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Radio Today Kali- 1430 Kfvd - 1020 1540 Kwkw -1300 Kern- 1410 Kfwb - 980 Kiev- 870 Kpol - Friday, July 17, 1953 Kfac -1330 Kger - 1390Klac - 570 Kpmc 1560 Kxla -1110 KBIG - 740 KFI - 640 KGF3 - 1230 KMPC - 710 KPPC -1240 KBLA -1490 KFOX - 1280 KGIL-1260 KNX 1070 KRIM - 1150 1150 KECA- 790 KFSG - KNJ - 930 KOWL - 1580KVOE -1480 RADIO TODAY KALI- 1430 KFVD - 1020 1540 KWKW -1300 KERN- 1410 KFWB - 980 KIEV- 870 KPOL - FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1953 KFAC -1330 KGER - 1390KLAC - 570 KPMC 1560 KXLA -1110 2:00 P.M. K3IPC-Stars of Song 8:30 P.M. KRKD-Sports Dial CFI.Fisher. Ameche KFI-Plain KH.T-Cltv: Brown KNX.Lowell Thomas CURRENT EVENTS- VARIETY- KECA-RecIpe: Todds CLAC-Naws: KECA.Platter Brains 6:30 KECA11ity 13vLine c.HJAns'r: News L.A. Today KHJ.Muslc 7:35 KtiX. RECA-Dulles 5:30 KFI.irneche &Fisher KNIPC-News; Music Robertson. State Dept. BOO KFI-Town Ball Party 2:15 P.M. 5:45 P.M. 8:45 P.M. 0:30 KFI-Dulles-Robertson KF1-Front Pg. Farrell EF1-Soorts Digest 10:00 KFI-Reporter SPORTS- KFI-E. Peterson KNX-Family Skeleton 10:30 KHJ-Dullcs. Robertson 2:30 P.M. CNX-F. Goss; News 12:00 KIMPC-Carlinalsocigers KECA-Bob Garred MYSTERY DRAMA- 5:30 K1,1-13111 Sterns KFI-Lorenzo Jones 9:00 P.M. K.1-1J-Fearless CRKID-Race Results .6:00 KNX-Rogers of Gazette 5:45 KRRD-Race Results CMPC-Music, StewartKFI.Town Hall Party 7:00 KFI-Sport Show NFACPons Concert KLAC-Sports 7:00 KFIJ-011icialDetective 8:00 KRI4D-Flshing l'als KECA-MillIonaire :NX-3. Mercer Show, 7:30 KHJ-Cisco Kid 8:15 K51PC.Angels-Solons NNX.Curt Massey 6:00 P.M. C.ECA.Name Song 8:00 KNX-Mr. Keen 0:15 KFWEIStars.Rahners 2:45 P.M. Elf.T.Newspaper of Air 5:45 KNX-Famlly Skeleton 11:10 14.11,1Gaine of Day KI,I-Doctor s Wife CFI-News, Putnam KG FJ.H tint. Hancock :NX-Wizard Odds CECA-News 9:15 P.M. CLAC.News: Tunes Iton Lewis Jr. 3:00 P.M. KMPC-Kelley Sports KFWB-Stars-Rainiers K.NX-Rogers of 1:11-Trav'elers Gazette 9:30 P.M. NX-Ash ton. Lewis KFACNews. Show :FI-Dulles.itohert son KECA-Beut the Record:11.1-Gabriel tleatter KNX-Star: I fawth'ne K.VAC-News; Piano KFWB.News. Yoram Kr.c.A.L. Welk Orel:. 7:00 A.M. 9:00 A.M. KECA ;Mg :%larries 3:10 P.M. KG10.I.Request Pert. RHJ-Rod, Gun; Comic li:FAC-Folk.Songs IC:NS UM' Backyard ICFSAVestern Swing (MX-WendyWarren 6:15 P.M. 10:00 P.M. KNX.Ferris Show KECA-Garden: Recipe 11:30 A.M. 3:30 P.M. KFI-Out of West XECA-Music. Mast'son!MS-Record RhapsodyKFIThrase Pays KF1-Dr. Paul KECA-Elmer Davis KFI.Reporter KHJ-News. Hem'way K FA C-Concert KNX.Nora Drake NNX-OfT Ballanee KH.1-News: Con'seur KNX.News KLAC-News: Music KBIG-Catalina KECA-Hlts, Encores KFAC-World Opera K3IPC-News KECA-News: E. C. Hill KNIPGClock Watener Bandstand KHJQueen for Day KECA-Owens; Recipe 1:SW8-Scott, Sports R. Baukhage KFAC.Musle: News KFACConcert: News 9:15 A.M. 3:45 P.M. 6:30 P.M. KFAC.M c KFWB-Leyden, MusicEll-Ladies Day 11:45 A.M. 1-111-DIal Garroway 10:15 P.M. KNX-Aunt Jenny KFISeconri once KM-Lynn's Iflywd. ICFI.Marine Band KFI..lov Forever 7:15 A.M. KECA-Chet Huth ley ENXI3rightcr Day KNX-St. Louis Sum'r ENX.News; Sports KFI-Lawton. Com'tary KECA-3-Citv By-Line; KNX-R. Story Show KIIJCapitoh 4:00 P.M. KECA-Science of Mind 12 NOON Music: News K11.1-Com'tery, Edw'ds KHJ-Bkfst. Deng 9:30 A.M. KPI-Life Beautiful KNIPC-Races K51PC-News :NX-I !cleft Trent KFI.Farm Renort KNXPhil Normal/ KFAC-31ustcal 10:30 P.M. CECA-D'hle, NothingKNX.Nentwally. Newsl(ECA.M. M. McBride ICFW B.Am. Dances 1:FI.Itepeat Pert.; 7:30 A.M. KW-Norma Voting KEC.1-:: 1:11.1-Vul ton Lewis in KI1.1-1;;tory: New; Sports 14:F1-Cabbages & Kingsiolpe-Chef Milan! KFAC-1..umn. 1:1,AC-MitAcal X.Phil Norman KNX-Frank Goss KFAC-Pla no: News Fuller News1:1.1(1-News. Sports. 7:00 P.M. K1C.1-f.nne5onto /a / 1:P(11.-Itaptist ECA-N ews: :1-W.-Peter Po! ter Alex Vonper KFI-All-Anterivan (I I.I.Du I les-Rohtirtson KMPCClock Watcher:Mil-Jarvis. Music I: NI 1:1.T:11-Rowe Rancho Time KFWB-News: Sports in:11.sloolgers Sports Show 9:45 AA. 4:15 P.M. KN X-N1r. ellanle1011 7:45 A.M. MI-News 12:15 P.M. PI-New KW-Official De'etive 11:00 P.M. KFI.Mann Inc. News X-Ga I Stind:* KFI.Itoad or Life NI I.I.News, Hern.way IC3IPC-Stewart, MusicKFI-News KN.*-11arry Babbitt 9:55 A.M. KNX.I Mani) House 4:20 P.M. KFAC-Muslc at 7 ENX-Rohy, News KECA-Paul Harvey WIKeler; News KFWB-Music. LeydenMCA-Friend; 13erch KH.J.Ceriric Vomer KG r'J-Musical Digest RECA.Tenn. Ernie 4:30 P.M. KHJ.Chatterton, News 10:00 A.M. 12:30 P.M. 7:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. <F1.I'epper I cone KNXWenclell Noble KFI-Com'ta ry: Polka 11:10 P.M. KFI-10 O'Cloelt Date KECA-Nancy Iiolme KNX-J. F. Dulles, W. KNX.Hanlon Scoreb'rd KFI-51urray Talks KNX-Road of Life KNX.Art Linkletter KFIJCurt Alassey KHJ.Gaine of Day KNX-Ralph Story KIM-Newspaper of AirKECA..11ayes, Kemper Robertson KrWR..News RFIVB-News; Yocam KECA-Dul/es, 11:15 P.M. KECA-Bkfst. 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