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Penny Singleton, better known as "Blondie" of movies and radio, does her bit on Poppy Day

The truth About Shirley Temple's Secret Hobby Start the Amazing Fiction Story of "Stepmother"

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CONTENTS

Shirley Temple's Secret Hobby 1

For Soldiers Only 2

Bonita -* Jackie Equals Worry 4

See Hollywood with Ona Mun-

son 5... . . -

Stepmother (a fictionization by Wiley Malony) (Part 111) 6

The Movie Front. by Leon Ras- mussen 8

The Radio Front. by Lieut. Col. Curtis Mitchell, Glen Ander- son, Don Moore and Arthur Miller 10 Classical Music. by Robert Ba- gar 12

Short Waves. by Charles A. Morrison 14 Frequency Modulation. by Dick ACTIVE member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Women's Auxiliary Post 2061, Movie -Radio Guide's cover girl Dorrance 16 attends opening of Post 2805's new clubhouse for V. F. W. with husband Bob Sparks, Marine in World War I Programs Broadcast Mondays Through Fridays 18 -19 Other Programs 20 -31

Feminine Forum, by Alberta North 33 BUY A POPPY What's Cooking! by Georgia Scott 35 ON POPPY DAY Cover Photo by A. L. Schafer

the one word heard most on the lips of Amer- to keep alive the tradition of the red poppy as associated PERHAPS icans everywhere today is SERVICE, and buying a with our heroic dead -Lieut. John McCrae, with the poppy on Poppy Day is one way of serving which helps medical corps of the First Canadian Contingent, who not only all war veterans in government hospitals but in- died in France, January 28, 1918, after four years of cludes, this year, aid to service men in the present con- service on the Western Front. His poignant verses titled flict and their families as well. "In Flanders Fields" were written in the trenches during Adopted as the official flower of the American Legion the second battle of Ypres. They finally found their way in 1919, all the flowers sold on Poppy Day are made by to London, and were published first in "Punch" on De- Volume 11. Number 33 in disabled veterans hospitals throughout the nation. This cember 9, 1915. Because they represent such a vital link May 23-29. 1942 work, for which they are paid, represents their only source between today's and yesterday's Poppy Days, we quote of income, and the activity it affords these men has been them here for all those who will serve on Poppy Day this called invaluable by medical authorities from the stand- year by buying the symbol of sacrifice that honors Amer- SUPERVISING EDITOR: Carl A. Schroeder point of occupational benefits. The service ica's war dead and helps those who still r I.ANACINC canon: Ruth Bizzell began back in 1922 when Veterans of carry on the fight with the foe in the pres- rsoMOTlON DIRECTOR.: Martin Lewis

Foreign Wars inaugurated the custom of ent world conflict: ASSOCIATE EnaTOI : Evans Plummer. Holly- wood; Dot Moe. s Midwest; Arthur Miller. having ex- service men sell Buddy poppies New York: Richard Kunstmmn. Programs: James G. Hanlon. Education; Charles A. Mor- for the benefit of disabled soldiers, with "In Flanders Fields the poppies grow rison. Short Waves; Dick Dorrance, Frequency each flower carrying the tag: "Honor the Between the crosses, row on row, Modulation; Robert Bagar, Classical Music. That marks their place; and in the sky EDITORIAL ASSISTANTS: Ann Montgomery. Dead by Helping the Living." The sale of Raymond Hanlon. Charles LOCigno, Clarence these poppies every year since has become The larks, still bravely singing, fly Reuter. Melvin Spiegel. Scarce heard amid the guns below. EDITORIAL AND CIRCULATION OFFICES: 731 a custom now in most of the forty -eight Plymouth Court. Chicago. Illinois. states as well as in other countries. In We are the dead. Short days ago MOVIE -RADIO Gums (Trade Mark Regis- America the day is usually observed yearly tered U. S. Pal. 011iceI. Volume XI. Number We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, 33. Week 01 May 23 -29. 1942. Published weekly on the Saturday nearest May 28, which iv e ,5) .l1Í by Triangle Publications. Inc.. 400 North Broad Loved and were loved, and now we lie Street. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Editorial commemorates the capture of Cantigny in and Circulation Offices: 731 Plymouth Court.. BUY WAR SAVINGS In Flanders Fields. Chicago. Illinois. Entered as second -class mat - 1918, first offensive by American forces on ler at the Post Omce. Chicago. Illinois. Febru- sr1' 21, 1940. under the Act of March 3. 1879. the Western Front in World War I. In BONDS AN D STAMPS Take up our quarrel with the foe; Authorized by Post Office Department. Ottawa. Canada. as second -class matter. Copyright 1942 some sections of the United States, Poppy To you from failing hands we throw by Triangle Publications, Inc. All rights re- served. Unsolicited manuscripts should be ac- Day is referred to as "Buddy Day" or The torch; be yours to hold it high. companied by stamped. self-addressed envelope for return. Fifteen cents per copy ln the United "Flower Day," but the purpose,. irrespective of name, is If ye break faith with us who die Slates. the same -to serve America's war veterans in a vital way. We shall not sleep, though poppies grow SUBSCRIPTION RATES In the U. S. and posses- sions and countries of the Pan American Postal Digging back into the short history of our present In Flanders Fields." Onion: six months, $3.00: one year. $5.00. Subscription rates in foreign countries: six Poppy Day custom, it is heart -warming to know, too, that months, $4.00: one year. 57.00. Remit by postal money order, express money order or check it was born in the France of yesterday as a service of So when you buy a poppy this momentous year of drawn to the order of MOVIE -RADIO Gumc. love, Currency sent at subscriber's risk. Please allow and fostered by her school children, who each year 1942, keep in mind that in a small way you, too, ai'e four weeks for change of address. Be sure to give both old and new addresses. Please address placed flowers on the graves of American soldiers buried keeping the faith, fighting the fight on the home front all correspondence in reference to subscriptions in to the Subscription Department, 731 Plymouth their country. that will help our men over there in the struggle for free- Court, Chicago. Illinois.

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www.americanradiohistory.com SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S Secret Hobby

KEEPING a secret in Hollywood is just about as easy as finding the proverbial needle in a haystack; yet now and then some star does manage it until a chance word or a spontane- ous gesture gives it away -and completely, as Shirley Temple did recently at CBS. rehearsal of "Junior Miss," airlane show, in which she is now starring. Until she spontaneously picked up the hammers of Charlie Price's xylophone and started playing, no one in radio or movie circles was aware that Shirley had been hiding a musical talent. The ease with which the little star played electrified her impromptu audience, and Movm -RAnto GUIDE was the first to get the facts as well as the first picture of Shirley xylophoning, right. Digging into this deep, dark secret, it developed that La Temple has a full-size vibraphone in her special quarters at home which she plays a good deal. Hereto- fore, those who guard her interests had a "no story, no pictures for publication" ruling on her secret hobby and talent. In fact, those who heard her for the first time were as surprised as the New York college professor who toured out -of-way spots in Europe and the Orient before the war and was astonished to find that the children there were interested in only one famous American -Shirley Temple. A few of them even had Shirley Temple dolls. After that experience, should the good professor peruse the 1942 edition of "Who's Who" in America, he will probably not be so surprised to find Shirley Temple one of the youngest of the thirty -two thousand notables listed, and rating twenty -six lines in this roster of Amer- ica's great. In fact, her biography gets more space than John D. Rockefeller, Jr. About the same time Shirley's secret hobby came to light, she revealed a secret talent on her four- teenth birthday .(April 23) when she enter- tained two dozen pan- American youngsters,

children of nine Central, South American consuls. Everyone had fun at the ice-cream -and- cake feast served at Brittingham's Columbia Square restaurant, next door to Shirley's CBS broadcasting studio. Later she played hostess to the group at her "Junior Miss" show, took time to sign autographs for each guest, severi for a red -headed representative from Mexico, who explained, "I got friends at home who are expecting them." Shirley's warm friendliness and hospitality marked her as a true ambas- sador of good-will among our pan-American neighbors. Certainly no young matron twice her age could have shown more charm and grace than little Shirley Temple, who has been a movie star eleven of her fourteen years, and whose secret hobby for the xylophone aston- ished listeners at "Junior Miss" rehearsal.

ip S4il:i4l4l1:www.americanradiohistory.com "ONLY UNCLE SAM is big enough to sponsor it," said Bob Burns. Here's one sample of the kind of casts that present "Command Performance' for our fighters abroad: L. to r., conductor Gordon Jenkins, Lou Costello, pro- ducer Vick Knight, writer Glenn Wheaton, Shirley Temple, announcer Paul Douglas, Bud Abbott, Fanny ( "Snooks ") Brice, Hanley ( "Daddy") Stafford

In "Command Performance" All the Stars "Give" for the Boys Abroad

PROBABLY you haven't heard it at traditional Bronx "bird" for New DOROTHY LAMOUR was "commanded" to appear on a broadcast by all. Certainly you haven't heard Yorkers who might be homesick for service men, but she was escorted to the studios (above, left) by film actor much about it. Hardly a penny has it, and especially for Herr Hitler, in Randolph Scott. Above, right, Paul Douglas acted as master of cere- been spent on it. But undoubtedly case he might have been listening! A monies of several shows, took along his lovely bride, actress Virginia Field "Command Performance" is broad- sergeant in North Ireland wanted casting's most pretentious piece of to hear his dog bark. Queenie was entertainment. It's produced by the brought to the mike and barked her War Department exclusively for greetings to her master at the behest short-wave broadcasting to America's of Kate Smith. Important link in the armed forces abroad, and nothing's production of these shows is the Hol- too good for our fighters. "Command lywood Victory Committee, which Performance" draws upon the talents presents letters from the service men of America's top -flight entertainers. to the stars, delivers hard -to -get Not one star has declined. All work names, including some who never be- without pay. So does radio's ace pro- fore have appeared before a micro- ducer, Vick Knight, who ,gave up phone. The first series of the shows lucrative commercial work to give originated in New York, now come full time to the project. So do origi- from Hollywood. It is released on nator- writer Glenn Wheaton and all eleven short-wave outlets, seventeen others connected with the show. The different beams. Although times of show gets its title from the fact that broadcast are in general carefully performers appear in response to re- chosen to suit the listening conve- quests from service men abroad, mak- nience of the variously located armed ing each broadcast actually a com- forces, here is a partial working mand performance. Not all the "com- schedule for "Command Performance" mands" are for celebrities. One broadcasts: Sunday, 11:30 a.m. EWT grease -monkey in Trinidad was lone- -WCBX and WCRC (beamed toward some for the birds that used to wake Europe); Sunday, 9:15 p.m. EWT - him up on the farm back home in WCBX, WCRC and WCDA (beamed Indiana. Engineers recorded the songs toward Canal Zone, West Indies, NOT ALL the "Command" guests are dramatic and musical entertainers. of the birds. Fred Allen played the points south); Sunday, 10:00 a.m. Above, left, Paul Douglas interviewed fighting Filipino Ceferino Garcia, record, then thoughtfully added the EWT -WRCA, WNBI and WBOS. former middleweight champ. Above, right, commandeered stars Robert Benchley, Ed "Archie" Gardner, Kate Smith and Hennie Youngman (I. to r.) 2

www.americanradiohistory.com WHAT A LINE -UP for any show! From left to right you see lisping stooge Arthur Q. Bryan, bandleader Ray Noble, actress Gene Tierney, Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy, writer Glenn Wheaton, BELOW: Gorgeous Gene Tierney and songstress Ginny Simms, comedian Bob Burns, producer Knight, War Gary Cooper (looking, as usual, a bit Dept. contact man John Cullom and jitterbug- singer Betty Hutton ill at ease in company!) typify the high caliber of talent provided free on these "Command Performance" shows

ARTISTS work long hours on this service men's show, even though it means nothing to their income. Above, Eddie Cantor (extreme left) and Merle Oberon (with back to camera) re- hearse lines with producer Vick Knight (opposite Oberon)

ABOVE, left, the Andrews Sisters contributed their solid rendition of "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy" for all the boys "over there everywhere." Above, right: John Cullom, War Dept. contact man; Glenn Wheaton, "Command Performance" writer; Vick Knight, producer- director (I. to r.)

www.americanradiohistory.com BONITA + JACKIE WORRY Co- Starred in "Syncopation," Sweethearts off the Screen Wonder How Their Love -Scenes Will Register

ONE big reason Jackie Cooper and Bonita Granville are on pins and needles about their love -scenes in RKO's "Syncopation" is due to director William Dieterle's ruling that no player may see himself in one of his pro- ductions until the picture is ready for release. Being off -screen sweethearts, too, they're espe- cially anxious to see themselves in their first truly grown -up love- scenes before the cameras. Says Bonita: "In a case like this, one wonders about so many things. But I'm glad it's Jackie I play those scenes with. I'm not so timid with him." Jackie echoes Bonita on all points except he doesn't admit he's timid, having played mildly romantic scenes with other lovelies in pictures. In "Syncopation," a jazz -music film, pair plays man- and -wife roles over period of twenty years. Which is quite a stretch for a couple of eighteen -year -olds like Jackie and Bonita to tackle. Because they were so wor- ried over problem of love- scenes for picture, they went to Mr. Dieterle, asked him how they were doing in the romantic sequences. "Terrific!" he said genially, and walked away chuckling to himself. That was comforting, but Bonita and Jackie are going to worry until they see themselves as others will see them!

-Fred Hendrickson TEAMED as romantic twosome in IF SCENE at right can be taken as RKO's "Syncopation," Jackie an example, we should say that Cooper, Bonita Granville, very romantic sequences are going to much in love off the screen, too, be extra- special. Movie -goers will are definitely worried over how have chance to judge for them- their love- scenes are going to reg- selves when the film (released ister before the movie cameras May 22) comes to the theaters

CONTEST: Serious about their screen work, Bonita and Jackie are just a couple of kids away from the studio. They swim, loaf on beach (above) at Jackie's Malibu Beach home. Below: Sundae -eating contests on week -ends are one of favorite stunts. "I look forward to Saturday's sundaes," says Bonita at start; but the third pineapple -pistachio sundae tells another story!

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AT LONG last, Hollywood has decided to follow Movie-RADIO ONA MUNSON, "Big Town's" GUIDE'S policy of merging the two Lorelei, as official movie -radio mediums. The great entertainment hostess for Hollywood, and spon- of commerce has town's chamber of commerce, officially appointed Ona Munson - sored by chamber star of both screen and radio -to shows two se-vice men (right), Pvt. be its hostess during 1942. The new Albert Nelson, Chicago, and office was originated by the Holly- Sailor Bob Shue, Toledo, sights wood Convention and Tourist Bu- reau, affiliated with the chamber of commerce, as part of a plan to welcome annual influx of visitors that come to town each summer. At ceremony inducting Ona into office, bureau president said, "In selecting Miss Munson, we have chosen a lady who is representa- tive of both our great entertain- ment mediums, and whose gracious presence can be counted on to ex- tend personal hospitality to Holly- wood visitors." Knowing what a grand person Ona (Lorelei, Belle Watling, Madame Gin -Sling) Mun- son is, we applaud his words.

spots A BIG job for a little girl, Ona PERSONALLY :onducted tour by hostess Ona in- NEXT, trio journeyed to one of the most famous takes it in stride, points out foot - cluded a iisit to Beverly Hills Hotel, where guests in Beverly Hills -Pickfair, home of Mary Pickford and and hand -prints of famous stars in went for a dip in the swimming -pool. Here men in the the late Douglas Fairbanks, when they were movies' forecourt of the Chinese Theater service always get a cordial welcome sans any fees royal couple. Mary has opened it to service men

FROM modern history in Hollywood, hostess BACK at their starting -point, CBS in Columbia WIND -UP of a jolly afternoon with charming Ona took Army and Navy to famed La Brea Square, Hollywood, Miss Munson and her hostess was backstage at "Big Town" broad- Pits for a look at the spot where scores of guests had man -sized snack at Brittingham's cast, where Edward G. (Steve Wilson) RoLin- prehistoric monsters met death centuries ago Cafe, next door to CBS broadcasting studios son gave guests some pointers on air scripts

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In This Instalment of "Stepmother," Fiction

Version of the Exciting Radio Serial, Kay

Fairchild Faces a Heart -Breaking Choice

WHEN Bud Fairchild mysteriously disappears, David Houseman comes to Kay's assistance, tells her all that's being done to locate the boy JOHN FAIRCHILD lay in his Such a shock may result in a com- strange trance of forgetfulness plete mental break." and the small world he lived in Kay buried her face in -her arms 3 "Stepmother," the resented her as a stepmother, Mrs. swirled about him. He recognized Peg and wept. The doctor tried to corn- PART exciting story of the Hayworth and John Fairchild learn and Bud as his children, but Kay, his fort her and partially succeeded. radio serial, fictionized by Wiley Ma- the identity of A. M. Vigilant. John, wife, was a stranger. John's mind had "I suppose," Kay told him through loney, is broadcast Monday through furious at the revelation, leaves Kay gone back to the time before he met her tears, "that I'm selfish, but -but Friday over CBS at 10:30 a.m. EWT, with two stepchildren, Peg and Bud, Kay. All his experiences with her I don't see how I can face it. John under sponsorship of Colgate -Palm- and their own small son Billy, moves had been blotted from his conscious- thinks of me as a companion to the olive -Peet Company for Colgate's to his club. Bud, who likes Kay, ness. children-a glorified housekeeper. I Tooth Powder. In preceding instal- sticks by her, gets a job as a news- With horror, Kay realized that was at least their stepmother before ments, Kay Fairchild in her role of boy. David Houseman also stands by, John didn't know that little Billy was -now I'm-I'm nothing but a step - stepmother, faces the breaking up of and even Peg softens and becomes his own son. Kay's own place in the wife." her home because of the unscrupulous kinder. In time, John Fairchild re- home was explained -had to be ex- At first Kay wouldn't tell Bud or scheming of Mrs. Luella Hayworth, a grets his hasty move, is on the verge plained-by Mother Fairchild. The Peg about their father's real condi- wealthy newcomer to Walnut Grove. of a nervous breakdown. Returning older woman told her sick son that tion. It was too delicate a situation. Mrs. Hayworth worms her way into home unannounced one night, he finds Kay was a woman who had come in Not even Mattie knew just what was the good graces of Mayor John Fair- Kay talking over her problems with to act as a companion for Peg and wrong, and certainly none outside the child through flattery, in order to Houseman, and misunderstands the Bud and to take charge of the house home guessed that Mayor John Fair- further her own ambitions politically situation, jumps to the conclusion that until John was well again. child had lost his memory. and financially. Kay sees through her they are sweethearts. Before they can Kay couldn't accept the truth at There were those, however, that schemes and exposes them in a col- explain, he collapses at Kay's feet. first. She asked the doctor if there were interested. Mrs. Luella Hay- umn she writes for the Grove news- When he regains consciousness, he has was anything that could be done and worth, still stung because John had paper, under the name of A. M. Vigi- forgotten everything that's happened was told there was nothing. gone back to his family after spurn- lant. To do this, Kay enlists the help during the past three or four years - "To tell him the truth, Kay," said ing her attentions, aligned herself of editor David Houseman, an old his marriage to Kay, the fact that the doctor, "would be -well, it might with Boss McKinney. The faction they friend of press days when she was a they have a son Billy, and that he is be very serious. He must under no represented began a campaign to reporter. Through Peg Fairchild, mayor of Walnut Grove. Now go on circumstances realize there is any- have Mayor John Fairchild recalled iCay's stepdaughter who has always with the story. -The Editors. thing abnormal about his condition. from office. The administration had

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been too tough on the gambling in- John mentally -ah, not quite nor- report that seven Journal trucks had could be forced, but first she had to terests. McKinney went to Andy mal?" been tampered with. Someone had put prove it. To do this, she couldn't go Clayton, publisher of the Morning "John is not insane." sugar in their gas tanks. The sugar into the Fairchild home herself, so Journal, and asked the newspaper's "But there is something wrong. had caramelized, causing expensive she sent an agent disguised as a book help in forcing an investigation that What is it, Kay ?" repair bills. Kay knew that Boss Mc- salesman who said he had been sent would result in the Mayor's ouster. "He -oh, David, he's lost his mem- Kinney was bringing pressure to bear by John's doctor. The fake book Clayton and David Houseman, Clay- ory. Only partially. He's gone back in on Andy Clayton to force Mayor salesman's report was disappointing ton's editor, refused. McKinney then his mind to the time before his first Fairchild's resignation. Bud came to Mrs. Hayworth. He told her that hinted that the paper's stands down wife died." home with another story. He said he John Fairchild was perfectly normal, in Turtle Flats might be wrecked "ac- David was excited. This informa- had been talking to "Pop," who ran a his mind as sound as a dollar. The cidentally" if Clayton didn't change tion meant more to him than just cigar store, and they had seen a beer - spy had not learned that John had his mind. But Clayton, who had been politics. His reaction certainly was truck sideswipe a Journal truck. lost his memory. It was then that a close friend of Fairchild's, told Mc- not one of dismay. If anything, his "It was no accident," Bud said. Luella had suggested to McKinney Kinney to do his worst. It was then face lighted up with something akin "They did it a- purpose. They might that "something happen to Bud." that David remembered Bud's news- to joy. have hurt the Journal's driver. His "What good will that do ?" McKin- stand in Turtle Flats. Bud would be "You mean to say -he's forgotten name's Ted and he's a friend of mine." ney had asked. in danger -real danger! you-that he doesn't even know you "You must be careful about how "John Fairchild will resign as David hurried to the Fairchild and he are married ?" you tell these stories, Bud," Kay ad- mayor to save the boy. I think you home. Not even he knew exactly what "No, David. I tell you he's forgotten vised. "It might be dangerous if can arrange it." the mayor's true condition was. He everything that's happened to him in someone outside the family heard Kay was the first person to worry told Kay there was something about the last three or four years." them from you." about Bud's tardiness the first eve- John's illness that she was keeping "Well, Kay, then you're freed! I ning he was late for dinner. She took back. mean you're morally free. If John DUD told Kay that Pop had said the the car and drove down to Turtle "What makes you think that, Dav- doesn't remember marrying you, why, U same thing; in fact, Pop had sug- Flats to find out what was keeping id?" she asked, inviting him into the you can go ahead and get a divorce." gested to Bud to forget they'd seen him. But Pop, at the cigar stand, told living -room and offering him a chair. "It's not that easy, David, even if anything. her that Bud had left some time be- David looked at her, saw her nervous- I wanted to do that." So Kay had a new worry. She fore. Kay drove away disappointed. ly straighten a doily on an end -table "It's not easy, maybe, but it's per- hardly approved of Bud's working at She couldn't understand what could and flick invisible dust from the fectly natural and logical. You've the news -stand in Turtle Flats, but have happened. mantel. ceased to be his wife. So make it Bud pointed out that he couldn't run Meanwhile, at home, John Fair- "You're not a very skilful deceiver, legal." away from trouble. Kay reluctantly child, too, was worried. Mother Fair- my dear," he said. "In fact, you've Kay refused. She insisted her duty agreed, although she knew if McKin- child tried to reassure him. never been able to deceive me at all." was to John and his family even ney's gang carried out the boss' "But, Mother," John said, "he's al- "I know that, David. But-" though the part she was to play threats to wreck the stands Bud ready over an hour late. I may be "Kay, has John lost his mind ?" would be tragically difficult. might be hurt. She didn't dream sick but I still can read the face on "Oh, no! That is-oh, David, are "The whole thing is so strange," worse might happen. She didn't the clock." people still saying that ?" she said, "so mixed up -I-I don't dream McKinney dared go further. "Of course you can, dear, but -" "Yes," Houseman told her bluntly. know what to do, David. And so- But Luella Hayworth was giving "And I can read your face, too. "And it wasn't just Mrs. Hayworth for a while -I'm not going to do any- McKinney orders. Luella had be- You're just as worried as I am. I who started that talk. We had a visitor thing." lieved at first that Mayor Fairchild don't want to get settled for the at the Journal office yesterday-a man A week passed, and Kay found the actually had lost his mind. If that night. I can't sleep until the boy is by the name of McKinney. Do you routine in her home more difficult were true, she knew his resignation (Continued on Page Facing 36) know him ?" than she had expected. Newspapers "I don't think so -no." had to be kept from John lest he "He's -oh, I guess you'd call him find a picture of himself or a story boss of the Turtle Flats ward. You mentioning him. John could not be know his set -up. He owns the bookie told he was mayor, for that would be joints and runs the mob-" the same as telling him about his "Yes? But, David, what's that got sickness, and the shock, according to to do with John ?" the doctor, might bring mental blank- "McKinney wants the paper to ness for life. start agitation for a special election. The problem as it concerned little Probably wants someone who will Billy was even more trying. The baby play their way. McKinney is appar- loved his father and toddled into the ently acting under orders from some- sick -room at all hours of the day, one higher up. I have a hunch that calling "Da -da, Da -da!" John looked state politics comes into this thing." at Billy queerly and it was pathetic "Oh, but, David-" to watch them together. There was no "I wish I knew who was giving Mc- recognition in John's eyes. He liked Kinney orders." the child, but he didn't know it was "But," Kay said, "I still don't un- his own boy. And Kay couldn't tell derstand how I can help you." him. "You can tell me whether the story Meanwhile, other things were hap- going the rounds is true or not. Is pening. Bud came home one night to

THE CAST

The Character The Player

Kay Fairchild Charlotte Manson PEG stands anxiously by as Kay takes a cryptic message from a John Fairchild.... Willard Waterman man whose voice she fails to rec- ognize, telling her Bud will be Peg Fairchild Barbara Fuller home just as soon as her husband resigns as mayor of Walnut Grove Bud Fairchild Cornelius Peeples Mother Fairchild Bess McCammon David Houseman Harry Elders Luella Hayworth Betty Hanna Billy Fairchild (Kay's and John's small child) Elmira Roessler Mattie (maid) Guile Adams Andy Clayton Forrest Lewis Boss McKinney Stanley Gordon Pop Francis Trout

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Read Why María Montez Is Now Known as "Female Vic Mature "; Latest Nice -Ges-

ture Nominee Claudette Colbert; New Looney Tune, "The Ducktators;" a Honey!

Gable. He is still living at home. He at a Hollywood spot recently when he would you like to do and see? I want HOLLYWOOD hasn't run away from any memories. came up to a well -known actress and to do all I can to see that you get By LEON RASMUSSEN Just a few of his very closest friends cockily chortled, "How about a dance, your wishes." visit him there. And still running Toots?" Last week her two soldier guests (Pinch- hitting for the East -visiting about the ranch are Carole's dachs- A bit flabbergasted at this frontal were a coal -miner from Pennsylvania Evans Plummer) hund, "Commissioner," and Clark's attack, the actress finally got out, and a cowboy from Wyoming. They bird dog, "Bob" . . . "Sorry, I'm not dancing this eve- had luncheon at one of the Derbys; WELL over a year ago Brian ning." drove through Beverly Hills and then Donlevy moved over to Frank Loesser and Jimmy McHugh "Huh, not patriotic," quipped the visited a studio set at Paramount. M -G -M to make a picture have written a song especially for soldier. They met a lot of film celebrities, with Robert Taylor. It was "Billy the Victor Mature and his new RKO pic- "Well," fenced the actress, "my but outside of "sorta" remembering Kid." Under the stipulations of ture, as yet untitled, which will start husband isn't here and he might not Ginger Rogers a little from a show in June. It is titled "Great Big Hunk like it." of Man." The same Victor, who is "Oh," kept up the soldier, "he's not never at a loss for words, was having patriotic either." his Army physical the other day and Just then a detachment of better - so were a lot of other fellows. In a mannered buddies came along and group like that you can always count gave him the bum's rush . . . on one wiseacre. This group was no exception. This one. pointing his re- Michele Morgan, the Free French marks at the amiable Mature, shot actress who is really going to be a out with a "Gee, it must be great to sensation in American films, has a be an actor." Without hesitation, or little specialty act of her own for even looking to see who said it, Ma- entertaining Uncle Sam's service men. ture answered, "Yeah, wish I was Each week she goes down to the one" ... Union Station and picks up two soldiers. She tells them, "Now you're For the most part American soldiers in Hollywood. It's a place you've are courteous and swell. but one heard a lot about, wondered a lot overstepped the bounds of propriety about. NoW that you are here, what

BEST of friends ofF the screen, Ann Sothern comes over from the M -G -M "Maisie Gets Her Man" set to chat with Hedy Lamarr, who is starring in "Crossroads" opposite suave William Powell in French diplomat role

-Bert Si. ILKA CHASE, cast in Warners' HERE'S how Robert Taylor looked "Now, Voyager," has tea on the after he and George Sanders set with star Bette Davis, instead slugged it out over lovely Norma of a la Waldef- Astoria on radio Shearer in "Her Cardboard Lover"

Brian's contract he was entitled to a he had seen a couple of years ago, co- star's billing, but this ru d the the cowboy didn't "recollect" that he usual dignity of Mr. Taylor, who was knew any of "these movie folks." all for having none of it. Mr. Don - Questioned further, the only picture levy, caring less for the equality of names he did know belonged to Gene billing and more for the success of Autry and Roy Rogers . . . the picture, accepted a secondary spot on the cast billing and the picture The rumor most rife in Hollywood was made. Now Mr. Donlevy is again this week is that Lana Turner may going back to Metro to make a pic- have double- crossed the Musicians' ture with Mr. Taylor. This time it is Union by eloping with a New York "Cargo of Innocence." Mr. Donlevy's businessman. But up to now there contract still calls for that co -star has been no verification . . . billing and this time he's getting it without remarks from Robert. It may An off- and -on romance of several be that Mr. Taylor has noted the years finally had its mind made up singular success Mr. D. has had these for it when on May 15 Laraine Day past twelve months, or maybe he has and Ray. Hendricks were married. just realized, as so many people have After a brief honeymoon, Laraine re- lately, that the real values and im- turned to the studio and Ray returned portant matters in life are not who to an Arizona flying -field where he is gets billed above whom or why . . an instructor. Ray was formerly a vocalist with several top -name bands. It is certainly heart- warming to note They will make no definite plans un- how everyone at M -G -M has treated til the war is over . . . Clark Gable since the Lombard trag- edy. All the time he was making his Sports movie shorts have never latest picture with Lana Turner they been indulged in heavily by studios kept his set closed to all corners, and because their "trade traffic" value was no offstage stills of him and Lana were a doubtful item. For the most part taken for publicity releases. Reports they didn't interest the women, and from the projection- and cutting - they make up the greater part of rooms tell us that he is still the same any movie audience. Then Bing

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EXPLANATION: Ratings of pictures are in Vs-"for Victory" -and VVVV, a four -V rating, is accorded only a top- ranking, almost perfect production. VVV is a winner, excellent film fare; VV is average, and V, unfortunately, is below average. Natural -color films are so indicated as "In color" right after the title, and ALL films are judged as "adult," "family,' or simply "juvenile" fare. -THE EDITORS.

OUTSTANDING nels a luggage store to success.- JOE SMITH, AMERICAN Family. (VVV): A defense -worker melo- CAPTAINS OF THE CLOUDS MR. A N D MRS. NORTH drama featuring Robert Young (VVV): R. C. A. F., Jimmie Cag- Allen detects mur- and Marsha Hunt as his wife. ney, and excitement. Also Brenda (VV): Gracie - Marshall. -Family. derer without George Burns' For all Americans. help. -Adult. JOHNN\ EAGER (VVV): CITIZEN KANE (VVVV) : Or- Robert Taylor is the gangster son Welles plays the life of a MY FAVORITE BLONDE love who celebrated chain- newspaper pub- (VVVV): Bob Hope plus Made- and heel takes Lana lisher.- Adult. leine Carroll and a daffy spy plot Turner to the cleaners. -Adult. com- HOW GREEN WAS MY VAL- make this another rollicking JUKE GIRL (VVV): Ann -Mack Elliott all ages: Sheridan in LEY (Special) (VVVVV): Faith- edy for movie -goers of and Ronald Reagan JOHN GARFIELD, Spencer Tracy LARRY SIMMS gets a black eye ful, inspired picturization of Rich- -Family. robust movie with the Florida RIDE. 'EM COWBOY (VVV): truck -farming region as its back- (with La- in a fight scene for Warners' "The ard Llewellyn's novel.- Family. Akim Tamiroff, Hedy Abbott and Costello start out as ground.- Adults only. KINGS ROW (VVVV): Truly marr) and sympathy for New peanut-vendors and bring Steinbeck's "Tortilla Gay Sisters" great picturization of the best- York KATHLEEN (VVV): Shirley end as ranch hands in Arizona. Temple's "comeback" as a Flat" to screen. An M -G -M film shiner from Barbara Stanwyck! selling novel of neurotics, with poor -Family. little rich girl. -Family. ace performances by Ann Sher- RIO RITA (VVVV): One of KID idan. Bob Cummings, Ron Rea- GLOVE KILLER (VVV): Abbott and Costelló s best, with Van Heflin, of "Pulham" and gan, Betty Field. -Adult only. the added treat of good music. "Eager" scene thefts, stars as ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN (Spe - Crosby made a golf short called "Keep Family. police chemist.-Adult. cial) ( VVVVV) : Inspirational SO'S YOUR AUNT EMMA KLONDIKE FURY MOVIE REVIEW 'Em Swingin'," in which he offered story of preacher. Stars Fredric (VV): (VVV): Zasu Pitts in a hilari- This cost $40,000 to make; stars same time March, Martha Scott. -Family. golf pointers and at the ous farce melodrama.- Family. Edmund Lowe, REAP THE WILD WIND (Spe and entertains. offered some vocal refreshments. The THE OF ANDY -Fancily. ciai) (VVVVV): In color. His- COURTSHIP "Tortilla Flat" HARDY Another Mickey MALE (VV) : response in letters alone told those torical drama of America's fight (VVV): ANIMAL Olivia Rooney, with Cecelia Parker back de Havilland Henry Fonda Cast: Spencer Tracy, Hedy Lamarr, John Gar- concerned that they had something. to rid the Florida Keys of pirati- and and new Donna Reed.-Fancily. show you how professors live field, Frank Morgan, Akim Tamiroff, Donald Bing doing it again. cal wreckers. -Family. - Now they've got THE FLEE'T'S IN. (See Out - with ROXIE HART (VVV): Talk- laughs.-Family. Meek, Allen Jenkins, John Qualen and Henry This time the short is called "Don't standing.) MISTER V (VVV): War -tine ing version of the old silent O'Neill. A Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer picture; pro- 'PHE. MAN IVHO CAME TO spy melodrama starring Leslie Hook Now." For the golfer, are of- "Chicago." Ginger Rogers is duced by Sam Zimbalist and directed by Vic- DINNER. (See Outstanding.) Howard. Packed with thrills. fered some pertinent pointers; for the great as toughie Roxie.-Adult. - tor Fleming. Screen story adapted from John THE WIFE TAKES A FLYER Family. SON OF FURY A women, they'll sit through anything (VVVV): (VVVV): Anti -Axis comedy that MOKEY Bobby Blake Steinbeck's novel by John Lee Mahin and mixture of exciting love and (VVV): . . . boosts the stock of Franchot plays a problem Adult. Benjamin Glazer. just to hear Bing cruelty. Stars Tyrone Power and child.- Tone and Joan Bennett, but Al- SABOTEUR (VVV): Another Gene Tierney. -Family. steals war -theme with THE FLEET'S IN (VVVV): lyn Joslyn show.-Family. movie, Robert Type of Picture: Comedy drama There's a new Looney Tune about BE NOT TO BE. (See Cummings Priscilla Lane giv- Dorothy Lamour, Betty Hutton, TO OR and to be released called "The Duckta- ing fine Family. based on John Steinbeck's famed Eddie Bracken and Bill Holden Outstanding.) performances.- . . . TWIN BEDS (VV) : Joan Ben- SHEPHERD OF THE OZARKS novel of life among California's care- tors." Don't miss it, it's a cutie get the fleet in, with the aid of nett, Mischa Auer and George (VV): Army maneuvers lead ace vaudeville acts. -Family. free Monterey paisanos. Brent put the old bedroom farce Weaver Bros. & to believe THE GOLD RUSH (VVVV). Elviry We have two nominees for the nice - on celluloid. -Adult. hills have been invaded. With The famous old Chaplin silent Is the gesture department this week- -Clau- YOKEL BOY (VVV): Based Marilyn Hare. -Family. This Story: Closely following comedy talks. A reissue of Chap - on Broadway play. Joan Davis, TRAVELS the book, there is little of plot but dette Colbert and M -G -M: Claudette lin's 1925 smash hit. -Family. SULLIVAN'S dollars THE INVADERS (VVVV): Albert Dekker in hilarious farce (VVV): Unusual Joel McCrea - rather a succession of incidents which for using the five thousand about Public Enemy No. One. Veronica Lake starrer. Funny, Leslie Howard, Laurence Olivier serve to illustrate the charm and gusto, she earned for her guest appearance -Family. emotional, a n d everything. and Raymond Massey in an inter- - Family. the. gargantuan drinking -brawls, the on the recent Bob Hope program to esting study of the reaction of TARZAN'S NEW YORK AD- quaint philosophies of buy tickets for the boys at the Great barbaric nazism to superior de- these child- VENTURE '(VVV) : mocracy.-Family. Tarzan like, primitive natives who loaf as Lakes Naval Training Station in Chi- Weissmuller deserts Africa for attend the Victory THE JUNGLE BOOK (Special) they live on the sunny hillside over- cago so they could (VVVVV): India, with all its the Bronx.-Family. THE BASHFUL BACHELOR looking Monterey Bay. Rarely in Caravan Show when it was there. mysteries and jungles, is glori- (VVV): Luuc and Abner raise for the way they ously captured in color in this literature could you meet a more And M -G -M rabbits, go slapstick, knock over Rudyard Kipling tale of an infant delightful group of people; the tem- treated their contract player, Dan cans and win the big boss- race.- boy who is lost to a wolf -pack on loan -out to Fancily. pestuous Danny, whose inheritance of Dailey, Jr. Dan was and reared as a cub. -Fancily. BUGLE (VVV) : two ramshackle houses from Universal Studios. As a loan -out, THE MAN WHO CAME TO THE SOUNDS his DINNER (VVVV): Monty Wool- The tank corps takes over Ser- grandfather provides the thin line on M -G -M was charging Universal al- geant Wallace Beery's cavalry ley comes to visit, with Bette which the plot is threaded; sly, rogu- amount M -G -M was i n:c. most double the Davis, Ann Sheridan, Dick Tra- Fancily. IE CORPSE VANISHES ish Pilon; delightful Pablo; Jose, the paying Dan, which is all very good vis, Jimmy Durante, Bille Burke. I t_ l : chills! business and according to Hoyle. But Sophisticatedly smart.-Adult. Bela Lugosi and - grimy Portagee Joe; pathetic, whee- I aa,ily. THE REMARKABLE AN- dling old Pirate and his brood of be- since Dan is going into the Army very THE OF FRANKEN- DREW Brian Donlevy GHOST of (VVV): by loved mongrels. For purposes of ro- shortly, M -G -M, at the conclusion plays Andy Jackson resurrected; STEIN (VVV): Is portrayed Lon Chaney, Jr., aided by Bela mance, a role befitting the fulsome his work at Universal, presented him removes blot on Bill Holden TYRONE POWER, his sal- escutcheon.-Family. Lugosi.- Adult. charms and talents of Hedy Lamarr with the difference between aided by George THE SPOILERS (VVV): Mar- TO BE OR NOT TO BE in, what Universal paid Metro lene Dietrich makes Randy Scott has been written virtually the only ary and (VVV): Carole Lombard's last Sanders and Gene to and John Wayne fight Rex important deviation from the novel. for his services. That ought give picture. a melodramatic comedy Tierney, spells excit- Beach's lusty Alaskan story over him a little spending -money on his of war- stricken Poland, with Jack ing love in 20th Cen- her. -Family. Verdict: Perhaps you will like this furloughs . . . Benny co-star.-Family. YANK ON THE BURMA tury's "Son of Fury" TO THE SHORES OF TRIPOLI picture tremendously if you haven't (VVVV): War picture in color. ROAD (VVVV): Topical and starring O'Hara, John read the novel. If you have read the Hollywoodians are calling Maria exciting. Trucker Barry Nelson Maureen Payne and Randolph Scott. novel you will undoubtedly have real Montez the "female Victor Mature," and Laraine Day get the war CARTOONS - Latin girl has trucks through.-Family. FANTASIA (VVVV): Walt Family. criticisms to make of the picture. because the blazing : Disney's short course in music TUrTLES OF TAHITI (VVV) Spencer Tracy, John Garfield, Miss that profound propensity for telling MUSICALS appreciation.-Family. Charles Laughton goes charmfully a gal MR. BUG GOES TO TOWN native. -Fancily. Lamarr, Frank Morgan and the others each and everyone what great ALWAYS IN MY HEART In color. The battle of WHAT'S COOKIN'? (VVV): never quite manage to capture the she is. She has started a new club Gloria Warren, fifteen, (VVV): (VVV): the lowly insects against the The Andrews Sisters. Jan Fra- may be another Deanna Durbin. delicate charm, the laughter and the and is enlisting new recruits every human race -which thinks IT zee. Gloria Jean, et al., together See Family. tears, the music and the warm, clear is the MMMF Club, which, it.- has a battle on its hands. with Woody Herman and his or- day. It BABES ON BROADWAY - stretched out, means "Make Family. chestra.-Family. sunlight that breathed so strongly when (VVVV): Mickey Rooney and the Notice, however, Montez Famous." Latest re- Judy Garland deliver another OTHER FEATURES WESTERNS throughout book. Maria must be given to an obscure Mexican, cruit and honorary chairman should lavish dancing nmsicomedy of ADVENTURES OF MARTIN GHOST TOWN LAW (VVV): be Walter Wanger, who has just as- the Babes series. -Family. EDEN (VVV): Glenn Ford, Eve- A Buck Jones "Rough Rider," unnamed in the program, who con- BORN TO SING (VVV): Vir- - her the lead in his "Arabian lyn Keyes in salty tale of hell with Tim McCoy and Raymond tributed the only real moments to a signed ginia Weidler and Ray MacDon- ship mutiny.-Family. Hatton.-Family. production which otherwise fails to Nights" . . . ald surprised even M -G -M with BUTCH MINDS THE BABY VALLEY OF THE SUN this'n. - Family. (VVV): Brod Crawford is (VVV): Lucille Ball and James distinguish itself by capturing the THE. ISLANDS Ann on May 7 won a di- SONG OF "Butch." Virginia Bruce, the Craig in a super Indian story. - "feel" of the book. Sothern (VVV) Jack Oakie, with Victor girl; but Baby Michael Barnitz Family. vorce from Roger Pryor on grounds Mature and hula girl Betty steals the show.-Family. of general cruelty. The screen's Grable. -Family. IN THIS OUR LIFE (VV): SHORT FEATURES Bette Davit as villainess in melo- COUNTRY FAIR (VVVV): "Maisie" declared Pryor's airplane - COMEDIES piloting hobby made her extremely dramatic tragedy, with Olivia de You visit a fair full of talking Buy a War Bond -Now! LARCENY, INC. (VV): Ed Havilland and George Brent.- animals, honest and truly! - nervous and worried. Robinson turns to comedy, tun- Adult. Family.

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THE ENTERTAINMENT WEEK The Radio Front Army Sends Col. Darryl Zanuck to London; Tin Pan Alley Complains About "Hit Parade "; Nazis' Victims Bring Real Stories to "Big Town"

WASHINGTON fair representations of the top songs They point out the cases of individual By LT. COL. CURTIS MITCHELL songs that some weeks are heard among the top few tunes and within a Col. Darryl Zanuck, better known week are completely out of the list of in Hollywood as the guiding produc- ten, despite the fact that they seem tion genius of 20th Century -Fox Stu- to be as popular as ever. Meanwhile dios, for several months has been Tin Pan Alley's objections notwith commuting back and forth between standing, the public seems to be still Washington and the film capital on generally satisfied with the "Hit Pa special assignment, adding his talents rade" system of selection, for the show to the nation's all -out war effort. continues to rank as one of the most About ten days ago, however, popular musical programs . . . Zanuck added a new leg to his com- mutation circle when he popped up Some serial scriptists have been in London. known to resort to diabolical means According to press reports, Zanuck just to rid their scripts of certain said he was in London as a "special characters. There comes a time when observer" for the U. S. Army Signal a script- writer finds that he has too Corps and that his mission was to many characters in his serial -that establish coordination between U. S. the listeners are becoming confused and British Army training -films. He Then the easiest way out is to "kill also said he hoped to establish sim- off" the characters -in car crashes ilar coordination of training -films plane accidents, etc. Dr. Tubby Scot with Russia, but whether or not he is a character who has been heard on was going to Moscow he didn't say ... KATHLEEN WILSON, Claudia in ALSO exploring the intricacies of the "Valiant Lady" program for years "One Man's Family," has com- her car in interests of victory He's the script husband of the leading The official War Department com- pleted course in mechanics, dons economy is Mercedes McCam- lady. But he's been around too long munique which was released on Sun- coveralls, does her "homework" bridge of "I Love a Mystery" cast -so his days are numbered -his fate day, May 10, made quite a point of has been decided . . . the flabbergasted Nipponese radio an- nouncer who interrupted an idyl on The death of a real, red -bloodec the joys of living in Japan to an- American boy -Walter Charles Wick. nounce hysterically the actual bomb- themselves together sufficiently to in- gallons per week good -naturedly and er, Jr., eighteen -year -old son of ra ing of Tokyo on April 18. While they form the outer world, via short wave, are inventing all sorts of stories anent dio's singing lady, Ireene Wicker - were flying away, according to .the that only schools and hospitals had the situation. But the story the capital came in the line of duty. He was a communique, American pilots heard been hit. is laughing at most heartily this week, sergeant in the R. C. A. F. News of Japanese announcers bleating about Interesting indeed was the .Jap- strangely enough, doesn't concern her son's death came on the eve of a heavy casualties and frenziedly ex- anese reaction to the War Depart- gasoline. It has to do with the tire scheduled lecture by the mother. She horting the Japanese people to pray ment's official communique of the shortáge. was persuaded by her daughter anc for rain to help bring raging fires bombing, released three weeks later. It seems that a D. C. native, on his husband to go on with the program under control. The communique was released na- way back from the Midwest, stops at and she did. The audience, however Those fires weren't extinguished for tionally at 6 p.m. EWT on Sunday. a crossroads garage in the Pennsyl- was unaware until after the lecture - two days, and it wasn't until after That same night, or rather the next vania hills and asks the attendant for which was on child study -of Ireene that that the hysterical Japs pulled morning at 2 a.m., the Yaps were on some gasoline. Wicker's personal tragedy . . . short wave talking about it, calmly, While the native is shuffling around collectedly and even sarcastically. to the rear of the car, the Washing- Certainly is amazing what a differ- tonian, seeking conversation, says: ence a few well -aimed bombs can "How did you like the bombing of make on the sing -song tune the little Tokyo ?" yellow devils sing! . , . "What bombing ?" asks the yokel. "Why, you know, the one the What millions of listeners may have papers have been full of the past thought was static on the "Army few days . Hour" broadcast of Sunday before last, "Why bomb Tokyo ?" asks the hill- unless they heard the announcer's ex- billy. planation, in reality was an attempt "There's a war on, you dope. Didn't by the Nazis to jam that portion of you know that ?" the hour picked up from Curacao, The attendant shifts his chewing - Dutch West Indies, by a station lo- tobacco. "Can't say as I did, stranger," cated in Amsterdam. According to he replies. NBC, some of its programs have been "You didn't kn . Look, never jammed before, but this was the mind the gasoline! Just roll me out Huns' first attempt to interfere with four new tires!" the "Army Hour," already, in a few short months, one of the most popular programs on the air. NEW YORK If Mr. Hitler knew how mad it Some of the tenants of Tin Pan makes Mr. and Mrs. America to have Alley seem to be unhappy about a their entertainment interfered with, radio show. They've been turning out he'd cut it out. He's just chalking up hit tunes that bands throughout the one more score to be settled in the nation have been playing with the NADINE CONNER, Metropolitan A JUNE wedding is coming up final accounting . . . usual jive enthusiasm. Everybody's soprano, has joined Nelson Eddy singing their songs. But, they com- for a couple of the personalities in his new commercial musical With gas- rationing taking effect plain, "Your Hit Parade" hasp't been in Al Pearce's NBC gang. Vocalist show on CBS Wednesdays. It is along the eastern seaboard on Friday, giving them due recognition. They Margaret Lenhart and Ray Erlen- reported Eddy will turn his whole May 15, Washingtonians, by and large, maintain that the tunes played on the born, sound -effects comedian, salary for series over to war work are taking their allotment of three popular musical broadcast are not have announced their engagement 10 11'33 P

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SATURDAY, MAY 23 from aggression, though, like friend, John Hewitt, finds his America, it had to pay the initial chances for re- election to the JIM AMECHE, actor- announc- price of being too peaceful. The mayoralty of River's End threat- er and younger of the famous magnificent story of China's ened by an opponent with more Ameche brothers, and Arlene struggle will be told in a drama - automobile tires than Hewitt has. Francis, radio actress and mis- tization of "The Dragon Fight- CBS. Eastern Central tress of ceremonies, will team up ers" on "Alias John Freedom" 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. in an original radio play on "The- this Sunday. Blue. Mountain Pacific Eastern Central 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. ater of Today." CBS. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. p.m. Mountain Paetfic 5:30 p.m. 4:30 THURSDAY, MAY 28 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. TUESDAY, MAY 26 RUDY VALLEE, who has vo- A PROGRAM picturing "An cally immortalized "The Man on - GRACIE ALLEN trill give a American University in War the Flying Trapeze," and actor - nil this Tues- time" will be presented from Cor- "piano concert" turned -clown John Barrymore -Newspicturo -P,tak Prow day-'s Burns and Allen program. nell University this Saturday. On will present a circus of their own will be the Cornell NBC. WRITER Clifford Goldsmith of MAXINE and Private First Class the program Eastern Central in a sketch called "The Big Glee Club; Arthur Kent, opera 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Top" on their regular Thursday "The Aldrich Family' and his wife, Robert Lovell talked about musi- Mountain Pacific baritone; Dorothy Sarnoff, "Met. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. program. NBC. horse Pancho of Charm" re- ropolitan Opera Auditions of the Eastern Central Kathryn, pet their cal likes at "Hour 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Air" finalist; Dr. Edmund Ezra SALUTED this week on the Pacific at their Westown, Pa., home hearsal when he was a guest Mountain Day, president of Cornell; Dr. Tuesday "Johnny Presents" show 8:oo p.m. 7:00 p.m. Hu Shih, Chinese ambassador to will be the University of Mis- FRIDAY, 29 the United States, and Dexter S. souri. This program is now featur- MAY a series of musical tributes Kimball, chief of the machine- ing MEMORIAL DAY will be ob- a come- tool priorities branch of WPB. by Ray Block's orchestra to who has been featured as Soon you'll be seeing Kate Smith served, as are most holidays, Blue. American educational institutions. dienne in a number of movies, includ- on the screen in á series of short fea- Eastern Central NBC. with a special sermon by Dr. 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Easter Central Ruthledee (Arthur Peterson) in ing the current "Priorities of 1942," tures. She hasn't made a film for ten Mountain Pacific 8:00 p.m. 7:60 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Mountain Pacific his non -sectarian church in the has been offered chances for a build- years, and the reason she decided to p.m. 9:30 p.m. :30 mythical town of Five Points on up as a serious actress and a screen go before the cameras again is that SUNDAY, MAY 24 A NEW war -tinte program beauty. You know, she's really Bar- all proceeds of the films will be of stories and interviews called "MIDNIGHT BLUE," an un- "This Nation at War," under the bara Jo Allen, a trim, very attractive turned over to the USO. Columbia usual study in jazz blues by auspices of the National Asso- brunette. But she likes to play Vera Pictures will produce the films, which James Beach, will be the dramat- ciation of Manufacturers, is heard world ic offering of "Columbia Work- Vague, and she thinks "the will have the collective title: "Amer- on Tuesday nights. Blue. shop." CBS. Eastern Central needs humor more than glamour." ica Sings with Kate Smith." Patriotic Cistern Central 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m.. 1:30 p.m. Mountain Pacific Anyway, it's nice to have both, songs, naturally, will predominate ... Mountain Pacific 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 12:30 pm 11:30 a.m. huh? . . . BOB HOPE and cast will en. BOB CROSBY'S band will be "Street Singer" Arthur Tracy on tertain the personnel of the featured on the "Fitch Band - child Naval Reserve aviation base at A war baby -their second - the way to his studio met announcer wagon" this Sunday instead of Atlanta, Ga. NBC. is being expected by the Charlie Cor- Milton Cross, whom Tracy hadn't last week as originally announced. Eastern Central NBC. 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. rells (he's Andy of "Amos 'n' Andy ") seen in about five years. Tracy in- Eastern Central Mountain Pacific 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. . . . Most un- vited Cross into the studio for his 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. sometime this summer Mountain Pacific that of the broadcast. Cross politely joined Tracy, 5:30 p.m. :30 p.m. GASOLINE is one of the words usual circumstance will be sat down and listened to the program. most on the tongues of car -con- father of Cleatus Caldwell Murray, scious Americans just now. Har- wife of comedian Ken Murray, when Then when Tracy had finished, Cross old L. Ickes, Petroleum Coordina- "Johnny Presents" a mother. He, age stepped to the microphone and an- tor, will do some plain talking - she soon becomes nounced, "This is the Blue Network." about it, too. He will broadcast university salute thirty -nine, will be a grandfather, a speech on the general "Petro- while Ken, age forty, will be the fa- He had been assigned to the broadcast leum Situation." MBS. E astern Central Light" serial. And ther! . .. Bob Garred, the West's busi- for that task! . . . 10:15 p.m. 9:15 p.m. the "Guiding Mountain Pacific the sermon will be no retreat est newscaster, celebrated his twenty - 8:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. from reality. NBC. recently and "took For many months producers of the Entern Central seventh birthday PAUL V. McNUTT, Federal 2:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. a day off" by doing only one instead "Mr. District Attorney" program had Security Administrator, will make Mountain Pacific 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. of his usual five broadcasts! Tim been anxious to present a dramatiza- a talk on "Why We Must Win ... This War." MBS. "FIRST NIGHTER," for many and Irene Ryan, incidentally, made tion dealing with espionage. How- E astern Central 11:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. years a favorite among network suckers out of a Hollywood legend ever, NBC officials prohibited this Mountain Pacific will bow off 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. dramatic programs, last week by ticking off their twen- type of production, maintaining that the airlanes, at least temporarily, tieth wedding anniversary . . . it would put "ideas" into the minds of WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 with this Friday's broadcast. listeners. Finally they relented. So Scarcity of materials for the NADINE CONNER, Metropoli- sponsor's product is the reason. Knox Manning, master of ceremo- the drama, "The Case of the Whis- Jean Hersholt -"Dr. tan Opera soprano, is now heard CBS. pered Word," recently marked a def- Christian" drama regularly with Nelson Eddy on Eastern Central nies for the good CBS coastwise -only- his new program. CBS. Mountain B Pacific aired "I Was There" shows, is examin- inite change in theme of the D. A.'s Eastern Central 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ing his mail these days with unusual activities. But NBC still won't permit THE STORY of China might Mountain Pacific 5:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. BOB HAWK'S "How'In I interest. About a week ago, Manning any series of programs on this subject. almost be called the story of a Doin' ?" quiz show changes tinte. for "DR. CHRISTIAN" (played by received a long- distance phone call people too civilized their own CBS. ultimate good. Almost, but not Jean Hersholt) makes an excep- Eastern Central a in Vancouver, B. C., pm. 9:00 p.m. from listener quite. For China will win its long, tion to his usual policy of non- 10:00 to have a when his 7:00 p.m. Canada, who claimed mar- HOLLYWOOD valiant, uphill fight for liberty interference in politics 8:00 p.m. velous war -time eye- witness story for the "I Was There" broadcast. But By GLEN ANDERSON every time he tried to explain what it was, the censor operator would cut in, Since editor Steve Wilson fictitious- Cinemaland's "rubber- neck" buses received the usual acclaim, but were accepting it. They interrupt and warn both parties that ly went to warring gurope to do his who take tourists on trips to see the reticent about they couldn't and must not discuss "Big Town" crusading, more than a sights. When Sherman and his family were thinking about the young man weather, row. He was (1) ship movements, (2) the score of persons have written Edward first moved into the Beverly Hills sitting in the first (3) troop concentrations or (4) any G. Robinson, who plays Steve, telling home of Pearl White, serial queen of Private Lanny Goodman, wearing might be of interest olive drab over a other subject that him of their own experiences with years ago, the spielers would shout Uncle Sam's to enemies of the United States and the Nazis, especially the Gestapo. All through their megaphones, "This is bandaged head and a taped -up stom- finally despaired received in the heroic Canada. Manning seem amazed that the dramatic plots Pearl White's home," and then add ach, wounds and told his caller to put his facts on so closely parallel the facts of their weakly, "Ransom Sherman lives here defense of Bataan. Abbott and Cos- it the regular to stop the paper, mail through own experience. Most of the corre- now." This week the routine was tello held hands aloft channels, and let the government spondents are refugees from Nazi - changed to: "This is Ransom Sher- applause, had Private Goodman what should or the stage. "Applaud censors decide for sure occupied countries. AU insist that man's home. Pearl White used to live brought up on should not be told. their identity be kept secret for fear here" . . . him," A. & C. ordered, "he's the one that reprisals might be forthcoming who deserves it." The audience did! ... against friends and relatives still Which reminds me of something CHICAGO within Hitler's grasp . . . nice about Abbott and Costello, not Vera Vague, fluttery female chaser that there aren't many other nice of radio Romeos, is now a permanent By DON MOORE Ransom Sherman's Hollywood suc- things about the two zanies. At their member of the Bob Hope cast after cess is now complete. The Wednes- radio show warm -ups, they are joining the show in Chicago, where Charlotte Manson, leading lady of day CBS comedian has finally been usually greeted by deafening ap- Hope was appearing with the Holly- CBS' "Stepmother," is justifiably given "top billing" by the drivers of plause. A Sunday or so ago they wood Victory Caravan. Voluble Vera, (Continued on Page 32)

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By ROBERT BAGAR onward, gazing with lack -luster eyes sakoff and others as night is from of Fire, which is frequently per- at the moon which follows her. A man day. Here the composer, himself a formed in its piano arrangement. In New York World- Telegram Music speaks. Let her not burden her soul Spaniard, one who has made an ex- this fragment, all the tart accents, Critic and Associate Program with the thoughts of guilt. See, the haustive study of Flamenco idioms, the snap and vigor of Flamenco music Annotator for Philharmonic-Sym - moon's sheen enwraps the universe. gives us, true, a symphonic composi- come to amazing realization. the phony Society of New York Together they are driving over chill tion, yet one that is steeped in the Telephonet Hour braoyadcast, NBC,, Monday, M yF25.)on

waters, but a flame from each warms very core and spirit of Andalusian * :# WHEN Arnold Schoenberg was the other. It, too, will transfigure the music. twenty-five years old he little stranger, and she will bear the "El Amor Brujo" has proved so ir- A Permanent Interlude wrote what is considered his child to him. For she has inspired the resistible a work that it has not lacked Before operatic works of light and first major opus, "Verklaerte Nacht" brilliant glow within him and made choreographers. It was written for comic character became known as ( "Radiant Night "). The piece, com- him, too, a child. They sink into each voice and orchestra to a dramatic opera buffe they were described as posed for string sextet, was finished other's arms. Their breaths meet in scenario by Gregorio Martinez, dis- intermezzi. Thus, an intermezzo, in September, 1899. Richard Dehmel's kisses in the air. Two mortals wander tinguished poet. Of course, this is pro- which in the Italian means an inter- poem, "Weib and die Welt" ( "Woman through the wondrous moonlight." gram music, with a complete story, val, used to be given in association and the World "), was the inspiration "Verklaerte Nacht" is a composi- what's more, which the composer has with a larger and more dramatic for the work, and the manuscript car- tion of uncommon emotional fervor, attempted to tell in his suite. Briefly, opera. One such was Pergolesi's "La ried the following excerpt from the such as might have been expected the tale concerns the spectral perse- Serva Padrona" ( "The Maid Mis- poem, paraphrased by H. Edward from an eager and alive youth of cution of Candelas, a beautiful young tress"). The short -lived Pergolesi (he Krehbiel: twenty -five. And because of its dra- girl, by her deceased lover, a fasci- died at the age of twenty -six) based "Two mortals walk through a cold, matic scope, the music is often played nating gipsy. She is unable to forget this work on a book by Jacopo Angelo barren grove. The moon sails over the in transcriptions for larger ensembles, him, having known his hypnotic spell Nelli. The first performance of "La tall oaks, which send their scrawny even symphonic orchestras. over her when he was alive. In the Serva Padrona" took place at the ( "Verklaerte Nacht" will be played in its original form branches up through the unclouded on the Library of Congress Concert by the Budapest String meantime, Candelas is loved now by Teatro San Bartolomeo, Naples, on Quartet, assisted by Milton Katims and Sonar Naito!, moonlight. A woman speaks. She con- over CBS, on Saturday, May 23.) Carmelo, a handsome youth, and she August 28, 1733, three years before fesses a sin to the man at her side: unconsciously returns that love, but the composer's death. It was given - she is with child, and he is not its The gripping, passionately rhythmic her memories of the gipsy, his fasci- being an intermezzo -with a serious father. She had lost belief in happi- and biting music of Spain, that is, the nation and the fear that he might re- work by the same composer, "Il ness and, longing for life's fulness, concert hall sublimation of that coun- turn interfere. Prigionier" ( "The Prisoner "). for motherhood and mother's duty, try's earthy expression, is no better Finally, after many awesome ex- Such is "La Serva's" charm, how- she had surrendered herself, shudder- represented than through Manuel de periences with the Spectre, Carmelo ever, that it has outlived its more ing, to the embraces of a man she Falla's exciting work, "El Amor kisses Candelas and thus breaks the serious colleague by many years. knew not. She had thought herself Brujo" ( "Love the Sorcerer "). This spell, love having triumphed over The story of the opera has to do blessed, but now life had avenged it- music is as different from the syn- death. with Sèrpina, a maid, and her ambi- self upon her by giving her the love thetic Spanish -type works of Glinka, One of the most absorbing sections tion to become the wife of her master, of him she walked with. She staggers Chabrier, Moszkowski, Rimsky -Kor- of the suite is that of the Ritual'Dance Pandolfo. She tries many wiles to no

MILTON KATIMS (above) and FROM OPERA and concert stage to radio is the path followed by Jayne BERNARD HERRMANN, at work Benar Heifetz will assist the Buda- Cozzens, recently signed for a series of guest appearances on "Contented above, directs an abbreviated pest String Quartet in presenta- Hour," Monday, NBC. A new bride, on May 8 Jayne became Mrs. Kelly "La Serva Padrona" as "One -Act tion of " Verklaerte Nacht" Sat. Dalton in Evanston, Ill. The couple first met at NBC's New York studios Operas" offering, CBS, Monday

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Guide to This Week's Fine Music Programs

SATURDAY, MAY 23 Come Thou Glorious Day of rected by Donald Voorhees; Jose Promise Smyth U. S. MARINE BAND, CBS. Happy and Best Are They Iturbi, guest. Eastern Central. Mendelssohn Overture to "Orpheus in the 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Underworld" Offenbach Mountain Pacific After the Storm Gretehauinoff Spanish 8:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. High on the Mountain Top... Group Bnesley Souvenir Drdla COLUMBIA STRING ORCHES Finale, Concerto in G minor TRA, CBS. Bernard Herrmann, Allegro from G major Con- Meudelasolm certo Handel Eastern Central conductor. Tite Prophet Bird .. Schumann 9:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. The Miller's Beautiful Daugh- Eastern Central Mountain Pacifie 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. ter Mountain Pacific Centraltnffl HOUR, NBC. 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. CONTENTED Mountain Pacifie RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL William Miller, tenor; Reinhold 10:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. AIR OF THE AIR, Blue Network. Schmidt, basso; Jayne Cozzens, ROYAL CANADIAN Ed- coloratura soprano; Chorus and FORCE BAND, Blue Network. Maurice Baron, conducting. E astern Central wills Eustis, contralto; Leonora Orchestra directed by Percy 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Cortez, pianist. Faith. Mountain Pacifie [astern Central 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Air on the G String 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. JOSE ITURBI'S contribution to LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Itnrh- \\'ilhphnj Mountain Pacific PAUL LAVALLE'S clarinet is a rhl Leclai r.Dubensky 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. CONCERT, CBS. Budapest String Tamllwu .. "Telephone Hour" will be a piano Agnus Del - Bizet popular feature of "Basin Street Quartet, assisted by Milton Sonnet for Strings Baron TUESDAY, MAY 26 arrangement of the sprightly Heifetz. Old Russian Soldiers Song... Chamber Music Society" sessions, Katinls and Benar U. S. ARMY BAND, Blue Net- "Ritual Quartet in G major Mozart Dnbenaky Wednesday on the Blue Network Dance of Fire" Mon. Verklaerte Nacht .. Schoenberg Second and Third Movements. work. Capt. Thomas F. D'Arcy, E astern Central Concerto in G minor p.m. conductor. 5:00 p.m. 4:00 Meudelssolm E astern Central Mountain Pacific 1:45 p.m. 13:45 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. Ou Wings of Song Mountain Pacific PROVINCIAL FESTIVAL OF Mendolssohn Not Available Not Available Scherzo (The Bee and the SCHOOL MUSIC, Blue Network. EILEEN FARRELL, SOPRANO, avail, but when she resorts to out - Flower) F idelmmn POPULAR MUSIC and Choirs from 44 schools from all Sylvia krhnbert CBS. Columbia Concert Orches- -out trickery in making Pandolfo parts of the Province of Quebec. Hark. Hark the Lark -Schubert tra; Howard Barlow, conductor. by E astern Central jealous of his valet Scapin, who mas- Canada. Massed choirs of Ele- Variations on a 'Mitaine LMOST every artist you talk to, Tsrbalkowsky \reiisky Mountain a Pacific querades as a sea captain, she attains mentary Schools, High School E astern Central Not Available Not Available whether he or she be a musician 12:30 p.m. 11:30 a.m. her objective. Bands and Orchestras. Mountain Pacific COLUMBUS BOYS' CHOIR, to Eastern Central 10:30 a.m. :30 a.m. or singer, seems have started out :30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. MBS. Herbert Huffman, ii "La Serva Padrona" made its bow Mountain Pacific COLUMBIA BROADCASTING Central in life with the purpose of following 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Herr- in this country at the New York SYMPHONY, CBS. Bernard Mountainain aPacifc m anything but an artistic career. Paul SUMMER SYMPHONY CON- mann, conducting. 1:30 p.m. 12:30 p.m. Academy of Music on November 13, CERT, Blue Network. NBC Sym- Water Musk Suite Handel Lavalle, youthful maestro, is no ex- 1858. Strangely phony Orchestra, conducted by Threnody (World Premiere) WEDNESDAY, MAY 27 He wanted to become an- enough, it was em- t'ont ne ception. ployed virtually in its lzler Solomon. Gilbert . U. S. NAVY BAND, CBS. Blackstone. B.: Lawyer and original ca- Overture "Russian and Lud- IDunnres,lte Eastern Central other (N. pacity as "intermezzo," mdlhl" ()Mika Old Dutch Suite .. arr. Dapper 2:30 a eleven in serving as Saul David MMountain o Pacificc not cigar.) As youth of Varia fions un Theme by ené ai °tar Not Available Not Available curtain -raiser to Bellini's "Norma." Areuaky a st his home town of Beacon, N. Y., Tsrhaikowsky 3:00 p.m. U. S. NAVY BAND, NBC. Nevertheless, the opera buffe, as it is Symphony. Opus 4.. Khrenniko Mountaino 2 Pacificc Eastern Central young Paul plugged away at the Eastern Central 1:00 p.m. 12:00 noon 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. nai Pacific known now, is a work of on its PAUSE THAT REFRESHES Mountain to lead him into merit Mountain Pacific Not Available Not Available studies that were own, its sparkling music 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. ON THE AIR, CBS. Andre Kos - profession. and delight- SERE- NELSON EDDY, BARITONE, the major ones of the legal SATURDAY NIGHT telanetz' Orchestra; Albert Spal- soprano; ful subject having seen to that. NADE, CBS. Jessica Dragonette, violinist; James Melton, CBS. Nadine Conner, One fine day, however, his older Herrmann conducts abbreviated ding, Orchestra. . Robert Arabruster's 'Laa Serva One-Act O Se Monday soprano; Bill Perry, tenor; The tenor, guest. e Central brother Michael, who knew well the May 25.) Gustave Haenschen's Eastern Central 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Serenaders; Mountain Pacific youngster's capabilities with the clar- * * # Mountain 3 Pacifie 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Orchestra. 1:30 p.m. Great I)ay Youmans 2:30 p.m. GREAT MOMENTS IN MUSIC, inet which he had been studying in Youth Education World is \Vatting for the THE FAMILY HOUR, CBS. meantime, drafted him for his 'nnrise Neils -soprano; CBS. George Sebastian, conduc- the Gladys Swarthout, mezzo Jean Tennyson and Jan Rappy in Love Fain Deems Taylor, commentator; Al tor; orchestra. In a few years Paul had The Columbus Boys' Choir, a popu- Is My Heart Al Yours . Goodman's Orchestra. Peerce. become mighty proficient with both lar youth feature Leiar Central The Firefly Frinil of the radio, was E astern Eastern Central Sing Me a Song of the Is- 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p. . clarinet and the saxophone families, established in 1938 by the Kiwanis lands Gordon- 11weus Mountain Pacifie 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m 2:00 p.m. Mountain Pacific so that it was natural for him to Club of Columbus, Ohio. Under the Always in My Heart .. l.eruoun 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Love 31e Tonight Fr1m1 I HEAR AMERICA SINGING, organize his own band. The love for direction of Herbert Huffman, the Don't Sit Under the Apple MBS. Choral concerts. THURSDAY, MAY 28 Tree ... Brown-Tobias-Stela Eastern Central law -and order, no doubt -persisted. aim of the choir is the carrying out of E Central 5:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. CINCINNATI CONSERVATORY 9:45 p m. :45 p.m. Mountain Pacific OF MUSIC, CBS. Final program When he was nineteen, with a year of constructive work for boys in the field Mountain Pacific 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 6:45 p.m. MANHATTAN MERRY -GO- of the series. Minan Kookritz, law studies behind him, he took a day of education. Music is employed as a MBS. AMERICA PREFERRED, ROUND, NBC. Conrad Thibault, pianist; Howard Colf, violinist; off, so to speak, in order to try for a means, not an end, which doesn't Deems Taylor, commentator; Al- Arthur Bowen, violincellist. baritone; Bea Wain; Victor Ar- Central clarinet scholarship at the Juilliard necessarily mean it fred Wallenstein's Orchestra; 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. that is secondary deli's Orchestra. Pacifie Jan Kiepura, tenor, guest. E astern Central Mountain School of Music. P. S.: He won it. or performed in haphazard fashion. Prayer for Poland based on 9:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Not Available Not Available Mountain Pacific AMERICAN OPERA FESTIVAL, Three years later our subverted The choir is composed of fifty or sixty "The Raindrop Prelude".. 7:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m Chopin AMERICAN ALBUM OF FA- MBS. Alfred Wallenstein, con- lawyer was graduated with honors. youngsters, each of whom is provided Che Gelida Marine Puccini ductor. "Tennessee's Partner," Polish Dance W les i:nrski MILIAR MUSIC, NBC. Frank He played in various well -known or- with voice -training besides being The Dreamt from "Manua ". Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson, by Quinto Maganini, with Har- \ hlslatt desty Johnson. chestras, and during that hectic peri- given the opportunity to develop Central soprano; Buckingham Choir; Ber. [astern Central 10:15 p.m. :15 p.m. trand Hirsch, violinist; Orchestra MOO p.m. 7:00 p.m. od he put in a full year at an exclu- along other cultural lines. Mountain Pacifie Mountain Pacifie (The Columbus Choir is a regular feature of :15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. conducted by Gustave Haenscheu. 9:00 p.m 5:00 p.m. sive resort at Havana, where he MS u afternoons.)o Eastern Central 9:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. FRIDAY, MAY 29 developed a taste for Cuban music. # # * SUNDAY, MAY 24 Mountain Pacific 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. BRITISH AMERICAN FESTI- After hours he would seek little out - NBC STRING QUARTET. NBC. HOUR OF CHARM, NBC. Phil Concert Records E astern Central VAL, CBS. Bernard Herrmann, of- the -way places where the musi- 0:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Spitalny%s All -Girl Orchestra; conductor. Mountain Pacific cians used to get together and he Not Available Not Available guest soloists. ltoudrna Parr Victor's feature album of the month E astern Central of 31oattdtoes. front FROM THE ORGAN LOFT. 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Dunce the would join in the Cuban equivalent -and with good reason -is the re- Mountain Pacific the "Gnat Symphony" CBS. Julius Maltfield at the 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Lauder of "hot" sessions. Nostalgically, or cording by Leopold Stokowski and organ. Negro Work Songs Dawson perhaps Lavalle is that type of crea- Eastern Central Eastern Central the NBC Symphony Orchestra of 9:15 a.m. 8:15 a.m. MONDAY, MAV 25 artist, he wrote a "Symphonic Mountain Pacific Mountain2 Pacific tive Tschaikowsky's Fourth Symphony. Not Available Not Available Not Available Not Available Rumba," which was recently per- The music of the Russian composer is \'ERA BRODSKY, PIANIST. ONE -ACT OPERAS, CBS. Co- CITIES SERVICE CONCERT, formed by Black and the NBC CBS. lultlbia Concert Orchestra; Ber- NBC. Dr. Frank Black, cenduc. Frank much in demand these days, hence E astern Central nard conductor. 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Herrmann, tor; Lucille Manners, soprano; Orchestra. another album of his isn't going to be Mountain Pacific 'La Serva l'ndrona ". l'ergolesi (toss Graham, baritone. 9:00 .m. :00 a.m. Eastern Central The growth, to say nothing of the snubbed, you can wager. The perform- 3:30 p.m. 2:30 p.m. Where Do You Travel RECITAL PERIOD, Blue Net- Mountain Pacific Martin-Blaine development, of Paul Lavalle has Not Available Not Available ance combines the qualities of sym- work. Dr. Frank Black and the I Dreamt That 1 Dwelt in been nothing short of phenomenal, as pathy and passionate expression, Woodwind Ensemble. LOVELLA PAIKIN, SOPRANO, Min-tile Hans nal fe Eastern Central Blue Network. Concert Orchestra. I Want What I Want When they say in cliche circles. He is a which are often part and parcel of 11:15 a.m. 10:15 a.m. Eastern Central I 'avant It, from Mlle. Mo- Mountain Pacific 7:15 p.m. 6:15 p.m. mainstay of radio's. "Chamber Music 9:15 a.m. 5:15 a.m. Mountain Pacific diste Herbert any Stokowski achievement. 515 p.m. 4:15 p.m. U. S. Field Artillery ... Sousa Society of Lower Basin Street." he is MUSIC AND AMERICAN Ave Maria Maseagui Another Victor item Howard YOUTH, NBC. Public School THE VOICE OF FIRESTONE, conducts his own program, "Silhou- con- Small Fry Carmichael Hanson's "Lament for Beowulf," as Groups, Glendale, Calif. Chester NBC. Alfred Wallenstein, Eastern Central Richard Crooks, tenor. 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. ettes in Blue," in short he is every- recorded by the Eastman -Rochester Hayden, director. ductor; Mountain Pacific Eastern Central May Time Selections Romberg 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. where at once, contributing to the Symphony Orchestra and the East- 11:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Rio Rita Tierney TREASURE HOUR OF SONG, Mountain Pacific Intemlrss° "Nails" Delibes giant musical panorama that is the man School Choir, under the corn- 9:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Le Itui d'Ys Leto MBS. Alfredo Antonini's Orches- Blue Network Company. FIRST PIANO QUARTET, Blue A Brown Bird Singing Wood tra; Licia Albanese, soprano. poser's direction. The Anglo -Saxon No. d Eastern Central Network. Ilungarian Dance 10:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. hero, of course, is Eastern Central Itrait Ills Pacific mythical folk 12:15 p.m. 11:15 a.m. Mountain Mountain Pacific Aloha bud 5:00 p.m. 7:00 p -m. known to every high -school student. 9:15 a.m. ern '` Central lo:1s a.m. 6:30t p.m. 7:30 p.m. FIRST PIANO QUARTET, Blue Mr. Hanson's music attempts to de- SALT LAKE TABERNACLE Mountain Pacific Network. Buy a War Bond -Now! CBS. 6:30 p -m. 5:30 p.m. Eastern Central pict the character without straining CHOIR AND ORGAN, HOUR, 10:15 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Chorale " Meistersingers" ... THE TELEPHONE Mountain Pacifie at the leash of dramatic possibilities. Wagner NBC. Symphony Orchestra, di- 8:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m.

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Nazis Can't Take It French in Occupied Zone Continue cowardly traitor is going to rece ive short shrift when the armies of the B. PRIESTLEY, famous British United Nations march into Berlin. novelist and broadcaster, speak- to Listen to American Broadcasts ing from London the other night made some significant remarks on the u. S. Commander Thanks KGEI utter absurdity of much of the Nazi In the midst of fighting in the radio propaganda. By CHARLES A. MORRISON Philippines and the East Indies, mem- He explained that many people had bers of the officers' mess of an em- come to believe that Nazi propaganda President, International DX'ers Alliance battled U. S. warship, since sunk, was very effective and dangerous. made a solemn pledge that the first According to Priestley, this Nazi officer from the ship to reach San propaganda is for the most part stupid Francisco should go immediately to and getting more stupid all the time. KGEI, General Electric's powerful Instead of concentrating upon one international short -wave station in subject they are now swinging wildly that city, and thank them in person from one subject to another like a for their broadcasts. dying man clutching at a straw. This was the report brought re- Goebbels was in a revel of sadistic cently to KGEI by a man in khaki delight when the Luftwaffe was blitz- fatigue clothes and a naval officer's ing Britain. Then Hitler got most of cap -the commander of the ship who, his Luftwaffe tied up in Russia, giv- escaping from Java with only a pair ing the R. A. F. a chance to take of pajamas, was the first officer to over, which they did by sending hun- reach San Francisco. dreds of planes swarming over the "I have come to thank you in be- continent dropping thousands of tons half of the men on my ship," the of bombs. At once the Germans began officer said, "for the broadcasts that to seriously doubt the benefits to meant so much to them during fight- anyone of that "baptism of fire" that ing around the Philippines and the they had themselves initiated and East Indies." been so boastful of just a few months before. The Britons, however, felt it was high time that the German peo- Occupied París Hears WGEA ple began to realize the horror that A post -card, smuggled out of Nazi - they themselves had loosed upon the occupied Paris recently to Edward world. Meanwhile Goebbels, cower- Beck, who broadcasts daily to Europe ing in his corner, ran out a few hast- news programs in French over ily prepared talks telling the British RECENT VISITORS to New York City, the above group of Brazilian and WGEA, Schenectady, N. Y., offers was stupid anyway and proof in that bombing Argentine athletes and athletic directors took to the microphone for a that spite of Nazi regu- it ought to be stopped. He didn't lations forbidding short -wave that special NBC international program broadcast to Brazil. In to mu- receiv- seriously think the British would rise addition ers, French people in the occupied to this bait but he was willing to try sic and news, South American listeners are extremely interested in sports zone still listen, when they have the anything. When British bombers kept chance, to American radio. coming over in greater and greater The post-card is of the inter -zone numbers and with greater and greater there have been firm beliefs in tol- station is operating only on 15.29 type which regulations allow to be loads of bombs, Goebbels tore his hair erance. Tolerance is not easy. In order megs daily from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. sent between occupied and unoccu- and shouted his venom to the skies, to be tolerant we must be willing to PWT at time of writing, but addi- pied France carrying messages of a calling the British barbaric and idi- admit that someone else's way may tional frequencies and hours of oper- strictly personal nature only. Sent by otic. Nazi propagandists then began to be better than ours. Intolerance will ation will be added as soon as feasi- a French friend in Paris to Beck, in scream retaliation and said their never build a United States of Amer- ble. care of a mutual friend in a city in Luftwaffe would repay the British by ica or a British Empire, but it will the unoccupied zone, the card got its destroying every historic and vener- build occupied continents of cower- message by the censors with the sen- able landmark and building in En- ing and abject slaves. Freedom is a "Major Bowes" to Soldiers tence: "It is a very, very long time gland, and proceeded to back up their silken bond that binds people in all The American Expeditionary Forces since we have had news from you, threats by bombing such lovely and corners of the world, fragile and in- are hearing "Major Bowes' Amateurs" but fortunately from time to time we historic old country towns as Exeter visible, it is yet so strong that it can program weekly every Sunday from hear the sound of your voice." and Norwich. This, too, was a propa- never be severed by a Japanese 6:30 to 7:00 a.m. PWT. With other Beck, who only escaped from occu- ganda stunt, you see, for Germany sword. CBS network commercials, "Major pied Paris a few months ago, himself could not now spare the hundreds of Bowes' Amateurs" is being short - has since been helping to fight the Axis by combating their propaganda bombers necessary to destroy great New American Voice to waved by means of delayed broad- military objectives and therefore Orient casts to the service men abroad via through his news broadcasts to Eu- tried to make a little look like a In MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE issue of No- Columbia's two 50,000-watt stations, rope. This post -card is the first word whole lot by sending over a few vember 1, 1941, I told about the new WCBX (15.27) and WCRC (11.83), he has had from Paris since Pearl planes to bomb cathedrals and ancient 100,000 -watt short -wave transmitter both located in New York City. Harbor, but previous to that time he castles. "But," said Priestley, "this to serve the Orient that Associated had a letter smuggled out of the bombing of historic buildings -even Broadcasters, Inc., of San Francisco, occupied zone informing him that "a if they destroy every one in Britain California, had just received a per- Guess Who great number of people in Paris listen -won't hinder our war effort in the mit to install. This station, whose call Ever so often, Goebbels finds it whenever they have the opportunity, least. Of course the loss will be great letters are KWID, has already taken necessary to add another yellow - and in the provinces many families not only to England but to the whole the air for initial test broadcasts. To backed American traitor to his we know of listen nightly." world, but we have something more plan, build, ship and install a huge rogues' gallery of propagandists. His short -wave transmitter and the neces- latest and perhaps most loathsome precious than any building and that News About the Stations is 'freedom,' and we mean to retain sary beam aerials and studios (which addition is a venomous creature it." are in the Mark Hopkins Hotel in known as "Guess Who," who spits KZRH (9.64, 6.14), Japanese -con- downtown San Francisco) in just a forth his poison Tuesdays, Thursdays trolled station in the Philippines, little over six months is almost a and Saturdays at 6:15 p.m. PWT over has dropped its program dedicated to Freedom miracle. Urgent need for this addi- the Berlin short -wave station. Guess Corregidor, is now broadcasting daily Speaking of freedom as opposed to tional program service to the Far Who tries to arouse interest by hav- to 7:00 a.m. PWT as a straight Jap- intolerance, Philip Godala, noted East greased the usual slow channels ing his listeners guess his real iden- anese propaganda station. News in British historian, remarked that free- of production. General Electric Com- tity, which he claims he will reveal English is given at 6:40 a.m. PWT .. . dom is like the air we breathe. We pany and the office of the Coordinator sometime before the last of June-as A new Tokyo station is operating on value it most just when we are about of Information cooperated to cut the if anyone cared who he is. Seems to 9.67 megs daily from 2:00 to 6:00 a.m. to run short of it. In Great Britain necessary red tape and get the job me he would be safer to keep his PWT . . . Radio Martinique (9.705) and the United. States, he continued, done swiftly and efficiently. The new identity concealed, for this type of airs news in French, 5:00 p.m. PWT.

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War News in English Empire Services of British Daily Morning Guide to Programs Broadcasting Corporation PWT MWT CITY STATION DIAL 4:30 a.m. 5:30 a.m. Melb'rne VLG2 934 The programs listed here are those broadcast daily at the same time. Exceptions are indicated. Time shown is PWT; add one hour for MWT. 5:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. Moscow 9.566 Time shown is PWT; add one hour for MWT 11.885 Pacific Service 5:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. Tokyo JZK 15.16 5:30 p.m.- Berlin- Station DE- 5:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Ch'gking XGOY 9.625 DAILY BUNK: (7.20) 10:00 p.m. -1:15 a.m. 5:30 a.m. 6:30 a.m. Delhi VU D3 9.59 5:30 p.m.-L o n d o n- "Britain 23, Directed to Australia GSB 9.51 5:50 a.m. 6:50 a.m. K'byshev 10.04 Saturday, May through Speaks " : GSC (9.58) GSD 6:00 a.m. 7:00 a.m. London GRE 1539 Friday, May 29 (11.75) GSD 11.75 6:15 a.m. 7:15 a.m. Rome 2R08 17.82 5:30 GSF 15.14 City Program Station p.m.- Rome -"American 6:30 a.m. 7:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 PWT Hour" for listeners in North GRS 7.07 7:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Ch'gking XGOV 9.625 4:25 a.m.-Melbourne- Broadcast America; 5:30 & 7:30 p.m.- Directed to New Zealand GSB 9.51 7:30 15.16 15.45 a.m. 8:30 a.m. Tokyo JZK for eastern North American News (English) : 2R03 (9.63) GRD 7:40 a.m. 8:40 a.m. Melb'rne VLG2 9.54 listeners: VLG2 (9.54) 2R04 (11.81) 2R0- (11.95) GRS 7.07 Perth VLW2 9.665 4:30 a.m. - Moscow-English pro- 5:45 p.m. -B e r n- English pro- Directed to Central America G S B 9.51 8:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Stockh'm SBT 15.155 gram; 5 a.m.-News (English) : gram for North America; 6 GSD 11.75 8:05 a.m. 9:05 a.m. Melb'rne VLG2 9.54 (9.567, 11.885) p.m. -News (English): HER4 GRS 7.07 8:30 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Amst'd'm PCJ 15.22 4:35 a.m.- Chungking Chinese (9.538) Directed to South America G S B 9.51 8:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 - 9:30 a.m. National program for North 6 p.m.- Budapest -North Ameri- GRS 7.07 8:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. Saigon 11.775 can program from Hungary: America; 5:30, 7, 8 a.m. - Directed to Central and South 9:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m. Berlin DJB 15.20 News (English) : XGOY (9.625) HAT4 (9.125) 10:30 2R06 15.30 Africa to 11:45 p.m. G R V 9.60 a.m. 11:30 a.m. Rome 4:40 & 815 a.m. Melbourne 6:15 p.m.- Moscow -English pe- 11:10 a.m. Finland OFE 11.785 - - from 12:00 mid. GSD 11.75 12:10 p.m. Messages to home from Ameri- Netherlands East In- riod: (15.23, 11.885) Directed to Near East and East Daily Afternoon can troops in Australia: VLG2 6:30 p.m. -The "Voice of Free dies' Dr. Hubertus J. to 11:45 G S B 951 12:00 noon 1:00 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 (9.54) India" program; 8 p.m. -News Africa p.m. TAP 9.465 from 12:00 mid. GRE 15.39 12:15 p.m. 1:15 p.m. Ankara 8 a.m. Melbourne Transmis- Van Mook, en route (English): (9.40) Berlin DXZ 9.57 - - 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. sion for western North Ameri- London, sent spe- 6:45 p.m.-Havana--News (En- Directed to Far East 2:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. Rome 2R06 15.30 to ca: VLG2 (9.54) VLQ2 (11.87) glish) : COCY (11.74) HP5G from 12:00 mid. GRE 15.39 2:15 p.m. 3:15 p.m. Moscow 15.23 cial message home 8:30 Berlin High (11.78) GSF 15.14 11.885 a.m.- -Official Directed to Burma, India, Malaya Command Communique in En- recently via KGEI 7 p.m. (ex. Mon.) -Quito, Ecua- 2:45 p.m. 3:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 glish for press: DJB (15.20) dor Friendship Hour : HCJB GSD 11.75 - Eastern 9:45 a.m. (Mon., Wed., Fri.) (12.455) Service 3:45 p.m. 4:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 - Near York eastern North 7:15 p.m.- Havana -News (En- GSD 11.75 New York City - America: JZK 3:45 -8:15 a.m. WRCA (15.15) (15.16) glish): HP5G (11.78) HP5K 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Moscow 15.23 Calling London: 11.885 WBOS (15.21) 4 & 8:15 p.m.-Vichy programs (6.005) Directed to India, Burma, Malaya GSF 15.14 8:15 Moscow -English 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Tokyo JZK 15.16 10:45 a.m.- Athlone, Ireland - in English for North America: p.m.- GSV 17.81 program: (11.885, 9.566) 4:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 News (English): (17.84) (9.52) from 6:45 a.m. GSD 11.75 DXL7 11.885 12:45 p.m. (ex. Sun.)-Havana- 4 (ex. Sun.), 5, 6 (ex. Sun.), 8:30 p.m.- Tokyo -Program for 7:30.8:00 a.m. GSG 17.79 in western North 5:05 p.m. 6:05 p.m. Madrid 9.86 America Speaks : COK (11.616) 7, 8, 9, 10 p.m. (ex. Sun.) - listeners 7:30-8:00 a.m. GRV 12.04 12:45 English Berlin -News (English) : DXL7 America; 10:30 p.m. News 5:10 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Finland OFE 11.785 p.m.- Brazzaville- - Directed to Far East and New News from Free French Africa: (11.885) DJB (15.20) DJD (English): JZJ (11.80) JZK 5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 Zealand to 6:30 a.m. GSV 17.81 FZI (11.77) DZD (10.54) DXL24 (15.16) 2R04 11.81 (11.97) to 6:30 a.m. GSF 15.14 2:50 p.m. e r 1 i Germany's (9.62) DXJ (7.24) DXP (6.03) 8:30 p.m.- London -"Radio Daily Evening -B n- from 6:30 a.m. GSB 9.51 program for North America: 4 p.m. -M o s c o w- Soviet pro- Newsreel," news by the men 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Bern HER4 9.538 East, South and West Africa GSH 21.47 DJD (11.77) DJB (15.20) gram in English for North and women who make it : GSC HERS 11.865 DXC2 (11.74) DXL7 (11.885) America: (15.23, 11.885) (958) GSL (6.11) from 6:30 a.m. GSV 17.81 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. London GSC 9.58 DXL24 (9.62) DZD (10.54) 5 p.m. a d r i Program for 9:25 p.m.- Melbourne English South America to 6:30 a.m. GRQ 18.03 GSD 11.75 -M d- - DXJ (7.24) North America: (9.86) program for western North from 6:45 a.m. GST 21.55 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Stockh'm SBU 9.535 3:40 p.m. o n d o Listening 5:15 p.m.-Finland- English pe- America; 9:40 p.m.-Messages 6:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. Berlin DJD 11.77 -L n- Directed to Central America and Post: GSC (11.75) riod for North America: OFE from American soldiers: VLG6 DZD 10.54 (9.58) GSD West Indies GRP 17.89 3:55 Tokyo for (11.785) (15.23) 6:15 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Moscow 15.23. 11.885 p.m.- -Program Directed to North America GRE 15.39 6:45 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Panama HP5G 11.78 7:10 p.m. 8:10 p.m. Tokyo JZK 15.16 African Service JZJ 11.80 SPECIAL PROGRAMS 7:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 8:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. 2R04 11.81 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs above. 7:45 p.m. 8:45 p.m. London GSC 9.58 Directed to East Africa 6.11 3:30 p.m. o n d o n Re- GSL Saturday, May 23 Monday, May 25 -L -War to 12:30 p.m. GSF 15.14 8:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. Berlin DXJ 7.24 view, Lieut. Cont. Thos. Wood - PWT City Program Station 4 a.m. -New o rk eb ruad rast from 12:45 p.m. GRY 9.60 8:15 9:15 p.m. Moscow 11.885 l -lt rooffe: GSC (9.58) GSD (1L75) p.m. for troops: Kate Smith Hour: from 11:30 p.m. GRG 11.68 9.567 7 a.m. -New York -Rebroadcasts 5:15 Berlin Revere: WCBX (15.27) WCRC (17.83) p.m.- -Paul 8:15 p.m. 9:15 p.m. Vichy 9.52 for troops: Bob Hope; 7:30 DJD (11.77) DXL7 (11.885) Directed to South Africa .6 a.m. York -Rebroadcasts Tokyo JZJ 11.80 a.m.- Schaefer Revue; 8 a.m. -New to 11:15 a.m. GSV 17.81 8:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Army Hour; 7:15 DZD (10.54) JZK 15.16 -Jack Benny; 8:30 a.rn.- for troops: to 11:45 a.m. GSI 15.26 United Nations Speak; 5:45 p.m.- London - Escape to Aldrich Family; 9 a.m.- from 9:30 a.m. GSD 11.75 8:45 p.m. 9:45 p.m. Br'zz'v'e, a.m.-Ellery Freedom : GSC (9.58) GSD 10:15 a.m. -Musical Steelmak- Free.Afr. FZI 11.97 Queen; 9:30 a.m.-Burns & (11.75) from 11:30 a.m. G R Y 9.60 ers: WRCA (15.15) 9:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Berlin DXJ 7.24 Allen; 10:15 a.m. -AI Pearce; 6:15 Berlin -Fred Kalten- Directed to West Africa 9:30 a.m.-London -"Hi, Gang," p.m.- 9:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. Melb'rne VLG6 15.23 10:30 a.m. -Command Perform- bach: DJD (11.77) DXL7 12:00 noon O S O 11.75 Bebe Daniels, Vic Oliver, Ben 9:30 p.m. 10:30 p.m. London GSL 6.11 ance: WRCA (15.15) WNBI (11.885) DZD (10.54) Directed to Near East GSC 9.58 (17.78) Lyon : GRE (15.39) WBOS (15.21) 7 p.m.- London-Something Go- 12:00 noon G S B 9.51 11:00 p.m. Rome 2R03 9.63 2 p.m.- Schenectady -March of 3:30 p.m. -L o n d o n -War Re- 10:00 p.m. ing On in Britain Now: GSC Directed to North America Time: WGEA (15.33) WGEO view, Oliver Stewart : GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) GSL (6.11) to 9:30 a.m. 15.39 (9.53) (9.58) GSD (11.75) GRE 10:15 to 11:15 a.m. GRE 15.39 Important Stations 3:30 p.m.- London -"War Re- 5 p.m.- London - North Ameri- can Night: GSC, (9.58) GSD Thursday, May 28 from 12:15 p.m. GRE 15.39 (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) view," H. C. Ferraby: GSC CBFY. Canada 11.705 PZX5, D. Guiana 15.40 (9.58) GSD (11.75) (11.75) 4 a.m. -New York-Rebroadcast Directed to South America 5:15 Berlin Revere: from 1:35 GSF 15.14 COCH, Cuba 9.435 RV, U.S.S.R. 15.23. 6:15 p.m.- London- Weekly visit p.m.- -Paul for troops: Gene Autry : WCBX p.m. COK. - 11.62 11.885. 9.587. 6.1u., to the American Eagle Club, DJD (11.77) DXL7 (11.885) (15.27) WCRC (17.83) Directed to Central America CR7BE, Mozambique Spain 9.86 DZD (10.54) 9.84 messages from American buys 7 a.m. -New York -Rebroadcasts to 9:30 a.m. GRP 17.89 SBT. Sweden 16.155 6:15 p.m.- Berlin -Talk by Fred for troops: Famous Jury Trials; CSW7. Portugal 9.735 BRU, 9.535 in the R. A. F. and North Ire- from 1:35 p.m. GSN 11.82 DJB. Germany 15.20 land: GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) Kaltenbach: DXJ (7.24) DXL7 7:30 a.m.-Kay Kyser: WRCA 11.77 TAP, Turkey 9.465 Directed to India and Burma DJD. (11.885) DZD (10.54) (15.15) WBOS (15.21) ;1' DJL. 15.11 TGWA, Guatemala 6:45 p.m.- London-The Voice of to 11:15 a.m. GSD 11.75 DJQ.. " 15.28 9.685. 15.17 the Nazi, propaganda review: 3:30 p.m.-L o n d o n -War Re- to 11:15 a.m. GSB 9.51 DXJ. 7.24 VLG. Australia 9.58 GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) Tuesday, May 26 view, Lindley -Fraser: GSC 9.54 to 11:15 a.m. GSF 15.14 DXP. ' 6.03 VLG2, 7 :45 p.m.- Cincinnati -Baseball (9.58) GSD (11.75) DZD. " 10.543 VLG3, " 11.71 Directed to Far East and New Interviews, for troops abroad. 4 a.m. -New York -Rebroadcast 5:15 p.m.- Berlin. K. Speak- DXL7. France 11.885 for troops: Lux Radio Theater: Zealand 8:45 to 9:15 a.m. G S B 9.51 DXL24, 9.62 VL(G7, " 15.16 WLWO (9.59) ing: DJD (11.77) DZD (1054) EIRE, Ireland 15.12. VLQ2, 11.87 WCBX (15.27) WCRC (17.83) DXL7 (11.885) 17.84, 9.595 VLR, " 9.68 4:40 a.m.-Melbourne -War Com- 6:30 p.m.- Vatican City -News North American Service FZI. Brazzaville. Fr. VLW2, 9.666 Sunday, May 24 mentary by Fred Cuhel: VLG2 (English) : HVJ (9.66) Enuntorial Africa 11.97 VUD3, India 9.59 4 a.m. -New York Rebroadcasts 2:15 GRE, England 15.39 VUD4, 11.83 - (9.54) -9:45 p.m. for troops: Fred Allen; 6:30 7:30 Rebroad- GRG, 11.68 WBOS, Boston, Mass. a.m.-New York- Friday, May 29 :1 GRH, " 9.83 15.21, 11.87 a.m.-Major Bowes' Amateurs: casts for troops: Information, Directed to Canada and North 9.58 New York 4 York WCBX, City WCBX (15.27) WCRC (17.83) Please; 8 a.m. -Truth or Con- a.m. -New -Rebroadcasts America GSC 9.58 (;SD. " 11.75 17.89. 15.27, 9.65. 6:15 a.m. -New York- Rebroad- for troops: Take It or Leave to 6:45 p.m. GSD 11.75 GSF. 15.14 6.17, 11.83. 21.57 sequences; 10:15 a.m.-Dr. I. Q. : ; Nineties GSL. " 6.11 WCDA, New York City casts for troops: Sports News- WRCA (15.15) WBOS (15.21) It 4:30 a.m. -Gay from 7:00 p.m. GSL 6.11 (15.27) WCRC 03V, " 17.81 17.83. 6.17 reel; 6:30 a.m.-Fitch Band 3:30 p.m. o n d o n Re- Revue: WCBX Directed to Western Canada WCRC, New York City -L -War HAT4. Hungary 9.125 Wagon; 7 a.m. - Command view, Major Lewis Hastings: (17.83) from 4:00 p.m. GSC 9.58 HCJB, Ecuador 12.46 11.83 Performance; -7:30 a.m.-Fib- 4:35 a.m.-Melbourne- "The HER4. Switzerland WGEA. Schenectady, GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) Directed to Central America and ber McGee; a.m. Truth of It Is ." propagan- 9,635. 11.865 N. Y. 21.50. 15.33. 9.55 8 -National 5 p.m.- London-Current Events, West Indies to 6:45 p.m. GSD 11.75 HPSA. Panama 11.70 WGEO, Schenectady, Barn Dance; 9 a.m. Bing da review: VLG2 (9.54) - Frederic Kuh or Vernon Bart- to 9:15 p.m. G R H 9.83 HP50. 11.78 N. Y. 15.33, 9.53 Crosby; 10:15 Johnny 8:15 a.m. -New York- Rebroad- 11.72 WLWO, Cincinnati. a.m.- lett: GSC (9.58) GSD (11.75) from 7:00 p.m. GSL 6.11 HSP5, Thailand Presents: WRCA (15.15) casts for troops: Street Singer's HVJ, Vatican City 9.68 Ohio 15.25. 11.71. 6.08 6:15 p.m. (Tues., Thurs., Sat.) - Directed to South America GSC 958 Indo -China 11,775 WNBI, New York City WBOS (15.21) WNBI (17.78) program; 10:15 a.m. -Maxwell Berlin- Guess Who: DJD GSD 11.75 JZJ, Japan 11.80 11.89. 6.100. 17.78 2:30 p.m.- London -"Answering (11.77) DZD (10.54) House Coffee program: WRCA JZK, 15.16 WRCA, New York City You," questions (15.15) WBOS (15.21) to 3:15 p.m. GSF 15.14 RGEI, San Francisco, 9.67, 15.15 overseas an- Calif. 7.25, WRUL, -WRUW, swered: GSC (9.58) 3:30 p.m.-L o n d o n -War Re- Directed to West Africa 9.67, 15.33 Boston, Mass. 17.75. 5:45 p.m.- London -News Dra- Wednesday, May 27 view Capt. Cyril Falls: GSC to 3:45 p.m. G R Y 9.60 KWID, San Fran- 15.25, 9.70, 11.79, matization: GSC (9.58) GSD 4 a.m. -New York -Rebroadcasts (9.51) GSD (11.75) cisco 15.29 11.73, 6.04 (11.75) for troops: Philip Morris Play- 6:15 p.m.- Berlin -Fred Kalten- KZRH. Philippines 9.64 XGOY, China Note: Next issue we will publish the complete LLH, Norway 9.645 11.90, 9.625 6:15 p.m.-B e r l i n-Lord Haw house; 4:30 a.m. -The First bach: DXL7 (11.885) DJD MTCY. Manchukuo 11.78 2R0, Italy 11.95 Haw: DZD (10.54) DXL24 Line, exploits of the Navy: (11.77) DZD (10.54) current operating schedules for each United OFE, Finland 11.78 (9.62) DJD (11.77) WCBX (15.27) WCRC (17.83) 7 p.m.- Schenectady - Madison States International Station. Reserve next OFD, 9.495 2R04, " 11.81 MOVIE -RADIO POI, Holland 15.22 2808, " 15.30 6:30 p.m.- Vatican City -News 4:45 a.m. - Melbourne -In Aus- Square Garden Bouts: WGEO week's copy of GUIDE now. 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By DICK DORRANCE set aside for these studio -transmitter to Programs links by the Federal Communications The Future of FM Guide Commission. Radio relay, replacing ALTHOUGH the war has placed telephone Programs for Station K45LA, Los Angeles, lines, is not uncommon in FM. The concise restrictions on the Yankee granting of further permits to Network has used such a cir- Broadcasting on 44.5 megacycles cuit for two years between its FM build any broadcast stations of any studios type -including FM ones of on Brookline Avenue in Bos- -owners ton and the W43B transmitter on the noise -free, full -fidelity FM out- May 23 through May 29 lets now on the air are not discour- Mount Asnebumskit, outside Worces- aged. They recognize, of course, that SATURDAY 6:00 Dance Time 7:15 Leo Zollo's Orch. ter, Mass. The distance is approxi- 6:30 A Rhapsody in Wax 7:30 Rhapsody in Wax mately frequency modulation as a broadcast forty -five airline miles. 3 :00 Anchors Aweigh 7:15 Mickey Alpert's Orch. 8:00 Sammy Watkins' Orch. W41MM, the giant FM outlet atop service must 3:30 Afternoon Varieties 7:30 Rhapsody in mark time until victory Wax 8:15 Enric Madriguera's Orca. Clingman's Peak in North is won. But these war days can be 5:00 To be announced 8:00 Leo Zollo's Orch. 8:30 Tune Up, America Carolina, productive of much experience for 5:30 California Melodies 8:15 Wally Johnson's Orch. will receive programs from Winston- 6:00 America Loves a Melody 8:30 Dance Time Salem, 102 miles away, over a similar FM broadcasters who acknowledge 7:00 Little Concert THURSDAY beamed relay. the need for new programming tech- 8.00 To be announced 8:15 Dick Robertson's Orch. TUESDAY FM is also proving its worth, par- niques and better ways to make use 8:30 Sammy Watkins' 3:00 Eddie Albright of the startling realism that FM can Orch. ticularly today when telephone lines 3:00 Eddie Albright 3:30 Varieties 5:00 American are constantly busy and installation transmit. 3:30 Pop Concert Opera Festival SUNDAY 6:00 Dance of new ones not always possible, by There are few people in the radio 3:45 Rhythm by Time 6:30 Americans at the Ramparts Afternoon 4:00 Varieties - feeding network programs to distant world today who doubt frequency 3:00 Varieties 7:00 Rhapsody in Wax 3:15 Dance 4:45 Salon Recital AM stations for rebroadcast. Listeners modulation will play an important Orch. 7:30 Dance Time 3 :30 Afternoon Varieties 5:30 Dance Time of WEAN I., part in the post -war period of re- 8:00 Standard Symphony Hour in Providence, R. and 4:30 Nobody's Children 6:15 Gaslite Harmonies WICC, Bridgeport, Conn., do not re- construction. One of FM's outstanding 5:00 Rhapsody in Wax 6:30 Kay Kyser's Orch. 6 :00 Old Fashioned Revival 7:00 Rhapsody in Wax alize that some of the programs they virtues -freedom from interference FRIDAY when stations in closely spaced areas 7:00 Echoes of the Opera 7:30 Ina Ray Hutton's Orch. hear have reached their local stations 7:30 Keep 'Ein Rolling 7:45 Rhapsody in Wax via W43B. WMFF, Plattsburg, N. Y., use the same channel -means there is 8:00 Hancock Ensemble 8:30 Rudy Bundy's Orch. 3:00 Eddie Albright rebroadcasts baseball games picked virtually no limit to the number of 8:30 Dance Time 3:20 Johnny Richards' Orch. up from New England FM stations, new FM stations that can be built and WEDNESDAY 3:30 Little Show and W47P, Pittsburgh, has fed pro-. operated. Even the smallest towns may MONDAY 3:45 Afternoon Varieties have their own broadcast stations, 3:00 Eddie Albright 4:30 Geins of Melody grams to neighboring AM stations as 3:00 Eddie Albright 330 Varieties 5:15 Pan -Americana distant as sixty miles. offering perfect fidelity day and night, 3 :30 Varieties 4:30 Salon Recital 5 :30 Songs for Marching Men Frequency modulation is especially never garbled or broken up when 3:45 Musical Varieties 5:15 Joe Sudÿ s Orch. 6 :00 Dancetime 4:00 Afternoon for FM evening comes because some other Varieties 5:30 To be announced 6:30 Rhapsody in Wax suited this work, and net- 4:30 Salon Recital 6:00 Dance Time 8:15 Enric Madriguera's Orch. works are in frequent operation station, maybe hundreds of miles 5:30 Music for America 6:30 Rhapsody in Wax 8:30 Tropical Serenade away, is using the same spot on the throughout the northeastern part of dial. the country, each station picking up These many new stations mean that groups and rebroadcasting its neighbor -all in this country looking for- quently it has been the practise to without use of telephone wires. The the radio industry will expand con- ward to the time when they can link studios and transmitter with a requiring large numbers of apply absence of background rush and the siderably, for official permission to build telephone wire over which programs sharp fidelity permits these FM pro- new workers, creating new outlets FM stations. Not all of them are com- are relayed before being sent out on for the natural talent that is often mercial grams to go through a large number broadcasters, since schools, the air. of relays without appreciable loss of overlooked today. They'll need more universities, institutions, municipal FM stations, however, haven't al- quality. technicians and executives and an- governments and similar organizations ways found this method satisfactory. nouncers, opening up good jobs for appreciate the value of radio as well. Except in rare cases, the telephone men and women released from war The FM stations now on the air wires available today are unable to More Work for FM work. feel an obligation to continue their carry the full tonal fidelity that FM Milwaukee has long been one of pioneer work and to learn as much can broadcast. Sometimes the FM the most FM- conscious cities in the New Sets for Old about the new techniques of frequency transmitter is on an isolated moun- country, thanks to the excellent pro- modulation as possible so that they We cannot guess, of course, how taintop where construction of tele- gramming and promotional efforts of may be trail -blazers with the return phone lines would involve tremendous W55M, the Milwaukee Journal's FM long the war may last. But we can't of normal times. We told you, in an overlook the fact that even if it con- expense. The solution has been to station which is heard throughout earlier issue of MOVIERADIO GUIDE, employ a radio beam circuit in place much of Wisconsin. It is not hard to tinues only another year or two, a about FM's part in the fighting of the of wirelines. sizable percentage of the nation's understand, therefore, why the Mil- war. This is done by installing a low - waukee police and fire departments 57,000,000 radio receivers will need power, replacement each year. As you prob- ultrashort -wave transmitter have decided to install a complete ably know, the War Production Board Wires vs. Radio on the roof of the studios. A special two -way communication system using directional antenna aims a narrow 109 mobile FM units. has banned the manufacture of Radio transmitters are very seldom further sets for civilian use. It may pathway of radio energy straight to- Necessary materials for construc- located at the same spot as the broad- ward the regular transmitter site, tion of the equipment have been allo- be three, four, five years or more - casting studios. There are a number where it's picked postulating that the war is won by up on another di- cated as essential by the War Produc- of reasons for this. With AM stations rectional antenna by a precision - tion Board. The police will have then -before receiver factories can it's usually because a site outside the receiver. again set up their assembly lines, now built The program is then seventy -five installations, the fire de- city -where a high tower can be sent out in the usual fashion to FM partment thirty -four. converted to war work, and begin erected and a great many copper listeners. turning out civilian radio receivers wires buried underground-allows the again. A tremendous number of sets station to transmit a louder signal. will need replacement by that time With FM The Idea in Use This weekly column of FM stations it's often so because news and discussion is intended as after years of hard and faithful ser- more height for wider coverage may W47A at Schenectady, N. Y., in- a MOVIE RADIO GUIDE service for vice. be obtained at some point outside the stalled a radio relay of this type sev- It is no startling news that most of the swiftly growing audience of city. eral weeks ago over which programs FM listeners. Letters from the major manufacturers, when they In both cases the readers studios themselves travel the twelve miles between are always welcome. We shall be return to every -day production, plan can't very well be built at the trans- downtown Schenectady and the trans- to bring out dual -purpose receivers, glad to answer your questions mitter site because that would mean mitter site high in the near -by Hel - and, if you do not yet have FM equipped for either FM or ordinary considerable commuting and incon- derberg Mountains. A special section AM reception at the turn of a switch. reception in your locality, advise venience for artists and speakers who of the radio frequency spectrum - you whether any is in prospect. Even today there are hundreds of broadcast over the station. Conse- from 330 to 342 megacycles -has been

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By JOHN PAUL listeners, familiar with his free - Use These Columns as a Guide swinging talk, whether they agree Williams- Returns with him or not, believe that he does to the Week's News Broadcasts hew to the mark -and they've seen Wythe Williams, after about a year the chips falling in all directions away from the network airwaves, is from his fiery talks on the labor sit- back on Mutual (Sunday evenings) uation of recent months! with his spectacular inside news sto- Monday Through Friday Frazier Hunt, news analyst: CBS Mark Hawley, news analyst: CBS rime-0:00 p.m. EWT: '5:00 p.m. 'film -(1:1,1, 1,.10. KW?: heard in East ries and startling scoop predictions. The programs listed here are cwt.; 14:41 p.m. 31\í'T; 7:45 p.m. l'WT only The those broadcast Monday, Tues- Cal Tinney, Sizing Up the News: Brown -Lectures veteran journalist was a sensa- day, Wednesday, Thursday and Edward Tomlinson, specialist on tion Friday the some time. South American affairs: Blue Net MBS while he was on the air during at Time-8:00 p.m. EWT: 7:00 p.m. Cecil Brown, CBS foreign corre- 'rm,e --0:45 p.m. EWT: 5:43 p.m CWT; 10:15 p.m. MWT; 9:15 p.,,,. l'WT the early phases of this war, gaining Clifton Utley, news analyst: NBC CWT: 4:45 p.m. MWT: 3:45 II.m. l'WT spondent who also has a name for a phenomenal record for 1iun-7:u0 nail. CWT; heard In 5101- Siegfried Wagener, analysis of the accuracy 0..,, ,nay Bob Garred, news reporter: CBS propaganda: speaking out plainly what he sees Time-5:45 í'.,n. MT: heard on MBS of his analyses and prognostications George Bryan, news reporter: West Coast only Tonle-0:15 p.m. EWT: 8:15 p.m. and thinks, now from CSV1'; 7:15 p.m. 5lSV r: not heard in back the thick based on information gleaned from CBS 1'I,ei lie area of the Time-9:00 a.m. t:W T: 8:00 a John Daly, news reporter: CBS world's fighting, is in the midst his world -wide grapevine. Among the CWT: not heardr Mountain and Pa- '1'10('-8:55 p n.. EWT: 7:55 p.m. Raymond Gram Swing, news ana- of a lecture tour that will eventually cific :ea. CWT: 0:55 p.m. MWT: 3:35 p.m. PWT lyst: MBS most noteworthy of these news beats Helen Hiett, news reporter: Blue Tln,n--i11:01 p.m. Ew^r: 9:00 p.m. take him to twenty -five cities in fif- James G. McDonald, news ana- CN'T: :99 p.m. Mm'T: 7:00 P.m. PWT was his prediction of the invasion of Net lyst: Blue Net teen states. Remaining stops in the rune-b: 15 ,. EWT; 9:15 Tima-0:45 p.m. EWT: 8:45 p.n,. Elmer Davis, news analyst: CBS Denmark a few hours before it hap- CWT: 8:15 a.m. 031sT; 9::1(1 nail. PWT CWT: 7:45 51w-T: 0:45 p.m. PWT Tune -11:0M p.m. MT: 10:00 P.m. itinerary include the following: May p.m. cw'r: not heur in Mountain and l'a. Merritt Ruddock, news reporter: ,-Inc areas pened and his revelation that Marshal Raymond Gram Swing, news ana- 23-Harrisburg, Pa.; May 24- Dayton, MBS Arthur Mann, Radio Newsreel: Petain had asked General Franco to Time-11:00 a.m. EWT; 111:151 a.m. lyst: MBS Ohio; May 25-Indianapolis, Ind.; C\%T: not hear in SIountain and Pa- Time-10:00 p.m. í:5V1'; 9:00 p.m. MBS intercede with Hitler for an armistice. cific areas CWT: : 00 p.m. \I\\'T: 7:00 p.m. l'SV'T 1:311 pan,. EWT: 111:31) p.m. May 26- Warren, Ohio; May 27-Co- CWT: 0::10 p.'n. MWT: 8::10 p.m. l'WT As a matter of fact, it was Williams' news analyst: MBS Mark Hawley, news analyst: CBS lumbus, Ohio; May 28- Springfield, Time-12:00 noon Ew.r: 11:90 a Time-I0:45 p.m. EMT: 0:45 p.m. forecasting faculty that landed him an CWT: 111:00 a.m. '31WT: not heard in CWT: heard In Mountain -and l'a. Tuesday Mass.; June 1 -Spokane, Wash.; June air sponsor originally. An executive Pacific areas vine areas 2- Seattle, Wash.; June Portland, H. R. Baukhage, expert on affairs Frazier Hunt, news analyst: CBS 3- had heard him predict within three -neut.-0:00 p.m. EWT; '9:45 p.,n. Ore.; June 4- Chico, Calif.; June in Washington: Blue Net Sunday CWT: 14:45 p.m. MWT: 7:45 p.m. Pw.r 5- days the date of the outbreak of Time-I:00 p.m. ENT: 12:00 noon" Cw'r: 11:00 a.m. MWT: 10:00 e.m. Arthur Mann, news analyst from San Francisco, Calif.; June 6 -San PWT Overseas Report; Owen Cunning- World War II in 1939 as guest on a London: MBS Diego, Calif.: June 8 -Los Angeles, John W. Vandercook, news ana- ham, news from Honolulu; Leslie Time-0:15 p.m. EWT: M:I5 p.m. "Hobby Lobby" program. Nichols, news fron) Cairo, Egypt; MT: not hear In P10untalu and Pn- Calif. lyst:, NBC elm areas 'rime -1:45 p.m. EWT: 12:45 p.m. Frank Cuhel, fron) Melbourne: CWT: not heard In Mountain and Pa- John B. Hughes, news analyst: elite areas NIBS Kaltenborn- Sponsor Last MBS Denman -Neutral Report Cedric Foster, news analyst: MBS CwT: 10:30 a. . MWT: I) au a.m. Time-IO:O9 p.m. E\V1': 9:00 p.m. H. Time-2:00 p.m. F.WT; 1:011 a.m. CN'T: 8:00 p.m. MWT: 7:00 p.m. P\\'T V. Kaltenborn, who recently CWT: 12:01 noon MWT: 11:00 .m. Despite their setbacks on the Rus- celebrated his twentieth anniversary PWT Upton Close, Far Eastern expert. William L. Shirer, former Berlin sian front and the British aerial of- James G. McDonald, news ana- NBC correspondent and author of in radio, gave one evidence of why -rime-1:00 p.m. EWT; 12:00 noon CBS fensive, the Nazis are far from a lyst: Blue Net (9V'í': 11:00 a.m. MWT: 10:00 a.m. "Berlin Diary": Time-I t:on p ,. F.w'T: 10:00 p.m. he is perennially popular with radio TIame -3:31, l' -m. EWT: 1:30 a.m. PWT CWT: not hear in Mountain and Pa- cracking -point internally, according ('N"1': 12:30 p.m. MWT; 11::10 .,n. cific areas listeners. At the recent Institute for Ptv'r William L. Shirer, former Berlin to Jo Denman (Mrs. Josephine An- "Berlin Education by Radio in Columbus, Knox Manning, news reporter: correspondent, author of Wednesday derson) who, with her husband, Da- CBS Diary": CBS Ohio, the outspoken dean of corn - 12:15 p.m. PWT: head on Tine -5:45 p.m. EWT: 4:45 p.m. vid Anderson, reports for NBC from WestTime-a y CWT: 3:45 p.m. MW'r: 2:45 p.m. PWT Bill Henry, news reporter: CBS mentators challenged another broad- Ti 1(.-5::10 p.m. l'N'T: heard on West Stockholm, Sweden. Mrs. Anderson, Richard Eaton, Coat only caster who had told the conference news analyst: Edward R. Murrow, news report - just returned to this country with her NIBS ter from London: CBS Mark Hawley, news analyst: CBS his standards of consideration for Time -4:00 p.m. EWT: 3:00 p.m. Time-11:00 P.m. EWT; 5:00 p.m. Tone -41:00 p.m. EWT: heard In East little daughter, says the belief of dip- CN'T; not heard In 31onn lain and 1'a. 3:00 rw-r only newscasting were: Station first, spon- cille arena 4:00 p.m. MWT: p.m. in is Cal Tinney, Sizing Up the News: lomats neutral Sweden that only B. S. Bercovici, news analyst: Wythe Williams, news analyst: sor second, public third. Barked Kal- MBS a decisive military setback can shat- MBS MBS Time-8:00 p.m. EWT: 7:00 p.m. tenborn: "I place my own honest Time -6:00 p.m. E VT: 5:00 p.m. Time -9:90 p.m. EWT: 5:00 p.m. CWT: 10:15 p.m. MWT: 9:15 p.m. ter Nazi morale. However, she inter- judgment of news values first, inter- CWT: 4:00 p.m. MWT: 3:00 p.m. PWT CWT: 4:151 p.m. MWT: 3:00 p.m. l'WT PWT preted the recall of men from the Lowell Thomas, news analyst: Drew Pearson and Robert Allen, John B. Hughes, news analyst: ests of the listeners second, the sta- Net German legation in Stockholm for Blue "Washington Merry - Go - Round" MBS and the sponsor gets no Time-6:45 p.m. EWT: 5:45 p.m. Thae-1O:O0 p.m. EWT: 0:00 p.m. active service as a sign of tion third, CWT: not heard In Mountain and Pa columnists: Blue Net CWT: 8:00 p.m. MWT: 7:00 p.m. PWT war the clfc areas Time-0:30 p.m. EWT: 5:30 p.m. consideration." Regular Kaltenborn CWT: (1:45 p.m. MWT: 5:45 p.m. PWT Edward R. Murrow, news re- severe drain on Nazi man -power. Fulton Lewis, Jr., Washington porter from London: CBS news analyst: MBS Weekly War Journal; Morgan Time-I I:un p.m. Ewe: 19:00 p.m. Time -7:00 p.m. EWT: 0:00 p.m. Beatty, from Washington; Helen CWT; not heard in Mountain and Pa- CWT; 5:00 p.m. MWT; 4:00 p.m. PWT cific areas Hiett and Edward Tomlinson, John W. Vandercook, news ana- John, lyst; from New York; Robert St. Earl Godwin, Washington from London; Martin Agronsky, Thursday expert; Robert St. John, from from the Far East: Blue Net London, and pick -ups from other Tlmc -7 :O0 p.m. EWT: 0:00 p.m. Frazier Hunt, news analyst: CBS CWT: 5:10 MWT: 4:00 pm. PWT TI,ne-9:00 p.m. EWT: 0:45 p.m. war fronts: NBC p.m. CWT: 8:45 p.m. MWT: 7:45 p.m. PWT Time -7:15 p.m. EWT: 0:15 p.m. CWT: 5:15 p.m. MWT: 5:45 p.m. PWT Gabriel Heatter, news reporter: Dorothy Thompson Comments: H. V. Kaltenborn, news analyst: MBS Blue Net Time -S:45 p.m. EWT: 7:45 p.m. Time-44:45 p.m. EWT: 7:45 p.m. NBC C \VT: 0:45 p.m. )(we: not heard In CWT; 0:45 p.m. 51IVT: 8:00 p.m. PWT Time -7:45 p.m. EWT; 6:45 p.m. Pacifie area CWT; 5:43 p.m. MWT; 4:45 p.m. PWT Jack Starr Hunt, news reporter Elmer Davis, news analyst: CBS MBS Bob Garred, news reporter: CBS TIm(-8:55 p.m. EWT: 7:55 p.m. from Mexico City: .m. PWT; heard on CWT: 0:55 p.m. MWT: 5:35 p.m. PWT Time-9:15 p.m. EWT: 8:15 p.m. Wes t Count only CWT: 7:15 p.m. MWT: 6:15 p.m. PWT and Elmer Davis, news analyst: CBS Walter Winchell, columnist Albert Warner, news analyst: Blue Net Time -0:55 1 m. EWT; 7:55 p.m. news reporter: CBS CWT; 0:55 p.m. MWT: 5:55 p.m. PVT Time -9:00 ;, m. EWT: 8100 p.m. Time-11:00 p.m. EWT: 10:00 p.m. CWT: 7:0(1 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. MWT: eard In Mountain and Pa- Gabriel Heatter, news reporter: 7:30 p.m. PWT Ciñe areas; MBS Time -9:00 p.m. EWT: a:00 p.m. Raymond Clapper, news analyst: CWT: 7:00 p.m. MWT; 0:00 p.m. PWT Blue Net Friday Time-0:45 p.m. EWT: 8:45 p.m. Morgan Beatty, military analysis C \VT: 7:45 p.m. MWT: 0:45 p.m. PVT of the news: Blue Net Bill Henry, news reporter: CBS Gram Swing, news ana- Time -5:30 p.m. PWT: heard on West Time -10:30 p.m. MT; 0:30 p.m. Raymond Coast only heard In Mountain and Pa- lyst: MBS CW :tees Time -10:00 p.m. EWT: 9:00 p.m. Mark Hawley, news analyst: CBS CWT; 8:00 p.m. MWT; 7:00 p.m. PWT Tim( -0:00 p.m. MT; heard in East William Hillman and Ernest K. only Lindley, columnists and news ana- W. A. O'Carroll, news analyst, Cal Tinney, Sizing Up the News: lysts: Blue Net from Sidney: MBS Time -10:45 p.m. EWT: 0:45 p.m. Time -10:15 pan,. EWT: 9:15 p.m. MBS CWT; 10:00 p.m. MWT; 9:00 p.m. l'WT CWT; 8:15 p.m. MWT: 7:15 p.m. PWT Time -S:00 p.m. EWT: 7:00 p.m. (:UT: 10:15 p.m. MWT: 9:15 l,.m. Cesar Saerchinger, Story Behind PWT Saturday the Headlines: NBC Siegfried Wagener, analysis of Time -11:15 p -m. EWT: 10:13 p.m. propaganda: MBS George Bryan, news reporter: CWT: not heard In Mountain and Pa- Time -0:I5 p.m. EWT: 8:15 p.m. TWENTY years in radio and still areas CWT: p.m. MWT; not heard In CECIL BROWN is now telling CBS C c area Time-9:00 . EWT: 8:00 a.m. going strong. That's the record of CWT; not heard In Mountain and Pa- news American audiences first hand areas Monday Major George Fielding Eliot, H. V. Kaltenborn, who just com- analyst: CBS about the tremendous war events Alex Dreier. news analyst: NBC Bill Henry, news reporter: CBS Time -11:00 p.m. EWT: 10:00 p.m. Time-5:45 p.m. EWT: 4:45 p.m. p.m. PWT; heard on West CIWTnot hear In Mountain and Pa. pleted his second decade on air CWT: 3:45 p.m. MWT: 2:45 p.m. PWT CoastCo a only he has broadcast from abroad

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Quiz KFI KPO KNX KOY KTMS -Hour of Artists Bob Orch.: KVOE KDB KQW (sw- 9:00 PWT A.M. 10:00 MWT Musicale: KOA KHJ KGB -Dancetime Allen's KSUN KARM KGB KFRC KDON 15.27) 8:15 PWT A.M. 9:15 MWT KDYL -Story of Boys Town KJBS- Serenade for Moderns KVEC Sunday Down South: KFI KPO KPMC Listen, America: KOA KPO Recital Period: KECA KGO (sw- 15.33) KFAC- Musicale KLO -Ave Maria Hour KJBS -Music in the Air Time Columbia Broadcasting Sym- KVOA (sw -9.53) KFSD KWG KFBK KTAR KLS -Waltz KSL KSUN KGO Foreign Policy Ass'n: KGO KOH KOY -Voice of Tomorrow KMPC-Peter Potter phony: KNX KOY This Is the Truth: KECA KUTA KOH KERN (sw- 15.33) KARM KQW (sw- 15.27) KUTA KWG KOH KFSD KDYL- Christian Democracy KTAR KWG KFBK KPMC- Chapel Hour KOY-Trinity Cathedral Department, *KROW-News; Music KPMC-Musicale page 13, for selections KTMS KTKC KFI -Book of Books Syncopation Piece: KNX KTUC *News: KJBS KFI KMPC-Sunday Drive KQW KSUN KOY (sw- 15.27) KSFO- Marching Music KQW-Mercury Herald on Review Wake Up, America: KECA KGO *KSRO -News Sunshine for Shutlns KDYL-General Fuqua KROW -Army Prgm. Ray Herbeck's Orch.: KLO KDB KROW- KUTA KFSD KTKC KERN KYA -Hymn Sing KSFO-Listen to Linkletter KDYL-String Serenade KERN -Sunday Players KSFO -Voice of the Pulpit KVOE KFAC- Baseball, Hollywood Vs. KSL -Uncle Tom & Comics KSL-String Quartet KFBK -Concert Miniature Detroit Bible Class: KHJ KFRC 9:45 PWT A.M. 10:45 MWT KSRO -Music for Sunday *KHJ -News; Music Sacramento KYOA -What to Do Today KFBK -Los Gauchos KYA -Funny Paper Man *News: KMPC KUTA KSFO Salt Lake City Choir: KOY KYA -Balalaika KJBS -Music of Romance KDYL KLO-For Your Enjoyment KFOX -Sidewalk Cafe 8:30 PWT A.M. 9:30 MWT KJBS -Top Tunes 10:45 PWT A.M. 11:45 MWT KLO- Baseball Game KARM -Council of Churches KLS- Negroes in the News KLX- Classics Music & American Youth: KFI KECA KLX -Gospel Hymns KDON- Concert in Brief KOA- Master Singers Speaking of Glamour: KOH- Invitation to a Waltz KPO KOA KDYL KECA -Opal Scarborough KGO KOH KFSD KFBK KROW-Music Box KMJ -Songs You Love Music by the Glendale Junior KPO -Music for Everyone KMPC-Fiesta KERN -Full Gospel Tabernacle KROW-Religious News; Chapel KTKC KWG KERN KSFO -Symphony Hall College a cappella choir and KGB KPMC -People's Church men's glee club, and the All - KFAC -Catholic Hour Singers Canary Chorus: KHJ KVEC KTAR-Popular Melodies City High School Orchestra. KFSD -Call to Worship KVOE KPMC KDB KTMS -Melodies KRKD-Musicale KSRO- Jungle Jim KROW- Sunday Players Invitation to Learning: KARM KGB -Covenant Gospel Service KYA- Christian Fellowship Retreat Musicale: KFOX KNX KVOA- Richard Leibert KNX KTUC KOY KSL KQW KJBS -Songs for Sunday KJBS-Ballads of the Day KWG -To he announced KSFO- Fiction School KSUN KMJ -Treasury Star Parade KSRO -Boys Town KLS -Cross of Calvary 10:00 PWT A.M. 11:00 MWT KYA -Parade of Bands Joseph Hergeshelmer, author, KOA- Lamont School of Music KQW -Hits from the Big Ten KTAR -Marching to Victory and Jacques Baraun will dis- -News 12:15 PWT P.M. 1:15 MWT KYA -Baseball Game cuss "Social Contract," by KROY -Edwin LeMar Trio Church of the Air: KNX KTUC *KSL Rousseau. KSL -Music to Remember KSUN KARM KSL KQW (sw- KTAR -Ethel Joy *Upton Close, news: KDYL 1:45 PWT P.M. 2:45 MWT Revue in Miniature: KECA KGO KSRO -Eye Opener 15.27) KVOA- Camera Clicks KOA KOH KTAR KVOA KDYL -Gems of Melody *News Digest: KFI KPO KMJ KFSD KFBK KERN KOH KTKC -Portuguese Prgm. University Explorer: KFI KPO 11:00 PWT A.M. 12:00 MWT KFI -Looks at Books KUTA (sw- 15.33) KTMS- Cardona Broadcasting Ser- Radio City Music Hall: KTKC KFBK KWG KERN KJBS -Popular Music Radio Chapel: KFRC vice *News: KFRC KPMC KDB Sammy Kaye's Orchestra: KFBK Columbia Broadcasting Sym- KLX -Latin-American Rhythms *KDON -News; Richard Leibert KYA -Anglo -Saxon Association KGB KDON KVOE KVEC KERN KOA KFI (sw- 15.33) phony: KROY *KMJ- Novatime; News Safety Songs: KVOE KGB KVEC KHJ -Musicale KSFO -Bing Crosby, songs KFXM KDB KFAC -Musicale 2:00 PWT P.M. 3:00 MWT Little Show: KHJ KFRC KJBS -The Bands Play On Ports of the Pacific: KFI KPO SUNDAY'S BEST LISTENING Spirit of '42: KNX KARM KSL KQW -Songs of Hawaii KMJ KSUN KOY KTUC (sw. 15.27) KROW -Music Box Request Josef Marais' African Trek: II. S. Army Band; Kate *KSItO -News Smith, m. c. KGO KVOA KFSD See program listings for more detail and additional news programs Blue Theater Players: KECA 12:30 PWT P.M. 1:30 MWT I Hear America Singing: KHJ KGO KUTA KFSD KTKC Army Hour: KFI KWG KOH KFRC KVOE KVEC KFXM Time shown is PWT; for MWT odd one hour. KOH KVOA KOA KTAR KERN KDB KFBK KMJ KDYL (sw -9.53) National Vespers: KOH KFBK 5:00 Chase and Sanborn Program. *News: KVOA KSFO KTAR News and Discussion KMJ Hickam Field Glee Club: KFRC KWG KERN 6:00 Manhattan Merry -Go- Round. KDON -Music Salon KGB KPMC KVOE KVEC Family Hour; Gladys Swarthout; A.M. 6:00 Fred Allen Show. KDYL- llorace Heidt's Music Wake Up, America: KGO KFSD Deems Taylor; Frank Gallop; 8:00 Northwestern Reviewing Stand. 6:30 American Album of Familiar KFAC- Church Service KUTA Al Goodman's Orch.: KNX 9:30 Overseas Report. Music. KFOX -Swing Prgin. KDON -Songs of Old Mexico KARM KSL KQW KROY (sw- 11:30 University of Chicago Round 7:00 Take It or Leave lt. KJBS.The Camera Man KFAC -Musicale 15.27) Table Discussion. KLO -This Is Utah KJBS -Big Ten Grandpappy & His Pals: KLO 7:00 Hour of Charm. KLS -Mi Rancho KUTA 7:30 KLS -First Presbyterian Church P.M. Keep 'Em Rolling. KPMC -Music You Like KLX -Hymn Singe, *News: KFOX KMPC KSFO 2:45 William L. Shirer. 8:00 The Great Gildersleeve. KPO-Romance of Furniture KPO -Music for Everyone KDON- Pentecostal Church 3:00 Edward R. Murrow. KQW -San Jose Baptist Church KQW -Hits from the Big Ten KDYL-Singing Marvels & Music 3:00 Wythe Williams. l'.ROWBaptist Church *KRKD -News; Music KECA -Waltzes Old. Fashions New 3:45 Upton Close. Drama KROY- Popular Music KSRO -This Land We Defend KGB -Church of Christ 4:00 Weekly War Journal. A.M KSRO-Church of Incarnation *KTMS -News KJBS -Big Ten Hits *KLX -News; Cutting Capers 5:00 World News Tonight. 11:00 Blue Theater Players. KTMS-Drama of Food 12:45PWT P.M. 1:45 MWT KWG -Old Hymns & Heart Talks KOA -Wells of Music 5:00 American Forum of the Al. 11:30 Columbia Workshop. *KYA-News; Concert Stan Kenton's Orch.: KFXM KO't' -To be announced 5:45 Pearson and Allen. P.M. KGB KFRC K \'OE KPMC-Young People's Church 5:55 Elmer Davis. 2:30 Plays for Americans. 11:15 PWT A.M. 12:15 MWT Army Hour: sw- I5.33) KROW -Baseball, San Francisco 6:45 Raymond Clapper. 4:30 Alias John Freedom. Ray Herbeck's Orchestra: KHJ KDON -Los Rancheros vs. Seattle 7:30 Walter Winchell. 5:30 One Man's Family. KFRC KLO KVEC KDON *KHJ -News KSRO -Pentecostal Church of God 9:00 Glenn Hardy. 7:30 They Live Forever. Sammy Kaye's Orchestra: KMJ KJBS-Pet Parade KDYL KLX -Organ Recital FREQUENCIES 10:15 W. A. O'Carroll. 8:00 Crime Doctor. Melodies: KDON KTMS KPMC -Prophecy Speaks South North 8:00 Inner Sanctum Mystery. Piano Clinic: KTAR KVOA KQW- Varieties in Song KFI-640 KQW-740 Playhouse. KECA-790 KFRC-610 Variety 8:30 Hollywood KFBK -From A to Z in Novelty KSRO -Sweet & Swing KH]-930 KPO-680 8:30, 10:30 and 11:15 Three Sheets to KFI -Radio News Weekly KTMS- Melodies KNX-1070 KGO-810 P.M. Baptist Church KARM-1430 the Wind. KGB -First P.M. 2:00 MWT KDB-1490 12:30 Army Hour. KJBS- Ainericá s Favorite Songs 1:00 PWT KERN-1410 KDON-1240 Army Hour: KFI KPO KTAR KFAC-1330 KDYL-1320 2:30 Musical Steelmakers. KPO -Music for Everyone KFOX-1280 KFBK-1530 3:30 Gene Autry's Melody Ranch. C/asslCal Music KOY -Derby Show; Gems of Mel. KDYL KFBK KMJ KOH KWG KFSD-600 KIES-1100 4:00 and 8:30 Jack Benny. ody KERN KFXM-1240 KLO-1430 Roundup; Claude Thorn - 4:30 Fitch Bandwagon. In Detail on Pages 12 and 13. KROY -Popular Music Baseball KGB-1360 KLS-1310 KSFO-Connee Boswell, songs hill's Orch.: KHJ KDB KVOE KMPC-710 KLX-910 KVEC KGB KDON KPMC KOY-550 KMI-580 11:30 PWT A.M. 12:30 MWT National Vespers: KECA KGO KPMC-1600 KOA-850 *Columbia Workshop; News: KRKD-1150 KOH-630 MII ICAL KFSD (sw- 9.53 -15.33) KSUN-1230 KROW-960 ss iÌ, KNX KQW KARM KSUN KOY Columbia Broadcasting Sym- KTAR-620 KROY-1240 KTUC (sw- 15.27) KNX KTUC KARM "Mid- phony: KTMS-1250 KSFO-560 Today's presentation, KQW (sw- 15.27) KTUC-1400 KSL-1160 ¡ t w night Blue," is a study in jazz KSL KOY blues by Junes Beach. *News: KROW KYA KLO KVEC-1230 KSRO-1350 On the Blue Network KVOA-1290 KTKC-920 Show of Yesterday and Today: KFAC- Victory Players KVOE-1490 KUTA-570 Coast -to-Coast KECA KGO KFSD KTKC KFOX -Ross Ballroom WBAP-820 KWG-1230 Cre,t 9 -10 EWT 7.8 MWT Sunday 2:30 -3:00 P.M. P.W.T. 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An- Ports of the Pacific: KOA War Journal: KECA KLS -Tito Galoscha thony, cond.: KECA *Weekly KGO The KDYL -Allan Roth's Music KGO KERN KTMS KFBK KLX- Varieties KLO KTMS KERN KFBK Entertainment Week KECA-Records KUTA KFSD KTKC KOH KROW- Western Rangers KFSD KWG KUTA KOH *KFOX -News KWG KSL -Heroes of the War *News: KLX KSRO KRKD KGB -Presents Jack Benny, comedian; Mary KSRO -Your American Music KSFO KLO -Keep 'Ein hailing Harry James' Orch.: KECA KGO- Treasury Star Parade Livingstone; Eddie (Rochester) KUTA- Scores; Claude Thornhill's KFAC-Open Forum KLS- Memory Lane KGO KFSD KUTA KTMS KJBS- Matinee Tune Time Anderson; Dennis Day; Don Orch. KFOX -Rev. Earl Ivie KLX -Bordertown Barbecue KERN KWG KTKC KLX -Accordiana Wilson; Phil Harris' Orch.: *KYA -News; Vienna Memories KJBS -Memory Melodies KMJ -Allen Roth *News: KOA KOY KTAR KMPC -Voice of Tomorrow KFI KPO KMJ KDYL KVOA 5:45 PWT P.M. 6:45 MWT KLS-Church Service KMPC-To be announced KQW KOY -AI Becker. organist KTAR KOA (sw-9.53) *W. 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KLO -To be announced KDON -To be announced KROW-Music for Lovers 4:15 PWT P.M. 5:15 MWT KGB -Home Folks KMJ -On with the Dance Halls of Montezuma: KHJ KFRC *KPMC -News in Review KMPC- Album *KROY -Dance Time; News Rabbi Magnin: KHJ KDB KFRC KLX -Piano Solo Mother's KGB KVEC KDON KDB *KQW -Knox Manning, news KSL- Catholic Hour KSFO -Music for Listening KPMC KVOE KPMC KGB *KTAR -General Fuqua's Warcast KMPC-Salon Moderne KSL -Masterworks be KNX KTUC *KSRO -News Plays for Americans: KFI KPO To announced: KVOA- Church in the Wildwood KQW -Popular Music KYA- Lutheran Hour KARM (sw -6.06) KSFO- Musicale KTAR -Irene Rich KOA KMJ KDYL (sw-9.53) KVOA -Dear John University of Arizona: KTAR KLX -Aimee Lawrence, pianist KSRO- Timely Events 10:15 PWT P.M. 11:15 MWT KVOA KOY- Parade of Bands 9:00 PWT P.M. 10:00 MWT Betty Martin, songs: KFI KOA KQW -Hits from the Big Ten NIGHT 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 MWT KFOX -Rev. Billy Adams *Glenn Hardy, news: KHJ KMJ KDYL KTAR KLS -Old Time Religion KRKD -Musicale Joe & Mabel: KDYL (sw -9.53. KVOE KFXM KDB Bridge to Dreamland: KECA KROY- Records KFRC KLX -Three Quarter Time Popular Where there is no listing 6.19) KPMC KDON KGB KVEC KGO KFSD KUTA KTMS KMPC -Everybody's Music KSFO- Console Sketches for a station its preceding Kay Kyser's Orch.: (sw -6.06) KERN KTKC KSL- Vesper Hymns Keep 'Em Rolling: KHJ KFRC KOY- Phoenix Musicians Club program is on the air. KDON KGB KDB KVEC Lawrence Welk's Orch.: KLO Adventures of Cosmo Jones: KNX KSFO -Nob Hill Presents 4:30 PWT P.M. 5:30 MWT KPMC *News; Francis Craig's Orch.: KOY KQW KSRO- Echoes of the Stage Fitch Bandwagon; Tobe Reed, 6:00 PWT P.M. 7:00 MWT KFI KPO KTAR KVOA KMJ KLX -Dance Time Manhattan Merry-Go- Round; Con- They Live Forever: KSL KOY KMPC m.c.: KFI KPO KTAR KVOA KSUN (sw-6.06) WBAP WOAI KDYL KOA -Mark Wilkinson 2:45 PWT P.M. 3:45 MWT KOA KMJ KFBK KWG KDYL rad Thibault; Bea Wain; Girls Grandpappy & His Pals: KECA KPO-On Our Bandstand of Manhattan; Victory Arden's *Walter Winchell: KFI KPO KWG -Popular Music *William L. Shirer, news: KNX KERN KOH KGO KERN KFBK KWG KOH Guests: Bob Crosby's Orches- Orch.: KFI KPO KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KMJ WOAI KFSD KTMS KTKC KQW KSL KOY KARM KROY WOAI 10:30 PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT tra. KDYL WFAA WBAP What's on Your Mind ?: KNX KFRC -To be announced; Theater Nobody's KDB KFRC Bridge to Dreamland: KOH Children: Concert by White: KECA KERN KARM- Hollywood Theater KROY KQW News KGB KFXM KDON KVOE KARM Vienna KOH KWG KFBK KTKC KFOX- Singing Strings Evening Club Melodies: KOA KMJ KJBS -Songs for Driven We, the People: (sw -6.06) KFAC- Sunday KDYL KTAR KLX -Bob Crosby Fred Allen Show (Texaco); Ken KLX -Dance Time KFOX -Dance Orch. Alias John Freedom: KECA KGO KMPC Ted Weems' Orch.: KHJ KDB KMPC -U. S. Means Us ny Baker; Portland Hoffa; Al -Wings Over Jordan KLS -Greek Church KTMS KFSD KUTA KTKC KNX -Inglewood KVEC KPMC KDON KFRC Today's dramatization, "The Goodman's Orch.: KNX KSL Park Concert *KLX -News; Three -Quarter Time KOA -Hank Keene KMPC -Andre Kostelanetz' Orch. KVOE KGB 3:00 PWT P.M. 4:00 MWT Dragon Fighters," concerns KARM KOY KROY KTUC Gene Grounds' Orch.: KOY China. KSUN (sw 6.06) KQW -Hollywood Theater KOY- Backgrounds for Bulletins *Wythe Williams, comm.: KHJ KARM- Adventures in Music See sponsor's announcement on KROW- Familiar Hymns KROW -Waltz Time Three Sheets to the Wind: KPO KFRC KDON KVEC KDB KFOX- Varieties Page 22. KROY -Skippy Forget KARM -World's Honored Music Winchell: KSFO -Lest We KFXM KHJ -In His Steps *Walter KLO KUTA KSFO- Echoes of the Opera KSL- String Ensemble KFAC-Dance Time Sweet & Low: KGO KTKC KJBS -Louise Taber Old Fashioned Revival: KHJ KSRO-Song of the Philippines KSRO- Modern Manner Music KFI- Inside the News KFRC KGB KPMC KDB KLS -Dance Time *Edward R. 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Zoo? KSRO-Lest We Forget KNX KARM KQW KROY KROY KARM *This Moving World: KFSD Gospel KLX -Spanish Melodies Kenton's Orch.: (sw -6.06) KWG KERN KTKC KPMC-Four Square KRKD -Musicale Inner Sanctum Mysteries: KECA Stan KQW -Your Favorite Band 5:00 PWT P.M. 6:00 MWT KTMS Teddy Powell's Orchestra: KOA *News: KNX KFI KGO KROW KROW-Armchair Umpire; Songs KGO KOH KFSD KLO KS1O.Musical Comedy *World News Tonight: KNX KERN KWG KFBK WOAI WBAP KERN KWG KUTA . KSRO- KUTA KSL- Studio Orch. KTUC KROY KARM KQW Treasury Star Parade *Headlines (aw. KMJ KARM -Dance Time KTAR -The Inlaws & Bylines: KSRO -World's Finest Music (sw- 6.f1ó) 6.06) *Ronnie Kemper's Orch.; News: KECA-Philharmonia KTMS -N o e s from American American Forum of the Air: t Bob KUTA KFOX-Hi-Ball Musicale KTMS- Church Service Riviera *News; Chester's Orch.: KGO KTKC KFBK KUTA -To be announced KHJ KFRC KDON KVEC (sw -9.53) KDYL KTMS KLX KOH -Dance Music KVOA- Treasury Star Parade *News: KTKC KGB KVOE KPMC The Great Gildersleeve: KFI KECA *KQW -News: Manny Strand's KYA -U. S. Navy Prgm. 3:15 PWT P.M. 4:15 MWT KDB KPO KDYL KOA KMJ KFAC -Glorious Hope Hour Orch. Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KECA *News: KOY WOAI KSL KFI- Symphonic Swing Milt Herth's Trio: KHJ KFRC KGO KWG KFBK KFSD 6:30 PWT P.M. 7:30 MWT 11:15 PWT P.M. 12:15 MWT KFXM KMPC WBAP KFOX -Dance Orch. KDON KVEC KDB KUTA KERN American Album of Familiar Mu- KFAC -Church Service KFSD -Charlie Agnew's Orch. Three Sheets to the Wind, mys Bobby Tucker & Chorus: KNX Chase & Sanborn Prgm.; Edgar sic; Frank Munn; Jean Dick- KFOX- -Classical Music KLS -Neighborhood Church tery drama: KFI KROY (sw -6.06) Semi Bergen; Charlie McCarthy; Ab- enson; Vivian Chiesa: *KFRC -News; Studio Prgm. KMPC- Hermit's Cave Joseph James, bar.: KGO KFSD KDYL -World's Honored Music bott & Costello; Guest; Ray Piano duo; Haenschen's Orch. KOA -Jules Duke's Orch. KOH KERN KJBS *KLX -News; Vocal Varieties -Previews Noble's Orch.: KFI KPO KOA KFI KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KSFO -California Council Table KOH- Signal Carnival Jan Savitt's Orch.: KVEC KLX -Vocal Varieties KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL WFAA WOAI KSRO-Ave Maria KPO -Regal Amblings Harry Owens' Orch.: KWG *KMPC -News KFOX- Internation Missionary Bryan Sisters, songs: KECA KGO America's Allies; KNX -Manny Strand's Orch. Bands KTAR-Symphony of Melody KQW -Toast to KOY- Parade of KJBS-Dance Music KFBK KTKC KWG KTKC- Treasure Chest of Melody Music KROW -Organ Revery KPMC- Musicale KLO.Old Fashioned Revival Irene Rich: KUTA KLO KVOA -Stump the Teacher *KROW -News; Popular Music 11:30 PWT P.M. 12:30 MWT 3:30 PWT P.M. 4:30 MWT KLS =Rose of Sharon *News; Music: KERN KOH KYA -Evening Concert KSL -On Temple Square *KLX -News; Organ Melodies KFOX- Pastor Marsh KSRO- Baptist Gospel Team *Conversation at the Console; Land That Never Was: KGO *KOH -The War This Week KFSD-Oscar Otis 8:15 PWT P.M. 9:15 MWT News: KNX KSL KQW KFBK KOH KUTA KWG KRKD -Musicale KLS -Waltz Time 9:45 PWT P.M. 10:45 MWT Bill Clifford's Orch.: KGO KFSD KLX -Old Melodies Hancock Ensemble: KVOE KVEC Great Gildersleeve: KTAR KVOA' KROW -In His Steps Familiar KECA KGO KOH KERN KROW -Lest We Forget Shep Fields' Orch.: (sw-6.06) Univ. 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KSL KARM KROY KQW *Helen Hiett, news: KERN *B. S. Bercovici, news: KHJ KJBS-Sam Moore KFBK -Music in the Morning KECA KGO KFBK KOH 1 Love a Mystery: KLO KUTA KTAR Scoreboard: KTUC *KLO KFI- Mirandy's Garden Patch KERN KUTA KWG (sw -9.53- *News; KDYL -Organ Moods -News KFAC -Musicale KFOX-Inspiration KROY KSUN KECA- Twilight Tales Kl.,-ltalael Cobian 15.33) KERN *KMPC KFI -Art Baker KMJ-Church in the Wildwood Mind Songs by Sonia: KFSD KERN -Organ Music -News KFOX- Science of -News; KYA -Pop Vocals KOY- Today's Best Buys; Ai Cugat KOH KWG KUTA KGB -Talk of the Times *KOY To be announced: KSRO -Music by -9.53) Elmer Davis 8:30 PWT A.M. 9:30 MWT Becker, organist KYA-Luncheon Concert Music by Shrednik: (sw KMPC-Top Pops KFRC- Prayer; Market Place KROW- L'Italia Prgm. Talk by Mrs. F. D. 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E. Sydney Wales KFOX -Sing Swing KHJ- Music; Side Show KOY- All Kitchens KWG -Dean Maddox Forgotten Favorites *Raymond Gram Swing, news: KSI. -Harry Clarke. songs KROW -Calling KFSD- America Calling KSRO- 2:15 MWT KWG -To be announced KHJ KFRC KPMC KDON KSRO -Lest We Forget 11:15 PWT A.M. 12:15 MWT 1:15 PWT P.M. KLX -Musical Moods KVEC KVOE KARM KFXM KDB KTAR-Organ Melodies Between the Bookends: KECA Spotlight on Asia: KSUN KNX -Mary Counselor 5:30 PWT P.M. 6:30 MWT KGB KLO KYA Science 15.27) -Christian KOH KTKC (sw- 15.33) KSL KTUC (sw- KOY- Government Deports Voice of Firestone: KFI KPO Contented Hour: KFI KPO KOA 9:00 PWT A.M. 10:00 MWT John Embree. author of "Soye KDON- Norman Coultier's Orch. Mora.," will digress the rela- KTAR -School- Spanish KMJ KDYL KOA WOAI KTAR KVOA WFAA Meet Your Neighbor: KWG KFOX -To be announced see Classical Music Department, tion of the farmer of Japan to 3:30 PWT P.M. 4:30 MWT page 13, for selections KM.J KDYL (sw- 6.19-953) KTAR KVOA (sw- 1533) KFRC- Studio Prgm. that country's agrarian Koh- Henderson, pianist: KGO KFSD Lightning Jim: KECA KGO With knot. 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KJBS- Eastern Races; Music KSL -Voices of Yesterday KMPC -Strollin' Tom KLO Hollywood Express; State MWT KOY -Music of Today 5:45 PWT P.M. 6:45 KROY -Most Honored Music Capitol News; Opportunity for KWG *News of the World: KSFO -On Stage Beauty KERN- Civilian Defense BEST LISTENING KLX -Help Wanted KSRO -A to Z in Novelty MONDAY'S KFBK- Treasury Star Parade KOA- Modern Music Box KYA -Sports KLX -Vocal Varieties KPO- Dinner at (boars and news programs Gaeth; Elmer Da- 7:15 PWT P.M. 8:15 MWT See program listings for more detail additional KTKC -Organ Recital *KSL -Arthur vis Mickey Alpert's Orch.: KGB KVEC KPMC KFRC Time shown is PWT; for MWT add one hour. 3:45 PWT P.M. 4:45 MWT KSRO -Sports KYA- Hawaiian Memories KDON- Treasury Star Parade Johnny Richards' Orch. (KHJ KFOX -Meet the Band P.M. only, Forest Lawn): KHJ News and Discussion Vox Pop. KHJ -To be announced; Editor 5:00 KVEC KDB KPMC Speaks A.M. 6:30 Dr. I. Q. Three Romeos: KECA KVOA NIGHT KJBS -Memory Melodies 7:45 Sam Hayes. 7:00 Contented Hour. KOH KUTA KFSD KLO- Baseball Game 10:00 H. R. Baukhage. 7:30 Blondie. KGO -You Can Help Where there is no listing KLS -Thomas Dias Melody 8:00 Amos 'n' Andy. KOA- Markets; Master- a station its preceding KLX -Swing Ensembles pieces for P.M. 8:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. program is on the air. KMPC -710 Fun House 4:15 News of the World. Revue. KPO- Musical Jackpot KOY -Joe Dana's Community Sing 8:30 Gay Nineties KSL -.Jack Berch 9:30 Hollywood Showcase. 6:00 PWT P.M. 7:00 MWT KRKD -Three- Quarter Time 4:45 H. V. Kaltenborn. KTMS- Melodies Lux Radio Theater: KNX KQW KROW-Italian -American Hour 5:30 Harry W. Flannery. 4:00 PWT P.M. 5:00 MWT KROY KARM KSL (sw -6.06) KSRO-Jerry of the Circus Jimmie Fidler: KLO KUTA 7:00 Raymond Gram Swing. Drama *Gabriel Heatter, news: KHJ KYA -Barristers Club Chef Milani: KECA KGO KOH KFRC KGB 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 MWT 9:00 News Here and Abroad. P.M. KFBK KERN KWG KFSD 6:00 Lux Radio Theater. Judy in Wonderland: KPO Cavalcade of America: KFI KPO KTMS KTAR by White: KECA KGO -953) 9:00 Glenn Hardy. 7:30 Cavalcade of America. Music KMJ KDYL KOA (sw *KDYL -News; Music KWG KFBK KFSD Lum & Abner: KUTA KLO 9:30 Nat'l Radio Forum. 8:30 I Love a Mystery. KVOA -Sermon & Song Telephone Hour; Symphonic Or- Ranger: KHJ KFRC KGB House. Lone 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. 8:30 Hawthorne 4:15 PWT P.M. 5:15 MWT chestra: KOA KDYL KTAR KVEC KFXM KDON KPMC 9:30 Unlimited Horizons. Louella Paikin: KGO KFSD KOH KTSM KVOA WOAI WFAA KVOE KDB see classiest Music Deportment, & Penny KUTA Page 13, fa- selections Blondie; Arthur Lake Variety Classical Music KDYL -Tropical Moods *News: KJBS KROW KSRO Singleton: KNX KQW KSL A.M. KECA- Latin -American Neighbors KTKC KPMC KFI KROY KARM KTUC KSUN 7:30 Breakfast Club. In Detail on Pages 12 and 13. KERN -Musicale KDON- Dinner Music (sw -6.06)

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KMPC -Land Man I Was There: KNX KARM KROY *KROW-News; Music The Entertainment Week *KROW -News KNX -Time Out for Melody KQW KSL KSRO -Organ Memories KSFO -Musicale KOY -You & Uncle Sam Ted Weems' Orch.: KLO 9:45 PWT P.M. 10:45 MWT KSRO-Rhythm & Romance KQW -To be announced *News: KTKC 'SECA KUTA Hank Keene In Town: KHJ Joe Reichman's Orch.: KDON KECA -Philharmonia KTAR-The Green Hornet KROW -Dance Time KGO KFRC KFXM KGB KDB KFXM KVOE KFOX- Musicale KVOA- Tropical Moods KSFO- Civilian Defense ' KDYL- Serenade KVOE KVEC KDON KPMC Ran Wilde's Orch.: KTAR *KNX -News; KNX -Tra; Music KWG- Amateur Show KSRO- Vallejo PTA KFAC -L. A. Bar Ass'n, talk Noah Webster Says: KMJ KFI- Manchester Boddy, talk KHJ -Lamplighter KYA -Adventures in Melody WBAP - Rhythm & Romance KFOX- Church of Christ KARM- Columbia Masterworks KFOX -Bomb Shelter KLS- Spotlight Parade WOAI- Ramona & Tune Twisters 7:45 PWT P.M. 8:45 MWT KLS- Serenade KDYL -Sammy Kaye's Orch. KLX- Johnny Stone *KLX -News; Nocturne KECA -Rodriguez & KMPC- What's New? To be announced: KGO KVOA 8:30 PWT P.M. 9:30 MWT *KLX -News; Pop Concert Sutherland KMPC-'Scuse It, Please FKBK -To KNX -Rumba & Tango Time KTKC KERN KOH Double or Nothing: KHJ KFRC KMPC -Peter Potter be announced *KQW -News; Jobs Available KGB KVEC KVOE KFXM KOA- Serenade in the Night KFSD -On with the Dance KOA -Music You Want KYA -Jazz Band Ball *News: KECA KYA KUTA KPO KFBK- KPMC KDON KDB *KOY -Let's Talk Over the News KLO- Treasury Star Parade -On Our Bandstand Campus Reporter KYA -Passerbv 11 :15 PWT P.M. 12:15 MWT KFOXRobert Arden Hawthorne House: KFI KPO KROW -Block Party KLX- American Legion Talk KFSD -Album KMJ KSRO -Musicale KOH -You Can't Do Business Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KHJ of Liberty with 10:30 PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT KJBS-Musicale *Gay Nineties Revue; Joe How- KTAR- Frontier Fighters Hitler KVEC KSFO- Jerry Jones' Orch.: KSL KOY KLO- Baseball Game ard; Beatrice Kay; Billy M. WOAI -Name the Band America's Answer Wilbur Hatch's Orch.: KQW Green; Ray Block's Orch.; KSL- William Hardiman, violinist Richard Himber's Orch.: KGB Phil Harris' Orch.: KFI KPO KLX -Judge A. F. Bray, talk 9:15 PWT KROW-Songs News: KNX KQW KSL KARM P.M. 10:15 MWT KTAR -It's Dance Time KVOE KPMC KVEC KFXM KWG KFBK KMJ KDYL of Pioneers *Cal Tinney: KHJ KFRC KGB KTMS -Frank Engleman, KDB KSFO- Musicale KROY organist Bill Sabransky, organist: KOH I Love a Mystery: KFXM KVOE KDON KVEC KVOA Excursions in Science KERN KFSD KSRO -Cow Country Minstrels , KECA KGO Harry James' Orchestra: KECA KDB KPMC KGO KTMS -Pleasure in Pictures KWG KFSD KTMS KFBK 10:00 PWT P.M. 11:00 MWT KGO KWG KTAR KUTA -Music You Want KWG- Lightning Jim KOH KERN Charlie Spivak's Orch.: KECA Joe Reichman's Orch.: KFRC KERN KTMS KFSD KFBK KROW -San Francisco Dances Unlimited Horizons: WBAP KGO KOH KFSD KTMS KDB KVEC KTKC KOH 11:30 PWT P.M. 12:30 MWT 8:00 PWT P.M. 9:00 MWT Wilbur Hatch's Orch.: KOY KWG KERN KTKC KUTA Dance Time: KFOX KLX *Reporter News: KFI KPO KMJ Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KFRC To be announced: KECA KGO Guy Lombardo's Orch.: *News: KFRC KFI KMPC (sw -9.53) Beasley Smith's Orch.: WOAI Ran Wilde's Orch.: KECA KGO KGB KDB KERN KOH KTKC KFBK Ray Heatherton's KDON -Iry KVEC KVOE Orch.: KUTA KVOA KERN KTMS KWG KUTA Carroll's Orch. KFXM KPMC KTMS KDYL -Treasury KNX -Sports; Masterworks of Mu- Star Parade KFAC -Musicale KFBK KOH KFSD KTKC *Prelude to Midnight; News: Fred Waring's Orch.: KFI KPO KFAC -Floyd A. Allen KFBK- Spanish Lesson Harry Owens' Orch.: KOY sic KFOX -Judge KPO- Unlimited KSL KOY KQW KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA KDYL Gardner *KFOX -News *News: KNX KOA KYA KTAR Horizons KHJ- Lamplighter Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KQW KSL KLX- Latin -American Rhythms KOY- Evensong KQW KQW-America's Answer KMPC-Meet Band KYA -Roll Up the Rugs *KJBS -News; Magic Hour KROY KARM the KPMC- Boxing -Bouts KARM -Dance Time KLO -Dance Time This, Our America: KHJ KFRC KOA- Answer Man KTAR -To be announced KDON -You Can't Do Business KLX -Dance KROW- Concert Hall 10:45 PWT P.M. 11:45 MWT Time KDB KDON KVOE KGB with Hitler KYA -Roll Up the Rugs KSFO -Hot Air 9:30 PWT KDYL -Musicale Richard Himber's Orch.: KFRC KMPC P.M. 10:30 MWT *Ed Stoker's Music; News: KFI Leo Zollo's Orch.: KLO KSRO -You Can't Do Business *Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KHJ KFAC-Dance Time 11:45 PWT P.M. 12:45 MWT with Hitler KFOX- Rhythm Time Jack Coffey's Orch.: (sw -9.53) KFRC KGB KDB KVEC KFOX -Dance Orch. KHJ- Lamplighter *News: KPO KMJ KWG KFBK Clyde Lucas' Orch.: KUTA KTAR -Melody Lane KVOE KDON KFXM KPMC KGB -George Bacon KDYL -Dance Time KTKC-Boys Town KLX -Vocal Varieties *News: WOAI WFAA KMPC KLO *KHJ -Gallo Continuous News- KMPC-Claude Kennedy KERN -24 Hours in History KVOA -Down Memory Lane Hollywood reel Trio KOY KSFO KFAC Showcase: KNX KQW KOA- Midnight Melodies KFI -Melodies WOAI -Dance Orch. KTUC KROY KJBS -Magic Hour KFOX- Varieties KARM KQW -Ira Blue KHJllere's Morgan KFSD -On With the Dance 8:45 PWT P.M. 9:45 MWT Unlimited Horizons: KFI KWG KLO- Sportsman's Paradise KLSWilliam Torchia KDYL -To be announced KTKC KLS -Dance Time 11:00 PWT P.M. 12:00 MWT 12:00 PWT Mid. 1:00 MWT *KLX -News; Cutting Capers KLX -Dance Time Hal Leonard's Orch.: KOY *KLX -News; Gaslight Harmonies Music & Moonlight: KPO KFBK Music: KHJ KVEC KDB KFXM Melody News KROW-To be announced KMPC -Faces & Places *Harry James' Orch.; News: KMPC- Veterans of Foreign Wars KMJ *KFAC- Cruise; KUTA KPMC- Amateur Boxing Events *KFBK- Music; News KSRO -Masters of Music KOA- Sports Wilbur Hatch's Orch.: KSL KYA- Evening Concert *KSRO -News *Freddie Ebener's Orch.; News: KROW -Music for Lovers KFI -Midnite Roundup WOAI WBAP KOA KVOA *KROY -Dance Time; News *This Moving World: KERN KLS -Dance Time 8:15 PWT P.M. 9:15 MWT 9:00 PWT P.M. 10:00 MWT *News: KDYL KTAR KFSD KSFO -Dance Time KTKC KWG KFSD KOH *KLX -News; Cigar Box Revue Lum & Abner: KFI KPO KMJ *News; Beasley Smith's Orch.: KTMS KECA KSL KLX KSFO KSL- Masterworks of Music Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KFRC KNX-Merry -Go -Round Irene Rich: KECA KGO KFSD WBAP *KERN -News; Memories in Mel- 10:15 PWT P.M. 11:15 MWT KGB KDB KVOE KPMC KQW -Bridge to Victory KTMS KFBK KWG KOH *Glenn Hardy, news: KHJ ody Harry Owens' Orch.: KQW KFXM KLO KRKD -Monkey's Jamboree KERN KVOA KTKC KFRC KPMC KVOE KDB *KFBK -News; Popular Music *Ed Stoker's Music: News: KMJ *News: KDYL KFI KUTA KSFO-Midnight Club This, Our America: KVEC KFXM KDON KVEC KGB KFOX -Music to Be Remembered KDYL, KROW KGO End of Monday Programs

KLX- Sports; Latin Rhythms 1:00 PWT P.M. 2:00 MWT KSRO -It's Dance Time KROW -Musical Mailbag TUESDAY, MAY 26 KTKC -Tune Tornado MORNING KYA -Band Concert *Club Matinee; News: KWG KTMS KUTA KLO KOH (sw- 2:30 PWT P.M. 3:30 MWT *Wm. Winter, news: KOY KSL 8:45 PWT A.M. 9 :45 MWT 9.53- 15.33) 7:00 PWT A.M. 8:00 MWT Annual Northern Baptist Conven- *News: KFXM 10:15 KDON Southern Serenade: KSUN KFAC -Mildred Lager PWT A.M. 11:15 MWT -Variety Review tion: KTUC (sw- 1527) KFAC- Musicale Find My Way: KLS Clark Dennis, tnr.: KOH KFSD KFBK -Nina Kay, Women's Shop- I'll KHJ -Treasury Star Parade Bill's Wax Shop: KDON *KLO -News Haven per Music for Everyone: KMJ KLX -Song of the Islands KECA- Siesta Time KLX -Vocal Varieties of Rest: KOY KQW KMPC Hawaiian KSL -Milky Way Par Time: KTAR KVOA -Denny Shane KGO -Ann Holden's Blue Book *KOA -News; String Music KOA- Serenade KOH -Women KRKD -Early Riser; Employment KSRO -Little Concert KFI -Eddie Dean's Boys in the News; Music KMPC-Baseball Game KTKC- Fresno State Prgm. Service; Music KTAR -Ariz. Fed. Women's Clubs KFOX- Petite Musicale KPMC-Waltz Time KOY- Markets; Buster Fite KUTA -Music You Want KSRO -Music Made KSRO -Hi, Neighbor KVOA -Fed. of Women's Clubs KGB-Diets for Defense to Order KSRO-U. S. Conservation Prgm. KVOA- Novelty Trio -The *KYA- Monitor News KOA -Waltz Favorites KTKC -Quality Korner KTKC-Portuguese News KVOA Little Show KVOA- Comfort Time 2:45 PWT P.M. 3:45 MWT KROY- Popular Recordings Three Suns: KDYL 8:15 MWT 1:15 PWT P.M. 2:15 MWT 7:15 PWT A.M. 9:00 PWT A.M. 10:00 MWT 10:30 PWT A.M. 11:30 MWT KFOX -The Little Show 11:45 PWT A.M. 12:45 MWT Living History: KARM KTUC KJBS -Songs of Old Hawaii Breakfast Club: KVOA Children in War Time: KWG Music School of the Air: KPMC KFXM for Everyone: KTAR KSUN KSL - KDYL -Last Call to Breakfast (sw- 15.27) KLX Siesta (sw- 15.33) KARM-America Calling Hymns of All Churches: KFI Club Matinee: KERN KTKC KOH -Rise 3:00 PWT P.M. 4:00 MWT 'n' Shine Mary Lee Taylor: KTAR KVOA KFBK -Mary Lee Taylor KDYL KMJ KOA KPO KTAR KFSD KTKC-Bunkhouse Ballads KFSD-On With the Dance KFI -Mirandy's Garden Patch KFOX- Treasury Star Parade Troubadors; Novelty Aces: KOY KFAC -J. Newton Yates, organist KTUC KSUN KLS- Hollywood Headlines *KGB -News; Molly Morse KHJ-Coronation Bouquet KPMC-Opportunity Knocks 7:30 PWT A.M. 8:30 MWT *B. S. Bercovici, news: KHJ *KLX -News; Hawaiian Melodies KMJ- Church in the Wildwood KLX- Stringing Along KSRO- Ridin' the Range KSFO Western Five: KERN KFSD Breakfast Club: KWG -Pause for a Waltz KOY -AI Becker, organist KOY- Dinner Bell KSRO- Sunshine for Shut -Ins KPO- Shoppers' Rhythm KROW-Theater Ballroom KOH KTMS KWG KDYL -On Parade 1 :30 PWT P.M. 2:30 MWT *Music by Shrednik; News: (sw- KERN -Slumber Busters KRKD -Voice of Government KTAR -Betty & Bob Mutual Goes Calling: KHJ KFRC 9.53) *KFBK -News; Take a Number 9:15 PWT A.M. 10:15 MWT KSFO -Americans All KVOA- Siesta Time KVOA- Comfort Time KGB KDB KFXM KPMC KGO- Review in Music KFI -Musical Roundup Muted Music: KDB KVEC KVOE KFRC -Prayer; Dean Maddox KMJ -Breakfast Broadcast KLO- Jimmy Blair, songs: KOH KERN 10:45 PWT A.M. MWT AFTERNOON Joey Kearns' Orch.: KOY KARPI Around Town KPO- Musical Magazine KDON 11:45 KLS- Favorites -News; Music -Aunt Martha's Songs KROY KSUN *KRKD KFSD -Health Mary Lee Taylor: KNX KQW *KLX -News; Spanish Melodies KUTA -Standard Male Quartet Talk *KFOX- Monitor News KLO- Recruiting Service KARM 12:00 PWT Noon 1:00 MWT KFSD -Women in Civilian De- KSL -Radio Backstage KLS -Adventist Quarter Hour Your Date with Don Norman: Prescott Presents: KECA fense; Ann Gibson 3:15 PWT P.M. 7:45 PWT A.M. 8:45 MWT KHJ 4:15 MWT KLX -Cutting Capers Columbia Ensemble: KROY KGB -To be announced Voice of Broadway: KSL KQW Breakfast Club: KERN KTAR KROY -Popular Music KFOX-Organ Music *News: KVOE KPMC KLX- Echoes of the Screen KARM KOY KTUC KMPC KROY KSRO -Let's Waltz -Now & Then KDON -A to Z in Novelty KNX KSUN (sw -6.06) KDON -Stars & Songs KOY- 1:45 PWT P.M. 2:45 MWT Simple Melodies KFSD -House Next Door Baseball Roundup; To KTKC -Wake Up & Smile 9:30 PWT KROY -The Serenaders Mutual Goes Calling: KDON be an- A.M. 10:30 MWT *KJBS -News; Today's Top Tunes KFAC -Polly Patterson nounced: KDB KDON KGB KVOA- Siesta Time KTMS -Melodies 8:00 PWT A.M. 9:00 MWT Deep River Boys: KWG *KFSD -On with the Dance; KFXM KPMC KVEC KVOE Marine Band: KPMC KDB News KDON KGB Breakfast Club: KOH 11:00 PWT A.M. 12:00 MWT 12:15 PWT P.M. 1:15 MWT Jose Bethancourt's Band: KUTA Pita Murray: KQW KNX KOA-Women's News KLX -Victory Garden Talk KOH -Dairy Drama *Cedric Foster, news: KVEC Prescott Presents: KFSD KROW -News Pictorial KFBK KTMS KERN KOH KARM -The Story of Wool KOY- Vendor o' Poems KGB KPMC KGB- Rhythm & KSFO -Womens Clubs KWG of Hollywood Romance KFAC- Church KROW- Rhythm Revue KFOX -Sing Swing Music KJBS- Popular Music KSRO -Novatime KHJ- Music; Sideshow *KFOX -News KROY -Popular Music -Flying Feet KTAR -A to Z KFSD- America Calling with the Dance KHJ in Novelty KFSD -On KTAR -Music You'll Enjoy KJBS -Popular Music PWT P.M. 3:00 MWT *KLO- Accordion Aces; News KPO- Morning Matinee 2:00 KYA -Waltz Time KROW- Theater Ballroom Reporting; Music by KLX -Piano Ramblings KROY -Wake Up & Live 12:30 PWT P.M. 1:30 MWT *Bjorson KTAR KROY- Recordings Boyero: KECA KGO KFSD -School- Spanish Columbus Boys' Choir: KGB 3:30 PWT P.M. 4:30 MWT 8:15 PWT A.M. 9:15 MWT 9:45 PWT A.M. 10:45 MWT KVEC KDB KFXM KVOE KUTA A.M. 12:15 KFOX-Garden David Cheskin's Gang: KFRC Ted Steele's Studios: (sw -9.53) Marine Band: KVOE KDON 11:15 PWT MWT School Down Brush Creek Way: KROY Bookends: KLX -Vocal KDB KPMC KDON KGB To be announced: KVEC KGB Between the KTMS Solos *Helen Hiett, news: KTAR KOH KTKC (sw- 15.33) KROY- Victory Reporter KFXM KVEC KLO Vera Barton. songs: KSL KARM KERN Mary Lee Taylor: KERN KOH KTAR- KHJ- Dine -Dance KWG KDON-Music by Cugat Symphony of Melody KROY KSUN KFI- Inside Stories; Music KECA -Family Doctor KTKC -Noon Variety *KLX -News; Classics Rogers' Orch. KLX -Three -Quarter Time Markets; Christian Sci- Castle Trio: KGO KTMS KOH KLO-Dick KFOX -To be announced KROY- KVOA KYA -South American Salute *KROY -News; Concert Orch. ence Prgm. KSRO -Home Folks Frolic KFRC- Studio Prgm. 12:45 PWT P.M. 1:45 MWT KFSD- Heaven on Earth Southernaires: KECA KGO KOH KSRO -Mamma Bloom's Brood KDON -Waltz Time KGB -To be announced KTAR -Education Prgm. KDYL -Patricia's Notebook 8:30 PWT A.M. 9:36 MWT 10:00 PWT A.M. 11:00 MWT KWG KERN KFBK KUTA Breakfast Club: KTKC KLX -Alec Randolph (sw- 9.53. 15.33) KTKC -School in Citizenship KFSD- Listening Time Don Vining, organist: KVOA KFI -Agnes White KPMC- Musicale Ed Camden's Orch.: KHJ KFRC KVOA- Arizona Educational Assn KHJ- Pasadena Reporting KERN -Swing -phony KMJ -Parent -Teachers Ass'n KVOE KFXM KVEC KGB 2:15 PWT P.M. 3:15 MWT KJBS -Eastern Races; Music KFAC-Strollin' Tom KPO -The House Next Door 11:30 PWT A.M. 12:30 MWT KPMC KDB KFAC -Songs of Faith KLO- Hollywood Express; State KGB -Haven of Rest KROW -Moods in Music School of the Air: KFRC KDB KSRO-Tropical Moods KGB -P. T. A. Prgm. Capitol News KJBS -Meet the Band KROY- Popular Recordings KGB KYA- Luncheon Concert KLX-Cutting Capers (Continued on Next Page)

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Rendezvous with Romance Page 26 11/33 -P *KLS -News; Race Results KSRO- Programs not listed here may be *KLX -News; Dinner Concert KTAR -True Detective Mysteries found in our new Monday-through- KMPC- Sports KVOA -Steinfeld's Presents 26 *KOY- Soldiers' Serenade; News KWG -Pick a Ticket Friday Section on Pages 18 -19 TUESDAY, MAY KRKD- Concert Music KYA- Sports KROY- Evening Altar Prgm. 7:15 PWT P.M. 8:15 MWT The Entertainment Week KSFO- Treasury of Music Ned Jordan: KHJ KFRC KDi3 KROW -Baseball, San Francisco 10:30PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT KYA Dude Martin KFXM KVOE KDON vs. Portland Dance Orch.: KHJ KUB KVEC 6:15 PWT P.M. 7:15 MWT KFBK -Symphonette KSFO -Hot Air KDON KPMC KGB (3:30 p.m. Continued) KGB -George Bacon KFOX -Meet the Band -News Orch.: KECA KGO Serenade for You: KGO KFSD with the Dance *KSL Harry James' KNX- Afternoon Dances KFSD-On KSRO- Vallejo Defense KTAR KFBK KTMS -Tea Time *News: KHJ KFRC KVOE KGB -George Bacon KUTA KLX KOA -Music by Shrednik KTKC -Music for Strings KOH KERN KTKC KWG KNX -Singing Neighbor KDB KGB KVEC KPMC KJBS -Dinner Dance KQW -Tea Time Tempos KDON WFAA -Dance Orch. *Stan Kenton's Orch.; News KOY -To be announced KROW. Johnny Jump -Up KLO- Baseball Game Bouquet American Melody Hour: KROY 8:45 PWT P.M. 9:45 MWT KOY KSL KPO- Carnation *KROY -P o p u l a r Recordings; KLS- Thomas Dias the Books KECA -Sports Parade KLX -Merle Pitt *Harry Owens' Orch.; News: KQW -Meet News KLX-Treasury Star KPO KTKC -Organ Recital KFOX- Dinner Music KMPC Fun House KMPC -Faces & Places KTAR- Stockmen's Trails -710 Parade *News: KFRC KMPC PWT P.M. 4:45 MWT KFSD -U. S. Marines *KOY -John B. Hughes, news KSL -Treasury Star 3:45 KVOA -Farm Security Admin. Dinner Dance *KSRO -News KFI-Inside the News Escorts: KGO KTMS KOH KJBS- KPMC -Musicale The 5:15 PWT P.M. 6:15 MWT -Speed Reilly 10:00 MWT KFOX -Bomb Shelter KUTA KFSD KVOA KLS KRKD- Three Quarter Time 9:00 PWT P.M. Orchestra Solo: KFI KMPC -Navy Prgm. Adventures of the Thin Man: KFSD Eastside Merry -Go -Round ' Musical Matinee: KVEC America's Home Front: KNX 1(ROW Italian- American Hour KROW- Dinner Hour Melodies American Prgm. KFI KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KLX -Dance Time Commentator KROY KQW KARM KSRO- Legion KNX of Mu- *KDYL- KSRO-Treasury Star Parade KVOA -This Was the Year KTAR KVOA -Sports; Masterworks KHJ-Treasury Star Parade Johnny Richards' Orch.: KFRC sic KTKC- Dinner Music KYA -Popular Music Duffy's Tavern; Ed Gardner; KOA-Theaters; Markets; String KDB KDON KFXM KPMC KTMS-Eastside Merry -Go -Round John Kirby's Orch.: KNX KQW -Story Hour KVEC KGB MWT Music 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 KQW KARM KROY 10:45 PWT P.M. 11:45 MWT KPMC- Musicale KFAC- Vernon Steele 6:30 PWT P.M. 7:30 MWT Public Affairs: KROY KARM KHJ -Bert Butterworth; Music Kyser's Orch.: KHJ KFRC *News Here & Abroad: KERN *Harry Owens' Orch.; News: KPO-Musical Jackpot Kay KSL KFI KLS -Tower of Health KPMC KVEC KVOE KDON KTMS KWG KOH KFBK 4:00 PWT P.M. 5:00 MWT Red Skelton; Ozzie Nelson's Dance Orchestra: KFXM KFRC KOA -Hank Keene KDB KGB *Glenn Hardy, news: KHJ KFRC Easy Aces: KECA KGO KTMS Orch.; Harriet Hilliard; Tru- KPO-Music; Toast to Allies This Nation at War; Ramona & KFXM KVEC KDB KVOE KFOX-Dick Ross KOH KFBK KWG KERN man Bradley; Wonderful Smith: KPMC KGB KLX -Clyde Barrie Singers KSRO- Forgotten Favorites Trio: KECA KGO KTMS KFl KPO KOA KMJ WOAI KFSD KLO KUTA *Roy Shield & Co.; News: WOAI KMPC-Claude Kennedy Trio KTAR -Imperial Leader KTKC KFSD (sw-6.19) KDYL WBAP KVOA KTAR Lee Sweetland, songs: KTAR KVOA -Red Cross WFAA KOA- Melodies Fibber McGee & Molly; Marian & (sw-9.53) KQW -Ira Blue *KDYL -A to Z in Novelty; News KWG -To be announced *News: KDON KTKC KECA Dorothy Ledyard Jim Jordan; Bill Thompson; Red Ryder: KGO KFSD KFBK KPO- MWT Martha Tilton; Isabel Ran- KWG KOH KECA KERN KGO 11:00 PWT P.M. 12:00 MWT KVOA -To be announced 5:30 PWT P.M. 6:30 Horace Heidt's Treasure Chest: dolph; King's Men; Billy Mills' KTKC KFOX- Church of Christ Swing Your Partner: KFI KPO 4:15 PWT P.M. 5:15 MWT KFI KPO KOA KMJ KDYL Orch.: KFI KPO KOA KMJ I Was There: KOY KTUC KSUN KFSD -Dr. Courageous KFBK Mr. Keen: KUTA KERN KOH KTAR KFBK KERN KVOA KTAR Lum & Abner: KUTA KLO KLS-Serenade *This Moving World: KERN KTMS KFBK KWG WBAP KDYI. KWG WOAI KFOX- Literature on Parade *KLX -News; Hymn Singer KWG KOH KTKC To be announced: KTAR KMPC-Peter Potter Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KFRC Adventures In Hollywood: KPO Jack Owens, songs: KECA KGO K011 KGB -City Reporter KLX -Piano Ramblings KSRO -Music in the Modern Man KDB KPMC KVOE KFXM KDYL -A to Z in Novelty KFSD KTMS KWG KFBK Report to the Nation: KNX KQW KARM KOY KTUC KNX -Time Out for Melody ner KGB KLO KFAC- Musicale *Bob Burns Show; Elmer Davis, 9:15 PWT P.M. 10:15 MWT Jamboree news: KOY KTUC KSL KSUN KROY KSUN (sw-6.06) KPMC -Jan King *News: KDYL KGO KROW KFOX- Francisco Serenade; Erskine Hawkins' Orch.: KECA KUTA KROY- Junior College Prgm. KERN -Time for Music KSL KLO KQW -San *News: KMPC Toast Allies KGO KTMS KOH KWG KTKC KECA- Philharmonia KTAR -Shall We Waltz? *KLO -News KFOX- Jewels in Music to America's Presents KOH- Melody KRKD -Do You Know? KFSD KFOX- Musicale WBAP -Jerry Sears KJBS-Sam Moore Ada Leonard's Orch.: KFXM -Runs, Hits & Errors; KSFO- Musicale KHJ -Billy Burg KUTA KLS -Mi Rancho KVEC KDB KLS -Spotlight Parade 4:30 PWT P.M. 5:30 MWT Victory News Prgm. KSRO-Song Styles KROWL'Italia KTMS Story Teller: KHJ KFRC *KLX -News; Nocturne American Melody Hour: KOY KVOA-Treasury Star Parade Winter, news -Star Parade *KSFO -Wm. KYA -You Do Business *News: KFOX KUTA KMPC -'Scuse It, Please KTUC KARM KROY KSRO- of Melody Can't KGB KDB MWT Symphony With Hitler KDON -Your Navy *KNX -News; Public Affairs Confidentially Yours: 5:45 PWT P.M. 6:45 KYA- Treasury Star Parade KPMC KVEC KFRC KVOE *News of the World: KWG 7:45 PWT P.M. 8:45 MWT *KERN -Music; News *KQW -News; Sonny Dunham's News Belen Ortega, songs: KGO KOH KERN-Time for Music P.M. 7:45 MWT *News: (sw -6.06) *KFBK -Ramona & Trio; Orch. 6:45 PWT KGB -In the Gloaming KERN KTMS KUTA KFBK- Treasury Star Parade O'Carroll, news: KDON *Frazier Hunt, news: KSL KNX 11:15 PWT P.M. 12:15 MWT *W. A. *KOH -Dance Music; News Herb Taylor's Orch.: KMJ KLO- KARM KQW KROY Phil Harris' Orch.: KFI KPO Sports KDB KVOE KGB KPMC KOY- Evensong KDON -To be announced KLX-Hawaiian Music Inside of Sports: KHJ KFRC KFBK KWG Musicale: KHJ KRKD KFXM KPMC KVOE KDON KPMC-Musicale Bill Sabransky, organist: KERN KDYL -Allan Roth's Orch. KSRO- Master Singers KFOX- Sports KFAC -L. A. 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KLX -Spanish Melodies KROY -Buddy Cole's Orch. 3:15 PWT P.M. 4:15 MWT KTAR 6:00 Eddie Cantor Show. *KROY -News; Concert Orch. -Waltz Time KTKC -Tulare Calendar Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KSL 6:00 Basin Street Chamber Music So- KSRO- Church in the Wildwood KQW KTUC KROY ciety. 12:45 PWT P.M. 1:45 MWT Melodies for Milady: KUTA KOH 6:00 In Miss. KERN KWG KFBK KTMS Shirley Temple Junior 10:00 PW7 A.M. 11:00 MWT Lowry Kohler. songs: KFRC 6:30 Ransom Sherman Show. Sponsored by ALKA -SELTZER KFI -Agnes White KVOE KGB KVEC KFXM Baseball Roundup; To be an- nounced: 7:00 Kay Kyser's Orchestra. KPO- Shoppers' Rhythm KDB KFRC KPMC KVEC KFSD KERN KMJ- Treasury Star Parade Fifteen Minutes from Broadway: KVOE KFXM KLO KDB KGB 8:00 Quiz Kids. KECA KROW -Music to Work By KECA KOH KERN KFBK KDON 8:00 Amos 'n' Andy. 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WOAI- Ramona & Tune Twisters KVOA- Hitler vs. Business -Dance Time Savitt's Orch.: KDB KDON KLX Jan KMPC -Claude Kennedy Trio 9:15 PWT P.M. 10:15 MWT KFRC KPMC KVEC (6:30 p.m. Continued) Lightning Jim: KECA KGO 8:30 PWT P.M. 9:30 MWT KOA- Symphony of Melody; My. *Reporter News: KFI KPO KMJ KFSD- Berger String Quartet; Ra- KWG KTKC KOH KFSD Denny Thomsen's Orch.: KVOA tery Uncle Walter's Dog House: KFI mona & Trio KFBK KERN Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KECA Harry Owens' Orch.: KOY KQW -Ira Blue KPO KOA KMJ KDYL KGO KOH KERN KTKC Orch.: KGO KJBS -Sam Moore KFOX- Jewels in Music Ronnie Kemper's 11:00 PWT P.M. 12:00 MW T KLS- Rafael Cobian KJBS- Dinner Dance Tune Up America: KHJ KDB KFSD KWG KWG KFBK KERN KUTA Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KI IJ Is KVOE *Cal Tinney, news: KHJ KFRC *KOY -News; Parade of Banda \ -Aimee Lawrence, pianist KGB KVEC KDON KTKC KTMS KFRC KPMC KVOE KG KROW- L'Italia Prgm. KNX -Time Out for Melody KVOE KFXM KDON KPMC *News: KNX KOA KYA KTAR *Dr. Christian: Jean Hersholt: KDB KFXM KLO KSRO- Vallejo Civic Defense KOY -To be announced News: KNX KQW KARM KDB KGB KVEC KQW *KUTA -Dance Orch.; News; Ra- KPKD -Do You Know? KROY (also at 5:30 p.m. Paul Martin's Music: KOA KARM -Dance Time Organ: KPO KSFO- Music mona & Trio Musicale PWT) *News: KFOX KUTA KECA -Basin St. Chamber *This Moving World: KOH KSRO-Rhythm & Romance Tonight's drnma: "Let the KFAC -Dance Time KERN KTKC KWG MWT Chips Fall." KDYL - Symphony of Melody 6:45 PWT P.M. 7:45 KTMS- Mystery Maestro KFBK-Spanish Lesson KFOX -Dance Orch. *News: KFI KROW KQl KSFO KYA- Adventures in Melody -Sky Club *News: KYA Manhattan at Midnight: KECA KMJ- Merry -Go -Round KFSD KUTA KGO Bacon KFOX-Sports KGO KLO KOH KERN KFSD KOY- Evensong KGB George KECA -Philharmonica KFRC- Studio Prgm. KWG KTMS KFBK KUTA *KHJ -Gallos Continuous News- KFBK -You Can't Do Business 7:45 PWT P.M. 8:45 MWT KTAR -Dance Time KJBS-Memory - Melodies reel with Hitler Guy Lombardo's Orch.: KSUN KTMS- Pastor's Study KLO- Country Editor; Ramona & *News of the World: KARM KJBS -Magic Hour KFOX -Hi -Ball Music KROY (sw -6.061 Trio Bob Chester's Orch.: (sw -9.53) 9:30 PWT P.M. 10:30 MWT KLO- Sportsman's Paradise KLS. Spotlight Parade KMPC-Charles Garland *News: KFAC KYA KSL KLS -Dance Time -News: Nocturne *News: KTAR KVOA KSL Osborne's Orch.; News: *KLX KRKD -Musicale KFOX Musicale KFOX -Army Transcription *Will *KLX News; Cutting Capers KMPC -'Scuse It. Please! American Kids KERN KOH KTKC KUTA KFSD- School KFRC -What Do You Think? KMPC -What's New? *KNX -News; KNX -Tra; Mush 7:00 PWT P.M. 8:00 MWT KLX- Masters of Music -Traffic Fred Waring's Orch.: KFI KPO KOH -The Shadow news: KHJ KLX School *John B. Hughes, KMPC -Symphonic Swing KMPC -Meet the Band KMJ KROW -Music for Lovers KVEC KPMC KFXM -News; Music 11:15 PWT P.M. 12:15 MWT KFRC *KNX KOY -Kae Thompson & Co. *Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KHJ KSFO -Dance Time KDON KDB KGB KVOE KOH-Duncan Sisters KSL -Masterworks of Musie Bill Sabransky, organist: KECA KPMC -Waltz Time KGB KDB KFRC KDON KTMS Kay Kyser's Prgm.; Harry Bab- KQW -Press Box KROW- Baseball, San Francisco KVEC KFXM KPMC KLO WOAI -Name the Band Mason: KFI KPO KROW -Fish Finder Phil Harris' Orch. KFI KPO bitt & Sully vs. Portland *Teddy Powell's Orch.; News: KFBK KWG KERN KTAR KOA KMJ ltVOA KSFO- Musicale KSFO -Hot Air 10:15 PWT P.M. 11:15 MWT KSRO-Cow Country Minstrels WOAI WBAP WFAA WOM KDYL tsw -9.53) KSRO -You Can't Do Business *William Winter, news: KNX Jan Savitt's Orch.: KFXM KVOE Lud Gluskin's Orch.: KQW Nation: Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KVE( Three-Thirds of the with Hitler KARM Ronnie Kemper's Orch.: KTAR KECA KGO KFBK KERN 8:00 PWT P.M. 9:00 MWT KTKC -Swing Session KMJ KFSD KGO -Music You Want KOH KWG KTMS KTKC *News: KFSD KLX KTMS WBAP- Prison Broadcast KSL KDYL KSFO KROY *The World Today: KTUC KOH- United Press on the Air Great Moments in Music: KNX *News: (sw -9.53) WOAI Dance Orch. KROW -San Francisco Dances KQW KARM KSL KROY (sw- KTAR KVOA KFT- Manchester Boddy. talk Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KQW KSL KECA- Erskine Johnson KARM KROY KFOX -Dick Ross 11:30 PWT P.M. 12:30 MWT ó Sao) Clsseleal Musie Department, *KFBK-News; Aviation Cadets KLX -Piano Solo Bill Sabransky, organist: KFSD page 13, for eelaetiene Quiz Kids (Alka -Seltzer): Joe 8:45 PWT P.M. 9:45 MWT KFOX -Music to Be Remembered KMJ -Baseball Game Jan Savitt's Orch.: KHJ KVOE *News: KLX KRKD KLO Kelly. m.c.: KECA KGO KFSD Cab Calloway's Orch.: WFAA KGO- Treasure Island Navy Prgm. Orch. Rhythm KMPC Wingy Manone's KVEC KPMC KFXM KFRC KFOX- Artistry in KTMS KERN KFBK KWG KFOX -Bomb Shelter KLS. Valley Church KNX -Buddy Clark, songs KFSD -On With the Dance KGB KDB KOH KTKC KLO KUTA KMPC -Faces & Places *KOA -News; Symphony of Mel KOA- Services from St. John's KMPC -Strollin' Tom See sponsors announcement on ody Phil Harris' Orch.: KMJ page 27. KPMC -Jan Kine Cathedral KSFO -On Stage KOY -Navy Recruiting *Manny Strand's Orch.; News: Wines Over Western America: KSL -Treasury Star Parade *KOY- William Winter, news KNX KSL KQW KSRO -A to Z in Novelty *KSRO -News KQW -To be announced KPO -Toast to America's Allies; KUTA-Baseball Game KHJ KFRC KDB KFXM KGB KSRO-Chapel of the Chimes *KFI -Your Favorite Bead; News KVOE KPMC KTAR -What's the Score On Our Bandstand KYA- Sports KVOA- American Women's Vol. *KWG -News; Radio Stage KQW -To be announced *KJBS -News Point Sublime: KPO KMJ KTAR Ser. *KROY -Dance Time; News KLO -Dance 'nine 7:15 PWT P.M. 8:15 MWT WOAI KSFO KROW 9:45 PWT P.M. 10:45 MWT KYA -The Passerby KLX -Dance Orch. MWT KOH -Organ Music *News: WBAP KOY KMPC 9:00 PWT P.M. 10:00 Teddy Powell's Orch.: KPO KMJ Leo Zollo's Orch.: KFRC KFXM 10:30 PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT KROW -Ship of Dreams KPMC KVEC KGB KVOE %VOAI KSFO *Glenn Hardy, news: KHJ KDON-Voice of Your Dairyman KFRC KPMC KVEC KGB Hank Keene in Town: KHJ Jerry Jones' Orch.: KOY KSL KDB KFXM 11:45 PWT P.M. 12:45 MWT KDON- Treasury Star Parade K DYL-Musicale KDB KVOE KFXM KFRC KGB Richard Himber's Orch.: KFXM KFOX -Meet the Band -News *News Here & Abroad: KOH KVOE KPMC KDON KPMC KVOE KGB KDB *News: KPO KMJ KWG Kids *KFAC KFSD- American School KFOX -Rev. Russell KTMS KFBK KWG *Will Osborne's Orch.; News: KVEC KDON *News: KFBK KFSD Music *KHJ -Frank Cuhel; KJBS-Musicale That Brewster Boy: KNX KQW KFBK KFSD KVOA *Harry Or -ins' Orch.; News: KDYL -Dance Time & U. KJBS-You the S. Marines KLS -William Torchia KARM KROY Johnny Long's Orchestra: KQW KPO KDYL KERN -24 Hours in History KLO- Baseball Game -News; Hawaiian Melodies Tommy Tucker's Orch.: KPO KARM Harry James' Orch.: KECA KGO KFI- Melodies Dias *KLX KLS -Thomas KOA -Dear John WRAP WOAI KDYL -Music You Want KERN KWG KUTA KOH KHJ -Here's Morgan KLX Keep 'Em Flying KSRO- Masters of Music *News: KTKC KECA KDON KECA- Rodriguez & Sutherland KTAR KFBK KTKC KJBS -Magic Hour KMPC-71O Fun House KYA- Evening Concert KGO KFI -Music by Sweeten *News: KFI KFRC KMPC PWT Mid. 1:00 MWT *KOY -John B. Hughes Dance Orch.: KFOX KFSD 12:00 KDYL -Can't Do Business with KFOX -Ice Capades Johnny Richards' Orch.: KHJ KRKD-Three- Quarter Time -Musical Souvenirs KLX -Light Opera P.M. 9:15 MWT Hitler KFSD KDB KFXM KROW- Italian- American Hour 8:15 PWT KERN -Toast to Allies; Melodies; KLO- Treasury Star Parade KNX -Sports; Masterworks of Mu- of the Circus -Go- Round: KNX KROW KSRO -Jerry Glenn Miller's Orch.: KNX KQW Work for Victory KLX -Jerry Sears Presents sic Merry KYA -Forty Plus Melody Cruise; News KARM KSL KROY KSUN KFI-Quiz Court KNX -Accent on Rhythm KQW. Tabor's Topics *KFAC- -Choo Choo Clyde Lucas' Orch.: (sw -9.53) KFOX- Church of Christ *KOY -H a r I em Hippodrome: KTMS -Due to Circumstances KFBK 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 MWT -Midnite Roundup Orchestra: KDB -Charlie Agnew's Orch. News KYA -Roll Up the Rugs KFI Joe Reichman's KFSD Time KFRC KGB KFXM KFRC KGB KPMC KLO- Baseball Game KROY -This Is Our America KLS -Dance Lone Ranger: KHJ 10:45 PWT P.M. 11:45 MWT Cigar Box KPMC KDON KVOE KLS- Serenade KSFO -Treasury Star Parade *KLX -News; Revs KDB KVEC Richard Himber's Orch.: KFRC -Monkey's Jamboree KFXM KVOE KMPC *News: KDYL KOA *KLX -News; Concert KSL -Lynn McKinley KRKD News: KSFO -Midnight Club To be announced: KQW KROY KFAC -Baseball, Hollywood versus KMJ -Melody Mac KTAR -United Press on the Air *Harry Owens' Orch.; End of Wednesday Programs KARM KSL (sw -6.06) San Diego KMPC -Peter Potter KTMS -Frank Engleman. organist KFI

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Radio, Hershman pointed out, has never 4:45 PWT P.M. 5:45 MWT KFOX -Ice Capades KFRC KVEC KFXM KVOE been able to use the softest notes of an organ 6:15 PWT P.M. 7:15 MWT KMPC- Strollin' Tom KGB KPMC KDB KDON because of competition from the sound of air Concert Orch.: KFBK KOIi KSFO -On Stage Soloist: Miss Lillian Steuber. exhaust from regulators and tremolos. He Lee Sweetland, songs: KPO *News: KHJ KFRC KGB KDB KSRO -Novatime soprano. KFXM KDON Folk -Suite Overture solved the problem by placing the regulators Music Depreciation: KHJ KFXM KTKC -Dance Time Morton Gould below the level of pipe outlets in the studio. KDON KVOE KVEC KGB Talk by Jack Starr Hunt: KLO KYA -Sports 2nd and 3rd movements from He also devised a method for sending the air KPMC KDB Tintypes: KGO the 2nd Plano Concerto.... *News: KDYL KOA Edward MacDowell exhaust back into the organ so it can be used Governor Speaks: KFBK KFOX 7:15 PWT P.M. 8:15 MWT Ode to a Hero. .Nino Marcell KECA -Novelty Revue KWG KERN Boxing -Bout: KFRC KPMC KDB Civic Center Suite over and over again in the pipes. "If our KFAC- Christian Science *KECA -News KDON KVOE Leigh Harlin theory is correct," Hershman said today, "we'll KFRC- Teatime Melodies The Mission Road KFSD -Joy Babcock KFOX -Salon Jazz Frans Bornschein be able to hear an organ whisper on the air KFSD -Civil Service Prgm. KJBS- Dinner Dance KGB -Dr. Roy Campbell Fantasy on Themee.Cole Porter for the first time." The organ, housed in a KLO- Harmony Hall KLS -Speed Reilly Music George Washington KHJ -The Secret Legion Knew studio that floats on felt to keep the instru- KLX- Musical Comedy Hits KMPC -Army Prgm. KJBS- Dinner Dance Adapted ment from shaking the building, will contain KMJ -High School Prgm. KOH- Traffic Safety KLS- Thomas Dias Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KSL KQW 1,400 pipes. Hershman said in addition to be- KMPC-Top Pops KOY- Arizona Bandstand KLX -Fano Ramblings KARM KROY ing the sweetest, it should also be one of the KTAR- Popular Melodies KPMC-Musicale KMPC-710 Fun Houx *News: (sw -9.53) KVOA -Jimmy Allen KROW- Sports KRKD -Three -Quarter Time *News: KOY WFAA WOAI most powerful radio studio organs in the KROY -Air Corps News PWT P.M. KROW- Italian -American Hour KMPC KSFO KFAC KROW world. 5:00 6:00 MWT KSRO -Music to Eat By KSRO -Parent Teachers KFOX -To be announced Maxwell House Coffee Time: KTKC -Dinner Music KYA -Thanks To You KLS -Andrew LaRocca KOA KDYL KTAR KVOA KTMS- Eastside Merry- Go-Round *KLX -News; Song of the Islands Western KSRO- KROY -Victory Reporter Five: KFSD KOH Death Valley Days: KSL KOY 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 MWT Vallejo Schools KTKC -Noon Variety KTMS KWG KERN 6:30 PWT P.M. MWT KYA -Evening Concert Maurice's Orch.: KERN 7:30 Public Affairs: KOY KSL KARM *KVOA-News Novelty Aces: KOY KSUN KTUC KTUC KROY KSUN Lone Ranger: KUTA Big Town. with Edward G. Rob- 8:15 PWT P.M. 9:15 MWT 12:45 PWT P.M. 1:45 MWT *Indiana Indigo; News: (sw. inson & One Munson: KNX Red Ryder: KECA KGO KERN KARM-Korn Kobblers Glenn Miller's Orch.: KNX Camp Grant In Review: KHJ 9.53) KQW KSL KARM KWG KFSD KFBK KOH KSL KECA -Alvin Wilder KQW KARM KROY KSUN KFRC KPMC KGO- Melodiana KGB -George Bacon Three Make Music: KGO KWG KTKC Fifteen Minutes from Broadway: KLO -Ogden High School KLO -Keep 'Em Rolling KOH KFBK KERN KFSD Mr. Brambles Rambles: KMJ Lum 'n' Abner: KFI KPO KMJ KECA KGO KERN KFBK KLS -Song Styling KNX-Afternoon Dances KTMS KTKC KDYL WOAI KVOA Dinning Sisters: (sw-9.53) *KLX-News; Classics KWG KOH KUTA (sw -953- KQW -Tea Time Tempos Americans at the Ramparts: Boxing -Bout: KHJ Sur KSL -Radio Backstage KFRC KVOE Les Boulevardes: KGO 1533) KROW- Johnny Jump-Up KFRC KVEC KPMC KVOE KDON KDB KTMS KWG KERN KOH KSRO -Tropical Moods 3:15 PWT P.M. 4:15 MWT KROY -Popular Recordings KDB KDON KTKC Social Security Lum & Abner: KUTA KLO KVOA- Ralph Marten's Orch.: KUTA *News: KDYL KTAR KVOA KYA -Luncheon Concert *News: KLO KMPC *KFI -News KWG KFBK KTMS KERN 5:15 PWT P.M. 6:15 MWT KECA-To be announced KFOX -Jewels in Music KECA KOA KFAC 1:00 PWT P.M. 2:00 MWT To be announced: KQW KSL America's Home KFOX- Library Prgm. KGB -Beauty That Endures -Baseball, Hollywood vs. Front: KNX San Diego Club Matinee: KLO KTKC KOY KTUC KROY KARM KARM KROY KQW KGB -To be announced KLX- Marine Corps KFBK -Music; Allies KWG KOH KUTA KTMS (sw- Baseball Roundup; Two Young Johnny Richards' Orch.: KFRC KHJ -Secret Legion KNX -Time Out for Melody Toast to KFSD- Charlie 953.1533) Ladies of Song: KFRC KDB KDB KFXM KPMC KGB KJBS-Sam Moore KOA -Hank Keene Agnew's Orch. KFXM KGB KPMC KVEC KDON KVOE KLS- Rafael Cobian KPMC-Jan King KMPC-Land Man Jerry Wayne, songs: (sw -1527) KVOE KDON KOY -To be announced KOY-You & Uncle Sam Shop: KDON Maurice's Orch.: KFI KPO-Toast to Allies; Song Shop Bill's Wax KFSD -Nurses Aid KPMC-To be announced KQW-Jerry Wayne, songs KROW-Dance Time KECA- Siesta Time KHJ -Music; Sideshow KFAC -Drama KROW -L'Italia Prgm. KSFO- Here's Your Chance KHJ -Bert KRKD -Do You Know? KGO- America's Answer *KLO- Accordion Aces; News Butterworth; Music KROY- Junior League Radio Hour KSFO- Musicale WFAA -Moonlight & Shadows KMPC- Baseball Game KLS- Melodies KLX- Siesta *KSFO-William Winter, news KSRO- & Romance WOAI- Ramona & Tune Twisters KPO -Waltz Rhythm KOY- Markets; Buster Fits KNX -Rumba Rhythms Rhythm KSRO-Concert Hall KTAR -To be announced KROY -Boys in News KSRO-I'm an American KTAR -School-English the KYA -Treasury Star Parade KTMS KSRO- Forgotten Favorites -Star Parade 8:30 PWT P.M. 9:30 MWT KYA -Dinah 1:15 PWT P.M. 2:15 MWT KWG -To be announced Shore Death Valley Days: KNX KQW 3:30 PWT P.M. 4:30 MWT WBAP -Irene Rich Club Matinee: KTAR 6:45 PWT P.M. 7:45 MWT KARM KTUC KROY KSUN Vera Barton, songs: KQW KTUC Highways to Health: KSL KARM 5:30 PWT P.M. 6:30 MWT Harmonica Capers: KECA KGO PWT P.M. 8:45 MWT Over the Top: KECA KGO KTKC KROY KARM KSUN KWG KFBK KFSD KTKC 7:45 KSUN *Powerhouse, with Raymond -Bout: KHJ KFRC ICYJCM KVOA KTMS Subject: "Diets, Budgets and Skitch Henderson, pianist: KGO *News: KERN KYA KSFO Boxing Priorities." KTMS KOH KVOA Scott; Elmer Davis: KSL KPMC KDON KVOE KDB Maxwell House Coffee Time. KFOX- Strictly for Sports KGB KVEC Fanny Brice; Hanley Stafford; KFAC -City & County Defense Northern Baptist Convention: Aldrich Family: KOA KDYL KFRC- Studio Prgm. (sw -9.53) KTAR KVOA Rambles: KOA Frank Morgan; John Conte: KFSD-U. S. O. News; On With KGB -Know Your San Diego Mr. Brambles Meredith Willson's Orch.: KFI the Dance KDON -Waltz Time Masters of Music: KPO KJBS -Memory Melodies *News of the World: KARM KPO KVOA KMJ KFBK KOY- Mystery Melody KDYL -Patricia's Notebook Jack Owens, songs: KECA KGO KLO -Bob Crosby's Orch. (sw -6.06) KERN KWG KOH KPMC -Opportunity Knocks KFSD -Listening Time KFSD KTMS KWG KFBK KMPC-Treasury Star Parade *Frazier Hunt, news: KSL KNX Guy Lombardo's Orch.: (sw-9.53) KSRO -Ridin' the Range KHJ -Lest We Forget *News: KLO KERN KOH- Sports KARM KQW KROY Music in the Moonlight: WOAI 1:30 PWT P.M. 2:30 MWT KJBS- Eastern Races; Music KFI- Paging John Doe KRKD- Fishing Pals KLO -Hollywood Express; State KOH -Lum 'n' Abner KTMS-Hit of thee Week; Music *KECA -News KDYL -Musicale Mutual Goes Calling: KHJ KFRC KFI- Cabbages & Kings KFOX -Judge Gardner KDB .KFXM KPMC KVOE Capitol News KLX -Latin- American Rhythms KLX -Tea Time KMJ- Fresno State College KFOX- Robert Arden KFSD -This Is America Calling KVEC KGB 7:00 PWT P.M. 8:00 MWT KJBS- Musicale KLX -Your American Music KNX- Musical Tapestries *KOY -News; Concert Hall Boxing -Bout: KH.I KFRC KGB Symphonettes: KNX KOY KTUC KOY- Hawaiian Melodies -Scores; Victory News KLO -Baseball Game KMPC-Meet the Band KUTA KPMC KDB KVEC KVOE KARM KROY KSUN KPO- Carnation Bouquet KLX -Sports KOA- Theater Orch. KFXM KDON KLO KFAC -J. Newton Yates, organist KSL- Hawaiian Holiday KROW -Songs of the Plains KOY -Sing Along 5:45 PWT P.M. 6:45 MWT Ten -round welterweight bout, KSFO- Musicale KROW- Baseball, San Francisco *KFOX- Monitor News KTKC -Organ Recital Ray "Sugar" Robinson vs. KLX-Echoes of the Stage By the Way: KFI KPO KMJ Marty Servo. KSRO- Campus Mirror vs. Portland 3:45 PWT P.M. 4:45 MWT KTMS -Dance Time KSFO -Hot Air *Dorothy Thompson. ne w s : Sealtest Rudy Vallee Prgm.; John 1:45 PWT P.M. 2:45 MWT Cadets Quartet: KECA KGO KUTA KUTA - Baseball Game *KSL -News Barrymore; Joan Davis: KECA Music KSRO -Rendezvous with Romance a: Mutual Goes Calling: KDON KOH KUTA KVOA Lum 'n' Abner: KFBK KWG KYA -Popular KFAC- County Federation KGO KFSD KTMS KERN WBAP -To be announced KTAR- Liberty Short Stories Bill Stern, sports: (sw -9.53) KERN -On with the Dance; KFBK KOH KWG (sw -9.53) WFAA -Dance Orch. *KFSD KLX -Vocal Varieties Tonight's Big P.M. 9:00 MWT News KDON -WPA Prgm. sketch: "The 8:00 PWT KSRO- Master Singers Top." Fred Waring's Orch.: KFI KPO 8:45 PWT P.M. 9:45 MWT KSFO S. Employment Service *KDYL- Commentator -U. KYA -Sing Song Serenade Al Pearce's KTAR KVOA KDYL -The Mayor Reports KSRO-Soeial Column KFSD -Medical Society Gang: KFI KPO KOA KMJ KHJ -Dr. Polyziodes KDYL KOA KTAR KMJ KDYL KMPC -Faces & Places 2:00 PWT P.M. 3:00 MWT KOA- Popular Melodies; Markets KVOA WOAI WRAP (sw -6.06) *Dorothy Thompson, news: KOY -Sweet & Swine Cheskin's Gang: KFRC KPMC- Musicale NIGHT The First Line: KNX KQW KOY KECA KGO KWG KERN KSL -Nite Wind David *KSRO -News KVOE KFXM KPMC KDON KPO- Musical Jackpot KARM KTUC KROY KSUN KFSD KOH KFBK KTKC KLO KDB KGB KTMS -Olive & Gold Revue Where there is no listing KSL (sw-6.06) KTMS (Continued on Next Page) Sweet & Mello: KECA KGO for a station its preceding PWT P.M. 5:00 MWT KFSD KTMS KTAR KUTA 4:00 program is on the air. KFAC -Musicale Easy Aces: KECA KGO KERN KHJ -Dine -Dance KFSD KTMS KOH KFBK 6:00 PWT P.M. 7:00 MWT THURSDAY'S BEST LISTENING *KLX -News; Piano Solo KLO KUTA KWG *Gabriel Heatter, news: KHJ KROY- Markets; Popular Record- KDYL -Jerry Sears' Orch. KFRC See news programs ings Dorothy Ledyard program listings for more detail and additional KPO- Major Bowes' Original Amateur KSRO-Here Comes the Band Happened in the Service KTAR -It KNX KQW KSL KARM Time shown is PWT; for MWT add one hour. KTKC- Concert Echoes KVOA -In the Service Hour: KVOA-4 -H Club Kraft Hall; Bing Crosby; 4:15 PWT P.M. 5:15 MWT Music P.M. 3:15 MWT Mary Martin; Jerry Lester; News and Discussion 2:15 PWT P.M. Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost Per- Music Maids; Victor Borge; 6:00 Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. Sweet & Sentimental: KGB sons: KECA KGO KFSD KLO Ken Carpenter; Johnny Trot- A.M. 6:00 Kraft Music Hall. KFAC -Songs of Faith KERN KFBK KUTA KTMS ter's Orch.: KFI KPO KOA 7:45 Sam Hayes. 7:00 Rudy Vallee Show. KLXLife & the Land KOH KWG KDYL KTAR N'BAP WOAI 10:00 H. R. Baukhage. 7:00 Al Pearce's Gang. KSRO -Dance Time Adventures in Hollywood: KPO KVOA KMJ 7:00 The First Line. Tintypes: KFSD P.M. 2:30 PWT P.M. 3:30 MWT KDYL -Popular Music 8:00 Amos 'n' Andy. KFAC- Musicale *News: KSRO KPMC KROW 4:15 News of the World. 8:00 Fred Waring's Orchestra. *Wm. Winter, news: KSL KFOX -Musicale KTMS KTKC KJBS 5:55 Elmer Davis. 8:30 Maxwell House Coffee Time. KFAC- Musicale KROY- Junior College Prgm. KDON -Dinner Music 6:45 Jack Starr Hunt. *KLO -News; Sing Along Time KTAR -Shall We Waltz? KECA -Music by Sweeten 7:30 Public KLX -Popular Music Affairs. Drama WOAI -Dance Music KERN-It Happened in the Service 8:00 Dorothy *KOA -News; Popular Melodies Thompson. P.M. KFAC- Evening Concert 9:00 Glenn Hardy. KTKC-Tune Tornado 4:30 PWT P.M. 5:30 MWT 6:30 Big Town. KFBK -It Happened in Service 9:00 News Here and Abroad. KUTA -Music You Want Concert Orch.: KFSD KGO KOH *KFOX -News; Sports 8:30 Death Valley Days. KVOA -Novelty Trio 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. KERN KTMS KUTA KFSD -On with the Dance - 9:00 Aldrich Family. 10:00 America's Town Meeting. 2:45 PWT P.M. 3:45 MWT Women's Angle: KFI KPO KGB-U. S. O.; Toast to America's 9:30 Maudle's Diary. Yours: KDB KGB Three Suns: KDYL Confidentially Allies 9:30 Ellery Queen. KLX -Siesta KVOE KPMC KFRC KDON KGO -Voice of Victory KARM- Masterworks of Music KLO -Sports 3:00 PWT P.M. 4:00 MWT KDYL -A to Z *KLS -News; Race Results Variety Classical Music *B. S. Bercovici, news: KHJ KHJ -Music Depreciation *KLX -News; Dinner Concert A.M. t KFRC KLO -This Is Utah KMPC-Sports 7:30 Breakfast Club. In Detail on Pages 12 and 13.

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 30 11133 -P KECA-Erskine Johnson *KHJ- Newsreel KFSD -Donee Tonight KGO-Music You Want KFOX -Holy Ghost Revival KJBS -Magic Hour KLX -Dance Time KROW -San Francisco Dances KMPC -Claude Trio KLS- Valley Church KLO- Sportsman's Paradise Kennedy '11:30 PWT P.M. 12:30 MWT THURSDAY, MAY 28 *KOA -News; Fishing & Hunt- KLS -Dance Time KNX- Sports; Masterworks of Mu- ing; Concert Hall *KLX -News; Road Information; sic Duke Ellington's Orch.: KH.1 KQW- KFRC KVEC KPMC KFXM Week KOY -Army Recruiting Prgm. Cutting Capers Tabor's Topics The Entertainment KSRO-Organ Memories KMPC -What's New? KWG -To be announced KVOE KDB KGB KROW -Music for Lovers *KYA -Roll Up the Rugs; News *Manny Strand's Orch.; News 9:45 PWT P.M. 10:45 MWT *KROY -Dance Time; News KNX KQW KSL- Masterworks of Music 10:45 PWT P.M. 11:45 MWT (8:45 p.m. Continued) Jimmy Joy's Orchestra: KFXM Osborne's Phil Harris' Orch.: KTAR KOA *Will Orch.; News: KWG-Wrestling KTAR -You Can't Do Business KVEC KDB KFSD Johnny McGee's Orch.: KFRC KERN KMJ *KJBS-News; Magic How with Hitler Story Teller: KHJ KFRC Joe Reichman's Orch.: KFRC *Ricardo's Orch.; News: KFI KLO -Dance KDB KDON 10:15 PWT P.M. 11:15 MWT KFOX- Majestic Ballroom Time 9:00 PWT P.M. 10:00 MWT Buddy Franklin's Orch.: KECA KLX -Organ Recital KLX -Dance Orch. Radio Workshop: Winter, news: KQW Aldrich Family: KFI KPO KMJ KGO KFSD KERN KTMS KTAR KVOA *Wm. KMPC -Claude Kennedy Trio KRO1V- Nocturne KDYL -Musicale *Glenn Hardy, news: KHJ KFRC KFBK KOH KVOA KTKC Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KFXM KOA- Midnight Melodies KECA -Rodriguez & Sutherland 11:45 PWT P.M. 12-45 KIWI KVOE KGB KDON KWG KQW -Ira Blue KDB KGB -DeAryan America's Town Meeting of the KPMC KFXM KVEC *News: KFOX KUTA Comments *Manny Strand's Orch.; New., KHJ -Defense Air: KTAR KDON -Strange Adventures Reporter 11:00 PWT P.M. 12:00 MWT KSFO *News Here & Abroad: KERN KLO -Just Relax Organ: KDYL -Music by Stoker KDYL Swing Your Partner: KPO KFBK KPO KTAR K?IJ KFSD KTMS KOH KFBK KLXAmerican Legion Talk *News. KWG KGB -In the Gloamine KFISports Jan Savitt's Orch.: KDB KGB KFSD KWG *KOY- Harlem Hippodrome; News KFOX -Bomb Shelter KVOE KFXM KPMC KLO -Red, White & Blue KLO KDYL -Dance Time Freddie Ebener's Orch.: WOAI KPMC -Meet the Masters -Newsreel KLX -Little Concert *KHJ Sid Hoff's Orch.: KFRC KERN -24 Hours in History United We Sing: KNX KSFO -Treasury Star Parade Along KOY- Evensone KLX- Stringing *KFBK -News KSL -Celeste Trio -Baseball Wilbur Hatch's Orch.: KOY *News: KECA KTKC EGO KPMC- Musicale KMJ Game KFI- Melodies *KTMS- Timely Tempos; News Wingy Manone's This Moving World: KWG KOH ICARM- America Sings KROY -United We Siiu KMPC Orch. KHJ-Here's Morgan; Around th- KNX -Buddy Clark, songs KTKC KERN KDYL- Treasury Star Parade KTAR Good Neighbor,- 10:00 PWT P.M. 11:00 MWT Ring KFOX- Church of Christ KOA -Music You Want *News: KDYL KFI KGO KUTA KLS- Serenade 9:30 PWT P.M. 70:30 MWT To be announced: KOY KPO -Toast to American Allies; KROW 12:00 PWT Mid. 1:00 MWT *KLX -News; Dancetime America's Town Meeting of the Bandstand KECA- Philharmonia Johnny Richards' Orch.: KHI Maudie's Diary: KNX KQW KFOX- Musicale KMPCPeter Potter KROY KARM Air: KECA KGO KFBK KTMS *KSFO -News; Ski Trails; How- KDB KFXM *KOA -News; Concert Hall KERN KTKC KOH KUTA ard Becker's Orch. KHJ -Billy Burg *KFAC -Melody Cruise: News Osborne's Orch.; KOY -Let's Talk Ove, the News *Will News: KYA -Hovland Speaks KLS -Spotlight Parade KFBK -12 'to 5 Choo Choo KGO KOH KING KFBK KTKC Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: KFRC *KLX -News; Nocturne *KQW -N e w s; Inter - American KVEC KVOE KDON KFI -Midnite Roundup KERN KUTA KDB KMPC- 'Scuse It. Please! Forum KGB 10:30 PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT KFRC- Studio Prgm. KROY- Sportsman *Fulton Lewis, 'Jr., news: KHJ *KNX -News; KNX -Tra; Music KJBS -Owl Prgm. *Reporter News: KSL-Maudie's Diary KFRC KVOE KDON KPMC KFI KPO KMJ Johnny McGee's Orch.: KVOE *KQW -News; Sonny Dunham's KLS -Dance Time KSRO -Music in Modern Manner KFXM KVEC KGB KDB KLO *News: KYA KOA KNX KTAR KVEC Kl'MC KDON KDB Orch. *KLX -News; Cigar Box Revue KQW KGB KFXM KTAR- Frontier Fighters Ellery Queen: KFI KPO KMJ 11:15 PWT P.M. 12:15 MWT KNX -Merry -Go -Round Dance Time: KFAC KSFO Kenton's Orch.: KSL KOY KQW -Bridge to KVOA -Barn Dance River; Stan Phil Harris' Orch.: KFI KPO Victory *Moon News: WOA1 KARM -Dance Time KRKD- Monkeys' Jamboree *WFAA-News; Thumbs Up. WFAA *Ricardo's Orch.; News: KPO KFBK KDYL KWG I KDYL -Music in Three -Quarter KROW- Midnight Merry-Go -Round America Jan Savitt's Orch.: KFRC KVEC *Reporter News: KTAR KVOA Time KDYL KSFO- Midnight Club 9:15 PWT P.M. 10:15 MWT *News: KDYL KTMS KFSD KFOX -Dance Orch *News: KFRC KOA Paul Carson, organist: KECA Freddie Ebener's Orch.: WFAA KLX KROW KSFO KSL KFSD -On With the Dance KFI Inside the News KOH KERN End of Thursday Programs

BROW- Keeping Up with the 1:45 PWT P.M. 2:45 MWT 3:30 PWT P.M. 4:30 MWT World FRIDAY, MAY 29 Mutual Ted Steele's Studio MORNING KSL-Harry Clarke, songs Goes Calling: KDON Club: KGO (sw -9.53) KSRO -Hits & Encores KVEC Matinee; News: 7:00 PWT A.M. 8:00 MWT KYA -Christian Science *Club KFSD Skitch Henderson, pianist: KTMS KFAC -Musicale Frank Castle: KOH KFSD KVOA Frank Parker, tnr.: 10:45 PWT A.M. 11:45 MWT 12:15 PWT P.M. 1:15 MWT KLX -Vocal Ensembles KNX KQW 9:00 PWT A.M. 10:00 MWT KARM KSL KROY Symphonettes: KSUN *Jane Endicott, reporter: KNX Prescott Presents: KFSD KROW -News Pictorial *KLX -News; Dance Music Meet Your Neighbor: KVOA KQW KARM KROY KSUN *News: tsv- 15.27) KSFO You Can't Do Business KDON- Symphony of Melody KDYL -Patricia's KOA- Musical Clock KTAR KWG (sw- 15.33) KOY To be announced: KDB with Hitler Notebook KFSD -Listenine KOY -Haven of Rest KFSD -Polly Patterson; On With I'll Find My Way: KHJ KSRO -Music Salon Time KGB -Rhythm & Romance KJBS -Eastern ICQW- Pastor Dawson Calls the Dance KFOX -Organ Music Races; Music KJBS-Popular Music KLO- Hollywood KRKD -Early Riser; Music; Em- KLS -To be annnunced KMPC -Charm Notes 2:00 PWT P.M. 3:00 MWT Express; State KTAR -South American Way Capitol News ployment Service; Music *KLX -News; Alec Randolph P.-T. A. Prgm.: KHJ KFRC KDB KLX -Tea Time KSRO -Hi, Neighbor KSRO Shall We Waltz? 11:00 PWT A.M. 12:00 MWT KVOE KPMC KDON KGB KSFO-Women Meet the War 12:30 PWT P.M. 1:30 MWT KOH -Round Table KFXM KOYShoppers 7 :15 PWT A.M. 8:15 MWT KFOX -Swing Swing Music British -American Festival: (sw- Guide 9 :15 PWT A.M. 10:15 MWT Adventures of Skull John: KLO KPO- Musical Jackpot Breakfast Club: K011 KVOA KHJ -Market Place 15.27) Vicki Vickee, songs: KFSD KOH KJBSParent Problems See Classical musk Department, Moods for Moderns: KECA KTKC -Organ Recital page 13, for selections KFSD KTAR KUTA KDYL -Last Call to Breakfast KERN (sw- 15.33) KPMC- Musicale KTMS To be announced: KDB EGO KQW -Top o' the Morning KROW -Calling All Kitchens -Club Luncheon 3:45 PWT P.M. 4:45 MWT Swing Your Partner: (sw- 11.83) KFOX- Victory Garden -News; KTKC- Common Sense Corner KROY- Popular Music *KLX Classics KDON-Civilian Defense KGB -To be announced KROY- Markets; Popular Record- The Escorts: KECA KTMS KFSD 7:30 PWT A.M. 8:30 MWT KLO-Just Relax KLX -Song of Islands ings KUTA KVOA KLX- Stocks 11:15 PWT A.M. 12:15 MWT KROY -Oscar & Sally KSRO- Tradin' Sam KDYL -Tropical Moods Reveille Roundup; Louise Mas- KROY- Better Films Reporter KPO Between the Bookends: KTMS KTAR -Tin Pan Alley Goes to KTKC- Variety KGO -You Can Help sey & Westerners: KFI KSRO- Friendly Kitchen KDYL KERN KMJ KFBK KTKC KOH Town KVOA- Garden Club KHJ- Shopping News; Forest KDON -Songs for You KTKC -Tulare Calendar Lawn KHJ -Rise & Shine 9:30 PWT A.M. 10:30 MWT KECA -Family Doctor 2:15 PWT P.M. 3:15 MWT KOA- Theaters; Markets; Music -News; Early Riser *KRKD Breakfast at Sardi's: KOH KWG KFOX -To be announced 12:45 PWT P.M. 1 :45 MWT Ballads Sweet & Sentimental: KGB KTKC -Bunkhouse Resources Reporter: KDB KPMC KFRC- Studio Prgm. 4:00 PWT P.M. 5:00 MWT KUTA- Charioteers KFSD -Red Cross Prgm Civil Defense Protection School: KFAC -Songs of Faith KVOE Clambake by Clancy: KECA KGO KGB -Studio Presentation KFRC KVOE KGB KDB ICLX- Cutting Capers 7:45 PWT A.M. 8:45 MWT *KOA -News KSRO-It's Dance Time KTMS KUTA KFSD KERN KOY -Jack Berch KHJ -Market Place Southernaires: KECA KGO KERN KFBK KTAR KWG Breakfast Club: KERN KTKC KJBS -Popular Music KWG KFBK KOH KUTA (aw- KROW -Morning Melodies Maurice's Orch.: KPO KDON -Here Comes the Band KROY- Victory Begins at Home *KLS -News; Vocal Varieties 953- 15.33) 2:30 PWT P.M. 3:30 MWT Hawaiian Melodies KFOX- *KDYL -News; Music KVOA- Treasury Star Parade KTAR -Food Shoppers Serenade KLX- Science of Mind *News: KFXM KTAR To be announced KYA -To be announced KHJ -To be announced KLO- Harmony Hall KPMC- Musicale KFAC -Donna Dotter KOH-Book Review 8:00 PWT A.M. 9:00 MWT 9:45 PWT A.M. 10:45 MWT 11:30 PWT A.M. 12:30 MWT KSRO- Lawrence Welk's Orch. *KLO -News; Sing Along Time KVOA- Sermon & Song KLX- Better Business Bureau Victory Begins at Home: KARM Breakfast at Sardis: KERN To be announced: KDB KGB KYA -Christian Business Men KVEC KVOE *KOA -News; Musie 4:15 PWT P.M. 5:15 KECA -Musical Clock Old Fashioned Girl: KDB KGB KQW -Let's Listen MWT To be announced: KOH Lee Sweetland, bar.: KPO KFAC- Country Church of Holly- KDON -Aunt Martha's Songs 1:00 PWT P.M. 2:00 MWT KSL -Betty Waugh wood KFAC -Treasury Star Parade KDON -To be announced KTKC -Tune Tornado Silhouette in White: KOH Arthur Tracy, Street Singer: *KFOX -News; To be announced -Stringing Along KFRC -To be announced KUTA -570 Club Musicale: KDYL KFAC KLX KECA KNX -Jack Berch, songs *KROY -News; Recordings KLS- Colonial Church EGO (sw-9.53-15.33) KVOA- Popular Music KFBK -Army Band KOH- Louise Massey & Western- KSRO- Church in the Wildwood KLX -Organ Music KDON -Nat Shilkret's Orch. KFOX -Swing Session ers KMPC -Beauty Counselor KVOA -To be announced KERN- Treasury Star Parade 2:45 PWT P.M. 3:45 MWT KTAR -Toast to America's Allies Fun; Matinee Time KPO -Music for KPMC -Waltz KLO -To be announced KDYL -Home Folks & Interlude KTMS -Rio Rita KQW -Topic Tempos 10:00 PWT A.M. 11:00 MWT KSRO -Music Made to Order KMPC -Baseball Game KUTA -Navy Prgm. Korner KFAC -Musicale KROY -Haven of Rest Benny Walker's Tillamook Kitch- KTKC -Quality KOH- Concert in Miniature KLX- Little Concert en: KFI KPO KMJ KOY- Markets; Buster Fite 4:30 PWT P.M. 5:30 MWT 8:15 PWT A.M. 9:15 MWT KROW-Music to Work By 11:45 PWT A.M. 12:45 MWT KSRO- Symphony of Melody 3:00 PWT P.M. 4:00 MWT Red Ryder: KLO KTAR- Poetry Exchange Salvation Army Prgm.: *Helen Hiett, news: KTAR Blendtones: KGB KDB KVEC *News; Scoreboard: KTUC KOY KHJ 10:15 PWT A.M. 11:15 MWT KTKC -Portuguese News KSUN KDON KVOE KPMC KDB Breakfast Club: KERN KVOE Melodies Marcia Rice, songs: KMJ KTMS- Strictly From Dixie: (sw-953) KGB KFI -Art Baker Jack Baker, songs: KOH KTKC -Treasury Star Parade KUTA Phil Bovero's Orch.: KERN KOH KROW -Music Makers Arizona Quiz: KTAR KVOA Betty Crocker: KFI KPO KDYL' KWG -To he announced KFSD KWG KTMS KUTA FREQUENCIES KYA -Pop Vocals KDYL -Novelty Time KMJ KOA South North KFI-Agnes White Market Place KDON- Panorama Previews KFRC- KFI-640 KQW-740 KFOX-Treasury Star Parade Here & There 8:30 PWT A.M. 9:30 MWT KFOX- Dapper Dan 1:15 PWT P.M. 2:15 MWT KGO -From KECA-790 KFRC-610 KHJ-Town & Country Markets Column KHJ-930 KPO-680 Breakfast Club: KTKC KHJ- Treasury Star Parade KHI -Charm KGB -Molly Morse Exploring Space: KARM KSL for Stars KNX-1070 IMO-810 KLX -Cutting Capers KLO-Search KERN -Haven of Rest KOA- Reveille Roundup KSUN -Song Styling KDB-1490 KARM-143o KOY- Checkerboard Time Snb)ect: "Collector of Me- KLS KFAC- Strollin' Tom KROW- Rhythm Revue -News; Accordiana KERN-1410 KDON-1240 KPMC -You Can't Do Business teorites." *KLX KFAC-1330 KDYL-1320 KGB -Serenading You KROY -High School Prgm. KSL -Jack Berch KJBS -This Rhythmic Age with Hitler KFAC -Musicale KFOX-1280 KFBK-1530 KFSD-600KK FF KIBS-1100 of Truth KROW -R. S. V. P. KFSD- Number Melodies KIS -Gems 10:30 PWT A.M. 11:30 MWT P.M. 4:15 MWT KLO-1430 KLX -Sports; Spanish Melodies KTAR -Chats on Flowers KPMC- Opportunity Knocks 3:15 PWT KGB-1360 KLS-1310 KROW -Friendly Philosopher *News; Women Today: KGB Hedda Hopper's Hollywood: KQW KMPC-710 KLX-910 KVOA -Women in Wartime Sketches in Melody: KPO KFI 1:30 PWT P.M. 2:30 MWT KSL KROY KOY-550 KM]-580 KYA -Organ Reveries KTAR *AFTERNOON Baseball Roundup; Johnny Rich- KPMC-1600 KOA-850 Mutual Goes Calling: KHI KFRC KRKD-1150 KOH-630 KARM -You Can't Do Business ards' Orch.: KHJ KFRC KDB KSUN-1230 KROW-960 8:45 PWT A.M. 9:45 MWT with Hitler KDB KFXM KVOE KPMC KFXM KDON KGB KPMC KTAR-620 KROY-1240 12:00 PWT Noon 1:00 MWT KVEC KGB Don Vining, organist: KVOA KFBK -Musicale KVEC KVOE KTMS-1250 KSFO-560 Eileen Farrell, sop.: KROY Joey Kearns' Orch.: KARM *KARM -News KTUC-1400 KSL-1160 KTAR KFOX- Inspirations KVEC-1230 KSRO-1350 KFAC- Musicale KMJ- Church in the Wildwood KDON -Novatime KOY KROY KSUN KTUC KFSD- America Calling Mudeal Moods KVOA-1290 KTKC-920 KFBK -Nina Kay, Women's Shop- KOY- Today's Best Buys; Mkts. KECA -Tune Table KFAC-J. Newton Yates, organist KLX- KVOE-1490 KUTA-570 per KRKD -Voice of Government KFSD -Smart San Diego Speaks KFOX- Christian Science KNX -Edgar Harrison Wilemaa WBAP-820 KWG-1230 -Sweet KOYJunlor College KGB -Presenting KSFO -Say It with Music - *KJBS -News; Today's Top Tunes KLX & Swing WFAA-820 KYA-1260 to Heart Hour KLS -March Time KVOA -U. S. Wife in the News KOY- Dinner Bell *KTKC- Concert Echoes; News KTAR -Heart WOAI-1200

www.americanradiohistory.com Treasure Hour of Song: Programs not listed here may be KHJ Who Done It?: KFI KPO KMJ P-11/33 Page 31 found in our new Monday- through- KVOE KFXM KGB KDB KDYL KPMC KFRC KVEC KDON Reflections in Rhythm: (sw-9.53) Friday Section on Pages 18-19 K KFBK -Defense Bulletin Board UON-Musical America FRIDAY, MAY 29 KFUX-Meet the Band KFBK -Field Hour KFU:. lodge Gardner KFSD -House of Dreams The Entertainment Week Tea for Two: KGO KFSD KOH March of Time: KECA KJBS- Memory Melodies KGO-Remar Valley KGO KLX- KERN KTMS KUTA KTMS KFSD KUTA KFBK KLO- Baseball Gaine Rendezvous with Romance KLS- Thomas KMPC -Salon Moderne To be anneunced: KROY KTUC KWG KVOA KERN Dias KLX -A Line on the Sportsman KOA- Answer Man 9:45 PWT P.M. 10:45 MWT KNX- Sports; Masterworks KOY *News: KFOX KROW KSRO of Mu KMPC-710 Fun House KPMC-Allen Roth's Orch. *Harry James' Orch.; News: sic Rhythm Takes a Holiday: KFI KTKC KJBS KPMC KRKD- KROW- Baseball, San Francisco KDON- Three -Quarter Time KVOA KTMS KFSD KYA -Roll Up the Rugs KPO Dinner Music KROW vs. Portland KFAC-Evening -Italian- American Prgm Hank Keene in Town: KHJ KARM -Masterworks Concert KSRO -Jerry KSFO-Hot Air of Music KLO-Sports at Fairoaks KFRC KGB KDB KVOE 10:45 PWT P.M. 11:45 MWT KDYL-Music; Stella Unger KUTA- Baseball Game KSRO -You Can't Do Business ' KDON KFXM KVEC KPMC *KLS -News; Race Results Freddy Martin's KFAC -L. A. City College KVOA- Better World for Youth with Hitler KDYL -Music You Want Orch.: KFRC *KLX -News; Dinner Concert WBAP Dance Orch. *KFRC -News; Teatime Melodies KMPC -Sports KYA -Chamber of Commerce KECA- Rodriguez & Sutherland John Sullivan's Orch.: KTUC KLS- Tangoes KFOX KNX -Accent on Music -Music to be Remembered Harry Owens' Orch.: KERN KLX -Hits & Encores *KGB KRKD -Concert 7:30 PWT P.M. 8:30 MWT 8:45 PWT P.M. 9 :45 -DeAryan Comments KMJ-Kiddies Music MWT KLO- KFI- Tempos of Today: Nothing Club KSFO -Treasury of Music Treasury Star Parade *KOA- News; Tropical Mouds Lone Ranger: KHJ KFRC KDB KDON- *KLX -News; But Praise KSL- Nelson Eddy Charlie Barnet's Orch. Wilson Ames, or- KFOX KWG- Pacific Varieties KDON KVEC KVOE KPMC KLX -Dance ganist Dance Orch KYA -Dude Martin Time -Bob KFXM KGB KMPC KMJ.A Z KLX Crosby's Orch. -Faces & Places to in Novelty; Toast KMPC KOA- Melody of Strings to the Allies Claude Kennedy trio Lightning Jim: KECA KGO KWG *KOA- Mystery; News 4:45 PWT P.M. 5:45 MWT KQW Al Donahue's Orch KSFO- Business with Hitler 6:15 PWT KTKC KTMS KFSD KVOA KQW -Ira Blue; Studio Prgm. P.M. 7:15 MWT *KSRO -News KSL - Lowell Hicks & Foster Cope Lum & Abner: KLO KUTA The Spectator: KPO KMJ KFBK Analysis of Propaganda: KLO WOAI Dance (Ireh. KT:Vi- Treasury Star Parade By the Way: KDYL KOA KTAR 11:00 PWT P.M. 12:00 MWT *News: KllJ KFRC KDB KGB Jerry Wayne, songs: KNX KSL KVOA 9:00 PWT P.M. 10:00 MWT Harry Owens' KFXM KVEC KDON KQW KARM KROY KTUC 10:00 PWT P.M. 11:00 MWT Orch.: KPO KFBK To be announced: KOH KUTA KOY KSUN Jan Savitt's Orch.: KHJ KFXM Buddy Clark, songs: KNX *Kate Smith Hour; News: KNX Joe Reichman's Orch.: KFRC Treasury Star Parade: KQW KROY KVOE KPMC KDB KGB KLO KHJ KARM KROY KTUC KOY Grand Central Station: KFI KPO KTUC KARM KQW KVOE KDON KPMC KVEC KFRC KDON KVEC KVOE WRAP KOA WOAI KDYL Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KPO KFI KDB *This Moving World: KOH KWG KDB KGB KPMC KFOX- Dinner Music KMJ WBAP KOA KVOA KERN KVOA KTKC Hollywood Legion Stadium Fights: KECA- 10 -2-4 Ranch KJBS -Dinner Dance *News Here & Abroad: KFBK *News: KDYL KLS Lightning Jim: KFBK KERN KECA KGO KTMS KVOA KROW KUTA KFAC -Christian Science -Speed Reilly KFOX -Jewels KFSD KERN KTMS KOH KFI KFSD KMPC- in Music KUTA KOH KFSD KFBK KGO -Madame Kriete Marines Prgm. KLX -Piano Ramblings KWG KECA- Philharmonia KLX -Classics KPMC- Musicale *Glenn Hardy, KERN KTKC KWG KOH- Cavalcade of America news: KHJ KFRC KFOX -Hi -Ball Music KMPC -Foreman KROW-Treasury KPMC *Reporter News: KFI KPO of Flying Y Star Parade KRKD Ito You KDON KFXM KVOE KFRC -Sid Hoff's *KOY -News KSRO -Radio Bible Know? KDB KMJ Orch. School KSFO- Musicale KGB KFSD- America Calling KTKC -Facts & Fancies KSRO Rhythm *News: KECA KGO KTKC KLS -Spotlight & Romance KDYL *William Winter, news: KNX Parade 5:00 PWT P.M. 6:00 MWT KTAR -The Shadow -Songs of Yesterday KOY *KLX -News; Nocturne KFOX- Church KYA -Adventures in Melody of Christ *News: KYA KTAR KMPC -'Scuse It, Please! Gang Busters: KUTA 6:30 PWT P.M. 7:30 MWT KLS- Serenade KQW Dance Time: KFAC *KNX-News ; Cities Service Concert; Lucille -News; KSFO Public Affairs *KLX Classics KARM -Dance *KQW -News; Manners; Ross Graham; Frank Plantation Party: KMJ -Allen Time Sonny Dunham's KF1 KPO 7:45 PWT P.M- 8:45 MWT Roth's Orch. KFOX -Dance Orch. Orch. Black,. cond.: KOA KDYL WFAA KOA KMJ KMPC-Peter Potter See Classical Music Department, KGB -George Bacon KYA -Jazz Band Ball page 13, fer selections WOM KTAR *News of the World: KNX *KOY -Let's Talk Over the News *KHJ -Gallo Continuous News- KARM KROY KTUC KSUN KSL-Sports; Rocky Mountaineers *Kate Smith Hour; Elmer Davis, Songs for Marching Men: KHJ reel news: KSL KTUC KSUN KQW KSL KOY KSRO -Music in the Modern Man- 11:15 PWT P.M. KFRC KFXM KGB KDB ner KJBS -Magic Hour 12:15 MWT *H. V. Kaltenborn, comm.: KVOE *KFAC -News KLO- Sportsman's KDON KPMC KVEC KFOX Robert KTAR -Tropical Paradise Phil Harris' Orch.: KFI KPO Arden Tunes KLS- Hawaiian Melodies KDYL First Nighter; KJBS -Musicale KFBK KDYL KWG Ginny Simms, *KLX -N e w s ; Latin -American KARM- Treasury Star Parade songs: KNX KLO- Baseball Gaine Jan Savitt's Orth.: KVEC KECA -Twilight Tales KSL KTUC KQW 9:15 PWT P.M. 10:15 MWT Rhythms KOY KARM KSUN (sw -6.06) KLX -You Can't Do Business KMPC Bill Sabransky, organist: KOH KERN -Time for Music with Hitler Erskine Hawkins' Orch.: KECA -What's New? *KOA -H. V. KVOA KERN KGB -Tonight's Best Buys Dinah Shore, songs: KECA KGO KQW -The KGO KFSD KOH KWG KTKC Kaltenborn; Music Serenaders by KLO- Pan -American Concert KFSD KFBK KERN KWG KRKD- Musicale KERN KTMS Shrednik KGO -Music You Want KROW -Music for Lovers KROW -San Francisco KNX -Afternoon Dances KTKC KUTA KTMS KLO KROW- Fishing Fool *Cal Tinney, news: KHJ KFRC Dances KQW -Tea Time Tempos *KROY -Dance Time; News KJBS -Sam Moore KSFOMusicale KVOE KVEC KDON KPMC KROW- Johnny Jump -Up KSL- Masterworks of Music KLS -Mi Rancho KSRO -Cow Country Minstrels KFXM KDB KGB 11:30 PWT P.M. 12:30 MWT KROY- Popular Recordings *KMPC KUTA -Baseball Gaine *News: KFOX KUTA Ella Fitzgerald's Orchestra: KHJ KTAR -News 10:15 PWT P.M. 11:15 MWT -Musical Show KOHMarch KDYL-Musical KFRC KGB KVOE KFXM KVOA -U. S. of Time Interlude Marines KROY- Fisherman KFBK- Spanish Lesson Joe Reichman's Orch.: KFXM KPMC KDB KVEC 8:00 PWT P.M. 9:00 MWT *KSFO- William Winter, news KLO -Red, White & Blue Organ: KPO *Manny Strand's 5:15 PWT P.M. 6:15 MWT Orch.; News: KSRO- Concert Hall Wally Johnson's Orchestra: KHJ KOY- Slumber Hour Stadium Fights: KTAR KNX KQW KVOA-Lone KTAR -Dance Time Raymond Scott's Orch.: KFRC Ranger KFRC KVEC KPMC KFXM KFI- Manchester Boddy, talk Phil Harris' Orch.: KERN KMJ KYA -Between Ourselves KDB KGB WOAI -Dance Music KFOX KDON KFXM KPMC KVEC Dance Orch. *KJBS-News; KLX -Song Magic Hour KDB KGB *News: (sw -9.53) of the Islands KLO -Dance Time KMJ America's Home Front: KQW 6:45 PWT P.M. 7:45 MWT 9:30 PWT P.M. 10:30 MWT -Baseball Game KLX -Dance Orch. Amos 'n' Andy: KNX KQW KSL KMPC -Wingy Manoné s Orch. KNX KROY KARM *Fulton Lewis, Jr., news: KHJ KROW -Ship of Dreams Four Polka Dots; Ramona KARM KROY KNX -Wilbur Hatch's Orch. Ed Stoker's Music: KPO & KFRC KDB KFXM KPMC *KYA -Roll Up the Rugs; News Trio: KECA KGO KFSD KWG Fred Waring's Orch.: KFI KPO KLO KDON KVEC KOA -Music You Want Lum & Abner: KTAR KVOA KGB KQW -To KFBK KERN KTMS KVOA KOA KMJ KTAR KVOA *Harry Orch.; be announced *KDYL -News James' News: KROY -Georgie 11:45 PWT P.M. 12:45 MWT KDYL KUTA KOH KFBK Ganz' Orch. KFAC- Carroll Lunt *News: KECA KROY KYA KWG KYA -The Passerby KFI- Bridge Club KFOX- Strictly for Sports Meet Your Navy: KTMS KWG KTKC *News: KPO KMJ KOH KHJ -Bert Butterworth KJBS -Dance Time KERN KOH KTKC KFBK *Dark Fantasy; News: WOAI *News: KFBK KWG WBAP 10:30 PWT P.M. 11:30 MWT KDYL KLO- Country Editor KLO -Country Editor; Ramona & *News: KOY -Dance Time WOAI WBAP *News: KDYL KTAR KERN -24 Hours in KLKS -Melodies Trio KROW KSFO KFAC KVOA Freddy Martin's Orch.: KVOE History KECA KFSD KTMS KSL KLX KSFO KFI -Melodies KSRO- Forgotten Favorites KMPC -Charles Garland KDON- Melodic Memories KDON KVEC KDB KPMC KWG -Sportsman's Corner KQW -Fish & Game Finder KECA -Erskine Johnson KGB KFXM KFOX -Bomb Shelter *KERN -News; KRKD -Musicale KFSD -Dr. Minter Field Jerry Jones' Orch.: Mac KFI- Sweeten Segue KQW 12:00 PWT Mid. 1:00 MWT PWT P.M. 6:30 KSFO -You Can't Do Business KGB -To be announced 5:30 MWT with Hitler KFOX -Music to Remember To be announced: KNX KOY Freddy Martin's Orch.: KHJ KGO- Speaking of Sports KGO- KSL Merry -Go- Round: KNX KROW Information, Please; Clifton Fadi- KTKC -Sports; Ramona & Tune KJBS- Charlie Harper Traffic Safety KLS -Valley Stadium Fights: *KFAC -Melody Cruise; News man, m.c.; John Kieran; F. P. Twisters KLS -William Church KECA KGO Torchia KMJ- Merry-Go -Round KERN KTAR KVOA *KFBK -Music; News Adams: KTAR KVOA KDYL *KUTA -News; Ramona & Trio *KLX -News; Vocal Ensembles KWG KOA WFAA *KOA -News; Concert Hall KUTA KFBK KTMS KFI -Midnite Roundup KSRO -World's Finest Music KOY- Evensong KJBS -Owl Prgm. Seaside News: KECA KGO KYA- *News: KFRC KMPC KFSD Evening Concert KPO- Organist; Toast to KDYL -Dance KLS -Dance Time KFBK KTMS KERN 7:00 PWT P.M. 8:00 MWT American Music Allies KFI- Inside the News *KLX -News; Cigar Box Revue Ted Steele: KPO Bob Hawk Quiz; How'm I Doini: 8:15 PWT P.M. 9:15 MWT KRKD-Merry-Go-Roundup KFOX Dance Orch. KQW -Bridge to Victory Lum & Abner: KOH KWG KROY KSL KARM KTUC Enric Madriguera's *KROW -News; Eddie House, or- KFSD -Dance Tonight KRKD-Monkey's Jamboree KFI Orch.: KFRC -Paging John Doe KQW KNX KSUN KOY (sw- KFXM KVOE KVEC ganist KLS -Dance Time KSFO-Midnight Club *KLO -News KDB KSRO- 6.06) Lum 'n' Abner: KFI KPO Chapel of the Chimes KLX -Clyde Barrie Singers End of Friday Programs KMJ -On with the Dance KMJ Treasure KUTA.Skippy Hollywood Theater Hour of Song: KFRC Patti Chapin, songs: (sw-9.53) KVEC KFXM KVOE KGB KPMC KLO KDON KDB Shep Fields' Orch.: KQW KSL KARM KROY FRIDAY'S BEST LISTENING 5:45 PWT P.M. 6:45 MWT Elsa Maxwell's Party Line: KECA Meet Your Navy: KECA By the Way: KFI KPO KMJ KGO KUTA KERN KFBK Songs for Marching Men: KLO KWG KOH KTMS KTKC *News: KDYL KTAR KVOA See program listings for more detail and additional news programs KFBK -Lum 'n' Abner KFSD KOA KFAC -Baseball, Hollywood vs. Time shown is PWT; for MWT add one hour. KLX- Bowling Prgm. People Are Funny: *KFOY- Music; KFI KPO San Diego Louella Parson's KMJ KOA WFAA WOAI Colman; Elmer Davis, news KFOX- Rhythm Time News and Discussion 6:00 Waltz Time. KDYL (sw -9.53) KFSD -Charlie Agnew's Orch. 6:30 Plantation KSRO- Sports A.M. Party. KYA- Hawaiian Memories *News: KLX KRKD KARM KGB -March of Labor 6:45 Elsa Maxwell's Party Line. KUTA KLX -Flashes of Life 7:45 Sam Hayes. 7:00 Bob Hawk Quiz. KFAC -Music America Loves KMPC -Land Man 10:00 H. R. Baukhage. 8:00 KNX -Time Amos 'n' Andy. KFOX -Ben Klassen, songs Out for Melody P.M. 8:00 Fred KOY -You & Uncle Sam Waring's Orchestra. KHJ Editor Speaks 4:15 News of the World. 9:00 Kate KMPC -Strollin' Tom KROW- Sports Smith's Hour. Where there is no listing KOY -Magic KSFO- Civilian Defense Reporter 5:00 H. V. Kaltenborn. Hour of Song 5:55 Elmer for a station ifs preceding KSFO.On Stage WBAP- Rhythm & Romance Davis. Drama program is on the air. KSRO-Santa Rosa Hi School WOAI- Ontario Show 6:00 March of Time. Spotlight 9:00 News Here and Abroad. P.M. 6:00 PWT P.M. 7:00 MWT KTAR -Lone Ranger 8:30 PWT P.M. 9:30 MWT 9:00 Glenn Hardy. 6:30 First Nighter; (6:55 PWT) Ginny *Gabriel Heatter, KVOA -U. S. Army Tropical Serenade: KHJ KFRC 9:30 Fulton Lewis, Jr. Simms. news: KHJ KYA- Sports KFRC KGB KVEC KVOE KDB KGB 7:30 Grand Central Station. Waltz Time; Frank Munn, tnr.; Gang Busters: KECA KFSD 8:30 Playhouse. KOH KMJ KDYL WFAA KTAR KTMS KWG KERN Variety 8:30 Gang Busters. WOAI KTAR 7:15 PWT P.M. 8:15 MWT KOH KTKC KVOA A. M. Lud Gluskin's Orchestra: KOY First Piano Quartet: KECA KGO Playhouse: KNX KQW KSL 7:30 Breakfast Club. Classical Music KQW KARM KROY KTUC KERN KWG KOH KTMS KOY KTUC KARM KROY P.M. KSUN KTKC KSUN 5:30 Information, Please. In Detail on Pages 12 and 13.

www.americanradiohistory.com ing tune called "Reminiscing of You," The Radio Front which has its premiere on WGN's (Continued from Page 11) "Northerners" program May 26, and which has a publisher interested. proud of her most recent honor. The Princeton Tiger, student publication of tradition -loaded Princeton Univer- GENERAL sity, has elected her the "Radio Ac- tress of the Year." Said the voice of ENTERTAINMENT the Princeton men, in part: "It is not because she is the voice of enchant- By ARTHUR MILLER ment, or because she is most pleasing Of the numerous popular divertise- to behold, or even because she is so ments, few have suffered from the amazingly versatile. It is because war. In fact, it has been established Charlotte Manson is such a rare and that the war -industries workers espe- fabulous combination of all these cially lose little time in making the three that we nominate her Radio most of their leisure by "lighting Actress of the Year." Wonder if the out" for places where they can be college boys have been reading the entertained. It is not that Americans "Stepmother" fictionization running are escapists. They have always en- in MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE? And wonder joyed dancing, the movies, sports if that bewitching cover portrait on events, horseback -riding, etc. the May 9 -15 issue had anything to National income is rising. Cities do with their "most pleasing to be- where defense industries are booming hold" tribute? . . . are finding out that if there isn't enough to offer the workers in the Mother's Day activities called to at- way of diversion after work, the tention the fact that Eddie Firestone, workers don't hesitate to travel scores Jr., practically had two mothers to of miles for this objective. People are honor, and he is very proud of both. spending their money. And the enter- Eddie's real mother, Mrs. Lillian Fire- tainment field is getting much of it. stone, arrived in Chicago from Cali- The Government wants us all to set fornia just in time for Mother's Day. aside part of our regular earnings to Number two is Constance Crowder, buy war savings bonds. We are told who not only plays parent to Eddie's that we shouldn't spend so much "That Brewster Boy" character on money on frivolous things -on luxury CBS but also does a pretty regular items. Does this mean that we job of mothering Eddie for Mrs. Fire- shouldn't go to the theater, or to stone. It's a very satisfactory ex- personality of radio an- baseball games, or the movies, or change system, for Mrs. Firestone in GRAHAM McNAMEE, pioneer nouncing, died May 9 in a New York hospital. McNamee spend money for new clothes which turn looks after Connie's twelve -year- able to do without? I was fifty- three, had been in radio almost twenty years. He we might be old son at school in Palo Alto, Calif. to some extent. and special events. Many listeners think it does, Incidentally, "That Brewster Boy" was best known in sports If one is in the habit of going out will move from Wednesday to the will remember him chiefly as a foil for Perfect Fool Ed Wynn twice a week he should be able to Friday night spot long occupied by make the sacrifice of going out only the dramatic fixture "First Nighter." once a week. If one is accustomed to Chicago's "Little Theater Off Times seeing his home -town professional Square" will close its doors, at least Guard permit to yacht on Lake Mich- five and sixteen, has put out a plea baseball team playing whenever the temporarily, because of priorities . . igan this summer. Now he's afraid to for those in the Chicago area to come team is at home, he should be able Whether it's the patriotic urge to shave again for fear he'll get shot forth and vindicate their sex .. . to mike the sacrifice of going less conserve razor blades or the subtle or something for yachting on bearded frequently. This is what the Govern- influence of the vernal season or Henry Hunter's pass! . . . In the field of popular song- writing ment means when it says we should something else that is none of our many feel called but few are chosen. give up some things to save for bonds business, a fresh crop of chin whisk- Are there more smart boys than Now and then, though, some talented so we'll have the necessary money to ers has sprouted over the handsome smart girls? Or do the smart girls non -professional crashes through with pay for the vast war expenses. features of Henry Hunter. The Chi- just stay out of the public eye? Any- a success. Apropos, a team of attrac- Still we continue to seek amuse- cago actor's sporadic beard, off for way, girls have been pretty scarce tive secretaries in the J. Walter ment for which we must pay. Yet several months, is on again, and comparatively on the "Quiz Kids" Thompson Co. advertising agency this is all right. A reflection of the Henry is seemingly stuck with it this program. But quizmaster Joe Kelly, here may have taken the first step up spirit of our people is seen herein. time. Plus beard, he posed for an believing there are plenty of wise the bumpy road. Harriet Marstone Hitler, Mussolini and Hirohito can't identification picture for a U. S. Coast young women between the ages of and Nan Wisner have written a fetch- change our love of good fun.

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PRIORITIES hold nothing sacred -not even women's clothes. But the ladies blouse. Harriet's wool -flannel suit is now behind WPB orders. In second can be depended upon to remain attractive. In above pictures is convincing picture Harriet's slacks with jacket must give way to Sybil's cuffless, narrow - proof, posed by Sybil Chism, blond organist for "Lum 'n' Abner" (NBC), legged trousers. In third picture Sybil models outdated ensemble outfit, and Harriet Hilliard, songstress- comedienne with Red Skelton (NBC). In while Harriet wears smart rayon dress with slim, gathered skirt. In last pii.,- first picture Sybil (left) wears sheerweave suit with collarless jacket, rayon ture both girls are dressed in best war -time style, right down to lisle hose 11/33 P 32

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THE roar of planes in combat, a Columbus, Ohio, how the products machine -gun sputters, the scream of their efforts play a vital part in of a Japanese Zero in its last dive the war. It is unique in that it is -these are just dramatized inci- presented by warplane- builders in dents in station WHKC's weekly the Columbus plant of the Curtiss - radio series featuring aviation Wright Corporation, virtually none news, "Conquerors of the Clouds," of whom have ever had previous but they show aircraft workers in microphone or acting experience.

-Petal. Photos ACTRESS Lesley Woods dabs TO WARD OFF wrinkles that generous blobs on vital spots come to throats exposed to to provide a starting -point for nervous tension and the rugged direct attack on dirt ditches elements, Lesley adds neck -cream FEMININE FORUM By ALBERTA NORTH AT HER JOB in the bench as- TO MAKE her radio parts sound sembly department at Curtiss - authentic, Barbara has cultivated Cream Compatibility Wright we find pretty Barbara French and Russian accents, re- Chattos, who is heard often on cently portrayed the role of a "Conquerors of the Clouds" Soviet woman aircraft mechanic WHEN Elizabeth Arden, one of surface, rejuvenating sluggish, flaked the country's leading beauty skin, refining enlarged pores and authorities, says that not more eliminating blackheads. than one woman in a hundred knows The second type of essential cream how to use creams correctly, it's high is a foundation or base. Its special time you and I faced these facts about properties protect and line the skin beauty. surface, acting as a middleman for Your skin is one of the most com- your cosmetics. Light, filmy, this plicated organs of your body. That's cream provides a mat finish for your why it's essential that you have a make -up. "Powder 'n' paint" cling thorough knowledge of its quality and longer -shiny areas are less frequent. texture before applying treatment Your shopping -list should definitely creams. When chosen intelligently, include the third basic -lubricating creams will maintain your skin at a emollient. A boon for dry skin, it's not normal, glowing peak of health. to be confused with cleansing-cream. Chances are you've had difficulty in It contains a larger proportion of rich choosing creams that do the most for oils, penetrates deeply and is primar- your appearance. You're confused by ily important for its supplying quality. the various types on the market. Con- The Pond's laboratories, long famous flicting product stories label each for their cleansing product, have de- ON THE JOB, Ruth Van Kirk "LOOK OUT, the bombs," cream an indispensable. It's little won- veloped an excellent dry -skin cream wears the customary navy -blue screams Ruth as she portrays the der that you face your dressing -table which because of its high lanolin con- uniform, works in the final as- role of a U. S. Army nurse dur- with an eenie -meenie -minie -moe dis- tent (natural oil) soaks and softens crimination. the outer layer of your facial tissues. sembly department at the war- ing a bombing raid on an Ameri- However, when you know the fun- It should be applied overnight or just plane plant in Columbus, Ohio can hospital in the Philippines damental types, learn how to use them before "tubbing" for best results. to best advantage, you'll make every effort to buy creams for their skin NOW that you know your cream "compatibility." The ingenuity of "musts" -know yourself! Admit American chemists makes this possi- that only in rare medical cases are so- ble- guaranteeing custom -made prod- called adolescent skins justifiable. De- ucts designed specifically for you! cide what type of skin you have and Treatment lines like Cosmetiques go about this business of applying Tussy cater to the three skin textures - cream seriously. Keep your skin clean oily, dry and normal, offering a com- from without -eat nourishing foods plete line of creams true -to -skin type. that will keep it healthy from within. These are three essential creams to Stop trying to cover a bad complexion be considered: Cleansing, softening -get at the root of the difficulty and (emollient) and foundation. The in- begin by correcting-not camouflaging. gredients of each differ widely, suited As an impetus try the Harriet Hub- to its functional purpose, and denying bard Ayer beauty kit. Especially con- the fact that one cream can "stand in" venient for week -end trips, air -raid for another. Cleansing-cream, needed emergencies, or as an office "pick -up," for basic skin health, is a beauty the "Ayer Way to Loveliness" contains "must "! It softens the layers of stale generous amounts of the three cream make -up and removes grime, along essentials, plus a skin freshener. Time- with moisture and waste accumula- ly and practical, it's a budget -wise tions. Spread thoroughly over the face buy at only $1.50. It will help you and throat, patted on briskly, the ap- start with a cream slate! REPAIRING. the tools used to SPOT -WELDER Varney Heeth, plication provides an energizing facial make warplanes is Jim Wygant's ex- theater doorman, and Mary exercise that will keep muscles firm. job at the plant. He's one of the Brown, machinery repairwoman, And because nerve -centers are stimu- few in the program's cast with follow their scripts closely as Buy a War Bond lated, nourished blood rises to the skin -Now previous theatrical experience Jim Wygant (r.) reads his lines

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www.americanradiohistory.com Mrs. J. H. Waterhouse, Los Angeles, club ... Bob is just over six feet tall, Calif. -VIRGINIA CLARK has had her weighs 190 pounds, has brown hair baby and will return to the role of QUESTION SERVICE and eyes, is married and has a home Helen Trent-if she has not already on Long Island. returned by the time this goes to press. Miss Ruth Moore, Kankakee, Ill. - Here's that cast of "Our Gal Sunday" Mrs. Judson Lanier, Kissimmee, Fla. which you requested: Sunday is played -ANN SHEPHERD, who played the lead by DOROTHY LOWELL; KARL SWENSON in "Joyce Jordan," is now doing stage takes the part of her husband, Lord work in New York. Swenson; the role of Bill is taken by CARLETON YOUNG; Lt. Nevils is JOHN Mrs. C. O. David, Clayton, La.- MCGOVERN; the two old guardians, Yes, NED WEVER is Jerry in "Big Sis- Jack and Lively, are Tom GuNN and ter," and ALICE FROST has the lead in RAY FoNE. "Woman of Courage." Mr. W. H. West, Jamestown, Calif. Miss G. H. Ebner, Newark, N. J.- -Comedian FRANK FAY'S lingo was BOB HANNON was only four years old heard for the last time on April 16. when he appeared at a florists' con- His show is no longer on the air. vention in Kansas City and gave his first demonstration of talent in putting Mrs. V. B. Moffett, Ashland, Ohio. over a musical number . When he -Yes, electrical transcriptions, tran- reached high -school age, Bob began scriptions, phonograph records, etc., making nightly appearances at ama- all recordings. Of course, there is in are teur contests near -by theaters, pick- a difference, but this is highly techni- five ing up at least dollars in prizes cal. Elsewhere in Movix-RADIO GUIDE he a every night. Soon had saved up can find a more detailed ex- stake which he invested in a second- you hand car. The first time the youthful planation. minstrel drove his newly acquired automobile, he ran it through the wire Loie Carlson, Fontana, Calif.-It is netting of a tennis court. That was the KARL WEBER Who plays Brook For- "The Romance of Helen end of the car -but not of Bob . . rester in Young Hannon presently won a vaude- Trent" . . . Following are the people ville engagement, then wound up in BEFORE turning to radio, Bar- TENOR Bob Hannon started his in the serial "Against the Storm ": Chicago, where he was master of cere- bara Luddy layed in stock, singing career by appearing in CLAUDIA MORGAN is heard as Christy monies and sang in a Chicago night- vaudeville, andp motion pictures amateur contests, winning them (Continued on Page 36)

MAY 23 Bulls and boners are a part of broad- James Gleason, Republic Pictures, casting. No matter how experienced 4024 Radford Ave., N. Hollywood, the performer or how famous the star, Calif. chances are that he will make an occa- Ken Griffin, NBC, Merchandise (Join radio's quiz game! Try your both dirigibles. sional slip or a statement with twisted Mart, Chicago, Ill. skill at answering these radio brain - meaning which is extremely funny. Herbert Marshall, Paramount Stu- busters. For correct answers see page From "Quiz Kids" See how good your ears are. Try to dios, 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, 36.) (BN, Wed., 8 p.m. EWT) catch broadcasters in some error-the Calif. 1. How do you figure baseball bat- funnier the better-and send your en- From "Take It or Leave It" try to MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE, 731 Plym- Frank McHugh, Warner Bros., Bur- (CBS, Sun., 10 p.m. EWT) ting averages and team percentages? 2. to outh Court, Chicago. The most hu- bank, Calif. 1. What coastal state has the short- What persons are referred in these lines: morous entries will be printed in this MAY 24 est coast line? column. Watch for your contribution! 2. The following former stars won (a) With thy red lip, redder still Rachel Carlay, NBC, Radio City, Kissed by strawberries on the New York, N. Y. fame in what sport: (a) Gertrude on "Lux Radio Theater ": (c) hill Announcer Ederle, (b) George Gipp, Charlie "In just a moment Cecil B. DeMille MAY 25 Paddock, (d) Vinnie Richards, (e) (b) Their coats were brushed, their faces washed will be back with one foot in heaven." Barbara Luddy, CBS, Wrigley Bldg., Johnny Farrell, (f) Steve Donahue? -Mrs. Gladys Fraatz, Spooner, Wis. 3. With what state do you associate Their shoes were clean and Chicago, Ill. neat. (April 20 over Station WCCO.) Virginia Simms, CBS, Columbia each of the following men: (a) Sam 3. If you encountered a galena, a Square, Hollywood, Calif. Houston, (b) Leland Stanford, (c) William Bankhead? muscovite and an obsidian, would you MAY 26 4. Who is president of Cuba? expect them to run, stand still or jump Bob Elson on baseball broadcast: up and down and clap hands? Ben Alexander, NBC, Sunset and 5. What in South America are their "He's got a bullet like an arm." -Mrs. known as the pampas? 4. How long must you wait, from Ed Kowalski, LaSalle, Ill. (April 19 Vine, Hollywood, Calif. the time you the seed, until you Edward MacHugh, Blue Network, 6. What South American city is plant on Station WGN.) Radio City, New York, N. Y. known throughout the English-speak- place each of the following vegetables ing world as B. A.? on the table: (a) String beans, (b) John Wayne, Paramount Studios, watermelons, (c) radishes? 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Calif. 7. What Brazilian singer popularized and American 5. Where would you be on the Announcer: "Put your name the song titled "Souse on a penny post card or MAY 27 earth's surface if the latitude were address Way"? piece of paper before you forget it." 8. distinguish between a nothing and the longitude nothing, Franklin P. Adams, Blue Network, Can you T. Jones, Los Altes, Calif. (Feb- Radio City, New York, siesta and a fiesta? zero for both readings? -L. N. Y. ruary 4 over Station KROW.) Dorothy Ann 9. According to the Mother Goose 6. What king was heir to the throne, Crowe, Station WWVA, was a king, Wheeling, W. Va. rhyme, which member of the Spratt then wasn't an heir, then Horace Heidt, NBC, Sunset and family ate only lean? then wasn't a king and is now un- Vine, Hollywood, Calif. 10. According to the popular nurs- employed? Announcer covering a fire: "Now, ery rhyme, where were Little Boy 7. What King was a King, still is a ladies and gentlemen, I will climb up MAY 28 Blue's cows? King and is also a prime minister? the fire- escape to get a better view. Jim Harkins, CBS, 485 Madison 8. Identify each of the following I will hold on with one hand and talk Ave., New N. Y. From "True or False" common legal terms: (a) The Writ the Nolte, Ot- York, (BN, Mon., 8:30 p.m. EWT) with other."-Barbara John Payne, Warner Bros., Burbank, of Habeas Corpus, (b) The Right of tumwa, Iowa. (April 9 over Station Calif. 1. Philadelphia is often called the Eminent Domain, (c) fee simple. KBIZ.) City of Brotherly Love. 9. What person prominent in the MAY 29 2. Bette Davis starred in the stage news these days would you be greet- Mario Chamlee, Metropolitan Opera, version of "The Little Foxes." ing if you shouted a friendly "hello" New York, N. Y. 3. An ornithologist is a person in- to (a) Avila, (b) Jonathan, (c) Clifton Fadiman on "Information, Josef Cherniaysky, Station WEEI, terested in the study of birds. Jawaharlal? Please": "Very good, Madame Lit - Boston, Mass. 4. Incense -burning was a common 10. What was the relationship be- vinov, I am ashamed of you other Bob Hope, NBC, Sunset and Vine, practise among American Indians. tween James the First and James the gentlemen." - LaVerne Fairbanks, Hollywood, Calif. 5. The Akron and the Macon were Second of England? Lewiston, Mont. (April 3 over NBC.) 34

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www.americanradiohistory.com So You MOVIE -RADIO GUIDE'S PUZZLE QUESTION SERVICE (Continued from Page 34) I 2 3 I!y,a 5 6 ly s 9 lo Ell n Allen Cameron; ALEXANDER SCOURBY is Warst to Slug! u* * * heard as Philip Cameron; ALAN DEvrrT 13 `*14 IS y/16 is Mr. Cameron; CHESTER STRATTON iS Mark Scott; JOAN ALEXANDER plays Read Bing Crosby's surprising advice I8 l Nicole Scott; SARAH BURTON is Lisa * 1 ,7CI on this popular ambition. Bing is de Beck; ROGER DEKOVEN has the role 1 ry20 :1 STARDOM'S Guest Editor for June. ` of Prof. Allen; FLORENCE MALONE IS is Most Ex- illitillt3 7{, . Mrs. Allen; JOAN TOMPKINS iS Siri STARDOM Hollywood's 7C7C ' Allen . . . The Show "Woman in citing Magazine. Don't miss it! 26 27 White" is headed by BETTY Lou GER- SON, who has the role of Karen 29 29 51 I HAVE SOME BAD HABITS ,rj^,11 Adams; KARL WEBER is Dr. Kirk Hard- ing; BARBARA LUDDY is Janet Munson; Says Rosalind Russell, beautiful film 1. no r*1 i2u _ 37 1 ry1 F11 star. But Erskine Johnson argues, 54. 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Andy. I home. And don't make excuses-oh, Maybe could make him un- be than here with you. Don't you un- "What? Oh . " There was the I'm not blaming you, Mother. You've derstand how a mother feels." Then, derstand, Kay? I love to have you sound of a phone being placed back had your hands full taking care of as though to herself, Kay added, "Or depend on me. It-well, it makes me on a hook at the other end of the me. But -what about this woman, a stepmother." feel as if I were just a little bit im- wire. Kay clicked her phone frantical- Kay? I thought she was supposed to David protested. "Forget that, Kay. portant to you." ly, but the line had gone dead. Peg look after the children." Bud thinks as much of you as if you Later that evening Andy Clayton came into the room and found Kay "She does look after them, John." were his mother -you know he does." called and said that Boss McKinney staring off into space still holding the "Not very well, I should say. Let- "Yes, and that makes it worse. A denied any knowledge of Bud's receiver in her hand. ting Bud stay out all hours of the mother is supposed to take care of her whereabouts. Clayton said he was "Kay!" she cried. "Kay, it wasn't night. Oh, Mother, everything is so children. Andy will telephone here, convinced that McKinney was telling bad news ?" strange around here lately -" won't he, if he learns about Bud ?" the truth and had said he was doing "No," Kay replied in a dazed voice. "How? What do you mean ?" "He said he'd get in touch with me his best to locate the boy. David final- "that is I -I don't know -" "Well, for one thing, having that the minute he left McKinney's office." ly took his leave and Kay went back "Kay, tell me-is Bud all right ?" woman around the house. And -that "Just where is McKinney's office, to sit by the open fire. She stared "Yes, Peg. I-I guess so. The man child! I keep forgetting he's her little David ?" into the dying embers, lost in her said, 'Tell your husband to resign as boy. He's such a cute little tike and so David walked to the fireplace, thoughts and worries when, suddenly, mayor and his son will return home.' " much like Bud used to be. I -I almost picked up the tongs and pushed a log she woke herself from a fevered doze "Oh, Kay, then he is safe. Bud, I feel sometimes as though he were back into a more firm position in the and realized that the first finger of mean. I'll tell Grandma and we'll my own." fire. dawn was poking at her through the write out the resignation and get Mother Fairchild caught her breath. "Well, Kay, McKinney has two window. She rose wearily. She had Dad to sign it. And then -" What if John should fall upon the offices," he said, putting the tongs to face another day. "Wait a minute, Peg. Come back. truth in some such roundabout way? back in the rack and lighting a ciga- Mid -morning and Bud still was We can't do that." Was that why Kay had tried to keep rette. "One of them is in that place missing. Kay's fears increased by the Peg, who had started to leave the Billy away from his father? he runs. That's more or less open to hour. If there was only something room, returned and asked why they Mother Fairchild finally got the the public. And the other's down in she could do! But there was nothing, couldn't write the resignation. invalid quieted just as Kay returned that old warehouse next to the rail- nothing except wait helplessly for "I mean," Kay said slowly, "we despondent and worried. Bud still road tracks." news. She paced the floor between can't ask your father to sign a resig- wasn't home. Kay called the only "That's a queer place for an office, the living -room and hall and looked nation. Because -he has forgotten he's friend she knew to turn to in time of David." almost angrily at the telephone. Why mayor!" trouble -David Houseman. He laughed. "I disagree with you, didn't it ring? "Oh, but -" David came as soon as he could get Kay. It's a very clever place for an She was almost startled a half -hour "And if we give him a resignation away from the office. He and Kay sat office. The kind of people McKinney later when the telephone did ring. to sign hell know he's forgotten. And before the fireplace in the living - deals with like to come and go with- She almost jumped with fright, but the doctor said -" room and Kay served hot coffee and out being seen. And they can do it hurried to lift the receiver. "Oh, but Kay, we've got to. We've sandwiches. David told Kay that Andy down there in that maze of tracks and "Hello. Hello," she spoke frantical- got to think of Bud." Clayton had gone to Turtle Flats to old freight- sheds. Look, honey, you're ly. Then she heard a strange, hoarse "Yes, but-" look for Bud himself. shivering again. Look, lean back voice answering hers. She'd never "We can't let him come to harm." Kay shivered as though with cold against the cushions." Kay leaned heard that voice before, she could "We can't let your father come to and David poked up the fire, sending back and smiled up at David. "There," swear. It sounded as though it was harm either, Peg." sparks shooting up the flue. He threw he said, "now relax a bit. Now I'm coming from a great distance away. "Kay, you mean? Oh, Kay, you another log on the embers and soon going to hold your hands ... yes, I "Mrs. Fairchild ?" the voice asked. mean we've got to choose between there was a blaze. am. And you needn't pull away. I'm "Mrs. John Fairchild ?" Bud -and Dad ?" "There, how's that ?" he asked. not making love to you, I'm simply "Yes. Yes. Who's calling ?" Kay "I-I don't know, Peg. It-it looks "Better. Oh. David, if we could only getting your hands warm. They're couldn't keep a note of hysteria from that way." do something! It's waiting that's so cold as ice . . ." her own voice. (To be continued) hard. Just to sit and -I wish I'd gone For a moment Kay felt content- "I have a message for you, Mrs. to Turtle Flats with Andy. I've a no- ment despite her worries. David was Fairchild." Kay knew it was a man Read this exciting story, adapted by tion to get the car out and drive so considerate. talking, but he sounded far away - Wiley S. Maloney. then listen to down there now. I could talk to Pop I-I do presume terribly on our - far, far away. "Stepmother" over CBS-written by again." our friendship, don't I, David ?" "Oh, yes? What is it ?" Aline Ballard, directed by Les Mitch- "Pop won't be there. He leaves the "No. You don't presume at all. And "Listen carefully, please." ell and heard Monday through Friday store at eleven-thirty." it isn't friendship, darling. Not on "I'm listening." at 10 :30 a.m. EWT, 9:30 CWT, 2 p.m. "Well, I could talk to McKinney my part. And -if you're referring to "Tell your husband that as soon as MWT, 1 PWT, under the sponsprship myself. Maybe McKinney would pay tonight and your sending for me- he sends in his resignation as mayor, of Colgate- Palmolive -Peet . for Col - more attention to me than he will to I love it. There's no place I'd rather his son, Bud, will return home." gate Tooth Powder..

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