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ABE BURROWS: They Laughed When He Sat Down at the Piano Page 6 Dorothy Weber, Route I, lox 405, Yu- caipa, Calif. Sirs: We get a big kick out of the rile Sall Inspires tire Pen letters in the Ear Inspires the Pen column, and when someone asks to see an article on "so and so" which Suzanne Claire Dean, 103 East Whiting. Mrs. S. R. E., Pasadena, Calif. perhaps had been in an edition two Fullerton, Calif. Sirs: Would you please print a pic- or three weeks before, we know they're not a steady subscriber. Sirs: Permit me to call your atten- ture of Buddy Jobe, plus some of his People who get "nervous break- tion to the program of the "Chicago vital statistics? He is on the "Ladies downs" from listening to com mer- Round Table," which comes Sunday Day" program each morning, and I cials make me sick. Don't they real- nights on KFI at 11:00 p.m. It is certainly enjoy listening to him. The ize that we wouldn't have any pro- without exception one of the finest only trouble is, they don't give him discussions I have ever heard on grams if there were no sponsors? radio—three cultivated gentlemen They should sell their radios and go up into the mountains and find a and each one has something to say cave, and get away from civilization! with wisdom and good judgment. The only trouble now is that there But, and here ts the complaint, aren't enough hours in the day to why is such a program on the air at listen to all the good programs, and that hour? The public listens to a we practically have to toss a coin to lot of what might be termed "drivel" see which program we'll listen to many hours of the week, but when when all four networks have star such an event as "Chicago Round programs at the same time. Table" is ready for the air it has to appear at an hour most people interested have retired. With all the dis- Mrs. Wilfred Hill, 7545 Woodrow Wilson appointment and discussion and Drive, Hollywood, Calif. complaint as to education, why dis- Sirs: I have listened very carefully, play real intelligence at 11:00 o'clock and cannot find the slightest differ- at night? It comes close to being ence in the voices of Ira Grissel and tragic. Paul Owens and Buddy Jobe Jeff Chandler. Do they belong to the The "Chicago Round Table" is heard at 10:30 Sunday mornings during the same person, or are my ears playing winter season. The program usually enough songs to sing. I wish some tricks on me? switches to the late p.m. slot during the sponsor would back him for fifteen No, your ears must be guile all right. sum mer, as we recall, and will probab- minutes of songs and steel guitar Ira has been using the name Jeff Chand- ly continue to do so unless you listeners ler professionally ever since his picture use gour powers of persuasion on EFL selections. That's one program I appearance in 'The Invisible Wall." Incidentally, RES!) in San Diego has Wouldn't miss. been carrying - Round Table" at a ma- Note, "some sponsor"? And here's tutinal hour throughout the year. Duddy (the stripe-suited gent on the Sylvia Hannon, 5048 West 116th Street right) in company with Paul Owens. Vi- tal statistics include that he was born Los Angeles 45, Calif. in Los Angeles, attended University High Sirs: Yes, yes, I too would like to School and U.C.L.A.. and joined the - Ladies' Day" cast in September of see some pictures of Bob Phillips, Al CLEANS BEST 1946. In addition to playing both elec- Poska, and Winkle, As Mrs. Frank- tric and steel guitar, Ruddy can also lin said, "How about it?" Also some manage a string bass and sags he sometimes "gets interesting results" with a stories of them? I enjoyed the one of piano or cornet. Although he makes ..„, more than his share of nonsense on the show, you'll be interested to know that Ruddy is the most reserved and quiet of all the "Four R's" away from the microphone.

Mrs. E. Scheibeler, 154 North Parkwood, Pasadena I. Calif. Sirs: I should like to express to you some degree of the information and e pleasure I have derived from your Al Poska "Winkle" Wileman magazine since I first became ac- quainted with it a few months ago. Bob Phillips very much. But would For nine years I have been a I like more? Why, natch. And I stranger to radio speakers, singers, know I'm not alone. So here's hoping bands, and must learn all of them we'll see pictures and pictures, then anew. Your magazine is certainly a more pictures, of the two P's (Phil- COSTS LESS Godsend. Thank you a million times. lips and Poska) and their right arm, I should like to mention one pro- Winkie. Sparkling Super KENU makes gram which I enjoy above others of Folks, we'd certainly like to give two. three, four, maybe even more, stories a sudsy ...silky-soft cleansing the western cowboy kind. That is Tex to all your favorite solution that neutralizes soil— Carmen, who sings on KXLA at 12:30 radio people — but Monday through Saturday. His sing- with so many new emulsifies grease—in a remark- personalities arriv- ing puts other western singers in the ing every day we're able new way. And you get 2 shade. And his instrumentation is kept hopping hand- full pounds for less than the exceptional. Also, he is very versatile. ling just ONE article per. Pos ka price of a few ounces of man} Recently, he gave a rendition of and Phillips have "Roamin' i' the Gloamin'" which was both been featured, detergents. Save money —save wonderful, and a few days before as you know, so work—with wonderful KENU! hope these pictures he had done "The Caissons" and his will suffice. (and At all grocers. accompaniment left me without keep watc hin g "Seen on the Radio words to express my appreciation. I Sce ne" and our lob Phillips "Lightens Housework Through Chemistry" just must give the man a hand, in news section for case others are perhaps missing a those extra articles and candid shots rare treat' toc in, to oive everuhmitt ,) 47"lertr=99 Pa qf Two Mabel Padgett, 1271 /12 West 37th Place, Gloria Acheson, 8831 Baring Cross Street, Los Angeles 7, Calif. Los Angeles 44, Calif. 7.44s week os Sirs: Am writing to say how glad Sirs: Now that Bob Mitchell has I am that "Ozzie and Harriet" are his own show, why not do a story back on the air again, but where, oh about him in your "Men of Music" where, is "Gloria"? She was por- series? He's on so many other shows K F I trayed by Bea Benaderet, was she besides his own, it would be nice to not?---and I thought I heard her know a little bit about him. name mentioned in the cast. Unless A "welcome back to radio" story was given Bob Mitchell upon his return from FINE DRA MAS, W ELL W RITTEN I'm mistaken about the latter, why the armed services not so long ago, and is she not playing "Gloria"? I think he has also been AND PRODUCED AND ENACTED Ozzie and Harriet have a grand extensively included in all our "La- WITH CARE, ARE AL WAYS HIGH show, but I think "Gloria," along dies' Dag" articles with "Thorny" (John Brown) makes to date (last one ON THE LIST OF FAVORITE PRO- it more complete. Have always May 3, 1937). So GRA MS. T WO TOP-FLIGHT PRO- wanted the following to happen: it may be a little time before we can GRA MS OF THIS TY P E ARE Harriet: Gloria, oh Gloria. include him as a "Man of Music" in "CO N QU EST" AN D "TH E BIG Gloria: Did you call me, Mrs. Nel- fairness to others son? who have not get STORY." BOTH ARE HEARD ON had articles. But "a Harriet: Yes, I did. little bit abo ut KFI. Gloria: Well, that's not my name. him" is: he is a native Angeleno, lob Mitdiell An awful pun, I'll admit, but I'd who won the de- Alice Drake „still like to have it happen, so I can gree of Fellow of the American Guild of Organists (the highest a w a r d in the breathe a sigh of relief. United States) when he was only eight- Would love to have a complete een. Ile has been in radio since 1935, and on Christmas Dag of 1934 he found- story on John Brown, the most versa- ed his Robert Mitchell "Boycholr," com- tile man on radio. Let's see, he's posed of youngsters between the ages of "Thorny," "Father" on "Date With twelve and sixteen. With this group. Bob has appeared in many pictures, in- Judy," "Al" on "My Friend Irma," cluding "The Jolson Story" and "Goin' Digger O'Dell" on "Life of Riley," 31p Wag," (and if you're a movie-goer and seems I've heard him in dual you can see them soon in "Paleface" with Bob Hope, "Connecticut Yankee" roles too. with Bing Crosby, and "The Bishop's "Gloria" was deleted front the Ozzie- Wife" with Loretta Young and Carg Harriet scripts due to a tightened budg- Grant). et, but Bea still plays other voices on the program when needed. Radio Life told the John Brown story July 27, 1947, Ruby Dotson and nephew Billy Harrison, and also April 1, 1945. Route 42, lox, 169, El Paso, Texas. Sirs: Just wished you to know we Charles F. Schoen«, 6261 /12 South Hoover love your Radio Life. It gets better Street Los Angeles 44, Calif. and better all the time. It's just the magazine we have been looking for— Sirs: Some months ago, I started with pictures and news about our listening to "Invitation to Spanish," favorite radio stars and folks we with "The Marlow Family," and I hear all the time. The eastern maga- surely enjoy the way they teach zines seem only to have interest in ALICE DRAKE portrays the role of Spanish. They are now on KYOR horse operas and their doings, of Miss Wilson when "Conquest" offers (San Diego) at 4:30 p.m. daily. which we are surely tired. I am dramas taken from the Public Health Before the war, our local radio keeping each copy of Radio Life, and files each Wednesday night at 7. The stations had some very educational am going to have them put together scripts are written by Karl Schlich- progra ms on the air, including some way. We were so very delighted ter. courses in Spanish, English and even too to see something about Bea Chinese. I believe we need a return Benaderet, as we think she deserves Bob Sloane of educational programs to the radio much credit for being on so many again, and suggest your readers shows and working so hard. We are write in their ideas and perhaps surely fond of her. Thank you so some good sponsors will give us very much. some programs as instructive and enjoyable as "Invitation to Spanish." Many thanks to Radio Life for keep- * * RADIO LIFE * * ing us so well-informed about what's CARL M. RIGSBY, Publisher doing in radio. Jan. 11,1948 4M39., Vol. 16, No. 19 Published Weekly at Los Angeles, California. Mrs. M. E., 429 North Lake Street, Los Business and Editorial Offices: 6361 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28. Phone Hillside 9275. Angeles 26, Calif. Radio Life was entered as Second Class Matter Sirs: On Sunday, November 2, at May 8, 1942, at Los Angeles. under Act of March 3, 1879. Prepaid Subscription, 64.25 1:30 p.m. I listened to a program year, $2.25 six months. Single Copies on sale called "California Caravan" (KECA) at leading Independent Grocers in Southern California. Single Copies by mail 18.•. Address and enjoyed the little play very all remittances and correspondence to Radio much as I used to live in that part Life. of the country a good many years EVELYN A. RIGSBY, Editor ago. Editorial Department: Feature Editor, Joan Buchanan: Art Director, Ray Wheeler; Log The elderly lady in the boarding Editor, Sial Julian. house put me in mind of a lady that Bushmen Department: General Manager. B. W. I used to know in those days, and if Lewis; Advertising Manager. Gene Jones; Office Manager, Georgia Caywood. BOB SLOANE acts as narrator when it is possible I would like very much All material used by Radio I.ife is specially to know who played that part. prepared by its own staff writers, and re- "The Big Story" tells authentic tales printing in whole or in part without pub- of the men who report the news each Marian Richman is the actress whose lisher's permission st rictly forbidden. Un- voice you heard. She appears on the solicited manuscripts can not be accepted or Monday night at 9:30. program frequently, whenever parts fur retnnwd. an erreptionally low-pitched voice are Adiertieting Offices: 68 Post St., San Fran THAT'S KF1--DIAL 640 available. cisco. 75 E. Wacker Dr., Chicago. — Adverttseme e CoII... listojeteus C. Page Three .... JIMMIE AT HIS DESK. Three days a week he drops his work at noon and plays golf. Fid:er offices are in a reconverted Hollywood residence. (Rothschild photo.) Is Fidler More Than

FAMOUS LOVE STORIES EVANGELINE . . . a sweet A Gossip? Acadian girl, loved Gabriel, the son of the village black- smith. The lovers were parted Purveyor of Hollywood Juicy Bits by war. They endlessly sought At 3,000 Words per Quarter Hour, each other, but not until death The "1 Do Mean )'ou" Man Says He was at Gabriel's door did they Really Wants to Promote America find each other again.

Sunday, 5:30 p.m. human interest stories and anec- MRS-KIM-KGB Sunday. 7:30 p.m. dotes. .413C-KECA-KleMB "I'm not under contract now as to F YOU HAD a column in 175 my material," says Fidler. "I can newspapers and a fifteen- say what I want; if I chose, I could minute radio show that went do such a column right now. But out over 400-odd stations of my sponsors hire me to sell their the Mutual and ABC net- product. They know, and I know, works, a home at Toluca that my Hollywood gossip program Lake complete with swim ming pool does it successfully. If I tried an• and a much better thah speaking other type of program and it didn't' acquaintance with Hollywood's stars, sell the product, then that wouldn't you'd think that you'd have about be fair to them." all to be asked of life. As it is, Jim mie most enjoys his Jim mie Fidler has all these things, "Americans in the News Award." be- but he hasn't yet achieved what he cause it comes closest to interpreting Quick bassotv846 really wants. The goal he's driving America as he would like to do it. for is still outside his reach. Jim mie's staff culls the news each day for outstanding heroisms per- He'd be the happiest man in the formed without thought of 'reward world if he had fifteen minutes of "l e e ellif tor and by unknown Americans, gives radio time to do with as he likes. the collection to a motion picture He'd devote that fifteen minutes to actor who selects the one he thinks telling the story of America, to in- most worthy. terpreting its flavor, not via news or news com mentary, but by way of "The star runs over the list," says Jim mie, "and perhaps decides that ed.?" zwe we should give the award to a little girl who fished her sister out of the WHITE, KING SOAP cistern. The little girl is sent a beautiful watch which she never ex- Ironing can be easy when pected to get, and a $50. United you wash your clothes with States Savings Bond." • W HITE KING SOAP. That's Great Admirer In the course of his life, Jim mie because W HITE KING has met a number of men and wom- washes off surface dirt; en, some of whom have been pretty big heroes in the eyes of most washes out hidden dirt; Americans. But the hero in his own leaves no dirt or scum to eyes is J. Edgar Hoover. slow your iron.Your clothes (Please Turn lo Page 32) are crisp and fresh and clean. Try WH ITE KING...you'll FIDLER AND BOWLING PUPIL three-year-old Jeff, son, by a pre- love W HITE KING SOAP. 41vious marnage, of the present Mrs. Fidler. Jimmie believes in t.zaching youngsters their sports at an early age. Monday, Wednesday, 1: :On p.m. The only thing that some people seem Nne-titel-liteSI) to doubt is that I was a barber. Well, 1. What rival baritone do you like all 1 can say is that if the scof fers be,st to hear sing? Why? shaved fares and clipped hair four- My eight-year-old son, Ronnie. You teen hours a day as I did at the age should hear the character practicing of fifteen, they wouldn't regard it as his songs for the choir—in Latin! a legend. He's got Ring, Frankie and his old 7. Where and what was your first man heat by a mile. professional appearance? 2. Is there any question that you When I was seven, my father gave dislike being asked by interviewers? me fifty cents !or singing at a family The only one I really mind is when party. And I really earned it—my they ask my advice on women's fash- mother insisted on twelve encores. ions. I'm no authority on long skirts, Maybe she's prejudiced. short skirts or anything else con- 8. Is there any musical comedy, nected with the "new look." I'm just operetta or operatic role that you interested in a good song and trying nurse a secret desire to attempt? to sing it as well as I can. I don't know. I think I'll stick to

EX-BARBER PERRY COMO, now star with Jo Stafford on -Chester- field Supper Club, - admits he once wrote a song but doesn't want to talk about it. Perry Como inswers Aw, ¿mon. Perry, it might be a hit!

I like all food that's prepared well, with a special leaning to Italian dishes. I mix a salad that I'm kind of !et 20 questions proud of. 12. Does the tag, "a second Russ Columbo," secretly please or dismay you? Names Ills Favorite Baritone, Tells I don't recall being tagged that What Is His Pet Song and Why, and way But 1 do know that Russ was a wonderful singer and a great guy. Recalls His First Professional Stint 13. What is your favorite melody and why? "Temptation." It has the perfect blending of lyrics and music. 3. What is your definition of a the popular tunes as long as the 14. When you were a little boy and "crooner"? Cornos have the eating habit. hadn't an inkling of becoming a How do I know? I'm not one. 9. Do you find it easy or difficult singer, what did you think you'd 4. What does your little boy say to memorize and remember lyrics? most like "to grow up to be"? about your singing? If I like the tune, learning the I guess I always wanted to be a If he's any authDrity, Ronnie seems lyrics comes easy as pie. If I don't singer, although for a long time I to think his pop can carry a tune like it, I don't sing it. was afraid I'd turn out to be a long- without going off key too frequently. 10. Have you ever written a song? term barber. 5. Do you ever vocalize around the If so, what, and what happened to 15. What is your favorite anecdote house—sing in the tub or shower? it? about your son? What? I tried it once. Shall we drop the This has been told a million times, I guess I'm no different from any- matter? but you asked me for my favorite, so one else. I do my best singing under 11. What is your favorite food and here got- When we were out on the the shower. I never gave any real can you prepare it yourself? (Please Turn to Page 15) thought to what I sing there but 1 suppose it's the latest nit of the day. 6. Are there any press agent leg- ends about your career that you would like to clarify in print? If so, go ahead. I hate to let you down but there has been no "baloney" about me in print--at least, none that I know of.

COMO'S NEWEST FAN M O gets e ready to stuff the singer with marsh- mallows, a gag cooked up because a Chicago listener recently pelted Perry with a hard peppermint which was thrown from the balcony and billed the baritone on ne temple. Left to right, clustered around Como, conductor Lloyd Shaaer, Art Lambert and Ted Hansen, Ben Grauer, -Satisfiers - Helen Carroll and Bob Lange. Zkey ,Caughed When Re Sat Down At the Piano

Abe Burrows' Party Entertaining Gained Such Enthusiastic Devotees That Friends SONG WRITER FRANK LOESSER, who can practically claim that hr Pushed Him Into the Limelight of Radio -discovered - Burrows the bard, guested on Abe's show with a few sour notes of his own. As even-tempered as he looks here, Burrows has a deep appreciation of By Joan Buchanan others' talents, including Frank's.

Saturday. 9 p.m. near a piano without being showered tend. More and more he enjoyed ellS-K IV X with requests for "The Girl with the entertaining people instead of writ- Three Blue Eyes," "Ain't You Sorry, ing the lines and hearing the audi- ACK IN 1945, Abe Burrows, Now Tokyo Rose, Sorry for What You ence laugh vicariously. Entertaining a writer on "Duffy's Tav- Done?," "I May Be Sick in the Hos- the boys at Birmingham Hospital ern," thought it would be pital, But I'm Not Sick of You," or proved to Burrows that his songs fun to entertain a couple any one of his other hits at the were as funny to an audience of of song-writing buddies "hits." strangers as they were to personal with some slap-happy songs of his friends and song-writers. - own —songs that mercilessly kidded Singers and comics, seeing the The national magazines heard the sometimes-not-so-honorable pro- audience value of Burrows tunes, fession of song-writing. Frank Loes- tried to buy the rights to some be- about Burrows rolling such funny folks as Groucho Marx, Danny Kaye, ser ("I Wish I Didn't Love You So") fore Abe had even written them and Johnny Mercer ("Blues in the down. The late Jerome Kern told Robert Benchley and Henry Morgan Night") laughed their heads off at Abe never to sell his songs to any- in the aisles, and articles about the Abe's improvised ditty, "I looked one. "Keep them, and use them "comic's comedian" began to be read by a public who'd never heard a under a rock and found a rose and yourself," was Kern's advice. that rose was you." Pretty soon, Abe was invited to Burrows song. It was Joan Davis (whose show Abe writes) who finally more parties than he could ever at- It developed that Abe couldn't get said, "I'd like to see you in front of an audience with those songs," and handed her packed CBS studio over "THE GREATEST UNDISCOVERED TALENT in show business, - is the modest to Abe one night after the broadcast. claim that Abe makes for maestro Milton DeLugg (with accordion/. He further As a result he went on the network claims that the De Lugs quartet is so good that even its mistakes lit into the arrange- on a fifteen-minute-a-week series ments. with Milton DeLugg and his trio. Love of show business was passed down to Abe by his father, a bugi- ness man who used to paste Tony Pastor billboards free, just to get a chance to get behind scenes. After college, Abe became in quick suc- cession a runner in Wall Street, wire clerk, board man, customer's man, certified accountant, maple syrup salesman, wall paper salesman and finally woven label salesman. Am- bitious to sell gag radio scripts, Abe became known as "Gags and tags" or "Abel the label" around the glam- orous world of the woven label. Eventually landing in radio sol- idly, he became in turn writer for Ed Gardner, "Stoopnagle," Rudy Val- lee and John Barrymore, Dinah Shore and Joan Davis. Most of Abe's satirizing is pointed at the song-writing field, because having so many song-writing friends ad b, "OH BURT ME NOT on the lone prairie — because I am not dead, - -You put a piece of carbon AN ARTISTIC PASSAGE introduces paper under your heart and gave me "HEINZ THE HUNTSMAN rides the concert song, -Pansy in My just a copy of your love, - "Oh how we away, galloping, galloping, gallop- Garden. - A self-taught pianist, Burrows danced on the night we we re wed, I ing, etc., etc., - looks as if it's in progress makes music which is as much a satire as needed a wife like a ho:e in the head - here. Now published is an early Burrows Burrows lyrics. He is considering study- -any one of these numbers might be ditty, -The Girl with the Three Blue Eyes." ing music to further his piano ter.hnique. in rendition here. You won't hear these Abe suggested that they call it -Okla- Also a screen writer. Abe has just fin:shed gems anywhere else, however. Burrows homa - and it would sell more copies. Also a st:nt on "State of the Union" between songs are strictly the prope.ty of Bur- available is his lirst album of records songs. ows. (Decca). (CBS photos.)

made it natural. "If they had been cause they can't write anything else. pretty good things—their standards are good." advertising men — I'd have been What's Wrong? making up crazy ads." Everything The first step in creating a Bur- stupid and pompous gets the Bur- Popular songs are such a far- reaching medium that Abe thinks rows-type song is either the title or rows fire, however. "The Hucksters" the "front phrase," then the rest of he calls "the greatest expose of the some of their more obvious faults should be corrected. "For instance, the tune follows. Abe neither reads motion picture industry" he has ever he said, "in songs about somebody nor writes music—"But I'm not proud seen. He wonders if maybe he being jilted, it's always the girl of that," he says quickly. "I'd be shouldn't call himself just "Abe," who's been jilted, not the man. The better off if I did. I don't believe the dropping the last name the way Hil- girl is supposed to pine away wait- character who says you don't need degarde does. He signs off sometimes ing for him to come back. Some- book-learning, that good old horse- with "This is Abe Burrows saying, sense is the best. He should try book- until next week—keep smiling. But times the song suggests that she should even kill herself! Then, (Please Turn to Page 15) I don't know why." He kids chil- there's such a false standard of dren's gooey albums with "Herman, the Harp," concert baritones get the beauty set up in the popular song. All girls in songs have to be beau- needle with "Heinz, the Huntsman," travelogues with his "Mighty Boul- tiful—but they must be beautiful in der Dam" and "Lovely Waukesha a certain way—five foot two, eyes of blue, yellow curly hair. According to Natural Bridge." This last seems to popular song standards, if two peo- bring the biggest listener response ple wear eyeglasses, they can't and requests for scripts. So far he sing to each other." Beyond the pale has repeated only one number and hasn't the slightest fear of ever run- is Abe's opinion of songs that poke fun at fat girls. ning out of ideas. He gets a good deal of material submitted through But don't get him wrong, he loves the mail, all of which is returned songs. He just hates anything pre- unopened. Seems has a terrific tentious or phony. backlog of ideas that have piled up Good songs can't be kidded, ac- during the past gag-writing years cording to Burrows. "Simple, sin- and if one should happen to coincide cere songs—they don't even have to slightly with something that's been be good — can't be kidded," he sent in, he doesn't want to be re- amends. "For instar , 'I Wonder sponsible. Who's Kissing Her Now?' That's a Abe thinks he is doing the song simple, sincere statement. 'White writing profession in particular and Christmas' can't be kidded. Even a the public in general a service by tune like 'Sloop Bleep' can't be—it nailing "the phony." "Song writers kids itself. The songs the people like have told me that since I ve been are usually the simplo. sir ere va- working at this, they think twice be- riety. The people as a v.hole like fore putting down a corny lyric. I have a good friend, though, who has BURRO WS DEMONSTRATES that e just written one of the phoniest bal- he can put the same verve into a lads of the year. I m going to wait a song that Al Jolson can — with while and then let him have it." The slightly different results. The baseball good song writers, Burrows claims, cap is not whimsy. It's to keep tie have taken his satire to heart, the chilly blasts of the air - conditioned bad ones he doesn't care about be- studio off the balding Burrows pate. MORE THAN SEVENTY-FIVE HOLLYWOOD stars have been RECENTLY HEADLINING THE PROGRAM was Robert used on -So Proudly We Hail, - among them Turhan Bey Alda in a dramatic sketch entitled -Salestalk. - Here he (above), but no stars have been repeated to date. demonstrates theme of play to radio actress Martha Wentworth.

Carried on One Thousand Radio Stations, "So Proudly We Hail" Goes to Half-Hour

INETEpN months ago four major networks — National —on June 1,'1946, to be Broadcasting Company, Columbia exact—a n e w fifteen- Broadcasting System, A merican minute radio show was Broadcasting Company and Mutual Ubiquitous inaugurated. The pro- Broadcasting System —all immedi- gram, titled "So Proudly We Hail," ately volunteered time on their was a transcribed dramatic show chains for the recruiting programs. offered by the War Department in But the hundreds of smaller inde- behalf of the Army's Recruiting Ser- pendent stations over the country vice. Its aims were simple—a good had no chanèe to fall in and help recruit the thousands of young men radio show, professionally produced needed to keep the Army at its Progra in the best Hollywood style with peace-time level. This new dramatic actors chosen from Hollywood's top- show would fit the niche, Colonel notch list of performers and offered Wright reasoned. to those stations throughout the Chose Experienced Man United States which were not members of one of the major broadcasting Investigating the field of radio broadcast companies handling such chains. programs, Colonel Wright settled on This month —on January 11, 1947— C. P. MacGregor, an independent "So Proudly We Hail" achieves its transcription producer who made ra- 111P RADIO'S "RILEY" (Bill Bendix) full stature — a half-hour presenta- dio history with his transcribed starred in -Half Angel, - sup- tion —and on a record-breaking 1,000. "Hollywood Theater" series. station network. This "network" is ported by pretty Sammie Hill. -So (Please Turn to Page 32) the largest ever amassed for any sin- Proudly We Hail - has been popular airing of both KMPC and KF). gle radio series in history. Since thee series is transcribed, each radio station carrying it can spot the program on its schedule so that it is shown off to best advantage. Hence, if a radio receiver could pick tin any radio station in the country, the listener could hear "So Proudly We Hail" on practically any fifteen-minute period on any of the seven days of the week. Idea for "So Proudly We Hail" came from Colonel Mason Wright, of- ficer in charge of the recruiting program publicity division. When the army decided to go into radio in a big way for its recruiting drive, the

EDWARD EVERETT HORTON, looking particularly Hortonish, gingerly shares script with C. P. MacGregor. January 11, 1948 Market Edition RADIO IN REVIEW NEWS and COM MENT

Opera Round Table" discussion. The announced that he had just arrived tenor, snow-bound on his upstate by helicopter! farm, was replaced by Boris Goldow- For Love o mi• • keGeneral Did your radio sound different sky until mid-broadcast when Mr. lately? Melton stamped into the studio and Radio Hard Hit Kudos for Rube DON'T BE A Radio was hit by two mean old One of the refreshing things about natural phenomena last week that the waning hours of '47 was a couple raised more havoc with program ming of air appearances by the all-too-in- MissDir frequently-heard Rube Samuelsen, than any number of Senate investi- dean of the Rose Bowl writers and a gations or censorship codes. We're Radio Life discovery as far back as referring, of course, to Southern Cali- the sum mer of 1941. The burly, good- fornia's virus "X" and New York's natured big Dane, w h o this past gigantic snow storm. From both main winter became the first sports writer network points of origin, executives, to have a regular program on tele- performers a n d technicians were vision via KTLA, turned in a neat job snow-bound or flu-bound away from as Bob Kelley's "Bill Corum" on the the mike. KMPCast of the Little Rose Bowl Hal Peary was virus X-ed out of jaysee game, and bobbed up on the "The Great Gildersleeve" and the eve of the big Pasadena classic as script was written around him for Bill Stern's co-emcee on NBC's airing one broadcast. Mary Livingstone NEXT WEEK of the annual Kiwanis Kick-off lunch- missed her Jack Benny show and a eon. At best these sports luncheons guest appearance on a Bing Crosby "Juvenile Jury"—Two pages of don't air too well, but the Stern- recording—Alice Faye, who had a pictures and story will tell you Samuelsen team kept this one moving cold herself, subbed for Mary on the all about the kids who know all at a spirited pace throughout. Only first show and, of all people, Tom the answers—next week. disappointing element was the in- Breneman performed her chores for Charles Collingwood — Hand- troduction of Amos Alonzo Stagg, The Crosby! Jack Benny, too, labored some CBS news analyst Coiling- Grand Old Man of Football, so late under a heavy cold on his broadcast wood recalls exciting anecdotes in the program that NBC had to "fade" a week earlier. Gracie Allen missed from his active news-gathering him early in his remarks. one of the Burns and Allen shows with experiences. He also makes a that ole debbil virus and Jane Wyman fine "cover boy." played substitute. Ed Gardner shook Rumors are Flying off his case of laryngitis in time to "Favorite Story" — Lawrence carry on. Fred Shields was written and Lee, clever producers of this "Newscoper" Wendell Noble report- edly one of the few newscasters pre- out of "Corliss Archer" and also popular series, are introduced in missed his Glenn Hardy news broad- two pages of show pictures and paring for television. He plans to use actors and relief maps to demonstrate. cast on Mutual when he was struck feature. . . . CBS is offering some of its radio down. Barbara Luddy enacted "Mary" Bernie Green—Henry Morgan's properties to the movies—and they for the eighth consecutive year on the attention-getting maestro of mad could use 'em ... Sponsors are "First Nighter" Christmas broadcast, melody gives us the mellow shopping around for shows in the though she, tdo, was affected by the word on comedy music. "under ten thousand, please" category "X." Hugh Studebaker on the same Doris Singleton—One of radio's show was harder hit—he dropped out for 1948 . . . Hope and Crosby re- prettiest girls relates her career• of the broadcast. Wendell Noble at ported funnier than ever in the new ing, from ballet to broadcast. Mutual found himself coming down "Road to Rio." They play jazz musi- with the illness just before Christmas, Ray Lewis—Radio actor Lewis cians—Crosby on clarinet and Hope on so he recorded his Christmas spot takes you with him on a fabu- trumpet—and that we gotta see! . . . ahead and then had his announcer, lous fishing trip. Mickey Rooney again rumored for his Ted O'Connor, do the rest of the pro- KXLA — Station personalities own sho w ... The Jack Kirkwood gram on Christmas day. Other victims faced the fearless camera of two show has a cigarette sponsor interested to the extent of a sixty-day at M utual included program co- photography students and sup- option ... Chet Lauck and Norris Goff ordinator Ned Tollinger, assistant pro- plied us with two pages of char- gram director Bob Forward and all acter—and we do mean charac- will huddle on their next "Lum and the net's engineers, three of whom ter—studies. Abner" picture when they return from were absent. their March of Dimes tour .... Norman Plus—A radio party attended Corwin rumored to be dropping radio While Hollywood was recuperating, by your favorite soap opera entirely in order to concentrate on New Yorkers were digging themselves stars; pictures of personalities pictures—with Corwin's great talent out of snow banks. On "Information, glimpsed by our roving photog; and love for radio, we think the story Please," Clifton Fadiman announced gags from the comedy shows, is just that, a rumor ... Bill Goodwin's that the program's engineer, unable letters from our favorite people "Leave It to Bill" has been dropped, to get transportation through the —the readers—and, as always, a but Bill isn't. CBS writers are at work storm, had walked for six hours in provocative and up-to-the-min- on another format to star comedian order to make the broadcast. The pro- ute news section. Next week, Goodwin . . . Guest stars will be the gram's regular pianist, also snow- that is. Durante show policy when Arthur bound, was unable to get to the studio Treacher leaves .. • Young and at all. Most dramatic entrance was *She wanted to read it but she Rubicam and CBS are considering a made by James Melton, scheduled as missed it. (Please Turn to àext Page) a guest star on the "Metropolitan Page Nine JANUARY 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE Radio in Review (Continued from Preceding Page) "broadcasting by the clock" set-up f whereby listening would be fitted to KECA mike memos all time zones instead of just the Eastern . . . Radio Moscow is mad at Ed Murrow . . . Otto Kruger is star and narrator of an Arnold Maguire BY VIRGINIA W EST package, "The Thirteenth Juror"— Tops for entertainment any time of the day or night, KECA and ABC sounds exciting. have long led the field for morning listening . . . Starting bright and early, there's that zany pair of characters, Ralph Langley with "Morning Watch" and Doug McKellar as "That Feller McKellar," with their music, humor and "homely Your Cue Smhoawy s LYikoeu philosophy" ... flanked by news and com mentary. For mirth and melody, the Breakfast Club with Don McNeill and the gang has no equal ... KECA at 8 every Monday thru Friday morning . . . We could go on Cecil Brown and on . . . There's that drama series, My Analyst Cecil Brown follows an im- True Story, every day a different play of pressive line-up of morning newsmen nighttime quality for daytime listening. on KHI, 8:45 a.m., Monday through Here's sultry-looking Eileen Prince who is Friday. The fact that Brown's broad- frequently heard as "the other woman" in cast of current event com ments isn't the dramas based on real life stories . . . dim med by the three that precede "My True Story" is heard on KECA every him is a tribute to his method of Monday thru Friday morning at 10:30 . . . description and analysis. Then there's that other series of plays, Brown digs behind the headlines of "The Listening Post," heard Monday, the day and gives listeners the back- Wednesday and Friday mornings at the ground—often from his own experi- new hour of 11:15, with the timely com- ence—of current happenings. You may mentary on the news . . . Baukhage Talk- recall that during the war, the cor- ing . . . now in the 11:30 a.m. spot, Mon- respondent was involved in many of day thru Friday . . . Filling out the week, the important developments in the Club Time is now heard at 11:15 on Tues- European theater. He escaped from days and Star Time with that gal-about- the Nazis in Yugoslavia, was finally the-news-beats, Dorothy Kilgallen, at that captured and later released by the time on Thursdays.Eileen Prince Germans in Hungary. He broadcast ...Tops for Morning Listening ... KECA for CBS from all over Europe in addi- Speaking of "Club Time," below you'll see a picture of George Beverly tion to such spots as Syria, Palestine Shea, widely known bass-baritone soloist with the Club Gospel. Singers . . . and Egypt. He was expelled from When asked by a friend if he didn't sometimes wish he'd gone in for musical Italy by Fascist officials for his broad- comedies instead of hymns, answered, "I've seen how a hymn can move casts from Rome. He Was rescued in people in a way that no Tin Pan Alley song ever could .. . No, I wouldn't give the South China seas after the de- up singing hymns if Offered a lead in a Betty Grable film!" .. . Vivid accounts struction of the Repulse and the of California's early history will be made available to public schools in six Prince of Wales. You can realize that Golden State cities via recordings of "California Caravan" . . . The cities to get this sort of background would lend the discs include Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, Sacramento, Oakland authority to current news interpreta- and Stockton . . . California Caravan is heard over ABC-KECA at 3 o'clock on tion. Brown is not resting on his past Sunday afternoon . . . Twelve hours after the announcement that ABC would performances, however. Last spring he present the broadcasts of the Boston Symphony Orchestra on a co-operative made a trip to England while a'series basis, the first sale was made . . . to a banking firm in the home city of the of excellent news men substituted on orchestra ... Matty Malneck and his orchestra are now regulars on the Abbott his daily broadcast. He makes ex- and Costello show, KECA at 8 on Wednesday nights. tensive U. S. speaking tours also, and ...Tops for Morning Listening ... KECA includes his coverage of regional hap- Tom Moore, emcee of ABC's "Ladies Be Seated" (KECA at 3, Monday thru penings on his radio eports. Friday) has the "new look" these days . . • Tailors and electricians collaborated Brown gives his news subjects the • on an ensemble for the emcee . . . an ensemble which is reported to be a masterpiece, complete with purple fluor- benefit of a dignified analysis. He pokes no fun at Henry Wallace—he escent spats! . . . Lassie, the canine star, discusses the discrepancies in the is a prime favorite of most of Hollywood's Wallace speeches. J. Parnell Thomas, child stars . . . Juvenile celebrities who General Bennett E. Meyers, Robert have come to watch Lassie at the "mike" Taft and other subjects who make include Margaret O'Brien, Bobby Driscoll, fine targets for the more ironic news- Bobby Ellis, Johnny McGovern and many casters are allowed to make their rec- others . . . Of course, Lassie (Sundays at ords, actions and speeches speak for noon) is a favorite of young and old alike themselves through Brown. The news- . . . and there's a `kid show" which is gathering a surprisingly large adult man never dismisses a fact or a figure with a quip or a cliche—he tries audience . . . That's "Land of the Lost," to give a rounded picture of a few aired on Saturday mornings at 8:30 . . . happenings in his short fifteen min- It's a fanciful tale of undersea adventure utes instead of quickly reprising the which has appeal for all who've stayed wholé news review. ,"young in mind" • . . Don't forget the gigantic packet of 200 foreign stamps On the personal side, Brown has a being offered by KECA's adventure stories slight speech defect that may either or the youngsters . . . Listen to Terry and charm or disturb you, depending on the Pirates, Sky King, and Jack Arm- how his broadcast policy as a whole George Beverly Shea strong, 5:15 to 6:00 p.m., for details . . . affects your particular s 1 a n t. The letter "r" seems to have been left Another KECA special for the kids which staged immediate success with out of Brown's speech, but he gets the "younger set" is "Happy Theater" at 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday . . . around it nicely by substituting a sort Harriett and Happy and the story-book characters present all the old favorite of "1" sound. fairy tales, as well as etzny original stories by Harriett Harris herself. Page Ten ...Tops for Morning Listening ... KECA --iidgertieement • In spite of his International back- JANUARY 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE

ground and scholarly approach, Brown been of just about the same caliber. has made many of his best broadcasts cow, or various anecdotes of farm life. But there's no getting around it. Peo- Occasionally a guest drops in to be on human interest occurrences. Re- ple like their radio mysteries. They cently he covered the last vaudeville introduced to the listening audience. like 'em gory. They like "Inner Sanc- One of the worthies who "just hap- performance at Loew's State in New tum." As for the minority who object York, final stand of the big-time pened by" was Judge Brown, head of —they - can fight ennui three ways. the Masonic Grand Order for all New variety performer now converted to Turn your radio dial high, low, off! straight movies. He brough the curtain York State. A very worthy gentleman, down on an era and its personalities true, but he was able to display only fi l't Ps a Great Life" the same knowledge of farm life and with all the tenderness and nostalgia the latest styles in combines as that of a great human interest reporter. Each Saturday night at 8:30, Steve aired by the Klose family.' Allen, the young man who makes a "Happy Theater," living laughing at life, and his gang You'd think Woody, being a proof funsters, bring three true-to-life ducer, would realize that sticking to a "Happy Theater," KECA, 5:00 p.m. humorous stories to CBS' "It's a Great known medium (in his case, pro- Monday through Friday, is not a Life." ducing, rather than chatty, at-home ad libs) is the wisest course. There's comedy show, as you might imagine Basis for the adaptations by Bob always the hope that farm life will from the title, but another of Harriett Carroll and Steve are stories sent in be so in3tructive, so rapidly, to the Harris's excellent programs for chil- by listeners. Each writer-inner whose whole family, that a couple of wee's' dren. And children will find that the idea is accepted receives a worthy show is indeed a "Happy Theater," prize, and any idea is likely to catch time will find listeners gettting the real inside on life in the Hudson thanks to Miss Harris's astute way the eye of Mr. Carroll and Mr. Allen. Valley. Till then, we don't think you with children's stories. Not only does A couple of weeks ago, the first story, this story lady adapt famous fairy should stay home from that matinee suggested by G. M. Shea of Arcadia, to hear "Red Hook 31." tales to her style of presentation and California, traced the trials of a man write original whimsies too, but she who made a New Year's resolution to gives voice to many of the main char- give up smoking: the second sketch acters. She plays "H a p p y," the told what happened when a man On Mike( A bout Studio squeaky-voiced, elfish character who went to take his driver's license test Happenings romps through each broadcast, and for the first time; and the final story does all the -leading women's end concerned the transformation of a children's parts. Male voices are done corner bar into a small football sta- by a selection of versatile radio actors. dium after a television set was in- Snatches a Sponsor stalled. This is the sort of children's show When we talked to that mellow mel- in which we would have delighted as The fact that the stories are true-to- ody man, Abe Burrows, in order to get a youngster. The characters are easily life often acts as a redeeming factor. the story you'll find in this issue, he identified, the plot is clear and each In place of thinking "How dull can it had just auditioned his show for a story is completed on one broadcast. get!", listeners are busy squirming sponsor. Decision on it was pending as with embarrassed relish at someone we pecked out our lead on our type- else's awkward position, and mutter- writer, so we merely crossed our fin- / Critical ing, "Wouldn't that be awful to have gers while typing and didn't mention Playbacks Comment j happen!" the fact that our Mr. Burrows might There's a good idea in this show. be a sponsored man. Occasionally the listeners are tempted Well, recently Abe gave the lie to "Inner Sanctum to wonder if he wouldn't do better to all those who still said he was too withhold the prizes from the listeners, sophisticated and intelligent for the Of the highly touted three ways to and put the money spent on them into average radio audience—he got his fight headaches, sponsor Bromo -Seltzer . salary for an idea man or another sponsor. The lucky concern is Lister. surely must realize that listening to writer who would think up situation me. They're assuming, and rightly so "Raymond, Your Host" and his "Inner comedy a :ittle less trite than the for our money, that far from being Sanctum" tales isn't one of them. listeners' ideas, but by the end of over the heads of listeners, this time (Monday, 9:00 p.m., KNX.) the evening these traitorous thoughts next year Abe will probably be Amer.- are forgotten. A listenable time of that sort on the ica's Sweetheart. His sponsored show radio dial is reasonably expensive. Lud Gluskin and his orchestra pro- started last Saturday at 9:00 p.m.— The "Inner Sanctum" stories are al- vide a few show tunes and furnish and it couldn't happen to a nicer guy. ways well cast, and even if it were background for tiny songstress Nancy (Please Turn to Next Page) scale, the casting fee would be fairly Norman's entertainment between acts. high. We only wish some of the budget Milton Stark produces this sustainer, had been allowed to purchase top and old "Sunrise Salute" Jack McCoy stories in place of having the players announces. ."4-•:: seemingly make up the story as they go along. "Red Hook 31" An example, and a glowing one, of Eastern radio producer Woody Klose the tasty vehicles used for this half and his wife, Virginia, recently pur- 4r 9lle.eeg.Le‘; i ee - hour of "drama" is the story of the chased a rustic bit of real estate in 4 mild-mannered young man who was Hudson Valley, New York. The young walking, late one nigh t, along a married couple believed (a) that New bridge. A series of sound effects led York City proper was no place to rear t e l‘ l the listener to believe (quite correct- children, and (b) that the Klose fam- ly) that the young man had prevented ily could carry on a novel radio show a woman, engaged in preventing a direct from their home. One of the cat from being drowned, from being ideas was right. New York is confin- drowned herself. In gratitude, the ing for youngsters. THRILLING woman pressed the ca t onto her The name of the show, heard at DRAMA! rescuer. Credible enough so far, but when the cat started doing the bidding 2:45 p.m Monday through Friday over KHJ, is "Red Hook 31," based on of the young man and killing every- SUNDAY at 3:00 one in sight, it became a little boring. the telephone exchange of the Klose A satisfactory explanation came out country home. The format is based on a city-bred family's enjoyment of life that all the gore and catcalls didn't really happen at all. The young man on a farm. Woody, Virginia, and their NETWORK four boys, Taylor, Nicicy, Kevin and A B C was a homicidal maniac, and half Christoply,r, who range in age from this was :ust in his mind. ten to two, talk abut their discoveries, CALIFORNIA MEDICAL ASSN. The preceding weeks' stories have the state of the crops, how big is a Fâ ‘ e Egyen JANUARY 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE Hospital, where he had to undergo a. little surgery. RECORD Radio im Review The second Wednesday Jim my leaves his post vacant, on January NOTES TO YOU (Continued from Preceding Page) 7, Bob Hope will sub. By the 14th, and tour time, Jim my hopes to be up By ANDY MANSFIELD and back at the nonsense. We hope ( Personalities ) so too, Jim my. Off Mike 1 note—fair The Brothers Holland 2 notes—pleasing If name credits have sounded a bit Get a Horse! redundant recently on CBS' "The 3 notes—very good The other morning as we boarded Guiding Light," It's because Bert Hol- Chord in G—tops a Hollywood street car we were at- land (brother of Tom) has just joined K KVV>, 12,45 pin. Daily tracted by the sound of the querulous the cast in the role of "Roger Collins." voice of an old man telling the con- Bert and Tom began in radio to- ductor that he never listened to the gether some years back in San Fran- radio or went to the movies. "Back in ALBUM OF THE WEEK cisco, but their shared billing on "G.L." 1893," the oldster told his somewhat marks their first professional reunion This top collection of six sides by younger listener, "I used to go over since. They've also been working to- the country's top small combo—(and to the fair grounds every day in Chi- gether frequently on "The Cisco Kid," who else could that be but the King cago to see Buffalo Bill and his wild and Bert enacted Tom's "Timothy Kil- Cole Trio?) is really disc-tinctive in a Injuns. Yes sir, I think about him all roy" on last Sunday's "Romance of the little niche all its own . . . Arrange- the time. That's one thing they can't Ranchos." The two of them, of course, ments are modern and up to the high take away from me," he hinted darkly. are established actors in their own standard already set by the King . . rights, Bert busily superimposing en- "I'll String Along With You" rates Musical Visitor gagements with his college work at high in the set, but the instrumental "Honeysuckle Rose" was the clincher One of the most welcome of Radio UCLA. for the ol' Chord in G! (Capitol.) Life's Christmas visitors was young The boys have another brother too. But "Him? Oh, he's the sensible one Dick Cantino, accordion-playing winner MONICA LEWIS of the first four broadcasts of Horace in the/family. He sells real estate for Heidt's NBC "Opportunity Night" a living." Debuting on another label, Monica show. Dick dropped in to our office has two very contrasty sides in the with an armful of melody that in- catchy "The Gentleman Is a Dope" cluded his prize-winning renditions of and the blue classic "It's the Meanest "Lady of Spain" and "Bumble Boogie," and Offers' Kind of Blues" . . . Here's a voice both of which made our editorial Contests you've got to cultivate and here is the rafters ring and brought in the folks disc to start hoeing . . . the gal's got from surrounding of fic es like the it, but let's watch for the next release "BREA KFAST IN HOLLY WOO D," KECA, and see if it isn't better than a music of the Pied Piper himself. 9:30 a.m. Monday through Friday —A na- In between numbers we discovered tionwide contest to name Tom Breneman's pleasing two notes. (Decca.) that the handsome young American- new pocket magazine for the ladies. Send your suggestion, telling in twenty-five words FREDDY MARTIN ORCH. Italian is from Fresno, that he has or less why you have chosen the name, to: studied the accordion for five years Tom's Name Contest, Box 1199, Grand Cen- If it's smooth dance rhythms you're and that he took it up in the first tral Station, New York 17, New York. $5000 looking for, don't overlook this pair of cash grand prize, with 670 other prizes in- smoothies—"The Treasure of Sierra place because his father wanted him cluding trailers, radios and washing ma- to. Seventeen-year-old Dick is still a chines. Contest opens January 9 and closes Madre" and "Don't Call It Love" . • . senior at Fresno High and won his midnight April 10. easy-to-listen-to vocals by Stuart place on the Heidt show in a com- Wade coupled with full orchestral petition with approximately 5000 "BETTY CROC KER MAGAZIN E OF TH E scoring and some nice tenor saxing other hopefuls. AIR," KECA, 10:55 a.m. Monday through puts this Martin platter right on the Friday — Homemakers who might be plan- three-note shelf. (RCA-Victor.) Accompanying the young musical ning visits to New York soon are cordially artist on his melodious Christmas tour invited to visit the Betty Crocker Kitchens. KORN KOBBLERS of Hollywood were two young friends, Address requests to: Betty Crocker Maga- Johnny Grado and Joe Schembir, who zine of the Air, Radio City, New York. This little novelty band hits the bell sat and quietly admired their friend's with its very flowery treatment of the virtuosity. "They are my compares," "Dum Dot Song"—with sound effects, "BETTY CROC KER MAGAZIN E OF TH E yet—and even the chap who plays the Dick told u s. When we wondered AIR," KECA, 10:55 a.m. Monday through what a "compare" was, Dick explained Friday —If your husband writes a letter tell- jug on "I'm a-Comin' a-Courtin' Cora- that it was an Italian relationship ing his favorite dish which you make and belle" is right in there pitching all the elaborating on your talents as a homemak- roughly equivalent to that of god- er, you may be chosen as winning Ameri- time .. . Sure, It's strictly off the cob, father and godson. can Housewife for the country. Which will but sometimes it pays off—with a Possessor of a seven-year contract mean a trip to New York with all the very corny three notes. (MG M.) nicest trim mings. Entries should be ad- with Heidt and a star spot in the dressed to: Betty Crocker Magazine of the DENNY GOODMAN ORCI4. band's stage show, Dick is looking Air, Box 33, New York 19. forward some day to showing the Those of you who have been wait- musical world "just what an accordion ing for BG to put some of the verve can do!" "TERRY AN D TH E PIRATES," "JAC K and swingability that he once had (or AR MSTRON G." "SKY KING," KECA's still has) back on wax, may find that When we asked our young serenader three daily adventure programs for the to play his own favorite song, we youngsters, starting at 5:00 p.m.—A packet answer in the instrumental "Sweet were pleased that he harked back to of approximately 200 foreign stamps will be and Lovely" backed by "Oooh! Look-a sent to each boy or girl who identifies six There, Ain't She Pretty?" ... It's solid a number that is close to the hearts of different sound effects heard on any one of all Italian musicians, "Sorrento." the programs. Ten cents should be sent stuff, the old beat is there, arrange- with each entry. Address program, care of ments are full and Em ma Lou Welch station. takes good care of the vocal depart- Durante Hospitalized ment—and in Mansfield's little world,

When "Take It or Leave It" Garry "TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES." KFI, 8:30 this platter adds up to a BIG Three - Moore and the "mean widdle kid," p.m. Saturdays—Ralph Edwards introduces Noter! (Capitol.) a new personality riddle to the nation, as Red Skelton, mixed it up on KFI's listeners are called upon to identify "The 7:30 p.m half hour last Wednesday, Walking Man." someone too famous to give the two were helping pal Durante, hints by anything other than his footsteps. who started the New Year, alas, with Contest is a sequel to the "Miss Hush" proJ• set, and will include an even more stagger- a stint at the Hollywood Presbyterian ing qive•away of prizes. Hear program for Page Twelve details. • JANUARY 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE

WHAT'S PLAYING Drama Sunday, January 11—"Hollywood Star Preview," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Richard Long is the promising new film find to be introduced to radio Precasts k Prelims listeners this night by Universal- International's Susan Hayward. Monday, Janucity 12—"Screen Guild Players," KNX 7:30 p.m. (30 min.) TIME CHANGES Starring in "Desert Fury," will be WHO'S GUESTING Lizbeth Scott, Burt Lancaster and Saturday, January 10—"Songs of Good Variety Wendell Corey. Cheer," KHJ, 12:15 p.m. (15 min.) Wednesday, January 14—"Skippy This enspiriting quarter-hour of Wednesday, January 14—Bing Crosby music moves to a new day and time. Show, KECA, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Hollywood Theatre," KFI, 6:30 p.m. Previously on KHJ at 11:00 a.m. George Burns guests, in company (30 min.) Ralph Morgan will be Tuesdays. with the lady of ballads, Evelyn "Mr. Juggins," in a delightful and original radio adventure. Sunday, January 11—"Taylor Made Knight. Melodies," KHJ, 10:30 a.m. (30 min.) Taylor Auto Company's weekly Music presentation of well selected music Comedy Saturday, January 10—"Metropolitan will be heard at this time now. Was Tuesday, January 13—Bob Hope Show, on KHJ Sundays at 10:45 a.m. and KFI, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) "The Man Opera," KECA, 11:00 a.m. (to concl.) 11:15 a.m. Called X," alias silken-vocabularied "Louise" will be production for the Sunday, Januciry 11—"Garden Chats," Herbert Marshall, will be Bob's guest afternoon, with Dorothy, Kirsten and KHJ, 11:15 a.m. (15 min.) George of the evening. Raoul Jobln singing the principals. Milne's informal quarter-hour of Wednesday, January 14—Jim my Sunday, January 11—New York Phil- horticultural chats will be heard at Durante Show, KFI, 7:30 p.m. harmonic, KNX, 12:00 noon (1% hrs.) this new time hereafter. Previously (30 min.) Victor Moore, who is French Conductor Charles Muench KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Sundays. traveling with "The Schnozz" on his will direct the orchestra in Amer- Monday, January 12—"Three Alarm," current national March of Dimes ican premiere of the Honegger dra- KMPC, 2:15 p.m. (1 hr., 15 min.) tour, will be guest of this broad- matic oratorio, "Jeanne d'Arc au KMPC sets the clock on prizes and cast, which originates from Chicago. Bucher," with Vera Zorina speaking the title role. questions at a quarter-hour-later time. Previously heard 2:00 p.m. Monday, January 12—"Musical Master- Mondays through Fridays. M usic pieces," KFAC, 4:00 p.m. (1 hr.) "The Wasps Overture." Throughout re- Sunday, January 11—"Sound Off!" mainder of week: Stephen Foster KECA, 1:00 p.m. (30 min.) British melodies, Tuesday; Brahms "Dou- WHAT'S NEW Beryl Davis will sing with Mark ble Concerto in A Minor," Wednes- Warnow's orchestra and the Lyn day; "Aurora's Wedding Ballet Music Murray chorus this date. Also guest. Music," Thursday; "Till Eulen- Monday, January 12 — Jo Stafford, ing, the Ernie Felice Quartet. spiegel's Merry Pranks," Friday, KMPC, 7:00 a.m. (15 min.) A daily Sunday, January 11—"The Standard and "An American Salute," Satur- morning session of hit Stafford Hour," KFI, 8:30 p.m. (1 hr.) Alfred day. recordings is now played regularly Wallenstein conducts the symphony Monday, January 12—"Musical Di- over KMPC. Monday through Friday. from Claremont. as concert pianist gest, KGFJ, 6:00 p.m. (2 hrs.) Alexander Brailowsky appears as Handel's "The Great Elopement" guest. Participation . will be played by the London Phil- Monday, j anuary 12 — "Telephone harmonic under Sir Tho mas Saturday, January 10—"Bids for Kids,". Hour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Beecham. On succeeding evenings, KMPC, 10:30 a.m. (30 min.) A new Marian Anderson guest soloist, sing. Tuesday through Saturday: Jesus participation program for the young- ing "My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice." Maria Sanroma plays Paderewski's "Concerto in A Minor," Toscanini sters opens at the Sunset Boulevard Saturday, January 17—"Vaughn Mon- conducts the BBC Symphony in a studios of KMPC. Tickets available roe Show," KNX, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.) Beethoven Symphony, Marian on request. Program originates from Buffalo, Anderson sings the Brahms "Alto New York, with the Four Vagabonds Rhapsody," La Scala Milan presents taking cue as guests. Sports Verdi's "Otello," and Erna Sag sings Strauss selections. Monday, January 12—"Sports Shots," • KXLA (Pasadena) 5:55 p.m. (5 min.) Commentary Monday, January 12—"Evening Con. One of the popular sportscasts of (Please Turn to Next Page) Chicago before the war returns to Sunday, January 11—Louella Parsons, radio with its originator Kenneth KECA, 6:15 p.m. (15 min.) Gregory Grant. Interviews with sports per- Peck, appearing presently in "The sonages and leading collegiate and Paradine Case,' will be guest star. high school athletes and coaches $15,000 from the Los Angeles area will be featured. Monday through Saturday. Religiout IN PRIZES Sunday, January 11—"The Church of for Non-Professional the Air," KNX, 7:00 a.m. (30 min.) WHAT'S BACK The Most Reverend and Right Honor- Singers Drama able Geoffrey Francis Fisher, Arch- bishop of Canterbury, talks from Write for Application Sunday, January 11 —"Treasury CBS headquarters in London. Con- Agent," KECA, 2:00 p.m. (30 min.) ducting the broadcast, which is de- ATWATER KENT Adventures of America's T-Men re- voted to Christian unity, will be the FOUNDATION turn as a weekly feature, following Reverend Doctor Truman Douglass, Hollywood 28 brief absence from the air. Program executive vice president of the will replace "The Adventures of Bill Board of Home Missions of the Con- Anierio ninamen Lance." gregational Christian Churches, Page Thirteen JANUARY 11, 1948 RA DI O LIFE magazine is certainly a live wire. With the intimate interests of your readers, you cannot help but succeed, rile ear Yfrapires the Pen because your pages are full of the, human touch and you seem to operate from the heart. You may Mrs. Winona A. Burroughs, 31 1 2 North to use the Stingy Gag again. It has count me as a new subscrfber. Bonnie Brae Street, Los Angeles, Calif. been inflicted on listeners so many times they can hear it coming every It was also very kind of you to Sirs: The past few months, I have week now. insert the letter at the same time been making up scrapbooks for chil- Eddie Cantor: He will resolve NOT telling of my "checking out" per dren's hospitals. These are made out to mention his five daughters and Forest Lawn. Not the first time I of Christmas card covers which my Ida again for at least one year. They have heard of my own transition friends have so kindly sent to me. are very nice people personally, but among other stories and it brought After the first of the year I am start- who wants to hear about them on the a smile,•of course. ing immediately to make up more air fifty-two times a year? Come, I think the combined good wishes books, and will send each one out come, Eddie, you can do better than of interested readers, and your own as it is completed; and to anyone very generous nature in giving me so who asks for them. Any Christmas that. Masters of Ceremonies: They will much space, are priceless and must card covers that are sent to me will have set some natural forces in . be greatly appreciated. resolve never to embarrass, insult, or ask inquisitive personal questions motion. For within a very short time of their guests again. There are one following, I heard of the above Mr. Carroll Van Court, 226 West 46th or two who enrage listeners every address where I now reside. It all Street, Los Angeles 37, Calif. time they get a poor nervous con- happened as if a miracle was set in Sirs: Here are some resolutions testant up before the microphone. motion. My heart is full indeed of for 1948 which I hope the following Their manners are atrocious and un- honest thanks. It is wonderful to be people will make and keep, for the called-for. back again in Hollywood where I had lived for fourteen years. The air, betterment of radio programs: The Sponsors the people, the spirit are so amaz- The Performers Judy Canova's Sponsor: He will re- ingly different and so exhilarating, Bob Hope: He will resolve to stop solve to let Judy show what a really it is an answer to prayer to be sure! using the gag about his nose any great singer she is, and let her sing May every blessing be yours. more. This joke has been milked so a great classical number often. long it is desiccated! What a waste of talent is on her program! Red Skelton: He will resolve to Mrs. L. M. Elliot, 910 South Catalina, Los "Gildersleeve's" Sponsor: He will eliminate the bad wittle kid, Junior, Angeles 6, Calif. from his act, as it is not only getting tell his writers to stop making stale, but I think it is really a bad "Gildersleeve" such a nincompoop Sirs: Your weekly summary and influence on other kids who listen over women. They are making "Gil- advance programs are such a help In. The rest of Skelton's program is dy" act as if he had no sense at all, in using a radio to best advantage. I am often surprised too, at pictures swell just as it is. falling in love with a new woman of radio personalities of whom I have Jack Benny: He will resolve never every month. Gildy's program is swell, all but that one fault. formed entirely different mental "It Pays to Be Ignorant" Sponsor: images. He will give Tom Howard a big Now I'll ask you one. Why, oh why, bonus for showing the best manners should those piping little girl Precasts & Previews and consideration toward his con- choruses be employed to louse up all testants of any Master of Ceremonies beautiful songs especially written (Continued from Preceding Page) for male voices? For instance, why I've ever heard, and their program cert," KFAC, 8:00 p.m. (2 hrs.) should a rather agreeable girl like Mozart's "Die Liebesprobe." Also to is one of the best on the air, in my opinion. Jeannette Davis (when making her be heard, during the week: Schu- first guest appearance on a show All Sponsors: They will not allow mann's "Carnival Ballet Suite," the like the "Supper Club") sing the their com merCials to be too long, overture to Wagner's "Die Meister-. Yale, or any other male college, song, or they will lose friends for their singer," the Berlioz "Beatrice and with a background of squeaky Benedict Overture," and the "Quar- products. females in the chorus? And one of tet In D Major" by Tschaikovsky. Them's my hopes, selah. the most touted "sister" teams recently gave the same heavy male song the squeak treatment on their Forum Mrs. Nellie Sterigere, 858 Loma Drive, appearance on the Jack Smith show, Sunday, January 11—"InvitatIon to Hermosa Beach, Calif. and their recording of it has been Learning," KNX, 9:00 a.m. (30 min.) Sirs: Could we have a write-up and played by one of our best jockeys The second of the thirteen examples pictures of that fine serial, 'Aunt too recently. It is to laugh! of classic literature to be thought- Mary"? Also the wonderful story of Some songs are essentially either fully examined by "Invitation to "Dr. Paul"? The characters are so for male or female voices, not for Learning" will be 'Letters from an well acted, as if it was all very real. both. I wish we might be spared so American Farmer," by Michel-Guil- In order to maintain that atmosphere much choral variation. laume Jean De Crevecoeur, Heritage of "reality" on both these proyrams. Mrs. Steriyere, the sponsors insist on of Colonial Life. keeping identity of "Aunt Mary" and Miss Flora A. Griswold, 1000' ,2 West 23rd Sunday, January 11—"Open Forum," "Dr, Paul" secret. In this way, they believe. two of your favorite radio Street, Los Angeles 7, Calif. KLAC, 9:10 p.m. (50 min.) "Should characters remain more like persons We Have More Stringent Controls than actors. Hope you like the other Sirs: In re "Young Howard the On Exports?" is question of the eve- stories in our soap opera series, even if piano player" on "It Pays to Be ning confronting a distinguished we can't oblige on these two. Ignorant." The gentleman who made guest panel. Inquiry in a recent issue is perfectly correct. I listen to "It Pays to Be Louise Johnson, 2048 Cahuenga Boulevard, Ignorant" every Friday evening and Religion Hollywood 28, Calif. have repeatedly heard a reference to Sunday, January 11—"Catholic Hour," Sirs: Thank you once again for the "young Howard, Tom's son." And one KFI, 3:00 p.m. (30 min.) The Rt. part you have played in your "Ear- night a few weeks ago, in reply to Rev. Msgr. Fulton J. Sheen, of the Pen" column. It was certainly a great a com ment on Tom Jr.'s piano play- Catholic University of America, will surprise to find you had printed my ing, his father made a remark which address his radio congregation on letter of appreciation . . . one of the began: "His mother and I used to the theme: "The Root of All Our nicest things that has ever happened keep him at his practicing." Anxieties." to me and it brought a shower of So you may tell the network it had Page Fourteen letters from old-time fans. Your better learn who is working for it. JANUARY 11, 1948 RA DI O LIFE

Everyone who makes a practice of a.m. every day and could find one Hardy. After all, that's the purpose littening to "I.P.T.B.I." will back me happy moment you'd win. I never of literature, to inform, and radio is up in this Statement. I love your have heard so much grief and vocal literature—or it could be." magazine, and always have a copy misery. I've lived quite a few years lying in front of my radio. Many Now that Abe's hobby has become and feel even th , worst of us enjoys his profession, he calls reading, writ- thanks for the splendid contents. feeling there is some happiness ing and thinking his hobby. Favorite somewhere. Those of us who listen reading is Stendhal, Proust, Dickens like to feel as though these radio and Shaw—all of whom he is re. Mrs. Perlin Clarke, 408 East Glencraks people are friends. Today, I feel my reading. "My taste for literature was loulevard, Glendale, Calif. friends must be a bunch of morons! ruined in high school and college. Sirs: I found the article on Hooper. I'm rediscovering the things I used atings in your last issue extremely to be forced to read. If you don't Walter Clelland, Los Angeles, Calif. Interesting. However, it failed to read, you can't write." clear up one point that has been Sirs: When a singer can get so Abe insists, "I'm not a cynic or an bothering me. Since no phone calls much sincere applause and bring iconoclast. I'm just using my own laughs to an audience as did Jack are made after 10:15 p.m. here on the method to expose the weak spots. coast, how are shows after that time Holden as a contestant on "What's It's a ruthless pursuit—a ruthless graded? Or are they simply ignored? the Name of That Song?" recently, pursuit!" I am an ardent listener to many of it's a shame he is not a regular on the local evening programs and some variety show. In fact, Dud record shows; but of late one has Williamson might do well to have Perry Como Answers appeared that I think is head and him on his show! Jack is the type shoulders above all other late pro- many of us remember, and have grams. I'm referring to the Spade been listening for, and we certainly 20 Questions Cooley Time on KFVD, which is on should appreciate being able to tune nightly from ten to two a.m. There in to him. (Continued from Page 5) are two fellows, George and Tom. .4nd thanks for the further "tracer .' West Coast last year making a film, Tom, who emcee this feature. on Jack himself. Many readers seem to have heard him once a long time be- Ronnie attended a military academy George's knowledge of western music fore on another program, and liked his with the four Crosby kids. One day, is very thorough and I find myself twice so much that they've been asking he came honte depressed and when I learning as I listen. Tom-Tom con• about him ever sinre. Let's hope that your boost in his behalf is read by the asked him What was wrong, he ducts a telephone quiz that adds ',rope people. It DOES seem a shame moodily replied, "Well, Pop, the variety and his humorous letters that e talent like that has to be heard Crosby boys asked me today who is keep my family in stitches. We sit only at sparse and irregular intervals, on musical competition shows! the best singer in the world and I up till two every night to listen, so told them Bing Crosby." "How please, pretty please, how's about a Come?" see I, hiding a smile. "Gee, Story? Mrs. Forrest Matthews, 1801 Waring Ave Pop," the character protested, "you Often, special ratings are taken. We've and I know who's best but what noted your story request. nue, Hollywood, Calif. Sirs: Don't know if you've ever Could I do? There were four of them and only one of me!" heard him or not, but KLAC's Mrs. Anne Lowe Dyer, 1003 East Second "Haynes at the Reins," 7:00 to 9:00 16. In selecting suits and ties, what Street, Long Beach 2, Calif. 8.m., has more "Radio Life" actually colors do you prefer? Types? Sirs: Is.there a program featuring in his program than any disc jockey I'll take casual, informal, quiet Buddy Rogers? I surely would be in town. He's the brightest man, Clothes, thank you. interested to know at what time I with a keen talented wit. He picks 17. Can you give a word picture of could hear his voice. bright m usic, and his program is a the little lady who straightens those Watch for a new Buddy Rogers talent tonic to us early-risers. ties and send those suits off to the program recently auditioned. He's now doing a great deal of guesting on many cleaners? prominent shows. }'cs. In one word, she's a "honey." They Laughed When 18. Do you credit any particular Clara Houghton, 816 East 94th Street, song you sang during the Weems Ws Angeles 2, Calif. He Sat Down At Orchestra period with spotlighting you for the success that followed Sirs: We think Radio Life is a the Piano that era? wonderful little book, and enjoy all I don't think I can pick out one in the contents. The newspapers do not particular. list all the programs. What has be- (Continued from Page 7) come of "The Voice in the Night"? 19. When you find yourself with a learning, maybe he'll find out more free day, how do you spend it? I think his name was Brisson. En- about horses. I don't hold with lack joyed his singing and also the proof knowledge." If the weather is nice, the Cornos gram. go out to the golf course. If it's rainy, Abe likes to be called "friendly." Roselle and I take a licking in Carl Brisson at last reports was still He thinks that some smart satirists tr popular nightclub entertainer in New Chinese checkers front Ronnie. York. don't get the laughs because they aren't "friendly" enough with their 20. What would you like to be do- audience. He feels that if his audi- ing 20 years from now? Disgusted, Hollywood, Calif. ence should miss the point of a gag Living. or a song that it's his fault, not Sirs: I attended a listener's pro. theirs. "If the audience likes you gram and never was so disappointed. and trusts you and isn't afraid I expected guests would bring out you're being nasty, they laugh. If things they liked and disliked, in Coming! you establish, what d'ya call it— a general wa ,.. empathy, warmth—they laugh. Look Instead, nothing about the way at Sara Bernhardt—she toured in RADIO LIFE'S commercials are yelled over the air. vaudeville in America and she spoke Or the false gu,to with which an- nothing but French. But she had em- Anniversary nouncers introduce guest stars . . . pathy and the people loved her. Now as if it were a big surprise to every- I ain't no Sara Bernhardt, but I am one. I appreciate the fact that firms friendly," he smiled. Edition pay for this pleasure, but we, the "If the people don't know when to public pay the final bills, indirectly. laugh, you should tell 'em," he in- FEBRUARY 15 You certainly hit the bullseye on sisted. "You don't knew till you're your review of "Big Sister." If you'd told, do you? I didn't know what liateM regularly from 8:45 to 10:30 Sussex was until I'd read Thomiut Page Fifteen 700 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500 %OD

SUNDAY, JANUARY 11 r r r l.i '' 1.1(;.1 1(.1(K' Îf Kli KK K K KITI: *Indicates News Broadcast. * KILL KFX M. KGB, KV0E — I KK K K K K K K K — Message of Israel. News, Glenn Hardy. LFF ML E 1 HFF NXYFRS GFPS GF DF GGWPF VS — KECAKFI—Grandpa Owens Reade KNX —People's Platform. ASI PI C E TWVIL OSKDFXPOI OTABEKR D K MPC — Western Federal 8 I. the Funnies. CD CC A V 8 DOTIAR G D.1 1M,C N I XICCIIIR W O B E KHJ. KGB —Back to God Music Hour. Hour. KF WB —Peter Potter's * KNX, KSDJ—News. Platter Parade. KIEV —Top Tunes. KFI KFSD —One Man's K MPC —Mlrandy. * KGER, KLAC —News. • KWIK —Carl Bailey. Family. * KGER, KIEV. KLAC —News. KFAC —011bert and Sullivan. KGIL —Patil Carson. KF WB — Wizard of the Ivories. KF WB —Funnles. K XLA —Slavic Council. KFX M, FIPPC, KPRO. KVOE KGFJ—Sunday :soon Serenade RFAC--Country Church. K WK W —Hungarian Baptist. —Church Services. ITHRD —Flying Dutchman BRED —Ranch Program. HO WL —Romance in Music. KFOX —Preshyterian Church. Show. S WK W —Pan-American KGFJ —Ilits of the Week. 11:05—KGER —Music for Sunday. E WK W —American Jewish Mission. KREID —Sunday Serenade. 11:15—KIFIJ, KGB —Garden Chats. Hour. RGFJ—Public Messenger. KIEV —Morning Serenade. KN X —University Explorer. HO WL —Vocal Ensemble. EXLA —Music Land Revue. KFVD —Sunday Roundup. lifiFJ—Plano Parade. KIEV —Midday Musicale. HO WL —Religious Services. K WIK —Carl Bailey. KLAC —Bolero Time. * K WIK —News. SFVD —Voice of Calvary. ROIL —Morning Matinee. ROIL —Hollywood Christian ROIL —Music Room. S WIK —Com munity Chapel. * KFOX —L. A. Sentinel Church. 12 :45—KO W ails Time. KGIL —Musical Corral. Broadcast. HO WL —Modern Concert Hall. -11ECA, KFMB —Sound 011. KFOX — Memories of Calvary. RFSD —Platter Party. 11:30—KECA —National Vespers 1 KILL IFTFXM, KGB, KVOE — K FSD —Call to Worship. KFMB —Adventures in KFI, KFSD —Harvest of Stars House of Mystery. KFMB —Revival Time. Research. KHJ, KGB —Bill Cunningham. EFL KFSD —Quiz Kids. 8:05—KNX —Reserve. 10:05—KGER —Radio Revival. * KNX —Joseph C. Harsch. KNX, KSDJ—New York KGER —Rev. Markham. 10:15*KECA. KFMB —Rayrnond 1RGFJ—Songs of the Islands. Philharmonic. Swing. K WK W —All-Saints Episcopal 8:15—KUEV —Musical Bandwagon. K MPC —Singin . Ram- * KFI—News. Church. KFVVII—Music. KFXM. KGB, EVOE — KIEV —Devotional. * KGER, KLAC, KXLA —News. Com mander Scott. KFOX —Christian Church. KGFJ—Intermission. KLAC — Western Music. 11:45—KHJ, KGB —Canary Pet Show. KFAC —Piano Parade. SU N DAY M OR NIN G KFOX —People's Church. HO W L—Svmphonette. RO WL —Sunday Stars. M ELO DIES 10:311— KECA —Don Otis. KFVD —Stan Freberg Show. KFI—Chicago Round Table. — KE "' KFMB —Lassle. 8:15 on Station K M PC 12 KHJ— Broadway News. K WK W —American Jewish Hr. (71(1 on your dial) KHJ—Taylor-Made Melodies. KFI, KFSD —Eddy Howard KRKD —Flying Dutchman * KN X —News. Parade. Show. K XLA--Czech Program. KNX, KSD.11—New York KPPC —Afternoon Concert. HO WL —Latin Americana. Philharmonic. KIEV —Meet the Maestro. KPPC —Church News. E MPC —Sunday Record K WIK —Modern Concert K WK W —Itallan Melodies. Session. KGIL,—Dell Porter. K MPC —Sunday Morning KIEV —Top Tunes. Melodies. KFVVR—Peter Potter. KFOX —Famous Selection.. KGIL —Alvino Rey Oral. * KFX M, KGB, ROHR. KGIL, KLAC —Church of Christ. 1:05—KGER —Stamps Quartet. HOER —Voice of Prophecy. KIEV, KLAC —News. H W1K — Morning Serenade. KFXM. KGB, KVOE —Dean 1:15— KFAC —Music. S of Faith. * KGFJ—Show Time. KLAC —Bolero Time. Maddox. KFV1b —Stan Freberg Show. K FI—Christian Science 10:4n —KPPC —Tower Chimes. K MPC —Manhattan Highlights. Program. K WK W —Italian Novelties. KXLA —Music for You. 10:11—KNX —Your New Home. RXLAI— Western Roundup. R HJ, KFX111, KGB, KPRO, KGIL —Ballads. KGIL —Dinning Sisters. KV OE— Voire of Prophecy. KFOX —Cumberland Church. KO WL —Kostelanetz Conducts. 1:30-1TECA, KFMB —Metropolitan ENX. KSDJ—Salt Lake Auditions. 10 :',0—FIPPC —Church Service. K WIK —Carl Bailey. Tabernacle. 1U:51—HO WL —Hymn for Today. * KFI—Radio News Weekly. RIVIPC —Chapel Hour. KFOX —Popular Melodies. KNX,KSDJ—Reserve. K FEB--Union Rescue Mission — KECA —Miracles in Music. KVOIc'—Radio Tour. KHJ, KFX M, KGB, EVOE — K XLA —Bell Bandstand. 11 KFI, KFSD —RCA-Victor Show 12:05—KGER —Sunday Serenade. True Detective Mysteries. RIVR W —Buenas Nuevas. * KHJ, KGB — William Shirer. 12:15*KECA —Sam Pettencill. KF WB —Boy and Girl. KHJ—Singin* Sam. ALAC— Unity. KNX —Meet the Author. KFAC — Music. K FAC —Strolling Tom. K MPC —Sunday Record KLAC —Bolero Time. KXLA —Church in the Barn. HO WL —Dave Rose. Session. KFAC —Curtain Calls. KGFJ—Better Things in KFVD —Church of Christ. KF WB —Peter Potter. KIEV —Perry Como Sings. Music. KGFJ—Sons 0. Guns * KGER. KLAC, KO WL —News. ROIL —David Street. KO WL —Musical Bouquet. KIEV —Musical Memories. KGFJ—Morning Moods. KPPC —Afternoon Concert. KIEV —Show Tunes. K WIK —Morning Bible Ho w. K XLA — Western Roundup. KGB —Ralph Ginsberg. * K WIK —News, Human Interest KGER —Swedenborg. KFAC —lst Methodist Church. 12 :30* KECA —This Week Around KGIL —Serenade. K WK W —Itallan Melodies. the World. KGER —Light and Life. E1FOX —Morning Bible Hour. KILL KGB. KNOE —Juvenile KYOR —Challenge to Youth. SF-VD —Hollywood First KFSA —All-Star Western. RFSD —America United. Baptist Church. Jury. 1:45—K1F1—Famous Music. 8:45— KFI—Outdoor Reporter. K MPC—Here's to Vets. KFAC —Village Festival. KO WL —Sports Roundup. KGFJ —Quiet Moments. K WK W —Hoyos Hour. KGER —Frank and Ernest. SUNDAY Program Highlights K WLK —Melody a la Carte. KFOX —Italian Songs. *HECA—News. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and 9 KFI—The Eternal Light. Evening Programs in Boldface. 2 — KECA' K FMB —Treasury K HJ, KGB, KVOE —Pilgrim Agent. Hour. KFI, KFSD —Ford Theatre. K NX, KSDJ —Invitation to Mystery-Detective K NX —Jeanette Davis Sings. Learning. Comecly.liariety KFX M. KGB. Kvor,— R MPC —Bolero Time. 4:110—Jack Benny, KFI. 2:30—Counterspy, !MCA. The Shadow. * KLAC —News. Beach Report. 4:30—Fitch Bandwagon, KFL 4:00—Sherlock Holmes, KHJ. K MPC-c-SymphonY Hour. SRED —Sunday Serenade. 5:00-4 harlie McCarthy, K M. 8:00—Man Called X, KN X. * KLAC —News. SFAC —Liberal Catholic Hour. 5:30—Fred Allen, KFI. 9:00—Sam Spade, KNX. KGFJ—Anybody's Hit Parade. K FVD — Waltz Time. 8:30— Blondie, KNX. KFAC —Concert Favorites. SGFJ—Spotlight Parade. KRED —Flying Dutchman E XLA —Bell Bandstand. Public Interest- Show. HO WL —Singing Strings. Drama R WK W —Italian Hour. Information 2:00—Ford Theatre, K if. TIPPC — Morning Devotional. TODD'S KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 6:00—Romance of the Rancho, 9 :00—Invitation to Learning. KNX. KNX. HARLEM HOLIDAY K WIK —Curtain Call. 6:30—Theatre Guild, KECA. 9:30—As Others See Us, KN X. KGIL—Chapel in the Sky. 10:00—People's Platform, KN X. 1121.1 with Hunter Hancock * KGER —News. Bible Treasury. 10:30—Chicago Round Table, Kif Sunday 2:00-3:00 KFOX —Popular Melodies. Classical, Semi-Classical e° WAITS KFSD —Chicago Round Table. 11:00— Meet the Author. KNX. 9:15*KECA — Washington Inside Out Music 11:11 —University Explorer, KNX. 6:15—Mayor Bowing', KMPC. KFAC —Concert Music. KLAC —Catholic Hour. 8 :30—Salt Lake Tabernacle. 9:00—Sunday Evening Club, KIEV —Dinah Shore Sings. KN X. KFAC. KPPC —Prelude to Worship. 11:00—RCA-Victor Show, Kn. 9:10—Open Forum, KLAC. 9:30—K ECA —Don Otis. 11:30—Harvest of Stars. Kn. KEY D—Harlem Holiday. SFI—Taylor Made Melodies. 12:00—New York Philharmonic, Quiz, Participation K WK W —Hoyos Hour. KI M KFX M, KGB. HVOE — KNX. KXLA —Sunday Concert. Lutheran Hour. 1:30—Metropolitan Opera Audi- 12:30—Juvenile Jury, KHJ. KO WL —Lullaby of Broadway. H EX —As Others See Us. tions, KECA. 1:00—Quiz Kids, Kn. K WIK —Pop Concert. KF WB —Peter Potter's Platter 2:30—Hour of Charm, KNX. 2:30—Quirk as a Flash, KHJ. KIEV — Musical Favorites. Parade. 3:00—Family Hour. RNX. 5:30—Jack in All Trades, KEN. * KGIL —Com mentary. EFAC,—Gilbert and Sullivan. 3:30—Pause That Refreshes, 7:00—Take It or Leave It, KFI. KPPC —Afternoon Concert. K XLA —Record Review. KEN. 8:00—Twenty Questions, KHJ. KGER —Long Beach Band. EGFJ—Hollywood House 5:00—Detroit Symphony, KECA. KFOX —Good News. Presents. 6:30—Album of Familiar Musk', Recorded Music 2:15—KEN —Here's to You. * KFVD —Newa. K F WB —Strolling Tom. KPPC —Sunday Morning Club. 8:30—Standard Hour, Kn. 9:30—Gilbert and Sullivan, KLAC — Modern Concert Hall. K W1K —Carl Bailey. 9:30—Chicago Theatre, RAJ. KFAC. KGIL —Jan Garber Orch. HO WL —Old Fatorites. • 2:00—Concert Favorites. KFAC. KFOX —Music. KIEV —Latin Quarter. 3:00—Stage Melodies. KFAC. 2:30—RECA, KF MB —Counterspy. KGER —Hymn Time. Comment-Narration 4:00—Musical Masterpieces. K.NX —Hour of Charm. KFMB —Popular Music. KFAC. 10:11—Commander Scott, KHJ. KHJ, KFXM. KGB, HVOE — 9:45—KFVD —Charles Hemp. Quick as a Flash. 5:30—Jim my Fidler, E MI KIEV —Meet the Band. 6:00— Walter Winchell, KECA. HO WL —Ballads by Bing. ROIL —Valley Reporter. Popular-Western Music 6:111— Loucha Parsons, KECA. K WK W —Don Pancho Hour. KFMB —Frank and Ernest. * KGER. KGIL, K WIK —News. 7:30—Jimmy Fidler. KECA. 4:00—Gene Autry, KEN. KFOX —Gospel Harbor Light. ek—KECA —Musicale. 8:30— Walter Winchell, KHJ. 6:00—Manhattan Merry-Go- lV KFI—Sports Folio. 8:45—Sheila Graham, KHJ. Round, KFI. 2:40—KGER —Long Beach Band. 2:45—KF WB —Music. Page Sixteen HO WL —Composer's Album. JANUARY 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE SUNDAY LOGS Dinehart. E MPC —Gueet Star. * K8DJ—Joseph C. Harm*. KNX —Christopher Well,. KLAC —Three Quarter Time. KMPC —Pet Exchange. 1(1,5111—Californla KXLA —Labor Arbitration. 3-ICECA, KFIAB —tnion Rescue Mission Carasan. RGFJ—Here', to Veterans. KFAC —'lo ur Concert. Open Forum M il—Catholic Hour. KO WL —Hymns of All *KGE11. IIGIL. KLAC —Nesss. Churches. KNX —Family Hour. RPPC —Organ Rerital, KFTD —Samuel B. McKee. 9:1 0 to 1 0:00 p.m. K W. EFX51, KGB, KV 0E—. KXLA —National Voice. Those Webster*, KRKD —Kingdom Within. KGFJ—Overture to Evening. *K M IK—News. Croothy. R WIE —Vet,' Employment. SUNDAYS RFA13—Gospel and Song. KIEV —Bing Crosby Singe. RFOX —Full Gospel Aesembly. *RLAC —News. Music Room. KGII. Peggy Lee. 7 :05—KGER —Embers. KFOX —Inside China. K LAC EFAC---Stage Melodic,. 7:15-11XLA — Ufe and Health. KGFJ—Saludos Amigos. KPRO —Musie America Love,. KMPC —Proudly We Hail. AFI'D —Swinr Tlm•• 4:45—Kt:MI—Proudly W . Hall. M AC —Best in Variety. KGIL —Concert Hall. K MPC —Freddy Martin's Orch. K WIK —Guest Sitar. K WIR —Four Knights. KGFJ—Curtain Calls. KIEV —Trade Winds Tempos. EGIL —Manager Speaks. RFOX —Sunshine Miossion. 7:30—KF.CA, KFMB--jim my Fidler. EGER —Gifford Gordon. Learn RADIO 5 Kt-MR —Sunday -KECA, RFSD —Horace Heidt Esening Hour. KF51B —Popular Music. show. EVOE--Minister's Hour. K , K rell—Charlie KNX. KleD.1—Strike It Rich. 9:45—RFMB —Bing Crosby. BROADCASTING McCarthy Show. KI1J—Quis of Two Cities. KNX —Dr. Dana. KGER —Kingdom Balniel• MIPC —Parade of Hits. EVOE —Grace and Truth. KILL KNOE —Alexan- Men & Women *R111111--Edwin C. Hill. der's Meditation Board. *KECA —Foreign Correspond- RXLA —Church of Open Door. eterans and KNIPC -5Iusieal Holiday. 10 ents. Non Vet *K WIK —New,, Musk. K M/I—Eagle Rock Church. KGIL —Spirituals. KFSD —The Retorter. Frederick H Speare, *KGER, KGIL. KLAC —News. REOX —The King's terries. * KS X —Chet Huntley, News. KtiF.I— Easy Rhythm. RILL KGB, KFX M —Chicago well-known producer KGB —Sunday Serenade. and trainer of radio EFAC —Bowlers' Sportscast. Theater. KA 0E -1.1.11% • It to the Girls. KM PC. /WON, KV OE — personalities, invites KXLA —Labor Arbitration. 7:45—RECA, KFMR —Don't Tan Old-Fashioned Resisal, you to audition for KRI M —Tunes of the Day. Belies• It. IK—Vouth for Christ. KF1A11-1.. A. Museum professional training. I .1 A'. now KFIVB —tOt holie Answers. IWO X—Esangelist Hogan. Concert. for a career in radio and television EGIL —Badio Bible. RPPC —Afternoon Concert. KGER —New,. ae an actor, announcer. emcee, etc.. R WIA —On a Cloud. with expert Instruction. Students get et4 M 1.41 . 1•11. 4 M . •»41 ” «.1 M4.111Meg+ M e N C. KFAC —Gateway to Mitai.. • actual air experience on "OAREEA *KFCA, KFMR —Drew Pearson. EGFJ—Concert Nocturne. THEATER." every Sunday. 3 to 3:30 / Bible Treasury Hour 8 KILL KGB. KFXM —Tweaty KlevD —Spade Cooley Time. P. M., Station KXLA (1110 ke.). Questions. K XLA —Sacred Record Shop. Phone, writs or stop in for frank With TOM WESTWOOD KFI. KFSD —Frost Warnings: E WIE —Dase Street. diecussion. FREE RErORDEID Au- Hollywood Star Preview. 11611 .—SYmPhonY• dition. Approved for Veterano+. Fret K's‘, Ke nl—The Man AFRO —Riverside Union placement. KGER—Dial 1390 Called X. Church. FREDERICK H. SPEARE I Sundays-9:05 a.m.-5:05 p.m. *KLAC, KGIL —News. 10 :05—BLAC —Supers isor Darby. "The West's Outstanding Radio Mon. thru Fri. 5:45 a.m. K51PC —Philo KGER —Grace Esantellefle. School" KE WB —Hollywood Presby- 10:15—KECA —Danee Orch, t1671 Runlet Daily on R WK W -9:15 a.m. terian Church. KFI—Chapel Quartet. HO-2325. Studio 1591 altz Ins Oaths's. KSX —Organ Musli'. KFAC —First Methodiet RXLA —Speare Career 5:(15—KGF:R —Bible Treasury Hour. KLAC — MelodY Parade. Theater, 5:15—KFAC —Twilight Vespers. Church. KFSD —Coneert Hall. 15% KW —Don Pancho Hour. KLAC —Aleet the Band. KXLA —Open Door Church. 10:30—RECA —Freddy Martin Arch. KGIL —Valley tespers. K WIK —Concert Master. * KF1—Carveth Wells. Inside *RO WL--Bay COS Newts , RFOX —Enion Rescue Miosion, the News. KPPC —Afternoon Concert. 5 : 30—K Fl . K FSD —Fred Allen. Floyd B. KN X —R e. KIEV —Sweet and Swing. KNX. "(SIM —Jerk in All *a(:Ea—NPws, K WIR —Composer's Corner. Trades. Johnson. KILL KGB, KFXM —Latin American Serenade. KGIL —Mask and Mike Club. RHJ, KGB —Jim my Fidler. 'WPC —Sunday Esoning Hour. RVOE--Streams of Life. KF WB —Echoes of Eden. *KGER —Newm. Styles In Song. KFIAR —Louis Jordan, 8:15*RECA, M IMS—Monday RFAC —Music for Listening. EFOX —Res, Earl Isle. KLAC —Flere's to Veterana. 3:15--KPVID KXLA —Lincoln A s e. Church. Morning Headline,. KLAC —Muode. KO WL —Morton Gould I(GF.1—Keyboard Magic. ('oneert. Kt:IL —Guest Star. K(+11.—Delmonico Trio. KF WB —loice of the Orient. KRED —Floyd B. Johnson. g:25—KNX —Surprise llseutre. 10:30 KPRO —St. Francis Hour. *K WIK —News. Human Interest 8:30—RECA. RF51B —The Green EGER —Church of the Air. Hornet. nightly 3:30— KECA, RE-MR —The RFOX —Sons o' Glens. KFI, RFSD —Standard Hour. Greatest Story Eser Told. 5 :415*K H.I, KGB —Neu scope. K Si X, KSIOJ—Blondle. That KFI—NeWe. KLAC —Guest Stars, *KR & RGB. KFXM, ATOE - KNIC. Kf41).1—Pause That KG11.—Madriguera Orch. -J ' Journal. Refreshes. R WIK —Songs Mother KMPC —Mystery B000r. HAWTHORNE RILI, RFX.M. KGB. M OE — Taught Me. KLAC —Marine Corps. Nick Carter. Kros _The Singing Crow. KGFJ—Esening Interlude. Thing K MPC—Musir in the Air. 5:55*KNX, ESD.1—Ned Calmer. *K WIR —Newo+, Tour City. KF WB —Think and Grow Rich 6*HECA, KIIIR —ss slier 'WPC —Sacred Musk. KXL A KLA('—Metropolitan Theater Winrhell. RGIL — Weatherman. Time. See our big ad KFI. KFSD —MonlIstion REMB —Ring Crosby. KFVD —Hank, the Night Merry-Go-Round. 11:15—R MI. KGB, KFXM, 150E — next week Watchman. KNX —Romance or the Sheila Graham. A WK W —Viings of Healing. Ranchos. KI M —Drama. KXLA —Hawthorne Thing. KXLA —Challenge to Youth. RH.", KFXM. KGB, 150E—. PIT — Word of Life. RO WL —Then and Now. KGER —Popular Music. Meet Nle at Perky',. KFAC —Sunday Evening Club. 10 :15—KFI—Melody Time. * R WIE —News, Human Interest * RFOX. RE'WR. KGER. [(LAC. KVIIK —Time to Dance. KGIL —Tin Pan Alley, *REND —News. K MPC, KXLA —News. KFOX —Penterostal Churrh. 10:55—/ WI—Police Bulletins. KFAC —Masterworks of Music. KF MB — Message of lowael. KESD —Fasorite Composers. KGF.1—Musiral Parade. — HE:CA —Cesare Orch. 3:45—KFI—Melodr Parade. KRI M — Waltz Time. 11 KHJ. KGB —Benny Strong ALAC—Sunday Serenade. K WIR —One World. One God. Orch. KO WL —Eddie Oxford—Inside K(iIL —Date With a Disc. EASTSIDE KFI—Amerire Felted. Hollywood. 6:05—KGER —Harbor Forum. * RN X, KLAC —News. A WIK —Dennis Day. 6:10—KLAC —Floyd Allen. KMPC —Dance Parade. —KECA—C'hild's World. RFOX —Fossorite Hymns. SERENADE KF WA —Echoes of Eden. 4 KILL KGB —Sherlork Holmes, 13:15—KECA, KFMA —Lottelle KFACs—Musie for Listening. REISII—Jack Benny. Parsons. KGFJ—Coneert Nocturne. KNX, KSDJ—Gene AMP'S. Kilre —Mayor Bowron. 9 TO 9:30 P.M. KXLA —Dance Time. 3 SU n d e y IIMPC —Sunday Serenade. KF WB —Adsentures in KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KFIA'B —old Fashioned Knowledge. IEWIK —Dase Street. Bevis al. KXLA —Beyond Victory. IIGIL —Juke Box Review. * RLAC, KIEV —Nears. 'WPC —Sacred Song Recital. KECA • KFOX —Musie. RFAC —Musical Masterpieces. 6:30—KECA, RE-NIB —Theatre Guild. 111111D — Music In the Night. K XLA —Choral Group. 11F1. RES'S—A merican Album — KECA —Easteidf Serenade. 11 015.-11INX —Muele. RGFJ—Appointment With the of Familiar Musk. 9 RFC, KFSD —Standard Hour. 11:15—KECA, KE MB —Bridge to Clergy. KNX —Macrae and Knight. EN X, KSDJ—Sam Spade. Dreamland. KFVD —Hank the Night KILL KFX M, KGB, RAVE — *KILL KGB. KFX111, KV0E — ELAC —Arrois the Footlights. N e w ,. Glenn Hardy. atchman. Jim Bark » Show. 11:30—EFI, KY:AD —Eddie Fitzpat- BO WL —Symphony Hall. KMPC —Mother's Album. KMPC —Mystery Is My Hobby. rick (»eh. K WK W —Magic Circle KEVIrt—Gospel and Song. *RF WB, KLAC —News. KNX —Daace Orch. Theatre. KLAC —Sporta. KGFJ—Ave Marla Hour. KILL KGB —Henry King Oreh. RIVIR — Mnsie. KXLA —Luthensts Gospel KFAC —Sunday Evening Club. KF WB — Musie You Want. RGII.--Matinee Melodies. Hour. KXLA. RPRO —Old-Fashimted 11:4S*RFLI, KGB —News. Revisal. EIPPC —Afternoon Coneert, KGFI—Twilight Rhapsody. KGIL —Just Relax. KFXM, RGER —Old Faehioned * MAUI—News. KG M —Show Tunes. 11:35* KFI. ENX —Newe. Revisal. KRBD--Grace Melodies. RIVIR —Casaleade of Music. RFOX —Sunahine Mission. IIPPC —Children's Corner. ((FOX —Business Reporter. :15—KLAC —Broadu ay Hits. EGER —Lutheran League. * KGER —Newe. Bethel Church. 9:1e—KLAC —Open Forum. BY THE W AY KM-PC —Land of the Free. RFON —Hal's Memory Room. R WK W —Pasadena Spenes. 6:45—K LM'—Behind Studio Gate*. 9:15—KH.I. KGB —Two Sleepy People. KXLA —Mnsic. KMPC —Know Your Schools. The hilarious Norman KF WB -5111Pir. KRIM —Tune, of the Day. 11(PPC —Story Time, Krasna laugh on NBC's Jack 0:30_1(EcA —claremorit Hotel Oreh. KIEV-4111odern Concert Hail. K WIE —Treseure Chest. EsWIK —Make Mine Melody. 11:05*KFAC —News, EFL KFSD —Reserse. Benny program is done by ANX. KSDJ—Corlias Archer. 4:30—KECA —Lee Sweetland Show. — KECA, KFMR —Theatre Guild Mel Blanc, the cartoon voice KFI, EFSD —Bandwaroti• 7 KILL KGB, KFICM —Chicitge RILL KFX M. KGB. 111V0E — KNX —Flawk Lamb«. Theater. of Bugs Bunny, and "Moony" Gabriel Heatter Show. KMPC —Boaton Blaekie. /111J, KFXM, KGB. ATOE— KFI, KFSD —Take It or on ABC's "Point Sublime." California Tales. HE WS —Pacific Lutheran fir. Leave It. KFAC —Gateway to Muele. Page Seventeen News, Glenn Hardy. K WK W -Song Parade. * KMPC -News. K WIR - Meet the Band. KF WB -Maurice Hart. 11:15-KECA -Listening Post. MONDAY, JANUARY 12 KFI, KFSD - Woman In White KLAC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. KN X -Perry Mason. *Indieates News Broadcasts. RO WL -Salutè to Americas. IRRKD -Crazy Rhythms. KH.1, KFX M. KGB, IIVOE - S -KECA, K FMB.--Don m eNeltr e KRFID -Sagebrush Serenade. YU:IL -Arm.' Platter Show. Erskine Johnson. KW -Voire of China. * RXI.A -Pasadena News. Breakfast Club. i mps-Mainly for Women. KFI, KFSD -Fred Waring. K W I R-Va Hey Roundup. 10:15-FCECA. KEMB -Ted Malone. KGIL -Light Classics. KN X -Johnny Murray. Kt:IL -Miriam Lane. KFI- What Do You Say? KFVD -Violet. KIEV -Bing Crosby Time. * KIEL KGB, KV 0E -Bob KNX - Ma Perkins. K WIK -Sunny Side. Anderson. News. O :03-KFI-Ladies' Day. KILL KFX01. KGB, KV0E - KGER -Helene Smith. KGER -Lutheran Hour. *KIEV, KLAC, K MPC, KXLA Pictsweet Show. 11:20-K WK W - Want Ad News. 11 :25-KGFJ-Spurts flash. - News. 9:15-KH.11, KFX M. KGB. KY0E-•-• Leydett. KF WB -Morning Melodies. Victor B. LIndlahr. KGEJ-Serenade for Yon. 11:30*RECA -Baukhage Talking. KGFJ-Dr. Frederick Belles. KN X -Aunt Jenny. * KXLA -News. KFI, KFSD -Holly Sloane. K MPC -Bill Leyden. KN N -Broadway and Vine. 111-Ar -Breakfast Symphony. KGFL-According to Record. KF WB -Bing Crosby. RHJ, KFXM. KGB. KV0E-• KO WL -Bing Crosby. K WK W -Morning Melndien. K WK W -Rafael Mendez. KLA('-Racing News. Queen for a Day. KGE.1-Rem1niseent Rhythm. KRKD -Bible Institute. IFIGFJ-Social Security. RXLA -Bar 0 Ranch Time. KFVD - Wakeup Ranch. KXLA -Dinner Bell Roundup. RFVD -Housen iv es' Exchange K WIK - Morning Serenade. K WK W -Rible Treasury Hour R WIR -Three's a Company. sirlIFOX. RO WE. KRKD -News. EGIL -Hollywood KIEV -Dinah Shore Sings. HFOX -Challenge to Youth. KGER -Vaughn Monroe Ora. * KGER -Newa, 51Izpah. airKFVD -News. 11:35-KNX -Bob Graham. KO WL -Rostelanetz. 8:15*EN X. KFIJ-News. 9:20*IICFJ-News. TH E LIN E U P K MPC -Markets; Sports. 9:30-KECA. KFMB -Breneman's with late jockey changes 11:10-KFI. KFSD -Betty Crocker. scuse -lanyneg at the Reins. Breakfast. and acralches 11:45-RECA -Between Es Girls. KO WL - Meet the Band. KN X. KSDJ-Flelen Trent. 10:00-10:15 a.m. KFI-Light of the World. KNX. 1151)1-Rose of My 1FIGF.I-Concert PasteIle. K11.1-.1nhnson Family. Mon.-Sat. K WIK -1Flari Sands. KF WB -Hi. Horn PM akera. Dial 1230 Dreams. * KGFJ-Airotorials, Barnet. KGIL -Sports News. *K WIR. RO WE, K WK W - KIEV -0Iusical Bandwagon. News. 111:23-KGF.11-Sports Flash. 11 FAc -Concert Grand. KGER, KRKD -Bing Crosby. 8 :20-K XLA -Musie. KG11.-Ballads for You. 10:30-KECA, KFMR -My True Story 11:30-KFI, RFSD -Jark Berets. KGFJ-Open Album. *KFI. KFAC, KO WL, R WIE -Broadway Rhythms. KN X -Grand Slam. FIFVD-.-Show Tunes. News. 11 :05-KGFJ-Sports Flash. KILL NEX51, KS 0E - RIE', - Meet the Rand. KN X -Young Dr. Malone. 1.2 *KECA, KGB, KGER, KIEV, Fditor's Diary. KGER -Musie. Kitt-Morning Matinee. KV0E -News. K MPC -ft. Song for Yon. KEA( -Morning Melodies. KGF.1-1"pheat Session. KFI-Farm Reporter. * KFAC, IIF WB, RO W., 11:30-KO WL -RememberIng. LA - W orna Ws WO dd. KNX. KSDJ -Double or KRKD -News. l:, -Town Crier. }IFS D-I nion Rescue Mission. Nothing. KIF.V - Musical Memories. 9:45-KFI-Chuck Collins. K WK W -Feature Story. *RIM -Broadway News. KNX, RSDJ-Our Gal Sunday. KRRD -Prip Concert. KMPIr-The Man Says Yes( KHJ-Morning Melodies. RGIL -Music That Endures. KF WB -Itaiirice Hart. KF W11.-Mosie. KGB -Say It With Music. KLAC - II Jarvis Ballroom. KLAC -Downtown Quiz. HAVEN OF REST 10:33- KO WL -Pacific Strings. ¡

AL JARVIS — KFI, KFSD— Today's Children. 12:30—KFI, K1FSD —Pepper Young. BR ED, KFOX —Haven of Se KNX —Seeond Mrs. Burton. * KNX, KSDJ —Knoz Manning. Rest. Make-Believe Ballroom KECA, KFMB —Betty Crocker. KECA, KFMB —Paul KFVD — Wakeim Ranch. M U —Harold Turner. Whiteman Club. KGEL--Hollywood Music. KMPC —Music in the Air. KFIJ -1Louise Massey. S WK W —Rafael Mendez. KLA C KFNI R—Matirite Hart. * K MPC, KO WL. K WIK —News. K WIK —Morning Serenade. 10:00 a.m. — 1:00 p.m. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KXLA —Armstrong Twine. * KGER —News, Mizpah. KFAC —Festival of Music. K WK W —Stock Quotations. 8:15*KNX, KEIJ—Nevrs. 5:30 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. KRKD —Pan Americana. KGFJ—Plano Interlude. K MPC —Market Report, Sports. KXLA —Easy Listening. KFV11--Violet. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. Monday thru Saturday KO WL —Tune Shoo. 12 :35—K II ill 1.--Show Tunes. KO WL —Meet the Band. KGFJ—Across the Footlights. KW 1K—G. I. Platter Parade. KGFJ--Coneert Pastelle. KGER —News. 12:40—Kt.FJ—Intermission. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KGFL —Sports News. K WIK —Meet the Band. 1.2:45—KFI. KFSD —RIght to K WK W —Racing News. K WIK —Karl Sands. 11 :15—KFI, KFSD — Woman in Happiness. KIEV —Muslcal Bandwagon. KFAC —Music. White. KNX —Organ Music. HO WL —Romance in Music. 8:30— KFI, KFSD —Jack Derck. KNX —Perry Mason. KHJ—Ozark Valley Folks. KN X —Grand Slam. KGFJ—Race News. KECA, KF MB —Club Time. KMPC —Bill Hay Reads Bible. KGIL —Army Platter Show. KHJ, KFX M. KVOE-- KHJ, KGB, KFX M. KVOE — * KFAC —News. KRKD —Crazy Rhythm. Editor's Diary. Erskine Johnson. K WK W —Andy Mansfield. KFNII—Rev. Louis T. Talbot. K MPC —A Song for Yoe. KFVD —Violet. KGER —Garden School. EXLA —Saddle Dusters. * KF'WB —Newe. KGIL —Light Classics. KXLA —Top Western Tunes. KXLA —Baptist Brothers. E WER —Mainly for Women. *FE XLA —Pasadena News. 12:55*KF WB —News. * KFAC. KRKD, KO WL —News. 10:15—KFI— What Do You Say? KGER —Helene Smith. KGFJ—Sports flash. KN X —Ma Perkins. KFVD —Kirby Page. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KFSD —Backstage * KC:IL —Under Capitol Dome. KECA —Ted Malone. 11:30—RFI, RFSD —Holly Sloane. R WK W--Stoek Quotations. KIP, KGB, KFX.M. Rg0E—. KNX —Broadway and Vine. Pictsn-eet Show. KNIS X.if—Se. chool of the Air. * K WIK —News. Music. *KECA —Baukliage Talking. KECA, KFMB —Paul KIEV —Public Interest. KMPC —Bill Leyden. KIM, KGB. KFXM. KVOE — KGFJ—Serenade for You. Whiteman Club. KFOX — Words of Life. KGIL —Aavording to Record. Queen for a Day. KIM —Musical Melodies. 8:35--KRED —Spotlight Varieties. KXLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. KM1PC —Hal Berger. 8:45—KF1, KFSD —Lora Lawton. * KXLA —News. KGFJ—Reminiscent Rhythms. EIVK W —Morning Melodies. KFVD —flousewhes' Exchange. ELF WB —Bill Anson. KNX —Rosemary. *KLAC--News, Sport*. * RAJ —peen Brown. KFOX —Assembly of God. * HO WL, KRKD, K WIK —News. KGER —Music. KGF.1--Sunset and Vins. K MPC — Mnsic You Remember. KGER —Vaughn Monroe Orch. KRKD —Siesta Time. KF WB--Science of Mind. 10:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 11:35—KNX —Bob Graham. KGIL--Fiesta Time. SFAC —IInity. 10:30*KFI, KFAC, KO WL —News. RO WL —Dave Rose Orch. KNX —Young Dr. Malone. KFAC —Piano Parade. 11:40—KF1, RFSD —Betty Crocker. KECA, KFMB —My True KXLA —Com munity 11:45—KFI—Light of the World. Broadcaster. KNX, KSDJ—Rose of M7 DR. REUBEN L. 1C11.1— Morumg Melodies. KO WL —Show Tunes. 1 M A — woman's World. Dream, * KFVD, EGER —News. K WK W —Andy Mansfield. McMASTER KinK--011 the Boulevard. KIEV —Keith Hetherington. Philosophy - Health TUESDAY Program Highlights 1:05—KGER —Out of the Band Bog. 1:15—KFI, KFSD —Stella Dallai. Now KGFJ-8:45 A.M. Morning Programs Appear in Lightf ace Type: Afternoon and KHJ—Nancy Evening Programs in Boldface. K MPC —Freddy Martin Oreb. Monday Through •Friday KLAC -570 Club. 1:30—Burritt Wheeler .KNX. K XLA —Farin Program. IEGF.1—Dr. R. L. 51cMaqter. Comedy-Pariety 4:30—Art Baker. IFFi K WK W —Sam Rowland. KOIL —Coffee Parade. 9:05—Ladies' Day, KF1. KFAC —Muste In the K WK W — Wings of Healing. 3:30—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. Mystery-Detective American Manner. K FVD —Vocal Favorites. 5:30—Date With Judy. KFL 8:30— Mr. and Mrs. North. KNX. KFVD —Charlie Hamp. KIEV —Musical Memories. 6:00—Amos 'n' Andy. HF!.. KFOX —Recital TIM!. KGER —Bible Treasury Hour. 6:30—Fibber McGee, KFI. Public Interest 1:25--KGFJ—Sports Flash. del* KF), KMPC, KGER —News. 7:00—Bob Hope, 111FI. 1:00—School of the Air. KNX. 1:30—KFI, KFsn—Lorenzo Jones. KN X — Wendy Warren. 7 :30—Red Skelton, KFI. 6:00— Woman's Forum, KN X. KNX —Burritt Wheeler. KECA, KFMB — Weicome 8:30—Milton Berle, KFI. 8:15—Monitor Views News, KECA —Miracles in Music. Travelers. KECA. RAJ—Norma Young. * K M, KGB, KFX M, KVOE — Quiz, Participation 8:30— World Security Workshop, K MPC —Tommy Dorsey Ore. Kate Smith Speaks. KECA. KGFJ—Today's Hits. KF WB —Strolling Tom. 8:00—McNeill's Breakfast Club, 9:00—Town Meeting. KECA. KXLA —Vocal Varieties. KGFJ—Your City at Work. KECA. 9:45—Leaders of Tomorrow, KEY D—Hall of Records. 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. EFAC —Morning Concert. KMPC. KGIL —Little Symphony. 9:30—Breneman's Breakfast, * KXLA, KLAC. FEFSD —News. 11:40—Frontiers of Science, KN X. * HO WL, KRKD, K WIK —News. HO WL —Salute to Americas. KECA. KIEV —Organ Moods. EO M —Miriam Lane. II :30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. Sports 1:35—KRED —Song Symphony. 12:00—Double or Nothing. KN X. KO WL —Composers' Album. KRKD —Sagebrush Serenade. 10:00—Race Lineup, K WK W. K WK W —Voice of China. 2:00— What's Doin', Ladies? 1:45—KY', ILFSD —Young Slider KECA. 10:00—Racing, KGFJ. KFVD — Waltz Time. 5:45—Race Results. KRKD. Brown. KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 2:00—Heart's Desire, FCHJ. KE thel and Albert. 2:15—Three Alarm, KMPC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. K MPC--Glenn Miller Oreh. 9:05-11F1—Ladies' flay. 6:30—Santa Anita, KMPC. KGER —Lutheran Hour. 2:30—House Party, KNX. * KXLA —News. 2:30—Bride and Groom, KECA. 6:30—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 9:15—KNX —Aunt Jenny. KO WL--Audrey Browne. 3:00—Meet the Mi ms, KN X. 9:30—Inside Sports, KHJ. KIEV —Swing St3iings. H MI. KGB. KFX M. EVOE — 10:00—Ted Bentley. KECA. Victor FL Lindlahr. K WIK —Modern Mood. KMPC —Bill Leyden. Drama 1:50--KIIK W —Vets' Rehabilitation. KF WB —Bing Crosby. 6:30—Studio One. KN X. Recorded Music 1:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KLAC —Racing News. 9:00—Favorite Story, KFI. 4:00—Musical Masterpieces, 2 —KEl, KFSD — When a Girl KGFJ—Com munity Chest. KFAC. Marries. KXLA —Bar Nothing Ranch. Classical, Semi-Classical 6:00—Musical Digest, KGFJ. KNX, KSDJ— Winner Take 7:00—Firestone Favorites. WRFC *K FRD —News. 8:0n—Fred Wartng. KF1. - All. K II KW —Bible Treanor, Hour. 6:30—Boston Symphony, KECA. :o0—Evening Concert, KFAC. KECA, KFMB — What's KEVIK —Three's a Company. 7:30— Melodies America Loves, 10:00—Concert Nocturne. KGFJ. Doin' Ladles? ELIEI —Dinah Shore Sings. 10:00—Lurky Lager Dance Time, KNX. KHJ, KGB. KFX91, REVS — 9:20*KGFJ—News, Bill Flarpel. KFAC. Heart's Desire.. 9:30—KNX, KSDJ—Helen Trent. Comment-Narration 10:00—Eantnide Show. KF WB. KFIEB--Bill Anson. KECA, KF MB —Breneman's 12:00—Rhapsody in Wan, KIM. 7:45—Fred Beck. KN X. * KLAC, KIEV, KMPC —News. Breakfast. KFAC —Concert Matinee. KIM —Johnson Family. 9:00—Kate Smith, KHJ. Popular-Western .1l usic 10:00—Galen Drake. KECA. KXLA —Concert Hour. KLAC —Morning Melodies. 8:00—Supper Club, K n. 10:15 —Ted Malone, KECA. KGFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. * HO WL. K WK W —News. 8:15—Jack Smith. KNX. 10•15— What Do Tou Say. Kn. KO WL —Radio Auction. KGFJ—Open Album. 9 :3n—flub Fifteen, RN', KGEL —Social Whirl. KGIL —Ballads for You. 11:15—Er/trifle Johnson. KHJ. EKED —Urban League. gage Twenty RADIO LIFE TUESDAY LOGS

RFVD —Hall of Records. HO WL —Mystery Tune. *K WTE —News. * KHJ, KGB, KFX M, OE — R WIK —Mrs. Goes Shopping. R EED —Spotlight on Star. KFOX —Hars Memory Room. News, Glenn Hardy. KGER —Long Beach Band. KIEV —Show Tunes. KGER —Flelene Smith. KECA —America's Town 2:15—KF1, KFSD —Portia Faces 4:25—KGFJ—teports Flash. KGB, KFX31, HVOE —Fishing Meeting. and Hunting Club. * K31PC, KF WB. KLAC, EGER Life. 4:30—KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. EEMPC—Ohree Alarm. :45—KLAC —tra in Allen. — News. * KNX, KOILL, KFVD —News. KFAC —Evening Concert. KLAC -370 Club. KECA —Variety Parade. KXLA —Viest ern Caravan. KRI M —Musical Bouquet. KXLA —Seaboard Home Hour. K M —Adventure Parade. ECFSD —Bob Hope. KGIL —Modern Mood. KGFJ—Hollywood House /I KNX. KSDJ—Studio One. ' MIX —Ronny Mansfield. 7 Party. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KV0E — KIEV —Land o' Song. KGIL--Duke Ellington. American Forum. :20*R WK W —News K WIK —Swing Club. MILD & KECA —Boston Symphony. 2:25—HECA —Buddy 8:05— EGER —Music in the Night. KMPC —Firestone Favorites. KGFJ—Sports Flash. 9:15—KHJ, KFX3I, KGB —Beulah. KF WB —America Dances. KIIPC —Ttomance and Rhythm. 2:30—KFI, KFSD —Just Plain Bill. KFAC —Hour of Music. KNX, RSDJ—House Party. MELLOW 'ç K F WB —Unity Daily Ward. KGFJ—blusical Digest. KECA, KFMB —Bride and III...Su —Don Otis Show. *KLAC. KRI M, KGER —News. Groom. 4:30 to 5 P.M. KGIL —Dane Time. Monday Through Friday * KGIL —Valley News. 9 :30—EFI—Pleasure Parade. KHJ, KGB, KV(YE —Hollywood KXLA —Record Review. KN X, RSDJ—Club 15. Favorites. * R WIK —Averill Berman. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KA& KGB. KVOE —Insids of K XLA —Variety Time. UPC 7 :05—K LAC —Telephone Quiz. Sports. K WK W —Metnories in Wax. KGER —Fagan. KMPC —Barhershop Quartet. * KO WL, K WIK —News. KLAC —Racing Roundup. 7 :15*KX LA—Peter De Lima. KF WB —Slusic Box. * KGIL — Women's News. KGFJ—Record Jackpot. KRKD —Three-Quarter Time. * KGIL —Knox Manning. KRRD —Tunes in Tempo. KIEV —Bing Crosby Sings. KGII.--Constant Invader. KGER —Dr. Clem Davies. KIEV — Musical Potpourri. KGIL —Teen-Age News. K WIK —Sons o Gun*. KFSD —Mystery Is My Hobby. KGER —Feature Story. KRIM —Symphony in Swing. 7:30—KFI, KFSD —Ited Skelton. 9:45—KF1—Madison 2315. 2:40—KGER —Long Beach Band. K WK W —Today at the Races. KECA —Report to the People. KSDJ—Ed R. Morrow. 2:45—KFI, KFSD —Front-Page KMPC — Mild and Mellow. KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KVOE — * KHJ. KGB, KFXM. [CVOS.— Farrell. KFOX —Old Age Pensions. Ited Ryder. Newscope. KEW, KV0E —Red Hook 31. 4:45—KNX —Lum and Abner. KMPC —Leaders of Tomorrow. * KFTD, KGFJ—News. KHJ—Sleepy Joe. KGIL — Mr. Nobody. RGIL —Melodies. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. K WIC—Bobble True. KLAC —Studio Frolic. KO WL —Island Magic. Sea*EF1, KFSD —The Reporter. R WIK —Aloha Time. *KRKD —News. 1 KIEV —Trade Winds Tempos. GLORYA CURRAN, Soprano 08*EN X —Chet Huntley, News. 2:55*KNX —News. KECA —Ted Bentley. Sports. KGIL —Popular Records. MALE QU ART ET KFSD —Road of Life. * K UL RFX31, KGB. 'WOE — *KFSD —H. V. Raltenborn, CONC ERT ORC H ESTR A KNX, KSD.1—Meet the Mi me. Full on Leo ic. KGB, K VOE —Adv enture Earl Towner, Director KECA, KFMB —Ladies, Parade. Be Seated. 4 :55—RGFJ—Sports Flash. KNX — Tuesday- 7:30 P.M. KHJ —Leave It to the Girls. KMPC —Three Alarm. *KFI— Feature Wire. EASTSIDE INGLEWOOD PARK CEMETERY AS 'N. KF WB —Bill Anson. 5*ENS—Knox Manning, News. *KHJ, KGER —News. ?, * KLAC, KXLA —News. KNX — Melodies America KFAC —Musical Favorites. KECA —Happy Theater. * K MPC —News, Teen & Twenty. Laies. SHO'W' KRHD —Tops in Pops. EMPC —Melody Hour. KGFJ—Armchair Concert. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. 10 TO 12 P.M. *KLAC —Fred Henry Reports. KF WB —Music. KGIL —Children's Hour. KLAC —Don Otis. KFVD —Hall of Records. KFAC —Sunset Serenade. KGFJ--.11ve at Five. FIFAC —Echoes and Encores. HO WL —Radio Outlook. KXLA —Ford Lewis. KGIL —My Serenade. K WK W —Swing Session. KGII.--Opinion. Please. KIEV —A Matter of Records. KRRD —Sundown Roundup. i'"U k 4" i i En e S± idele RXLA —Juke Box Matinee. KR/ID —Twilight Serenade. E RIK -149n Club. *K WIR —News. KF WB--Eastside Show. 3:05—KGER —Hall of Records. K WIK —Spotlight on Star. 5:05—HGER —Music with Appeal. 7:45*KECA, KFMB —People and * K MPC, KLAC, KGER —News. 3:10—KLAC —Tommy Dorsey Sho«. the Ne ws. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. 3:15—KFI—Life Can Be Beautiful. 5:15*KFI—News. RF WB — Wizard vs. Criswell. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance. KECA, KFMB —Terry and KGIL —Perry Wood. KGIL —Symphony. the Pirates. RIVIR —Adeline Hanson. KGFJ—Concert Nocturne. JUKE BOX KN X —Tom Hanlon. 8 KFSD —Frost Warnings; KXLA —Radio Guild. KHJ. KGB, KFX31, HVOE — -11LFI, KIVIK —Michael Roy. Superman. Supper Club. MATINEE FILAC,—Picture Album. * KNX —Lowell Thomas. KECA —Concert Youth Chorus. with Carl Bailey KGFJ—Race Recap. KGIL —Eventide Echoes. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KV 0E — 3:15 - 5:30 p.m. EGER —Sports Roundup. Count of Monte Cristo. Olympic Auditorium 5:30—KFL RFS D—.4 Date With *K MPC —News. Judy. FCF WB —Sports Final. KXL A * KNX, IESDJ—Charles *LILAC. FOZLA, KGER —News. Monday thru Saturday Collingstood. KFAC —Evening Concert. FIG HTS KECA —.Jack Armstrong. KGFJ—Caucasian Memories. K WIK —Swing Club. Tuesday, 10:05 p.m. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. KFIJ, KGB, EFX31, HVOE — KO WL —Classics. Captain Midnight. 8:15*K FI—News of the World. 3:25*KHJ—News. RFAC — Whoa Bill Club. * KECA. FCF31B —Monitor News. K LAC KGFJ—Sports Flash. E(LAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KN X —Jack Smith. 3:30— KF1, K FSD —Aunt Mary. KGFJ—Dinner Interlude. K MPC —Red Rowe. KNX, KSDJ—Arthur Godfrey. KGIL —Music by Martin. H MS —Ted Busing. 10:05—K LAC--01> mole Boxing. KECA —Norwood Smith Sings. KXLA —Future Pianists. KLAC —Music. KGER —Musical Roundup. KHJ. KGB —Song of the KRI M —Sports Dial. KGFJ—Starlight Moods. 10 :15—KFI—Rememher That Music. Stranger. KGER —Music with Appeal. KXLA —Songs of the Saddle. KNX —Bob Elson. K MPC —Jerry Lawrence. 5:45*KNX. RSDJ—News. Garred. K UL —Concert Hall. . KECA —News. K WK W —Sam Rowland. KHJ. KGB. KFXM, HVOE — 8:30—EFI, RFSD —Milton Berle. KHJ, KGB —Morton Downey * HO WL, KRED. K WIK —News. Adventures of Tom Mix. KN X, KSDJ— Mr. and Mn. KMPC —Bridge Club. FIMPC —Top Tunes. KGFJ—A mong My Souvenirs. North. 10:30*KFI—Inside the News. KFOX —Jeane Cowan, Songs. EXLA — Music for You. KECA — World Security KGFJ—Musir. KNX —Open Hearing. 3:35—EKED —Tea Time Tunes. orkshop. * KECA —Eimer Davis. HO WL —Folk Songs. H EIR —Ronny Mansfield. EH.!, KGB, KFICSI, HIDE — KRI M —Race Results. EHJ, KGB —Record Party, 3:45—KFI, KFSD —Dr. Paul. Official Detective. Peter Potter. KECA —Frances Scully. 5:55*KN X. KSIM —Bill Henry. KMPC—Parade of Hite. KXLA —Sporti Shots. KM PC—Rancho Grande. H11.1, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — *KF WB. R WIR —News. KXLA —Hawthorne Thing. Quaker City S de KFSD —Amos 'n' Andy. HXLA -91th Street Corral. 10:45—KFI—Melody Time. KIIPC —Air Adventures. 6 KNX — Women .s Forum. KGIL — Weatherman. HO WL —Contented Listening. * KECA —Headline Edition. * KGF.I—ASerill Berman. KECA —Freddy Martin Orch. * KFSD —News. R WIR -1490 Club. * K M, KGB —Gabriel W etter. KGER —Music in the Night. * KFAC —News. * K MPC —Clete Roberts Reports. 8:45—K FE B--Sweet Music, 10 :55—KFI—Police Bulletins. 3:55*KF WB —News. * K F WB, KLAC, KGER, KFOX, KGIL —Decision Now. * '• KECA, KLAC —News. KGFJ—Sports Flash. KPRO —News. EGFJ—Elening Interlude. 11 * KNX —Nelson Pringle. KFAC —Prelude to Evening. RFSD —This Woman's 8:53*KNX, KSDJ—News. K M —Brother Arlington. Secret. KGIL —Date with Disc. K MPC —Dance Parade. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KILL KGB, KFX M. KVOE — KNX, KSDJ—Hint Hunt. Billy Rose. KF WB —Eastside Show. KECA —Frances Scully. KXLA —Muir College. KFAC —Lucky Dance Time. * KHJ, KGB, EE L'!. KVOE — * K WIK —Don Forbes. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. Fulton Lewis. KRIID —Ilusical Varieties. The KGFJ—Concert Nocturne. * KMPC. KIEV. RGER —News. 8:05—KLAC —Al Jarvis. BULLOCK'S SHOW KGIL —Salute. KF WB —Melody Matinee. 8:15*KECA —Broadway Local K XLA —Dance Time. * KLAC —News, Sports. News. K WIK —Michael Roy. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces. KHJ—Mery Griffin. KGER —Musical Roundup. R XLA —Juke Box Matinee. IIMPe —Bob Kelley, Sports. 11:15—KFI—Biltmore Orch. KGFJ— What's Up? KF WB —Dinner Music. KNX —Breaking All Records. K WK W — Waxworks. KXLA —Mary Burke King. KECA —Philharrnonio ILGIL —Off the Record. KRED —Hawaiian Memories. Reporter. KFVD —Sundown Roundup. KGER —Fireside Melodies. KLAC —Dance Time. HO WL —Contented Listening. 11:30—KFI, KFSD — Fibber McGee KG1L —Juke Box Review. KRI M —Piano Paintings. and Molly. 11:20—KECA —Cezar's Orch. K WIK — Woman's World. KN X, "(SIM —Studio One. 11:30—R11 —Guest Star. 4:05—KGER —Hall of Records. KECA —Boston Symphony. KECA —Dale Cross Orch. 4:15*KFI. KFMB —News. KELI—Reviewing Stand. KNX, ESDJ—Evelyn Winters. KMPC —Santa Anita. 11:40—KN X —Frontiers of Science. KF WB —America Dances. 11 :45—K FI— Music. * KECA —Alvin Wilder. 9.0 0 P M. TUE S D AYS * KHJ. KGB, KFX M —Frank KLAC —Sam Batter 11:55* KFI. ENX. KECA —Newo. Hemingway. KFAC —Hour of Music. - Story. ELMPC —Twilight Tales. XT A—Bandstand Review. (6-1U1—Favorite Page Twenty-031 KLAC —Bells Martel. Harmony in » elm- e ESD.1—Big Town. K WK W —Featnre Story. 11:55—KGEJ—Sports Flash. KGB —Say It With Music. 10:35—KO WL —Paciflo Strings. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 14 KSDJ ReDonMer. or 10 :45—KFI—Joyce Jordan. Nothing, KNX —Guiding Light. KFSD —Fred Waring. * K WK W, HO WL. K WIK — * KECA, KIEV, EGER. KGB. KNX —Johnny Murray. News. KFAC —L. A. City College. KVOE —News. KRI M —Midnight Mission. KECA, KFMB —Don KGFJ—Open Album, * KHJ—Broadway News. Breakfast Club. KFOX —Lucky Lady. K MPC —The Man Says Yes. • KGIL —Ballads for l'on. 10:55—KECA, KF5IB —Betty Crocker * KHJ, KGB, KV0E--Bob KFVD —Show Tunes. KF WB —Maurice Hart. Anderson, News. Magazine of the Air. KLAC —Al Jervis Ballroom, KIEV —Meet the Band. KGFJ—Sports Flash. * K MPC. K XLA , KLAC. KIEV, HOER —Music. KGFJ—Disabled Veterans. HO WL —Hymn for Today. KGER —News. 9:35— HO WL —Remembering. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KF WB —L. A. Breakfast Club. 9:40-1(WIK —Town Crier. — RF!, KFSD —Today's Children. KFVD —Editor of the Air. KGFJ—Dr. Frederick Bailee. 9:45—KFI—Chuck Collins. 11 KNX —Second Mrs. Burton. * KG1L —Valley News. KFAC —Country Church. KNX, KSDJ—Our Gal Sunday. KECA, KFMB —Betty Crocker. K WK W —Pasadena Panorama, KO WL--Bing Crosby. KHJ— Morning Melodies. K HJ—Two-Ton Raker. K XLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. KFVD — Wakenp Ranch. KLAC —Downtown Quiz. K MPC —Music in the Air. KO WL —Day Dreams at Noon. KRKD, KFOX —Bible KFVD —Remembered Rhythms. KF WB —Maurice Hart. KRI M —Record Roundup. Institute. ROIL —Valley Shopper. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. 12:05—KGER — Western Music. KGIL —Hollywood Musk. K WK W —Over Garden Gate. K XLA —Eatiy Listening. 12:15—KFL KFSD — Ma Perkins. K WK W —Rafael Mendez. K IEV —Rhythm Road. KFAC —Festival of Music. * KECA —Kiernan's News K WIK —Morning Serenade. ' * KRKD —News. KGFJ—Across the Footlights. Corner. 8:05—KGER -3lizpah. HFOX —Piano Reflections. KO WL —Tune Shop. 111 11J—Sing, America, Sing. 8:15*K NX, BRIJ—News, KGB —Molly Morse. KRKD —Pan Americana, ROIL —Jim mie Jackson. K MPC —Markets; Sports. K WK W —Your County IMFJ—Today's Maestro. KLAC —Haynes at tthe Reins. -11FI—Downtown and AU Supervisor. HOER —Roving Reporter. KGFJ—Concert Pastelle. 10 Around. * KFVF). KGER —News. 12:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. •KWIK —Karl Sands. KNX —Big Sister, K U1K —Meet the Band. 12:30—KFI, KFSD —Pepper Young. KGIL —Sports News. KECA, E MIR —Galen Drake. 11:15—KFI, KFSD — Woman in * KNX. KSDJ—Knox Manning. KO WL —Meet the Band. * KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KVOE — w hite. KECA, KF5111--Paul News, Glenn Hardy. KN X —Perry Mason. Whiteman. Club. KIEV —Musical Bandwagon, * K MPC, KFOX, KGER —News. 8:20—K XLA — Music. KH.I. KGB, KFX M. KV0E — KHJ—Louise Massey. 8:30—KFI, KFSD —Jack Berth. KF WB — Matirice Hart. Erskine Johnson. * K MPC, HO WL, K W1K —News. KNX —Grand Siam. KLAC —Al Jars is Ballroom. KECA, KFMB —Listening HALA— Armstrong Twins. KFAC —Music. KHJ, KF XM, KVOE — Post. K WK W —Stock Quotations. Editor's Diary. KGFJ—Race News. KGIL —Light Classics. KGFJ—Plano Interlude, K MPC —A Song for You. KRKD —Crazy Rhythm. * KXLA —Pasadena News. KFVD —Violet. KGIL —Army Platter Show. KFVD —Violet. 12:35—KO WL —Show Tunes. KFVD —Rev. Louis T. Talbot. K WIK —Paul Page. K WIK —G. I. Platter Parade. HXLA —Saddle Dusters. KGER —Helene Smith. 12:40—KGFJ—Intermission. HAVEN OF REST KVVIK —Mainly for Women. 11 :20—K WK W — Want Ad News. 12:45—KFI, K FSD —Right to K WK W —Racing News. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. Happiness. KXLA, 8:30 A.M. HO WL —Romance in Music. 11:30—KFI, KFSD —Flolly Sloane. KNX —Background for Living. 10:15—EFI— What Do You Say? KNX —Broadway and Nine. Monday, W ednesday, Friday KHJ—Ozark Valley Folks. KN X —Ma Perkins. * KECA —Baukhage Talking. K MPC —Flill Hay Reads Bible. KRKD, 8:00 A. M. KECA, KF5IB —Ted Malone. • K HJ, KGB, KFXM. KVIJE — KXLA —Toil Western Tunes. KI M KGB, KFXM. KVOE-- Queen for a Day. * KFAC —News. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Pictsweet Show. 11E113—Housewives' K WK W —Andy Mansfield. KFOX, 8:00 A. M. K MPC —Bill Leyden. Exchange. KIEV —Gals on Record. KGFJ—Serenade for You. KXLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday * KXLA —News. HOER —Garden School. KGFJ—Reminiscent Rhythm. 12:55*KIFVVB--News. KGIL —According to Record. * KO WL, KRKD, KFOX —News. KGFJ—Sports Flash. K XLA —Haven of Rest. K WK W —Morning Melodies. KGER —Vsughn Monroe Orch. — KFI, KFSD —Backstage Wife. * KFAC, HO WL, KRK115. KGER — Music, 11:35—KNX —Bob Graham. KECA, KF51B —Paul News. 10:25—FIGFj—sports Flash. KFVD —Kirby Page. KO WL —Kostelanetz. Whiteman Club. 10:30*KFI, KFAC, KO WL —News. 11 :40—KFI, KFSD —Betty Crocker. K WK W —Stock Quotations. KNX —Young Dr. Malone. KNX —School of the Air. 11:45—KFI—Light of the World. KH.1— Musical Melodies, * KGIL —Under Capitol Dome. 'MCA, KF5111— My True KNX, KSDJ—Rose of My K WIK —Top of Morning. Story. K MPC —Hal Berger. I/reams. KF WB —Bill Anson. KIEV —Musical Memories. KHJ— Morning Melodies. KECA —Between Us Girls. !MER— Ham mond. * KLAC —News, Sports. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. * KGFJ—Airotorials, 8:35—KRKD —Spotlight Varieties. K XLA — Woman's World. KFAC —Plano Parade. 8:40 —HO WL —Rendezvons. KFAC —Concert Grand. KRE D —Siesta Time. KFVD —Union Rescue Mission. K WIK —Broadway Rhythms. KGFJ—Sunset and Vine. 8:45—KEI, K FSD —Lora Lawton. KRKD —Pop Concert. KRKU —Crosby Records. KN X —Rosemary. KXLA —County Business. KG11,—Mtimic That Endures. KfiER —Crosby çinze. * KHJ—Cecil Brown. ROIL — fiesta Time. K MPC — Music Yon Remember. HO WL —Show Tunes. KFAC--Unity. * KFVD, HOER —News. K WK W —Andy Mansfield. WEDNESDAY Program Highlights K WIK —On the Boulevard. KIEV —Meet the Maestro. DR. REUBEN L. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and KGB. KVOE —United Nations. Evening Programs in Boldface. 1:05—KGER —Out of the Band Box. McM ASTER 1:15—KFI, KFSD —Stella Dallas. Comedy-Variety 10:15— What Do You Say? KFI. KHJ—Nancy Dixon. Philosophy - Health 11:15—Erskine Johneon, KHJ. K MPC —Freddy Martin Orris. 0:05—Ladies' Day, KFI. 1:30—Burritt Wheeler, KNX. KLAC -576 Club. Now KGFJ-8:45 A.M. 3:30—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 4:30—Art Baker, KFI. K W K W —Sam Rowland. 6:00—Duffy's Tavern, KFI. KXLA —Farm Program. Monday Through •Friday 6:30—Sweeney and March, KNX. Mystery-Detective KFAC —Music in the 7 :30—Jim my Durante, KF1. American Manner. 7:30—Mayor of the Town. KECA 7:00—The Saint, KNX. KGFJ—Dr. R. L. McMaster, 8:00—Abbott and Costello, SECA 7:30—The Whistler, KNX. Voice of Health. 8:30—Great Gildersleeve, KFI. 8:30—Quiet Please, KHJ. CHARLES W. HAMP KFVD —Vocal Favorites, 9:00—Dennis Day's Day, HF!. 9:30—Mr. District Attorney, KFI is back with KGIL —Coffee Parade. 9:00—Bing Crosby, KECA, Manning's Piano Parade K WK W — Wings of Healing. HOER. Public Interest- -1020 IC HOER —Bible Treasury flour. 9:30—Tony Martin, KECA. 000 silos 1:15 p.m. 51on.-Éri. Information 1 ,.:0 p.m. Sunday 114*KFI, KXLA, KGER —News. Quiz, Participation K NX — Wendy Warren. 1:00—School of the Air. KN X. KECA. KFMB — Welcome. 8:00— McNeill's Breakfast Club, 2:06—Your L. A. Police, KGFJ. Travelers. KECA. 5:45—If They Had Lived, KGFJ. * K HJ. KGB, K FXM, KVOE — 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. 7:00—Conquest, KFI. K Kate Smith Speaks. O :30—Breneman's Breakfast, 8:15—United Nations, KF WB. L O S A N G E L L KF WB —L. A. Breakfast Club. KECA. 11:40—Talk, KN X. KLAC, IFIFSD —News. n :30—Queen for a Day, KI M IIIFVD —Charhe linmp. KGFJ—Public Messenger, 12:00—Double or Nothing, KN X. Sports 1:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KFAC —Morning Concert. 2:00— What's Doh'', Ladies? 1:30—KFI, KFSD —Lorenzo Jones. KFVD — Waltz Time. KECA. 10:00—Race Lineup, K WK W. KNX —Burritt Wheeler, FLECA —QuIzzicale. KO WL —Salute to Americas. 2:00—Beart's Desire, 10:00—Racing, KGFJ. KRKD —Sagebrush Serenade. 2:15 —Three Alarm, K MPC. 5:45—Race Results, KRKD. KIM —Norma Young. BOIL —Miriam Lane. 2:30—House Party. KNX. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. K MPC —Tom my Dorsey Oreh. K WK W —Voice of China. 2:30—Bride and Groom, KECA. 6:30—Sánta Anita, KMPC. KXLA —Vocal Varieties. R WIK —Valley Roundup. 3:00— Meet the Minsun. KNX. 6:30—Sam Baiter, KLAC. * KO WL, KRKD. K WIK —News. KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 6:30—Vox Pop, 'MCA. 9:30—Inside Sports, KILL KGFJ—Today's Hits. KFOX —Rev. Earl Irle. 11:00—Name That Song, KHJ. 10:00—Ted Bentley, 'MCA. KFVD —Hall of Records. 9:05—KFI—Ladles' Day. 8:30—Groucho Marx, KECA. ROIL —Little Symphony. IRGER —Lutheran flour. Recorded Music KIEV —Organ Moods. 1:35—KRI M —Symphony of Song. 9:15--KNX —Aunt Jenny. Drama 4:00—Musical Masterpieces. KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KV0E — KFAC. KO WL —Contented Listening. Victor H. Lindlahr. 6 :30—Hollywood Theater. KFT, 1:43—KFL KFSD —Young Widder 6:00—Musical Digest, KGFJ. Brown. K MPC —Bill Leyden. 8:30—Dr. Christian, KNX. 7:00—Firestone Favorites, KMPC KLAC —Racing News. KECA —Ethel and Albert. 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. i mpC —Glenn Miller Orch. KGFJ—Social Security. Classical, Semi-Classical 10:00—Concert Nocturne, KGFJ. KIEV —Dinah Shore Sings. * K XLA —News. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, KIEV —Treasury Salute. K XLA —Bar Nothing Ranch. Music KFAC. K WIK —Three's a Company. K WIK —Matinee Melodies. R:00—Fred Waring, K n. 10:00—Eastside Show, KF WB. 1:515—K WK W —Vets' Rehabilitation. K WK W —Bible Treasury Hour. 10:30—Longines Symphonette, * KFVD —News. 6:00— Mark Warnew, KN X. 1:53—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KNX. KFSD — When a /Girl 9:20*KGFj—News. Bill Harpel. 12:00—Rhapsody in Wax, KHJ. 9:30—KNX, KSDJ —Helen Trent. Co m m ent-Narration Marries. KNX, KSDJ— Winner Take KIM —Johnson Family. 7:45—Fred Beck, KN X. KECA. KFM11—Breneman's Popular-Western Music All. 9:00—Kate Smith, KILL Breakfast. 8:00—Supper Club, KFL 'MCA, 11F51B — What's 10:00—Galen Drake, KECA. 8:15—Jack Smith, KNX. Doin' Ladies? KLAC —Morning Melodies. 10:15—Ted Malone, KECA. 9:30—Club Fifteen. KNX. RAJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE — Page Twenty-two Heart's Desire. KFVV13---Bil Anson. RADIO LIFE WEDNESDAY LOGS * E MPC, KLAC, KIEV —News. * EEC A—Al. in Wilder. * KFV1B. KLAC. KGER, KFOX. KHI. KGB. KF 1. EV0E-- KFAC —Concert Matinee. * KILL KGB. KFX M —Frank KPRO —News. Billy Rose. 16GFJ—D1sabled Veterans. Hemingway. EN:IA —Pasadena Playhouse. KFSD —Dennis Day. KMPC — Moman's Voice, KGFJ— Musical Digest. KXLA —Concert Hour. KNX, KSDJ—Reserve. FiLAC —Betty KFAC —Prelude to Evening. EGIL--Social Whirl. KECA, KFNIPI—Bing Crosby. KIIWL —Nlyst ery Tune. KGIL —Date with Disc. HO WL —Radio Auction. *K W), KGB. KFX31. KVOE-- KRKD —Spotlight on Star. KRKD —Variettes in Music. KFVD -11,01 of ¡termite. News, Glenn Hardy. KIEV —Show Tunes. * K WIK —Don Forbes. K WIK —Mrs. Goes popping. * K F W11, KLAC, K MPC —News. KRKD —Ira Swett. Organ. AFSD —Nora Drake. 11:05—KLAC —Al Jam a. KFAC —Evening Concert. KGER —Long Beach Band. 4 :25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 6:15—F M3— Mery Griffin Show. KXLA —Squeakin' Deacon. KFOX —Fiesta alMtirtina. *la:CA —Broadway Local News. 4:30—Ell—Art Baker's Notebook. KliFJ—Hollywood House 2:15—EFL FiFSD —Portia Faces EMIT —Bob Kelley. Sports. *KN X, KIIWL. HI-VD —News. l'arty. 11.1fe. KF WB —Dinner Musie. EGIL —Valley Almanac. HNIPC —Three Mann. Kill—Adventure Parade. KECA —Variety Parade. K RKD —Han Mien Memories. 111VIK —Swing Club. Iii,AC -510 Club. KGER —Fireside Melodies. KPPC —Siesta Fiesta. KRISCD — Musical Bouquet. 0:30—K M —Hollywood Theater. KliF.1—Serenaile ti, Afternoon. KN X —Sweeney and March. ELWIN —Ronny Mansfield. MILD & • KECA, KFMB —Vos Pop. Listen Tonight, 9:00 P.M. KGIL —Modern Mood. M U, KGB, RFNM. RVOE-• IIIEV —Land of Song. Hie' Adt entu re. 2:211*K WK W —Ne ,vs, K MI'C —Santa Anita. 2:25— RECA —Ituddy Twiss. MELLOW Fin% B—America Dances. ' FIGFJ—Sports flash. BIN G CROSBY- 4:30 to 5 P.M. KFAC —Hour of Music. 2:30—KFI, EFSD —Just Plain Bill. KLAC —Sam Baiter, Sports. pigiLco .SH O W KNX, FiS9.1—House Party. Monday Through Friday KXLA —Bandstand Review. KECA, KESIB —Bride and KRKD —Rumba Preview. Groom. KFOX- fflal's Memory Room. K GE R H MI, KGB. K1 OF.—Martin KGER —Helene Smith. Block Show. Emrc 1390' kc. KFSD —American Nmels. RI:FA —Keyboard Magic. KMPC —Mild and Mellow. 11:45—KLAC —Irwin Allen. KXLA —Variety Time. KLAC —Racing Roundup. KXLA — Western (' f KGER —Bing Crosby Show. W —Memories in Wax. KGIL —Teen-Age News. KR HD —Harmony in Rhythm. 11:15—KILL KFXSIL KGB —Beulah. * KO MI.. K WIK —News. 116FJ—Record Jackpot. K MPC —Romance and Rhytlint KRKD —Tunes In Tempo. KRKD —Symphony in Swing. — KFI—Conquest. * KGIL — Women's Nena. KNX, KSD.1—The Saint. HF WB —tnity Daily Word. KIEV —Bing erosive Sings. 7 KLAC —Don Otis Show. KIEV -31,isical Potpourri. K WK W —Today at the Races. KECA, KFMB —Lone Ranger. KGIL —Dance Time. KGER —Feature Story. KFOX —Old AM' Pensions. KH-I. KGB. KVOE — 2:35—KO WL —Mtisir. California Melodies. 0:30—KFI, KFSD — Mr. District 4:15—KNX —Lum and Abner. Attorney. 2:40—El' ,ER —Long Beach Band. KH.1—Raggedy Ann. KNIPC —Firestone Favorites. KF WB —Amerlea Dances. X, K M).11—Club 15. 2:45—KFI, IFIFSD —Front-Page KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. RECA —Tony Martin Show. Farrell. KLAC —Studio Frolic. KFAC —Hour of Music. RILL KV OE —Red Hook 31. KliFJ—M miral Digest. KHJ. KGB, K10E —Inside of *KRKD —News. Sports. *14(.1;1—News Notebook. KIEV —Trade Winds Tempos. arKGIL--Vallev News. K NI.A —RecOrd Review. KM PC—Barbershop Quartet. KG11.—Melodies. KFOX —The Singing Crow. * KLAC, KRKD —News. KFM B —Music Box. * KFVD —News. * KFSD —H. V. Kaltenborn. 2:55*KNX —News. * K WIK —Averill Berman. KGER —Dr. Clem Davies. KGFJ—Sports flash. 4:55—FIGFJ—Sports Flash. liPPC —Pasadena Musicians. * Rt.:IL —Knox Manning. sD-13F1, KFSD —Road of Life. ag:WI—Feature Mire. KFOX —Youth Speaks. 11:45*KN X, KSDJ—Ed R. Morrow. KN X. AS0.11—Meet the Mitsui. 5*KNX—Rnin Manning. News. *FiGER —Newe: Dr. Fagan. KILL KGB —Land of the Free. KECA, KFMB —Ladies * KILL KGER —News. : e:s— RIAC —Telephonn Quiz. K MPC —Here's to Vets. Be Seated. KECA —Happy Theater. 7:15—KPPC —Organ Recital. ¡(GIL— Mr. Nobody. KHJ—Hompitalit y flub. *KNIPC —News, Teen and * K XLA —News. Lundberg. irim, S r:in —The Reporter. K51 PC—Three Alarm. Twenty. K WIK —Lest We Forget. o*KN X —Chet Huntley, News. KF WB —Bill Anson. 11F WB —Stuart namblen. KGIL —Constant Invader. KECA —Ted Bentley, Sports. * KLAC. KXLA —News. * KLAC — Fred Henry Reports, KRKD —Three-Quarter Time. * KHJ, KGB, KFX111, KV0E — KGF,'—Armehair Coneert. 111(LA--luke Bos Matinee. ¡(FOX —Jeans Cowan. Songs. Fulton Lewis. KFAC —Musical Favorites. KFA(7—Sunset Serenade. 7:30—K EI, KFSD —Jimmy Durante * KGER, KLAC, K MPC —News. KFVD —Hall of Records. KGIL —Nly Serenade. Show. E MIL—Children .% Hour. 11(,FJ—Jive at 5. KNX, KSDJ—The Whistler. KIIIVL —Radio Outlook. KRKID—Sundown Roundup. KHJ, KGB, KFX211. HVOE — ILRKD —Tops in Pops. KFSD —Anniversary Date. Cisco Kid. EASTSIDE K wK w —swing Session' KFOX —Sunshine Mission. HECA, KFMB —Mayor of the KIVIK -1490 Club. KGB, KV0E —Hop Harrigan. Town. KIEV —A Matter of Records. 5:05—KGER —Musie with Appeal. KM PC—Melody flour. )(GER. KFOX —Keith FIether- SHOW 5:15*KFI—News. KF WB —Music. î ¡actor,. KN X —Tom Hanlon. KI.Ar —Don Otis. 10T O 1 2 P.M. KH.1. KGB. KFXSI, HVOE — (VF W —Et-hoes and Encores. Ir•ry Night Ext•pi Suneidy Superman. KAI.A —Ford Lewis. KECA. KFMB —Terry and the Kid I—Opinion, Please. TOM MY DORSEY Pirates. KRI M —Twilight Serenade. * K WIK —News, Sports. F WB KPPC —Let's Talk It Over. SHO W KFIVB —Eaetside Show. KGER —Prophecy Speaks. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KFOX —Dr. Clem Davies. 3:1 0 4:00 p.m. KGFJ—Coneert Nocturne. 7:45—KFIVIR—Ted Hosing. KXLA —Olympie Fights. Monday thru Friday * KFOX —News. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance. KGIL —Perry Wood. K WIK —Michael Roy. KLAC K WIK —Adeline Hanson. KGIL —Symphony. 7:55—KNIPC —Nation's Weather. RACE RECAP KPIT —lour Program. 3:10—KLA( —liinunT Dorsey. S —KFI, KFSD —Frost Warnings; KFOX — Marko's Radio 3:15—KFI—Life Can Be Beautiful. 5:15 p.m. Mon.-Sat. Supper Club. Express. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. * KN X —Lowell Thomas. 10 :05—KLAC —Ice Hockey. KO WL —Claesics. D ial 1230 SECA, KFMB —Abbott and KGER —Musical Roundup. 3:25-11(.FJ—Fports flash. Costello. 3:30—KFI, KFSD —Aunt Mary. KGF.1.-Race Recap. KHJ, KGB, KFX M, KV 0E — 10:15—KFI—Barry Wood Show. KNX —Bnb Eison. KN X, F(SDJ—Arthur Godfrey. KLAC —Plcture Album. What's the Name of * KECA —News. KECA —Norwood Smith KGIL —Eventide Echoes. That Song? H MI—Highlights of Musts. selects. KGER —Sports Roundup. * KMI'C —News. K MPC —Bridge Club. KHJ —Song of the Stranger. KFIVII—Sports Final. 5:30..-KFI—Casa Curet. * KLAC, KXI.A. KGER —News. KM PC—Jerry Lawrence. * KNX, KSIU —Charles 10:30*KFI—Inside the News. KFAC —Evening Concert. KNX —Symphonette. KGFJ—Among My Souvenirs. CollIngwood. KGIL —Coneert Hall. * KECA —Elmer Davis. K WK W —Sam Rowland. KECA —Sky King. IM:F.1—Caucasian Memories. KILL KGB —Record Party, KR KIL FCWIK —Nevis. KHI. KGB. K VXM, HVOE — 3:35—KR ED —Yea Time Tunes, K WIK —Swing Club. Peter Potter. Captain Midnight. K i'Pe —Midweek Devotional. KO WL.—Folk Songs. KLAC —Al Jan is. K M PC—Rancho Grande. KFOX —Jorge Morris. Songs. 3:45—KFL KFSD —Dr. Paul. KGF'.1-,-Dinner Interlude. 10:45--KECA —Freddy Martin Orch. HECA —Frances W ay. KFAC — Whoa Bill Club. 1:15* KFI. KFSD —News of the KFI—Melody Time. M U —Allan Dale Show. K XLA —Future Pianists. World. 10:55—KFI—Pollee Bulletins. KM PC—Air Ads entures. KFOX —News. KN X —Jack Smith. IK-1400 Club. KMPC —Red Rowe. *IRECA, KFI. KLAC—News, KRKD —Sports Dial. Ell—Christmas Music. * KFAC —News. KGIL —Music by Martin. K FWB —Cnited Nations. 11 3:55*FW W en a. KLAC —Music. * KNX —Neison Pringle. KGER —Sons o thins. KHJ —Brother Arlington. FiliFJ—Sports flash. KFSD —So the Story Goes. RI:FA—Starlight Moods. KFSD —This Woman's IIIXLA —Sonas of the Saddle. KMPC —Dance Parade. KFSD —Elmer Peterson. KF WB —Eastside Show. Secret. 5:30—Rh. KFSD —The Great * KN X, KSDJ—News. Garred. KFAC —Lucky Lager Time. KN X, 1(51)1—Hint Hunt. Gildersleeve. KHJ, KGB. KFXSI, KV0E — KN X —Dr. Christian. KGFJ—Concert Nocturne. * KHJ, 11FXNI, KGB, KVOE — Tom Mis. KGIL —Juke Box Review. Fulton Lewis. KECA, RFMR —Gr.nicho Marx Tunes. KXLA —Danee Time. KECA —Frances Scully. K M, KGB —Quiet Please. KXLA —Musie for You. KMPC —Parade of Hits. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. * K MPC, KIEV. KGER —News. They Had Lived. * KF WIL K W1K —New-s. / MIK —Michael Roy. KF WB —Melody Matinee. K WIK —Ronny Mansfield. Ki:E11.—Mutvical Roundup. * KLAC —News, Sports. KXLA -91th Street Corral. KRKII—Race Results. 71:15—IXECA —Ciro's KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. * KGFJ—Averill Berman. KGER — Music with Appeal. HPPC —Musie. sers—Biltmare Orch. KFAC —Musieal Masterpiecee. 5:55*KNX, KSDJ —Bill Henry. KN X—Stev e Allen. l'iv? KGIL — Weatherman. KXLA —Sports Shots. KFOX —CIIM berland Vespers. KLAC —Don Otis. KGIL —Off the Record. * KGER —News. K WK W — Waxworks. Kt:ER —The Cnexneeted. 11:30—HECA —Ditie Cross Orch. HO WL —Caravan of Melody. a —KFIv KFSD —Illiffr's Tavern. :45—KF WB —Sweet Music. KFI—E. Fitzpatrick Orch. KFVD —Sundown Roundup. KNX, KSDJ—Mark Wartime. KLAC —Here Comes the Nary. KGB — Wolohan Orch. KRKD —Piano Paintings. *HECA —Headline Edition. FCGF.I—Evening Interlude. 11:40—EN X —Talk. 4,05—KGER —Hall of Records. * KHJ, KGB, KFX.M. KV 0E—. KGER —Familiar Music. 11:55*HECA, EFL KN X —News. 4:15*KFI—News. Heatter. ILGIL —To Veterans. Page Twenty-three KK K, KSDJ—Evelyn Winters. * KMPG —Clete lioberts. 8:55* KNX, IISDJ—News. ARAD— Midnight Mission. KFAC —Coneert Grand. KFOX —Lucky Lady. K WIK —Broadway Rhythms. 10:35—KECA, Kflta. -—Betty Croeker EGER. HEED —Bing Crosby. THURSDAY, JANUARY 15 Magazine. U:55—KGEJ—Snorts Flash. *Indicates News Broadcasts. KGFJ —Sports Flash. KGFJ—Open Album. 43 —KEI—Earm Reporter. — h Fl, KESD —Fred Waring. HO WL — Hrmn for Today. KGIL —Ballads for You. 1.trw KN X, TESDJ—Double or KNX —Johnnv Murray. KIEV —Meet the Band. — KFI, KFSD —Today's Children. Nothing. KECA, KFUB —Don McNeill'. KGER —Kostelanetz. 11 KNX —Second Mrs. Burton. Breakfast Club. *KECA. KILL KGB. KGER, KFVD —Show Tunes. HECA, KFMB —Betty Crocker KIEV. K1 0E —News. * KHJ. KGB —Bob Anderson, 9: 35 — KO WL —Remembering. Magazine. KMIT —The Man Says Yes, N e ws. 9:40—K WIK —Town trier. KHJ—Two-Ton Baker. * KLAC, KMPC, KIEV, KXLA KF WB —Maurice Hart. 11:13—KFI—Chuck Collins. 14311PC — Mneir in the Air. ELAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. — News. KNX, KSD.I—Our Gal Sunday. KF WB —Maurire Hart. KGFJ—Dr. Frederick Banes. KGFJ—Public Messenger. KHJ—Morning Melodies, KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KF WB — Morning Melodies. KLAC —Downtown Quiz. KFAC —Ferstiral of Music. KOIVL —Bing Crosby. *KG17.—Valley News. K WK W —Drama. KGFJ—Across the Footlights. KINE W —Pasadena Panorama. EGIL—Valley Shopper. * EFVD. KGER —News. KFVD —Editor of the Air. KFVD —Remembered Rhythms. KXLA —Easy Listening. KO WL —Daydreams at Noon. * KR KD —News. KO WL —Tune Shop. ITIVIK —Bing Crosby. HAVEN OF REST KIEV —Rhythm Road. K WK S'—Song Parade. KRHD —Record Roundup, R UTH —Meet the Band. KRKD, 8:00 A. M. 1 0 —K FI—Standard School Broad- cast. KREIT—Pan Americana. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday KNX —Big Sister. * W1 OE —Cedric Foster. KFOX, 8:00 A. M. KECA, H EIM —Galen Drake. 11:15—K FI. TIFSD — Woman in White BELL TAILORS Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday * KHJ, KFXM, KGB. EVOE — KECA, KFMB —Dorothy Presents Glenn Hardy, News. Kilgallen. KXLA, 8:30 A.M. * KFOX. KGER. KMPC —News. KEX M, KGB, KV0E — Dinner Bell Round Up Monday, W ednesday, Friday KF WB -31astrire Hart. F.rskine Johnson. HLAC —Al Janis Ballroom. KNX —Perry Mason. 12:00 noon, Mon. thru M. KGFJ—Racing News. *IT XI.A —Pasa dena News. EFOX, KRED —Haren of Rest KXLA —saddle Dusters. KGIL--I.ight Classic.. KFAC —Country Church, KFAC —Musie, V inlet. KXL A KFVD — Wakeup Ranch. EGIL —Army Platter Show. TiGER —lielene Smith. H WK W —Rafael Mendez. KO WL —Romance in Music. 11:25—EGFJ—sports flash. KXLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. KGIL—.Hollywood Music. KFVD —Rev. Louis T. Talbot. 11:30—KFI, KFSD —Holly Sloane. 12:15—KFL HFSD — Ma Perkins. KIVIK —Morning Serenade. K WIK —Mainly for Women. KILL KENAI, KGB, KVOE — * HECA —Iliernan's News *TIGER —News. Mizpah. KRED —Crazy Rhythm. Queen for a Day. ('orner. 8:15*KHJ, KNX —News. K U KW —Raring Lineup. *TO:CA —Rankling. Talking. KH.I—Sing, America, Sing. HMPC —Markets: Sports. 10:15—KN X—Ma Perkins. KNX —Broadway and Vine. KGFJ—Today's Maestro. KLAC —Haynes at the Reh m KHJ, KFX.M, KGB. HVOE — KXLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. KIEV —Lunchtime Melodies. KGFJ—Concert Pastelle. Pirtsweet Show. KGFJ—Reminiscent Rhythm. KGIL--Jimmie Jackson. HO WL —Meet the Band. KECA. Fa-MR —Ted Malone. * KFOX, HPRO —News. KGIL —Sports News. Leyden. Wan a Prize Yet? KGER —Roving Reporter, KIEV —Musical Bandwagon. * K XLA —News. 12:23—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 1:20—KXLA —Music. KM-I.—According to Record. JACK SHERMAN 'S 12:30—EFI, KFSD —Pepper YOU118, 8:30— KFL HFSD —,Jack Beech. KGFJ—Serenade for Von. HOUSE WIV ES' SECA, KFMB —Paul White- KNX —Grand Siam. K WK W —Morning Melodies. EXC H A N G E man Club. KHJ KFX M, FC3 OE — KGER —Milt Berth Trio. 11:30 a.m. *KNX, KSI)J—Knox Manning. Editor's Diary. in:25—KGFJ—Sporte flash. KHJ —Louise Massey. KMPC —A Song for Ion. 10:30*KFL KFAC, KO WL —News. *1431PC, E MI.. K WIK —News. * KIEWIT—News. KNX —Young Dr. Malone, JIM A —Armstrong Twins. KFVD —Kirby Page. KECA. KFINB —My True K WIT W—Stock Q uotat ions. * KFAC. HO WL. KRED —News. Story. KGFJ—Piano Interlude. * HGIL —Cnder Capitol Dome. KHJ—Morning Melodies. ! MD —Violet. K WEIV—Stock Quotations, KGFJ—Upbeat Session. 12 :35—KO WL —Show Tunes. KXLA —Baptist Brothers. KXLA — Woman. VI nrld. Fin D—Housewires' Exchange 12:40—KGFJ—Intermission. A MIN —Top of Morning. REID —Union Rescue Mission. .*KFOX. KO WL. KRHD —News. 12:45—K FL KFSD —Right to KIEV —Public Interest. BRI M —Pop Concert. MIER —Vaughn Monroe Orch. Happiness. 8:35—KO WL —Musir. KG1b—Music Thet Endures. 11:35—KNX —Bob Graham. KIM —Ozark Valley Folks. KRI M —Spotlight I arietiere. K WK W —Feature Story. KO W1.--Dave Rose. KNI —George Fisher. 8:45—KFI, EF8D —Lora Lawton. KGER —Dorsey Brothers. 11:40—KFI. IFIFSD —Betty Crocker. KMPC —Bill Hay Reads Bible, KNX —Rosemary. KGB —Say It with Music. 11:45—KIT —Light of the World. KILA —Top Western Tunes. * KHJ—Cecil Brown. 10 :35 —KO WL —Pacifir Strings. KF.CA —Between Cli Girls. *KFAC —News. KMPC —Muoic lou Remember. 10:45—KFT—Joyre Jordan, KNX, KSDJ—Rose of My K WK W —Andy Mansfield, KF WB —Science of Mind. KN X —Guiding Light. Dreams. R W1E —Platter Parade. RFAC —tnity. EFAC —I.. A. Medical Assn. *KGFJ-11rotorials, Marne!. KIEV —Gals on Record. KGER —Garden School. 12 :354rE E W B—N err.. DR. REUBEN L. KGFJ—Sports flash. THURSDAY Program Highlights — Kn, KFSD —Backstage Wife. McMASTER KEC A, KFMB —Paul White- Morning Programs Appear In Lightfare Ty : Afternoon and man Club. Evening Programs in Boldface. Philosophy - Health KN X —School of the Air. K M —Musk& Melodies. Now KGFJ-8:45 A.M. K3IPC —Hal Berger. Comedy-Variety 313,s:cry-Detective KF WB —Bill Anson. Monday Through •Friday * KLAC —News, Sports. 9:05—Ladies' Day, KFI. 6:30—Crime Photographer, KNX. 3:30—Arthur Godfrey, KN X. KFAC —Piano Parade. 7:00—Ellery Queen, KECA. KRI M —Siesta Time. KGFJ—Dr. R. L. McMaster. 6:00—Music Hall, K n. 7:30—The Clock, KECA. 6:00—Dirk Flaymeo, KNI. KGFJ —Sunset and Vine. I oice of Health. 8:30—Mr. Keen, KNX. K ILA —Community 6:30—Village Store, K n. AG M —Coffee Parade. 9:1111—FBI in Peace It War, KNX Broadcaster. R EVD —Vocal Far orites. 7:30—Eddie Cantor. ITFI. 10:30—Doorway to Life, KNX, TIGIL--Fiesta Time. 8:30—Aldrich Family, KFT. HIV KW — Wings. of Healing. * KFVD. KGER —News. IRGER —Bible Treasury. 9:00—Burns and Allen, K M. K WILIV—Andy Mansfield. EGER, K XLA —News. Public Interest- KIVIK —On the Boulevard. 9 KNIC—Wendy Warren. Quiz, Participation Information KO WL —Show Tunes. KECA, KFMIT— Weicome KIEV —Meet the Maestro. Trarelers. 8 :00—McNeill's Breakfast Club, 5:45—Law Is Your Serrant, 1(701 —Piano Reflections. * MN, KF XM. KGB. KVOE — KECA. KGFJ. KGB, HVOE —rnited Nations. Kate Smith Speaks. 8:30—Grand Slam. XX X. 10:13— Mayor Bowron, KFT. I:05—KGER —Out of the Band Box, * KLAC KMPC , IRFSD —News. 9 :30—Breneman'a Breakfast, 11:40—In My Opinion, ENI. 1:15—KFT, KFSD —Stella Dallas. HFIVN —Strolling Tom. KECA. KHJ—Nancy Dixon. KGFJ—Your County at Work. II :30—Queen for a Tay. KHJ. K MPC —Freddy Martin Orel,. KFAC — Morning Concert. !:0O—Heart's Desire, KR.). Sports ICLAC -170 Club. HO WL —Salute to Americas. 2:00— What'. Min', Ladles? 10:00—Racs Lineup, K WK W. KFAC —Music in the American EGIL — Miriam Lane. Manner. K WIK -1 alley Roundup. 10:09—Raring, KGFJ. 2:15—Three Alarm, K MPC. 5:45—Rare Results. KR HD. K WK W —Sam Rowland. BRI M —Sagebrush Serenade. 3:00—Meet the M oms. KNX. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. KEVD —Charlie Hemp, REVD — Waltz Time. 6:30—R.F.D. America, KHJ. 6:30—Santa Anita, K MPC, KXLA —Farm Program. KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 7:00—Bob Hawk, K M. 6:30—Sam Batter, HLAC. KFOX —Recital Time. Z WK W —Voire of China. 1:30—Candid Microphone, KECA. 9:30—Inside Sports. KHJ. 1:25—HGEJ—Sports Flash. 9:05—EFI—Ladies' Day. 9:30—Noah Webster Says, IIFI. 1:30—K EI, KF.S1)—Lorenzo Jones. KGER —Lutheran Hour. 9:30—Speaking nf Sports, KFOX 10:00—Ted Bentley, ITECA. KECA —Miracles in Music. 9:15—KNX —Aunt Jenny. EHJ —Norma Young. KFX M, KGB, KVOE — Draina KN X —Burritt Wheeler. Victor H. Lindiahr. 7:00—Reader's Digest, KNX. KMPC —Bill Leyden. Recorded Music TIMPC —Tom my Dorsey Oreh, 7:00—Family Theater, KHJ. KFVD —Fieith Hetherington. KEIVB —Fling Crosby. 4:00—Musical Masterpieces, KGFJ—Today's Hits. HLAC —Racing News. Classical, Semi-Classical KFAC. IT ILA —Vocal Varieties, KXLA —Bar Nothing Ranch. O :00-31usiral Digest, KGFJ. EGIL —Little Symphony. KGFJ—Community Chest. Music 7:00—Firestone Earorites. KIVIPC * KO WL. KRI M, K WIK —News. EIVE W —Bible Treasury Hour. 8:00—Ermine Concert, KFAC. KIEV —Organ Moods. KIEV —Dinah Shore Sings. 8:013—Fred Waring. KF1. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time. * KFVD —News. 1:35—ERED —Symphony of Song. wesr. KO WL —Composers' Album. 9:20*KGFJ—News, Bill Harpel. Comment-Narration 10:00—Eastside Show. 114FW113. 1:45-11FI, KFSD —Young Widder 9:30—KN X, KSDJ—Fleien Trent, lui 00,—Concert Nocturne. KGFJ. Brown. KHJ—Johnson Family. 7:45—Fred Berk. XX X. 12:00—Rhapsody in Was, KHJ. KECA —Ethel and Albert. KECA. HFMS —Tom 9:00— Kate Smith. KHJ. KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE — Breneman's Breakfast. 10:00— Galen Drake, KECA. KF WB —Music. 10:13— Ted Malone, KECA. Popular-Western Music Mery Griffin. KLAC —Morning Melodies 11:13—ErskIne Johnson, KHJ. 8:00--Supper Club. KFT. E MPC —Glenn Miller Orch. * KILA —Newe. *KO WL, HUTH, K WE W — 11:13—Dorothy KECA. a:15—Jack Smith, KNX. E WIE —Modern Mood. News. 4:30—Art Baker, K n. 9:30—Club Fifteen. KIX'X, Page Twenty-Four KIEV —Swing Styling., 1:50-1/WK W —Vets' Rehabilitation. 1:55—KGFJ—Sports RADIO LIFE THURSDAY LOGS

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EXI.A -Songs of the Saddle. 11:40.-K NX -In My Opinion. KNX, KSDJ-Hint Hunt. KGIL-.Camera Clinic. 11:45-KFI-Musie. KECA -Frances Scu With Kenneth Grant 11:30-KFI, Rh -so -Aldrich Family. 11:55*KECA. API. 1KNX -News. * mu, KFX M. KGB, EVOE - KNX -Mr. Keen. Fulton Lewis. Nightly except Sunday KECA, KFMB -Candid * KGER, KIEV. KSIPC -Neas. Microphone. KFVVB -Jerry Laurence. KHJ, KF3131, KGB, K4'0E - KXLA Presents * KLAC -News. Sports. KXLA-5:55 p.m. :Wide:Ws Block Party. KXLA -Juke Box Matinee. Presented by 113IPC -Parade of Hits. K WK W -Rowland's Wax- *K FMB, K WIK -News. ALEX works. DAVIS & SPARKS KGIL - Weatherman. KFAC -Musical Masterpieces. KXLA -97th Street Corral. KGIL -Off the Record. Ford Dealer * KGFJ-Averill Berman. Pickupacupplebucks KFVD -Sundown Roundup. KFOX -Judge Gardner. ROVFL -Contented Listening. KXLA -Sports Shots. 8:45-E nT11--Ann and Mack. KGFJ- What's Up? * KGER -News. KLAC -Ski Time. COOPER HEAD -Piano Paintings. KGIL--Lest We Forget. e -KF1, KFSD -Kraft 31tisic Hall KIVIK - Women's World. KGFJ-Evening Interlude. 12:00 - 5:00 A.M. 4:05-KGER -Hall at Récords. 1INX, KSD.I-Dick Haymes. 8:55*KNX -News. 4:15*KECA -Alvin Wilder. *KECA -Headline Edition. KHI, KFXM. KGB, HVOE - TUESDAY THRU * KFI-News. * KHJ, KGB -Gabriel Heatter. Billy Rose. KN X. KSDJ-Evelyn Winters. * K MPC -Clete Roberts Reports. SUNDAY HFSD -Burns and Allen. * KFIJ. KFX M. KGB -Frank * KFOX, KF WIL KGER -News. • Hemingway. KGFJ-Musical Digest. KNX, KSDJ-F.B.I. in Peace PC-Twilight Tales. KFAC -Prelude to Evening. ' and War. Page Twenty-five Melody Matinee. EX:LA -17, 8. Marines. KECA, E nte-Reserve. K ILA —Dinner Bell Roundup. 9 Years on the Air KGFJ—Reminiscent Rhythms. * KFOX, HO WL, KRILD-.1iliess. FRIDAY JANUARY 16 BOB and M ARIAN LEE KFVD —Efounenives' Exchange * K WIK —News, Music. *Indicates News Broadcasts. * KO WL, K RIS, K WK W — KGER —Vaughn Monroe Orch. 8 —KECA, KFMB —Don McNeill's " WOMAN 'S News. WORLD" 11:15—IKNX--Bob Graham, Breakfast Club. EGFJ—Open Album. KO WL--I/ostelanetz. KFI, KFSD —Fred Waring. KFVD —Show Tunes. 11:411— KFI, KFSD —Betty Crocker. KNX —Johnny Murray. KXL A KIEV —Meet the Band. 11:45—KECA —Between Cie Girls. * KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Bob /MIL —Ballads for Yon. 10:30 a.m. Mon.-Fri. KFI—Light of the World. Anderson, News. KGER —Kostelanetz. KNX, KSDJ—Rose of My * KIEV, KLAC. K MPC. K XLA 9:35—KO WL —Remembering. Dreams. — News. 11:40—K WIR —Town Crier. KFAC —Concert Grand. KF WB —Morning Melodiet. K XLA — Woman's World. 9:45—KFI—Chuck Collins. KRKD —Pop Concert. * KGFJ—Airotorials. Harrel. KGFJ—Dr. Frederick Balles. KHJ—Morning Melodies. KGER, KRKD —Bing Crosby. RO WL —Bing Crosby. KFVD —Union Rescue Mlition. KNX. KSDJ—Our Gal Sunday K WK W —Feature Story. K WIK —Broadway Rhythms. KFOX, KR/CD —Bible Institute KF WB — Music. KGIL — Music That Endures. 11:55—KGFj—Sports Flash, EFAC —Country Church. KLAC —Downtown Quiz. * K WIE —News, -11)— Wakeup Ranch. KFVD —Remembered Rhythms. EGER —Dorsey Brothers. — Facm Reporter. 1/KK K —Rafael Mendez. E WE R —Over the Garden 12*KIKEFI E WER —Morning Serenade. KGB —Say It With Music. Gate. 10:35—HO WL —Pacific Strings, ENNEdhlKorS.DJ —Double or 11611L--Hollywood Music. * BRED —News. * EGER —News, Mizpah. 10:45—FIFI—Joyce Jordan. K MPC —The Man Says Yea. KIEV —Rhythm Band. KN X —Guiding Light. 8:15*KNX, KHJ—News. /W M —Valley Shopper. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom, KMPC —Markets; Sports. KFAC —Salvation Army *and. KGFJ—Veterans' Interview. KGER —Freddy Martin Orch. KRI M —Midnight Mission. KLAC —Flaynes at the Reins. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KGFJ—Concert PasteIle. — KECA, KFMB —Galen Drake. KGER —Ray Block. KFVD —Editor of the Air. KO WL —Meet thé Band. 10 ILFI—Downtown and AU KFOX —Lucky Lady. K XLA —Dinner Bell Roundup. K W1K —Karl Sands. Around. 10 :55—KECA, KFMB —Betty Crocker RO WL —Daydreams at Noon. KGIL —Sports, News. KNX —Big Sister. Magazine of the Air. KRED —Record Roundup. El:EV —Musical Bandwagon. * KHJ, KFX:11, KGB. KV0E — KGFJ—Sports Flash. * KGIL, KGER. KIEV —Nevti. 5:2O—K XLA —Music. Newt:, Glenn Hardy. HO WL —Hymn for Today. 11WIK —Bing Crosby. 8:30—KFI, KFSD —Jack Berch. * KFOX, KGER, KMPC —News. — KECA, KFMB —Betty Crocker. 12:05—KGER — Western Music. KNX —Grand Slam. KF WB —Maurice Hart. 11 KFI, KFSD —Today's Children. 12:15*KECA —Kiernan's News * RILL KFX51, KV 0E — KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KNX —Second Mrs. Barton. Corner. Editor's Diary. K WK W —Racing News. KHJ—Two-Ton Baiter. KFL KFSD — Ma Perkins. KMPC —A Song for You. KFAC —Music. KMPC —Music in the Air. HEM —Sing, America, Sing. * KFAC. KF WB, RO WL —News. KO WL —Romance in Music. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KGFJ—Today's Maestro. KRKD —Crazy Rhythms. KF WB —Maurice Hart. KGIL —Jim mle Jackson. KXLA —Saddle Dusters. KFAC —Festival of Music. KIEV —Lunchtime Melodies. KOFJ—Race Recap. K xLA —Easy Listening. 12:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. HAVEN OF REST K FVD —Rev. Louis T. Talbot. KO WL —Tune Shop. 12:30—KECA. KFMB —Paul gwm—Mainly for Women. KGFJ—Across the Footlights. Whiteman Club. KXLA, 8:30 A.M. EGIL —Army Platter Show. KRKD —Pan Americana. KFI, KFSD —Pepper Young. * KFVD, KGER, KGIL —News. * KNX. KSDJ—Knox Manning. Monday, W ednesday, Friday 10:15— KECA, KFMB. KPRO —Ted Malone. E WE R —Traffic Quiz. KHJ— Louise Massey. KRKD, 8:00 A. M. KFI— What Do You Say? KRIK —Meet the Band. * K MPC, KOM L. K WIK —News. KXLA —Armstrong Twins. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday KNX —Ma Perkins. 11:15—HECA, HEMS —Listening Post KILL KFX51, KGB. KY0E — KFI, KFSD — Woman in White KGFJ—Piano Interlude. KFOX, 8:00 A. M. Pictsweet Show. KNX —Perry Mason. KFVD —Violet. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday K MPC —Bill Leyden. KHJ. KFXVI, KGB. M OE — K WK W —Stock Quotations, KGFJ—Serenade for You. Erskine Johnson. 12:35—KO WL —Show Tunes, * KXLA —Pasadena News. 12 :40—KGFJ—Intermission. EXLA —Haven of Rest. * K XLA —News. KFVD —Violet. 12:45—KFL KFSD —Right to KFTD —Kirby Page. K WK W —Morning Melodies. KGIL —Light Happiness. K WK W —Stock Quotation*. IRGIL —According to Record. * KRRD —News. KFOX —Assembly of God. R WIK —Sunny Side. KNX —Background for Living. K RIM —Top of Morning. KGER —Three Suns. KGER —Flelene Smith. KFIJ—Ozark Valley Folks. KMPC —Bill Hay Reads Bible, KIEV —Musical Memories. 10 :25—KGFJ—Sports flash. 11:20—K WK W —VI ant Ad News. *KGIL —Under Capitol Dome. 10:30—KECA, KFIVIB —My True 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KXLA —Top Western Tunes. *KFAC —News. EGER —Ham mond. Story. 11:30*KECA —Baukhage Talking. 8:15—KO WL — Music. *11/Fl. KFAC. KO WL —News, KFI, KFSD —Holly Sloane. KR KW —Andy Mansfield, KNX —Young Dr. Malone. K RIK —G.I. Platter Parade. KR KD —Spotlight Varieties. ENE —Broadway and Vine. 11:45—KFI, KFSD —Lora Lawton. KILT—Morning Melodies. KTIJ, KFX.31, KGB, ILVOE — KIEV —Gals on Record. KNX —Rosemary. KGFJ—Cpbeat Session. Queen for a Day. KGER —Garden School. * KHJ —Cecil Brown. :35—K 1KFJGF WB -7 SpoNe rwt às, Flash. K MPC —Muele You Remember. KF WB —Science of Mind. IIFMB —Paul EFAC —Unity. FRIDAY Program Highlights Whiteman Club. KFL KFSD —Backstage Wife. Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and KNX —School of the Air. DR. REUBEN L. Evening Programs in Boldface. K M —Musical Melodies. K MPC —Hal B 4:30—Art Baker. EFL Comedy-rariety KF WB —Bill Anson. McMASTER pDhc.b. * KI.AC —News, Sports. 9 :05—Ladies' Day. K M Phildsophy - Health 3:30—Arthur Godfrey. EN E. M yStery- Detective KGFJ—Sunset and Vine. 6:00—Frank Morgan, ENE. KT.-'i('— Plano Parade. 8:00—Scarlet Queen, KIIJ. K XLA —Community Broad- Now KGFJ-8:45 A.M. 4:30—Ozzie & Harriet, KN X. 8:30—This Is Your FBI. KECA.- caster. 7:00-0 Pays to be Ignorant. 9:30—Mystery Theater, KFI. KO WL —Show Tunes. Monday Through FrIday KNX. 9:30—Famous Jury Triait, 7:30—Spike Jones, KNX. KECA. 9:00—Baby Snooks, ENE. * KIKR VW —AKG nEdliy — NewsMansfield. KGFJ—Dr. R. L. MeMaeter. ERRO—Siesta KFVD —Vocal Varieties. Public Interest- K WIK —On the Boulevard. S WI M — Wings of Healing. Quiz, Participation KIEV —Meet the Maestro. KGIL —Coffee Parade. g :00— McNeil I 's Breakfast Club, Information KGIL —Fiesta Time. KGER —Bible Treasury. SECA. 1:00—School of the Air, 116X. KFOX —Piano Reflections. KGB, K1'0E —tufted Nations. 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 7:00—Meet the Press, KIEL 9 — KECA, EF51B — Welcome, 1:05—KGER —Out of the Band Box. Travelers. 9 :30—Breneman's Breakfast, 11:40—Report from Overseas, KECA. KNX. 1:15—KFI, KFSD —Stelia Dallai, * KF11, KGER, K XLA —News. KFLI—Nancy Dixon. KNX — Wendy Warren. 11 :30—Queen tor a Day. KHJ. 12:00—Double or Nothing. KNX. KMPC —Freddy Martin Orr-IL HA L KFX51, KGB, KV 0E — Sports KLAC -570 Club. Kate Smith Speaks. 2:00— What's Doin', Ladies? KECA. 10:00—Race Lineup, K WK W. KXLA —Garden Hints. H MS —Strolling Tom. KFAC —Music in the Amer. 2:00—Heart's Desire, KHJ. 10:00—Racing. KGFJ. * K M,. KLAC. KMPC —News, can Manner. 2:15—Three Alarm. KMPC. 5:45—Race Results, EKED. KGFJ—Public Messenger. IRWE R' Sam Rowland. KFAC —Morning Concert. 2:30—House Party, ENE. 6:15—Bob Kelley, K MPC. 2:30—Bride and Groom, KECA. 6:30—Santa Anita, WRFC. KFVD, E RIK —Charlie Hemp KO WL —Salute to Americas. 1:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 3:00—Meet the 5lissus, KNX. 8:30—Sam Batter, KLAC. ERRD —Sagebrush S de. 1:30—K A —Quizzicale. 6:00—People Are Funny. 15F1. 7:00—Cavalcade of Sports. K WK W —Voiee of Chine. EF! , KFSD —Lorenzo Jones. KFVD — Waltz Time. 6:30—Information Please, KHJ. KECA. 7:30—Sports Newsreel, KV'. KNX —Burritt Wheeler, E RIK —Valley Roundup. 8:30—Can You Ten This? KFI. KILT—Norma Young. KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 0:00--Break the Bank, KECA. 7:30—Your Sports Page. KECA. 9:30—Inside of Sports, KILL K MPC —Tom my Dorsey Orch. KGIL —Miriam Lane. KXLA —Vocal Varieties. 9 6v—KFI—Ladies' Day. Draina 10:00—Ted Bentley, SECA. KGFJ—Today's Hits. KGER —Lutheran Hour. 9:00—Preview Theater, KF WB. KFVD —Flall of Records. 9.15—KHJ, KFX141, KGB, KVOE — Recorded Music * HO WL, KRED, Victor H. Lindlahr. KIEV —Organ Monde. KNX —Aunt Jenny. Classical, Semi-Classical 4:00—Musical Masterplecee, KFAC. KGIL —Little Symphony. K MPC —Bill Leyden. 1:35—KO WL —Contented Listening. KF WB —Bing Crosby. Music 8:00—Musical Digest, KGFJ. 7:00—Firestone Favorites, KMPC KRED —Symphony of Song. KLAC —Racing News. •:0A—Fred Waring. Krl. 1:45—KECA —Ethel and Albert. KXLA —Bar Nothing Ranch. 8 :00—Ev ening 'Concert. KFAC. 4:30— Waltz Time, BF!. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time, EFL KFSD —Young Kidder * KFVD —News. Brown. 9:00—David Street Show, KFT, KFAC. K WI/W —Bible Treasury K MPC —Glenn Miller Orch. Hour. 10:011—Eastside Show, KF WB. *111XLA —News. K WIK —Three's a Company. Comment-Narration 10:00—Concert Nocturne, KGFJ. 12:00—Rhapsody in Wax, MIL K WIK —Matinee Melodies. KIEV —Dinah Shore Sings. 7:45—Fred Beck, KN X. KIEV —Junior C. of C. 9:20-1/GFJ—News, Bill Harpel, 0:00—Kate Smith, KHJ. 1:50—K WK W —Vets' Rehabilitation. 9:30—KECA, KFMB —Tom 10:00—Galen Drake. KECA. Popular-Western Music 1:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. Brenernan's Breakfast. 10:15— What Do You Say? Krl. 8:00—Supper Club, EFL KNX, » DJ—Helen Trent. 10:15—Ted Malone. SECA. 2-KECA' K FMB — What'i KIM —Johnson ramilv. 11:15—Jack Smith, ENE. Doin', Ladies? It:19—Erekine John son, KFLT. KLAC —Morning Melodies. 11:30—Burl Ives, MIL KFI, KFSD — When • GUI 1:30—Burritt Wheeler, KNX. 9:30—Club Fifteen, KNX. Page Twenty-six KNX.M arrie Kl DJ— Winner Take All. RADIO LIFE FRIDAY 1.0tzS

KHJ, KFX11, KGB. KNOX.-- * HIM. KFXM. KGB —Frank KRKD —Hawailan Memories. KI WI—Swing Club. Reart'a Desire. Hemingway. KGER —Fireside Melodies. KGIL —Duke Ellington Orch. ILMPC —Three Alarm. K MPC —A Woman's Voice. :30-11ECA. KFMI5—The Sheriff. iteHGER —News, Concert. KF WB —Bill Anson. KF WB —Melody Matinee. KFI, EFSD — Waltz Time. :15—HIPI—Resert e. * KIEV, KLAC, K MPC —News. IILAC —Dinning Sisters. KNX —Ozzie and Harriet. KHJ, KFX31, KGB —Beulah. KFAC —Concert Matinee. HO WL —Mystery Tune. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE — K M:T —Romatice and S XLA —Keith Hetherington. KRKD —Spotlight on Star. Information Please. Rhythm. KGFJ—Disabled Veteran,. KIEV —Show Tunes. K MPC —Santa Anita Race,. 11611.—Dance Time. KFVD—Hall of Records. HFSD —Nora Drake. H M S—America Dances. * KFOX —Ness. KO WI..—Radiu Auction. 4:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KLAC —Sam Baiter, Sports. KFAC —Hour of Music. 2:30—HECA, H EMB —Famous BRED —Board of Supervisors. 4:30—KECA —Variety Parade. Jury Trials. K WIK —Mrs. Goes Shopping. KFI—Art Baker's Notebook. KRHD —Rumba Preview. KFOX —Hals Memory Room. KFI, KFSD — Mystery Theater. Kt-OIL —Social Whirl. * KNX, KFVD, HO WL —News. /CNN, KSDJ—Club 15. KHJ—Adventure Parade. KGER —Helene Smith. KFOX —Flesta Mexicana. KIM, KGB, KV0E--Inside of KGER —Long Beach Band. 8:45—KLAC —Irwin Allen. KXLA — Western Caravan. Sports. 2:15—EFL KFSD —Portia Faces K MPC —Barbershop Quartet. KNOK —Bobby Short. • Life. H MIS— Music Box. KRHD —Harmony in Rhythm. K MPC —Three Alarm. MILD & 6:55—HECA, KFMB, HPRO — * KGIL —Knox Manning. KLAC -570 Club. Champion Roll KGER —Dr. Clem Davies. KGFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. can. 9:45—KHJ, KFX M, KGB, ICV0E — ICl/HD —Musical Bouquet. ?MELLOW 7—KECA. Kt-NIB —Cavalcade of Henry J. Taylor. K WIK —Ronny Mansfield. Sports. KSDJ—Ed R. Morrow. KIEV —Land o' Song. KFI—Hank McCune Show. K31PC —Junior League. KGIL —Modern Mood. mo4nd.3a y0 :bore o5oPh . FeAriday KNX, KSDJ—It Pays to Be KFOX —Flight Cast. Ignorant. 2:20*K WK W —News. KGIL —Mr. and Mrs. KHJ. KFX M, KGB, HVOE — ei—HECA—Ted Bentley, Sports. 2 :25— WA —Buddy Twists. Meet the Press. KOFJ—Sports Flash. KM KNIPC —Firestone Favorites. 1V *KFI, KFSD —The Reporter. * K-NX —Chet Huntley, News. 2:30— SECA, KFMB —Bride and K MPC —Mild and Mellow. EF WB —America Dances. * KHJ, KFX31, KGB, HVOE — Groom. KIEV, KMPC —Bing Crosby. * HGER, KLAC, KRHD —News. Fulton Lewis. KF813—Just Plain Bill. ALAC —Racing Roundup. KXLA —Saddle Duster,. 11.k. KSDJ—House Party. EGFJ—Record Jackpot. KFAC —Hour of Music. KHJ, KGB, HVOE —Martin AHED —Symphony in Swing. KGFJ—Musical Digest. Block. K WK W —Today at the Races. * K WIK —Averill Berman. EASTSIDE KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KGIL —Teen-Age News. 1:05—KGER —Fagan. K WK W —Memories in Wax. KFOX —Old Age Pensions. KLAC —Telephone Quit. * HO WL, K WIK —News. 4:45— RAJ— Raggedy Ann. 151111D—Tunea in Tempo. KNX —Lum and Abner. 7 :15—KGIL —Constant Invader. SHOW * K XLA —Peter Delimit. News. KIEV —Musical Potpourri. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. 10 TO 12 P.M. * KGIL — Women's News. KLAC —Studio Frolic. K WIK —Proudly We Hail. Ev•ry Noel Except suotioy EGER —Feature Story. * B M W —News. KRHD —Three-Quarter Time. 2:35—HO WL, K W1K —Muric. EGIL--Popular Records. 7:30—HECA —Nour American 2:40— KGER —Long Beach Sand. KIEV —Trade Winds Tempos. Sports Page. EFL KFSD —Sports Newsreel. 2:45—KFI, KFSD —Front Page KFOX —Foreser Favorites. KFWB * E r — H. V. Haltenborn. KNX —Jones-Shay. Farrell. K.F WB —Eastoide Show. KGB. EVOE —Adventure KEW, K FXM, KGB, TOME — KILL KVOE —Red Hook n. * KGER, KLAC, *K_VIPC —Ne%‘s. *IIGFJ—News Notebook. " Parade. Cisco Kid. K M PC —Melody Hour. KGFJ—Concert Nocturne. * KFVD —News. 4:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. EF WB — Music. KGIL —Melodies. —KECA—Happy Theater. KI.AC —Don Otis. Tops in Western Music 2:55* KNX —News. 5*KFI—Feature Wire. KFAC —Echoes and Encores. KGFJ—Sports Flash. *11NX, ESDJ —Knox Manning. EXLA —Ford Lewis. SPADE COOLEY TIME *KH.I, EGER —News. KFMIS—Ladies, KRKD —Twilight Serenade. 3—KECA, *K MPC —News, Teen and with George Wilhelm * K WIE —News. Sports. Be Seated. Twenty. 10:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m. KFI, KFSD —Road of Life. KGIL —Opinion Please. HI:INK —Stuart Hamblen. KFOX —Dr. Clem Daxies. 7 Nights a Week KNX, KSDJ— Meet the Missus. * KLAC —Fred Henry Report.. KIR.I, KVOE —Racket KFAC —Sunset Serenade. 7:35—KFI—Cabbages and Kings. Smashers. KGFJ—Jive at Else. KF WB —Ted Hutting. K M PC—Three Alarm. KICKD —Sundown Roundup. KGIL —Perry Wood. KF WB —Bill Anson. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. * KFOX —News. EGFJ—Arnichair Concert. K WIK —Spotlight on Star. KRKD —Father Vaughan. A N , ,I S * KGER, KLAC, KXLA —News. KGIL —Serenade. K WIK —Adeline Hanson. KO WL —Itadio Outlook. HVOE —Hop Harrigan. 1 :55-1‘ NI PC —Nat ion' s Weather. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance. KFAC — Musicul Favorites. 5:85—KGER —Music with Appeal. 0—KECA, KFMB —Fat Man, KRI M —Tope in Pops. 5:15—HECA, KFMB —Terry and KXLA —County Barn Dance. KFI, KFSD —Frost Warnimrs; KRIM —Cowboy Hit Parade. K WK W —Swing Session. the Pirates. KFVD —Hall of Records. Supper Club. KGIL —Symphony. * KF1—News. AN N —Lowell Thomas. KIEV —A Matter of Records. K WIK —Michael Roy. ENX —Tom Hanlon. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E — KNOK -1490 Club. KFOX —Merry-Go-Round. KFX M, KGB, IIVOE — Scarlet Queen. BOIL —Children's Hour. Superman. * K MPC —News. 10:05—KLAC —Basketball. 3:05—HOER —Hall of Records. KLAC —Picture Album. K FWB —Sports Float. KGER — Mueical Roundup. 3:10—KLAC —Tommy Dorsey Show. KGFJ—Race Recap. * EGER, KLAC, K XLA —News. 10:15*HECA —News. 3:15— KFI—Life Can Be Beautiful. KGIL —Eventide Echo. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFI—Barry Wood Show. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. KGER —Sports Roundup. KGFJ—Caucasian Memories. ANN —Bob Eison. K WK W —Races and Sports. 5:30—K RCA —Sky King. KRI M —Pan American. KI1J—Highlights of Music. KNVIK -20th Century Gabriels, KFI—Casa fagot. HI:IL —Concert Hall. K MPC —Bridge Club. KO WI.—Classics. * KNX —Charies Cullingwood. KVVIK —Swing Club. KLAC — Melody Parade. 3:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KHJ, KFX M, KGB. KV 0E — 8 :15* KFI—News of the World. KXLA —Redondo Barn Dance. 3:30—HECA —Norwood Smith Sings. Captain Midnight. KN X —Jack Smith. KFSD —Concert Hall. KHJ—Sung of the St r EL AC—Al Jars is Ballroom. KMPC —Red Rowe. 10:30* HECA —Elmer Das l. ILFI, EFSD —Aunt Mary. KFAC — Whoa Bill Club. KF WB —United Nations. * KFI—Carxeth Wells, Inside KNX, KSDJ—Arthur Godfrey. KGFJ—Dinner Interlude. KLAC —Basketball. the News. FLMPC —Jerry Lawrence. K XLA —Future Pianists. KGFJ—Starlight Moods. KN X —Symphonette. K WK W —Sam Rowland and KRI M —Sports Dial. KXLA —Songs of the Saddle. KHJ, KGB —Peter Potter His Waxworks. KGIL -31usie by Martin. KGIL —Hubby Horse Show. Record Party. KGFJ—Among My Souvenirs. * KFOX, K WIK —News. KRI M —County Barn Dance. K MPC —Rancho Grande, * HO WL, KRHD, K WIK —News. 15:45* KFI, KESD —Elmer Peterson. 8:30—HECA, KFMB —Tht, Is K XLA —Hawthorne Thing. KFOX —Jenne Cowan, Songs. * KNX, 11SDJ—News, Garred. Your F.B.I. 10:45—HECA —Freddy Martin Qrch. KILL KFX111, KGB, IRVOE — 3:35—KOVVIL—Folk Songs. EFI, KFSD —Can You Top KFI—Melody Time. Adventures of Tom Mix. KRI M —Tea Time Tunee. This? * KFSD —News. 3 :45—HECA —Frances Scully. KMPC —Top Tunes. KNX —Danny Thomas Show. 10:55* KFI—Police Bulletins. KFI, KFSD —Dr. Paul. KXLA —Music for You. KHJ, KFX M, KV0E — 1*KECA, KFI, KLAC —News. KHJ—Quaker City Serenade. KGFJ—If They Had Lived. Burl Ives 4how. * KN X —Neleon Pringle. KMPC —Air Adventures. KVVIK —Ronny Mansfield. HNIPC —Parade of Hits. 1 * KFAC —News. KRKD —Race Results. KHJ —Brother Arlington. * KF WB, K WIK —News. K MPC —Dance Parade. HO WL —Bill McArthur. KGER —Music with Appeal. KXLA -97th Street Corral. KF WB —Eastside Show. K WIK -1490 Club. 5:55*KNX, KSDJ—Bill Henry. * KGFJ—Aserill Berman. KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance. 3:55* KF WB —News. KXLA —Sports News. KRICD —Comboy Hit Parade. KGFJ—Sports flash. * EGER —News. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KG1L — Weatherman. KGFJ —Concert Nocturne. Edition. A — KECA —Frances Scully. e*HECA—Headline S :45—K W —Remember When? K XLA —Pasadena Civic. ILFI, KFSD —This Woman's KFI. KFSD —People Are KF WB —Ann and Mack. K WIK — Michael Roy. Secret. Funny. KGFJ—Es ening Interlude. KRHD —Cowboy Hit Parade. KNX, KSDJ—Hint Hunt. ANN. KSDJ—Morgan- KGIL —Lest We Forget. KGIL —Juke Box Review. * KHJ, KFXM, KGB, I:CVOS-- Ameche-Langford Show. B:55—KHJ, KFX M, KGB, KNOB — KGER — Musical Roundup. Fulton Lewis. * KHJ, KFX M, KGB, HVOE — Billy Rose. HFSD —Biltmore Hotel Orch. * KGER, KIEV, KMPC —News. Gabriel Heatter. * KN X, KSDJ—News. * KLAC —News, Sports. * K MPC —Clete Roberts Reports. 11:15—HECA —Ciro's Ora. KF31B —Break the KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. * KFOX, KF WB. KGER, &LAC, 9—KECA, SPI-13iltmore Orch. SENV1B—Jerry Lawrence. KPRO —News. Bank. ANN —Breaking All Records. KFL HFSD —Daxid Street. KLAC —Don Otis. KGFJ— What's Up? KGFJ—Musical Digest. ILWK W — Waxworks. KFAC —Prelude to Evening. KNX —Baby Snooks. KXLA —Dance Time. * KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV011— III-VD —Sundown Roundup. KXLA — Muir College. 11:30— HECA —Dale Cross Orch. KO WL —Carauto of Melody. * KNVIK —Don Forbes. News. Glenn Hardy. KFI—Eddie Fitzpatrick Orch. KR HD —Piano Paintings. SIIHD —Varieties in Music. * K MPC —News. KGB — Wolohan Orch. KF WB —Pre‘iew Theater. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces. KGIL—Date with a Disc. KFSD —St. Francis Orch. K WIK — Women's World. 2:15*HECA —Broadway Local News KLAC —Basketball. KFAC —Exening Concert. 11:40—KNX —Report from Overseas. KGIL —Off th ç Record. KHJ—Top Tunes. K XLA —Seaboard Home Hour. 11:45*KV0E —News. 4:05—KGE R —Hall of Records. K MPC—Bub Kelley. Sports. KGFJ —Hollywood House 11:55* KECA, KFL KN X —News. 4:15*ILECA —Alvin Wilder. SF WB —Dinner Music. * KEI—News. KLAÇ —Al Janis Ballroom. Party. A BED —Cowboy Hit Parade. Page Twenty-se,ven ESN, KSDJ —Evelyn Winters. LA—Music. 603 7C0 800 930 1000 1100 1200 IMO 14C0 1500 l820 ' SATURDAY, JANUARY 17 "" """ "" — KJECA, KFM.13—Abbott and KGIL —Ballads for You. KIK K t( KK KK K K K K KK K if KK K K K K KK K K K K 8 Costello Kid Show. KGER —A Song for You. KKLFF JKK M L E I HF F NX Y F R S GF P SGF D F D PF V 5 la"I—Rhythm Ranch. KFOX —Bethesda. AS I P I C E 1 WV XL OS K D F X POI OE AB E K R M O D * KN X, TIG ER, KIEV. KLAC, 9 :35— KO WL —Remembering. CD C K A V K MPC —News. 1101BAR G D 1 1M C NI.X K CIMRVe0 8 E 8 L 11:45—KFI, KFSD —Tillamook * K11.1. & Mill, KGB, KVOE — I Kitchen. News. * KR KD —News. KFVD —Here Comes the 11:30—KF1—Jack Gregson Show. &F W D—Salvation Army. KFVD —Remerubered Rhythms Parade, KFAC —Country Church. KN X, KSDJ —Give and Take. KGIL —Valley Shopper. KXLA —Famillar Favorites. KGFJ—Reminiscent Rhythm. KGFJ—Ouncert PasteUe. KIEV —Ithytiun Road. * KFAC, K WIK —News. KFV111—Violet. KUIVL —Bing Crosby. K WIK —Town ('rier. KRKD —Pop Concert. * KFOX, KOVIL, HRHD —News. Was W —Pasedeas Four- KIEV — Western Tune Time. square Church. — KECA —American Farmer. KIEV —Latin Musicana. Kt:IL —Music That Endures. 11:45—KFAC —Concert Grand. 10 KFI, KIFSD —National Farm KliER —Children's Hour. and Home Hour. KGFJ—Airotorlais, Bin KFSD —Meet the Meeks. KN X, KSDJ—Grand Central Harpel. Station. KFSIB —Auntie Pat. KO WL —Folk Songs. HAVEN OF REST 10:35—KO WL —Facific Strings. * KILL KFX M, KGB, KV0E — K WIK —Broadway Rhythm. KRKD, 8:00 A. M. News. 10:45— Me —Designing Wo man. KRI M —Crosby Sings. M X —Cowboy Policeman. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday K MPC —Bill Leyden. KIEV — Western Songs. KF WB — Matirice Hart. K WIK —Studio ('ity. KGER —Crosby Sings. KFOX , 8:00 A. M. * KLAC —News, Al Jarvis. KFOX —Thought for Youth. 11:55—KGFJ—Sports flash. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday KFAC —Music. 10:55—KGFJ—Sports hash. 12— KEOCA,aKFMB--Metropolltan KXLA —Swap Shop. KO WL —Ilymn for Today. KXLA, 8:30 A. M. KGFJ—Rucing News. — KECA, KFMB —Metropolitan KFI—Farm Reporter. Monday, W ednesday, Friday KO WL —Romance in Musc. 11 Opera. KNX, KSI.LI—Meet the Miasma. K WK W —Race Lineup. KFI, KFSD —Archie Andrews. * KHJ, KFX M, KGB, KVOE — KRKD--Government Speaks. News. KRKD —Haven of Rest KNX, KSDJ—Mary Lee Taylor K WIK — Mainly for Women. K/LL KFX M, KGB, KVOE — K MPC —Merry-Go-Round. KFID — Wakeup Ranch. KFVD —Song Stylists. * K XLA —News and Music. Dance Oral. KF WB — Maurice Hart. KGIL —Ten o'Clock Scholar. IIMPC —Keith Hetherington. * KLAC —News, Al Jarvis. KU RI,--Bollywood Music. * KFOX. KGER, KIEV —News. KV M —Busioess Reporter. 11F WB—.Maurice Hart. KGFJ—Theater Guild. KFM13—Girl Scouts. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. M D —Charlie Lung Gang. KFAC —Festival of Music. 10:05—KGER —Easy Rhythm. K XLA —FamiLlar Favorites. KSDJ—Let's Pretend. *Iii.Ac —News, AI Jarvis. 10-311zpah. 10:15—KHJ, KGB, KVOE —Gardening KRKD —Pan Americana. KO WI.—Daydreams at Noon. 8:1 » 4--News. KGFJ—Serenade for You. KGF.1—Aerosm the Footlights. KFVD —Salvation Army. K MPC —Market Reports. * KXLA —News. virKFVD. KGER KGIL —News. K AK W —Pasadeatt Opera. Sports. K WK W —Morning Melodies. KXLA —Familiar Favorites. K WIK —Bing ('rosby. KLAC —Haynes at the Reins. KIEV —Stars of Song. KO WL —Tune Shop. littaD —Record Roundup. KIJIVL — Meet the Band. 11611,--According to Record. K WK W —Campus Chatter. * KGER, KGIL, KIEV —News. KaLL—Sports. M X —Assembly of God. KIEV —Perry Como Songs. KFOX —Cowboy Policeman. awni— Suan,y Side of the 10:25—KGFJ--Sports Flash. KEMB —American Youth. KFSD —Oreitestran of Nations. Street. 10:30— KECA —Our Town Speaks. 11:05— KGER —Star Time. 12:05—KGER — Western Music. 12:15—KFI—Man On the Farm. KIEV — Musical Bandwagon. KFI—Meet the Sleeks. 11:15—K FVD —Charlie Hamp. 8:3O— CA, LIMB —Land of the KNX, KSDJ—County Fair. KIEV —This Rhythmic Ag_e. KHI—Songs of Good Cheer. Lost. KHJ, KGB, K1'0E —Bands for K WIK —South American Way. KGFJ—Today's Maestro. • KFSD —Smilin Ed Bonds. Kt:IL —Light Classics. KFVD —Mason Rose. McConnell. K MPC —Bids for Kids. 11:20—IKWK W — Want Ad News. KIEV —Lunchtime Melodies. , K NX —Escape. KGFJ—Upbeat Session. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KGIL —Jimmie Jackson. ICEIJ—Dr. Hiss. *KFOX —News. a:IWO —Guest Star. KGER —Roving Reporter. * K1FAC, KF WB, HO WL. 12:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KRK1.1—News. SATURDAY Program Highlights 12:30— KHJ —Loulse Massey. K FVD —Kirby Page. KNX. KSDJ—Free for All. Morning Programs Appear in LIghtfare Type; Afternoon and Bandstand. &SI M —Swell Time. ICIŒV —Children's Story Time. Evening Programs in Boldface. KGFJ—Plano Interlude. KXLA —Armstrong Twins. ICK K W--Stock Quotations. 3:00 —Cross Section U.S.A., KNX * KGIL--Under Capitol Dome. Comedy-rariety K WK W —Pasadena City 3:30—L. A. Story. KNX. College Radio Class. * K WIK —News, Music. 9:30—Tommy Bartlett, KECA. 6:00—Exploring the Unknown. ▪ D X —Know Your Bible. KFVD —Studio Party. 6:00—Joan Davis, KNX. KECA. I M —Elarnmond. * KO WL —News; Show Tunes. L 6:30—Judy Canova, KFI. KGER — Western Music. . , KGB, KV0E —Say It 8:00—Life ot Riley, KFI. With Music. 12:35—K WIK —G.I. Platter Parade. 8:39—It's a Great Life. KNX. 11/1 ys ter y-D elective 12:40—KGFJ—Intermission. :35—ILKICD —Spottight Varieties. 9:00—Abe Burrows, KNX. 9:40.--KI/WL —Renelezi,ous. 12:45—KFI—Here Comes the Band. 9:30—Vaughn Monroe, KNX. 8:30—Escape. KN X. A M —American Radio 11:45-101.1 '4C —Uulty. 9:00—Ganahusters. KECA. KIMPC -1.Ingertip Successes. Warblers. 8:30— Murder and Mr. Malone, * KFAC —News. KIVW15—Bing Crosby. Quiz, Participation KECA. KLAC —Business Talk. KFVD —Violet. KEYD —Vocal Varieties. 8:30—Smilin' Ed McConnell, KFI KXLA —Records in Review. K WK W —Satred Heart. 10:30—County Fair, KN X. Sports K WK W —Races and Sports. W HY —Musical Memories. 11:30—Glve and Take. KNX. KIEV —Gals on Record. iseILL— C‘offee l'arade. 12:00—Meet the Missus, KNX. 12:55*K FIVB —News. 12:30—Free for All. KNX. 10:00—Racing Lineup, KGFJ, K M —Sports Flash. KFOX —Vcrice of China. K WK W. Kt:Ea —Gospel Story Hour. 6:00—Stop Me. KILL 1 — KECA, KFMB —Metropolitan 7:00—Kay Ryser, KFI. 5:00—Saturday Sports Roundup, —ILECA —CoLlins Calling. KFI. Opera. 7:30—Leave It to the Girls, HIM KFI, KFSD —Doctors Today. 9 ILFI—Jump-Jump of Holiday 8:30—Truth or Consequences. 5:15—Tom Hanlon, KNX. KNX —Saturday at the Chase. House. K n. 5:45—Race Results, KRI M. KN X. KSDJ—Theatre of 5:45—Ira libe. 'MCA. KILL KFX1.1, KGB, KVOE — Today. 6:15—Huh Kelley, KMPC. Sports Parade. • KUB —Veteran's Voice. Classical, Semi-Classical 6:30—Santa Anita Races, KMPC K MPC —Juke Kos Serenade. ILMPC —B W Leyden. 6:311—Sam ALAC. KF WB —Bill Anson. KF WB —dong Session. Music 8:00—Hunting and Fishing Club, KFAC —Piano Parade. KLAC —News. KGFJ—Sunset and Vine. 11 :00—Metropolitan Opera, KECA * KFV13. KGER, RLAC —News. KaFJ—Pubilc Messenger. 2:00—PhIlladelphils Orchestra, HXLA —Com munity — L. A. City College. KNX. erg Broadcaster. — Waltz Time. 3:00—Piano Playhouse. KECA. Recorded Music K VIVL—nSalute to Americas. K WK W —Lee Brown. Pianist. 3:30—NBC Symphony. K n. KO WL —Show Tunes. SU MO—Sagebrush Serenade. 5:45—Jau August. KHJ. 4:00—Musical Masterpieces. KRKD —Siesta Time. KIEV —Bing Crosby Time. 7:00—Saturday Night Serenade. KFAC. ILGILL — Mirlam Lane. 6:00—Musical Digest, FIGFJ. KIEV —Meet the Maestro. KNX. KGIL —Fiesta Time. K WR W —Voice of China. 9:30—Music Hour, KFI. 6:00—Saturday Symphony, gelSD— Jack Cresson. KFAC. KIVIK —On the Boulevard. 10:15—Stairwa4, to the Stars, KFI M EUB—Tommy Bartlett. 7:00—Those Were the Days. 1:05—KGER —Out of the Bandbox. 9 :05—HU MS—Lutheran Hour. KMPC. 1:15—KFAC —Music in the 9:13 —ITECA — Mirandy. Drama 8:00—E‘ening Concert, KFAC. American Manner. • KFI—Young America Speaks. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time. ILXI.A —Adventures in 9:00—Theater of Today, KN X. KHJ—Fulicing L.A. KFAC. Research. 9:30—Stars Over Hollywood, KLAC —Raciag News. 10:00—Eastside show, KF WB. KLAC —Storybook Hour. KNX. KFAC —Morning Concert. 10:00—Concert Nocturne, KtiF.11. 10:00—Grand Central Station, K WE W —Bible Treasury Hour. 12:00—Rhapsody In Was. KHJ. Songs by I FJ—Community Chest. KNX. A—Record lbendezvous. 6:30—Steven Graham. KILL RUSS WHITEMAN 8:00—Tapestries of Life, KNX. * KFVD —News. Juvenile with KIEV — Dinah Shore Sings, 1070 KC K WIK —aiddie Record Review. Public Interest- 8:00—Abbott and Costello, PERRY and WINNING KGB —Voice of the Army. KECA. 5000 Wills Saturday . 1:15 P.M. 9:20*lakiFJ—News, Bill Harael. Information 8:05—Let's Pretend. KN X. 9:30— KECA —Tom my Bartlett Show. 9:15—Young America Speaks. 8:30—Land of the Lost, KECA. M n— Your Saturday Chef. 9:00—Jump Jump, KFI. KNX—'Stars Over Hollywood. 9:15—Policing L. A., KHJ. 9:30—Kiddie Club, ¡CLAC. IfelJ, KGB, KV0E--Flight 10:00—A merican Farmer. KECA. 12:30—Swell Time, KMPC. 1 0 $ A N G E L , Into the Past. 10:00—Nat'l Farm Hour, KFI. 3:00—Scout Jamboree, KFI. KLAC —aiddie Club. 10 :30—Our Town Speaks, KECA. * R0VirL, E WES —News. KFVD —Songs by Russ 12:00—Theater Guild. IFIGF.11. Popular-Western Music Whiteman, EGEJ —Open Album. 1:00—Doctors Today, KFL Show Tunes. K WK W —Sant Rowland. 1:30—Home is What You Make 2:45—King Cole Trio, KFI. K WIK —Trade Winds Tavern. E WE W—Stock Quotation,. It, KFI. KIEV —Meet the Band. 7:30—Grand Ole Opry, 1:25—EGFJ—Sports flash. 9:00—tilt Parade, K n. 1:30—KFI—Home Is What You Page Twenty-eight Make It. KN X —Treasury Bandstand. RA DI O LIFE SATURDAY LOGS

KLAC —AfternOon Melodies. HO WL —Contented Listening. JIN X —All-Star Western. * KGER —News, America Sings. IGEJ—Today's Hits. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces. K MPC —Santa Anita Park. KFOX —Record Session. RICLA —Vocal Varieties. KR KD —Plano Paintings. 9:15—KBJ—Gershwin Revue. K FVD —Hall of Records. K FVD —Sundown Roundup. KF WB —Unity Daily Word, * HO WL, KRKD, K WIK —News. K WIK — Women's World. KLAC —Don Otis. KIEV —Organ Moods. * KFOX, HOER, KIEV —News. SAM BALTER'S KGIL —Dance Time. RGIL —Little Symphony. KGIL —Off the Record. KFXM, KGB —Dink Templeton 1:35—KO WL —Caravan of Melody. K FMB —The Vagabonds. "SPORTS BOOK" 9:30—KECA —Murder and Mr. KRED —Symphony of Song. 4:05—KGER —Hall of Records. Malone. 1:45— KFOX —Voice of the Army. 4:15—ILECA —Harry Witmer, Sports 6:30 - 6:45 p.m. KFI. KFSD — Music Hour * KXLA —News. * KILL KGB, KY.GE —Frank from Hollywood. KIEV —Swing Styling.. Hemingway. Monday through Saturday KN X, KSDJ—Vaughil Mourne K WIR —Modern Mood. KF WB--Helen Louise. Show. 1:50—K WK W —Vets' Rehabilitation, KLAC —Income Tax. KL A C KHJ, KGB —Felix Gaizio. 1:58—KGFJ—Sports Flash. HO WL —Sports Champions. KF WB — Music Box. _ILECA, Knto—Tia and KRKD —Spotlight on Star. K XLA —Redondo Barn Dance. 2 Crumpets. K WIK —Man un the Street. KLAC —Sain Bolter, Sports. KGIL —Meet the Band. * KII—News of the Week. KIEV —Show Tunes. KXLA —Sweet Chariot Hour. KGE'R —Dr. Clem Davies, KNX, RSDJ—Philadelphin KFOX —Symphonic Swing. * K WIK —News, Music. KFMB —Guest Star. Orch. 4:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KRKD —Ilarniony in Rhythm. 9:45*KIIJ, K B, KVOE%—Newscope. KHJ, KFX M, KGB, ¡CVOS.— 4:30— KECA —Music by Adlam. KFOX —Hals Memory Room. KF3115—Bing Crosby. KFSD —Curtain Time. Ktib:R —Lukin Valley Church. * KECA, KFM15—Nens of K MPC —Sons o' Guns. KNX —Thirty Seconds to Go. 8:45—KF WB —Here's to Vets. 10 Tomorrow. KT WIS—Bill Anson. KHJ—Henry King Orch. KLAC —Irwiu Allen. * KFI, KFSD, HOER, KLAC — * KLAC —News. Sports. KEIVE —Blind Artists' Guild. KRKD —Harmony in Rhythm. News. KFAC —Concert Matinee. ALAC— Racing Roundup. K WIK —Curtaln Call. * KNX —Chet Huntley. IC/ILA —Shopper.' Matinee. KGFJ—Recurd klackpot. — KECA —Distry of Fate. KHJ, KFX M, KGB, KYOK — IttiFJ—Serenade to Afternoon. *K FVD, HO WL, K WIK —News. Henry King Orch. A n. KEND —Kay Kyiser. KO WL —Radlo Auction. KRED —Symphony lo Swing. 7 K MPC —Lay men's Hour. K FVD —Kirby Page. K WK W —Today at the Races. KNX —Saturday Night Serenade. ERKD —Philhartnonic KIEV —Ring Crosby Sings. Reporter. KGIL —Teen-Age News. KILL KFX M. KGB, KV0E—.. * KIEV —News. KFRIX —Old Age Pensions. Zane Grey. EASTSIDE KG1L —Social Whirl. KFM11—Music by Adlam. K MPC —Thuse Were the Days. EGER —Long Beach Band. 4:35—KO WL —Choristers. KF WIZ—Gospel and Song. KFOX —Concert Miniature. 4 :45*KECA, KFMB —Dorothy KFAC —Dr. James Fifield, Jr. KliFj—Musical Digest. * KFSD —Ed Tomlinson. Fuldheim. SHOW 2:15— KF1—Youth Sings. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. K XLA —Nazarene Church. * KGER, KLAC, KRED —News. K MPC—Here's te Vet.. KLACs—Musie Room. Iv• ryNeet Except Sunday KLAC —Modern Concert Hail. * KRKD —News. * RGIL —Valley News. KRKD —Musical Bouquet. KIEV —Trade Winds Tempos. K WIK —Music. KIEV —Land u Song. ROIL —Popular Records. KFOX —Judge Gardner. 7:05—KGER — Western Music. KGIL —Modern Mood. KFOX —Favorites. KFWB10 TO 12 P.M. R WIR —Our Waltz. 4:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. ALAC—Supervisor Darby. 7 :15—KGIL —Constant Invader. EF WB —Eastelde Show. ¡CFI/IC—Salvation Army. K XLA — Western Caravan. —SECA-311racles in Music. KLAC —Mucic. KFSD —Rhapsody of the KFVD —Spdde Cooley Time. KFI—Sat urday Sports K WIK —Voice of the Army. Rockies. S KGFJ—Concert Nocturne, Roundup. KlUID —Three-Quarter Time, 2 :20*K WK W —News. K W1K —Jinuny Greer. KHJ, KGB, KV0E —Reserve. KFMB —Popular Tunes. 2:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. * KNX, KSIM —Kno. Manning. KGIL —Symphony. 2:30—KFI—Lennie Herman. 7 :30—EEC/s. KFMB —Ross Dolan, * K MPC —News, Record Room. Detective. K PDX —Merry-Go-Bound. KFOX —Rhythm and Reason. KF WB —Stuart Hamblen. KFI, KFSD —Grand Ole Opry. KMPC —Navy Band. DANCE MUSIC AT ITS BEST * KLAC —News, Sports. KHJ —Leave It to the Girls. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. EXLA--Juke Buz Matinee, EFVD —Hall of Records. KNX —R • KFAC —Music. KNIPC —Glee Club. K WK W —Patricia Abel, Songs. KliFJ—Jive at Five. KIEV —Musical Potpourri. KF WB —Guest Star. KRKD —Sundown Roundup. LUCKY LAGER EKED —Tunes in Tempo. ALAC— Don Otis. K611.—My Serenade. *HO WL, K WIK —New.. KFAC —Dr. Fagerburg. K WIK —Spotlight ou a Star. A RK —Feature Story. KXLA —Accent on Youth. KFOX —Sunshine Mission. RFSD —Flight with Music. KRKLI—Twilight Serenade. KFSD —Guest Stars. *K W1K —News. DANCE TIME 2:35—KO WL. KVVIK —MUSle. 5:05—KGER —Music with Appeal 2:40— ROER— Long Beach Band. K4.11.--Musical Roundup. 5:15*KFI, KFSD —News. 2:45-10ECA —Radio, the American Kl'OX —Dr. Clem Davies, EN X—Tom Hanlon. ROER—Grate Dotson. Way. KH.I, KFXM, KGB, KVOE — K M, RFSD —King Cule Trio. KFX M, KGB. ¡CVOS — Proof That Christian Science KMPC —Buriness Reporter. Reviewing Stand. Heals. * KGFJ—News Notebook, Hornet 7 :15—KFAC —Mumic. KLAC —Music Room. KI WB —Ted Hosing. KFAC * KFVD —News. KliFJ—Rare Recap. KO WL —Island Magic. KFOX —Twilight Mood. KG11.—Eventide Echo. 10 to 12 EVERY NIGHT K WIR —Alolia Time. 7:e.5—KNX —Fart or Fantasy. KGER —Sports Roundup. *KHJ —News. 2:56—KGFJ—Sports Flash. KFAC -Lutky Lager W itte. 5:30*KECA, KFOX, KVVIR —News. 8—HECA, KFMB —The Lone 10:05—KGER —Musical Roundup. — KECA —Plano Playhouse. KF1-1 Want It. Ranger. KLAC —Ice Hockey. 3 KFI—Scout Jamboree. *KNX, KSDJ--Charies liFSD — rrogt Warnings; 10:15—KECA —Tris Coffin. KNX —Cross Section. U.S.A. Collingwood. Life of Riley. KIFI—Stairway to the Stars. KHJ, KGB —Dance Orch. KHJ —In Your Name. ENX —Tapestries of Life. KN X —Hoagy Carmichael. KMPC —Strike Up the Band. KRKD —Sports Forum. KH.I—Fishing and Hunting KHJ, KGB —Morton Downey. KF WB —Bill Anson. KLAC —Al Jarvis, Club. K1FSD —Sports Recap. * KLAC —News, Sports, KFAC —Children'e Music. * KGER, KLAC, KMPC —News, KFMB —Marine Corp.. KFAC —Musical Favorites. KGFJ—Dinner Interlude. KF WB —American Sketches. 10:30—KECA —Freddy Martin Orch. KOFJ—Armchair Concert. KXLA —Future Pianists. KFAC —Evening Concert. KNX —Elliot Lawrence Orch. *KtiER. ENEA —Nea ROIL —Music by Martin. RXI.A —American Repertory KEIJ, KGB —Peter Potter's KO WL —Radio Outlook. KFSD —Colonial Quiz. Theatre. Record Party. KIND —Hall of Records. 5:45—KECA —Ira Blue, Sports. KGFJ—Caucasian Memories. K MPC —Candlelight and Silver. K WK W —Swing Session. * KFI, KFSD —Elmer Peterson. ROIL —Concert Hall. K XLA —Hawthorne Thing, KIEV —Jive Alive. * KNX, HSI/I—I/erred. News, K WIFC—Cavalcade of Music. LEON —Music Moderne. KGIL —Children's Hour, KHJ —Jan August, Piano KVOE —J. %Volution Orch. K FSD —Jan Savitt Oral, HIVIK -1-100 Club. Magic. KFOX —County Barn Dance. 10 :45—K11 —Sweet and Lovely, KRKD —Porade of Hits. KM PC—Episcopal Diocese. :05—KGER — Western Music. 111:55—KFI—Police Bulletins. KFOX — Modern Concert Hall. KGFJ—Nat'l Safety Council. 8:10—KLAC —Musk. — KECA —Cezar's Orch. DIFMB —Rhythin and Reason. KXLA —Music for You. 8:15—KF WB —Story of Israel. KFI—Solitair Time. 3:05—KGER —Hall of Records. R WIK —Muide. KMPC —Proudly We Hail. 11 3:15— KLAC —Peggy Lee. KRI M —Race Results. * KN X —Nelson Pringle. KGFJ—Starlight Moods. KHJ—The Spooner. 11XLA —Juice Box Matinee. It PDX —Music. KXLA —Barber Shop Quartet. KO WL —D'Artega P ta . HOER —Music with Appeal. KMPC —Dance Parade. 6:30—EEC/s. KFMR —Challenge of * KL/s('—News. ILFSD —Religion in the News. 5:55*KNX, KSDJ—News. Ned the Yukon. 3:115—KGFJ—Sports Flash. Calmer. KF WB —Eastside Show. KIFI, KFSD —Truth or EGFJ—Coneert Nocturne, 3:30—KECA —labor, U.S.A. 6 the Consequences. KFI, KIFSD —NBC Symphony. -11ECA—ExplorIng KFAC —Lucky Lager Dance. Unknown. KN X, KSDJ—It's • Great KNX —L. A. Story. KFVD —Spade Cooley Time. KF1—Guy Lombardo Show. Lite. KXLA —Dance Orch. KLAC —Ellingtonia. KNX, Ks:DJ—Joan Davis Show KHJ, KGB, EVOE —Hawall KGFJ—Among My Souvenirs. ELGIL —Juke Box Review.. RH & KGB, KVOE —Stop Me Calls. KVVICW —Mani Rowland and K WIK —Club Rendezvous. If You've Heard This. EMI'('—Parade of Hits. His Waxworks. HUER— Musical Roundup. * K MPC. KPRO —News. KFU E —United Nations. KIEV —Musical Favorites. KFOl —Disc Jockey. * KFOX, KF WB, KGER —Newe. KliFJ—Know Your Schools. *KOVVL, KRKD, K WIK —News. KFSD —Biltmore Orch. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KXLA —The Corral. 3:35—KRRD —Tea Time Tunes. KFNIB--Cheatin' un Sandman. * KLAC —News, AI Jarvis. FCGIL-- Weatherman. KGB, KVO E —Benny Strong 3:45—KECA —It's Your Business, RFAC Saturday Symphony. LURK —Hit Songs. * KNX —Larry Lesueur. Orch. RXLA —Intersclitilastic Debate 8:45— KF WB —Red Cross. * KFAC —News. 11:15—KFI—Blitmore Hotel Ora. KRKD —Varieties in Music. KGFJ—Evening Interlude. K WIK -1490 Club. ENX —Breaking All Records. K WIK —Date for Dinner. KGIL —Lest We Forget. KHJ —Covallaro Orch. 3:55*KFW11—News. Kt:IL —Date with a Disc. 8:55*KNX, KSIM —Newit. KLAC —Don Otis. KliFJ—Sports Flash. KFS'D —Gastight Galettes, — KECA, KFMB--Gangbusters. K W1K —A merica Is Playing. SE CA— Madhouse Musicale. KFMII—Ave Marla Hour. 9 Kil. ELFSD —EIlt Parade. 11:30—KECA —Ciro's Orch. KFI, KFSD —NBC Symphony. 8:15—KFOX —Vesper Bells. KN X, KSDJ—Abe Burrows. EFL KFSD —Harry Owens ¡CNN —arson e. KMPC —Bob Kelley. Sports. *ICHJ. KF WB, KFX M, KGB, Orch. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE — KF WB —Dinner Music. KLAC, KVO K —News. KHJ, KGB —Voices of Strings. Pan Americana. EKED —Hawaiian Memories. KMPC —Mubic in the Air. KXLA —Dance Time. EIMPC —Music Buz. EGER —Up and Down Scales. KFAC —Evening Concert. K WIK —Tom my Dorsey. KF WB —Music. KF XM —Open House. EGFJ—Hollywood House 10 11:40—KNX —Dance Orch. *RLAC —News, Sports. 8:30—KECA —Music of Manhattan. P rty. 11:45—K WIK —Stairway te the Stan. K W E W — Waxworks. Sri, EFSD —Judy Canova. KGIaL--Duke Ellington 11:55* KECA, EFL KNX —News. KXLA —Juke Box Matinee. KELP, KGB, KYOK —Steven KXLA —Record Review. KGEJ— What's Up? Graham. inVLTC —Jim my Greer. - - Page Twenty-nine J A N U A R Y 11, 1948 RADIO LIFE ALPHABETICAL PROGRA M FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (• ) are of the contest. quiz, or offer Ippe. * Indicates programs of news und com mentation.

*Abbe, James -.SECA, 7:30 a.m. M-F Cisco Kid KHJ. KGB, 7:30 1)311. M. W. F Godfrey. Arthur______&X X. 3:30 P.In• M -F Abbott-Costello Kid Show KECA, 8 a.m. Sa Clifton, Charles A KRKIL 5:30 p.m. M -Sa *Godwin, Earl — .ICECA, 9:30 p.m. M, Th Adventure Parade KHJ, 4:30 p.m. M-F Club Fifteen______KNX, 9:30 p.m. M-F *Goss, Frank -_-- .... KN X, 8:55 p.m. M-Sa Adventures of Charlie Chan. KHJ, 8:30 p.m. M Club Time KECA, 11:15 a.m. 'Tu Graham, Bob K(X, 11:35 a.m. M-F Adventures of Tom Mix.. KHJ, 5:45 p.m. 31).-F Coffin, Tris KECA. 1u:15 p.m. SA Graham, Sheilah KHJ, KGB, 8:45 p.m. Su Air Adventures 1LMPC, 3:45 p.m. M-F (olleze of Musical Knowledge ...KFI. 7 p.m. Sa Grand Central Station__ ...... __KNX, 10 a.m. Sa Air-o-tonals KliF.11. 11:45 a.m. M -Sa *Collingwood, Charles KNX. 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Album of Familiar Music SF', 6:30 p.m. Su Collins, Chuck ...... _-_ _...KFL 9:45 a.m. M-F Grandpa Owens..._..- ...... _ ...... EFL 8 a.m. Su Aldrich Family, KFI, 8:30 p.m. Th Collins Calling ...... ___ _ KECA. 9 a.m. Sa Grand Ole ()pry ..... -.EFL KFSD. 7:30 p.m. Sa Grand Slam ...... _ _.- KNX, 8:30 a.m. M-F Alexander's Mediation Board. KEIJ, 5 p.m. Su Columbia School KNX, 1 p.m. NI-F Allen. Fred ..._ ...... KFI, 5:30 p.m. Su Com mander Scott....KHJ, KVOE. 10:15 a.m. Su Great Gildersleeve KFI. 8:30 p.m. W Greatest Story Ever Told__KECA, 3:30 p.m. Su Allen, Irwin KLAC. 6:45 p.m. M -Sa Concert Nocturne ..KGF'.I. 10 p.m. I) Green Hornet...... „ ...... ILECA. 8:30 p.m. Su Allen, Steve KNX. 11:15 p.m. M -Sa Concert Youth Chorus..- -._....KECA, 8 p.m. Tu Gregson, Jack .... KFI, 11:30 a.m. Sa All-Star Western Theatre KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sa Conquest KFI, 7 p.m. W Griffin, Merv...... - -....KHJ, 6:15 p.m. M-W Ameche, Don KNX, 6 p.m. F Contented Hour ...... -- -KFL KFSD, 7 p.m. Si Guiding Light ..KN X. 10:15 a.m. M-F America Dances___ -.__ KFIVIS, 6:30 p.m. M-F Cooper, Alex _ _- -...... FIXLA, u p.m. D America United ..... _ __- _ KFI, 11 p.m. SU Hals Memory Room _ KFOX, 6:30 p.m. D Corliss Archer KNX. 9:30 p.m. Su American Farmer.._ -.--___KECA, 10 a.m. Sa Hall of Records _ _ ...... KGER, 3:05 p.m. M-F Count of Monte Cristo KHJ, FMB. 8 p.m. Tu American Forum __...__ KHJ, 7 p.m. Tu Hamblen, Stuart_-___KF WB. 4:45 p.m. 31-Sa Counterspy KECA, RF31B, 2:30 p.m. Su American Sketches __--RF W11, 8 p.m. Sa KLAC, 8:45 p.m. M County Fair KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa American Sports Page_____KECA. 7:30 p.m. F Hilneanloyn*, ErTe'dim- ----, KNX, 5:15 p.m. M -Sa American Way _ KFI. 6 p.m. M County Medical Asso-__ KFAC. 10:45 a.m. Th Happy Homes Happy Theater KHJ. 1:311 p.m. 31-1, Amos n Andy KFI. 6 p.m. Tu Crime Photographer KNX. 6:30 p.m. Th KECA. 5 p.m. M-F Crocker, Betty KFI. 11:40 a.m. 31-1. Andrews, Archie — KFI. 11 a.m. Sa _ *Harseh, Joseph C...... KN X, 11:30 a.m. Su EKECA.10:55 a.m. NI-F Hart, Maurice KF WB, lo a.m. 31-Sa Anson, Bill - ..KF WB, 1 p.m. M -Sa Crosby KECA, KGER. 9p.m. Arden Eye KFL 6:30 p.m. Th Harvest uf Stars...... KFI, KFSD, 11:30 a.m. Su Cross SSection Bing , U.S.A . KNX. 3 p.m. Sa Arlington, Charlie KHJ, 11 p.m. M-F Haven of Rest KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M. W. F Curtain 'Time...... KFII, KFSI). 4:30 p.m. Sa Art Baker's Notebook..--KFI, 4:30 p.m. SI-F BRED, KFOX. 8 a.m. Tu, Th. Sa Cunningham, Bill..._ -._ _KHJ. 11:30 a.m. Su Hawaii Calls _. - - As Others See Us KN X, 9:30 a.m. Su Dale, Allan — .KFLL 3:43 p.m. W 'Hawk, Bob -__ -- KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Sa Aunt Jenny ____ ... _ _ KN X, 9:15 a.m. M-F Dance Time - ___ ...... KFAC, 10 p.m. M -Sa Hawk La rrabee KFL 7 p.m. Tb Aunt Mary _____ KFL ILFSD, 3:30 p.m. 51-F ENS. 4.30 p.m. Su Autry. Gene. — KNX. 4 p.m. Su Date With Judy -...1(1•1, KFSD. 5:30 p.m. Tu Hawthorne ...... -...---.- HXLA, 10:30 p.m. 1) Baby Snooks • KNX. 9 p.m. F * Davis. Elmer ______KECA, 10:30 p.m. M-F Hay, Bill Day's, Jeanette...,, _,..._.. KNX, 2 p.m. SU Hay plies. Dick - KMPC, 12:43 p.m. 51-F Backgrounds for Living .. _ ....._...KNX. 6 p.m. Th Davis, Juan ....._ ...... _...KN X. 6 p.m. Sa *Ileatter, Gabriel ...... __...... KHJ, 6 p.m. M-F iSNX, 12:45 p.m. M. W. F Day in Dennis Day's Life KFL 9 p.m. W Backstage Wife.. KFI. 1 p.m. 51-F *Fleatter. Gabriel._ —...„.. KHJ. 7 p.m. Su *De Lima. Peter K XLA_, 7:15 p.m. Tu. Th, F Back to God_...... KHJ, 8 a.m. Su *Headline Edition__ Designing Woman .KFAC. 111:47 a.m. Sa Heart's Desire KECA. 6 p.m. NI-F Backus, Jim..- -- - KHJ, 6:30 p.m. SU RAJ, KGB, 2 p.m. M F Desmond, Johnny______KHJ, 6:15 p.m. Th Heidt , Horace EFL 7:30 p.m. Su Baiter, Sam...______KLAC. 6:30 p.m. M -Sa Diary of Fate KECA, 7 p.m. Sa Bandwagon ... _ . ______KFI, 4:30 p.m. Su *Hemingway, Frank .._ ...... KHJ, 4:15 p.m. M -Sa Barbershop Quartet — . KMPC. 9:30 p.m. M-F Dinner Bell Roundop.___KXLA 11:30 a.m. NI-F *Henry, Bill.______.__KNX, 5:55 p.m. M-F Dixon. Nancy ______KHJ, I:15 p.m. M-F Bartlett. Tommy KECA, 9:30 a.m. Sa *Henry, Fred KLAC. 5 p.m. M-F Doctors Today KFI, 1 p.m. Sa *Baukhage Talking .KECA, 11:30 a.m. M-F Here's to Veterans______K n. 11:30 p.m. M Don't You Believe It __...KECA. 7:45 p.m. Su Beck. Fred KNX. 7:45 a MI. M-le Here's to You KNX. 2:15 p.m. Su Doorway to Life KN X. 10:30 p.m. Th Herman, 1.ennie KFI. 2:30 p.m. Sa Benny, Jack._ ...... KFI, 4 p.m. Su Dorsey, Tom my KLAC, 3:10 p.m. M-F Bentley. Ted ...... 10 p.m. SI-F Double or Nothing...... KN X, 12 n. M-F Hetherington, Keith KRI M, 2:15 p.m. NI: Beech, Jack..--- -.- -....KFl. 8:30 11. M. M-F Downey, Morton KHJ, 10:15 p.m. Tu, Tit, Sa KIEV. 12:15 p.m. To: KFOX, KGER. 3 p.m. Berger, Hal .KMPC. 1 p.m. M-F W: KIND, 1:30 p.m. Th; K X1..-1, 2 p.m. Bergen, Edgar .._ KFI. 3 p.m. su Downtown and All Around K n. 10 a.m. 311-F F: KMPC. 11 a.m. Sa Berle. Milton -.--.._ .. _ . KFI. 8:3u p.m. Tu Downtown Quiz __...-...KLAC. 9:45 a.m. 311-F High Adventure K . •. .. *Berman, Averill_ ___._KGFJ. 8:30 p.m. M-F Drake, Galen KECA. 10 a.m. 31-F Highlights of Music KILL 10:15 p.m. 31.W.F Between Us Girls KECA. 11:45 a.m. M-F Dr. Christian .,.....,.._.__.KNX. 8:30 p m W Highlights of the Bible Beulah KHJ. 9:15 p.m. M-F Dr. Dana Hint Hunt KFI, 7 a.m. su Hit Parade - KNX, 4 p.m. M-F Bible Institute....KR KD, KFOX. 8 a.m. 31, W. Ir Dr. Hiss Clinic -_-_ __KHJ, 8:30 a.m. Sa KFI, 9 p.m. mii Bible Treasury Hour___KGER, 8:45 a.m. M-F •Dr. I. Q KF'I. 6•10 p.m. 31 Holly Sloane KFL II131 Dr. l'aul..._ ...... _...... KFI. KFSD, 3:45 p.m. M-F Bids for Kids ..... --- - ILMPC. 10:30 a.m. Sa Hollywood Casting Forum K(.F!L an.i2i n.M Sa-F Big Sister...... - ...... -...-_ ...... KNX. 10 a.m. M-F Duffy's Tavern - ....- KFI, 6 p.m. W Hollywood Favorites KHJ, 2:30 p.nt. Th Big Story... .KF1, 9:3u p.m. VL Durante, Jimmy KFI. 7:30 p.m. W Hollywood House Party___KGFJ, 9 p.m. MI-Sa Big Town KN X. 9 p.m. Tu Eastside Snow . .... _ __KF WB. 10 p.m. M-sa Hollywood Star Preview....., KFII, 8 p.m. Su Blind Artists Guild_ KF WB. 4:30 p.m. Sa Eastside Serenade. KECA. 9 p.m. Su Hollywood Theater. KFI, 6:30 p.m. W Block Martin KHJ, 2:30 p.m. M. W. F Echoes of Eden ... __ ___ KF WB, 10:30 p.m. Mu Home Is What You Make It KFI, 1:30 p.m. Sa Block Party__ KHJ, 8:30 p.m. Th Editor of the Air. . KFVD, 12 n. NI-F Blondie ...... ___ __.___.__ KN X. 8:311 uni. Su Hope. Bob.. KFI. 7 p.m. Tu Editor's Diary..._.___ -_KFLI. 8:30 a.m. M-F Hospitality Club KHI, 3 p.m. W Blue, Ira - _ KECA, 5:45 pm. S e Ellery Queen KECA. 7 p.m. Th Hour of Charm ___ _ ..... _ ...... KNX, 2:3(1 p.m. Su B oston Mackie ...KMPC, 9:30 p.m. Su Eisen. Bob _ KNX. 10:15 p.m. :11-F Boston Symphony... _._KECA. 6:30 p.m. Tu Hour of Faith ...... _ --- ..... 8:30 a.m. Su DORT «, Fletcher. _____._ KIEL 10:15 p.10. Th Episcopal Diocese — .KMPC. 5:45 p.m. .4a House of Mystery...... -.-.KH.I. KGB, 1 p.m. Su Escape KNX. 8:30 a.m. Sa — ...... 6:15 p.m. Su House Party KNX„ •:30 p.m. :11-F *Break the Bank.....-..KECA, KFMB. 9 p.m. F Eternal Light ______...... KF1, 9 a.m. su Housewives' Exchange..K.FVD, II 30 a.m. M-F Ethel and Albert - KECA. 1:45 p.m. SI-F Howard, Eddy KFI, 12 n. Su Brenemau's Breakfast__ KECA. 9:30 a.m. 31-F Exploring the Unknown. KECA. 6 p.m. Sa Bridge Club _H MPC, 10:15 p.m. M-F * Huntley, Chet ..-_ — KNX, 10 p.m. D *Bride and Groom KECA. 2:30 p.m. M-F Evelyn Winters. ..KNX, 4:15 p.m. SI-F Hosing, Ted I Want It - .KF W11. 7:45 p.m. M-F Bridge to Dreamland____KECA. 11:15 p.m. Su Evening Concert KFAC, 8 p.m. M -sa Fart or Fantasy._ ...... 11-NiX. 7:55 p.m. Sa KF1. 5:30 p.m. Sa Broadway and Vine KNX, 11:30 a.m. NI-F If They Had lived_KGFJ. 5:45 p.m. M. W. F Falcon - - KILL 8 p.m. Tit *Broadway Local News KECA, 6:15 p.m. M-F 'information Please KHI. 6:30 p.m. F *Broadway News______. ._ .._ .. _..KHJ. 12 n. 1) Family Hour _ _ KN X. 3 p.m. Su Inglewood Park Concert KNX. 7:30 p.m. Tu e f.oatvaanyk News...... - KNX, 8:15 a.m. M-F Family Theater .... ._ — KN.). 7 p.m. Th In My Opinion ..... _._._ ..... KNX. 11:41i p.m. M. Th .KF WB. 6:30 p.m. M-F Famous Jury Trials..._- -...KF.CA, 9:30 p.m. I" In Your Name...------KHJ. 5:30 p.m. Sa *Brown, Cecil. - .KFLI, 8:45 a.m. M-F Famous Muslc__ __ — _KFI, 1:45 p.m. Sel Inner Sanctum.------_ . KNS. 9 p.m. M Burrows, Abe -. __KN X, 9 p.m. Sa Farm Highlights. ..KFI, ti:I5 a.m. 31-Sit Inside China Fin. II III p.m. Th Burns and Allen - KFI. 9 p.m. Th Farm Journal...... __ - -KN X. 6 a.m. Si-Sa *Inside the News KFI, 10:30 p.m. Su-F Cabbages & Kings... --- --K FI. 7:45 p.m. F Farm Reporter...,..,,..,,._ _ EFL 12 n. M -Sa *Inside of Sports.KHJ. KYOE, 9:30 p.m. M-F California Caravan..... - -.-..KECA, 3 p.m. Su Fat Sian - .KECA. 8 p.m. F Invitation to Learning KNX, 9 a.m. Su California Melodies___...... - KILL 7 p.m. W Favorite Story...... _...... KFI. 9 p.m. Tu It Pays to He Ignorant ...... KNX. 7 p.m. F California Tales KILL 4:30 p.m. Su FBI in Peace and War... KNX. 9 p.m. Th It's Your Business ...... 3:45 p.m. Sa *Calmer, Ned KNX, 5:55 p.m. Su * Feature Wire KFI. 5 p.m. NI-F Ives, Burl KHJ, 830 t.m. F *Can You Top This?... EFL KFSD, 8:30 p.m. F Festival of Musie___....___KFA(. 11 a.m. 3I-sa Jack Armstrong_ _ ...... KEC V. 5:30 p.m. Tu, Th Canary Pet Show KHJ, KGB. 11:45 a.m. Su Fibber McGee . - .KFI. 6:30 p.m. Tu ..Ittek In All Trades ENS, 5:30 p.m. Su Candid Microphone KECA, 8:30 p.m. Th *Fidler. Jimnde...___ - -...K11.1, 5:30 p.m. Su Jarvis. Al...... KI.AC, 10 11.111., 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Canova, Judy...... _ KF1, 6:30 p.m. sa — _ __KECA, 7:30 p.m. Si, *James Abbe Observes....KFA V. 7:30 a.m. M-F Cantor, Eddie _ EFL 7:30 p.m. Th Jive at Five Fingertip Successes._.___K MPC, 8:45 a.m. Sa Johnson, F'rskine _ I:144, 5 p.m. M -Sa Captain Midnight - KILL 5:30 p.m. M-F Firestone Favorites. KMPC, 7 p.m. 311-F KH.I. 11:15 a.m. M-F Carmichael, Hoary..._ -__KNX, 10:15 p.m. Sa First Nighter KN X, 7:30 p.m. Tit Johnson Family . Carnation Hour.... KFI. 7 p.m. NI Johnson, Floyd B. _K W, 9:30 a.m. M-F Fisher, George KN X, 12:45 p.m. Tit KRKI). 5:30 p.m. Su Carson, Jacir...._-.__ _ __RIFI, 6:30 p.m. Ti. Fishing & Hunting Club KHJ. 8 p.m. Sa KGER. 8:05 p.m. Su Casa Cugat K FI. 5:30 p.m. W-F Fishing Pals KFOX, 7:15 pan. Th _ KFON..8:30 p.m. F Cates, ()pie ...... _....- ...... KECA, 8:30 p.m. M Flight Into the Past KILL 9:30 a.m. Ma Jones-Shay - - ... . .KNX, .. :30 p.m. F Catholic Answers_ - _ __KF WB. 7:45 p.m. Su For Your Approval ' KHJ. 3 p.m. M Joyce, Jordan, M.D. K FL 10:45 a.m. 31-F Catholic Hour K n. 3 p.m. Su Ford Theatre K U. '' p.m. So Juke Box Matinee KXI.A. 3:13 p.nt. SI-Sa Cavalcade of America KFI, 8:30 p.m. M *Foreign Correspondents SE CY. 10 p.m. Su Junta-Jump of Holiday 110118P . KFI. 9 a.m. Sa Cavalcade of Sports KECA. KF'311), 7 p.m. F Free fur All KNX. 12:30 p.m. Sa Just Plain Bill KFI. KFSD, 2:30 p.m. M-F Challenge of the Yukon KECA, 8:30 p.m. Sa Front- Iage Farrell KIFI. KFSD, '1:41 p.m. SI-F JIIN enil. Joey *Kaltenborn, H. V KU.). 12:30 p.m. Su Challenge to Youth _.-_ _ KKLA. 3:30 p.m. Su Frontiers of Science KNX, 11:40 n.m. Tu !FPS». 4:43 p.m. M-F Champion Roll Call..._..-__ ..... KECA. 6:55 p.m. F Frost narnings.. K n. 8 p.m. F) Kelley, Bob K3IPC, 6:15 p.m. M -Sa Chapel Hour .ILMPC. 8:30 a.m. Su *Fuldlielm. Dorothy K EC.V. 4:45 p.m. Sa *Kiernan's' News Corner Chapel Quartet .KFI. 10:15 p.m. Su *Fuller. Sid KH.I. 12 u. M-F Chicago Round Table KIFI. 10:30 a.m. Su Kilgallen, Dorothy KECA. 12:15 p.m. 311-F KECA. 6.13 linntt.. Si-F KECA, 11:15 a.m. M-F Chicago Theater KF1.11, KGB. 9:30 p.m. Su Gangbusters . KECA. 9 p.m. Sus King (Me Trill .. ... 7.FI. 2.45 p.m. >a Child's World KECA. 4 p.m. Su Garden Chats / KHJ, 11:15 a.m. Su Know. Your Sel is K3IPC, 6:45 p.m. Su Christian Science- _-...... KFL 8:30 a.m. Su Garden School IstiElt, 12:45 p.m. NI-F Kraft Music Hall. EFL KFSD, 6 p.m. Th Christian Science - KHJ, 5:15 p.m. Sa Gardening KFIJ, 10:15 a.m. Sa Kyser. Kay KFI. 7 p.m. Se Christian Science KFOX. 8 p.m. Su *Garrett, Bob KNX. 7:30 a.m.. 5:45 p.m. '11-sa 1.. A. Breakfast Club Church in the Wildwood____KECA, 7 a.m. Su Gilbert and Sullivan_ _ ... KFAC, 9:30 a.m. Su L. A. Story . KF WB. 8 a.m. W Church of the Air KN X. 7 a.m. Sn Labor. U.S.A. - ...... KNX. 3:30 p.m. Sa Give and Take ..._...... _....., E X, 11:30 a.m. Sa La - iKECA, r:30 p.m. Sa Pagc Thirty RADIO LIFE JANUARY 11, 1948

'Ladies, Be Seated. KECA. 3 p.m. M-F Official Detective.. KIM, 8:30 p.m. Tu Sports Parade , .KHJ, 1 p.m. Sa Ladles' Day .KFI, 9:05 a.m. M-F Olympic Fights . KLAC, 10:05 p.m. Tu Sports Roundup KFI, 5 p.m. Sa Land of the Free ..... _ __KMPC, 4:15 p.m. Su On Stage America _- . KECA, 7:30 p.m. M Squeakin' Deacon..._ ...... ____13XLA, 9 p.m. M-F ...... KHJ. 9:45 p.m. W One Man's Family...... _KFI, KFSD. 12:30 p.m. Su Land id the Lost KECA, 8:30 a.m. Sa Open Forum ______KLAC, 9:10 p.m. Si Stairway to the Stars KFI, 1.0:15 p.m. Sa Langford, Frances KNX, 6 p.m. F Standard Hour.- - ..... KFI, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Su Open Hearing KNX, 10:30 p.m. Tu Standard School KFI, 10 a.m. Th Lassie KECA. 12 n. Su Operation Daybreak. Kit, 5:30 a.m. M -Sa Lawrence, Jerry KMPC, 3:30 p.m. M-F Otis, Don K ECA, 9:30, 10:30 a.m. Su Stars Over Hollywood KN X, 9:30 a.m. Sa Stella Dallas.....- -.KFI. KFSD. 1:15 p.m. M-F *Lawton, Fleetwood. .KMPC, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Our Gal Sunday______KN X, 8:45 a.m. M-F Sieve Graham KEW, 6:30 p.m. Se K1FL 7:15 a.m. M -Sa Our Town Speaks ______BECA. 10:30 a.m. Sa Stop Me KIM. 6 p.m. Sa Laymen's Hour KMPC, 10 p.m. Sa Outdoor Reporter ,..,..., KFI, 8:45 a.m. Nu _ _ Leaders of Tomorrow___K MPC. 9:45 p.m. Tu Ozark Valley Folks KHJ, 12:45 p.m. M-F StrikeStreet, ItDavid Rich... — K N X . 11.7720 9Pp .m. . Su Leave It to the Girls_____KIIJ, 7:30 p.m. Sa Ozzie & Harriet KN X, 6:30 p.m. F Strolling Tom...- ______KFAC. 8:30 a.m. Su *Lesueur, Larry KNX, 3:45 p.m. Sa Paeific Lutheran Hour K F WB. 9:3u p.m. Su KF WB, 9 a.m. M-F Let George Do It KILL KGB, 8 p.m. M *Parsons, Louella.. KECA, KFMB, 6:15 p.m. Su Let's Pretend ...... KNX, 8:05 a.m. Sa Pause That Refreshes_ _ ..... KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su Studio One _ __KNX, 6/60_ p.m. Tu *Lewis, Fulton KI M 4 p.m. 10 p.m. M-F *Pearson, Drew KECA, 8 p.m. Su Sunday Evening Club _____KFAC. 8:4a p.m. Su Leyden, Bill - ..... K MPC, 9:15 a.m. M-F *People and News KECA, 7:45 p.m. Tu Sunday Evening Hour KECA, 5 p.m. Su K MPC, 9 a.m. Sa People Are Funny . KFI, 6 p.m. F Sunday Morning Mefodies KMPC. 8:15 a.m. Su Liberal Catholic Hour KFAC, 9 a.m. Su People's Platform KNX, 10 a.m. Sit Sunrise Salute KN X, 6:15 a.m. M -Sa Life Can Be BeautifuL...... KFL 3:15 p.m. M-F Pepper Young's Family....KFL 12:30 p.m. M-F Superman KHJ, 5:15 p.m. M-F Supper Club ---- KFI, KFSD. 8 p.m. M-I" Life of Riley _ KFL 8 p.m. Sa Perry Mason _ ...... _...— KNX lple. 5 7 ap.m.. m M Su-F u Light of the World. ____KFI, 11:45 a.m. M-F Surprise Theatre KNX, 8:25 p.m. Su LindJahr, Victor ..KILI, 9:15 a.m. M-F P*ePt etEexrcshona,n gEe lmer..K.FI, KFSDi.m 5:45 p.m. W -Sa Sweeney and March _ _ ...... KNX,... 6:30 p.m. IN Listening Post *Pettengill, Sam KECA, 12:15 p.m. Su Sweet Chariot Hour.—.--KXLA. 6:30 p.m. Sa KECA, KFMB, 11:30 a.m. M, W. F Philadelphia Orch... . KNX, 2 p.m. Sa Sweetland, Lee _ _ KECA, 4:30 p.m. Su Lombardo, Guy KFI, 6 p.m. Sa Philo Vance —. - -...K MPC, 8 p.m. Su Swell Time KMPC, 12:30 p.m. Sa Lone Ranger....KECA, 7 p.m. M W: 8 1/.111• Sa Piano Playhouse KECA, 3 p.m. Sa *Swing, Raymond. 10:15 a.m. Su Long Beach Band_ _ ...... KGER, 2 p.m. Tu-Su Pletseeet Show__._ _ KI M 10:15 a.m. M-F Sy maisonette KNX., 10:30 p.m. M, W. F Lora Lawton K n. 8:45 a.m. M-F Pilgrims Hour... — _.KBJ, KVOE, 9 a.m. Su *Take It or Leave It KFI, 7 p.m. Su Lorenzo Jones KFI, KFSD, 1:30 p.m. M-F Platter Party — _ _...KFI, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa Talent Scouts KNX, 8:30 p.m. M Lucky Lager Dance Time....KFAC, 10 p.m. M -Sa Pleasure Parade KF1, 9:30 p.m. Tu Tapestries of Life KNX, 8 p.m. Sa Lum & Abner .KNX, 4:45 p.m. M-F Point Sublime KECA. 8 p.m. M Taylor, Henry J KHJ. KGB, 9:45 p.m. M. F Lutheran Gospel Hour KXLA, 6:30 p.m. Su Police Bulletins KFI, 10:55 p.m. D Taylor Made Melodies. KFI, 9:30 a.m. Su Lutheran Hour _KHJ, KVOE, 9:39 a.m. Su Policing L. A KHJ, 9:15 a.m. Sa Taylor, Mary Lee KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Su Lux Radio Theater__ . KNX, 6 p.m. M Portia Faces Life.. KFI, KFSD, 2:15 p.m. M-F KN X, 11 a.m. Sa Macrae and Knight KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Potter, Peter. KF WB, 9:30 a.m. Su Tea and Crumpets KECA. 2 p.m. Sa Madhouse Musicale _ _ ...... KECA, 4 p.m. Sa B HJ, KGB, 10:30 p.m. M -Sa Teen and Twenty Time._ KMPC, 5:05 p.m. M-F Madison 2345 .KFI, 9:45 p.m Tu Preview Theater KF WB, 9 p.m. F Telephone Hour KFI, KFSD, 9 p.m. M Make-Believe Ballroom *Pringle, Nelson KN X. 7:15 a.m.. 11 p.m. M-F Telephone Quiz KLAC, 7:05 p.m. M-F _KLAC, 10:00 a.m.. 5:30 p.m. M -Sa *Queen for a Day....KHJ, KGB, 11:30 a.m. 111-F Terry and the Pirates KECA, 5:15 p.m. M-F Ma Perkins _.__.KFI, KFSD, 12:15 p.m. M-F 'Quick as a Flash. _ - -. ...KHJ. 2:30 p.m. Su Theatre Guild ' .KECA, 6:30 p.m. Su KNX, 10:15 a.m. M-F Quiet, Please ..KHJ 8:30 p.m. W Theater of Today....,.._ KNX, 9 a.m. Sa * Malone, Ted KECA, 10:15 a.m. M-F ▪ Quiz Kids — .---.._ ..... kFl, 1 p.m. Su The Clock ...... _____.— ___KECA, 7:30 p.m. Th Manhattan Merry-Go-Round___KFI, 6 p.m. Su *Quiz of Two Cities KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Su The Saint KNX, 7 p.m. W

Man Called X. KNX, 8 p.m. Su Quizzicale ...... _...... KECA. 1:30 p.m. M,W.F The Shadow KHJ, 2 p.m. Su Man on the Farm KFI, 12:15 p.m. Sa Radio Bible ..... KHJ. KVOE. 7 a.m. Su The Sheriff....KECA, KFMB, KPRO, 6:30 p.m. F Man Says Yes K MPC, 12 n. M-F *Radio News Weekly KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su The Whistler KNX, 7:30 p.m. W Manners, Zeke KECA, 7:45 a.m. M-F Radio Reader's Digest KNX, 7 p.m. Th Thirty Seconds to Go * Manning, Knox..KNX, 12:30 p.m. 5 p.m. M -Sa Radio, the American Way-KECA, 2:45 p.m. Sa This Is Your FBI KNX, 4:30 p.m. Sa Mansfield, Andy K W K W, 12:45 p.m. M-F Radio Warblers ILI1J, 8 a.m. Sa This Woman's Secret.KFI. " CA.8'30 p.m. F Market Reports K MPC, 8:15 a.m. M -Sa Raggedy Ann ...... K HJ, 4:45 p.m. M.W.F 'Thomas, Danny *Thomas. Lowell KFSDKNX, . 84:371.m.p.m. M - F Martin, Tony KECA, 9:30 p.m. W Rancho Grande.. ..K MPC, 10:30 p.m. M-F KNX, 8 p.m. M-F Marx, Grouch() KECA, 8:30 p.m. W RCA-Victor Show.. —.KFI, KFSD, 11 a.m. Su Those Websters...KILL KGB, KVOE, 3 p.m. Su Massey, Louise .KIIJ, 12:30 p.m. M -Sa Record Party___ _.__KHJ. 10:30 p.m. M -Sa Three Alarm K MPC, 2:15 p.m. M-F Mayor of the Town _ __ KECA, 7:30 p.m. W Red Hook 31 KHJ, 2:45 p.m. M-F Tillamook Kitchen....KFI, KFSD, 9:45 a.m. Sa McCarthyMcCune, hank Charile _._- - — _---KFI, KFI, 5 7 pin.p.m. SFu Red Ryder...... IIIIJ. KVOE. 7:30 p.m. Tu. Th 'Today's Children___KFI, KIFSD, 11 a.m. M-F Remember That Musle..._ —.KFI. 10:15 p.m. Tu Tom Mix...... ____.KHJ. KGB, 5:45 p.m. M-F McMaster, I/r. R. L l(GFJ, 8:45 a.m. M-F Remember When ..._.....,.,__..KHJ. 8:45 p.m. F Town Meeting .... _..._..KECA, KFM11. 9 p.m. Tu MeNeill's Breakfast Club --KECA, 8 a.m. M-F Report from U.N _KNX. 11:40 p.m. F Treasury Agent Il iB E 3300 pp ..m. Sleet Me at Parky's______KIIJ. 6 p.m. Su Report to the People KECA, 7:30 p.m. Tu 2 p.m . .. SSa Meet the Author______... INN, 11 a.m. Su Reviewing Stand______KHJ. 6:30 p.m. Tu Treasury Bandstand K m, KGB. 1:30 True Detective Sleet the Meeks KFI, 10:30 a.m. Sa R. F. D. America KHJ, 6:30 p.m. Ti. 'Truth or Consequences__ __KFI, 8:30 P.In• Sa 'Meet the Missus KNX, 3 p.m. M-F, 12 n. Sa * Richfield Reporter_KFI, KFSD, 10 p.m. Su-F 'Turner, Harold KHJ. 11 a.m. Tu Sleet the Presa ...... —..- . _ .. KHJ, 7 p.m. F Right to Flappiness_KFI, KFSD, 12:45 p.m. M-F Twenty Questions..--- _.KHJ, 8 p.m. Su Meiodiana . KFI, 7:30 a.m. Su Rise & Shine ...... ___....----KHJ. 6 a.m. M -Sa Twilight Tales ______KMPC 4:15 p.m. Tu, 'Th Melodies Atierica Loves KN X, 7:30 p.m. Tu Road of Life..------.— KFI, 3 p.m. M-F Twiss, Buddy KECA, 2:25 p.m. M-F Melody Parade ...... _. __ KFI, 3:45 p.m. Su *Roberts, Clete K MPC, 6 p.m. M-F Two Sleepy People KIM, 9:15 p.m. Su Romance of Helen Trent_KNX, 9:30 a.m. M-F Melody Time .KFI, 10:45 P-m• Su -F Two-Ton Baker KHJ, 11 a.m. M, W, Th, F Message of Israel. KECA 8 a.m. Su Romance of the Ranchos ILNX, 6 p.m. Su Metropolitan Auditions KECA, 1:30 p.m. Su Rose. Billy EFIJ, 8:55 p.m. M-F United Nations KF WB, 8:15 p.m. M -Sa Metropolitan Opera KECA, 11 a.m. Sa Rose of My Dreams KNX, 11:45 a.m. M-F University Explorer. ___ ... KNX. 11:15 a.m. Su Metropolitan Theater Time KLAC, 3:30 p.m. Su Rosemary KNX. 8:45 a.m. M-F Variety Parade..._._. ___KECA. 4:30 p.m. M-F Midnight Flyer —KFI, 12 p.m. 31-Sa Ross Dolan, Detective. .KECA, 7:30 p.m. Sa Veteran's Voice _ KHJ, 9 a.m. Sa Midnight Merry-Go-Round _ .. KNX, 12 p.m. I) Rowland, Sam Village Store.._ ...... _ _ ...... __KFI, 6:30 p.m. Th Mild and Meliow____ ...... EMPC, 4:30 p.m. M-F K WK W. 1:15 p.m.. _ 3:30 a m- M -Sa Voice of Firestone..--KFI, KFSD, 5:30 p.m. M * Miller, Rex...... _ _KILL 7:30 *LIM. M-F Salt Lake Tabernacte._ __KN X 8:30 a.m. Su Vv outeeruofp Prophecy._—___BB...... J..,.KEKG23A.. 86::3300 ap..m. .. Seu, Miracles' in Music KECA, 11 a.m. Su Saludos Amigos .KGFJ. 7 a.m. M -Sa 1:30 p.m. Tu. Th. 5 p.m. Sa Sam Spade _ _ KNX, 9 p.m. Su * Wallace, Myron KECA, 10:55 a.m. Su 511randy . KECA, 9:15 a.m. Sa Santa Anita Races K MPC, 6:30 p.m. M -Sa Waltz Time .KFL, KESEL 6:30 p.m. F _ _ _ K MPC. 8 a.m. Su Saturday at the Chase KNX, 1 p.m. Sa Waring, Fred. KFI, KFSD, 8 a.m. M-F * Monitor News______KECA. 8:15 p.m. Tu Saturday Chef.. _.KFI. 9:30 a.m. Sa Warnow, Mark. KFL KFSD, 7:30 p.m. M Monroe, Vaughn. KNX. 9:30 p.m. Sa Saturday Night Serenade _.KN.X. 7 p.m. Sa K NX, 6 p.m. W Morgan, Frank KN X, 6 .. Scarlet Queen --. -.-- ...... KHJ, 8 p.m. F * Washington Inside Out..._KECA. 9:15 a.m. Su Morning Bible Hour KFOX. 8:30 a.m. Su School of the Air_ _ ___IINX, 1 p.m. M-F Welcome, Travelers.--...... 1i ECA, 9 a.m. M-F Morning Concert KFAC, 9 a.m. M-F Science of Mind _.- -.KF WB, 8:45 a.m. M-F * Wells, Carvetit _KF1, 10:30 p.m. Su-F Morning Matinee KHJ, 10:30 a.m. M-F Scout Jamboree KFI, 3 p.m. Sa Wells, Christopher. KNX. 7 p.m. Su Mother's Album KMPC, 6:30 p.m. Su Screen Guild Theater... KNX. 7:30 p.m. M Wendy Warren KNX, 9 a.m. M-F Scully, Frances Mr. und Mrs. North KN X, 8:30 p.m. Tu Second Mrs. Burton. --KECA, 3:45 p.m. M-F What Do You Say* KFI, 10:15 a.m. M-F Mr. District Atturney_KFI, KFSD, 9:30 p.m. W .KNX, 11 a.m. M-F 'What's Dahl', Ladies' KECA, 2 p.m. M-F Sherlock Holmes._ .KHJ, 4 p.m. Su Mr. Keen KNX, 8:30 p.m. Th 'What', the ?same of That SKoNxne. 7:30 p.m. W Murder and Mr. Malone....KECA, 9:30 p.m. Sa *Shirer, William _ISHJ, 11 a.m. Su KHJ. 8 p.m. W Murray, Johnny _ __KNX, 8 a.m. M-F Sing, America, Sing _TIBJ, 12:15 p.m. M-F * Wheeler, Burritt KNX, 1:30 p.m. NI-F * Marrow, Edward R _. __KNX. 9:45 p.m. M-F Moshe Sam ..______—_ _KHJ, 12:15 p.m. Su When a Girl Idarries_ KFI, Krsp, z p.m. M-F Music Hour . -- .....KFI, 9:30 p.m. Se Skelton, Red..- -__ ...... KFI, 7:30 p.m. Ti. Whistler...... ,_..,..,...,..,..,,, Music in the Air... KMPC, 11 a.m. M-F Ski Time KLAC, 8:45 p.m. Th Whiteman, Paul. — __KECA, 12:30 p.m. M-F Music to Shave By_ __IIECA, 7:15 a.m. M -Sa Sky King K ECA, 5:30 p.m. M, W, F Whiteman, Patil..- -..KECA, 7:30 p.m. M Musical Favorites .KFAC, 3 p.m. M -Sa Sleepy Joe KHJ, 4:45 p.m. Tu, Th Whoa Bill Club.— .KFAC, 5:30 p.m. M-F Musical Masterpieces__ ___KFAC, 4 p.m. M -Sa Smilin' Ed McConnelL_ KFI, 8:30 a.m. Sa Willie* Wilder, Piper Alvin. S ECA, 4:15 p.m. M-F Musical Digest ___._.KGFJ, 6 p.m. M -Sa Smith, Helene...... - - ...... KGER, 6:30 p.m. SI-F — .KECA, 8 p.m. Th Musical Melodies KHJ. 1 p.m. M-F Smith, Jack KNX, 8:15 p.m. M-F * Winchell, Walter...... _ KECA, 6 p.m. Su Musical Roundup KGER, 10:05 p.m. M -Sa *Smith, Kate... KHJ, KGB, 9 a.m. M-F K HJ, 8:30 p.m. Su My Friend Irma KN X, 7 p.m. M Smith, Norwood______KECA. 3:30 p.m. M-F Winner Take AIL.....- - KNX, 2 p.m. M-F Mysterious Traveler.. KHJ, 7 p.m. M Solitair Time KF1, 11 p.m. Sa 'd ismer, Harry ...,_...... KECA. 4:15 p.m. Sa Mystery House K MPC, 8:30 p.m. Su Song for You —11111PC, 8:30 a.m. M-F Wizard vs. Criswell KF WB, 7;45 p.m. Tu Mystery Is My Hobby KMPC, 9 p.m. Su Song of tile Stranger.. —.KHJ. 3:30 p.m. M-F Woman's Voice..—.—.K MPC, 4:15 p.m. M, W, F Mystery Theater...... KFI. KFSD, 9:30 p.m. F Songs of Faith .KFI, 6:15 a.m. Su Woman in White_KFI. KFSD, 11:15 a.m. M-F My True Story_KECA. KIWI/. 10:30 a.m. M-F Songs of Good Cheer. KHJ, 12:15 p.m. Sa Women's Forum. KNX, 6 p.m. Tu National Farm & Home ...... KFI, 10 a.m. Sa So Proudly We Hail KFI. 11:15 p.m. Th Women's World.._ —.—...K XLA, 10:30 a.m. M-F National Vespers KECA, 11:30 a.m. Su K MPC, 7:15 p.m. Su: 8:15 p.m. Sa Worst Half Hour K XLA, 2:30 p.m. m-Th NBC Symphony KF1, 3:30 p.m. Sa Sound Off KECA, 1 p.m. Su Wood. Barry__ ...... _...IIFI. 10:15 p.m. M, W. F *Newscope KHJ, 9:45 p.m. Tu. Th. Sa So You Want to Lead a Band World Security Workshop_ KECA„ 8:30 p.m. Tu KI1J, 5:45 p.m. Su KECA, 6:30 p.m. M Young America Seams KFI, 9:15 a.m. Sa *News of the World K M. 8:15 p.m. NI-F Spade Cooley Time.. _ —_IfiFVD, 10 p.m. D Young, Norma KHJ. 1:30 p.m. M-F *News of Tomorrow KECA, 10 p.m. Sa Speare, Frederick_ ...KXLA, 3 p.m. SU Young Dr. Malone KN X, 10:30 a.m. M-F New York Philharmonic KNX, 12 noon Su Spooner KHJ. 11 p.m. Sa Young People's Church__ __ KI1J, 7:30 a.m. Sn Nick Carter KHI. a:.»0 p.m. sis Sports Dial EBRO. 5:30 p.m. M-Sa Young Widder Brown.- --- KFL 1:45 p.m. M-F 'Noah Wehster Say!' KFI. 9:30 p.m. Th Sports Newsreel KFI, KIND. 7:30 p.m. F Your New Home INN, 10:45 a.m. Su Norman, cene Kr WR. 10 p.m. M -Sa Sports Final KF Wit. 8 p.m. M-F Youth Sings KFI. 2:15 p.m. Sa . ..ISS1PC. 4:30 p.m. :11-1'; KECA, 9 p.m. Su Sports Folio KF1, 10 a.m. Su Zane Grey KIM, 7 p.m. Sa

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He developed it particularly for radio continued his program of recorded so that he could crowd as much in- shows for overseas use, recording as Is Fidler More formation as possible into his allot- many as 100 regular radio programs ted fifteen minutes. Each script takes a week for shipment abroad. Than a Gossip? about 3,000 words: if he spoke at his The first program was released on ordinary speed, he could get in only June 1, 1946, over 350 stations rang- (Continued from Page 4) about 2,000 words. In fact, such top ing from 250 to 50,000 watts each. It Until the day when he can have radio announcers as Harry von Zell, starred Clark Gable in "First Choice" his program on Americana, Fidler Truman Bradley, Don Wilson, and —a story, naturally, about a man Cantinues to cover his Hollywood Bill Goodwin have guestcast his pro- picking the Army as a vocation. beat. He has his work down to pretty gram, have had to cut the script from Since Gable's appearance, MacGreg- much of a routine. He gets up at the 750 to 1200 words simply because or has called upon seventy-eight same time every morning, including they couldn't talk as fast as Jimmie. other Hollywood stars. No one has Sundays. On week-days and Se w- The rapidity of his reading has appeared twice as yet. days he works until noon at his solved the problem of more news, Services of the movie and radio office, which is an old Hollywood but it has created other problems stars are arranged through the Hol- residence he has taken over for the which Jimmie has had to invent spe- lywood Coordinating Committee, a purpose, with his office downstairs cial techniques to surmount. He dis- group formed by the motion picture and his staff's headquarters upstairs. covered that he was reading so fast industry to serve as a clearing house Partly because he's inclined to be that everything jumbled together. To for patriotic and charitable perform- nervous and therefore must take get around that, he does two things. ances by the stars. Through this things easy, and partly because he's First, he puts each item on a sepa- committee, the stars' appearances at worked hard ever since he joined the rate piece of paper, even if it's only benefits of all kinds and for all types Marines as a sixteen-year-old in three lines long. Each script runs of occasions are cleared, thus distrib- the first World War and feels he's around forty pages instead of the uting them over the entire roster of entitled to slack off a bit, Jimmie usual twelve or thirteen—but the the motion picture and radio indus- leaves his office at noontime three time it takes Jim mie to turn the tries. page is enough to put a little hesita- afternoons a week, plays golf or Among those who have starred in tion after each story. swims and suns at his Toluca Lake "So Proudly We Hail" vehicles are residence. His Hollywood friends, Secondly, he never uses com mas to Don Ameche, Mary Astor, Lynn Bari, such as Bob Hope, Harry von Zell, punctuate his scripts—only dashes. Anne Baxter, William Bendix, Tur- Wayne Morris, Johnny Weissmuller He discovered he wasn't paying any han Bey, Joe E. Brown, Virginia usually join him. attention to the com mas, because Bruce, Jack Carson, Dane Clark, He writes his newspaper column in physically they added no separation. Yvonne de Carlo, Brian Donlevy, the morning, spends Thursday after- When he wants a brief pause, he Barry Fitzgerald and Preston Foster. uses one dash; for a longer pause, noons visiting the studio lots. On Others are Ave Gardner, John Ho- two. The imperceptible shift of his Friday afternoon and Saturday, he diak, William Holden, Ruth Hussey, eye past the dashes is enough to writes his radio show, spends Sunday Van Johnson, Alan Ladd, Veronica take care of punctuation. afternoon adding final news and air- Lake, Fred MacMurray, Marilyn Max- ing it. Even as a Hollywood columnist, well, Bob Mitchum, George Mont- Gets Tips Fidler is militant. He is constantly gomery, Chester Morris, George Mur- He gets his news in four ways— crusading against communism and phy, Pat O'Brien, Robert Preston, Ed- his staff brings it in, he picks it up juvenile delinquency and for clean ward G. Robinson, Randolph Scott, himself around the golf course, the pictures. He believes that his fight Mark Stevens, Sonny Tufts, Robert swimming pool, or at his athletic for clean pictures has given him a Walker, Keenan Wynn, Alan Young, club; Hollywood press agents supply remarkably adult audience; he often Robert Young, Edward Arnold, Tom him with it; people send it via notes gets fan letters from senators, con- Drake, Henry Fonda, Robert Hutton and phone calls, some anonymous. gressmen, governors, mayors, judges. and Donald O'Connor. He gets requests for copies of his Fidler checks every one of the lat- Ronald Reagan, one of Hollywood's open letters addressed to President ter, under the theory that anything outstanding leaders ifi civic and pa- can lead to a story. Truman from the White House via the FBI, and Senator Brewster asked triotic activities, is starred in the fi- Oddly enough, anonymous tips are for copies of his editorials on the nal fifteen-minute program, to be by no means necessarily on the un- broadcast during the week of Janu- pleasant side. Many deal with per- Howard Hughes-Johnny Meyers in- vestigation. ary 4. Esther Williams scintillates fectly legitimate and pleasant on the first thirty-minute show, events; are anonymous because peo- Because of the caliber of that fan which also marks the addition of the ple, by nature, like to be news mall, the average person would feel thousandth st a ti on carrying "So broadcasters themselves, but don't Fidler's fears are needless when he Proudly We Hail"— WINN, Louisville, want it known they did the telling. says, "I've often thought of breaking Kentucky. away from Hollywood to do a pro- In the course of his covering Hol- gram on America, but there's danger lywood, Jimmie naturally runs across * * that people might not accept Fidler dozens of scandal stories. "I never print them," he claims, "but I do as an interpreter of America as they CHEERING SECTION accept him as an interpreter of Hol- keep them on file for the develop- lywood. I'm not the showman that In order to keep his NBC program ments they almost always lead to. as spontaneous as possible, Jack Benny For instance, if I hear that a certain -Winchell is—I don't have the voice Lowell Thomas has—maybe I just doesn't allow the orchestra to hear married actor is stepping outside the wouldn't go." rehearsals, so that their laughter will reservation and I find out it's true, not be forced when the show is on I don't publicize it—I simply watch the air. that marriage. Sooner or later it will break up. Ubiquitous Program * * "Hollywood reporting is a lot like hunting. A good hunter doesn't just MOVIE STAR COOK wander around in the woods with his (Continued from Page 8) Most exciting Christmas present ten- gun in his hand, hoping he'll stum- Early in the war, MacGregor was dered young Tommy Cook ("Junior" ble onto something worth shooting. called upon by Armed Forces Radio on "Life of Riley") was a featured He watches everything—a broken Service to supply the army with ra- movie role in the Twentieth Century- limb, a sound, an odor, a track on dio transcriptions for overseas use. Fox production, "The Chair for Mar- the trail—ignoring nothing that can MacGregor's extensive library proved tin Rome." Tommy will be portraying lead him to his quarry." invaluable in those early days in Richard Conte's kid brother in the Naturally soft-spoken, Jim mie has supplying the overwhelming demand film which also features Victor Ma- an air delivery unbelievably differ- for entertainment for the armed ture. We're alerting Cook fans to be ent from his usual manner of speech. forces in every branch of the world. on the watch for the picture, which Page Thirty-two All during the war, MacGregor will probably be released late in 1948. 01111111.e. ;It% 7r.›) 'Yews Is 11!hat Vou ‘Alake It"

And Nelson Pringle Makes His Different Through Finding Angles Which Are Just A Little Bit More on the Human Side

By Jane Pelgiram ves' l e QUIETLY AT WORK, with only rustling maps, clicking teletype machines, ringing phones and talking peo- Monday-Friday. 7:15 a.m.. II a.m. an interpreter, Nelson fell in step ple to disturb the peace. The violently B Cas-k.vx with a fellow passenger, introduced S NEWS ANALYST Nelson himself and sounded the man out on banded hat Pringle favors stays on his head in case a news break requires a hasty Pringle is able to deliver the trip. Thus he learned that healer he news with its hair let Avak had been quite airsick en exit in pursuit of the story. down because he always route. Certainly neither interpreter gets the story behind the nor the airline employees would story. That's what holds have divulged this bit of amusing meaningful segments and play them "Pete," as he's known around CBS, background for one of the day's directly for the listeners. They are to a schedule that begins at 4:00 news items. all recorded right on the scene, and a.m. and ends at midnight, most of wired to me verbatim. By using these the time. First-Hand Reporting I can let my listeners hear the events 'A good portion of the news of Another time, when the old Sunset actually happen." each day breaks before I even get Strip Mount Kalmia Castle eviction was in full force, Nelson went out to The "actual event," as he calls it, to the studio, no matter how early certainly couldn't be any more hu- the hour. Then, if' the story doesn't talk to the assortment of homeless people who were milling aimlessly man than a Pringle account. Al- need some intense tracking down, I though he's tabbed "Yankee re- do my show, catch a few winks, and about the big grounds, by that time littered with half-packed cartons and porter" because of his eastern birth still have all afternoon for the night and upttringing, Nelson has a de- broadcast material." trunks. Making no effort to be anything other than a reporter, Nelson livery far from a cold New England- The pre-dawn stint is what keeps engaged roomers in conversation. tinged lesson in rhetoric. A little of Nelson an up-to-the-minute news They were only too glad to put out the Maine background does linger in analyst. He spends the earliest hours tales of high rents and the start- Nelson's speech, but what he says is at the Columbia shortwave, listening. warm and human, and he always lingly sudden loss of a home. Many It would be a tcnigh assignment to of them could provide Pringle with 'manages to pick' out the little angle discard, sort and discard again until background on the sprawling gray (Please Turn lo Page 39) a fifteen-minute broadcast was read- stone mansion itself. Thus, at broad- ied out of some fifty thousand words cast time, listeners didn't hear of ticker tape material. But Nelson merely about a mass eviction from a interprets too. big old house. Out came the full tale He explains simply the term "in- about the old landmark, its life as a terpreting the news. boarding house, and the en masse "It's no longer what the big fellow departure of those set adrift by the says from atop his political or eco- eviction. nomic seat. It's what the little fel- Nelson never attempts to conceal low is doing, thinking and feeling his identity when he goes news hunt- that is of interest today. That's ing. And he never breaks news be- truer day by day. So 'interpreting' fore the promised time. His reputa- really means an evaluation of hap- tion for integrity has paid off penings as they affect people . . . handsomely in the way of advance how they feel, and what they say tips from, some downtown news bud- and do about it ... or what they can dies. They know Pringle will never expect as a logical outgrowth of the scoop them on a tasty item, so they current events.' gladly share their finds with him. A little incident typical of Pringle's In getting up the news of national approach in garnering color is the scope or overseas origin, Nelson says manner in which Nelson procured a he finds the new wire recorders a story on Avak, the Healer, who re- great help. "I can pick out the most cently made a trip by plane from Albuquerque, New Mexico, to Los Angeles. Mr. Pringle could have "PETE" ON A BEAT. The announce- picked up the fact of the arrival from ,› ment of an arrest or accident sends the teletype or wire service and sent him flying to the logical news it listener-ward. Instead, he hied center to screen people and data for himself to the airport for the actual details. Then back to the studio to te:l arrival. Rather than waste time and the story behind the actual happening. precious opportunity by attempting Police cooperate willingly with Mr. to approach Avak and work through Pringle. MEMBERS OF THE -Chicago Theater:' ol the Air - company—chorus on right, dramatic cast on left, orchestra and soloists in the center—take their places for the weekly broadcast.

These two men — George Mead, organist at Trinity church, and Thomas P. Martin, conductor of the New York Civic Center Opera company—know music. They recognize the importance of maintaining the lyric quality that makes opera more than just drama set to music. They are familiar with the vocal problems of the singer. And their translations of such operas as "Carmen," "Rigoletto," "Faust," "La Boheme," "Aida" and "La Traviata" have con- tributed to making the "Theater of the Air" the favorite musical listening of millions from coast to coast. Singers Selected Carefully Another factor in the success of the "Chicago Theater of the Air" is the high caliber of the musicians Give 'Em What They who make up the cast of more than 100 performers for each production. Soloists are chosen with care from the ranks of America's foremost singers — Morton Bowe, Richard Tucker, Thomas Hayward and others from Chicago Listener Survey in 1940 the Metropolitan Opera company; concert and operetta singers like Showed That People Wanted to Hear Jane Lawrence of "Call Me Mister" and Selma Kaye, Winifred Heidt and Drama and Good Music, Hence the Graciela Rivera of the San Carlo Opera company make frequent ap- "Theater of the Air" Was Formed pearances at the "Theater of the Air" microphone in the studios of W GN in Chicago, where the broadcasts originate. For seven years, the prima donna of the series was Sunday, 9:30 p.m. over the world's largest network — Marion Claire, star of the Chicago MBS-tiii1.-KGB-KF.Chl the Mutual Broadcasting System. Civic Opera company and of such Ç ONDENSE a grand opera • The "Theater of the Air" met the stage successes as "Bittersweet" and into an hour? It can't be first of its critics' objections by ,pre- "The Great Waltz." Miss Claire done! Besides, radio listen- senting grand opera in English —so made her farewell to singing last ers don't like opera. They that listeners who loved the melodies sum mer, but her valuable knowledge want to hear stuff they can of operatic arias could understand of the world of opera and operetta understand." what the songs were about. is being applied to "Theater of the Air" presentations through her new Those were the words of the skep- Of course opera in English had position as production supervisor of been tried before, but with relatively tics in 1940. Their rebuttal? the series. The "Chicago Theater of the Air," little success. Sure, the words were in English. But these words were Members of the "Theater of the now in its eighth season of weekly Air" orchestra are artists in their operetta and grand opera broadcasts literal translations of the foreign language in which the opera was own right, most of them being mem- written. The words had too many bers of the Chicago Philharmonic syllables for the musical phrases— orchestra, and many of them solo- the important words were on such ists with outstanding symphony high notes that they were hard to orchestras throughout America and understand —they just weren't "sing- Europe. Adolph Hoffmann, cellist able." with the orchestra, is composer of the theme song, in addition to other To counteract this initial defect of sympho.nic works. The chorus of opera in English, Henry Weber, musi- thirty voices is composed of excep- cal director of W GN, Chicago, and tional young singers in the Chicago of the "Theater of the Air" series, area. Many of them are graduated com missioned two New Yorkers to from the choral ranks to supporting make special translations of .many roles in the operas and operettas, of the favorite operas of American with eventual stardom on the "Thea- listeners. ter of the Air" awaiting them. In addition, the "Chicago Theater of the Air" is proud of its discoveries GRACIELA RIVERA, San Carlo among young singers. Richard Tuck- Opera Company soprano, frequent- er, now a Metropolitan star, made •ly sings leading roles on the his first network singing engage- -Chicago Theater of the Air." ment on the program several years ago, and other young singers who MARION CLAIRE, production su- e have been starred in the sum mer pervisor of the "Chicago Theater," concert series—Andzia Kuzak, George was the prima donna of the eight- Tozzi, Dorothy Staiger—will be the year-old series during its first seven headliners of opera bills of tomor- seasons. row. A typical performance, broadcast spired direction of Weber, Miss Claire before an audience in the Chicago and LaFrandre, the series sets itself studios of WGN, begins long before new goals and presents new per- Saturday night when the curtain formances each year. rises. One of its accomplishments during Work Progresses the current season was the presenta- After a work is chosen and the tion October 18 of Verdi's "Aida," translation made, Jack LaFrandre, the first time this monumental work writer and director of the series, had ever been condensed to an hour's writes a script which will fit into performance. Other new operettas an hour without omitting any essen- and operas on the 1947-48 schedule tial plot material or any of the im- are "Die Fledermaus," "Barber of portant music, and bringing up to Seville," "Chimes of Normandy," date the slang of a musical comedy "Sunny" and "Katinka." In addi- so that the comic sequences are still tion, through negotiations by Mr. funny in 1947. Weber on his pre-opening trip to New York. the "Theater of the Air" A corps of arrangers and copyists I F- ANN AYARS, young soprano who then gets to work, linking crucial has added to its repertoire a group of operettas that have not been heard is featured in leading roles on the scenes with musical bridges ar- on the air for several years—favor- program. ranged from the themes of the opera, ites like "Student Prince," "Blossom modernizing choral arrangements Time," "Red Mill" and "Countess and simplifying stiff, complicated Maritza," which have proved their librettos. Much of this musical continued popularity through recent preparatory work is done by Robert successful productions on the stage. Trendier, composer, arranger and conductor, who coaches the chorus The "Chicago Theater of the Air" and conducts the performance dur- was started in 1940 as the result of ing Mr. Weber's occasional absences. a listener survey conducted by WGN. A vast cross-section of the audience With script and soloist in mind, LaFrandre casts his show, choosing preferred the familiar music of operetta and the grand opera stage to the best in Chicago's radio talent all other types of entertainment. with a view to matching the tone and pitch of the speaking voice with Another cross-section listed drama that of the vocalist singing the same as their favorite escape medium. The combination of these two overwhelm- role. ing preferences resulted in the pro- Then follow three days of re- gram. In the words of Colonel Rob- héarsals—dramatic cast, chorus, or- ert R. McCormick, editor and pub- chestra, soloists, and combinations lisher of the Chicago Tribune, who of them all, until a final dress re- gives a weekly air editorial on each hearsal and the complete perform- broadcast: "The 'Theater of the Air' ance. is living testimony to our policy— Because it has been on the air spare no expense in a sincere effort eight years, some might expect the to give our listeners what they want. "Theater of the Air" to lose its fresh- After all, American radio belongs to ness—to become a carbon copy of a the American public, and we con- previous year. But under the in- sider it a sacred trust."

Al > DIRECTOR OF MUSIC at 'WGN, Al e HENRY WEBER (SEATED, CENTER) and Jack LaFrandre (standing, right) Chicago, Henry Weber batons the confer with copyists and arrangers in preparing a score for presentation. weekly musical airings.

• Ter. , Yeeer. BACK IN THE EARLY THIRTIES THIS SISTER TEAM had the field to itself. Of course it's the Boswell Sisters, Connie, 4Vet and Martha. Vet and Martha got married and quit the act, while Connie went on to more fame. (If you heard Connie's guest spot on the Crosby show last year, you'll agree with us that the girl .» singing better than ever!)

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Ç ii: OU LONG-TIME radio fans should find many a former favorite in this line-up of stars. Time We're Living in the Past, Courtesy of may fly, but the memory of a good performance can linger a A Fine Old Photo File. If You'd Like very long time, we've decided after To Rediscover Some of the Earlier Air a glance through these radio publicity pictures. Do you remember Favorites You'll Enjoy These Memories when, too?

REMEMBER THE GABBY comedian who started each story out with . ONE OF THE best known of the -When I was a little boy in E ¡Ile, 41111111r POSSESSOR OF ONE of the most 41. operatic-light classics singers of Indiana ... It was Joe Cook, a legend famous names in America, she an earlier radio day was the late among comedians, who was at the mike faced the mike in person back in 1937 as Countess Olga Albani. Here she is as in 1936 and caught here in the middle of star of her own program. It's Emily Post, she looked in 1934 when she starred on one of his fabulous tales. Joe retired sev- the lady who has been trying to improve the Cities Service Hour, one of the first eral years ago and is now living happily our manners for more than a generation. of the finer music programs. (Maurice on his famous estate, Sleepless Hollow. (CBS photo.) Seymour photo.) (NBC ohoto.) ailies REMEMBER THE LOW, SULTRY VOICE ot Paul White- man's clever young songstress, Ramona? Possessor of one name and two talents, Ramona played the piano in the same torrid vein as she sang back in 1935, when this was taken. (NBC photo.) I & LEADING LADY IN EDDIE CANTOR'S -Whoopee, - vocalist with George Olsen's orchestra and singing star of Jack Benny's first air show in 1932 was blonde Ethel Shutta, now a night club name. (Picture courtesy of Lola D. Booth, Glendale.) (Bloom - Chica go photo.)

IN 1934 ONE OF THE BEST-KNO WN VOICES on the air was that of Jane Froman. Seriously injured in the Lisbon Clipper plane ciash while en route to Europe to entertain troops, Jane fought her way back to health and New York supper-club stardom. (Ray Lee Jackson-NBC photo.)

de IN 1936 THE "HOUR OF CHARM" had as mistress of ceremonies -Arlene, - whose pleasant and beautifully modulated voice made her tha- rarity, a poplar lady announcer. Later on, -Arlene - turned ou: to be Arlene Francis of -Blind Date - fame. Latest Francis venture is the movies. (CBS photo.)

t. s WHEN CALL SIGN KGIL was se- , HOWARD TOWNSEIND, as "The Children's Story Teller," shatters „e lected, it was a singular honor for „gar NOTE TO THE GIRLS. Johnny Gris- this young man. The GIL is for "Gil” the tradition that only benign old mçn wold is one of KGIL's sta.' who Paltridge. can tell stories to the kiddies. (Herb has no wife to report to after a long, long Carleton photo.) day. (Carleton photo.)

idea employed by a home-town- owned local newspaper. "Programs on KGIL are planned to appeal specifically to its San Fer- Kilocycles-14110y Style nando Valley listeners, rather than to a more generalized public. Local news, on-the-scene broadcasts of the Advertisers Aren't Privileged to Purchase Time Valley's own news events and civic activities, talents of the Valley's own Indiscriminately on This Station. Its Eighteen speakers and musical artists are Hours Daily Are Planned With an Eye to the Best going to be our strong points." Of particular interest is KGIL's Interests of Both Listeners and KGIL Sponsors unique system of program ming. The shows are scheduled in groups or blocks according to specific listener interest, so as to provide a maximum SIL, the new station at 1260 Owned and operated by the San flow of interest from one program on your dial, is the at-long- Fernando Valley Broadcasting Cor- to the next. Mr. Paltridge breaks the last - realized drea m of poration, the transmitter and studios "block" system down into simplified young Gil Paltridge, presi- are at 14808 Lassen Street, San Fer- laymen's terms with his explanation dent and general manager of the nando, and the bright new studio that "local events and news are of station. It took two years of solving and offices are at 4919 Van Nuys primary interest around here, so legal tangles and procuring the last Boulevard. rather than splatter these features available frequency of this power Gil, (that's where the KGIL comes throughout .the day, we provide an class to bring KGIL to the San Fer- from), explains that the station is hour's block, holding appeal for one nando Valley. going to be operated with the same (Please Turn lo Page 39)

"GIL" GETS A BRIEFING and a friendly ribbing, on his Sun- ADMIRINGLY STUDYING A SKETCH of the proposed Alp day night appearance, "Manager Speaks," from Chief An- Ale studios that will house KGIL . . "when we can get our nouncer Jimmy Powell (center) and Bob Seal, head of the Program hands on building materials," are "Gil, - publicity man Christy Department at KGIL. (Bud Maurer photo.) Turner (with the inevitable copywriter's pencil) and Bob Seal. e

Kilocycles - Valley "News Is What Style You Make It"

(Continued from Page, PO (Continued from Page 33) group, follow it with another block that other reporters missed after of a different nature, and so on, all even the usual fine-tooth-combing. day. It's just as though we held a One would rather think Nelson big tent show, in which the first would welcome as he did the wire hour would be devoted, say, to the recorder any device that would even group interested in growing things. minutely widen the slim margin of Not just farmers, but home garden- leisure he now finds. Yet he dis- ers or 'landscapers. Harry Caldwell, liked air travel intensely, no matter KGIL's agricultural director, handles how it speeded his up-and-down- this period of agricultural informa- the-coast trips, until he came across tion, local farm news, and the 4-H the Southwest Airlines, whose planes Club events. The rest of the hour skip in and around mountains and presents the market and weather, the across the plains, from here to the 'Green Thumbers Club' for the back- Bay City, never getting higher than yard gardener, and contests and a couple of thousand feet. awards. There's also a show-time "You can see everything . . . it's hour, a children's hour—which, inci- like a speeded-up trip by car. Then dentally, three P.T.A.'s have already the line went a step farther and in- put on their recom mended list—a PEPPY POSE shows "Grand Slam" stalled a radio service similar to that woman's hour, and a valley home [emcee, Irene Beasley, ready to on trains, so instead of sitting idly hour. Those are just a few, but that's take on new bunch of contestants on her in the sky, you can see and hear an example of how It's plotted CBS program. things every foot of the way." toward a well-balanced fare of entertainment, news and cultural broad- An encyclopedic brain doesn't precasts." vent Pringle from being a practical announcer throughout the country. joker when a tempting occasion Paltridge has been managing An eighteen-hour-a-day program arises. Several years ago, as he was things ever since his University of along the frequency of KGIL carries sitting in the newsroom early one California at Berkeley days, when he the transcribed music and voices of morning, a loudspeaker from the turned the college paper's red ink some headline artists to augment the downstairs record room blared out a balance into a neat plus of $18,000. Valley projects. The well-stocked rec- popular tune, "Arthur Murray Since then, Gil has been associated ord library was planned with care Taught Me Dancing in a Hurry." with some of the leading West Coast in place of indiscriminate wholesale Immediately Pete lifted the phone, advertising fir ms. In 1941 he buying. dialed an inside number, and, using switched to radio, winding up at KFI The standard AP and UP wire serv- a disguised voice, informed the un- in 1943 as director of promotion and ices and teletypes provide world-wide happy disc jockey that he, Pringle, public service. • coverage, while three roving report- was Arthur Murray; further, that he Directs Programs ers, armed with tape recorders, cover was annoyed to the point of a law- The energetic young head of the Valley proper, turning events suit by the record, that it was detri- KGIL's progra m department, to into man-on-the-street interviews. mental to the dance instruction whom falls the enormous task of This picks up the Valley-ites' reac- palaces he'd established, and that he supervising the station's eighteen- tions to happenings as well as the was sending his lawyer right over hour per day schedule of broadcast- immediate color of the occurrences, to CBS! When a frantic young man ing, is Bob Seal. In former years, Bob, all designed to create greater interest with his head in his hands rushed who thinks the Valley is the only among com munity listeners. upstairs mere minutes later, in place in the world, was program di- search of someone to whom he could The newsroom is headed by Christy unburden his wretched load of wor- rector of the largest station in San Turner, Valley newspaperman who ry, he found newscaster Pringle Francisco, NBC's KPO, (now KNBC). switched back to radio news work sprawled across the desk phone, After his transfer to Hollywood five after six years "out of the fold," helpless with laughter. years ago. Bob became the NBC pro- when he worked on newspapers. How did so distinguished a gen- ducer assigned to the Bob Hope, Jack Prior to moving to the Valley in 1941, tleman come by the careless name Benny. Joan Davis and Gene Autry Turner was with WOC at Davenport, "Pete"? shows. Iowa, where he helped pioneer one KGIL's com mercial manager, W. L. of the first independent radio station "My fellow cadets at West Point "Len" Smith, first glimpsed the Val- newsrooms. Christy is also handling used to call Me 'Poncho Pete,' even- ley when he visited there with the publicity for the new station. tually shortened to 'Pete,' because I carried a poncho to sit on, those oc- late Major Bowes' singers in 1936. The two 200-foot steel towers aris- Before coming to California, Len was casions when I'd go for a stroll with ing from the ten-acre KGIL-owned my current girl, along old Flirtation sales manager at CKEY, Toronto, property forward the 1000 watts that Walk leading up to the Point where Canada, where his record attracted insure the sponsors of radio pro- everyone sat to watch lights and Valley big-wigs of radio. His knowl- grams on KGIL that their shows will stars and such. It seemed a per- edge of sound com mercial manage- be of sufficient power to be heard by fectly sensible, comfortable arrange- ment is based upon seven years' ex- the least sensitive of radios in the ment, but somehow caused great in- perience in successfully adapting San Fernando Valley and the sur- terest and the nickname for me," radio advertising to local merchan- rounding hills. There will he no in- Pringle grimaced. dising and promotion. terference, claims Paltridge, from Even chief announcer Jim my Pow- nearby stations comme in on top or ell, big, good-looking radio veteran interfering with KGIL reception. ley. Their children go to school there, who started at KVOA in Tucson, Ari- Neither will reception fade at night, and their wives do the family shop- zona, declares a strong Valley loy- as on weaker stations. ping there. These men behind the alty. Mr. Powell is the boy who in The motivating com munity interest scenes know what they mean when 1942 won the H. P. Davis award for that marks the bright new station they say "a local radio station must newscasting. The Davis is a national holds its proof in that all the men appeal to local listeners in order to award going to the top radio connected with KGIL live in the Val- be of service to the com munity." Page Thirty-nine 1.

oee tte‘ cep p e2.)-.-444-S 41,-C cità\nc.-. l a w BILL ANSON interviews Al Bresnik, SOME OF THE advisory corn- 4 111.. past president of the Hollywood mittee discuss future plans. Left Twenty-Thirty Club, co-sponsoring the plat- to right, Irving Stein, BSai BItith ter party - Matinee at Meadowbrook - along Youth organization teen-age director; with the Culver City Chamber of Commerce. Miss Marian Mooney, director teen-age Bresnik is the official school photographer groups, Catholic Youth Organization; and numbers thousands of teen-agers among Bill Anson and Gill Griswold, director his friends. (Campbell-Ricco photos.) public relations, Inter-Club Council, Los Angeles City College.

BILL STARTED OFF his newest record show, •'Matinee at Meadow- brook, - in a big way by broadcasting atop Jumbo. The teen-agers party is heard every Saturday from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. over KFWB.

. HON ORARY SOCIAL LEADERS AT THE DANCING program Alp are (left to right) Carrel Brock, Tom Lloyd and Ed Gory, BETWEEN RECORDS, THE KNIGHTS DISCUSS their favorite music and musicians w ith Billy M ae Fisler, Ja ckie all members cf L.A. City College's honor society, -The Knights.'' Here Bill puts the boys to work via an air interview. Hazen and Shirley Geringcr, all from Catholic Girls High School.