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ROYALE -MODEL 82 Price, complete with tubes, $169.50 In beanti/ul United cabinet with sliding doors. II A soundly engineered all -elec- tric receiver employing seven u A. C. tubes, including rectifier . . Utah power speaker .. . beautiful United Cabinets. See and hear the Royale. Then MODEL 81 you will realize that it is the This popular model is priced greatest value in radio. as $139.50 C. W. Smith CO. 407 E. Pico St. Suite 506 Tel WE. 9466 Los Angeles September 29 Radio Doings 5 The New Allocation Plan

The has announced its startling plan for the reallocation of wave lengths. The members of the Commission have been working steadily for two years on a program to relieve the congestion of the air. Their prime object was to fix the posi- tions, time and frequency of stations in such a way that the American public would receive the greatest benefit from the magnificent programs that are being broadcast. Individually and as a body the Commissioners have been both criticised and beset for favors on every side by persons and factions motivated for the most part by selfish interest. Every politician wanted to be sure that his constituents received their share of stations or more. Nearly every industrial, religious and political group requested advantageous channels for their stations nr the station in which they were interested. Listeners -in everywhere were clamoring for relief, but no matter which way the Commission moved it was inevitably assailed. Finally it decided to use the inherent power given it under the 1926 Radio Law. The plan, which is to go into effect on November 11tíí, was finally formulated and is now presented. It is a drastic move. Several high -powered stations and a number of lower- powered broadcasters have been eliminated entirely. Many stations are forced to share time on the same wave length and in some instances as many as three stations must split time. This great National change being so extreme, the Commission decided not to con- sider it effective immediately hut to allow a period of 60 days for hearings. This will give the stations and interested groups an opportunity to present any objections they may have. Indications are that there will probably be many such cases, for, to give you an instance of how radical is the new schedule, only one Southern California station will remain on its present wave length! These complaint proceedings will bring about numerous changes between now and the first part of November. Information and logs given out before that time would, of course, be premature and may cause much confusion. Arrangements have been made whereby Radio Doings will receive the final changes from the office of the Federal Radio Commission. At that time, which will be just before November 11th, a complete cross indexed Call Book will he published. Not only American but prominent European, Canadian, Mexican, Japanese, Australian and New Zealand stations will be listed alpha- betically and by frequency. This up -to- the -minute Radio Doings Call Book will also contain radio and technical information of a readily understandable and interesting nature. In addition there will he a complete DIAL-LOG which will schematically represent the positions en your dials of the prominent Western stations both before and after November 11th. This will he invaluable to each of you who listen in, for the new positions of the stations can be easily and quickly calculated by comparing them with their former dial locations. Reserve YOUR Call Book now and it will arrive in your home just before the day on which all the stations change! Use this Coupon Tear Here Use this Coupon THE NEW RADIO DOINGS CALL BOOK 25e Radio Doings, 407 East Pico Street, Los Angeles, Calif. 25e Please find enclosed 25c in stamps, money order, or cash. Send me the 1928 -9 Call Book which contains the new listings and the DIAL -LOG. Have it reach me for ose on November 11th. Name.... Address

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RADIO DOINGS, September 29. 1928. Issued weekly at Los Angeles. Calif. Volume 13, No. 14. Subscription $3.00 a year. Entered as second class matter, November 15, 1922, Los Angeles, Calif., Post Office, under Act of March 3, 1927. Radio Drintrs September 0 The Best Set Yet Is the One You Build Yourself Get the Dope on These You'll Be Surprised THE S -M 720 SCREEN GRID SIX S -M 720 Kit Complete, $72.50 THE 710 SARGENT -RAYMENT The Complete Kit. $130.00 -Fartory Wired. $150.00 THE REMLER "29" SHIELD GRID SUPERHETERODYNE 29 Kit Complete, $131.25 -Remler Amplifier, $112 51) THE SCOTT SHIELD GRID NINE Complete Kit, $138.10 Power Amplifier, $83.00 Daven- National -Raytheon- Baldor SHORT WAVE Aero -Silver -Marshall- Hammarlund- National

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PERRIS: Donaldson i Sweeney 711 and Figueroa 51E 15111 CULVER CITY: Radio Elittrle Shop POMONA: Harrison-Fitch Electric C2. 7112:1 eioll Rm,I Ithd. 110 MI.I. 31,11i SL :151 R', 5nd HL Pl11nm 12- -a.- BARROWS CO. DOWNEY: H. P. Myers PUENTE: H. P. Derkeo N. rroninrd Phone 1141 Son t nlul, nu: " 123 Arc 1145 107 S \lain SI. 1'i.- - RECKMAN ROUND, INC. EL CAJON: Lyon Appliance Co. REDONDO BEACH: A. H. I 511. 1479 S. Trat .nl Ate. vr: 11171 79,210 !'hune. 1171. RIRCH.SMITH FURNITURE CO. EL CENTRO: Imperial Valley Hdwe.Ce. RIALTO: C. O. Young 737 s. Still st. 111 4121. ENCINITAS: Wad. M. Putnam 125 S. Iii,.nhle ROB BROWN'S RADIO SERVICE Plume 31 -J. RIVERSIDE: Elvin E. Webb 115:0 S. Pie, rnn. lin 21D_ ENCINO: E. R. Weber lI:O Matt. St. Phony 19:, WALTER F. BROWNE 17101 Ventura Blvd.. Van N,U' 11011.32 ROSEMEAD: Rosemead Radio Elea. Co. 4505 nnurwl,.i I1Id Oh 478: ESCONDIDO: Young's Muais Co. 1617 Voiler 111,1 .511,1lnh. n 11,11 -J C & G ELECTRIC CO. 125 E. Grand Ave. PI 44. SAN BERNARDINO: Prost Elec. Cn. 1101 W. Santa Ualhara VE 5205. FALLBROOK: E. B. Walton 14I Fonrlb St. PW.no 111-21. GAYLORD RADIO á ELECTRIC FULLERTON: Nelson -Felling °Mualr Co. SAN BERNARDINO: L. D. Spann 11015 S. Vermont Ate 111 7015. 110 S. R,.adra rolilnr,la lintel HARDING á GOODAN, INC, GARDENA: Don Spear SAN DIEGO: Edmondson Radio and 150 5, Larrhmnnt. 170 4763. GLENDALE: Russell -Piece. Fern. Ca. Eleotrie Co.. 8311 Arions .No. JENKENS RADIO STORE Itut R Brand III,'I. roach[ 51, SAN DIEGO: Hancock Music Co. SI50 S. Ilrnadwn. GLENDALE: Shuck Muffle Co. :;0011 Unlrrtahy Ave. LA BREA RADIO CO. 200 X. Brand Blvd. Phn,,, 417. SAN DIEGO: Harts Radio Co. Willllrr Rion! 1\11 21120, GLENDORA: Kirby Peyton 1154 Broadway. Franklin 3031. Is< X. Allrhluan ,.o. SAN DIEGO: The Radio LOVINGER'S MELROSE RADIO SHOP rnyhol Shop 1170 )trim.. A,0 OL 5405 45('02 ran 21151 Teri 1tma4way. tin111 IIII I. NORTON á NORTON HERMOSA BEACH: A. A. Estap SAN DIEGO: Reynolds Radio Shop 2211 N. Broadway. CA 0151, 1127 Bannon Ay. Ftnhmdn nose). 4:A 1 Inn B SI. Franklin '1770. OTTO K OLESEN HOLTVILLE: Imperial Valley Music Co. SAN DIMAS: Joe W.Itersheid 1550 N. Vine. GL 5791. HUNTINGTON PARK: P. A. Daugherty 1:s 'W. Bonito A. I7.nrlr 117.1. ROBINSON RADIO SHOP :21 B. !',ripe Itl,d. DE 4552. SAN FERNANDO: Mission Pharmacy 4525 S. R'rslonl 1,1. VIt r,GCI INGLEW00D: Ayl.wortb EleeMs Co. Intl Pater Aie MAX A. SCHIRESOHN III S. 51urkol So Phone ill. SAN JACINTO: Lloyd Record's Ganga 757 N. Mater. TA 6007. LA CRESCENTA: La Crescents Valley t'hlnm 120. STANDARD RADIO CO. Radio & Auto Shoo SAN LUIS OBISPO: Cline's Electric 25111 417 1V, Piro SI. WE 16011, 511ht5all are. Plano 024. Shop. IIS7 51,1,49 eye Phalle 312 -W TOBEY RADIO STORE LA HABRA: E. L. Lnehm SAN PEDRO: PaafSe Radio Store 11'1111 8552. 5103 Sauls Monies 1111,5 Cn R20I. Irr 11,12 l'ó116 Ave. I'I,.me 411I1V, VERMONT MUSIC CO: LA JOLLA: C. H. Mennsr SAN YSIDRO: Radio Art Studio 1147 51ll.erodo. .411%.. 520 R. Vermont Ave rot 5220 T91,010 violin 1'1.13 5712-R -::. VICK'S FURNITURE CO. LA MESA: Old Mill Service Station SANTA ANA: Robertson Elec. Coro. 0:220 R Vrno.,I .1rn Tit 135: Ibos 514 Phono 1111-J. -1,1 N. Male St PIttroe 2240, ERSATI LE H. H. WALKER LA VERNE: La Verne Rodin Shoo SANTA BARBARA: E. F. Rosen &San 1a11 Venire Mt I III: I511 Phone 1277. 5 State SI. Phone :Pm. Sparkle and rhythm - persuasive - oyousl WESTBROOK á HURST LONG BEACH: J. P. Anderson SANTA MONICA: Fred J. Bohaene No wonder young people are so wild about 5021 ß,.adrua Ae. GA S010 inn, 5% rdlnw, 121 Santa 1lmdr, Itl.d !'Mho 255 WILSHIRE MUSIC CO. LONG BEACH: Barker Bros. SANTA PAULA: The Mllsle Bog Sparton when the dancing starts. It is (.05 s Woofer. Ate 11. 9v. , ^2 Amrr.ra,. A.e. 1117 7.7 nr At I.30. Main 1115. ditlicult to realize, sometimes, that this LONG BEACH: Harris Radio Service SIERRA MADRE: Radio Shoo Southern Cali/orrlin 192 Corona Arn.. nolmool S1..n- 'Gen M. ]l;itohmts. Jr i lilting melody comes from the same instru. LONG BEACH: Jensen Radio Ca. UYLANDS: R. J. Tobey ANAHEIM: 2114 ment that is so soothing and deep when Danz Plano Co. lu7 .lnmrtran .Atr. Phone ':07 -10. 20 Are 051,110 F21' Id?. W. Center LONG BEACH: McCrory Music' Shopoe VAN NUYS: VanderllO's Elec. Store music of more serious mood is played. We ANAHEIM: Knave Music Ce. 22v Pion Ate. 191nne 040 -I1. ,11:25 Tan Nuys Ithd Plume 795 invite you to hear Sparton and be amazed. Phone 11D6. 1YNW000: P. A. Dougherty VENTURA: J. C. Neville AZUSA: Clayton's Radio Shoe 0224 S. Parier 111.1. 1111 457.2 u R ralttnrnla Si. Phone 21In 120 E. Foothill It1,d yonlhe 353-31. MONROVIA: Claude Chem Radio Store WALNUT PARK: P. A. Dougherty Whole Distributors BAKERSFIELD: Urns, & lama %OW 135 1121 S. Pat-lA. 111511 nG 4471 1011 19th St. MONTEBELLO: White Auto Elec. Co. WHITTIER: Farmer' Hd..,. á Paint BALDWIN PARK: W. E. Walters Phone 117. G 10n11 N. Grwlaest Mr. 221 W. roving Blvd. 1 'ndna 371 -2::. 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There is also n big radio upheaval CONGRESS IS RESPONSIBLE Just ahead in Great Britain. The Brit - I: h relay stations. during November and The old question of "Who started the Inecomber, will take over the national fades comparison, in the exclusive frequency of 1,040 kilocycles World War" in the broadcasting field. with the question of 1288.á meters) replacing interna- "Who is responsible for the great radio tional common frequencies which they with upheaval scheduled to take place on have been sharing European sta- 11," The process will be a gradual November which otherwise might tions. prove a very peaceful Armistice Day one, not in n sweeping reallocation as The average listener, disturbed at the here in the Vatted States, each station the prospect of his favorite broadcasting changing He frequency as soon as station disappearing off the dial to necessary additional plant Is installed. heavens knows where. blames it on the The few programs changes involved will Federal Radio Commission. and so dues lake effect un November 1. the man who owns the broadcasting sta- tion. Broadcasting. in the final analysis. Is The listener thus far hasn't done very much about it but the broadcaster, ht.v- a public service, the aim of which is to lug considerable more at stake, has lost serve the interests and sleet the needs no tinte in letting out a large yowl to Ili listeners as a whole. his congressman and senators. We are glad to send an additional supply of Applause Cards, if you have run out. September 29 Radio Doings lí THE STUDIO

LEFT -fera f /am- BEL011'- Perhaps bly, mezzo- contral- to, recently no other type of made her popular music has initial appear- the following that ance b e l ore the "Blues" songs have microphones of All and certainly Edna and KA'RC, sing- ing opera Bond of KCF.R has light and gathered to herself musical comedy numbers to her oacn an enthusiastic au- accompaniment. dience by h e r clever rendition of Miss Ilambley is blues numbers. For being featured over those who enjoy All during Sylvia's this type of pro- Happy / /our and gram, Miss Bond on Tuesdays at will entertain reg- 2:15 and over ularly over KGFR_ KNRC Friday nights from 7:00 tu 8 :00. September 29 Radio Doings 17 lb Radio Doings September 29

Let your eyes and ears judge the phenomenal value of these new falcK models

'I...1..1 7 11 .iny of the dealers listed below will be glad to dem- $199.50 onstrate the new Falck Radio Complete with all to you in your own home, ruhrs and with without obligating you in the genuine Magnavox tlighirst degree. Dynamic Speaker, Model 80. Los .9ngeles *omit DR R nin SERVICE 3:125 W. 54th Bt. VE 5636. BIRDSALL RADIO SHOP NfaS s. Ve,munL YO 6644. BRANDY GLASS l RADIO CO. Y_'ll Aitertulru St. OL A. W. COOPER 1313$ N' 3g1, !eh YE OTá7. BOLDEN GATE RADIO CO. Your `radio will (1\1N Coat Tlwtre Arcade) dollar' 5160 Whittler hied. AN 7b33. HOLMLUND BROS. FURN. CO. 6701 H. Broadway. TM 4456. L t Y ELECTRIC CO. go further when 6564 W. Dieu. OX lu tti. PARAMOUNT RADIO t ELECTRIC CO. 5515 Santa Monica 111.1. RD SITS. faicK PEOPLES OUTFITTING CO. 3N)U4:I.5 31.11e -t15 A. P,ttnnnl. VF_ 3143 you buy a RED WINO ELECTRIC SHOP Climes Model-899.30 5101 Rants 1410. RII Wle.-oo.-diai rodrnl-bu tflIn speaker, Mo.oa Itnd. OL Beautifully wnleh.d hardwood rabmeta. Sound GEO. R. SCHOFIELD. INC. r.g,.t Frlrl Poi Ihrinl chollt. SCSO WIliutrr 111,11. AN 3E21. H. N. WALKER ELECTRIC CO. Model 6h-41129.30 11.3 Venire 1E1ft HE 1311. SII lobes -- une -dust rosirol. Impnn.d built In WEST STATES ELECTRIC CO. .11 N. ))roadway. AX 750. Hile n +suer. l',gnpletr II tu n os,.I in the same ingINal walnut an ratilnets unis t the more ALHAMBRA: Alhoslhra Muir ileum ripen +Ire FA . 165 E. Mai, St. TO 1:71. WI: PASADENA: The Sono Shoo faicK p; N. Raymond Ain WA Model 7--- 5161.00 REDONDO BEACH: Eleefrle Radio Shop Nrrrn 101w,-nue -dial rodeo). Semi dy uamtr Wool bash) .trade Illd,. so taker. Beautiful walnut cabinet. Equipped VERNON: MoQuary Moyle Co. Unprecedented value both in appear- with .lerlsl *witch or COlitronit.Pr lors nowrr for 15Cnty E. 7511, St. - local nrceptlnn and high power for dUl ant re- vent hm. Designed and Built by ance and performance -is the outstanding Model 711--$199,0 The rote an Model 7 but equipped with Mag- rim ADVANCE ELECTRIC CO. by the new models nai n. Dynamic Sneaker. keynote sounded of Falck 12611 W. SECOND ST. (.OS ANGELES Radios, which are now ready for you. .41, w..

SCIENTIFICALLY CORRECT SCIENTIFICALLY CORRECT Exclusive Metropolitan Los Angeles Dealer FITZGERALD Compare MUSIC COMPANY your own set HILL ST. AT 727 IiI.ENn.11.e BR INCH \ \.1) It t with a East Los Angeles San Pedro Whittier K. D. MILLER BROOKS FURNITURE H %alma t'SIC CO. ELEI.'. SPLITDORF CORP. I xe. 262 W. Sixth St. 3555 Whittier Blvd. 278 -20 S. Greenleaf Phone 3681 ANgclus 7669 Phone 42 -616 Park Santa Ana Then you'll realize there is Huntington Long Beach vcs. C. H. BEVAN Tuft RAolo something new in Radio - O. S. PETERSON Co. 121 W. 6316 S. Pacific Blvd. Fourth St. the product of seventy years DE. 1936 642 American Ave. Phone 1172 electrical manufacturing Culver City Phone 657 -226 San Bernardino experience. WHITEStDE SONG SHOP MUSIC Beverly Model Anaheim 384 "E" St. 6824' Culver Blvd. Phone 4406 SCPERIOR RADIO Redlands The Beverly model shown above is equipped with the great "2.51)" SERVICE power tube and the finest of Dynamic speakers, housed in a cabinet of Venice DALE SLICER 103 S. Clementine distinctive design and excellence in craftsmanship. VENICE RADIO SHOP 414 Orange St. Phone 1141 1227 Washington Blvd. Riverside For both tone quality and distance the Splitdorf stands pre -eminent. Phone 659-44 F. E. SCHIRTZINGER Santa Monica. Pomona Distributed By 773 W. Seventh St. GEO. RADIO SERVICE INC. HUBBSCH La Jolla . THE SPLITDORF BETHLEHEM CO. 1456 Fourth St. 223 N. Geary Phone 24-332 Phone 1245 RADIO DEN SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES 895 O'Farrell 727 Venice Blvd. Greystone 8140 WEstmore 3211 CALL YOUR NEAREST DEALER NOW! 4 20 Radio Doings September 29

ANY OF THESE MAJESTIC DEALERS Can Make IMMEDIATE Delivery or Give You a Free Demonstration

LIBERAL TERMS SOUTH WESTERN AVENUE Free Demonstrations BIRKEL MUSIC CO. Convenient Terms Home Demonstration Solicited ROBINSON RADIO SHOP Open E... .um. 116 S. Broadway VA. 1241 4528 S. Western VE. 6683

WILSHIRE DISTRICT MOST LIBERAL TRADE -IN AL- Free Demonstration LOWANCE IN THE CITY Convenient Terms AVALON RADIO SHOP Crosby Electric Co. SHOP 3310 W. 6th St. WA. 0372 Free Demonstration Upen Erenin[r 5225 Avalon Blvd. AX. 0827

Yes, We Demonstrate HIGHLAND PARK "Vol, Maienle will be the ..me where..., you BROOKS FURNITURE boy It, but, only Indiana gire you CORPORATION "Helfand Service " an AN. 7669 HOLLAND ELECTRIC 3555 Whittier Blvd. Open Evenings Open Evenings 5632 Pasadera Ave. GA. 3912

SANTA BARBARA AV L. HUNTINGTON PARK Free Demonstration Easy Terms Radio Electric Shop POTTER RADIO SALES l.ibtral Trade In-Terms to Suit COMPANY Open Evenings 1 128 W" .Santa Barbara VE. 7440 6513 S. Pacific lihd. DE. 8305

IN HOLLYWOOD I SIVERSITY DISTRICT l.ib,rul Terns Open Daily Free Demonstration Easy Terms UNIVERSITY RADIO MELROSE RADIO SHOT' SHOP Harry %...g. Prep. 5663 Melrose GL. 3055 Immediate De11.e,y 21 -Hoar Servie. 818 W. Jefferson - BE. 7932 .September 29 Radio Doings 21 78 CARLOADS OF ' Radios sold in days

Ne. er before in the history of the radio industry has a new receiver been acclaimed as has the new Majestic All Electric Radio. Thousands of eager radio enthusiasts have purchased front authorized Majestic dealers 78 full carloads of this much talked about equipment in 90 sales days. These thousands of enthusiastic Majestic owners have praised Majestic to their friends and acquaintances, with the result that Majestic shipments into Southern California are growing larger every week.

Think of it . . . 78 carloads have already been sold . . . the total will soon be 100 cars . then 150. By Christmas Majestic dealers will have probably sold, in a few months, more Majestic radio than has ever been sold of all makes in a single season. Any of the authorized Majestic dealers listed on the two fol- lowing pages can quickly explain the reasons for Majestic's popularity . . . the built -in superiority of this new radio that makes it the leader in performance . the amazingly low price that is $200 less than that asked for comparable equipment. f MAJESTIC RADIO DEALERS MAJESTIC RADIO DEALERS Any of these authorized Majestic Radio Dealers will gladly. and without El CAJON. Pays. L Smith MONTROSE. Mantras. Macho Snot, SAN PEDRO. Wee Batt.n ans 1I. CENTRO. ImprmM' Valley Hord. 2:11 111.o1104 A.c Wilton Ce. otli_alion, demonstrate Majestic Radio 1102 ¡'o, in your own hohle and explain ware Cu. MONROVIA. Arthur A. Roes to. A,. SAN FERNANDO. Wow Helve the .'cry re :sonable tl MONTE. I1. R. Hower Stil S. >Irrite St. payment plan. :: 9... See your nearest dealer today. 1w MONTEBELLO. Smith Bros. Moen 1A 1,,,,, ESCONDIDO. H. W. Maddox Ca., Sop \ SAN LUIS OBISPO. Mrrr,llrle Loll .Inkrl.s HILLCREST FURNITURE CO. \hl'lln Ill.d and Hollywood SUNG SHOP 11n S. Ilnudwo. NATIONAL CITY. Nelooa -Smllh Ca. Muhe Pß0 R'. nm lily d. ono N' Kill Rt. ,'7 IILnrro RI ACACIA 010 STORES F Auto x211 74sUnn.l Ate O1 HOLLAND ELECTRIC SHOP STANDARD RADIO CO. ILLMORE. Hale,teads Electric SAN PEDRO, Johnson Oad,o Servier IYI6 H. Plea. n.a SL ELECT Co. NORTH HOLLYWOOD. LnnlAnde L 5012 l' anb ua Arr. 417 W. Phu Rt. Sohode Honey SI al Hill A. A. C. RADIO SERVICE SUNSET 54A W. Ponta Cl,, rn SAN PEDRO. Son Pedro Elec. Co. HOLLOWAY HOWE. CO. ELECTRIC CO. 5'.11 I,1/11l.er4,lu, Ithd 6711 Whore Are. 1570 Surt IIh4 FULLERTON. Fullerton Rau. Shop 7,1.1 oll {III RI l0 ":, \\' Slan, hax,ter A. III:' W. l'n,. m,,,n.,npn NORWALK. R. Molina WILEY B. ALLEN CO. HARRY SEVOY SANTA ANA, 1 C. Horton Furn, HOLLYWOOD PHONOGRAPH GARDEN DROVE, P. N. Linon Ils Y. Fir.. S, 720 H. ß4m051 SHOP Ala W. lrnrrenn Ft OCEAN BEACH. Strand Radio And tun Co. 1;552 IMO. lilt+ SUNSET 101.104 E. t/ an Ar, 151 2$. 11x1. sr ANDREWS RADIO CO. ELECTRIC CO. AtIlanoe fu. HOME ELEC. SPECIALTY CO. 7747 Santa 1t'mlra Blot GARDENA, Don M. Spear. \cwl.ut SANTA ANA, eAater'r Mum House CiH W. 7th St. e9 W. Piro St. 721 W. 11:,II, rI It'll Y. UNIVERSITY RADIO SHOP M0. 2 OCEAN PARK. 006111 Pub Radio lit, Sinn, ' ANGELUS RADIO SHOP JENKINS RADIO SHOP :1425 S GLENDALE. Brgos Radio Lab. SANTA ANA, Turner Radln Vrmn,nl A. Smoke. 171 Ir., .Air Co. CUM Nanla Monk. Bird. .150 S. Itniethrm W. A. K. RADIO 291 24 Itrand ia,L 221 W. ere411, SI. CO. GLENDALE. Broadway Radio floc. OCEANSIDE. Nadia Music Den ASSOCIATED RADIO KELLY MUSIC CO. 6906 So. Weilern Ara SANTA BARBARA. Lamb Auto Eire SERVICE 1: Itrna,ltrar .01 %n'n.tl Rt 11O I LAD Ir H. Vmmimt WALKER'S DEPARTMENT STORE C... 1:0o Anarano Ht MUSIC GLENDALE. Glendale Mimic Co. ONTARIO. Ayers L HArlley K6342 CO N. SANTA MARIA, TM Electric Shop AVALON RADIO SHOP t Ils et mend 111,4 III Eudlit A'- rarrarI d WATSON r RADIO t STORES Iles S. Itmelwn 1575 Aralnu Bird LA BREA RADIO GLENDALE. KuesrllPlerr Fur, Ce ONTARIO. R. 1. Tabes CO. 1111 R 'Croatia.. "IJ S Emild SANTA MONICA, Arthur E. Jack. BARKER BROS.. INC. "° \%licht I.4. WEST COAST FURN. CO. Isom N Blend Ith.l eon Musk Ce. GLENDORA. F. A. ORANGE, C0..amts Nadi. Shoo .In IV 7m SI LARCHMONT RADIO SALON, Inc. 1:'d, WY Warlilnnnn St Selman 1117 'F14.1 HI u0 N. 1ln N. %Hooden A,e. 154 07la... ll BARKER BROS. (Hollywood I.anho...t Utvd WESTERN HOME FURN. CO. OXNARO- Carl's Rodin Urn SANTA MONICA. Arthur E. Jackson Stan) H. T. LE PLA HAWTHORNE. Hawthorne Radio 710 6.24 R B OS. 4211 S t'vntrel Mr Fait, u Sarre Slrei.a W,'1. HII 142d I. SAht ttt,lbara Ate. WOLFE Shnp. 7,11 N. Hawthorne Slid SANTA MONICA. Ray E. RADIO L MUSIC CO HEMET. PASADENA. Hnoock Music Co. Sharer BAKER S FITZGERALD. INC. I. M. LOGE HOWE. L RADIO CO. 517 S. R'aarn, Record Bra. 1502 Fourth St. 9406 Arr. 1'1 SI W. 64tó St. o: H W erirn, Ate. C. S. YOUNG HERMOSA BEACH. C. Alexander L r..I, SANTA PAULA. PAO. L. Smith to Thal PASADENA. tordons, Inc. BARROWS LOS FELIZ RA010 STORE ^711 F: Firer Cah,lnn 'HI St. COMPANY S. ^,.A F: rolur.d., 5511 Rmuet ',lnl Jae Fri!, Illcd YOUNG'S MUSIC. INC. HUNTINGTON BEACH, H. L. J. NOV' H, H. Wright Id. St. PASADENA Pumier Rodin Corp. SATI, LOVINDERS MELROSE RADIO CO, S12.IU W. Hun,n Smith. 125 A1.ln SAIWOnTESLnLwE, arxry Gilben BEACHWOOD RADIO CO. Barlau 11 E. tilla St. IFin Grimm Arr. HUNTINGTON PARK. Bevan Elec. l.l'Ìr r ltH t dV. :'AC IlerhWOOA C PASADENA. Puadrn nadir, Supp4 MANCHESTER RADIO ELEC. CO. Co.. 714 S T'4,ln, Mot. SOUTH PASADENA, Southern Cali /ornia Ce., 45 N. Harry W. ELECTRIC CO. IF'J7 I Stratum lthd. HUNTINGTON PARK, Platt Music llroatlwu Weber. 17'4' PASADENA, Service Radio Shop (1rrsnit Ate 511. W Fl.n MAR-SH MUSIC CO. ALHAMBRA. MM.. Else. Co. Companyy. 342 N Pantie SOUTH PASADENA. line. L Cross HUNTINGTON W. G. Potter I I'I4 li color Ado SI BECKMAN 522 t Monica BSA. 55 N Gordon/ Ain PARK. In,1 hI Laien SL ROUND. INC. SSI N. PASO NOBLES. Merrifield Rad,, 1:10 H wen:tent MAY COMPANY ALHAMBRA. H. P. Carnahan r.rmr Itbd TAFT -Don C Ate Eighth INGLEWOOD. Aylswona Elertrir Co. Shop and nnwdwn 1 -:4 I; Valley Ithd BEHNERREEL RADIO CO. MELROSE RADIO SHOP Y. 1larket SI. PERRIS_ C. W. Kirkpatrick TAFt ALHAMBRA, Y. J. Irving POM' WILY B. Allen Co. lieh Too. .19 Carrillo Or . Carthü Cent., 1141 11Arn.e As 1'45 R'. )Jun St INGLEW000, loon S. Glynn A. l'rnbr r, BIRKEL MUSIC 111,1 CI t\' 74'1 si CO. MESA RADIO SHOP ALTADENA, Nt.rlan'r 11440 Il.wtbrn,e TEMPLE. E. L. Martha 1151 M. IIrw4wq .1 sotto LA MABNA, J. O. looks POMONA. Genre. W. Hier, km.. 051 N A14r,, Ian an Pulley{ 1 BIROMO BUSHARD W s'entnl As.' ,-. E T41,.1 .L Ill, METRO RADIO SHOP ANAHEIM Anaheim Elec. Co. Ile tORRAMCE, C. Alexander L Co. I IIT W. St LA C. H. Manner POMONA. Morley T. lines Adnn 1400 W A,I.ru SL 2iin N' I'r,.'.r S JOLLA. 1111 itonpl A, ROSWELL BROS. T S11/ 1.1,., St (1.1.5 SI. L BENSON CHARLES V. MYERS ARCADIA, F. W. Smith TWUNGA. Surat Radio L Ebctne :NO W. Tth St 21.9 LA + PARK. Nurian's PUENTE, S. A. Peel W. tt'..Idnatpn 107 E Huntington 1./7 Skip, 121 1: R,,,o.i last BROADWAY DEPT. 2144 St tt W Slain SL STORE NORTEN RADIO STORE ARLINGTON. E C.iaa.I.. UPLAND. CONorn Elrr Co. Ito un1 Itrna dwan W. P. Symons LA MESA. La Mesa Radio L AO. REDLANDS, Yount Dus MIS W. Truth SI. .t I 2211 7. .1 Ale BROOKS FURNITURE Magnolia At.. ir'. W. l'ors. Asa. CO. NORTON NORTON plIon.e Co. VAN NUYS. Furn Co. 155c A11..1irr ARTESIA. Wm. B, Hier* REDONDO BEACH. J. H. Thorp Simpson Ilhd 2211 N. Ilnwdwar :175 V. LA VERNE. Vlryll W. NOW .172 Van 111,,1 BRONSTER RADIO Main SI. IJn S Piscine Nam CO. OTTO K. EILESEN ILL. CO. ARVIN. 2111 Third Silent VENICE. Young Musk Co 71115 Bourke* A Thayer RIVERSIDE. R. F. Austin It.. i.Iv Bit d. 1500 N. Vino St. LOMPOC. Rudolph Hdwe. Co. + N IU4Wan1 ROB BROWN AVALON. J. E. Mathewson LONG Aldoy Crandall 01.1 91111 1., Sir. PACIFIC RADIO STORES 7011 12.5,,.,..4 BEACH. L VENTURA W. Richard. IIS.1 R. Ave. RIVERSIDE. B -K RAdlo Shoo -C. Fllelrro. 4705 S. Vermont Ale. 51: I: Anaheim 1134 AZUSA. Whit L Wolfe L S, CALIF. PIANO COAST. CO. PLATT MUSIC LONG BEACH, Barker Bros. I'_ W 2412Th St. ,54 AleIu... COMPANY 711 1!5x11,1 SI SAN BERNARDINO. Focal.. Fur. VENTURA, Louts A. Snow Are. 252 R, II oidre.r BAKERSFIELD, Alin r1, .11 An, 11'. 1',',agre At; CROSBY ELECTRIC CO. Malcolm Bruck Co LONG BEACH. Belmont Radio Mho* Cu., 0,5 Third St. PLATT MUSIC COMPANY F..0 theater At.- RVILLE rhh Else. Co. '310 W. 0th St. :1..1 F. Ilnu.b, SAN BERNARDINO. Gurr Smith Co 1,111 Ilolb'wosd Ishii BAKERSFIELD, .. WALNUT PARK. G. C. Pyle DAMMES MUSIC Den C. Presto, LONG BEACH. Eleclrique Radio Co. 1.7 E Nt L. L CO. PLATT MUSIC COMPANY S Ass ills /r.1:: Hinhure FR,A. i','. or.I II 1: I', I. M,ao..bn SAM DIEGO. Barker Bros. ':,: I 'f Wasen, BANNING. WATTS. T. J. Son DORANS ELECTRIC SHOP PLATT Ed Dunn LONG BEACH. J. R. Foster 1:71 l'Ull, Are. Eiion. I MUSIC COMPANY I'.^ 01 Il..,q S in Sun.rt Blvd 1107 F 401 AL SAN DIEGO. Dearborn Radio Shan tos 4. 1,.,.n..t BARSTOW. Gee. Cunningn,n WESTMINSTER, San Prdra lumbr. L. A. DUNCAN PLATT MUSIC COMPANY LONG BEACH. laterally Radio 1520 Cnher.,U 2m,, BELLFLOWER. Berle E. Moore SAN DIEGO. Edmondwn Radio L Co. H. Pin St 7.257 Steve Ca.. lot Anrr1nn Ate. H. HARRY A. "! F. Elea. C.. WHITTLER, C. Oldham DUTTON RADIO ELEC. SERVICE CO. BEVERLY LONG BEACH. R. Mitchell l'LK S tan.,, 17'.5 W. TM St HILLS. BiA.r -Rwl RA. 9727 Atlantic 111..1 11 Adana. Ate t..on. i WHITTIER, Whittler R.I. EASTERN OUTFITTING die C.. LONG BEACH. Platt Music Co. SAN DIEGO. NLwo e,. Ina. Endre CO. HADIULECTHIC SUPPLY CO. 'I' S Ilsrrty Dr Werkt, alto If Mom Sc : -7 1.111 Pln. At, nr,adwn 42,4 Fern, N lrP.r...n 11:,,1. 511 MINOTO171 , ELECTRIC LIGHTING BEVERLY HILLS, ORA.dente. LONG BEACH. R410 Gunn SAN 01(011. The Radio Shop N5 Co. F. Clouunp SUPPLY REPERTORIO MUSICAL R,. S 11:1 9V. Kt CO. Rpeltine Ilrl,o 'n'I I: T SI Anal,,n, MEXICANO BREA, Downer Radle Senke 4 nl6 R' Tldnl Kr In. s. kiel RI LONG BEACH. Se,llde Elei. Co. SAN DIEGO. Se CATIE. Music Co. GAYLORD Iles t: ITLt Kt. 4 77. It,nlw n. Arizona Dealers RADIO ELECTRIC CO. RIP HARDWARE CO, BURBANK, 2Iaum11. St. 3414 N. \'n.ntnr,t Radio Studio LONG BEACH. Boyd... Music Co, SAN DIEGO, Tiede Music Co. CLARKOALE. ARIZ.. Theron. B. 71442 W. 1.1.4 Rine. 2.1t N Nano!!. A. 1anr. Furn. GLOW ELECTRIC CO. ROBINSON RADIO HOP 'le 1: f,h AI dis Reci.lwnv Co. 5910 CHULA VISTA, Herbert V. Bryant EAST SAN DIEGO. Glenn H. Outten PHOENIX. ARIZ.- Redewill Musk lint hw...4 Ltt I 4t 2A K WroU'rn Are l' KI. LYNWOOD, Lynwood Elec. Co. GOLD FURNITURE CO. 111'11 Inn, learn Itli,1 d ,.S'. Yon Dyke Ht ROBINSON RADIO CO. CLAREMONT. Morley T. Jones TUCSON, I KI, 4 nntrol MAYW00D. Homo Furniture Ca. SAN DIMAS. lea Wolt.r,ncod *1112. Russell Elec. Cu. A. 7641 SIrIHwn Avr 111 Yak' - GOLDEN GATE RADIO Pi ó54l 1:, Hlmlmt IIe t\' It,,,,. Ave. CO. SHAMES HOWE, L ELEC. CO. COLTOLA Hub Mau W1,IIrler Itl.d. :,,t,1 1111inn Hrdwsr. Co. St ISS- 1111 %1'..t I Si 1. GORDON SCHIRESON BROS dealer listed advertisement whittle lint Y. Alth S COMPTON. Nyg.Ard Elm. Co. // there is no 'Majestic in iiiis place 119 24. Mato KI ^:', L. tlnht St GREATER BROADWAY FURN. CO. loudness is near your harne, please 'write or us and tc'e SCHOCK RADIO CO COVINA, HAmld R. Hower o/ "4111 N, Itn.pdw.r 1TEEIILL .514 W Washington Ft 117 W Vollere HARMON RADIO STORE si will arrange for a demonstration. EARL W, SCHOCK CORONADO. W. E. Bechtel 1'176 N Vermoort MA P Rill Sr. C. A. HARMON 71+ ?TVA SI SCN WASACHER.FREY STA. CO, CULVER CITY. Blunt. Radio Shell 1 1511 N. Vermont Arr, TM N. It.o .1.,4 ..nf tlitt rt. Itl. UNGAR & WATSON, INC. HARRY W. HARRISON. INC. PILOT it SKY RADIO COMPANY DOWNEY. Osrn.II Elm. Co. Y5 S nrn.rna SI35 W. A,1anw Southern California Distrito. .... Majestic Rodia N. D. 157 W. w'.,.1 SI HATFIELD L SON SO. CALIF. MUSIC, CO. 1741 N Vnn.e,l EAGLE ROCA. Rey J. Wraysr 13631.: S. Figueroa St.. LOS ANGELES PI \\ I'..tnlore 721tI it.. S. Itrn 4..y .m52 E {in Itr.b lebt 2.J Radio Doings September 29

Through the courtesy of the Sunset Mfg. Company of Los .4ngeles, a Sunset Aerial will be given each week as first prize, and a Sunset Ground as second prise, for the two best DX letters. In addition, Radio Doings will send u special "Log- ging Graph," with map and distance chart, to the writer of each DX letter published, FIRST PRIZE til about November. As this is just I a very good DX Dx September, predict Club: season. EDW. O. GUERRANT. The DX season is approaching and Altadens, Calif. old Maggie is on the job, as per the following log for Sept. 17 from 6.45 to WHAT SET? 7:10 p. m.: DX Club: WRAP. W1.S. KMOX, WDAF. WORM, Please enroll me as a member of the DX Club. The following stations are WCCO. WON, KFKX, WHO, music on on my list: wave, and ball scores and WGY weath- KDKA. KPO, KGW, KOMO, KSL, er from KDKA. KFKX, KFW, KGO, KWKH, KLS, From 7:15 to 8:30 the following ad- KOA, KFRC, KJR, KFDX, KOIN, KYA. ditional: WLW. KTSA, CKGW, WHB, WRAP, WFAA, KYW, WMAQ, KMO. KFQB, WQJ. KWKII and WJBT. A to- WTZ, WMOX. WOAF, KTAB, KRLD, tal of 18 east of Denver. All of above WOC, KFOA. KHQ, KGFH, KEJK. were good audibility with one stage of NIX. KWTC, RCA. KCER, KFWC, audio, except \VGY. Lots of whistles WEAF, KNRC, KF$D and others. from other IUX were heard. Have been What is the object or benefit of the bearing from Chicago and St. Louis In- short wave length? Is it any better termittently since the middle of Au- than the long wave! I appreciate the gust, but the above is the best one great work that Radio Doings is accom- night log so far this season. plishing and hope that it will continue R. C. ANDERSON. to grow more useful and valuable all 121 Pine Ave.. Long Beach. Calif. the time. W. J. WORSHAM. Covina, Calif. IC1 \ n.,-Shoo wave qSC.O u..wervd I,. nuh I SECOND PRIZE DX Club: YEP: IT'S HERE I have an S -tube Remler super-hetero- DX Club: dyne and have logged the following sta- Better revive DX Club, It's here! tions since the first of September: Saturday night, September 8th, played KGO. KPO. KYA, KFRC, KFWI. with very little static, lots of volume KFWM, KQW, KWG, KFQU, KLX, and clarity the following, using a "Sun - KW. KEX, KOIN, KFOA, KJR, KOMO. sot" aerial: l'NRV, KIIQ, KSL, KDYI., KFBU, KOA, KOA. KSL, KOW, KEX. KOIN, KFRC. KOW. KFXF, KFUM, KLZ. KOB, KFAD, KFWI, KOMO, KTAB, KGB, WENR. KFQB, WBAP, WFAA, KPRC, ROIL, WENR from 11 to 12 was certainly KMOX, KFNF, WAAW, KFAB, WBBM. fine. lied to tone down the volume to WJBT, W1110, KDKA and 5CL. deference to the neighbors. I consider this fairly good for a two - Let's dust off the old DX Page and week log this early in the season. I get It back into action. heard all or these stations except one A. W. CROSBY. last season. but I did not get them un- 8859 1,4 Alcoa St. BT Counterphase 8-World's Greatest Radio -Sold with a Distance Guarantee. H. A. Everest, 7406 Melrose Avenue. 7402. eplenrber ly Radio Doings TUDIO Nis. II ME NEWSLI

Helen Fraser Macmillan. whose pic- by the American Symphony Orchestra ture appears on the cover, began her under the direction of Francesco Longo. singing career ut the age of three years. Donald Gray and Sydney Dixon are the from which age she continued steadily soloists. up the ladder until today she is gen- erally recognized as one of the most KPLA and KYA will broadcast all of pleasing sopranos broadcasting. Mrs. the major eastern football gaines and Macmillan is a featured artist over all the events taking place in the Stan- KEJK. ford Stadium. KFWB will open the radio football season by broadcasting the Loyola-No- Harry D. Proctor, well -known news - tre Dame game from New Orleans on paper man in the Northwest, has re- September 29. Each Saturday morning cently been appointed Commercial Man- during the season KFWB will broadcast ager for KEX. one of the big eastern games. The first game of the world's series "The Hat Box Review" is the name baseball games will be broadcast next of a brand new program which KNX Is Wednesday morning, October 3, over broadcasting every Friday night from KFWB. Oscar Reichow will announce. 7:30 to 8. The program features Harry Ilomb, phonologist, Maury Leaf, Peggy Edward Lynn's Kiddies' hour will be Mathews, and Len Nash and his Coun- heard over KMTR try Boys. Saturday morning at 11 instead of Saturday afternoon from 4 to 5. as formerly given. Foot- KQW broadcasts a valuable program ball broadcasts make necessary this every Saturday night at 7:10 when Her- change. bert Cerwin discusses the best books of the week. Every evening from 7 to 7:30 during the month of October KPLA will give Lt. de Clausott Kaas of the Royal political news for the Democratic Na- Flying Corps of Denmark will give a tional Committee. talk over KF1, October 3, at 3:30 p. m.

The life of Marie de Rohan will be Xavier Cugat and Ills Argentine Tango dramatized during the "Great Ladies" Orchestra broadcast an unusually fine program over KFRC next Friday night, program of Spanish music from the October 5 at 8:30. Montemartre over KFWB nightly at 10 and on Sunday from 7 to 7:30 p. m. Henry Starr. well -known colored en- tertainer. will give a syncopated pro- gram over KMTR both Tuesday and Heralding the opening of the new Friday nights from 9 to 10. "Million Dollar Philco Theater" on Sat- urday night. October 6, at 8 o'clock, a Thursday evening from 7:30 to 9 the full hour will be devoted to the broad- Santa Monica Glee Club will give a fea- casting of a most unique vaudeville pro- ture program over KEJK. Assisting gram under the direction of Phil Cole. the Glee Club will be an excellent Ha- dance orchestra leader, over the Pacific waiian Trio. Coast Network of the NBC. Each Satur- day evening thereafter, from 8:00 to Friday, October 6, at 9 o'clock. KJR 9:00 p. m., will be Phllco Theater broad- will broadcast a National Music Review cast hour. Zb Radio D' ings September 29 The New Day -Fan Eight Tube Set By DON C. WALLACE Pacific Coast Representative, Day Fan Electric Company The new frtyFan eight tube radio quite a few stunts that many of the sets set has really nine tubes In il, counting MI the market today pill not do at all. the rectifier tube. The extra tube Is the For instance, In ILottg Beach it is usually une which accounts for the extra per- considered quite difficult to get Angelus formance of the Day Fan set, for we Temple. KFSG. through the station continually hear of unusual results be- there, KFON. Day Fan will do it. ing secured with this new sot. In Los Angeles It Is considered quite Some people right in Los Angeles re- ditticult to get KFRC in San Francisco port getting Denver. as early as 11 a. nl.. through KFL Day Fan will do it. Los Angeles time. Sonie of the radio Day Fan sets come only in high grade dealers use Denver to demonstrate un burled walnut cabinets. They fulfil the in the afternoon. Evening distance re- need of the people who want something ....mina Is quite the common thing, In- just a little bit better than the usual cluding the usual run of stations In run of radio sets. Chicago, Okla! Canada, Washing - tun. Oregon und all down the Coast. Eight Stations will It is Ille athlttional stage of radio fre- quency w loch makes all this possible. Broadcast This Week's :old when we consider the fuel that in the new Day Van Eight there are four Majestic Radio Hour stages of radin frequency- detector, one step audit, and push pull audio - -we Majestic radio dealers throughout the Day Fan en- start to realise that Southern California have received so gineers have produced n set which is much favorable cornaient ou the re- exceptional. in a year when sets are lwttcr than ever before. broadcast of their IÇilJ program of It The ten -acre plant of the flay Fan Thursday that the same stations will Fieritie l'untpauy nt Dayton. Ohio, is bt hooked up for a repeat of this fea- headed by Mr. G. F. Kettering. who Is ture on Thursday, August 27th, from s Oder engineer and vire- president of General Motors. Sir. Kettering person- to9p.m. The ally sui- 'ri.es the I)ay Fan laboratory. Majestic Dour of diversified not - and as a result flay Fan has one of the steal entertainment will originate in kale mont thorough and enniplete radio the studios of KNJ and wilt be re- eraturies In the country. broadcast by the following stations Mr. Kettering Ilkes rait° as a sort of on their own ware a hobby. and takes a special Interest lengths: KNX, KPLA, in il. und when summit odd hint that KI'l'it. KFQ %, KNRC, KFON. KWTt'. ,Iglu tithe set, using As is usual. the feature of this Ma- four striges of radio :nnplltiratlon was jestic program will be the KM Con- very difficult to build, and possibly cert Orchestra under the direction of euold nut be built al till, that was lust Arthur goy, and this splendid aggrega- the set that Mr. Kettering wanted de- tion of musicians will be assisted by veloped. and wanted developed to a high the K11.1 Vocal Ensemble. .\ special degree of efficiency. prngrtm of In numbers has been The Day Fan laboratory works on a prepared -- selections that will demon- slightly different principle than a great strate the tone range of the famous many laboratories. namely, each mem- Majestic Dynamic Power Speaker with ber of the laboratory lakes a special whicli all Majestic receivers are equip- problem in hand, works tt out individu- ped. Majestic dealers will make spe- ally. and eotnpletely covers that special clnl efforts to place Majestic sets in the problem. This means that the Day Fan honte of every one who alight be inter- sel is built by a arpltp of radin engin- ested In hearing thig program, and will eers rather than by any tine particular to this ()erasion urge their friends to tea giut..'r have guests fu to hear the broadcast of The resulting stet is one whlcli will du this novel entertainment Centime .S'eplember !t/ Radio Doings 27 Trade News

NAYIÁ)R PREDICTS ALL "brains," some of whom are the sleep lute pioneers In the dynamic field. CATHODE TUBES This characteristic "Sterling" plan re- sulted in the Tine of Sterling \Teri -tone type was Though the cathode of tube and Dymanic Speakers. produced under originally designed to solve the prob- the supervision of these same engineers. lems associated with the operation of To achieve the unusual in artistic design tubes front alternating current. the more than forty artists were asked tit prominent advantages of these tubes submit sketches for the new Vari -tun.- them re- recommend fur use in battery speaker. Women, who are the best L. 1'. ceivers. It is the contention of of design home of judges for furnishings. Nuylor, Sales Manager Arcturus, that helped decide this important issue. the cathode or beater type of tube will eventually be the stnudnrd for all re. ELECTRAD TRU VOLT DIVIDER cols era, whether operated from Ad' Ionise lines or batteries. The "Truvolt Divider" is the name of "The reduction of microphonics and a new B and C power unit voltage dis- the exceptionally long life from four tribution system, developed by Eleetrad. Ihousand to six thousand hours that liar.. and available in the form of a com- can be built into these tubes," says Mr. plete resistor bank unit, equipped with Nuylor, "are considerations that heart- five controls. ily reeuutmenti the banter- eathode tube The resistor unit, consisting of five fur D-C, as well as A -C receivers. Also variable wire wound icsistanees, elim- the universality of type would tend to Iuates the need of nil resistance ealtu- standardize tube nt'nufnettire. reducing lations for B and C output voltages, and the number of different tubes which to- overcomes the greatest obstacle pre- day is far in excess of the requirements seated by B eliminator construction. of efficient receptiotn. This development affords a decided con- "The only objection Iliai has been venience to all II elhninator construe held against the heater -cathode tube has been the time lag existing between the moment the current is turned on and the point at which the tube begins to function. However, Arcturus has deut- ouatitatd that It Is quite practical to produce a tube having n thermal lag of about six seconds, and it is possible that Ibis hag can be even further reduced. At any rate, a wait of six seconds after tarring tm the switch will he held an annoyance only by at crank too choleric nu enjus- radio anyway.." tors, since its incorporation into a It power unit gives the eilutinatur great si'rsatility. The use of variable wire STERLING SPEAKERS ARTISTI: wound resistances whose ohmic. value can be varied to suit all requirements. Production on Sterling speakers in removes the operating limitation im- Cleveland factories of the Sterling Mun - posed by the conventional fixed resist- ufucturIng Company has been given un ance voltage distribution systems. fly impetus because of the Matant popular-, means of the variable resistances, the Hy tuf these instruments. eliminator can be adapted for use with Vail-tow. and Dynnmlc models are all receivers, and to supply all desired being shown in all of the major radio values of B and C voltages. .bows In this country and Canada. When Sterlfhg Speakers were merely a The aim of British Empire broadcast hope of the Salts tkpurtnuent. search hug in to make it possible for Great was started both here and abroad for Britain and the Dominions and Colonies specialized speaker engineering to listen to Poch other's programs. Ia roui fhrouh your phonograph

SIMPLEST thing in the world. Yet this amazing new As clear as a bell! device -a real triumph of radio engineering opens up a whole new world of pleasure and entertainment as a lullaby to the radio and phonograph owner. Quickly and ....soft easily attached. Instantly switches from radio to loud as a brass band phonograph or vice versa and assures wonderful tone ....or and perfectly controlled volume. the novelty and fun it affords - more ORE than it pro- than the unusual and undistorted volume all occasions, the Pacent PHONOVOX vides for any and in a new and distinct improvement the offers you finest art- quality of musical reproduction. Imagine the orchestras rendered with harmonies, ists, the great except in overtones and timbre never before available the most expensive modern electrical phonographs. Fits any Phonograph and any modern Radio.... either A.C. or battery powered simple operation anyone can Once installed -a and handle -all you need do is turn the set on plug in on the jacks which fit between the de- tector tube and its socket. If your dealer can't supply you, write to us direct. PACENT

THIS newest of electric radio phonograph "pick -ups" "PHONOVOX" called the Pacent Phonovox, and manufactured by one of the oldest and most reliable of pioncerradio man- Street. San Francisco ) J. P. Hannan., 585 Marion ufacturers, offers you a tone quality unheard of in a Repre,enmiire. Sales Co.. 224 E. 16th St., Loa Attack* similar device. It is the only electric pickup that can l Marshank use fibre needles without material loss of volume. Two Inc., 91 Seventh Ave., New York City comes without PACENT ELECTRIC CO., models, $13.50 and $10.50. The latter Reproduction for Over 20 Years the tone -arm for portable machines, etc.) Pioneers in Radio and Electric _nsland Ireland, tannic Electric Co., Ltd.. Bedford. Manufacturing Larme for Great Britain and 30 Radio Doings September 2'9 International

A Period . . .. Semicolon (' - - - - D ---. Comma --.- E Colon - -- F . -. Interrogation - - (ì - - H Exclamation point - - - - I . Apostrophe - - -- I Hyphen ); --- -..- -- Bar indicating I. -. fraction - - \I - - Parenthesis - - - - N - (1 Inverted commas.... , - - p -- Underline . - - - Q R ---- Double dash - - S - Distress Call (S.O.S.) - - - . IC .- Attention call to precede .=No every transmission.. - - 11' -- General inquiry call X -.--- (C.Q.) ...... - - - -- % -- From (dc) - A (ticrm.tn) Invitation to transmit - - (go ahead) (K) - - nr Scandinavian) A -;t (Spanish--- Warning -high power - - - - CII (German- Spanish) Question (please repeat - - - - after...)- interrupt- L (French) ing long messages . - - Wait Sr (Spanish) am no -- Break (Bk.) (double - ! (German) dash) - - -- Understand CBiir -- Error Received (O.K.) (R) - Position report (to pre- cede all position mes- sages) - - End of each message (cross) Transmission finished s (end of work) (conclu- sion of correspond- ence) .' f f, rfrr 'v Radio Doings SHORT WAVE CLUB

l:LAss I..rep114in of broadcast programs um short waves. s id our code elks students had In the design of such a cercler. soy dineidly oast Monday evening in locating oraI factors must be considered. the trunstnitted code practice signals on First. the receiver must be essentially their sets. The best advice we can give non- radiating. Due to the surprising dis. lances which may be covered by shunt f_1 to make sure that you are using the proper coil to tune In the g0 -meter ems alive with n limped ammo!! tour bond, and then tune back and forth of power, It Is essential that tittle or none of the until you find the station which is send- high ftrgpeuey nncillatinns ing rode signals very slowly for the generated locally by the rec. -ter shell first ten minutes following 7:50 o'clock, reach the , for otherwise, should short wave broadaslinc the pro- Monday and Thursday t' en lb Ks. For reach portions which It hills the the 10 minutes the sending is un- fair to de. first would der live words per minute, which Is so ether he tilled with a congestion slow that the beginner can even write of stoups's and bawls exceeding that which present down the dots and dashes themselves. reigned in the broadeasl hand in if he does not recognize letter rep- the 'hoe of single circuit the touera. resented. After the slow practice is over, he can then transcribe into words. Secondly, it must be adaplable te The second 10 minutes is ut a slightly either phone or elate reception. This faster speed, from 5 to 6 words per min- requirement applies principally to the ute. and the third 10 minutes at about type of aldin amplification employed In 10 words per minute. There are really the receiver. It Ions been enstomary In three different classes of sou minutes receivers for l' W. operation to employ each. and siudcntit will progress (rem transformer, having little unlpl ¡tieatlm one to the next as they are able. er the bass noses and which were In adequate for phone reception. due to the rant Ihul C. W. signals are usually hele I:ct J rE t.l:I NION rudyneal to a high pitched whistle and very low grade transformera are ade it:FJ has been putting nut I.'Ievis¡un gniole for the nnq,liltentien of the xis signals on their regular broadcnst wove length after midnight, and their pletures Thirdly, the oscillation control must have been renewed In gored shape by Nev. be 'ninth and without extraneous ern) television experimenters. A mishap noises. Many "nuise producing- fea- to the short -wave tempo- tures or n desicu ahieh are completely rarily put the GY meter wave out of negligible In the broadcast hard, as- commission. hot It in expeeteA that the sume astounding proporltans in the vi- necessary repairs to the equipment will cinity of twenty to thirty meters. hare been made by the lime this ¡tame Fourthly. it must be simple of opera is In the hands of our rader.. Ilan. It is quite important that a re u slyer designed for short wave recel lion should be as easily controlled as the I It 'rltE -AERO INTERN t l\ U." average broadest receiver In order that the operator may not be forced to learn Most of the short watt. receivers. new procedure and new methods In or which have been made available to the der to contribute te his enjoyment. public up to the present year have been Fifth. It must cover an adequate range designed primarily for the reception of of wave lengths. Due to the (net that eontlomous wave rode slcnnla. anti have the short wave broadcasting stations been more or less unsatisfactory for the have not assumed a permanent states, reception of musical programs. The it Is important rho lib. receiver should receiver presented In the following para- be capable of being adatnd to the many graphs Is entirely sat¡sfurtory for the I Continued on Page 351 32 Radio Doings September 29 September 29 Radio Doing, 33

The Standard for Radio Receivers Buy with Since 1915

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TO MAINTAIN their position, Ungar & Watson, Inc. Western Radio, Inc. Cunningham Radio Tubes have 13631,4 South Figueroa St. 1224 Wall St. not only kept abreast of the times, but have ever embodied the latest Nat'l Radio & Sup. Co. Kierulff & Ravenscroft and most improved radio principles 141 -3 W. Washington Blvd. 1636 S. Los Angeles St. ...That is why progressive dealers everywhere sell and recommend the Ray Thomas, Inc. Splitdorf -Bethlehem Co. IIII correct Cunningham Tube for every 124.8 S. Hope St. 727 Venice Blvd. L' _ -.? 9:2*; radio socket. Stewart- Warner Sales Graham Reynolds E. T. CUNNINGHAM, INC. Company Electric Co. NEW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO 1366 5. Figueroa St. 300 E. 3rd St. 3,1 r,,,ii., n-,;,1,, Reriemhrr 29

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Non -Radiating! Simpler Control! Shield Grid R.F.! Greater Distance! Covers All Broad- Better Quality! cast Waves! "It may be of interest to you to know that SSW (Chelmsford, England) has been received every afternoon since March 19th PCJJ at Eindhoven, Holland. comes in every Friday from 7 p. m. to 11 p. m. 2NM at Caterham. England. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. PCLL at Kootjwik, Holland, about three days a week. Listened to 2FC at Sydney. Australia, from 6:30 a. m. to 7 a. m. Thursday morning. The above statements are excerpts from an unsolicited letter received on May 27th by the Aero Products, Inc.. from a satisfied user of a short wave set built around Aero Coils. This receiver was located in Western Pennsylvania and the letter advised that with two stages of audio, loud speaker reception was obtained about three days a week. The original letter can be seen at the offices of Aero Products. Inc.. 46I I East Ravenswood Avenue. Chicago. Illinois. Write for Further In /ornmtion and Literature THE COMPLETE LINE OF AERO PRODUCTS IN STOCK AT ALL TIMES Distributed, by RADIO SUPPLY CO. H. A. DEMAREST, President 912 -914 S. Broadway VA. 6063 Los Angeles, Calif. WHOLESALE Largest Radio Parts Jobber West of Chicago Sep!em/ cr ¿9 Radio Doings 35 Aero Short Waver band of wave lengths and to have shield- ed these circuits would have entailed from Page 31) (Continued considerable difficulty in the removal t banges which will undoubtedly ensue of two shield tops and the replacement as lime goes on. of two coils for each change of wave In order to limit ih.- radiation of the band. In addition to these, there is the receiver. the shield grid tube is the most fact that the tube pussessee not zero. plausible prospect. The insertion of this but an appreciable, though small, grid - tlhe between the antenna circuit and to- plate capacity, which causes a dis- the naeiliathig tuned circuit of the short agreeable interlocking of the two tuning

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.11:40 All wa\e receiver will limit the transfer of controls which is un additional compli- energy from the tuned circuit to the cation in an attempt to secure high rose antenna, due to its extremely low grid- of operation. to-plate capacity. For the benefit of the advanced fan. II was the original intention that. tala who wishes to incorporate the toned grid Input to she shield-gilts tube, in tulle should he used as a radio frequen- order to take advantage of Its R.F. am- cy amplifier with a tuned grid circuit . plification. in spite of the above -men- coupled to the antenna. but the idea tinned objections, the circuit. diagram was abandoned for two reasons; the Is shown on page 39. The circuit diagram of the standard first being that the tube is not strictly a "Aare International" is given herewith. non -oscillating one, and when connected together with the list of parrs required. with tuned circuits in the grid and plate, they must be adequately and carefully I.IST OF PARTS shielded; also, plug -in coils must be " lateraaasnsl' aMrl Wave aeeueer Itself in order ta cover the necessary I-Arru short 15 1 IlmI,n Y.mudeu., l'ode No, 7. including Drill. d mod lit,. N'ntlnRl,lla.e MI, 5,15 1anrl. Ille,sel. el.' PLACING YOUR RADIO 1 -Aero roil Fu. 11p Id\Tu -Aero Na 00 IL r- Chokes. SPEAKER Mn. No. 05 -Yaaler No. 669 Plug and 1-0a .. Birnbech Colored Extension Cords allo,. -YUley No. 520 Ilhv.etr. your Radio Speaker to be placed in any -Yasler No. 500 a3ed.i,. part of the room where the acoustical re I-llalrr No. 510 Ihel.lsnre IIII nluu, caption is the best. While at the same 1-l'sxiry No. 515 Renldn,ro 110 uluu, harmonizing with any color scheme '-ItrNamin aprlmz aorkren time I -narra 10 Alexahm Gild l.rak. of home decoration. BIRNBACH Moisture 1 -Aerovox .row 311r Proof Extension Cord for those who wish Y -Aeravoi Mla Mk, l'nmdnpaR- to move the spanker to the sun porch or 1--Eb3 landaus Put to any other room where dampness may 25 II Colored 410.6011. 1-16rtrr No :l2 Shield Gild , ,,,n,rrinr prevail. A damp cord is a short circuit 1-Aero Sprcll Amaro Short Wilt.. Tmn, e.. and cluses poor reception. Your Radio dewier. 00014 Mud Dealer will be glad to show you a BIRN- 1-Ameor. \o 514 Yarate /o,l.nn. BACH Extension Cord 5-N4I161e1 The 'l1" Jaul. :-Eh3 arekeL. BIRNBACH RADIO CO. `-Mtdto Freranaorr 7/en.tnrmr I -Yastn No gn- r,...l 11«.,,,,. 254 WEST 31st ST. NEW YORK I:e,,lr, September 29

SM A Beauty--- Yes --- and Watch It Step.

There's nothing of that "tinkering look" about the S.M 720. h might be. 1 for the neat, modest appearance of its

brown moire cabinet, any 11 two-tone one r , ' of the higher -grade "beauty" radio sets ` which adorn show windows. Even when 6r- O - - you hear it (on some "easy -to -get" sta. lion) you may not notice at once its rare reproduction -unless a symphonic pro- :: gram should present some of the more difficult tonal values that show the "720" S -M Tone Quality up for the finest of tone quality. But- - The moment your own ear leave for moment the beaten paths of has proved beyond n doubt the air. Turn to "vacant" channel. the superior tone quality that all the new 5.M receivets ptu Or better yet-a was...length ordinarily vide. you will want to know clogged by heavy local interference. what produres It - and to Turn up that "distance" knob -and know also Ilt.et it can he Into any good set by us watch that gang of three screen grid r. f. built inn the new S M Cloughsys- tubes get into action. Listen to a noire tan audio transformen. The you never heard before: Do it again. larger models 1225 first stage. and again. on other dial points. 224 second stage. 39.00 each) Then you'll never ask again, "why are very nearly ideal in their reproduction - but even the people have custom.built radios" - nor smaller ones (255 first stage. be content with any performance less 254 second stage. 36.00 each) than that of a genuine euatom -built S_11 are guaranteed far superior to any other audio transformers ScreinCrid Six. can buy at any price. If you don't vi.h to build, yet want your radio to be ru.torn.nde. or trio eft the advantage. that this implies, Soi ail, gladly refer your Inquiry to an Author- , t iser/ Silretiar.hatl Serrke Station n If, on the other hand. you build .ets professionally, and ewe inter,sfed in learning whether there are valuable Seri-- Ire Station franchises yet open in territory, plan, write the factory. Our complete 24page catalog will be sent on request. Southern Callernie Reprnentarleas MARSHANK SALES CO. SM 224 E. Sixteenth St.' Los Angeles SILVER -MARSHALL, INC., 876 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago New Silver Marshall Screen Grid Six

The 720 Screen Grid Six is a six-tube ume of the receiver. It may he oper- radio broadcast receiver tuning front ated from wet or dry batteries, or, pre- slightly above 200 meters to 550 meters ferably, from light socket power units. when used with a small indoor or out- The set may he housed either in the door antenna. The circuit employs type 700 table type cabinet, or It may be three stages of tuned radio frequency mounted in any standard console or amplification with three screen grid am- wood cabinets of adequate size to ne- plifier tubes followed by a detector and commodate the chassis. two stages of high gain audio amplifica- The 720 Screen Grid receiver operated tion employing the new Clough audio with proper tubes, accessories, and loud transformer system. speaker, will give an average loud speak- The receiver has four controls, con - er reception range of one thousand to sisting of two station selector vernier three thousand miles. in a favorable drum dhtls, which read approximately residential location It should allow re- alike for all stations received, supple- ception of front 30 to 50 or more ate- mented by a selectivity or distance can- done in an evening. The receiver, un- - less located within a very short distance (two miles or less) of a powerful local broadcatsing station, will separate sta- tions 10 to 20 kilocycles apart without serious interference. its selectivity is adequate for the most congested broad- casting centers of the country. The tone quality is equal to that obtainable from the best ready -made sets and sur- passes when the S -M type 675 ARC trol. and a combined on-off switch and them volume control providing smooth con- power unit is employed with a UX2:10 trol of volume from zero to maximum. (CX350) power output tube and 222 out- The receiver is mounted upon a pierced put transformer. steel chassis %" deep, 21,," long, and The 720 is a simplified and greatly 9i?" whir. At the left Is the antenna improved development of the 630 -SG of tuning roll, In the middle the two audio lest year. The solidly built three -gang traneformers and tubes, and at the right condenser unit. each equipped with com- the three copper stage shields housing pensating adjustments, obviates the the RF amplifier and detector rirruits. "peaking" diflculty, it being a simple To the front are the tuning condensers matter to adjust the three -tuned circuits and at the trout center of the chassis is for exact resonance over the tuning attached the antique brass coutrol range. The antenna condenser for se- escutcheon carrying the four control lectivity control Is another decided im- knobs and two windows through which provement. while the Clough audio sys- the drum dial scales rue read. tem is superior to the usual trans - The 720 Screen Grid Slx may be oper- formera. ated from un Indoor or outdoor antenna Wiring diagram and list of parts will 10 to 100 feet long. the antenna length be published in next week's Issue. determining the distance range und vol- (Continued Next Week) 5 Silver - Marshall Headquarters C. C. Lawton Co. 1125 Wall St- WEstmore 3960 LOS ANGELES Radio Doings September 24 Radio Stars Admire Majestic

Gladys Blackwell .Pickering and Alice Forsythe Mosher, KHJ soloists, who will appear on the Majestic Hour broadcast by the Don Lee station each Thursday from 8 to 9 p. m., pay tribute to the tone quality of the Dynamic Power Speaker that is built into all Majestic models. The Majestic Highboy pictured is installed in the KHJ Studios. iRaMo 0olnoe TUNED SHIELD - GRID 7FCtWICAL MANUAL SHORT- WAVE RECEIVER

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Apollo Radio Shop Electric Service Co. I Henry Radio Store Quimby's Radio 1707 N. We +tern Ave. 430854 S. Vermont St., 27 N. Wilton St. Service 1860 N. Vermont St Walter F. Browne El Senno Service Co. Jenkins Radio Shop 450e Hollywood Blvd. '152 S. Broadway Pico Radio Shop 5319 Navarro St. 4505 W. Pico St. Gus Brown Radio Klcinber`er Co. F. & H. Radio Shop .05 St. Radio Headquarters Store N. Main 7214 5. Broadway 5011 York Blvd. 1763 N. Cahucngn St. Motley Elec. Service Shane Hardware Co. Apex Table Model with Downtown Radio Co. Fogil Radio Shop 7761 Santa Monica 2906 Division St. 134 W. 7th St. 310 W. 61st St. A. W. Townsend Apex Console Equipped Iron Stand Paramount 3653 Edenhurst St Wrought Acme Radio Store Radio Co. with Famous Jensen W. L. Gaylord I S Santa Monks Walker Radio Shop and Apex Speaker 709 So. Main St 6618 S. Vermont St. blvd. 5851 S. Vermont St. Dynamic Speaker.

Souther al ijornio ANAHEIM HUNTINGTON BEACH SANTA ANA VENT I'RA NORTH HOLLYWOOD PASADENA C. A. Knapp Frank Radio Service The Bartlett Co. 222!4 Main St. Thomas Radio Co. Marshall Radio Service 1304 Main Si 1101 Lincoln Ave. Chas. F. Morrell HUNTINGTON PARK 5437 Lenkershim Blvd. 07 N. Lake St. 614 E. Fourth St. Ventura Radio Sales & RII'ERSIDE Service BELLFLOWER Huff's Furniture OCEANSIDE Santa Ana Radio Co. 6342 Pacific Blvd. R. F. Austin 79 S. Oak St. E. F. MacBeth Radio 16 820 Fruit St. Moon's Radio Shop LOMITA Main St. W.L%I T I' IRK 427 Somerset St. Store Snyder Radio Shop Smith Music Shop Calltin's Hardware Co. Cor. Hill and Topeka Sts. SIIERSl.4,N Lomita. Calif. 2595 New Magnolia Ave 2616 E. Florence Ave. CORONA LONG BEACH ONTARIO SANTA MONICA Preuss Road Radio WIL,3I1NGTON C Hardware Co. Milla Electric Co. The Radio Shop Ed. Mathes Service Driskill Furniture Co. 606 Main St. 326 Pine Ave. 222 W. Bolt St. 719 Broadway 465 Robertson Blvd 601 W. Anaheim Blvd. Apex All- Electric Receivers Price from $87.50 to $199.50 (Less Tubes) Wholesale lof rjbUlors YALE RADIO EL CTRIC COMPANY 1111 Wall Street WEatm e 3351 Los Angeles, Calif.

.9e l /ÿY'`, ]¡, C` llf\ ` J. 12 Radio Doings September 20 Schedule of DX Stations

This schedule of the powerful eastern and mid- western stations gives the signing -of hour in Pacific standard time. Inasmuch as these stations cannot be heard on the Pacific Coast until dark and they are all on the air at that time (except on silent nights), the DX fan is concerned only with the signing-off time.

Lull I Freq. I W. L. I Powor I I I I Lettere Location Ke. Metern Watte Sun. Mon. Tua. Wed. Thun. Prl. Sat.

I I 1 :SNI I IO 10 00 nn I 8 00 8 I WFAA I Ilallae, Team 5511 545 I I e 110 I 00 8 00 110 00

I I 5511 1 1 1 I I KSD 1St. Lome, Mo. 1545 510 I 715 1 900 9 00 800 900 900 I 900

1 .5000 1 1 1 I 515 4 I 8 IS I 8 30 5 30 8 30 14 8 WHO IIMe Mniale.Iowa 560 1 I 30 00 8 00

311 02 1 I 1 KYW 1('hicaso I) 570 520 0 IJ 2.500 1 6 1 8 8 02 8.02 II 02 8 02 I 8.02

W4l IStePetelreburp, Fla. I 580 I 610 B I 750 8 9 00 8.00 9 00 9 00 9 00 9 00

1 I 1 I I 15 T 8 I 8 15 8 15 8 15 WOW IOmalm, Nrh. f 590 508 2 1 1080 00 8 15 8 15

50110 I 081 10 00 I S S 00 I 1 WRAP IF't. Worth. Trama 1 60 1499 7 I 11 I 110 S 00

I 7 11100 B On I 45 00 30 I R KTHS lHot Springs,. Ark, 680 1490 I 9 1 7 0 1 7 00 9.00

Y. hlll 5 1 510015 I 8 45 I fi 0) I 7.30 8 181 I 8 00 8.00 8 00 WEAL: INrw York, V. 1 401 1 I

7 M0 I 10 310 10 1 31) WCFL IC'hicagn, III I 020 ( 410 0 15181 30 In 30 I In 110 30 10 30

1 I I WSH 'Atlanta, ( :a. 1 630 /75 9 1680 0 IS 8 45 8.46 8 45 I 8 45 8 45 8.45

I I 000 I KFNF 'Shenandoah, Inwn 550 1 401,3 2080 S 6 8.00 6 00 I 8 I0 6 00 6.00

8 500 9 30 I 10 30 KRIMI IDsllae.Tetaa 1 650 1401 10.30 10.10 I 10 30 110 30 10.30

1 1 0 011 WJZ I New York, N. Y. 1 6140 I 454 3 4000 7 45 60 9 00 9 1 0 00 I 9 00 9.00

I 6111111 311 1 I WJR I IMtroit, Stirh, 0140 I 440 9 7 I 7 00 9 0) 7 llt 9 09 I 7 10 9 00

W I.W 1('inrinnad. Ohio 700 I 128 3 I 51190 8.30 ono 1 8301 10.611 9001 9301 930

1 8 1 1 7 1 0 4 2 2 3 5100 I 7 04 80 8 1 8 8 05 1 8 WOIt 'Newark, N.1 0 30 05 1 8.05 WCN- 8 00 WLIB !Chicago, EL 720 1418 4 500 8 61 1 8 00 9 00 1 8 00 1 8.00 l 8.00

Minn. 51(0 1 8 30 R00 I WCCO 1 Minneaiad's, 7.10I4052I 830 I0011 9001 1000 11000

1 8 1 10 1 WTAM Clrvrinnd, 01119 750 1399 3501 9 00 0 9 15 0 15 1 7 00 1 8 15 1 8.00

I 1 B . 751) S 8.00 I 10 I 8 110 I 8.00 IYJ Ste)im ita 1(0 1 1000 I 8 00 I 8.00

I I IRhrrvePnrt, 710 I 5 1 1000 I 101 90 I u) 110 19 61 m I 011 10 KWKII Ia. I 304 ln 10 00 1 10.90

1 45 111. 1 I 9 8 I WURM 'Chirlen, I 770 389 4 59011 00 I 9 00 9 00 I 9 00 I 9 01) 9.00

I 9 On 4 1 01 I 0 1 WIRT 'Chicago Ill. I 770 389 4 1 500 30 9 9 00 00 9 00 I 9 00

C. I 7 30 I 111 I 0(1n 8 311 1 8 ¡ WON' ISrhetaectafy, Y. 1 700 379 150000 9 9 30 00 0.00

I R. IS I Otl I 010 10 WIN` IDavenrrort 1 1981 1374 8 I 500 9 10 00 10 00 I 9 00 I 0.30

I 1'ity. Al0 8711 ? 108) I 7 45 1 11 00 1 11 10 11 (0 11 I 11 1 W OAI' I Kama) SII. I 00 (8) 11 00

A I 5181 I I 111N1 11 WEIIII IChicaan,llI. 1 820 3M 610 I S II 00 00 I II 00 I 11 00

w I.Z I Denver. ('nln. I MO I 359 7 I 1000 I 16 00 110 M 110 00 10 15 S I 0 00 110 IS

I WWJ IMIn4t, Stieh. 850 1352 7 1 1000 I 5.45 1 8 On I 8.30 I 8 01 8 10 110 00 I 8.61

S 10 14 1 1 1 1 1 30 WIA !Chicago. III. 870 1 344 6 5001 7 8 5 00 1 9 01 110.00

1 1 1 1 i On 1 WlH1 I KAMM/Into , Mn. an 340 7 1 5M0 0 15 8 00 8 6(0 8 10 1 n o n 8 00

1 1 I I 1001 10 00 1 R 1 0 10 S 9 00 I KFl1R IFY. Worth. Tema 90) 311 I 00 1 9 10 9 00

1 I 501 310 1 2.45 1 7 10 1 4 30 8 15 8 WRNY I New York. N. Y. 920 325 9 1 2 1 39 1 5 15

1 1 1 1 I I 1 1 K011. 'Council RhISe, la. 9411 3 1 I 51800 I 111 01 10 00 I 01 11 00 10 A5 I II 00 111.00 5n 10 U hi. 50 11,inenlo, Nrh. 940 1319 I 1180 I 9 U 00 9 W 9 00 9 IMI 9 00

NI/KA Il'ittnhur8h. Pn, MO I 315 6 I 5090 I 7.30 8 45 8 30 8 30 8 30 S 39 8 30

I (111 4 7 01 7 00 U 10 WHT Iehirelnl. ill. 961 I 305 9 500 I 7 M 9 n 9 00 46 1)0 08) W(I1t IBUBnin. N. Y. 900 ' 302 8 I 7M) I 6 9 00 8 9 8 30 8 011 7.30

1 1 11 10 11 1 1 10 K41, 'Sell Lake. Utah 090) I 30'2.8 I 100 I 9 00 00 10 I I 00 11 00

1 1 00 I I CV RV I Vancouver, l'9'0da 10.111 1 29 1 I 5u9 1 11.01 al 11 00 11 00 11 00 8

1 8 9 M) 9 WENR I('hlmm,, Ill. I 1141 288 11 500 1 00 00 9 00 9 00 9 00 10.00 KFAIf Illnine, Idaho 1050 I285.5 I 2100 I S S 10 00 8 10 00 S 10 00 5 15 7 7 WR Al. IRnitinlnre, Md. 1030 121411 S I 54)01 I 00 00 7 00 7 00 7 110 7.00

1 A I S00 I S 7 01 7 00 7 00 7 7 0 KFXF I tknear,('nln. 1000 282. 00 7 00

1 R WPC 'Atlantic City. N. J. 1100 1 72 0 I 5010 0.30 8 00 8 00 8 0 8 00 00 8 00 4 S 00 N 00 S 00 7 00 KFAD IPhnrnie, Aria 9311 I 322 1 50) I 100 7 00 8.00

1 7 00 If 30 9 30 9 30 0 30 WJ.AZ I('himaa 1140 263 n; soon I 9 30 9 30

1 1 I I 7 S 7 30 S KF'K(1 1 Lawrence, Kan to 11M0 254 50 4 30 8 S

234 3 I 510 I In 10 I01 00 111.311 10.0) 10 30 30 [IDYL Iaalt lake, Utah. 1280 1 9 11.00 You've Heard Lots About It Now You Can Get One! 10 Immediate KC. Delivery Selec- tivity

DE LUXE MODEL Sargent -Rayment Screen Grid Seven "D\" Season Is Here! ocre More rise dl.aut r rrirr wu es front Chicago. Singleb Dial Control Si. lams., Ilatana, und New Yank-ma In Mention Fernier.. for long diatnnrl Wellingtw. Sydney. nul Tuklo -err tvinll., through. The Smulnor static has gone WWI the Attest, l'avina me air clear 'e mure lut the OX tan to go trailing dur Ins larotlte station. Tins aeesou the outlook L. Dealers: rnC tao nnhl than ever before for real OX recep- tion. Maur heterodynes harts. been taken oft the air. wry lower Is brine Used by the broadresteis, and These jobbers con supple fou re.t Import lilt of all, great strides forward Itl radio with either the kit or n'enter deelolnmeut during the past few months make aallalne 'or the fill Ilene a net designed essiviaily the built-up set: for In ig dlalaore nasyebnt. WASHINGTON Four Screen Grid Tubes Wedel Company. Seattle The mw Sargent- Iterutent Screen (kid Seven has Harper - Mattee Inc., Seattle bcco designed to meal Ole exAen WU demands ut toua Inland Radio Co.. Spoken. distance nreptlnn. The NU iotwer of fouir screen grid lutent. 14 used. There are uu mediations, OREGON howls, no squeals, rmnpleie 'dimming and rhekho_ of li rmmmon wires. haut', tugged ahloldiug of each Universal Spetlalll. Co., Portland stage, *HOW amen shield and Odle in be worked to Stubbs Electric Co.. Portland nlnallnurn. The bulld.up of weak DX carrier I. anaxing. Signals gut world be end trele ndasel SO. CALIFORNIA n lad year's rereher are ampllllnl lo ate grad lid Herbert H. Horn, Los Anoeles amo on this set. Solerlirlty Is greater than on nut C. C. Lawton, Los Angeles Ihlnc ha fore arallahle. The err rills rinser Moo Radie Supply Ce.. Los Angeles OI Kt' Ms most stations., and only lei rate Illstaro i.' Radio Mfrs. Supply Co., Los Angeles is route Ilan into' ',mired to eomPletelr pule out .1 Radio Mfrs. Supply Co., Long Beach lower Alt local lend distance reception Mariam OW Modern Electric Co.. Anaheim early (serina when Hie locals are lilt Is thdnfon Willlaws and Klentr. Santa Ana rally mtoHLle Sunset Electric Co., San Diego Tale amiably in Illtrxeelled. N'en p.tasialtt wl.h In Call attention to the lone gnlality rio DX Halloo. NO. CALIFORNIA Due tine lu TOTAI. AIINENCK of regeneration. the Offenbach Electric Co.. OX tone is letter. chmn't, sharper booni San Francisco titan oft Coast Radle Supply Co.. San Francisco hero.. occasional harkinnllltl a Exrpl ont noise. Electric Supply Co.. Oakland DX elation Is IAA fler rill as Ural. Gilson Elect Supply Co., Oakland Special Notice Par. Radio Sales Co.. Oakland Kimball-Upson Co.. Sacramento The De Luxe Ra rannt-Ilayrtood Seen la WI riot exrhi.h rh by basin. I,si.lturtars l'lwlnorallon nul ut COLORADO distilhitt.vl In dealers We Jobbers hers. lista.. The Vreeland Radio nos,. mr this reerh r are manu raehlred by Slfyer Corp.. Denver Marshall, hoc.. hot the special finish Is mlled a IDAHO Oakland. Catit. Tina Al WHIN nl model and De lame Rastert Electric Co., Rupert Niodel are identical except Ira the IInt1It. NEVADA Prices Rene Motor Supply Co.. Reno Standard Model, Grained Aluminum Finish Kit, $130.00; Builtup, $150.00 NEW MEXICO De Lola Model. Brown. CrinkleCralt Finish Packard Service Station. Albuquerque Kit, $110.00; Built -up. 1160.00 UTAH Write for Booklet Load Radio Co., Fairview RADIO CONSTRUCTORS COR1'.. 357 Twelfth St.. Oakland, Calif. 11 Radio Doing.[ September 29 National Broadcasting Co., Inc. PACIFIC COAST NETWORK WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1 1100 a. m.- )I.l.0 Weirder e 111 will err, edition of KFI KPO KGO the "lion,, Rclmru l'ùapl.r" M the " R'omari a Mag- aine .1 the Alr.' KGW KOD1O Ilrnadrut over KIM, KOMO. MOW. KUO, KPO d KYI. KIIQ B AO p in.--Thirty minutes of fun and nmele will di- tell radio (ans who listen to the Yellow l'ale tlaye- Ile. at 11,14 Uuw. Charles H. Daly 41. Jr. Broadcast Over [CPO and API. Program Dlr,.ter 8:30 p. m. --A collegiate atuunphure will pervade the "Laugh With Ism," program. The f nlverd1Y of C IARI39 II. I:AUKIEL tanning. Plere Omen will provide the locale and amend e lleglata Announcer Chief Announcer numbers will be heard. Ilroadeast over KUV, K0510, 1(0W. K0í). KPO DA t LT nid KFI. v 00 e. m. -TUu. Ln.a,t'nt icreept Saturday). )0:00 -The 7Yaaderan Dance OrehesOs. tcaDt 8:00 p. . -'Tack and Ethyl. The Motor Mats." will p. a Monday. tell mere of their lengthy honeymoon tnnellug UP sort down the Pacific. Poet SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 will IIma.1,vst over KIIV. K0MO. KUW, 11(10. KPO 1:30 p. go.-The l'ern.v Iter.lu.'er. Program tool teat um ÍIMrmuen is seldom heard In std work In KFL 1:308. m. -.1 Midweek Cowen Megrim will replan relmorva during their 1 .hast at this time KO3W, K1t) the fermer emeert hour at this time Ilrndrul ma KIIV. KUW, K(lo, Ilnmdeast over and K'1 KGW K00. KPO. 3,00 p. w.- Sunday Afternoon Concert will offer awn/ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 .lo In 10t1.sl manei 7A0 p. m. -lovers d n'nespatnl melody will find Kitty Itroa.iraet over k Olen. KUR'. EGO, KY!. mltiutea of delightful mimic In the YarINY Itou to 4 30 p. m. -'A Mess of Poi tlg" William Cord 11516- Iv pnwedel by the Loa Angel,. Studio 1.V. Uminn.. lrannall.a,1'.0 11 Ihr 1,11dleel story II Itrnadrwt over KFl 17'On tu P .00). NOR. 1100 Jamb anti Knut 17'00 to 7:30). HroaA.aa over KIIV, KO310, KOR. ICOO and 8:30 0. tn.-Mae Polio will dirai the 11.1.1er Marvell K VI. 11n11ar Orchestra In a Program of mutile. "Good to 6:10 p. m,- -Siali Inns Symphony !lour praruts Brahma' the Last Drop.' Imo plain , uu,o.11hgó "Itl.apwod3. "' 1lroadeat over KI113. K03í0. IC(:W, 11(10, AFI. Ilnudast o..e IC IIV. K0510. KGW. K lilt, KPO 9:30 p. m. -Grand Opera Allmon will otter ei.q loi and H)7, I orirn otrn, whirl) will he. played by the 7:30 p. m.-- t.lght (Taut, will md.,e the Revier Ss Ilona) Cowell Onhe.lra. pan of Ihu promote wired by r%Yhlitall Aoglo -Par. Broadcast over KIIV. K0110, HOW 11(10. oleos FRIDAY. OCTOBER 8 Itrwdra.l wer KIIV. 110110. KUW, Kilo. KFI. 10:30 a. a. -Mammy Rpern, who edit. ohs of the "Do- 000 p. we. It1,bu i Ipne111, leading barluw of the m.1k Chapters" wf the 'W,maan Msgarht. M the I'hl,va. np.r. l',. .sear, will to the guest imitai od tir. will tell 11.1.0.rw more about 1,.r wonderful the Atwater Kim Program. .+..king end our family. Ilro..kist ewer Mil). KOMO. KGW. 11(íu. KPO ltreadraat oar RUG. RAMO. 116W. AGO. APO sind hit ami KYI. MONDAY. OCTOBER I .8:35 P. m. -A badge ami map of i1, land O' Uralth 1:43 I. et - D, Jull.0 Kbin's op- bin- therolPUle dl. Is nervrtry het re [Isomer, an gar on the 1,19 RA- orndug "A Week or O he W14111.11 IW.ms." DA-11 he. Planned for ibis work. and liteae may te V11Ito1t , .it,..( tot. KIIV. KOKKO. Kill. WO by writing In The W'1.e Man. 7:00 p. m - n.any il. 1bde, whose ulks cwt eanoem,y Itrna.ira,A mer KIM. K031(1. KOW, KOO, art 1111h welt gen n rl-u Juri. g tlw Ill'.\ hour 7M0 0. ei. - "A Clwller,is Way,' to 11. Itnrtr. her Ie.1 voting. will appvn before the nderoplmuo at 1111. been chosen for dramatisation 1.7 the National Plat-

I lute. I ut user KIIV. K0310. NOW. H01m. 1(1'1) Broadcast over K0510, NOW. KOO. 1111 II 1,1. BOO I. m. -Plano and sural musc will nuls up the 11:00 p. m.- -itndy olgor n rmell Ft thi.lab. will pre' mind hielf -hoar progrnil, alvin In the Itrn.nl Inde- M +,I .denllon fron ...grmm1 al liar dell,. pendents. ".tlaham,s Htnnh' will he fealnr..l Broadened over KIIU. ROMO, 11CW, KUO. KPO Bnv,leea over 11110. KoMO, KOW, 1010, KPO d KYI. sod KFI. 1A0 0. m.- 01.1 RMg that neon[ m, morlm an pl.1ml 030 p. et. -Mani 0' The Stour, and the toad 0 Taie during il.. Sung Painting rrutram. 3f..,n will again brasent Ih.Ir itrnwruu of lureir llrndcae mar KRU. ROT. loud,'. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 BroW140 mer KM/. 110310. KC,W. KGO. 10:10 a. m. .tinge rry chat, about the "vents oh" SATURDAY. OCTOBER I In brr ap,.n,l In her W,wlaal yet !chaplet man- 7:00 p. m. -The Lucky Striae limn of Ilan, music or,. Mm Golden will edit the meow! chaplet of 11w will he n4adrat through Iran.. "Whom, al hook- 'W.wnui. Matwalno of the Air." up .1 N U. C. stations from New York to the Ph.a,leu« wer, KIIW KOMO, KGW. KI: /1. KI'O l'in fille Coast. and K T. .00 p. s. -1lawn I nt 1Lr new %lllll,., Dollar Pollen 700 o antral of a hand of h. In tl,.. Tbnirr will be Or ,wv,aon for hn4dv.tlng a untutw little town H li.nhrn L Ne plot for Ih. 31,vuery it Of am of uadevi I le. The l'l)U... Ile., la nreulrly Lane pialA ..h. dab d for Isis hour DnP.te. wes 1103ín, KGW. 1100. IIIn.,Mast mer KUO KIIMO. KCW. KILO, KI'() 000 P. m. -"Pul Ida." an mrrnl by t/ln.rn and Kin. Rulltr.n, la Il,.. .Irrlug of the Esecrad, pro- P00 p. m.- 'Lennd nr Sleepy [teller" will be drama- pem.gram. S. IL C. .utopi will Ding the uuno,rrs. Owed for the Golden Legend. hour. Drnapesl over KIIW. Kmel KPO and KYI. Bmadeam over 1111(1. K . 1(0W, K00. KPO 8:10 I m. -right tuneful melmlln, including '"Ns- 10:00 p. in.--W11.1) a diversity f In'al and Instn,menlal IrNlllu,' of mina, RIO be [Inca by Auultúa mottes, alternating with flan., musk, will be hr nl. r Derr . KO30. HMV, HGO 1(141fl itrnailea.f mer AilO, 1(01V. K0fo. K PO und ui.Ihl h0{11 ) Ito non, II non 12 Sizes - WE. 2712 1929 Los Angeles St., L A. 11.,

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Savings & Loa Co program Night This Director IS p. m. oral, tr. H.; i l orall.ts n on p. m. -Sun Dodgers. with r Charlie Wellman. E. K. BARNES p. Dra time Director 9.00 el. -Dan Lee Symphony Orchestra. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 Arthur Key Musket Director 9:00 n. m. - "The Meot,Ing or the X Ray." by Dr. R I1. Swift. C. M. C. Raymond it :00 a. e. -Dr. Eugene Brown, talk on "Health " Commercial Directe 11:15 p. a.- Celeste Rin. concert plenItte. Erseet O. Us4rewsaa 12:45 P. m.- 1. A. All, chin odtchasn Iron. Stilton.. GLENN R. DOI BLED. Tecaaleal Dtreasg I 2:00 9. el. -U. 8. C. Trojan Dour. 2:30 p. el.- Marjorie %heron. talk on Charm. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 4:00 p. m. -Dr. Frank McCoy, health talk 4:30 p. m. -Rabbi Edgar 7:30 a. m.- l'hpsleai Culture Perlot by Dr. Philip M. 31ognIn' Hour. 7;00 p. m.- Overall Furniture Co playlet, featuring Iorell. E.Iwar,l Murphey. 5100 s. m. -:113 Early turd.- (except rel. Intl Sat.). 8'00 p. m.- Stunt.- Ibmr M 5tyrrohl. COO a. te. -Hatt hour or Isle recordings Ici. FNnrdayl. 9:00 p. m.- -Dorado Club Silver Ft.. Revelers, wIfh 30 a. nt.--Dave You Ever Beanie' lei. et/stonier). chard, Wellman. 10:00 a. m. -Ages {tulle -"At Our Doue" Inc. Sat. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 0,1431 2:00 p. m. -Dr. Eugene Brown. Health talk. 11:00 a. es-Celeste Myna, concert Mantels lea. Satur-ur - 2:30 p. re. -Les Angeles Public Llbrary. day end t. 400 p. m. -Pled C. McNsah, Garden talk. 12:00 0005 -Ina Angela nlMmore Hotel rnnrrlt Or- 800 p. m.- PaclOr States Savings & Loan Co. program. cin-tra. 9:00 p. m.- F.Irta Alimen's Surprise Package. 17:30 p m, - Wtdr News. courier, L. A. Thos. 1:30 m.- Cherlle ell an's Request THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 p. program. 11:30 a. m.- Mother Spencer reeds to the 3:00 p. 'P.-Matineem Melt dy Masters lercept Mamba) Veterans. 12:45 m. -let tmbti :1,1, luncheon from Iltltmnre 5:00 p. m.-Lecture period. Iio:rl 5:00 p. m. -Story Stan and Ille Air Castle Ira. Men.l. 200 p. m. -Bureau of Publlr Safety. Los Angels Po- 530 5. m. -Dom tae Orges Recital tea. Monday). lio. Department :00 p. m.- Ntghlp ,oings. 2:30 p. m. -Baron Keys in "A Popular Sou Re- 11:15 p fn.-Dinner nulle . view.' 5:45 p.m . -Wont -Wide Nave, courtesy L. Thrace k 4:00 p. m. -Dr. PhIlip M. Lowell-"Care of the 7:00 Couvert and Soloists (el. 1. tio.I; p. m.- Orehnn Tua. 4:30 0. m.- "Uncle terry" -"Crip 7:30 p. m.- P)'rol IIII, (lour of Reppin.. - Throoth Funla,0. 7:00 P. in - Inglewood lark Cemetery 10:00 p.m . Los Angeles Blltmore Ito. Assn. -}cran Hurtnell's 8:00 P. tel Concert Orchestra and tntermlesinn.. Ilpaugh m.- linger & Watson. Enc. coudes; Ungar h Watson. 3llcstla Radio Mat. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 8.00 .. m. -Venduto Woodlands Breakfast Club, SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 2:00 p. m. -U. B. C. Trojan ILtur. 9 :30 a. m.-Late rnnnllnp 230 P. 0.-Florence Dobinsnn. The Thrstrr, Pasl, 10:30 a. m -51.- ning evokes E. 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. Studio and ITogiam 5:30 p. m -Symphru lr Poem Program. Director 7:30 p. m. -Ris1 Seal Artist. Koinath O. OrMlmon, 5:00, p m. -.len Campbell Marmillm'a continuity, "A Technical Director }louse on Wheels." 930 p. m.- R.qunt Program. Chula Rusk Ti rnunisJon Engineer THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 EDMUND LYTTON 730 p. m. -Ehd Gal Attu lt. 600 p. m. -Santa Monies dice Club: Helen Fracas ?lee. DAISY, EXCEPT SUNDAY. WEDNESDAY AND Ulan. soprano: Hawaltan baritone. trio. plano. SATURDAY «.pin 1:00 p. M. -Organ recital. 1:30 P. a.- R.queet Pnnarem 430 I. m. -Ited Seal Artists t Tuesday). FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 700 p. m. -Book end Nook Perb.1 (esrept FridaJ). 7:00 p. m.- -Orrra Rnedlnt 0:00 p. M, -Donee maram. 600 it ea.-Tudor WIlllams. Welsh baritone; Mal MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 Ameterdam, yluiWtet; plano otog. 7:50 P. M. -Red Seal Artist. 530 p. m.- Regoest Program. MAGNAVOXr;r

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Phan. OL 9101 prate: Clm. Iss ami,arnp. Inns. and \1u.n10 Sao I,. 10n,-n Orrhr.tra Gerald L RIPS 1:00 p. m.- hill' Itoell,he Ii.. n.. Slallaaer 1 1:00 P. m- T,me Tmr,.lt' T'phr WM. Rat MONDAY. OCTOBER I A.a.t.tard Slwpr 12::10 p. m.- \laurel 7:30 P. m. -The S. nuad,g. by ...Heat 01 Ilnlant R Florent. I sru l Bhrsd,.e. l'rn4r.ln Anoint.? 1:00 p. n.- Prnirxn, hr rnnrtnr rt Il. %Yx, In Ir, Ledl. Hawltl Al ail,' 1 urn 04111. BILL wA I 1'fd.r Terinleian TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:30 IL C. -Rill it seat. n,I.rtalner. by .airs.., of .11,4w Irr Orono t'onnate:I 7 J0 a. w.- llomn:e mastoid pnrer.n,1 0:30 M W.- -Meet, 11m.. Hour. 0:30 a. m.-.Tanrtangle Hour ,ute01 Wednesday) 1:30 p. w- ltl.nr Is hin. d..g1:41m, ill II.. ill. nl.r 10:30 a, w.-SMUISh program. A ndumium Boyle. Rout. 11:30 a. w.-RPW11 Shnppinp D1nrtr.rr. 11:31 5,n.- TI,,,.. 11 melt Tollet 12:10 p. .-11vrMg program I.aretr \TerovNatl 1 idWer nee at 11'.10 I:00 p. w -Air Journl. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 1 A0 p. w.-Hrmn Serrt.e pro gr.ny 4:00 a. m r.nur ,.sort 1NMLra.I ,'Ink 2:15 p. w.-1.alOr Coon IUSPr0 baseball lu :WM./. -1h Mm, 4:15 5. ..-After Aviation program 11:30 a. m.- World Bellow tlaeolwll Gana' 3:10 11.u0e 1:30 p. w.-Travel TLs. 5. m- u.u.r.' Program. 5:00 0. w.-Air Yubi.n, sbrw 7:30 P. 5. -1.. A, Pollee (uartei: tolle nulnllu'r 5:15 5 w.-Itadlu Itnl.w. i Irr 1.1)11, lln1aaMr. p. 5:45 p. w.-Town Tanler. 11:00 , a. -l'ila, Ir 13,5 Loop. Iruur, util 11x,,.,1 libel., ra. I, :00 p. m -I

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POLYMET PRODUCTS î() Radio Doings r1'epletuber 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Los Angeles, Calif. -1040 Kc. 500 WATTS -288.3 METERS Commercial Exchange Building. Eighth and Olive SUaata KPLA Ofjirio2 Station of the Lot Anaelee Examine, Phone TRlnity 3202 Lae Angeles. California 288.3 METERS -500 WATTS -1040 KILOCYCLES A. MacDonald 1315 Cemmerclal Exchange Bldg. Manager 8111 and Harry McCoy. Program 011re Siretes 8:30 D. m.-- tletropulltatt Theater Mgr. and Night Announcer Revue. Billy Barron 9:00 p. m. -KPLA Concert Quartet; Tudor Williaru, Ulre t.or of Jbuuler WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 Orchestra 10:311 u. m.- Prudence fenny. Maobelle Leelle 7:00 P. m.- Dotiveratle Naurnlel Committee news. 7:15 p. Jack Lawton. Melody Director of Concert -teal Markle, Boys. Orchestra 0:00 p -I(1'1.A Uuln,cl with Ilulrla Dietz, G. M. Sprague 0:00 p. m.--Audrey Etens and her Caflnnila Rlrluced Director of Tranrmbhw BILLY BARRON 9:30 p. m. -1Tme Musketers and Hilly Herron. 011iclal Station of The Loa THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 Anpelea Examiner 10:30 a. m. -CIe98 rolling, business talks to women. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 11:00 a. m -Niel-elties. 7:00 p. n -Oemocratle Natlonol Cmmrdttre news. 7:30 a. m. ltrr:mding. 8:00 a. m.- Breakafit Emile- redurst program. 7:15 p. m: 5lahra the Great_ 11:00 a. m.- 1(l'LA Diversities. 7:30 p. re. -hurls Docker. Barry McCoy. Katherine Au'N,dll. 4:00 p. m.- Hurvhold. financial nod elmtçIug Inlnr- Simullaarou, In at tall 8:00 p. m.- broadcast Km. Majestic Its - ,110 program. 890 p. m.- 8muhem California Masle Co program. 9:00 p. m.- Romole Theater Orchestra. BIB Roney. IDnls 10:00 p. m.- Georgo Eckhart's Cale Lafayette Orchestra Decker. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 10:10 a. m.- l'nalrurs Penny. 8:00 p. m. -KPLA Damo Orchestra; Doris Droker. .1:10 o. m -Dept. of Publie Rarely Quartet. I.unrle hunt. liplherlun O'Neill, Three Muakelers, 7:00 p. m.- Deenorratle National Committee news. Illlly L3attoa 7:15 p. m.- Florenllne Trio: Adolph DI 'rullio; Ted MONDAY. OCTOBER t steo., rl. tenir, 11/: .10 a. m -Pnidc,ce Penny. NOrty y or Examiner. 7V5 n. m. -Vr- l'oeket, Saar M'C.O-. 7,00 p. m -1 lennnral le Nal lune! ('fimi l lee nr'W.. 8:00 p. m.- 14'19.A Qulutvt; Emma Kummel. soprano. 7:15 P. T. -.Arena atilt Little. 9:00 p. m.- Pniular songster god the NorclU' Five. 8:00 P. m. -SPIA Salon Orchestra: IiiMetl latine. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 9:00 ii. m. -KPLA MetruWllls u. limn ire 'Irlo, Can 10:30 n -CI18a collies. business talk to women. tier¢. 6:00 il. m vna.'lal Retmdlnn. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 7,00 p. rra.- Democrat ie N al lama] News. 10:30 a. m.- 19rila Cullh,e buslue"s talk to women. 7:15 p. m. -D1, rnitles. Donis Decker, Vocal Wallace. 7:00 p. m.- Dannarauc Natloual Committee float 8:00 p. m. -KI':d Concert Quintal, ICabVla ErwIn. 7 -15 p. m. - äa- Senator (karat. W. ('anwrlpld. 9:00 p. m.- UP.n +hies; Dore. Slaters: Speed lfaneoh:

ö0 p. m.- Ptehder Siring Quartet: tali rie 11drd . .Lin tt'eliorn 111,108 singer: Katherine O'Neill. Burbank, Calif. -1310 Kc. MAGNOLIA PARK. 500 WATTS-228.9 METERS KELW "The whits Spat o/ M. Seo Fernando Valley" 9:00 p. III -Rentnadrn.t Wuriitter pro¢raln. 10:011 Phone Rai-hank 1192 P. 01.-le lirunn'e Swirly Ordieatra. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 7:00 p. m.-11n1, wend Duo: Frank Jnelen. soloist. Earl 8:00 p. m. -l'al ifonila String Quartet: Cliff Gunning. L. White. Owner Inca trw Rerph. mul tallo. 9:00 p. 0. -lbru Seais and wile. "Old Time Dancing ": I'la,:,to Harry A. lames Inrrroiche. ranee. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 Program .plumper 7:00 p. m. -Puy Tozer. halftone; Valley hutrnmellal

Stuart F. Wainwright II:00 p. m.l'sltInnd Maio lhrye; Cliff Gunning. 9:00 }'ark HARRY A. p..o -Matnolla Trlo: J. W. Brown, Jr. JAMES Tnihuleal Eir innr 10:00 p, m. -Fen lured Arll.ta. Announcer THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 7:0(1 p. m. -Cyril Godwin, violin vlrturran; Florence DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Mee. ..Vert pianist: Ira D. Mnresn, burltm,r. nv 7:00 o (.oral e IIatt', Iln pati ne» Hu er, elruul 8:00 i'. 5111amou quartet hraadcaet m.- t.uun, with KMTIt. '1:00 P. m -Mission Trio and soloists. Food 8:00 a. m. -New idea Slam's vViioi,smac Break- 10:00 p. 01.- Noralty program. fast Club. etmnitmtwnra with KMTII. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 10 :00 a. m.- Audrey Evans. featlulna Frank Jaelyn. 7:00 p. m.- Har,ld Lihermun Novelty Ray News Quartet; 11:00 a. m. -World and Painting., 11 ndd,s'k, tonne. O. nth u Play Omar. 5:00 m. -111re 8:00 P. m.- Ncalnditen Trio: Otto l'Im i;, tenor. 6:00 O. m.- Callt,rn,a String Quartet. 9:00 p. m.- Walter Itutlerlr, herllnoa: Herbert Nen- SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 31 h,. ilar,l.t: }:d W'I.r. conrctible. 10:45 a. m. -Pint 1taMl,t Church. Glendale. by remote 10,00 p. m. -Goren prmrranl. trot. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 0 7:18 p.m - letrst llnptkat Church. Glendale. by remote 7:00 p. m. -KELW Mind Quartet. 1 ,ndrul. 8:00 p. m.- E,mnry and Iii'. duettlata; Matt Lauder. MONDAY, OCTOBER I Scotch rmnedlan. 7:00 p. m. -Pain State,,. duettist: Paul Kent. tnn- 9:00 p. m.- alOnn,al Si, isa Qnarlet: Jerk Jenkins. a: Barril,! and Ili,, lees a. ,o, el tv number. et-taming l,arrame: tae Jenkllm, whistler; Dorothy

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AALL over the country they are praising this wonderful im- provement that blocks out line interference noise and radio frequency disturbances. Plug in a Falck Ciar- oceptor between your receiving set "Eggs." the wooden horses. are nuts and wall socket. You won't get any friendly and mutely Invite all the guests more of that man -made "static" from to take a comfortable seat on their motors, street cars, , elec- broad backs. This spirit of cordiality trical appliances, etc. An absolute necessity to clear reception in some locations. Also improves selectivity and distance. A Falck Claroceptor requires no changes in your set. Measures just 3 %aS %:2!/ inches. Tested, proved. Get one right away -only equipment of its kind. At radio parts dealers, or write to factory for new descriptive folder FREE. $750

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Collette Franchey on Ham" alck) prevails at the Breakfast Club and all the guests go away with a more ft lend ly attitude toward their fellow men. Everyoáe connected with the radio CLAROCEPIOR business is invited to come to the Artrtar.I b ADVANCE ELECTRIC CO. 1264 ANN*, 8 a. m. October I W. Nosed St. L.. Breakfast flub at 2OIBaaa ARID DICAI. lf. OICT ova pnorosr710N and enjoy a good program. Radio Doings Set it' Inher 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Inglewood, Calif. -1340 Kc. 250 WATTS-221 METERS Chamber al Commerce Bldu.. In91ewe00, Calf:. KMIC Aera.pu7uv of he ,11r Tel. TH. 1121 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 p. m.-1'aelWb J.b. Own,41 and Operated bT 7:00 T,p,, IuNrWUrplalmte - lama R. Foueh 111t,41, hanlau. 7:45 p. M.-AUnrnlr S M 11011 URN Eddie Barns& R90 p. 111.- Marconi!, I.er:ra0lr, ealr'rrt lla I Die!,Dime!, And rvn,nr.r Sethern Iltlre111a Musk t'wlpan)1. Program OIal,str /30 p. m. aaf^tun. at,ual t nó,.dra. Dass Ward 990 p. m.-11.1.11.1,-s.t KSITII. Aur WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 "D.." Morris 7:00 p. 111.-IG.10r hid Ilrrlrrlu. .H.I. AI, er Nn POS O. m.--Jok1, Man.l of tbn I.. Angeles R.,nrd. 1.1ITa.! El/Ulk If,(RNES A. F. Goldsboreu.h 8:00 p. m.-Pudel Coorri 7"rl.. Studio Director TM hnk.I Mier.ar 830 m.-Gladys 17ublon, rnlornlura supra.° NEWS BULLETIN p. HOURLY 6:00 p. m.-IYllre..aln.al T'e3.nR.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 7:00 p. at.-Ted Row. (Ybe Wood In DAILY laie ,Imdt: blurs, EXCEPT SUNDAY 730 O. m. Safrlun, ;IIp.aI Ilreb.+ln. 8:00 s..m.-ItnaLfast Froll w1U. Lilt le E7.Idln 8:00 p. m.-Bruoadent I(\\ 9:00 a. m.-s'mgn,R 1111tt 17 Mohr'. 9:00 p. m.-IW.mlae Orsa1 Rnüal; Sbl Motto'. S,ol.h I200 aaaa-Dan Ward. the MR,. Ih° c°n...d1a1L 1:0/ p, m.-RMIC Olauned IRnouo. FRIDAY. OCTOBER S 190 p. m.-Nalnd M Ih.. .Hr. 7:00 p. m.-4 A. Mullet (Ruant. with Sp. Shermarr. 1:00 p. m.-akpn Ree11-01anr IL.k1og. orgambL 7:30 P. m.-Tom Derlttg. eunplroi.l suprema Irmo. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 n-7 g.mthern caUf.nula 3hmr IhmpanE'I. g:00 p. m.-Elnkrlrk Flnaneo lan'1lntra. 930 a. m.- Iter ll.aln /'... l 'to lbrre0p-certnon. 990 p. M.-Rrbrno4.a.1 K\\. MONDAY. OCTOBER I SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8 7:00 0. m. 1uE' nl BtgInw..Wl 11t1 an,. featuring the 7 O O. m.-Brrg Bro..- lpet nupnlal Tnu. l'aa,I 4710. 7:30 p. m. - nnletmru Sllnlnl tR.he.tnt. a:00 0. m. -Rebroadcast 1731111. 8:00 P. M. -311Iu1g1 Special wig -RAM. " ano 4:011 p M. It,hn.ol. at K\1'l'It C,ntepaper nf Um Air. Pomona, Calif. -1210 Kc. Phone 114% i1ì.0 METERS -100 WATTS KFWC Elaberrr Reynold. Studebaker Chic 8:00 p. M.-)1,1 Reliable Bniurotra, Jack Llpbtnn. nmdwanr. Ow.rd and °tweeted .. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 lamo R. Foueh 7:00 P. m. -Ur. N. 1.. Weiner. Diet & Neese Specialist. 7:15 p. m. -Sinüo °guilts+. Olis&r B. Mille 8:00 p. m.- \Ililanl 1.111. 'O,Ir Marl 11011,1." l iouerul 9 :70 p. m. -31I. I taldel,,, emi rte.y Bra UUdale Ages. 1),1ar ln, E. L. Landsberp WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 motor. bl 51anaier 7:00 P. m.- l'I.'-.r K.konl and Fra.k Pierre. d,uu. Pio p. m. -Itr, art peoAam 11111' ADAMS RIO p. m.-1. á W. 141t.l,w Purr program 8:30 p. m.- -4'ar1 Wolfe. Ontrio :U,ade á Lh.nieum DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 1'olarr. 10:30 a. m: Nta Italdwln. "KIrW'c NlcbUngale." THURSDAY. OCTOBER J II:aO m. \.wa 11e ..a \nIrIe.l 7:00 0. m.-Ol.l Reliable OnMatra, Jack Ielehlnn. 11:45 a. M.-\Irnhanln''Ilenm.1 Irg,nuu udurtor. 690 p. M. \Irrebud.' Itrgnr1 ILnu 7:30 p. m.-F. J. TWA... eduratitnW u1k to clime 6:40 p. m.- Newa !trill,, rmlrteay Loa Anteles Bawd. growers. 7:45 p. In.-Lavn.ur 11r1r0, Iowa baritone. tool Olin SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 Hhew umu. 1 lop. It, on an a. m.-E'Ir., I'Wlstlru I 8:00 0. m.- \tmgarraa l',mere n01 Ted Iam,.. "Little 11,,1,1a. I41slUr. Itli of llarm,na." P. N. K. l'hllreh, Pomona. Re.. 7:30 M.-Flnt 0:30 P. M.-Ilalc,:r Ilnlhak.Y. eourtea7 Monarch Nrlei Ilrnuerlr. p4ter. \\- eat herstein l'o.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 7:00 p. m.-Nadia PMtur., Trau.ndadru,. 7:00 P. 5.--111. Pretr DMA pp. ..mrert ,atrrumo, aed 7:30 P. M.-i'. J. TnOnn. ,.hlraU,atal talk to Mrs* 3Ib. I:rare aadpd, rr,mrn 730 p. m.-11a1'dt Nye In t.rutar 1dlala 7140 a. m.-A. T. Sinter. l'+n0ru Mendiante Credlt 8:00 p. m.-11e Prr'a OM Tn.. rn4tpttr. A..,wletlnn. 8:30 P. m: lurvlar request tnoaram ALADDIN Will Check Your Set FREE Day and Night Set-rie, - Skilled Technicians Call EMpire 9607 4550 West Adams Street Los Angeles, Calif. BOB BROWN IRADIO MAJESTICRADIO Open Evenngs YOUR OLD SET TAKEN IN TRADE 4353 S. Figueroa HU. 2192 a`'

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Distance! Complete Quality! Kits in Wallop! OPEN EVENINGS OPEN EVENINGS Stock UNTIL 9 P.M. UNTIL 9 D.M. Build It! SATURDAY SATURDAY Always UNTIL 10P.M. UNTIL 10P.M. . h(1 Radio Doings September 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. San Diego, Calif. -680 Kc. 500 WATTS-440.9 METERS "Tie. Air Capitol of ohs West" KFSD TOlphsas Mala 1681 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 HARVEY T. COLLINS 6:00 P. m -Lluuer , r,n pnaranl. Pnsldeat 7:00 p. m.-valroclaParkor luunu. ':307:30 0. m.-SWd10 pn.urann p. m.- Fnit.rn. Title & Tru.t proarsw 1050 p. M.-Jlmrnl. Kerrs Inrlr.lra TOM SEXTON 11:00 5. m. 19ata 11..1 llrrhr.Ra. louant Messner WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 6:00 p. in.- KPSU Concert TOO. lanuadu Urn dn. TOM SEXTON n.'L.r. 7:00 p. M.--Suldln Wuram. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:30 P. M.-Thr....0...v.1 l'M.rn1 11:30 9. M.-bYudln pn.pram. 9:00 a. m.- 51wuing musical 9:00 p. m.-State Collrg hnur. 10:00 a. M.-- Rhot.nioI hour. 10:00 P. m.-llolel UeI Cornuadu casino Omhsa. 11:00 a. M.- yon ire hour. 11:00 p. m.-Uol, lainer', Orrlmdra. 12:30 p. m.- l'ins organ terital. limps Linder THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 6:00 p. m.-Cramer'. linking Cn. Trio. 3:15 0. m.- RPmksla ..indoor 'organ. hallo, Park. 7:00 p. m.-San Ulrc.. Polite Irrpartrneut Pnanm. 4:1S p. m.-Studio loneram. 8:00 P. M.-L'nitarIMP C1110C11 plvctam 9:00 p. program.. 4:15 p. m. -Rau Ul.vn Unilun and T.lhuun ow+ Rotor m.-Ft.anlM 10:00 P. M. -.1111111111. Kerr's llrrh.alri. 5:00 p. M. -Nichl l) hill -Mal 11:00 p. m.-Plata Real Orrheplrs SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5 6:00 250 p. m. -I nlrrnatlonal 1111,1.. Students P. m.-51otrc IldN, & lituip. Kw.r. 7:00 p. m.-Tiearle Music i`o loor. 1:00 p. m.- Tlwuwla.Ma1 Sodrily. 8:30 o. m.-R(udlu prnaram. 8:30 p. m.-- 11,0,1 Uri Con/03410 Concert Quartette, C. 10:00 p. tn.-Kerr', Onlirstre l:rai SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 6:00 o. m 111.2.. l'nlwi MONDAY. OCTOBER I -San uad Trllou boor. 7:00 o. m -Cliltdmi , hra.r. 6:00 P. al. Uluurr . nie.rt. J; U. Trlwu.snd 8.00 p. M.-Riudln program. 7:00 p. m. Meath. Slone 9:00 p. m.-Panlnaea hour. 8:00 0. m Studio I.roanm. 10:00 p. m.-llulrl INI Coronado 1 a.Ino Orchestra. 9:000. m. t5.mImsn of Ihn Wiwi.' hour. 11:00 o. m.-Plata Ural OtAle.tn 10:00 0. rrl. An..r ,n l,.cwn tt..nml.rtr.

Seven Foreign Stations

Sunset Ground

In a recent all night test at Balboa. K. G. Ormiston played three Au tralian Do Your Tubes and one New Zealand sta- Die Quickly ? tion on an A. "'Tube troubles? Try me C. set, using a Sunset Ground and other ARCTURUS as an aerial. TUBES in your set and This is Just an- other Instance forget radio troubles. of the won- der ful effi- "ARCTURUS TUBES have ciency of this established a world -wide im proved 5,000 Ground. Re- recorde-over hours? ception lsSOrí better than with ordinary grounds Costs only $2.25. Made by the manufacturers of the Sunset Selective .Aerial At all WIEST T DISTRIBUTORS dealer.. UNIVERSAL AGENCIES SUNSET M1G. CO. 909 MISSION ST. SAN FPANCISCO.CAL. 7471 Malrose Ave. Los Angeles 1:2CTILJ RU S HEmpstead 4941 -C io..aG sirr -11" 'S September ?9 Radio Doings hl The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Los Angeles, Calife -1410 Kc. 212.6 METERS -Washington Bled, at Oak St. KGF "Keeping Good l'a.lL. 7oylwl Tamy /our (loura Dai" it and Op,. d bí MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 u Ben S. McGlaahan 1200 .oen -loir Yutnlne Ilrnur,.l (lour; Nowt Fndl 400 Tb,uo-. J. Smith p a- Calvin 0J1 p. m. -Joke Willis Onb.na I;.net al 3lanErr 700 O. a, -Rat !Mir, man. ulur .U.Mr : Esther Kato. Data Hancock plants 0..óh0! Manager 10:3 p. et. -Ilea anal TO, e4Wt 16trttroo. song .7.d Larry Snell b.,.y. Alu.wnrer TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 13:00 aeon -lime Yat,, ltr Itr,mro Ilnut. Nmi, V,.Jl. PheSa 4:00 p. m.- Itureau of J'ubll. *4.ttal- I. A Polk* W kalmore 7777 yes. n et LARRY SMELL W E.ImOM 7778 600 p. m. -Lhn W,ielut Onbn, r. 700 p. m. -Rae Sllrrrmsu, him. ueger; F_.Ibrr K.tn DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY platliii. 10:13 P. m.- Audrey Evan. l'n.aram. Callfonile Pflug 1700 mUalOht to 7:00 a. m. -Sire Owl 1rr.gram. (nun, t. 700 a. M.-Rr.Skiart l'nattao: Peddle Concert Trio. 10:43 p. re.- Ilawall.n Tri,,. Al P,,Frr. roue and uke. 090 a. Mt-Cordea Smith's Ra16n1sIn8 Swwral5 .obdal V.id 31n..1n1 1M P...- MN-Onas OM labs: Hair 11.n.y. pa). 1A/ P. a.- IluN ysa4leea and A(wnaa 1a4.. Asa rarer .,raro. SJO P. e. The E.IIa Mlghla (r.es Kr. hat SATURDAY. OCTOSER I SA P. M.- Wlw16r - 1LLwA nrlrem f:JO p. M. Itnry 11511. Mal. Wartat. E 90 P. C.- Pilgrim Lulbnan ITWnit Rrntme. 7110 p. w.-411e. Edw..l.. Air Theatre nay Bar.. Plea am. l.aen n'blltttan. bl0w Anger; Bill Rawskr 7'M w- 1uurnageul 1111,1. Ns5In1. Aarelastnh S AO p w-HIuOrw.. Ca. lay.: Dale Il..gnre baL E M F. .-$sula Malra )10l.1 Ile Ilar.d l'un.rrl i.!.' Lore N"rilnust. e1ue4 Juprr .at rrnlr Glendale, Calif.-1140 Kc. 770 WATTS-713 M KGFH Halal olgslaN. E. S.gsawsy 54 GIedl Blvd. D>tWl 3I71 Frdwlc\ Robinson. Onset and Operator

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 Md.nr rrrw. 11:3S a. w. l'-. Anr.e. l'n+y.rl'. 1,-treat 111m141 11:13 a. e. Hk 1 R l Rust W . OCTOBER 3 IPI/ P... l'.ulu,o (. aft .e..stle warm.. .. "era) 1laiarr 110 p . $rWln Ir^.am N..nan M 155.11 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3 lnh 1101 a... - Pratt sane. tnp Law flub; l'.n.,1 T. a- lev Tnl. talk. EREUOIC[ ROBINSON FRIDAY. OCTOBER S 119s a...- Juro. A Kl... auMn..011 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY SAS 0.... rhll.h.t. Sris!. Reheat .f Lunar A0 a...-trwpxalua TLou10u 3'S p..- Yea. Ilae. nrvrIIn6 y:N a. e. Macho pram.. /c101. w. -Y..rss r.d.rn1. Nankai; Garnet PAW... ISM a... Ilenwd4,a rlalaW. 55J Nlur.. SDI p M. Ilrmr, rr..l,n.- 7'31 p. M.-14e.roo. U.un11.. play.

\. E : 90 E. M.- ylr.. '),Ion (Itneaner, r..n..r 1.1a..1.1 MONDAY. OCTOBER I p.rin..s II114r.w1, Iar0O...a.rM1. S AS M.-114 11 1'1.5101. ..r../. xs.e..g er E. afloat,. Italians. A0 a. Csr,la 1M p.: (1(raelr Mh 1 1a..(.r.l ólla... tat SATURDAY. OCTOS[R S 1aE P. 5.- $t.ia,N l'a/. Ihrirr.lrl 0A/ P...-Laar J I Hmal.. Talk le I.n. 775 P. e. Nash 15a..r. .Is14 pl.nlt 100 E. a.- ILrIN llrrh.+lr . 1lolbd1. ae.l ,eher 7t35 p.m.- J.da. raf.tewNl /M P. M. -l'nlr Ilno-. PM a. w. $caul l'nusan.ü 19SpM.-.U..,u. Iten.....k V..hr.n. Vn.. 'r 190 p. e.- 1: 3 N'11111w 1.a.: Mn 1I ll u Iqllrl Mani.) lees 5 M. ry...... 1 14442n SSW P w finad.. Krug, am .,r plember Radio Doings hj The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Long Beach, Cal. -1390 Kc. 100 WATTS-715,7 METERS KCER 115 Pine Ayr lute Phone 611.75 Owned and Operated by C. Merwln Debyns

JAY TAPP 1:10 p. n-l'roalaln I , l',414 4.9ndr Ilix11 5.iurol Chief Engineer 7:p1 p. tn.-11( ter r.ualldl Period. Mr. pleJllrh. 7:15 p n ,1.,,.+ Il.ln.luul 111n HARVEY BREWSTER 7:35 p m 4 144 1'h,h+rn Talk. A Roo floc n 0:00 D. m -1- ,. \,'. 1:0Ile1l0 From lung Reach Rll ra0. Bertha Brewster g'15 p. , -'''in.. 11 :00 D- m -1,r.-1. -, r Pn want 3f anale r TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 CECIL FRY 1'00pm.7nd ., uau. I "b, so Prot.ear I110 ADOMIIIef l'. HFAWIN IN/BINS 1:00 P. m -\Inlr. (hymn, and Director HAROLD BENDER 7:Im p. m ?:du.vtnn,d Pro 1.41 Tiri, nblas 11:00 u. m.-ehrh.arn. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 11.00 a. m.- 1:11EH Devotional l'rrl,cl Ira.'rpt SAL I. 1:00 p, m -Sm+Ic; Slvomit Del Doff 1I :15 a. m.- !tunic. 2.00 p. m.-.l.m,a Ilawallnu TrW. 11:10 a. m. -,.alb Calendar and Announcements. 1:00 p m. ):(1uramrul Ibrhd. 12:00 noon. -Noon Re,luent Proarsm 7:15 p snolln l,n,prtn 2:10 p. m. -long Beach 511u1rbal Band nerve Mon- n:00 p Inbr1a l tva de, and Tuesday I. 9:30 p. m.-)l.rr lhlrtlr. baritonen THURSDAY. 4 7:10 p. m. rem 114 all Slnnb',I.al Itand lei. llnr._s. OCTOBER -L 1:00 101. 12:00 p. m.- tbhvna Footwear Bono Tune Tweet Wed. p. m.Jlt.tnl,l.t Thum. end Sato. 1:10 D. m -TPnll, rn..rar,. 2:00 p. m -SIn.Ir SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 7:00 p. m.--IIw1rhnld Ilrlle Period. 9'30 a. m.- Tani..m,'e Th,' 1111,1,' eta.. 7:15 p.a.-Mu-Ir. 10.75 a. SIU.1, m.- 't :DO 0. m.-3?I,uliu inrgn,n. 11:00 m. United l'lurtrll sae Owe. a. -Ells lled.trri,u FRIDAY. OCTOBER S 12:15 p. I:OO P. a. Iluhpn. Footwear Itlun Three. 1:00 m. 1,111 1114. \\'loner. runitellu. p. I 2:00 p. m.-Lapon NI.hnla. Idald+l. sr 1:30 0. m.- I.uana ring Trio. 7:00 p. m.-1:d0.1111u1141 l'rr11..L 2:00 p. m.- 31.041 Period ftnm Irultt echoic High. 1:15 0. m. llu.lr. I,u, H1a0h5. din.'r,.r Tale Sew. I:ullelrll Irian lame Roach Sun (1015c I.anq 2:.10 p m -Tome thari, kinnielnal Hand concert 100 10.1..t.01 1.00 p m. noon Naeantw oh0r.'ò -)uarrrt 1140 p. m.-tneh..aa. 5.00 p. m. ,Merlin t.UCnrw SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 1:00 p. m.-Stu4u1 Pp,arau. 1 00 P. m -C .. haute l'lui, Initial. I:30 p. a 1 1.1l4r11'w Ilwr .1114 11.411..I, S1 7'UO p. m - u4,n t'lo_nn. 7-.00 0. m -r'Inu, h , .nu .191 . 1.. . 1 00 a On -M4.414 n'1 p m -,.. SEE AND HEAR The New RADIOLAS KOLSTERS ? MAJESTIC at

ELECTRIC LIGHTING SUPPLY CO. MÙtual 2335 216 West Third St. Los Angeles hl Radio Dongs September 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Long Beach, Cal. -1240 Kc. "U Arre Ya.r Ship Gaeso ri' KFON 1000 WATTS-212 METERS-HANCOCK OIL STATION Owned and Oparatrd by NICHOLS 6 wARINNER. IRO. 220 E. Anaheim St. CLARENCE CRAHY. Announcer DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 6:99a. m --Ta.lpnle lone., The Sunerrream Doy. 4t15 a. - Slu.i'al wing', 9:00 a. lit Mud.' program. p.30 a. at -10 Rr.ylal. 1 10m0 a. -,blmtpptrg S. thigh A. Mani 10:13 a. s 'Ir.r, twos? Wn,d." .xi pt Salurds5u. 10.]0 a. m.-Mut lt program. a. m-l're,.-Telegram morons pints. HAL NICHOLS 1I:30 Fran l' Coma ty .00 P- 1,P1.1111. D4n,v pntsmra. kayw 12.15 p.m. -YarlrA Mu.lral. 4:00 p. m.-ItriTelr.ram afternoon newt. 0:30 p, m-31usasl Proalan DAILY EXCEPT MONDAY 9:00 p. m.--Itr,alar. 110,1 nnghr.l,a 2:30 0. a.-l'rrss-Teleaau, preu nurta Long Wadi Mu- 9:30 P. M.-Rebroadcast KFWR-Olympic Auullnrhu9. menial Rand. 1030 p. tn.-Breakers Hegel Ilnluwi.. 1:03 1. m.-Adult Radio School In.ry day/. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 1ß0 p. a.-l'ns.-Trr Co. 4:30 p. a.-ingle Hopp, W Spray ' Klddle 9. m.-ghnshr 11,ar-SIIrr Ifaymaken. 4 A p. m.-Slaxsllk Ballro,v in'hestrs TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 700 p. a.-Clorrnear I In.garr In,.grsm. 1 00 p. a.--Klwanit l'h,l. lun, /won. 7:30 p. a.-YT,rydrr 11our.' l'3d p. m: Dancr mWlr- n 90 p. m-R.Mkere lintel Ilr.It..,rs. e:IS p. m. -Dr. Williams (tu,ere'ulwls .pr.Idl.n 104m p la.-l'Ing cna.l l'I.n ton !Ref.: ; .00 p. m -3lu.lyd program. Il:nn p a.--Slir-Ilr Santa Ana, Calif.- -1100 Kc. C Studio a1 1101 North Ross SI., Santa Ana, California. KWT "TAC Gord.. .. Aden Station," "A un. U rat tu I ali /'.ruin 272.6 METERS -100 WATTS INSTALLATION 6..10 n. n. - ',wiling' Kd.11. N,Idu', hour nwoeei and Operated by WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5 Or. John Waalo Umgeck 6:00 o a - udl to,.ra,a Slanags- Atmnun,s 6 30 n m. -M,.n, %rAlle Forgather program. Telephone 1596 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 E'MI p. m.- 31.rcts,d: Mime t'm.lset. presented Or Edith C. Hancock Hen 1.1 Mangano. I..h.nng Um ltupmobU. t'ou,'rrl Program Manua Thu HAROLD MATHEWS 7:00 p. tif. -- Houdin nflogram, DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 11:00 p. m.- r'larlra? trusraln. 100 p. a. -Dlnnn Hoar: music ninon Helm. eke. SARI p. m. --AI how. Iloilo.: Thu Ilaekln Twin.; MONDAY. OCTOBER I limn. ant 118001d piano and rows; 600 I. m.- (7uden .renn Free S1eUw.il.t Church. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 690 p. m.- N.0010 PrUPwm EDO p. 5.-The hair. Short Hawaiian pn.pu. pre 700 p. 5.- Je.. Grulman' Kennon Cord program. ..I IT Bay Sle.pn.n. 7:10 0. m.-- F:wen, ill t,. '. IN a.han Ilalr Hiss,. 140 p- a. "SOdfu.s' UAW Marbte maint earbd. 600 p. a.- Ladder's MOO.. wasp IN Luxe Tan SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 9 DO p. 50- 31..11ai Tta.elurla s'nentrd by Etna 6:00 p. m.- ludi.. ,r'.ra Intro- l'aire 7:00 p. a.- lurenllr low. n ',Trentham! lade. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 9:00 9. a. -Hater lina'LNP. flour- 13dn Rra, kart. 6:00 p. m.-Sol Gnnrole: Spanin 0.,I. .moan.. ei Fratherly. baritone: Fare (I. SpLw, .1eple bee 219 Radio Doings bS The essential features of these programa are identical with those sent by the stations. Los Angeles, Calif. -1190 Kc. 500 Watts -252.0 Molen. Anmius Temple, Eebe Perl. FI. Slro KFSG "t'our Square I ;oepri"

Aimee Sample MoPherag/ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 Founder. Pr..ldmt 7:00 p m. - -Intl her l'I.urnJmru tool (:sols ear llrao.'I. sek H. Marriage 'lurel, Un'UI. Manager 1:00 p. m.-- Clawlc hour, Ptudlo Pn.gram. 5:00 p. BTk.tad Hole Ileur. Paul 147rra and 4iroae M. E. Kennedy, m.- Technician WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 2:30 p. m. loe Healing Service, Hardy Mitchell. C. N. TOeker -Ills 6:00 p. m.- Angelu. !lour. Orimn Recital. Esther Announcer Fricke. AIMi6 REMPLI Esther Frick. 7.00 p. e.- Au/Iglus Temple Slnlplmny (»rites». M.P>967LSO7l Temple 0tlanlrt 7:30 p. u..- Weller Baptlnnal Sen hc. Hardy 3ltrhrll DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 390 p. m. -Repo BrUtna and Alhambra Brunch 7:00 a. 16. -11tu11.7 Alter. hwrl, Group. 1:00 a. M. -Bible Mud, Hour ;except Wednaedyl 4:00 p. e. -Bonk LoreY. lins. Nnl,l Tile, 10:30 n. e.- HUtwhlne Hour. 6:00 D. m.- BIr..M !lour. faut Merl,. arid (imp. 11:30 a. m.- Noonday Mwlcal. with Esther Prick., or- ganist learept Alondad). FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 300 p. m. -- ltee. Bmlfel and Paanlen. ilrxnnh Church SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 ¡Dour 1030 a. er.- Hurnln Abrnlna ',....p. Mona )tfAlrll. 1:00 p. e.- Cleadr How, Snail, Program. 2:30 p. Ill.teruailenal Mews.. Hardy Mu. 11.11 500 p. a.- Orlan h eilst. Esther ttb'kr. 430 P. :e.- Iwrble Builom urn Angelus Temple Sneer Band. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 700 6. m.- )tusleal Hour. trample Choir. Slicer neon. 200 s. m.- l'hllrro'. 1ppy Hour. Muas Fetelle Jeri.r, tint Organ. 6:00 p. m.- Sunday Reboot Seelos.. 1:00 p. m.- Eoauuell.ur Ron ire. untie Alford. 7:00 p. m.- l.eclun 8ar110111 and Angelus Temple Rider MONDAY. OCTOBER I Rand 11:30 p. m.- ;gleaned Iheu. Paul A13ers old timid.. 7:30 5. m. --III NUe Waling Kmiec. ;loti., Alford ann. .u.1 5:00 P. w. Tenors Ilona. moron Bnrpat, E.u!.,r pie p. . Jr Jab Itl.lnerk. Ihr Miracle Fricke r'Id W rra

Los Angeleis, Calif. -1090 Kc. 750 Wan. -275.1 Molar' - Bible Iß.Hlut. of Loa Antelas HARRY P. HERDIMAN, A ter. Peon* ME. 1701 KTBI JOHN A. SLASSE. Director of Penarams HOWARD C. WILSON. Teehnlrl.. CORDON E. HOOKER. Acromp.nI,i DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY AND SUNDAY A:00 a. m.- rode had'. Blula 11111drru', f'h,h. 6:30 a. e.- Uarououq hour. 9:00 a. m.- Studio 0,0s1r. 9;15 G. m. -Utah Itlble study. 9:45 a. e.- CI:mum singing. 10.45 a. e.-inukul Mating. 11:00 w.-Christian Isldl.rophy. 11:15 a. r.-Poetry. chlmag tad argon, JOHN A. GLASSE 17 10 p. w. R, udln Munirai program. 1:15 p. m.- IUna'. Ihl.lnese Oue.thm Th,g, KeRh L. Annerneer Rrn.dss. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 10:00 10:45 a. e.- -4'Inurh W the Inner Door. Ur. John Mc- a. m.-Phn.rl.n Pstrhnl.wy. Nell 11.00 a. m.-Uurlrb,al :wrote. 11:45 a. 3 00 p.m. - J, u tali Fen Ice Res. Dash( I. Cooper. m.-t'lobo, rinuw and a.ltt 12:50 p. m. Studio Musical prr.cram. 6:00 p. m.- Iod10 Vesper Henke. 1:15 p. 6:45 p. M.- Mt.!'" M,u eel program. m.-Inspltdlmta7 31e+sar and music. 7:15 5. e.- elluteh of the Open Door. Dr. John Mc- THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 Neill. 10:00 a. m.-1101110 Nut-this. 9:00 0. m. -lilt Manna twmm br ulltotel. .ulnhll 11:00 a. m.-r'Intitw l'Idlosophy. MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 11:45 a. m.-l'munbrgnea chimes awl nrran. 10.00 a. es.- +fhot -in n4urw. 12:30 o. m.-.wudln Altideal program 10:45 a. e.- RWJ.u,t singing 1:15 p. .-News nf Violation Work In the World 11:00 a. ei.- Uurlrlu.l ln-iure. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 11:45 a. m.-Plano. chimes toed eaan. 10:00 a. m.-Ncr T+trnmdt Word Studies. 12:30 p. m.tn,.lIo Musical Orneram. 11:00 s, m. a'arnbcll )largan. I:IS 0. a. Mruo and muele 11:45 a. m -Ulalntryaa, chimer and Organ. 7:00 p. a. Retorted features program. 12:30 p. m-$ tndú. Ahleleal program. 8:00 p. ue.- E,enlul School letture. 1:15 p. m.-311ulaury Illographr. 9:00 p. a.- Sm'lal Concert hour. 7u00 p, m. 1.den,atlm4l Smday Reboot le.wn. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 6:00 p. m.-Lrr. O r'amtbeU Morpu. 10:00 a. on -Or. 3%. E. Edmunds. 9:00 p. m.-SlrrUl C. "eft ¡low. Transformers and Choke Coils for A. C. Operation Built to Your Own Specifications -Get Our Prices 8114 South Central CRITTENDEN TRANSFORMER WORKS DElawre 0561 b17 Radio Doings September 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. San Francisco, Calif. -850 Kc. "AI ra.. (.olden bar.' 11100 WATTS -152.: METERS KYA Haadauertars at Lww'. Wrield Bldg. CLAIR MORRISON. Manager RUSSELL SHEIIWOOD. PreI. Dir. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 800 a. m.- ..Th. K\'.\ M,'ndur MWUIr.," wltL musli' and 0:00 s. s. -SIIIy l'rnit.. Hie Delhi Ilwm Olrl M KYA. 10.00 a. s. - Sluural pmgnnr 1610.111 TISday and Erilalr 11:00 a. ni.- "CalUurnla Hunwrnn Roue- 12 011 0011. -N.w. Items tlia I (tsar nu rISturfal It h,.orn.rr ers I.t Mnnls, sud Thurwlayl. 12:13 0. s. -31.. 'SI Program ietrept Tuw.lay I. 3:00 0. m. - Midge Dans. Ií110 p. M. -1'166.1k+1 NlWraan 5:00 p. s. -Whoa Who Prgram. nl.5Y.l.l. sIIe.RwUaIU 1:00 a. s -sae trmo II.. Kir. miner r 6:IS p. ii .drip. Golden hate Cry.. lesceta Soudan Dlr.rl.r 7:00 e. m.- hlalne 1111iing Thaw Signal. 10:00 9. in. -Taralnira Thin, Plpual. 10:00 p m.- I)ancu Ortheatia Iusrapl P.I Urdlyl. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 10:00 i,,., EaanJa,'r 5. M.- )111rí 111., loll. 1 "rrlai the 10:00 a. M.-Shleh'11 pr.¢ram rrntr strip. 10.46 a. s.-l'nl[tnrre 15Imn. 11Inilnld E:.IBur ol Ilia 11 :00 a. 1111. -a1unh son area theem Too,, de Choir. Raa ::00 p. a. -Ils, Prederlt'k L. chum, II 1014011 . 11.10 s w~r Ilr. Julian IL Itruldlm. ::45 P. M.- Temple Chards Sen mar. :'00 p. .--1)r. 'loran 1. l'orlee.

1 :.00 p. m -Ilrmla'mlle l',mnnl,llld In'nahmsling wK 2:00 p. M.- Ih. Nunn 4 tSwM. K\.5 nd KI'1..1- 4:00 p. s.- iTaanlnl Irinpy:nm. +.30 p. M. -Maud Sarnuu. Ana, Ite T,.aalon g11d 790 p. M.-I).Ywletaur l'wanllter hlnallra.l otu KYA Ihm.. end ILw. pod E1'I..l, 5110 p. M. -hIA.' 1'0111 pmgranl 7:70 p. M.-Ihwal Order of Illdlmlak lh'a,1L, ,Ilrer4rl 1:00 p n. In Flr.lenrk L. 1'Ianlpett. feature welter In Ilmi 11111101114111. .d the Examiner. 5:711 p. m.-Allist Conn Thwlm Yrnlle, a:20 0. m. ilemg. Ilrrbnlm, Ramie lle+t sod oller. 9:00 p. s.- l'.p Urt'Idwowl, NItYudYw0.n1-Prnuu 1iV FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 10:00 a. s.--L'rU hImsp1.17 Program web Slary L'RoL 0:70 p. s.-th . Boren L rSrlm with l7nNlles llar dwn, 11411 14,d H.Im anl T,1 Ilnt. IO:IO I. m.- Itur.n I. Corlrt. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 7:00 p. M. LMa,.mallc /'atnpmtw Irroadrsalnp mrr 10.00 M,-NaU 1o4naNq 1111 414y Eliot A1.\ auA KlL\. t Prr'dau 7:30 10.70 a. M. 110 Ihlsa 1« l'.alr1 p s. Foot -TwoofJ'n"m, 12:15 P. M.-Twsda S:lao pint, allll, !AB p M.---nalKtle asklrM au/hWd) ni tits Klan 5:00 p. M.-l'msnm Ir,m, th. E1.renlPa Itaana of the uu't. ('Illt Nutaa. O:OS 4. M.-Meten Trio 1101r 7_01 a. . 110.1ra7 program- ::00 p. s. IwmuraUr Coounu,rr b,mdraal mar ETA SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 nd 11'I.O. 10:00 a. M.-11e11 Laboratory nroan5nl with Starr Ellul. 7:70 P. M. - Slpmhanit Ilm14b..ting Program 10:30 a. M.--Ur. Rums 1. l'orhry 5:.10 0 n. Went Toast T'h.'glre (toile 12:16 0. m.-SDuleal Prognnl. 5:00 p. m 7.o1111 Penick. Pay and Peal. 1.11111.. 2:00 p. M.--Ser Talent timbal. 1,11r1 and Pnu Mrlóaooe. 7,10 0. M.-Ren,rr'ralt I',n10111Lr broadcasting mer WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 KY.\ and KI"LA. 11:10 a. M. - Pe. Sultan It M.A 7.10 p. M.-1111P Leonard nod Mary Kiki In "Thirty 17:16 p. m. 1trcuu. 5Puu1r nf Nothing Tag Merlo,.... 2:170 p. . - Ut. IhPu I. CuI.' 500 p. s. OId.Tlnmt: hour wllh Ed Howlett, Marlon 'CO p. M h. 511 1 raru.rmlw nt'r Tt,.,..;+ai Ih1J, Teethe. lanullp and Kay. 6?wd AY \ mml El'1.A. Il.,.ro r..l Lao. IhWn 7:30 p. M. 1 alnnrinu ß,P1,111.. Ihns 5 00 p. s t snob n..P cob 11111r Lrward and Mbar, 690 M. 1,10dl0 WOO all, 10:116 p. m. It+,i.., Ila. l'r.dlr with p. - IIIIIe RIerwood at . 5:00 a, tri . amas ttr1:51..,. 11..L5 Snd 160..11r 11r ' u,d a,.u'w id IC IA artót. Oakland, Calif. -590 Kc. Tel. Lakeside 6000. 11th and Franklin KLX P. D. Allan. NIaeacer 1316 and rrankUn Chad., Lloyd, Program Ulnebr DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 4:10 P. M. -CSc: T Il[srmr on Scottish Rita orlan. 7110 a. s. -Exercises_ Lr..,kll hs rrmut. control from new Seoulaa Rite 11:00 a. m.-Ieaifp 111-l.ln,Pl Temple. 12:00 IINa-standard rimy M hnnno aeon WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1 1750 w - f7.5,rge (hw'41 TWallalu. 10:10 a. M. -Manisa Ica Zen. Eelmomlrs Hour. 1:00 p. M.--Jean Kent. 1 :10 p. M.- nùar:. T Dgontro nn Rndlbh Rlt a orda.. 7.00 p. M.-l6cMOn Be.,n11np- r a.t In rennet* control tram new ß,r11166 tit. 2:40 p. m -Dsannan 1.1.tT'1 MlmulgI Townie. 5:30 p. s, -Illg Ilnth,.t 1101:. Clint. Incept Ra 1 '5:10 p. M.- llrulhre Rob's club. 6:10 p. s. - Natdaltan. 1:10 p. m. -lla p.laJl 790 p st.-News hr.g.lral 700 p. nt.-News hen.n.artra.t Titan Slgna4 lanal6bgH UIe dN by f011Hety of Al. 6.00 . M.- Kduratlon al OrUeram. Lerl r'.Plty l'n 5:00 p. n = 8tndllu prom -am. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER RI THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1 4:00 m.-Jack+un Furniture l'o Iclor recordings, 10'30 a. m.-Martha Lee hone Scotles hour. I,..IUnnr ae.Ums from "l'apllaml." "Aalda" AnA 4:00 P. M.- liar:. T. Restorer s.n Srottlah lute .,10111 11:110 p. M.- Stnrllo program. 5:00 p. s.-r'Inr. T. Ilarr.r'n. Srotiah Minot orient,. 0:00 0 M. -ROM an trio, MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 10:10 t in.-1 cilia L,r MAP lirrn.anhv hour. t0:ß0 .. s -Startas le. Han. ElrooKnln hour. 2:30 p, n.--rlprarrtunitr hour. 690 P. s.- Itatw and PrM..rnr I-Kr.-lt 5:00 p. M.- Iundn f-n. tar'Ilnm. 090 IL.. 1. H111 Weao,n Parmelee am r. 5:30 p.m . -Har am. t14wr. 9:00 p. M.--dtludlo tm'gram. 9'06 p. m -Uatee pncrsm. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 10:30 a. a.-3tanha Ih.n.. Economies hour. 5:30 p. a.- -(Tae. T. llowmr an Scottish Tine cyan .S'epientber 20 Radio Doing., (Ir- The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the station. San Francisco, Calif. -660 Kc. Owned end Opwlta by Den Lew Cal, DIM. for Gaaillan l LSalle 1000 WATTS- -434.3 METERS KFRC 1000 Van Neu. Telephone Praapet 100 -Nome /prow aa43asfaa CA.," Hardie, H011war 4 IS p. m -*Lrkrr from Cafuutd. Writer, Club laIaar 6.10 p. m. -T. el u Toole.." Helen O'Neil 0:30 p. m. ='hb. noted .ports aulbwltr. Program Dlrertur 7 :00 p. tn. -1'01.111/111. 7:30 p. m. -U hlte Cros Enterte) err. Frost Mus 0:00 p. m. -ll aim l'PMI) Stones, "Sweetheart boor ualeId Director 9:00 0. m. -t:s Insu, of the Thaler. 10:10 p. as.-Rots 1, Il.nnr. festonna Ranch Oallr.b Alas N. Commit E.t.a Show, Engineer .Leber. D'Urlen nod learn Si.,.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 11:00 a. m.- -Mary fowls )tables Domestic RAp,n +Talk. Unitr '.,.I'T SUNDAY 4:00 p. m. -"'rho 111 amrar," ai,,nn new Insulin and nv,l tnnl,,. 7.00 a. 5.- minty tm, C,rnb.r AIrOn Maitre. 0:30 , p. m.-, edlian. preaUM,d by Emhpuf Theater. ?Um 7'00 p. m.- suWi.. l'roaram. 13:00 . w.- Mnd. al raor.b program ::30 p. m. -Anil l'rstrl Eulmtainm. 9:00 5. M..(:rnrgla u. I:rurer relays eeturdas) 1:00 p. m.- 1luro Iterltal by Prank Mom. 10:00 a. w.- NYt,'n Da1y rhat. 11:30 p m. -Soup 11..1141 In Robert Olsen. 11:a0 a. m,-Am.n'ur Trinuu (eaeePL Ra111M40 ). 9:00 p. m- SM,'.Ierp Motors Pror,Anh 12:00 noon.,-Sl,rrla 1'Ia) ,'pllerrt 10:00 p. m. -U,del Mark Ifooklnn nrehenra 250 9. m. Matto., r,nurrl, courtesy of 17elllr Itadtu 11:00 P. m. -F :I l'o lie Dann Ih.dsalra. T,ad.. or Sslunlar). flue Vends Time Situate U's,,)rl 350 p. m-MaD,.r nn'h. Concert lo. Tun. & Turn.) THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 1:30 p. (a iul 10' Theo. Rnm,a lei Sat., 5:15 0. m. ''Fral- i . Call. deem Ileum. 9:30 p. m.- "Slolhurtufl Club. 3:30 0 m. Sla'. uJ nb Om,L 1150 a. m.- Sinrlto Program. r, :20 p. m.-Tu,m uT, 11:10 a. in.-513.1 .mll Mfario. 6:30 p. m.-F:mhssay Theatre program lea. Tueadal 11:45 a. m.- .nnaleur Audition, and Friday). 4:00 p. m.= 'Child Culture" by Mary Skaluur. liar 1050 P. - Amt. 'n' Andy 10:10 p. m.-Dance muait 4:20 P. w. -Fan Pare try Fad indn.m of The Call 6:10 p. m- SLdme Slane. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 5:30 0. M.-End/any Theater Im.untn lea) M1111a, 4.30 a. m,-I:FTtC limbo Ysll,.w5l,ll l'hI1n11 wodu,lad la midst in In Si Jolley Mlmrlru0. 7:00 p. m. Myrrold SllrthMl Melodic. 7:S0 5. m -Sir. S'2 pod ten Alphabet. 10,00 m. 'Thong RwrA tl.nn,-" l'nl,rerl s. Studio Prop 111d SI. SIOra h :00 m.- ra,.. 17:00 noon t'saltV Catlin"' Chan 950 p. w. ='Tea T,mr Three " It1S p. Itadp, l'.m,rff. m,-Ipmb 41:10 p. >IWldeht ran, rrt lo the KV1n' I orurl 1:1S 1n Rludln Rer.lal w- P. -I:F'IO' I h. to re 1:15 p. n -Art Faddeu. pianist. 5:00 p. ni. -The Ten 'rites Throe" FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 6,:00 p. nu Iu+ptrallaual talk 10' Mt. I/mla I. N,'wuuo. II :1X/ a. nl _'Illol, to Moor Mlak.'n" by Aim' Mlonl. 5:30 p. m. -Studio l'rogrant. 2:00 p -Mai lore Concert (Oohed ro. 7:00 p. m.-IInrrt (11wn M,mc Ilorllsl, 4:00 p. m.-17mrden Talk lly F. W. Dam,. 7:30 p. w.- Cadillac-IaSellp Cwrcrt (Mrhatra. dime. 6:30 p. m.-1'41 F?aene mante editor of !be Call Frank Slea, 700 p- w.-)lut 'tr Enid Sh,n. llnvrpm. 0:30 p. m.-l'nn.rort On'hatra with Edna Fischer. Manu 7:30 p. m -1

DX SEASON ! ! f ERFECT GROUND D. J. Ground Insures Better Results Recommended by DX Specialists All Over \C'eet Count wl -hilt Ground ("nn lie Moved from Pinre to Plhce, rind Is the Only Ground with ., Filler Tube PRICE $5.00. Order From Your Dealer B. J. DE JARNETT 4161 Mandlay Drive. CHicago 4731 A.Y Radio Ul)ilfq-t September 29 The ...antis! feature of these programs an identical with those sent by the stations. San Francisco, Calif. -710 Kc. 1005 WATTS-122.3 METERS HALE BROTHER; AND THE CHRONICLE KPO "TA. I eke 1 1.w 1-r..rt.rd' Ph... Amway 704 1:00 P. -).rt J.r .u,.. ..n.t re, ml. I :40 P. a-1. .t. 1',rn a Co. Wrk quotations 4:30 la.-Plan,m and 1. W. Laulhli P. 1kn,n Nlnlne Sparklers tip act: Infector 7.00 F. at Tb.ytr C..owt. SAO . Nln' Mra. Frederick Cram 0:30 P. a. NIL. 1.;r4nn t/lr.rt..t .:00 p. a.-F..4!.r Hour. 10:00 p. N11' Curtis Pork OCTOBER 3 T.. ,..... 41 11.r.rmr WEDNESDAY. 10:10aIn. NIE ' 4:30 P. 144i.. and 31tca.n Awrklrtf LLB EIS ECU( 7110 p. . htuLo N,.rMn DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:40 p. a.-4 ID ANS a. a -ll..ub od IlaYpn,.w Vernal S:00 p. omr7p S:00 C.-The NLIl 11apq Ta. 500 P. .. -Nlt' /aO a. -D,Ad, DOM ILaL 110 I. o.-NIP' 1000 a. a.-11aa.,0. Sl.rq' at TLr., Tban.. Rat.). 0:70 P. e1.- 810110 pnKram 1110 a. a.- Ye Town t r)r. 10:00 P. EIL-C.rll.+r llnWrnw.' Palm Court Dance 13:00 asan--11nw . rul.. frrll,I 1e1411t. dr. Ibi.d 1200 noes-lalnan 11 nn.,. recital 11:00 p. .. SI4'. 200 O. a.-Il.n,r .4 Ur.a..l rt. kL.n and Pat I. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 2f13 O. . Pia M Mar bnJ,k'aul ./ 1tit.11le Coast 1230 . ..-Nb, k. tumma,u. Its.l4.11 Gan..r. 4 r.rt 1:50 O. . -1:. A ITn.e A Co. stork quota/our 130 O. -Y. Ten CrMr Her.7r 1:10 . .- F:4.jb Tfrpt. In Wald WWI on the Ir. 0:00 M..--,'hlldtro Ibnlr 700 P. C. P,J..al Ilu.ln... Tilk. 500 P. .-Itr.. lora. .IIh nimble 0. .--4p.rt. on lll Alr IN Uartt Smith Of SUNDAY. SEPTE 7S TL. r'anrk:.. CAS a. .-e1,..r.1, v. 1.e 7:10 P. .- 04rlul, Muck. an4 Milano Sparklars 2:10 P. a.-d1a4 I. p1.) broach at or Pa:IM root 1710 0. .-t'Ye.11 woman. t.4nn baM,.II anua for A.weuk4 till Cu. 5:30 p. a.-Nalba, Alms In a 414411u rallal COS ..-N10. 010.a-\I4. 1100 ::51 a. a.-Loon... realm t'wrert w . -Mitt . SM p. 0.-4h4,. 1'd .ktr.T. 4R10AY. OCTOBER / 8:10 P. a.-71udr S.la.r iulwol Ilaad On4olr 12:41 0..-'oaanw,aw4h Club 1u0.1.W. at 1alar. /00 P. O. Nl4 note! MONDAY. OCTOBER I 7:00 p. -k'ml aay Mato. mural 1008 a. ...-Art talk W 141. Gordan Barlow. 710 p.m. -N114'. 11:10 a. 01.-nn.,h.. I...aan.. SAS 11..-N14í f 00 O. 111.-ArJ1 141nnt Wat44. IAN F 1.. A. lient A 1 O. Mork Welalle,. 1:1/ /. .-11 ,.wel'1 len.... 10.00 p.m.-Chalon 11ndrrswi Palm Court 11u,r 1:18 p. ..-Slen... 14x1.. out klu.lnn Slerkl4rtl IuoA. GAO p.e.--11111.A1 Inir,rer. I1110 5. a.-7211C 7:11 p...-NR' SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5 SAO . O. -\1M'. 1500 a. o.-Art1 1b .Vd44,tJ by Ann Karner. do- /0/ p. a.-- flab .l moo au Inellr nnlulil.l 10:00 p. -Klb' ueMt7 Pnaran. f.awnh¡ KI)'s 1131a, a.-Ye Tuen. encl. and Al Ileal..a well Looms ull.l. 4:10 p. a-Nrrun Ikrli end Minna Nl.arikra TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 7:00 0. 41L-M14 10:00 ..-\,,,, ttrl,.r. .M.srl.' r,ne.ld S.00 / a.-Ga.rn II.v.Mran' Palo Court Datar. 10:10 a \ 14' Hand T.na t nn and AI Itybnm. 710 p. a.-Ntl.. 1200 a I,i n It n Irv1: Vrw.rrk ttrn4n, 1000 P. 1..-Nllt. Sa PaOe 11 I.r Petaled amazon el Nallnal Breadrading CaaMg. Oakland, Calif. -1070 Kc. Anoutedp. Truth said Beem7 KTAB 0RrIal P,ekrlrk SI... Stalls 0.1.4 sad ndrral.d by the Piek.10 Br..d.aallay C.r. ADA MORGAh O'BRIEN, Pte0ram 01rl.r loath A Ba011e1 Church. 1410 TJ.Ih Ave T.k)h.n. M.nitt 0246 DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 010 a. . - flour .4 Prase. 110 a. 0.- It.,onilha. 12.00 a... h:au It. -Ital. C., Plan al, Comm, 4:50 p. . The Tam hour. Pli .bee Trio 530 p. .. -I/Inner flour r ass ert a'30 p. C. Talllthl (lour., 7A0 .. -- Pnm.n, Trio MB'1 3t MON love . .- .1'pkeb1 Parn.dw+ 12 00 a --n,. Night Owl. MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 '.00 p.. -o:la Charily 1'Ir.v. tn',.aan.. InlrodurWe V.r , añ4klal. for Iii. pyrbdlr 0:00 O. a- 14,1.-.1 lwlal 11.15 ll.ur. dlreetlM. W Prof. Cara 11. 1.01.) ,J 31111. (Man, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 8:78 . a 1:1,'lin Tilo. UPI P. 114. -T1of LInJ.r' oral, Und talk. 5:10 . o.-TTr happy Cha144O and lima Lind. th. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 tt.l..h Olri. SAS p. a. -T,. 19. 14441,11 141., Elm Is and Pour 0:00 p.. -T.. GiTdsn Trin h ou 01 P. .1.-111. lur.l a,,. Isaac and leans ICnri. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3 planht 500 p. .- -111.. Fi,u ntlne Delmont. ISO p. 51.4.14 Il.w. ar+ae:4.d by Vaal Ualoa. .- SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 SAO . a. -Tee. .n Prances Ensemble. 710 0. . -Tee Pomeroy Trio. 0:011 0... -T4e Pa. Pnasla Warta ..Wed by Do- SAO p. M.- CSUhrnb t'mnaorluln program lls OI.,, lloan. te10151. Sr' member 29 Radio Doings 09 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. 0 Oakland, California -780 Kc. 5000 WATTS -194 METERS PACIFIC COAST STATION, GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. KG Plww. Frulhal. 5519 551 Hotel St. Francis DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 9:10 a. California 111.4to i.t:e II :30 a. M.- Luncheon ¿ on, eri 12:00 chan. 6:00 P. m. and 1000 p, m.-- Telrhlt.tr Time 12:70 and 1:00 P. M.- hook and weallier mama. 490 P. M. lintel 441. Frllela Dawn Ordini -u Inrri-I 5louda)I 6.00 p. m. -San Flu,eleco and New York St o-k. ntorrpo W,dn.d.s and N.nlydar 1. 6 70 e. m. -Nara 4:1,14 Salunla31 7:00 la m.- Weather report.. 890 p. m.- Sewelons Wrumlmter t'Illmni 9:00 o. m. -TIme natals. HOW Anil MILHOLLAND 7:30 p M.-IIrm.1r pmgnm Announear 6,00 p. m.-l'arl+an IRBntBr. 9:00 5. .n.-Nil('. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 9110 p. M.-l'nurrrt fnYnm e. naó P. M. NIlC 1190 O. . First t7e.hrterlaa Orwrrh 10:00 land; 1tn. ruses M. R14teT, D.D.. O!rasher. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 1:30 p. m. Peerless Half flour. 5:30 p. m.--Ton 1

MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 10.10 a. m. - ''Tl.e hrat.n." 715 p. m.- Itrher lluIness Ilurrau of S F. 9:00 p. M.- ',tar Jn.eMd- Klnraid'. Dramatic Player. Chu. L. Peek 9:30 P. M.- Stalin Program. Reuss! Maneon TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 10:30 a. M.- Slo,Iln on.erun. Mlldnd L. Schneider 11:00 n. m.-Me Ever steady Opportunity. tor Program Din. 11:30 a. m,- I.Ilner I1.a4. Ciano and cogs. 7:10 p, m. -Il u,t Illank. 9 013 p. m.- .,uptl f aTeption. To11RFS WEIR WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 einnounrer 9:00 p. m,- 1',11 Lunr1 end Ocio. !Inno. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 6:40 p. m. -I lad Horan. nari loo; tirare Ito,.,,. plano 7:70 a so ltralit, Evn -l.oe tO Cal Kh.a lea. Sion I. 7:15 p, on -li. i'. Chamber of Commerce. 6:30 a. M.- 5111Iral Dnkfa.t orneram. 6:00 p. m ':utdlo ptnn.nl. 9:00 p. M. 9:09 a. -Cal Nina' C..Untrr Yt.,r Ici 51,111 I -lance mole. 9:30 a Charlie (lien.,. \cwt In Rhyme and Bono 12:00 midnight --411m and Wen -The Lire nr the Party of Yrmrrear. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 10:00 a. m.- 5luMca1 program. weather fornaat 10:311 a. m. -oidio pmse'm. 12:00 Soon.--0O nthudeo with then and Well. 11:00 a. m. -110. Ever nosy Oppnnunitt. 1:00 p. m.- l'ountr, 141.n tenons hatnnlay). 11:30 O. m.- 1Omer Iirait, piano and nonna 500 p. m,- Urunnwlrk ''Sew 11.11 rd Fame" nmrorl 9:00 p. m. -l'ari Tnldn, tenor; Orate Horan. planld. I nrn'r Tues. anti Sat I. 9:30 P. m.-- :Irinr Nararrett. pianist 5 :30 P. m- Oinnrr Ilntr Program In Tun & Sal I 9:45 p. M. -11arn1.1 load. the errsaille ml.rllner; 7:00 6. m.- Sport. Rnlew hT Sport Editor of R r. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 !tannin. 5:00 p. m. -1 one NIth, wTnnn. nel osonntra. 8:00 p. m.- «tudlo Program. 7:15 p. m.- Trnumv Titon,pson'a Muslimsllan Talk. 10:00 p, m.- l'ollero Ilepntt of 511i.1n9 People ("wept 7_10 p. m.- !'Tank plank. T'n'adall. 9:40 P. m. -hods and Jhom, lannml, teen: 1003 p. m.- Donne Roan lee Tin I SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 10 10:10 a. m. ntuttlo pt' -tram. 7'50 p m, -Slat s'hilo i, of (Tnat. MelrnlItt. annm, 11:00 P. .11.-Mr. Fier bead,' OptorpdV. 9:00 p. m.- frml.cl,t.. el moat.. 11:10 a. m.-Elmer Stead. Meno ano! aim¢, 10:00 p. m.- tl.nre mate. 9:00 p. m. -O.nrp minar. Radio l).iin,Q)

The essential features of these programs are identical with ihr,..- a. r, ity the .talion.. Portland, Oregon 1080 Kc. 2500 WATTS- 2.":.0 METERS Owned by American Breadrarbng Company KEX Terminal Sale. Bonding s:00 p. m.-r'la.clral Rer.vdlnlh. 4:00 p. minrt Fauiemhln. 5:00 p. M-liES Little Bympbal). Thelma I.lv, +n- praun. 6:00 P. m.-\)ultnntltall 'Intel Concert Onh.xlrs. 7:15 p. in. -. As,,eridgfl Itrnulea.t Counnllp¢' Plan. Jahn H. tlo,v Bienal 4:00 u. m.-r'wtrrrt lin.rInhle, Alpo Prtndla, contralto. I'mnun I)Irrolnr wyp p. m-"111wrellC KEX 1,II1b Rfmphotty. 10:00 p. m.-Weather Reports: Pollee llepnrta: \ewe. MONDAY. OCTOBER I ::00 p. M.-Shernua. Clay At Co. 11a1f Dour of alibi,-. Jolla 11, ItAH.\Er 7:40 p. m-Tloe. O'Plrnu. In.b limo,. 7:IS p. m.-l'uhUr llealth Talk py 11a41o. reedit. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Kenhaw. Unroll. 490 L.. 12 ems. 4 p. M. and 10 a. m.-W.Mwu 1:00 p. m-"Tbe TO. Chorus. ' Room On,. 9:00 p. m.-The l'uh,mhlm.a. 9:00 a. M. l'.I11. Cook. Kt.X BNler Romeo GIS. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 10:00 a. m.-11ornlnl Irwoth..a3 Honing. 5:00 p. .-Attenp.w. 11u.Irn1, REX 14111. S..nhh,.n. 10:45 a. ,-SEX tlhoppin4Ou1.L 1:00 p. al.-SLl lilana comedian. tom amp-l'orreet Tm.: Dopt Of Aeri Report. 1'15 p. m.-'"TLhp Totem." 17:00 no. 1.00, 11.0111 C.m.nL 1:30 p. O.-Merry Ila/la IIamLOY.. I:0(1 p. m.-S.410+ )ou .alubl to know. All.o Primp, 9'0p p. m.-"SImetaDle Italew " TI,rhn. 1.0', WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .1 I au,n0 p. M.rl.e l'nlunddana. A 00 p. m. studio Inoaraln. 7:30 p. M. hoop Krona! leseaTd Monday i. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 1:00 p. m, - It.nuny Itraordlllc.. 11.n0 P. en. -Catholic Truth Society Iarlmr 1:00 p. m. -con. art En.enlbl. leat9'g. Monday) 11:15 p. m.--415de Thr.mp.nn, )aois Teller. S:00 p. m.-KKR 1.11t1u Symphony Oreh. les Mon I 11:10 u. m-q'pxlern Light 1/,era Company. 1:110 p. m.-Is 1:X l'lRlly liar. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 7:00 P. m. Munn lunye ronrrrt l.aeete Mondan. 11:00 p. m.-"Illp Ulll Ilmwuo. Ihe mention l'op 'I;00 p. m.-K Little Symphony Iruapt xlm.dr). 11:15 p. m.-Studlo pruarnm 10:00 P. M. Hanes Krultr: Department pf pr11llu,u a:.10 p. m.-11. 11. lllUwner, l'arlllr Ihirr0.lnmM Mt+wtr; wealll.r moons. Idu+wrl P.alw4,ltinn. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 4 SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 N310 p. m.-Rr,I>r 1'1llreleJhll' l'nmreue :.00 e. M-h/.X 1.1,Ir , ,mrLn.n (lb h.lr.. Atll.m 11:10 F M.- S,u,1i.l ITcnrn.

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Tn. Imperial Vail.y Statten 725.4 METERS KGEN El Centro, Calif. -- - 1330 Kc. Ownrd and Operated by E. R. TREY and F. M. BOWLER Musical Director, D. R. Noble, Ally. Mgr.. T. 1. Antre 1,!,11111 Chamber of Commrrc. Bldg.. Phono 1100 or 17 E. R. Ire,, T.chniolan

7:00 p. ni.-111t, of the day: re.lne.i program. 7:1(1 p. en -Phoneme. pnwranr: I. V. SI Ilk Produce,.

\.n . 11011,111e. Old Tinter, NICht, two hour, or barn ,laure. 11,1.11. mule and hat d,enta. r. ft. 11:01) 0. M. -111,1 T.ner rrw11M1 a o, ,1.n..nrrr 9.00 p. M. -lulm Deere Co ed..trerolr 'rio R. en -Stank Dry Cleaner. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER I r 100 a. M.-Around II. World by Ear 11 00 h,hb. a0d Itelas Dour Irr. Bed I ... THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 7910 Iw en:r un Sall.- Itr.nl.1 4:00 p. m -Trl!I:bt r:.hnn 17.4. nh SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 11!SO p. m,- l'._rly S\lcely An lh er 111r S'wld 17:30 t. M. .tl Ilw. ::011 p. M -Slims 510ene lItl hoar : r.dpU Ibn. 1:30 p. M.- -(h.e IhaM.rd Itnoiest pmcr.u. n: 011 p M -VUlnr ,-enured program. SAO p. M. -3114 a R,n,t at T. 0IJA -110 p. m- ,tround Ihr SV,,rld ln 9:e. %:00 p. m.- l'.9.I la n.ptr.t oelreUrne, .'.n p. M. -T,. Sinai ltv prrrrru. Quality bain 0:00 I. 01.-- Armond Ihn World he Kar. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 0 MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 6'00 p. m. QMeel 011w, tollaly arleminnr. 12:30 p. .i- Mattaal Auto negate Mop. Crawl.", Calif 2:00 p. ea.-Renville Natatorium and Daum Null... 1:00 p. m.- Paeille Lend & Cattle Co.. Impede.). Ctf. 7:311 p. m, -John D..re Co Idedprl, 7:00 p. Pc-A.10 in. Moo. ('leinen. Brawler. 6:00 p. m.-Around Ila .,'odd by Ear. 7:10 p. m.- l'nlrman Furniture Co.. litanies '1:00 p. m. -The Ilhto sud Unid hour, Blrhnrld 0111 n 0:00 P m- A,mlod Ibn World br SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3 9:00 p. m. - Triple A Artesian ,Water . I:1 Centro 4:00 p. m -Amand the M'nrhl by Ear Mum tor. Velma ;:1111 u. m -Uarl.nra ,Worth (lamag, littoral.,. 9:10 p, m. -Slu.h al Iola N the dar. A CIO n m- 5luanatl ,-Saluent loner. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 tl' u m- S"nrIel pre-tyrant. roomed. 4:00 g m.-3,010,1 Ihr \Vurll by F..z .I iti p en- ltrawlee Body ,Cork, wormer WALTER BIDDICK - Phone WEstmore 9137 "A Complete Radio Program and Announcement Service" September )9 Radio Doings 71 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the etntions. Portland, Oregon -610 Kc. 1000 WATTS-191.6 METERS THE MORNING OREDONIAN KCW "Arrp r:r.n,inF u I DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 10:00 P. m. Tinto er11r, *010114.1 nq,nn,. Orne 1r111s. 12:00 noon-LUwh10 rnnrrrt. 620 p. m.-Olunrr Conrert (en,'pt Fri.inyl. 9:00 p. m. lancch.r N'nlrbtlnu Slpnst.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 7:15 a. m.-Y. M. C. A. 11r,ILk Flwnlas. 11:00 a. m.-N. It C. 11:30 a. m.-The Town Crier. 6:50 p. m.-T'olllk-ol Talk from KBQ. 720 p. m.-L11ndU Prlgtnnl e.Yle11t11 7:30 p. m.-" llall Moir uf Mappinass," KCW and 1rEPHEN I KOSIII. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 8:00 p. al.-Studio Concert. I: 0 P. n. -N. D. r. 8:30 p. m,-V. B C 3:00 p. m.-N. B. C. 9:00 9. N. It ('. 4: 0 P. m.-V. B. U. 9:30 p. m.-Snrdl. Muele. 5:00 p. m. Talk on Modern Svlmpo. 1090 p. m,-S. B. C. 5:15 p. m.--Studio Program. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 6:30 p.m -N. B. C. 790 p. m.-V. B. C. 730 p'm.--\otaurk Concert. 730 O. a. Book bnl b, Richard G. \hmla,mrn 8:00 p. nt.- ShOnoa,1 rlav nun-Pl:n . 7:45 p. m.-\,lurk ('101.0 8:30 p. m.-Sludio CunerrL 8:00 p. Brau Ilnnnuvl5.' 920 P. m---N. It C. 8:30 p. m.-N. lt. r 9:30 p. m. 11moe ¡land. 9:00 p. m.-V. 11 l' 1000 p. m.-Llltlt Symphony Onhaura. 9:30 p. m.-V. It l' MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 10:00 0. m.-"Sleany TM." Pragront 7:13 a. m.- Y. M. C. A. Health FlkerI.w. 11 310 p. m.- ilanr, Frolic. 6A p. m.-N, B. C. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 0 790 p. ..-N. $. U. 7:15 a. m.-l'. St C A. Health Myrrh.. 82p. tn. -V. It. C. 10:30 a. m.-V. B. C. 9:00 p. m: -S1o011er Furnace Concert from ROW. 11:00 a. m.-Cnntlmutlnit of the Tnwn Crier through KRIM. 3135 p. m.-R. R C. 9:30 p. m.- studio Mnrle 3:50 p. m.-51wIc 10:00 p. le.-neu Selllup'! llo)s soul Collegiata,. 6:30 p. m.-'Red and Whitt, 3rotrrs." 11:00 p. m.-5ludln Dance Frnll.:. 7:00 p. m.-N .B. C. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 7:30 p. m.-S. 11. r. 1020 a. m.--V. B. l'. 8:00 p. m.-N. B. C. 11:00 a. m.- T,nrn Crier. 9:00 p. in.-Program. 6:15 p. m.-Talk. "Portbud'! Mnnlco,s,' hr 5lnlur 9:30 P. m-N. lt, l'. Baker 10:00 p. m.-N. B. C 6:30 p. m: 5ltlatc. 10:30 p m.-Fttdtc of Ihe Keep firnwlu8 WW1 Order 6:45 p. m.-Detulslry Lecture. or Itm,t Bala. 7:0 p. m.-V. B. C. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 8:00 p. m.-N. B. C. 7:00 p. m.-Concert from K1151O. 8:30 p. m.- N. B. C. 820 p. ,a.-N. B. C. 0:00 p. m.-Sebo al.aeker Studio Prngrnm. K0510. 9:00 p. m.-N. H. C. 10:00 p. In.-Dance Frolic front Kt1ylO. 10:00 p. m.-V. B. C. See Page 14 for detailed nroornm o( National Broadeaatlnn Company. Portland, Oregon -940 Kc. 1000 WATTS--319 METERS Studio.: New Heathman Hotel KOIN Broadway al Salmon St. 8:00 p. m. -Feint Church of Christ. Scientist. 9:00 P. m.- Mu.ieal remedy hour.

C. H. Walton MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 Salim Engineer 6:30 p. m.- 11IIIy Step, W Slnrts 1te015w. 8:00 p. m. -KOIN Player,, directlou Pdrle Morrison. 9:00 p. m.-Four Square bossed IAghUuouea Or./Hinita Paul Cannel neert. direetlon 33'm. Sr11unke, Senior Atmnmtwer 10:00 p. m. -(:ale McElroy's Oregnnlana Stan 501601e TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 3m flint AOUnnnear 8:00 p. m.- Sludlo rauderllle. Monte Auntin. Frank CtINNEr Publicity Olre,tor Toylnr. PAUL 8:15 0. m.-Oregon ILmiane Soviet". Announcer 8:30 p. m.- t,dlo Artist program, 9:40 p. m. -Float broadcast. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 9:30 a. m.- Housekeepers' chat; Ruth Adamson, 8:00 p. m. -Studio a ro4Tnn,. 10:00 a. m. -Taon Topic., music; \'elra Weller. 9:10 n. m: -Sta.'r and nnlesiral presentations from the 11:15 a. m. -I.ou Ise Palmer \\'entier, Met lrlgn. t'nrtiaud Theater. 11:30 a. -17. 9. Dei L of Agriculture feature. 10:10 p. m.-- PIU.119 pN,nanl. a. m - weather 11:45 Report: Cored Thne. 10:30 p. m.-Cole Mefilrr,r s Oregonian.. 1290 noon-Luncheon , nover, Ileatlunan Hotel Organ. 890 Ii. Studó pn.grum. News m. 3:00 p. m.-Portland Matoe.. 9:00 p. m. -Oioon I . antedate program. p. 6:00 m.- Ulnner Concert. lienthman BMW Organ THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 7:00 p. m -"Kral to no and Where to Go." 8:00 p. m. -5111,11, program. 1101,1 7:iS p. m.- Benson Pow-mg Orchestra. 9:00 p. m. -Olsen boor. Soloists' program. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 8:30 9. m. -Four Square Chapel aortic,. 8:00 p. m. -Ptudb program. 12::10 p. m.- Portland Theater organ: iris Wilkins. 9:00 u. m. 5uuMn program. 6:00 -- p. m.- flluner concert. 10:00 p. m.-Cole McElroy'. Oregonians. p. 7:00 m.-The Renon IlotM 0rchnt rs, under the dl- SATURDAY. OCTOBER 0 dertim or 511511, l'elr. 1:00 p m. Agrlr Mural talk by Mr. O. M. Plummer 70 72 I\íLr10 nr;;A,`5 S/' f' ??J I, 'r The essential features of aft, program. are identical with those sent by the stations, Tacoma, Wash. -1180 Kc. 500 WATT WESTERN ELECTRIC -254.1 METERS Owned by KMO, Ins. Kmo Metal Winthrop

CARL E. RAYMOND TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 Manager and Chief old.n.nhlte Announcer 7:00 p. m. -It. 71. Kennedy: prn,ram. 7:10 D. m. J. A. MURPHY -Union Sent,, itiUr. remmerrlal Manager 0:00 D. n.-- central Moines program. JANE MORSE 8:JO D. m. CL hula proaranr. Studio Director 9:00 p. . -Tommy Barns Olollr. MARGIE MAHON 10:30 p. ni. -Nary Tei In.t,.m. A.. t Studio Dlrertor WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 J. D. KOLESAR 7:00 p. m. -Lit, Recordings. Chief Technician 7:30 o. m.- Toroma Think l'o., Ilervrdings. CARL E. HATMGND 8:00 p m.-O. R. flow program. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 0:30 p. m.-Saw Tex proprain. 8:00 a. m.-RMO Early urda. 9:00 p. m. -fats Itelrpse Reeordinga. 5:.10 n -fimá program. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 10910 A m.-News F'lashr. and Tim, Signals. 7:00 o. m. -B. it. Kennedy. Ohsmntdle program. 10.10 a. m.- HOMO tieonomint 7:30 p. m.- -Union Sends Dour. 10.15 p. m.-Town Crier and muala. 8:00 p. m -Venus' Motors program. 1:35 p. M.-Stammr'a Cabin. 8:30 p. M. -Navy Tex program. 515 p. on. -Sports Review, 9:00 p. m. St. tail, program. S 10 D M -51 3. M C. ler.epl . On'hslre T.rr 9:30 e. m. -Lid Release Itreordtngs. T'. s not Rai 1. 6 00 p.M. -Inngtna time signala, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 a-00 p. g.-t111 Wire program (swami HMdarl. -00 I. M.- Tacoma Think Co. musical program n rg p m-.F71dna Gdwring' lima a:auall 7:30 p. m. -Nary Tex procran.. 8:00 0. t oKlninll t'ansLY (lout. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 5:30 n m -I't2.ples Ssvinar & Iran Assam. 0:00 p. m -1Ltrl Winthrop Ttlo. 9:00 p. m.-lase Releaser Ila'ordIng,. 0 :40 P. ni.- N, -l.e'n Hans IB.nv. MONDAY. OCT09ER 1 7:00 p. m.-lare ttnvnlincs. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 0 7:S0 P. m. Toroma Trunk CO. unealral program. 7:00 p. ni. -It. 'f. Kennedy, Oldsmobile program. 000 P. g-Srrnllvrs Or,haln, dtrna3an nr AI 7:30 p. ,n -l'nI -n Service Hour. ehaln KF'pA. Knit. KTllit. 0:00 ii. m -,', umrot Moto,, program. 90 p. q.-llmk Chat 1.y, Mm. Page Ileemer. 0:10 p. m. --Na. T Tri trogram 0:15 p. m-linter Ituslna.a Donau. 900 p. m.-Mt. Louis program. 930 a. po.-0 It. Clow nr.veas 9. I0 p. m -O IL Clow pogrom. 10.00 p. y Tes prwgrem. .I 10.00 p. M.- Fsinal Baker, program Seattle, Wash. -1300 Kc. Tan L Wismar. Ins. 710.0 METERS-100 WATTS KPQ ARCHIE TAFT and LOUIS WASMER. Imo., Ownara 1107 Second Avenus T,). Eliot 1433 C. A. Berger. Minter Don Johnson. Announcer Herman Rider, Engineer DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:00 a. m.- Rrsakfut Program tercet* Monday Wednesday and Friday). 1000 m. -51vbiE Suggestions i,seit Monday. Wednesday and ETldafl 4:,0 p. m.- 1pver' Guide iearei t Teadas, Thuredsr and Saturday). 10.00 p. as Donee Slane leant Turaday. TAurWV and Sal orday 1. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 5:15 5. so -Row hour. p. 0:00 - Sas and and C o n¡rr1 morde 6:30 m.-Orthophonie !men 1 AS m. Helen animming 10.00 a. m - -Maury hour p. -Ann Daniell, tang 17-30 p. m ChlhMdna.k . art. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 4:00 .n /'umrvi3' 0 iron... 0:00 a. m. W. C. A. Ibisith Rhythms. m j -Y. 5110 p 10 uln record,. 8:30 a. m.- Margaret Bell. Shoppers' Sorrier. 6:.10 p. m - Poinlern on Sturm?¡nrno,,. fluor. 0:10 a. n. -Road reports 0.00 0. m.- Whitman Ihlndn.n Co., Home 0:15 a. m. 1000 m.-- Ruhrnark the Talks: nonsense program. -Ilnm. hour. p. 10:30 a. 5.- Ituleri Guide. MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 11:30 a. m. -Style Hints. 1:30 0. ni.- BO5',rá Guido. 12:00 aeon -Organ rMtat, worded. 5:30 e. ni.- Rander District ptvgram 100 p. .e.- Rainier Platelet program 5,10 p. l.- Rui.ena.-k the Tall, r. 200 p. M- popular record,. 7:00 and nn.J» rra- nrdtOg9 p. m.- Arcvrdlo FRIDAY. OCTOBER 0 143 p. mi. -Anna loden Daniell. swimming tpik. 430 Boers' Gulda 0:13 mi.- hour. 5. a.- p. llortle 5:30 p. m.- Ralmer Dletrl -4. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 0:30 p. m.- Popu'ar concert musk. 100 m. -Y W. P. A. Setting -up tercl.ra. 7 :30 p. i. -Red 'Aral Gems 3.75 o. m. -- Shoppers' Sente,. 0:30 p. q.- Tede'a melodies. 1:30 a. is-Shoppers. Service. 11:15 p. m. -Home hour. 0:10 a. m. -Hood opals. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8 9:15 a. no. hour. -Horne 800 a, m. --T'. W. C. A. Retting Yiercl,at. 40:30 e. Gupta -up m.- Btyen' 8:30 a. M.- Slargwet ße11. Shopper's Sorties 11:30 13013101113 a. m.- Luncheon 9:10 a. m. -Road reports. (:O0 p. m.-- Rainier Morin Yarled reenrela.p. 0:15 a. M.- Il.,.r hour. Bargain bulletin, 200 p. m.- 10:00 a. ,n. -Redden SYbIle. root) Speolol WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 10:30 e. in.- Boyer. Guide. 4:30 p. m.- Buyer: /Tdfr. 12700 noon - Luncheon musical.. no p m.- l',9uW rnvr.Unp BT Counterphase 8 - World's Greatest Radio -Sold with a Distance Guarantee. H. A. Everest, 1032 North Ogden Dr. GRanite 9915. ptember 29 Radio Doings 73 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Seattle, Washington -860 Kc. 2500 WATTS -341.1 METERS. Plinio Msls !1 Operated 1g U. Amman Bnadeaatt. G. K JR 104 Noe. Sane. BoUdlol. 1520 Mahal. Ara Angie L. Frs.. Program Dlreeloe. Clarenoa Clara. Saginaw DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY $43 a. M. -- \'Iota Vicar 110o1 VItakr7. 7: AS a. to.- ILrula.t Selo 800 a. e.- T- Onlden tl.ur Mrhe.tra. 190 a. a.. 1200 etas mad 1010 0. ft.-P. -III, Standard Tee Mann. 500 a. m. -slay Cooke. Kill Bengt 1lwt (11,1 5:15 a... - Ibeetlonal Scenes 1010 a. a. - KJR Chu.rterlstte Hour. 1131 a...- KJR »ream Howe. Ills 4 M. -VarMS Program. ARTHUR L FRAY 1210 awn -ARC Rnnllen. sea. 1271 g. ..-Ametlean Salon (mhestra, under dtreetkm M Yrsneeare Lange Ie. Rat 1 130 p. a. -KJR Stringed Trio, dlrartad by KnUa I -edema In. Wed. and Bat) 290 p. a.- -Ann SeAtaL 300 p. -AmnIr.n S1n,M.wn Orrhenr. dirreum .f l'nnr.rn I.mn.. 011 p. a. -Slats /bur. 590 P. m.- Rrouaa (lour learept Tundra and TYWayI 110 p. w. -Sir -W Anrumnaeawnt 1:11 p. m.- T..trinl Realm. Naas. Sparta. Me. 1:70 p. a.. The I./nttanr. tempi SCrdnerrkrtl. 700,...- T.11h.h1 Una, recienn; Anterkan Plott (,Awaits. 100 p. a. - -Kill Stringed Trio: Helen Roam. a61e1.1 (escape Tura. and WM I. 590 a.. -Amenran Italia (rrn.atra. under 4U.runn nt l'rurrry 1.11a11 1000 n. ..- IEotel Ihnkr Ito... Room Ranee (trines. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1 1000 no Intuuatloosl 1111,4 Students At. 6:10 a. a. 11..1 Rutter OOU Ro..m pe'r.m 1100 a. M.- Savant I'm.en, a l0 P. a. S...,r Iteellal 710 a. 111.-....anlmlran Halm Oreheatr. THURSDAY. OCTOBER d 1:00 p. a --Kilt Hieing Trm. dtrerllon Kola l,,trnne. 10:00 p. .. --A MOO in Coffey Dan'..' 110 g. M Amerlr.o Salem nreb.dn FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 500 p. a.-t mined.; Ina r. t ni., Chott. 12:00 nwo -?h, -.ran AM'n"Il. lm 610 .. a. ILU..e Sl.. Itull,Uue Strung Trio 300 . -K III lIralth flit, 7:00 R m. Non NI, lion,, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5 1:00 p. M.- An4n1,a. Jralrn Or hrttra i- i -c. 110 ant Knomlr. Onr.tra IOW/. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1000 p. Ma -VI,.-T.. Cldltatnra IAIWI 3 OP p. a. -Kidd health flub. 10:10 p. n. -$0. n Itut Prot.. (AIW). KOMO Seattle, Wash. -970 Kc. FISHER'S BLEND STATION METROPOLITAN CENTER. SEATTLE T. Tanana EIha1 SESO DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 110E . a.- InsMr.0ona1 ntna 11:13 B. m.-T 51 I.'. 11.51111 Faerelaes. 10:31 a. a.- '1t1,at to Prepare for Dinner" 51nae. 12:00 scan. Farm Plashes. Graff, Ile..rt.. Nets 11,ep1 NM,dar) . 12:20 0. at.-- ror.taroe Cn.k and Rheas MambaU. 110 0. m.-Tone Cnnnn Urrbenra and Poloist. 1.15 m. -sneo Per -1 500 p. a. k.o.a. ' 1p an:. 3:10 O. a. -Maim and Rend. Nam. 190 g. a. TMm. (whales ar.A last. meant Sla.,dnl GEORGE NELSON SAN 0...- N. II. C.. Lmlgie. sins 8111.51. Ism p. e. -Totem Donee (Reim Ir. Lie n,.. gashes ;.scan slurda7l. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 7:30 p. .--Antl.rr.Inl rr.tt.m. nrinnallnp gr ROW. 11:00 a. M. -P1ym.ntl Cnnnrnational 1hu'h. 0:30.a.-S. 11 C 12Z0 0...--\Val Cnsal Theaters 'SIP .1.e Theater (Ir. 1:30 p. a.-Warner Rn.a Slml. Hour. on." 10:30 p. a.-Tut rn ('m.en Orrheara: allokta. 100 p. a--N. R. C. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 130 5. a.--St.Srw.T Tah.rruola 11:13 s. 0.- Ilan. vdn.. Catherine Itnnq 200 .1.-TAe. ('rmeut Tri... 1100 s. a. F9( Ave. Tb.atw Irgan Rultl. 300 a. M.--V. B. C. 1130 p a. -Pep. Tenor. Doug McMahen; "llmmtn S90 p. a.-T.irm Caramel Tn. nd lini 000 p. ta.-Stine. darts, sod Ouanrnl 710 p.m .-Tetnn Cowen (lrrhr.tra. 630 p. sa.--N. R. l'. 730 p a.--.Anol.iYe[at Prrwam. urlpinatlnt M KOPF. S00 a.--Vint Clmrrb re (told. h1euW1. 5:01 a m. -Totnn Connut I/nhettra 100 p . . .- N It C. 030 p. m.-N. I( C. 1000 p. .--Ilerhe+l rrera'. Oreh..tra. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 3 MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 11:30 . a.-V. II. (' 10:41 a. m.-rlfrh Avo. Thrsvr trga0 Rrrllat 1100 a. .-°Ume and Than oran Ih. t:,tHes . 11 30 . a.--Itay (, n)nn Smith: Col. Sop.. CerIle Rar 11130 e. a.-Tana CeterA't Or. brIr. nasal: "J1mm1e end iL1n. S_b p. a.-\. D. l'. f:IS O. a.--]. B. C. 100 p. m. T,t.m Spanl.h Omhntr 000 p. a.- Totem Catini (reArAra.Rlrna Sl0111. 700 p. ta.-N. R. C. mnru .oprar.,. 1100 p. m. Tolnn 1ukatm: dvet. James Raar.r anA TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 Shwtttmney IdTnh. 1191 . a.-'illth Ate. neater Organ RrrIW. O:JO p. a.--%. It. I. 711 0. a.-%. U. 12. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 1 191 p. s.-Heh.ai..ra.r fluor. n tlO a. m.-Fifth Aev. 111.aI.r organ 11rc11ai. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 11'10 a. wt.- Totr.0 Crq.ert unhr.p. 11:11 . a.-\ R l'. Proem 1:00 p.. - 3. KIIU. Srlane and KOR. Port. 1110 N. a.-Plob Are, T'brmt.r Organ Rnl.l la1 Tiinm , rt rr.n..,.; rrnM. i.rt.es Ilnn 700 0. a.-Tornm Allots TNu. 7 00 a. a. N It n1' S.. Pam, al rar detailed grogram it Nauen./ Ore,dra.tine Company 74 Radio floin.ly3 September 29 The essential features of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations Spokane, Washington -810 Kc 1000 WATTS-370.2 METERS LOUIS WASMER, INC. Standard Sleek Esrlmnan Ride. KHQ Trlepaonr Main 4447 DAILY EXCEPT BUNUAr Anb wEUncSDAY

7:00 a. m.-Bailo . Prrlal of Pep and CallrUlrrlla. 5:50 a. In.-ltraut nplhre. 6:15 a. m.-.Un.v,.I ni,cram.. 8:30 a. m.-Inland EuOdro Itoad Reports. 9D0 a. m.-Ilousrhuld Service-Tull & CIUb 9:57 a. m.-A & K Educational Talk. 10:00 a. m.-Bara Leigh's linar with Women. 11:00 a. m.--banners' !terrific ¡lour Icarept Thursday). I2:00 noon 31u.lr111 program bseept 31v.dlg'i 1_.30 p. m.-Mll.leal Program leiept Tuesday). CECIL P. UNUF714'000 1:00 p. lc -MU Slednm. (.hleJ Announcer 1:30 p. m.-Muahal Program. 2:00 p. m.-Waahingtpu Howe Serrtro Dour ¡except Tuesday evil Prl11ayl. 3:00 p. m.-Muakgt Program. 3:30 p. m.-:Yalional Harlon Thoughts. 4:00 p. m.-Btew'art's Sluslral Program Inu4mt Tne.rlayl. 4:30 p. fn.-Bailey's l'mtcert. 5:00 R:00 P. m. -53.5' " Iirrhealn Ierrnpl SnlnrdaI. 6:30 p, m.-Tb.. 3hmd0Y1

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 10:30 a. m. Chtlrnl'a Sunday Wheal Program. 6:50 o. m. Tarpayerx' l'agile from 11330 a. m.- Cenavl Mnitunlbt F:p1,erlpal rhhmb. 7330 p. m.- Mearal Ptognumi 1:30 p. m. -N lr. C_ 7:30 p. m.-Torn 3til,hrl P5m114- HMV 3:00 P. m.--N, Is l'. 090 p. m. -N. B. C. 5:00 p. m. Hailer Cmmrl. 9:30 p. m.-- Northwrsl 3110m 4 5::10 m.-Bcllgmla errYlra: ITV IhC IO Ir, nap inne I THURSDAY. OCTOBER P. 7:00 1311 de Shudrnta. p. m.- 3lveleal Pr..granl. 0:30 p. m.-N. B. C. 7:10 p. m. -Tian Mirky! Pyrnllat -KUW 4:00 p. 8[00 p. m. Clwrrh nt Hpr Truth m.- Huni,al Program... 9330 P. m.-N. B. C. 11::30 p. M.-N, B. C. 9 :30 1031IIr0 by and p. in.-City Service l'nitrvul ph. m.tra. Daller mu- ait Mahlaa 3frnlrk Id. , ro MONDAY. OCTOBER 1 FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 6:15 p. In.- S. U. C. 10:00 a. m. -N. B. C. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 1:00 p. m Munirai Program, 10:30 a. m. -N. Ii. l'. 7:30 p In.-N. B. C. 12:00 neon -ChnOlbrr of Commerce Lmnrldrn '1110 p. m.- 31mdrsl rollmops. 7:00 p. m.-37ustnrl Pmvams. Sao p. ni. -N. n. C. 6:00 p. In.-N. tl. C. SATURDAY. DCYDBER E 9:00 p. m.-Northwest pliers. 1.00 p.m . -N. B. C. 10:00 p. m. -0anro Mode by Habhm Merrfrk an.1 Ida 7.011 p. m.-SI011ral Program. an hot,, x:011 p. m. -N. D. C See Pave 14 for detailed program of National Broadeartin9 Cumpan,. Spokane, Washington -1150 Kc. 260.7 METERS -:000 WATTB Operated by the American PTO311,stl no Co., locatrd in the KGA Sun Life Awurance Building

Carrie Andrew SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23 Annonnret 11:00 a. m.-Float Presbyterian Church. 2:00 p. m. -APC Chalo. 7:30 P. m. Pleahyterlan Church. H. E. -Flint Studebaker 9:00 p. m. Chain. Manager -AI'C Studio MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 2.3 r00 O. m.-AtIC Chain. TLESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 2:00 n. m.- 491}mlrin home Slnnncemnnl Srhnnl 7:00 p. m. -ABC MTtplu. CARRIC ANDREW 8:011 p. m.- Simpaml'e 01,3 Thaera. 4:00 p. m. -AIR: Chain. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 10:00 p. m.- Shm.nn . Old Timer. 13:45 a. m. -ABC chain setting up exert:Pee 11:00 0. m.- 3fnsirnl program. 9:00 a. ..-'rime Signals. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2F 9:00 a. on -Belly Cnollo. RCA Better Houma Girl. 5:30 p. m.- S,ihrnn' Trio. 10:00 a. m.- Claa..Iral Recordings. 6:00 p. m.- Ellener flour program 10:30 a. m. Mondng 3lualc for tirrusewlrre. 7:00 p. m. A IIC Chain. 11:00 a. m: ShrmMng Sen lee: Slush: Plateile Tall. 10:00 p. m.- 5tualral program. 12:00 nean-'l9mr: Weather: IT. S. Radio Farm School THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 12:15 p. m. -layan & Bryan Grain Quotation. 5:30 P Trio. 12:30 p. m.- 31umral Programs. 8:00 n. m. -Alll' Chain. 1:00 a. m. -You Aultle Hoffman Slualc Co. 10:191 n. m. -1:11 1a tlovenden, 1:30 0. m.- Basbal. 10:10 O. m.- 3lueurl program. (:00 p. m. -Yin Audle Hoffman Stuole Co. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 28 4:30 p. m.- inkiness Announcements. 5:30 p. m.- Cnitlrnu'a Trio. 5:00 p. m -1'nele AIn)Y's Halt flour with R111.11n 7:00 o. m. -Alp` rhahl. 5:30 p. m.- SUlthao a Trio. 8:110 p. m. -P, -cry and Bob 01111 their Model florae. 6:00 p. m.- W..alber Flge,sal. 9:00 p. in.-%1:c l'hain. 6:30 0. m.- 0lonet flour Concert. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 29 7:00 p. m.-A. H. 1'. Chaln Ievepl Wr,oerlpyl 3:00 p. in.-31n111er Sllulln Organ reel',! 7330 p. it-Copra-et Time. 5:10 p. m -SI1011'an'r Trin 9:00 e. m.- 3lualeal pnriram, 9:00 p. m: ARC Chain Sr/timber 29 Radio Doings î-S Timely Trade Topics Bireh -Smith Furniture Company of The Arum I:adio Laboratories of Istil 737 South Hill Street have just com- TurLaon St.., Los Angeles, inventors pleted the installation of three sound - and sole manufacturers of the Arm; proof demonstration rooms in their Ra- Coudeuser, are drawing plans for an dio Department. Here the new Spar- addition lo their present factory. the ton and Atwater Kent radio, for which demand for these condensers becoming they have just been appointed down- so great as to make additional manu- town dealers. may be advantageously facturing facilities necessrry. heard. Mr, Walter Fagan, president of Pa- cific Wholesale, Inc., Southern Califor- The Wholesale Radio Jobbers Credit nia distributors for the well -known Men's Association ut a recent meeting Smarten receivers, left Friday. Septem- put themselves on record SP believing ber 21, for Jackson, Mich. He is an that, hl view of the Increase of bust - far behind on his orders for Sparten liess reasonably anticipated tinti.can be receivers timt he has gone to the Spar- in the radin industry. a still closer co- ton factory to get merchandise on the operation het ween the dealers and job- way to fill his dealer orders. bers Is very essential. and to this end, through the medium of the above con - Russe H. tUlson. 133 W. Washington. mittee, the association will endeavor to LOS Angeles, lins been appointed Niue from time to time such tingges . tert;ry representative for the Marco lions to the dealers us they believe will prodeele, manufactured by the Martin - be helpful to them in the conduct of ropeland Company of Providence, R. I. their business. tarir latest product being the Marco Realizing the importance of close co Dynamic Speaker. operation between the radio dealers and the wholesale radin jobbers. and POLITICS the great benefits that can in all proba- present bility be derived through this co-opera- That the Presidential cam- lion, the Wholesale Radio Jobbers paign is being waged over the air to a Credit Men's Association has appointed groat extent is indicated by announce- It committee for the purpose of render- ments from the Republican camp. Mon- ing such necessary assistance to the day. Tuesday. and Saturday of the week. defilers in the matter of their extension beginning September Roth, there will he of credit and making collections as ap- National Broadcasting Company hook- pears to be beneficial to them. ups during the half hour. from 6 to 6:30 p. m. Tuesday. October consists of: Paul D. 2nd, there The committee will be Elgin, Credit Manager Western Radio, similar national hookup during the half hour, from 11:30 to 12:00 noon chairman; George .1. inc.. Flllberti, The only definite program John G, Rapp Corpora- for any of Credit Manager these to tion; Fred Neuhaus, Credit Manager dates is be on Saturday. Octo- ber 6th, when Herbert. Hoover Leo J. Meyherg Company: G. H. Tay- will speak lor. Credit Manager Ungar k Watson: from sane place ns yet not decided upon. The other speakers will all he M .1 Ferguson, Credit Manager l'ale Rstilo Electric. party leaders of national importance 'these programs. which will all reach 1.0s Angeles over KFI. should prove In westing to these persons who want ro weigh carefully the platforms and FOR SALE o'ailgn promises of both parties. "Hot Spot" 14, Superhetero- dyne (laboratory model( A real DX set. Less accessorles, SOS 00 SALESMEN WANTED \i,,t have auto. Radio esperience not Seven tube irnith with mod - necessary. A real moneymaking eM nudes amplifier installed SSO oU propnstt ton. MISSION BELL MFG. CO. Call HE. 1913 After 7 P. M. Daily 1431 S. Lon Angeles St. Los Angeles h Radio Doings Se/'le,n1', _''/ The essential feature. of these programs are identical with those sent by the stations. Salt Lake City, Utah- -990 Kc. 1000 WATTS -302.8 METERS KSL "The Vol,, of the Inter Mountain Empire" Earl I. Glide 8:00 p. m.-L. D. R. Semler, fown the studio riennal Manan, 9:00 a. m -"Utah Loud Straker, " MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 Leal. L. Laca' Program Dlreni or 6:30 5. u.- M:11-in Petersen. buttons and accompanist. rt] 7:00 p. m. -'The Blue Itlare Minera." John N. Cap. 7:30 p. m. -The Adlue Instrumental Trlo. Tec Mtrai Director 1110 p. re -"The Jewel Bog." 830 p. re.- Popular Instrumental and Vocal Oeuttel. Roeeae G. Greyer Od-f nnm.ne.e TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 6:30 p. m.-Salt Take Police DepartmenL EARLE J. GLADE 7:00 p. m. -Ben Franklin Gardner, Negrn Peel. dried by Mme. Freddy Stanley. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:30 p. m.- MargnitnlIe Turner, mrtto- 1000., and I'IuDy Adams, pianist 5:15 a. le.- RerHlla 5:00 p. m. -'The Serenader,'- Mandolin and Guitar 690 . w.- Retling-up exercises. -40etlallsta with the 6:15 a. m- Music for the early ,Her. 630 p.m .- Hatttiour Mt -Timm. 9:00 p. m. -Dance Mush 6:30 a. m.- Repetition of exercise.. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3 6:50 P. M. -New York Sock 31arknt sod Chlcapn (italo Market. 6:30 p. m.- Better Businew Burrell. 6:45 p. m.- Adrien to the Hoar Hardener. 790 s. m.- IusplraUonal petted by "Optima" 7:00 e. m.- "Community Dour." 7:15 a. N.-An hour 1th the Masten of Melody. 6:00 p. m. -Flute Quartet_ p. Ensemble. 610 a. m. -News Sertir for the Shopper. 9:00 m.- Concert 610 a. m. -Items of Piton-Pt to Madam.. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 9:30 a. no. -I Wednesday oily), Helen Webster. Ini,- 6:30 0. m.-Informal program. nor Decoration expert 7:00 p, m.- Gordon Comlmanison. tenor. 1110 a. m.- Nunn -hour Variety Bnadeast. 7:30 p. m. -Funk Cole and Donald tope. tlnllnlats. 110 p. m.- Popular Hoar. 8:00 p. m. -344t Kehl.a and his llawitien Trio. 2:00 p. m. -KSL Cancan Hour. 8:30 p. m. -Th. Mormon Tabernacle Organ and Choir I:00 p. ea.- The TM; Tot." hour with (+ricl. lie-n.-. 9:30 p, le. -Danes Mode. nand the gang. 4:00 5. m. -"Ye Old. Crier." FRIDAY. OCTOBER 5 510 p. m.- Ogden Lircelnek Market. 6:30 p. m. -3. A. Van Duren, tenor. 5:30 p. es.-- New York Snick Market. 7:00 p. m. -"Tim it.nJoliers," Nnuliy Trio. 6:00 p. m. - Ptah and Salt Lake Mining Market 7:30 p. m. -Tim Peterson Bros.. popular duettists 6'05 O. M. -'HII Brother' and the children. 810. rm.-Music of Yesterday. 1010 p.m - Road Report to Tourists. 630 p.m . -1)1,1 -thine Dance Muse. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 6 10:00 a. m.-- Mormon Tabernacle Services. 6:00 p. .e.- "Tho Home ('tecle," with Dr. Ray Dim. of 11:00 a. -Noon Hour Broadcast. the First Metho,U.I ITureh. 12'00 noon -t. It. S. A. "Watrh Tower " 6:30 p. m. -Melba and Hazel Osborne. "The Mme 110 p. m. - Society Trio. 1:30 P. m. Amerleaidxatlnn Program 790 p. m. -The Brlmley Brntbere quartet. 3:00 5.en . -KSL Concert limo. 8:00 P. 0.---The Pushy Trio." Iuslrumentalln. 6:30 p. M. -First Presbyterian Church Seruine.. 630 p. m. -' Opportunity Hour." 7:30 p. m.- Community Dourr LOU p. es. -Dann. Manic.

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I I :00 a. m.- Time Signala 191 a. m.- Weather, Stocks. sto. t I :I5 a. m.- Urgatt iterllal.

300 p. m.-Stocka. market., ele. 525 p. m.-Road 'Gnarls. 5:30 p. m.-Venetian Nights, N. B. C. 6:00 p. In.-Iparta Troubadours, N. B. C. 630 p. m.-Palnolave (lour, N. B. C. IRESMA.% Y. TAI. lit r 7:30 p. m.-ICOA Mixed Quartet. 8:00 p. in.-The Novelty Shop. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 8:30 p. m.-Lucllle Fowler. oontralto- 1000 a. m.- Moutview Boulevard Presbyterian Church. 9:00 p. m.-EOA Orchestra. 1200 noon-Sixty Musical Minutes, N. B. C, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 100 p. m.- -Ornla Stellnake. soprano. and Whdfred 3:00 p. m.-Thursday Afternoon Slimiest*. Y'.on,:, pianist, N. B. C. 3:30 p. m.-"The 5lumhlg Poet Btylogram." 130 p. m.- Nalloual String Orchestra. N. B. C. 3:45 D. m.-klualcal Program. 5:15 p. m.- Iblller a !lour. N. B. C. 500 p. m.-Btocke, markets. etc. 6:15 p. m.-- Huff- Sebrudrr organ recital. 5:75 p. m.-Road Reports. 6:45 p. m.-- 51onlrlew Boulevard Presbyterian Church. 6:00 p. m.-Orcheatrae that Differ, N. B. C. like I[er. William L. Barrett. pastar. 630 p. m.-Slax:weU flouse Coffee Hour, N. B. C. 700 p. m.-Ilaleey Stuart. N. B. C- MONDAY. OCTOBER I 7:30 p. C. 5:00 ibakr. markets, etc. m.-BIwFR p m.- IDAY, OCTOBER 5 525 p. m. -Road reports. 3:00 p. m.-DousGwlea' matinee - Compositions J 5:30 p. m.- Ilonto Palace hotel Orchestra. SLnkowskl. m. -"Rlv,-reldp Hour," N. B. C. 6:00 p. 4:30 p. m.-Stooks. markets. etc 6 :30 p. Cosmopolitan Hotel Orchestra. m.- 435 p. m.-Road Reporta. 790 0. m.- Denver Concert Orchestra 5:00 p. m.-Cllbea Renleo Orchestra and Cavaliers. 8:00 tn. - Licht Opera p. -RUA t'o., or wofUne "Iulanthe." N. IL C. 10:00 0. m. -Re.se Popular Trio. 6:00 p. m.-Ext.mamn Service. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2 630 p. m.-Brown Palace hotel Onheelra. 2:00 p. m.-- Housewives' matinee. 7:00 p. m.-Stromberg-Carlson. N. It. C. 4:00 u. m,- Voters Sartre. N. II. C. 730 p. m.-Answers to Financial Questions. 4:30 p. m.- 5twlari s garden. N. B. C. m.-The Solitaire Serenaders. 5:00 p. m.- Stocks, market.. etc. 805 p. m.-Vlucerd Lopes Hotel St. Regis dame or- 5:75 p -Road report_ nhr.rre. N. R C 5:30 p. m.- !4cowl, Palace lintel Orchestra. 830 p. a.-The Artist's elulllo-River Srelca. 0:00 P. C. - -C..mnpolltun Motel °wheaten. 9:00 p. m.-The Musir Album. 6:30 p. m.- Question Bog. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 7:00 p. e.S'llcgont Club Eskimos. N. D. C. 11 :10 e. m.-Road 'etaraa. 7:30 5. tn.-Answers pre Financial 4 ientie te. 1230 p. m.-RCA Hour, N. B. C. 7:35 p. m.- Varney. the Bphe of Lire. 400 p. m.-Vhnoeut Lofiez and his Hotel Si. ItegL 5:00 p. m. - -Red Bobbins and Ole Old -Time Dann deuce orchestra. N. D. C. .!rots +tea. 4:30 p. m.-Low White organ recital. N. B. C. 5 :35 p. m.- Musical Mixtures. 5:15 p. m.-"The World's Itu.duees," by Dr. J1111ue 5:30 p. m.- -hotel !newel Orchestra. N. B. C. Klein, N. B. C. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3 530 p. tn.-Preview of International Sturdily School 430 p. m.- VWeent Lopes am' his Hotel St. Begb, lesson. dance orchdO6. N. H. C. 6:00 p. m.-PNWce Dour, N. B. C. San Jose, California -1010 Kc. CALIFORNIA FARM BUREAU STATION 600 WATTS -296.09 METERS FRED J. HART, Manager

KQW MONDAY. OCTOBER I 3:30 p. m. -talee Teachers' College. 7:00 P. m.- Uallforol Farm Bureau Evening Radio Nox I 5:00 p. m.-- Bellona program. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 2 3:30 p. m. -Stile Teachers' College. 790 p. m.- Callfamla Farm Bureau Er011l110 Radio Ne. 5:00 p` m.- SIIrerlse procrem FRED J. BART WEDNESOAY, OCTOBER 3 3:30 p. m.- -Slant. Teachera' Pollee. DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY 7:00 p. in.-California Farm Bureau Ereunl( Radio Nevo 1:00 p. a. -Ilart's Store half hour. 5:00 p. m. -511d -week r,ieee. First Baptist Church. 1:30 p. re. -The Ftlendy bout. THURSDAY. OCTOBER 4 2:30 p. m. -The Style Chat. 3:30 P. m. Stave Teachers' College. 4:00 p. m.- Bunahlne flour with W. K- 7:00 P. m.- Callfornla Farm Bureau Evening Radio 510 p. m. -Aunt Sammy ulk: Home Economics (et News. as tu rd a, I. 8:00 P. m.- Studio prostrate. 5:30 p. re. -Pal's Blg Brother Hour tea. Bamrdal). FRIDAY. OCTOBER 6 6:00 P. m.- Spezial radio feature. 3:30 p. m.--Stare Teacher' College. 690 p.m.- Farman Exchange lez Saturday). 8:00 p. m. -Fear Ti ('h,h program. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 30 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 5 10:15 a. m.-Sunday School le..oio hr !'red J. Hart- 6:00 P. m.Sprclal Ralle features. 11:00 a. m.- Mmnl,g service First Baptist Church, con- 6:30 p. m.- Calufornla Farm Bureau Evening Radio ducted by Ilse Harold E. Sartori. N,w s. 7:30 p. m.-Evening service. First Baptist Church. 7:10 p. m.-Borth Diet by Herbert Corwin. 78 Radio Doings September 29 1Ra'to Eon gs Trade Mark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Neo York Office l.oa Angtdes Office San Fronture Office ) W. HAS TIE 1I0ItWOtilt PUFF CO. CONGER & MOODY 155 East 42nd Street 407 Mast Pieu Street 614-15 Hearst Bldg. Vanderbilt 4661 WEetmore 1401 Kearney 6483 CL.UYU MARSHALL, JR, GEORGE W. MARSHALL Editor 91ri11e» Manager K. G. ORMISTUN MAJ. LAWRENCE MUTT Technical Editor Associate Editor Copyright, 1928, by llerwood Puhlir.hina Co.

CONTENTS ILO. Paca The New Allocation Plan 5 Trade News 27 Radio Topics of the Day 14 Shore Wave Club...... 31 The Studio 15 ti. \t. Screen grid Six.. i7 DX Club 24 Questions and Answers 39 Studio News 25 Schedule of DX Stations 42 Day.Fan Radio 20 Timely Trade Topics 75

DIRECTORY OF DETAILED PROGRAMS Call Call Letters Location Maters Page Letters Location Meters Page KELW Burbank. Calif.... 228.9 56 KUQ....Spokane. Wash... 370.2 74 KEX 1'ortland ...... 277.8 70 KIR.... Seattle ...... 348.6 73 KLX....Oakland 508 66 KFI Los Angeles 468 fi 46 KMIC ... Inglewood. Cal. 224 5s KEJK... Reverly hills. Cal. 252 52 KMO....Tacoma. Wash. 254.1 72 KFON.. l.ottg Beach. Cal.. 242 W KMTR.. Hollywood 516.9 52 KFQZ...Los Angeles 232.4 GI KNRC.. Santa Monica .... 375 62 KFRC...San Francisco 454,3 67 KNX....Los Angeles 337 50 KFSD...San Diego. Cal.... 440.9 60 KOA.... Denver, Colo 3.26 77 KFtitl.. Los Angeles 252 65 KOIN... Portland. Ore. ... 319 71 KFWB.. Hollywood 161.8 54 KOMO.. Seattle 309 73 KFWC.. Pomona, Cal. .... 221.1 58 KPLA.. ,Los Angeles 288.3 56 KFWI...San Francisco ... 268 69 KPO San Francisco ... 422.3 68 KO ....Spokane, Wash... 260.7 74 KPQ Seattle 230.0 72 KGEN.. RI Centro. Cal.... 225.4 70 KQW... San Jose, Cal 298 77 KGER...I.ong Beach, Cal.. 215.7 63 KSL.... Salt Iake City 302.8 76 KGFII .. Glendale. Cal. ... 283 62 KTAB...Oakland. Cal 280 68 KGFJ ... Los Angeles 212.0 61 KTRI... Los Angeles 276 65 KGO.... Oakland. Cal..... 384 69 KWTC.. Santa Ana. Cal 221.1 64 KGW... Portland. Ore. ... 491.5 71 KVA San Francisco ... 352.7 66 KW.... Los Angeles 399.8 48 National Broadcasting Co.. ... 44

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