 10:30 A. M. EGO & KGW-Ronald Buck KGO & network -Vic and Sade; net work -American Farm KHQ-7:45, Early Birds 8:45, Maurice Lee's Orchestra Bureau Federation Program KOt-7:45, Radio Headliners KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day KPO-Arion Trio KVI-Morning Variety; Souvenirs KYA-Morning Concert; Frivolities KYA-Musical Strings; Organ KJR-Market Quotations; KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KTAB-Paul Keller, pianist; 10:15, 7:45, Early Echoes KTAB-Watch Tower; 8:45, Shop- Chasin' the Blues KEX-7:45, Hill Billies per's Digest KLX-Records; 10:15, 8. F. Stocks; KFI-Helen Hill, pianist; 7:45, KROW-The Breakfast Hour 10:20, News Items Church Quarter -Hour KJBS-Dance Melodies KROW-Island Serenaders; 10:15, KHJ-Records and Stocks KQW-Iverson String Quartette; Hits from Hollywood KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club 8:45, Hawaiians KJBS-Radio News Reporter; KFWB-Gold Star Rangers # KFRC & network-To be announced 10:05, Dance Orchestra KFOX-Grain Reports; 7:32, Songs KVI-8:45, Market Specials KQW-Aunt Sammy; 10:15, Shop- KGB-Records; 7:55, Program Res. KOMO-Resume; 8:33, Vagabonds per's Guide KSL-Morning Watch; 7:55, Shop- KGW-Crazy Crystals; 8:45, Abe KFRC-Junior Artist Recital ping Suggestions Bercovitz, violin KGGC-Cal King KOA-Down Lovers' Lane KIM -Shoppers' Guide; Burgans KJR-Melody Palette KEX-8:45, Orchestra KNX-Eddie Albright's Family 8:00 to 8:30 A. M. KFI-Charlie Wellman; Rudy Wei- KFOX-Records; String Quartet doft Transcription KFWB-Recordings KGO & network -Pietro Yon, or- KFWB-Recordings KECA-Physical Education ganist KFOX-Health and Efficiency KSL-Artist Recital; 10:15, Synco- KPO-William Cowles, pianist; 8:15, KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club pators Crosscuts from the Log o' the Day KGB-Stocks to 8:35 KYA-Christian Science Reading; KSL-To be announced 10:30 to 11:00 A. M. 8:15, Mr. and Mrs. Reader KOA-Rex Battle Ensemble; 8:45, KGO & network -News Service; KTAB-Portuguese News Songfellows 10:35, Woman's Magazine of the KLX-Records; 8:20, Stocks Air KROW-Commuters Time Clock 9:00 to 9:30 A. M. KPO-Song Fellows; 10:45, Concert KJBS-Latest Record Releases Favorites KQW-Morning Watch KGO & network -Words & Music KYA-Organ Concert # KFRC & network -Jack and Jane KPO-Crosscuts Log o' the Day; KTAB-Health Talk; Recordings Carlton with Orchestra; 8:15, Pete 9:15, Alvino Rey, guitarist KLX-International Kitchell Woollery and Canadians KYA-Frivolities; 9:15, Prudence KROW-University on the Air KOL-Musical program Penny KJBS-Organ; 10:45, Records KTAB-Hour of Prayer KGGC-Soft Pillow Sunshine KOMO-Manhattan Echoes; 8:15,' KLX-Records KQW-Shopping Guide; 10:45, Roll- Morning Reveries KROW-Vita !leper; 9:15, Salon ing Stones KHQ-Shoe Shop; Musical Gems Program KFRC-Junior Artist Recital KEX-Recordings RIBS -Popular Vocalists; KJR-Club Minutes; 10:45, Korsmo KNX-Bill Sharpies Breakfast Club 9:15, Dance Tunes KOL-Morning Melodies KFWB-Gold Star Rangers KGGC-Morning Melodies; KEX-10:35, Lost and Found; KFOX-Recordings 9:15, Charlie Glenn, old songs 10:37, Records; 10:45, Cobwebs KECA-Recordings KQW-Tuneful Topics of the Day and Nata KFSD-Good Cheer program -{c KFRC & network-Golf Champion- KNX-Organ Recital KSL-Jack and Jane Carlton; 8:15, ship; 9:10, Madison Ensemble KFWB-Recordings Jennie Lee KOL-Prudence Penny to 9:15 KFOX-String Quartet; 10:40, Grain KOA-Pietro Yon, organist KGW-Cooking School to 9:15 Reports; 10:45, Songs

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KECA-Classic Hour, records KTAB-Echoes of Portugal KQW-Afternoon Concert KOA-Farm Forum KLX-Bill Duncan's Band KJR-Headliners, recorded KSL-Round Towners KROW-Hits of Today KEX-Symphony KJBS-Dance Matinee KNX-Trojan Band and Chorus 11:00 to 11:30 A. M. KGGC-Request Hour KFWB-Recordings; 2:15, Baseball KGO & network -Woman's Maga- KQW-Weather; Market Reports Game zine of the Air # KFRC & network-George Scher - KFOX-Recordings KPO-Dan Russo's Orchestra ban's Orchestra KECA-Classical Recordings KYA-Organ; 11:15, Rhythmsters KGW-Dr. Semler; 12:45, Friendly KSL-2 :15, Dental Clinic of the Air KTAB-Concert; 11:15, Bulletin Chat KOA-Theatre Reporter; 2:05, Al Board KEX-American Produce to 12:35 Pearce and Gang KLX-Melody Race; 11:15, Muriel KJR-Uncle Frank's Children Mat. Scherruble KFWB-Billie Lowe & Bob Shafer; 2:30 to 3:00 P. M. 12:45, Records KROW-Health Talk; 11:15, Organ KGO & network -Tom Coakley's KJES-Hits of the Past KFOX-Dick Pearsall, baritone; Orchestra KGGC-Milady's Date Book; 12:45, Civic Talk KNX-Borowsky's Ensemble KPO-Arion Trio, instrumentalists 11:15, Star of the Week ETA -Vignettes of Life; 2:45, Base- KFRC & network-Golf Champion- KECA-Recordings ship; 11:10, Columbia Salon Orch. KOA-Lady Next Door ball Game KQW-White House Concert KSL-George Scherban's Orchestra KTAB-Royal Sophistication; KOL-Cecil Solly to 11:15 2:45, Tranquility KEX-Cobwebs and Nuts 1:00 to 1:30 P. M. KLX-Souvenirs of Song; 2:45, KGW-Star Furniture Program Pianist KJR-Rhythm Rulers KGO & network -Palmer Clark & KROW-Dell Perry, pianist; 2:45, KNX-Carefree Capers His Orchestra Studio KFWB-Records; Lost and Found KPO-News; 1:15, Stringwood En- KJBS-Popular Dance Recordings KFOX-Recordings; Talks semble KQW-Sherman Clay Program KOA-Livestock, Produce, Weather KYA-Hawaiians # KFRC & network - Wanderers 11:10, KTAB-Songs of the Past Quartet; 2:45, Political Situation Reports; Orchestra KLX-Don Brose; 1:15, National in Washington, Frederic Wile KSL-Columbia Salon Orchestra Parks Talk KEX-Symphony KROW-Concert Melodies KJR-Boeing Talk; 2:45, Siesta 11:30 to 12:00 Noon KJBS-Hawaiian Orchestra; KNX-Foreign Recordings KGO-Financial Flashes to 11:35 1:15, At the Hollywood Keyhole KFWB-Baseball Game KGO & network -Springtime Con- KQW-Friendly Hour KFOX-Recordings cert # KFRC & network -George Hall's KECA-Records KPO-Edna Fischer, pianist; 11:45, Orchestra KSL - Wanderers Quartet; 2:45, Agricultural Bulletins KGW-Chat; Dental Clinic Frederic Wile ETA-Album Leaves KJR-Uncle Frank's Children Mat. KOA-Palace Hotel Orchestra KTAB-Jean Kent KEX-Boy Scouts' Program KLX-Anita and Orosco; 11:45, KHQ-Business and Pleasure; 1:15, 3:00 to 3:30 P. M. Mountaineers Studio KROW-Latin-American Program KFWB-Records EGO -Arlon Trio KJBS-Dance Orchestra KFOX-Family Almanac KPO & network -Flying with Cap- KGGC-Recordings and News KNX-Orchestra tain Al Williams; 3:15, Religion KQW-Accordion Capers KECA-Concert Recording in the News # KFRC & network-Dancing Echoes ESL -Town Crier ETA-Baseball Game KJR-Measured Steps KTAB-Recordings; 3:15, Paul Kel- KHQ-Organ Concert 1:30 to 2:00 P. M. ler, pianist KFWB-Eddie Eben, organist KLX-Recordings KFOX-News; Talk; Records EGO & network-To be announced KROW-Novelty Review KFI-U. S. C. Lecture Series; KPO-Stringwood Ensemble KJBS-Light Opera records 11:45, Market Reports ETA -Rhythmic Ripples # KFRC & network-Leon Belasco's KNX-Carefree Capers; Talk KTAB-Victor Salon Hour Orchestra KOA-Springtime Concert KLX-Song Bag KJR-To be announced KSL-Dancing Echoes KROW-Bobbie Lee; 1:45, Records KEX-Symphony KJBS-Afternoon Popular Concert KHQ-3:15, Club Bulletin 12:00 to 12:30 M. KQW-Friendly Hour KNX-Melody Palette P. KFRC-N. Y. Stocks to 1:35 KECA-Records; 3:15, Organ KGO & network-Argentine Trio; KFRC & network-1:35, Edward KFWB-Baseball Game 12:15, Western Agriculture Wurtzebach Orchestra; 1:45, Ra- KFOX-Recordings KPO-Springtime Concert ginsky's Ensemble KOA-Microphone News ETA -Scriptures; 12:03, Concert KGW-Friendly Chat 3:15, Dr. Stanley High KTAB-Noon Concert KVI-1:45, Amusement Tips KSL-Payroll Builder KLX-12:05, Bill Duncan's Band KJR-Recordings KROW-Latin-American Program KEX-Better English Talk; Records 3:30 to 4:00 P. M. KJBS-Instrumental & Vocal KNX-Pontrelll's Orchestra KQW-Band Concert KFWB-Records; 1:45, Pianist KGO-Organ Concert, Paul Carson KFRC & network -Ann Leaf, or- KFOX-Recordings KPO & network-Don Bestor and ganist KECA-Classic Hour, records Orchestra KGW-12:15, Meier & Frank KOA-New Deal Economies KTAB-Tea Timing; Three Jack' KJR-Twelve o'Clock Tunes; 12:15, KSL-Tom Baker and Norm Sherr; KYA-Baseball Game Market Quotations 1:45, Mischa Raginsky KHJ-Three Rhythm Kings to 8:45 KEX-The Walkathon to 12:15 KLX-Melody Palette; 3:45, Reeds. KFWB-News; 12:05, Records; 2:00 to 2:30 P. M. KROW-Recordings 12:15, Talk KJBS-Dance Orchestra KGGC-Request Hour EGO & network -Al Pearce and # KFRC & network -American Mixed KFI-Department of Agriculture His Gang Quartet; 3:45, Music KNX-News; 12:15, Congoin KPO-California Dons KFRC-3 :50, Church Announce- KECA-12:15, News Release ETA-Rhythmic Ripples; ments; 3:55, Town Topics KFOX-Records; Skit; Talk 2:15. Argentinians KOL-Lost and Found; 3:45, Stamp ESL-Broadcaster's Review KTAB-Ray Noble's Orchestra; Man KOA-Springtime Concert 2:15, Romancin' KOMO-Birnbaum's Bavarians KLX-Lost & Found; 2:15, Records KHQ-Nat'l Grocery Frog. to 3:45 12:30 to 1:00 P. M. KROW-Records; 2:15, Charles KEX-3:45, Melody Salon Goodman, vocalist KNX-Melody Palette KGO & network -Western Agri- KJBS-Popular Dance Recordings KECA-Organ Recital culture # KFRC & network -Mischa Ragin- KFWB-Baseball Game KPO-Concert Favorites sky's Orchestra; 2:15, Golf Cham- KFOX-Music; Talk; Records KYA-Noonday Concert pionship ESL -The Junior Hour

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4:00 to 4:30 P. M. 6:30 to 7:00 P. M. KGO-Organ Concert; 4:15, Serenata STATION DIRECTORY KGO & network -National Barn KPO & network -To be announced Dance, variety program KYA-Baseball Game NBC Network Stations KPO-Piano Pals KTAB-Afternoon Concert; 4:15, Oil KYA-Cy Trobbe Orchestra Bachelor Station Meters Kcs. KTAB-Echoes of Portugal KLX-Talk on Camping; Records KECA 209.7 1430 KLX-KLX Trio KROW-The Historian; 4:15, Royal KEX 254.1 1180 KROW-Doc Shahan's Ramblers; Hawaiians KFI 468.5 640 6:45, Modern Rhythms g,TRa-Radln Headliners. Record. KFSD 499.7 600 KJBS-Popular Melodies -e KFRC & network -Morton Down- KGGC-Theater of the Air; KGO 379.5 790 6:45, Famous ey's Studio Party KGW 483.6 Waltzes KOMO-Dream Melodies 620 KQW-Band Concert; 6:45, Farm- KEX-Baseball Game KHQ 508.2 590 ers Exchange KFI-News; Organ KJR 309.1 970 KFRC-Rhythm Revue KNX-Fireside Phantasies KOA 361.2 830 KVI-Rhythm Revue KFWB-Baseball game KOMO 325.9 920 KOL-Rhythm Revue KFOX-News; 4:15, Fortyniners KPO 440.9 680 KEX-6:45, Oregon's Motor Cruise KSL-Morton Downey KYA 243.8 1230 KJR-Los Argentinos KHJ-Rhythm Revue CBS Network KNX-Borowsky's Concert Ensem- 4:30 to 5:00 P. M. s Stations ble; 6:45, Sports Revue and lnterv. KGO & network -Serenata; 4:45, KFRC 491.5 610 KFWB-Organ; 6:45, Harmoniste Little Orphan Annie KGB 225.4 1330 KFOX-School Kids; String Orch. KPO-Hands Across the Border; KHJ 333.1 900 KGB -Rhythm Revue 4:45, Barbara Merkeley, harpist KOL 236.1 1270 KECA-Lyric String Trio KYA-Baseball Game; 4:45, Dance KSL 265.3 1130 KFSD-Symphony KTAB-Sport of Kings; 4:45, KVI 526 570 KSL-Peter Spraynozzle and Harry Rhythm Ramblings Clarke; 6:45, Elder Michaux KLX-Helen Parmelee, pianist Independent Stations KROW-Ne'er Do Well 7:00 to 7:30 P. M. KJBS-Dance Orchestra; KFOX 239.9 1250 KGO & network -National Barn 4:45, Harmony Trio KFWB 315.6 950 Dance KQW-Story Time; 4:45, Echoes KGGC 211.1 1420 KPO-Education at the Crossroads; KFRC-Gus Arnheim's Orchestra: KJBS 280.2 1070 7:15, Cook and Alexander 4:45, Dance Music KLX 340.7 880 KYA-Ernie Smith's Sport Page; KEX-Baseball Game to 4:45 KNX 285.5 1050 7:15, Organ Serenade. Glen Goff KJR-Tea Dansant KQW 296.6 1010 KTAB-Orch.; 7:15, Italian News KHQ-Tull and Gibbs to 4:45 KLX-News Items; 7:15, Albert Teachers Assn. to 4:45 KROW 322.4 930 KFI-Calif. KTAB 535.4 560 Rosenblatt, baritone KFWB-Cocktail Hour KROW-C. W. Hammond; 7:15, KFOX-Recordings Novelty Review KECA-4:45, News Release KJBS-Popular Records KNX-Concert Recordings KQW-Musical Impressions; 5:45, KGGC-Knights of the Red Branch KSL-Concert; 4:45, Review Voice of Portugal KQW-Weather Forecast; 7:03, Ru- KOA-Hands Across the Border KJBS-Dance Hits of the Day ral California Evening Radio -e KFRC & network -Dramatic Guild News and Forum; 7:15, Fifteen 5:00 to 5:30 P. M. KJR-Spice of Life Minutes in Paris KGO-To be announced KEX-Week-end Road Report; KFRC & network-To be announced KPO-News; 5:15, Tom Coakley's 5:35, Orchestra; 5:45, Walkathon KJR-Song Recital Orchestra KNX-John Matthews; 5:45, Song KGA-7:15, Spokane Chemical Co. KYA-Children's Hour; 5:15, Market KEX-Oregon's Motor Cruise . Around the Town KFOX-Recordings KNX-Watanabe and Archie; KTAB-The Funnies; 5:15, Lata- KFWB-Piano Duo; 5:45, Records 7:15, Calmon Luboviski, violinist ner's Facts KECA-Temple Baptist Question KFWB-Amer. Weekly; 7:15, Sons KLX-Brother Bob's Club Hour; 5:45, Records of Pioneers KROW-Organ Chats KFSD-Popular Program KFOX-Wiggsvllle; 7:15, Buddy & KJBS-Dance Hits of the Day KOA-Beatrice Fairfax Betty KGGC-Classics; 5:15, Go to Church KSL-Dramatic Guild KECA-Raine Bennett, poet Tomorrow KGB -To be announced KQW-Evening Vespers 6:00 to 6:30 P. M. KFSD-Adolph and Rudolph -e KFRC & network KSL-Sylvia Froos; 7:20, Jack Little - Chesterfield KGO & network Hudson -Essex Orchestra Program Terraplane Travelcade;- Lennie KJR-Resume; Snapshots P. M. KEX-Musical Gems Hayton's Orchestra with vocalists 7:30 to 8:00 KNX-Recordings; 5:15, Dr. John KPO-Robert Nurok's Concert En- KGO & network -Happy Tunes Matthews semble KPO-Happy Felton's Bal Tabarin KFWB Records; 5:15, Popular KYA-Dinner at Six Orchestra Songs- KTAB-Ballad Hour KYA-Cy Trobbe on Broadway KFOX-Cocktail Hour KLX-KLX Trio KLX-Fireside Phantasies KECA-Recorded Program KROW-News; 6:15, Studio Prog. KTAB-Soliloquy; 7:45, Royal KFSD-Popular Program KJBS-News; 6:15, Records Hawaiians KOA-Colgate KGGC-Town Topics; 6:15, Dinner - KROW-Labor Journal; 7:45, Crime House Patry Dance Review News, Tom King KQW-NRA Speaker; 6:15, Fran- KGGC-Knights of the Red Branch 5:30 to 6:00 P. M. co's Program KQW-Soul of Portugal KGO & network -Beatrice Fair- KFRC & network-To be announced KFRC & network -To be announced fax, advice on marriage KEX-Sam Gordon, Kibitzer; KHQ-7:45, Souvenirs KPO-Dot Kay, contralto; 5:45, 6:15, Orchestra KJR-Olympic Hotel Orchestra Carson Cocktail, organ KJR-Song Bag KOL-Radio Speaker Stevenson KYA-Around the Town; KNX-News; 6:15, Concert KFI-Thru the Hollywood Looking 5:45, Campbell Digest KFWB-News; 6:05, Records; 8:15, Glass; 7:45, Latvian Singers KTAB-Waltz Time; Rhythms Organ KNX-Calmon Luboviski, violinist Ramblings KFOX-News; 6:05, Al and Molly KFWB-Juvenile Revue KLX-Covered Wagon Jubilee KECA-Recordings; 6:15, News KFOX-Marco Juvenile Revue KROW-Eating Your Way to Health KFSD-Symphony KECA-Organ, Dr. Bruce Kingsley KGGC-All Colored Revue; KOA-Terraplane Travelade KSL-To be announced 5:45, Irish Gems KSL-To be announced KOA-Hotel Cosmopolitan Orcb.

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8:00 to 8:30 P. M. KNX-Hollywood Barn Dance KGB-Dance Orchestra KECA-Recordings KSL-Dance Music EGO & network-Floyd Gibbons, KFWB-Ed. Fitzpatrick's Orchestra KOA-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra Nathaniel Shilkret's Orchestra; KFOX-Dance Orchestra 8:15, Sarah Kreindler, violinist KSL-Dance Music 11:00 to 11:30 P. M. KPO-Clef Dwellers, male vocal trio KOA-Terrace Gardens Orchestra KPO & network-8:15, Carefree EGO-Organ Concert Carnival, variety show KPO & network-Ambassador Ho- KYA-Voice of L'Italia 10:00 to 10:30 P. M. tel Orchestra KTAB-Home Favorites KGO & network-Harry Barris & KYA-Lee Searight's Orchestra KLX-Musical Soiree C rchestra KTAB-Hal Girvin's Orchestra KROW-Latin-American Program KPD-Williams-Walsh Orchestra KROW-Midnight Vagabonds KGGC-Request Hour KYA-Jess Stafford's Orchestra KFRC-Irving Aaronson's Orchestra KQW-Accordian Capers KTAB-Dance Tunes KOL-Dance Music KFRC & network-Ted Fio-Rito's ELX-Dance Orchestra KW-Musical program Orchestra KRDW-Harlem Echoes KOW-Santiseptic KJR-Reflections of Romance KFRC-News; 10:35, Harry Jack- KOMO-Moonlight Melodies KOL-Comedy Stars of Hollywood son's Orchestra KEX-11:15, The Walkathon to 8:15 KOL-Da-ice Orchestra KHJ-Pasadena Community Dance KHQ-8:15, Old Time Party EVI-Cafe de Paree Orchestra KFWB-Manny Harmon's Orchestra KEX-News Flashes KJR-Until Tomorrow KFOX-Manny Harmon's Orchestra KHJ-Ted Fio -Rito Orchestra KGW-Studio Program to 10:15 KGB-Orchestra KNX-Hollywood Barn Dance KHI-News Items; 10:10, Orchestra KECA-Playground Dept. Musical KNX-Pontrelli's Orchestra 11:30 to 12:00 Midnight KFWB-Musical Newsy KG3-News Flashes KGO & network-Jack Bain's Or- KFOX-Christian Science; 8:15, KFWB-News; Organ chestra Ballads KFOX-News; Orchestra KPO-Organ Concert, Chas. Runyan KSL-Ted Flo-Rito's Orchestra KSL-Dacce Music KYA-Frank Castle's Little Show KOA-Joseph Hornik's Orchestra KTAB-Vagabond of the Air 8:30 to 9:00 P. M. 10:30 to 11:00 P. M. KROW-Vagabond and Music EGO & network-Russian Trouba- KFRC-Tony Pecetti's Orchestra dours KGO & network-Club Victor Or- KOL-Dance music KPO & network-Carefree Carni- chestra; 10:55, News Service KVI-Tony Peccetti's Orchestra val, variety show KPO-Jerome Twitchell & Orchestra; KEX-Organ Music KYA-Dance Orchestras 10:55, Musicale Interlude KJR-Vic Meyers'- Orchestra KTAB-Tabloid Players KYA-Jess Stafford's Orchestra KFI-Club Victor Orchestra KLX-Musical Soiree KTAB-Walk-a-Way; Rollickers KHJ-Organ Recital KROW-Itallan Program KLX-Hotel Lake Merritt Orchestra KGB-Tony Peccetti's Orchestra KGGC-Request Hour KROW-Dance Music KFOX-Jack Maurice's Orchestra KQW-Spanish Music; 8:45, Italian KFRC-Dance Orchestra KOL-Dance music 12:00 to 1 A.M. Program KVI-Dance Orchestra # KFRC & network-Dance Orch. KJR-Rocky Mountaineers KTAB-Vagabonds of the Air KOMO-Fisher's Blend Half Hour KOMO-Vic Meyers' Orchestra KROW-Midnight Vagabonds HOW-Fisher's Blend Half Hour KEX-Rev. Willard H. Pope KJBS-12:01, Owl Program KNX-Hollywood Barn Dance KFI-Biltmore Hotel Orchestra KHJ-Recordings KHJ-Dance Orchestra KHJ-Pasadena Community Dance KGB-Records KFWB-Mystery Drama KNX-Pontrellt's Orchestra KECA-Recordings KFWB-Geo. Hamilton's 1:00 A. M. to 7:00 A. M. KFOX-Piano; 8:45, Poetry & Music Orchestra KSL-Dance Orchestra KFOX-Geo. Hamilton's Orchestra KJBS-Owl Program 9:00 to 9:30 P. M. EGO-Seymour Simons' Orchestra KPO & network-Blue Moonlight KYA-Dance Orchestra; Frank It Costs you Castle, pianist KTAB-Souvenirs; 9:15, Doc Herrold KLX-Faucit Theater Less Than 3 c a Copy of the Air KROW-Italian Program KFRC & network-Harry Sosnik's Orchestra By Subscribing to KOL-Post-Intelligencer; 9:05, Dance Music KOMO-Thirty Minutes of Music, KOW-Drama Broadcast Weekly KEX-Studio Program KNX-News; 9:15, Hollywood Barn Dance - - - - - USE THIS COUPON KFI-Orchestra and Soloist KFWB-Slumbertime BROADCAST WEEKLY, KFOX-Slumbertime 1114 Mission Street, San Francisco. KOA-Junior Chamber of Commerce KSL-Harry Sosnik's Orchestra Gentlemen: Send me BROADCAST WEEKLY for one year (or six months). I enclose herewith $1.50 (or $1.00). 9:30 to 10:00 P. M. EGO & network-Tom Coakley's Orchestra Name KPO-Clyde Lucas' Orchestra KYA-International House Address KTAB-Val Valente's Orchestra KLX-Rhythm Encores; 9:45, News KROW-Ran Wilde's Orchestra City KJBS-Morning Concert KFRC & network-Earl Hoffman's State Orchestra KOL-9 :45, Democratic News NEW RENEWAL EXTENSION KJR-Metropolitan Moods

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