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DON'T LISTEN Paul Whiteman, heard on CBS every Wednesday night TO THE DEVIL

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Tribute to a Great Broadcasting Idea

Radioman for Peace: On the afternoon of New The Cover Picture: Usually we tell a little story Year's Day, 1939, radio grew to a new stature be- on this page about our cover picture. This week we cause of a series of programs inaugurated by the refer you to page 11, where a much more complete New York World's Fair. The first of those programs story of Paul Whiteman may both be seen and read. presented Kyosti Kallio, president of Finland, talking No glamour boy, Paul Whiteman's career is the best to all America; and Jan Sibelius, greatest living proof that bandleaders are really human beings, just composer, conducting a symphony orchestra for the like the rank and file of other mortals. Some stars first time in twenty -five years, in honor of American pose in any sort of clothes or setting suggested by a listeners. Each week thereafter other international press- agent. Not so in the pictures on page 11. Paul broadcasts were presented. Among them, King Carol Whiteman loves his farm. Given his way, he would II, President Mosiciki of Poland, Mikhail Kalinin of spend the remainder of his life on a ranch. But there Russia, King Haakon of Norway, Premier Hiranuma is the slight matter of making a living. of Japan, Viscount Halifax of England. Here, indeed, was a realization of the old dream that nations should speak peace one unto the other. That they did Good Listening: If you aren't using the Good speak was a result of the planning of radioman Listening selections on our program pages, you may John S. Young, director of radio and television for be missing some very fine entertainment. There, for the New York World's Fair. Many years ago John the most part, programs are listed in detail. Starting Young first found fame as announcer for the Clicquot next week we are calling those small boxes of extra - Club Eskimos. In 1932, President Hoover gave him special broadcasts "Good Listening Guides." We're a gold medal as the "all- American" announcer. He adding a memo -reminder feature also, which should Kudos to radioman John S. Young was the first exchange announcer between England make your program selection easier. Watch for it. and the United States. But all those honors pale beside his accomplishment of bringing to American s ears the voices of a world's rulers, speaking friendship and goodwill.. The international broadcasts he CONTENTS Oomph Girls: Every so often all of us are in- arranged have already received high praise. To John vited to believe that some certain Miss Cinderella Don't Listen to the Devil 2 in S. Young, who brought them about, RADIO GUIDE Hollywood possesses a mystical quality known Airialto Lowdown 4 pays this tribute in acknowledgement of his contribu- as "It" or "SA" or "Oomph." Mostly, those qualities Hollywood Showdown 5 tion to international harmony and understanding. are press -agents' dreams. Miss Ann Sheridan is the I Love 'Em 6 latest whose presence in a room is said to make

I Hate 'Em 7 men swoon at her feet and women gnaw off their Poor Pickings and Why 8 fingernails. We're pretty happy that radio hasn't yet sunk to such Nobody's Children: Radio's First Drama Festival 9 sensationalism in order to sell its actresses. Tune in a California -pro- A Windmill Carries the Mail 10 Miss Sheridan, who comes from Texas, entered the movies by winning a beauty contest, duced program and usu- Rendezvous with Happiness 11 succeeded, and became the one miraculous success ally you will find it more No More Nightmares 12 daring and more signifi- in a million similar "discoveries" who didn't click Bandleader plus Socialite and who are for cant than anything produced or originated in the still, equals Bliss 13 the most part, hanging East. Typical is Hal Styles' "Help Thy Neighbor" Backstage in Chicago 14 show, now heard only in the West but which should around Hollywood, Voice of the Listener 15 ashamed to go home. have had a national sponsor long ago. Newest punch The March of Music 16 broadcast to come from California is called "No- Only during the early body's Children." Many Mutual stations are already Listening to Learn 18 days of "Major Bowes' This Programs 19 -35 carrying it to various parts of America. It comes Week's Amateur Hour," when direct from the Lcs Angeles Children's Home Find- On Short Waves 36 'every high -school Gable ing Society. "Nobody's Children" are the unfortu- Mr. Fairfax Replies 37 thought he could become ap- nate kids left alone in a friendless world. The pro- He'll Sing Them; Birthdays 38 a star, has radio gram tells their heart- rending stories, tells listeners Puzzle; Good Records 39 proached such shameful conditions. Typical of the they may make the world a better place if they will Armchair Sleuthing 40 way star-hunts can be sympathize with the underprivileged child. Radio Newsreel 41 The conducted to the satisfac- Ann Sheridan Cover by Charmante Studio tion of all, with proper respect for the future happiness of would -be celeb- The is concluded "Gateway to Holly- Americanism: M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher rities, the recently Americanism ballots are wood" program, which was sponsored by Wrigley counted, and RADIO CURTIS MITCHELL, Editor and conducted by Jesse Lasky. Here is no trail of GUIDE readers have broken hearts or shattered dreams. Here is a record voted Eddie Cantor's pro- Vol. 8. No. 42 August 4, 1939 of jobs obtained. For example, besides Ralph Bow- gram as that which has Cook, who got fine contracts as 731 Plymouth Court man and Rowena done the most to make John Archer and Alice Eden, Charles Ruppert, Con- Americans realize their Chicago, Illinois necticut, has a long -term RKO contract. Linda Hayes, precious heritage of lib- former hat -check girl, is featured in "The Spell RAnto Gr'IDE (Trade Mark Registered U. S. Pat. Office). erty and democracy. In Volume VIII. Number 42. Week ending August 4, 1939. Binder" with Lee Tracy. John Laird, Illinois, is in the Published weekly hy. The Cecelia Company, 731 Plymouth second place was Kate Court. Chicago. Illinois. Entered as second -class matter at the same picture. Millie Coles, California, is appearing Post Office. Chicano, Illinois, February 84, 1932. under act of Patti, Smith; in third place, March 3, 1879. Authorized by Post Office Department, Ottawa, in "The Hardy Family." Camille California, Kate Smith Canada, as second-class matter. Copyright, 1939, by The Linda Darnell, Texas, Father Coughlin; in Cecelia Company. All rights reserved. M. L. Annenberg, Presi- works in Paramount shorts. dent; Arnold Rrasa, Secretary; George d'Utassy, General Man- fourth place, - feminine lead for 20th Century's "Hotel Walter Win ager; Ed Zoty. t' rculation Manager. Unsolicited manuscripts plays the chell. To all of them we extend congratulations. should be accompanied by stamped, self -addressed envelope for Kathryn Hohn, St. Paul coed, plays This return. Ten cents per copy In the United States. Subscription for Women." victory for Mr. Cantor is one richly deserved, for rates in the U. S. and possessions and countries of the Pan - second lead to Ginger Rogers in "My Fifth Avenue we American Postal Union: six months, $2.50; one year, $4.00. know of no one who has spent more unselfish hours Subscription rates in foreign countries: six manila, $3.50; one Girl." Several "Gateway" semi -finalists returned to year, $6.00. Remit by postal money order, express money serving his country than he has. It was to stimulate order, or check drawn to order of RADIO GUIDE. Currency sent their homes. None stayed in Hollywood unless he at subscriber's risk. Mr. Cantor's kind of Americanism that RADIO GUIDE had a job. That's a record broadcasting can crow planned such a poll. about-and Hollywood producers can try to equal.

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www.americanradiohistory.com General Overseer Voliva once enforced Zion's ultra -blue laws with an iron hand, freely condemning recalcitrants to eternal hell -fire, admitting radio only when he couldn't destroy it

These were the builders of Zion, men eloquent -or brief -- statement of city and women grateful to the Lord for the policy anywhere than is contained on a cures he had effected, and they reared signboard he caused to be erected near a great tabernacle which they called the depot: Shiloh in His name. Dowie had dreamed ZION IS UNDER THE CONTROL OF WIL- of "one city, one faith, one people, one BUR GLENN VOLIVA. OUTSIDE FACTORIES industry." Zion was the city, faith- NOT ALLOWED HERE AND OTHER FAM- healing was the faith, cured cripples ILIES NOT WANTED. were the people. And there was not one The first significant sign of revolt industry but many which the Church came in 1909, when Daniel Bryant, an sponsored and nurtured and controlled elder of Zion, split with the Overseer -a bakery, a candy factory, a print- and took a small flock to what he called ing- plant, a lace- factory, a department the Grace Missionary Church. Voliva store -all known as the Zion Industries, immediately condemned his action, Inc. And because faith in Him is the scoring him and his followers from the greatest healer, no doctors or druggists pulpit of Shiloh Tabernacle. He con- IN THE impregnable fortress of the learned to raise their imploring hands; were allowed to practise in the city signed them to hell and spoke dis- Lord which is Zion (and which lies revolt, borne on the ether waves by limits. paragingly of their church as a "Goat - in northern Illinois, half -way be- radio, an instrument which Zion's As General Overseer in Zion, Dowie's house." Following Bryant's lead, other tween the Sodom which is Chicago founder would probably have banished powers were complete and dictatorial. established churches came to Zion and and the Gomorrah which is Milwaukee) along with the theater and the drug But he kept his iron fist well concealed built along Twenty- Seventh Avenue, there is discord. Even revolution. You store and the physician if such ban- by a smooth glove of geniality and where Grace Church stood. Voliva now can read it in the eyes of old- timers as ishment were possible. Specifically, friendship that held his followers. His referred to this street as "Rat Row" in they walk dazedly along the streets, there had been no preaching of revolt successor, Wilbur Glenn Voliva, was his bitter tirades, and it was a new warily eyeing youths with cigarettes over the radio. The radio had brought, less fortunate in his personality. low in his life when, with Shiloh Tem- in their hands or the new drug store simply, an accurate picture of twen- ple burned, he was forced to take his where love -story magazines chewing - tieth- century life outside to a people he followed in his master's foot- own congregation into a building on gum and other corrupting influences who, for more than thirty years, had THATsteps in his efforts to maintain one "Rat Row." are openly displayed. But mostly you lived an isolated and monastic sort of city, one faith, etc., is true and undis- But by that time the complexion of can see it in the laughing eyes of the existence. Revolution and progress are puted. But his methods of achieving life in Zion had changed. The word younger generation -girls with bobbed born of knowledge, and to Zion -de- these ends were not so carefully pad- of Voliva- tantamount to law -had hair and silk -stockinged legs showing spite every safeguard-the radio had ded. To those who disagreed with him, kept girls from bobbing their hair, using brazenly beneath short skirts; boys brought knowledge. It is a fascinating he thundered the threat of a burning rouge, wearing short sleeves in dresses. who openly drink Coca -Colas at public story. hell -fire from the pulpit. The verbal And with his control of the jobs in fountains and smoke where and when Back in 1900, John Alexander Dowie strongarm was all right. But when dis- the industries -outside industries were they will. There is no longer a fear of -sainted foundei of the Church of senters still insisted upon dissenting, bitterly condemned -Voliva had man- damnation and sudden death. And no Zion or, as it is officially called, the he resorted to the physical strongarm. aged to keep most of his eight -thou- longer do signs on the streets of the Christian Catholic Church -led his His personally managed police force sand-member flock while these other Lord's stronghold warn: TRAITORS, BUT - faithful followers to a 6,500 -acre tract was composed largely of bruisers who churches lived a starved sort of exist- TINSKIES, UNBELIEVERS: THE FIRES OF of clean prairie land fifty miles north administered -by night, mostly, and ence. But new influences were at work HELL BURN EVERLASTINGLY! of Chicago. A stranger band of pio- sometimes by the light of day when to change all this. Something has happened in Zion. I neers I defy you to find anywhere. there was a legal leg to stand upon - Outside newspapers were finding sensed it the moment I lit from the They were cripples and invalids of brutal beatings to those who dared to their way into Zion. Transportation too train and walked down its sleepy little every description who, under the disagree with the General Overseer. had progressed, and it was easy for streets -Bethlehem and Bethesda and prayers and faith of Dowie, had thrown Voliva let it be known, from the start, residents to go to near -by cities, bring Lebanon. Revolt, coming from the air away their crutches and laughed at the just where he stood in the matter of back seditious and ungodly ideas. But into which Zionists had long ago feeble ministrations of medical men. dissenters. There is probably no more most important, there was the radio. 2 8/42 P

www.americanradiohistory.com radio and revolution did encompass Zion, Illinois

Burning of Shiloh Tabernacle in 1937 aroused ugly accusations of arson by vengefu. Voliva haters

Here was a word that came to every It came in the fight of the youth of Now, the Zion station was no longer are spoken of as "independents," but home, and there was little the General Zion -backed by a public sympathy on the air. People listened where they without the opprobrium this magnificent Overseer could do about it. Or was aroused by radio -for the privilege of would, although Voliva still blasted word once bore there. And if the there? Why not fight fire with fire? playing baseball, and a test case, car- from the pulpit about the evils of un- Church of Zion can boast two thousand Why not build a radio station for the ried to the State Supreme Court, result- selective radio listening. And listening members now where once ten thousand Church of Zion? So in 1924 -at an ulti- ed in a declaration that the city statute to other stations, they learned what followed faithfully, the new tabernacle mate cost of more than $140,000 - banning baseball was unconstitutional. was happening in the world. Events reaching completion will be unable to WCBD was built. Programs aired over This was the beginning of the end. came rapidly then, one upon the heels accommodate them. It seats only 1,300. this station were strictly of a religious Early on the morning of April 2, 1937, of the other. A youth, arrested for The revolution has touched in strange nature -sermons, Bible studies, sacred Zion was awakened by the shrill smoking, fought the case and secured, places. The Church itself has not been music. And in those days of pioneer- screeching of the fire siren. Shiloh from the Supreme Court, an injunction unaffected. Today the only place in ing in radio, WCBD was one of the Tabernacle -which also housed the ra- against the ordinance. Ladies bobbed Zion where one can see popular motion strongest stations in the Midwest. Per- dio station -was ablaze. A long, ram- their hair, donned silk stockings. Ball pictures is in the Church of Zion. And haps you heard it in those early days, bling wooden structure, flames were games were played openly, all with a in Shiloh Park church teams play a wondered about it. But it's great already bursting through its roof in grand disregard for Voliva, who sulked regular schedule of softball, and you the spectacle of strength was in Zion. For the Over - in his twenty- three -room apartment in may witness strange seer-in countless tirades from the pulp the Zion home and watched his flock girl players wearing abbreviated shorts pit -had warned of the devastating slip away from him in hundred lots. manufactured in the lace- factory which effects of listening to programs other Three physicians even ventured to the sainted Dowie built at Zion. than those of the Zion station. He move into the stronghold of the f aith- warned parents to keep a watchful healers and they were closely followed VOLIVA -who still maintains that the eye upon the type of program their by a drug store. Radio had brought to earth is flat and once sailed around children tuned in, and hot music, Zion a picture of the progressive world the earth to prove its flatness -has comedy, drama were taboo on Zion outside, and Zion was awakening. periodically predicted the end of the loudspeakers. "Don't listen to the And then -as a climactic finale to world and seems to feel no discomfiture Devil," he warned. the whole amazing revolt -three boys when his predictions fail to materialize. It is difficult tc turn from ways that who in other years had been pointed Perhaps it is these radical changes, have been followed religiously for out by Voliva as shining examples of this influx of worldly ideas for which many years. But it is easy, too, to flick scarlet sin gained control of the city radio is largely responsible, which a dial and listen to the affairs of the government in the last election. Mayor mark, for him, the end of the spiritual world ... and drama from Hollywood Richard Hire explained that the extent world he knew and loved. or music from New York or Chicago. of his evil activity was withdrawal But more likely Voliva of the fight- It was fascinating, too, to listen to these from the Church of Zion. In the other ing heart -in the face of a revolt things, and the fascination was not cases, there were more specific brought about by radio-has learned dimmed by the fact that such listening Symbolic of Zion revolt was charges. Chief of Police Alven Ruesch that here is a force which will not be had been banned by the elders. So election of Mayor Richard had often been beaten and thrown into silenced by either verbal damnations renegade it was inevitable that other radio pro- lilire, Zion Church jail for smoking in the days of Voliva's or physical force. And realizing this, grams should find listeners in Zion, dictatorship, as had his brother, Martin, he has set out to streamline his doctrine and if youth lent ear to the baseball now supervisor of police. in accordance with a wider and fuller broadcasts with more than the usual many places when the fire was dis- There is a new order in Zion today, knowledge on the pari of his flock, avidity of youth, it was probably be- covered. Three hours later the building and these three bad boys, with the en- and to overtake-at this late date-the cause baseball had been banned in was razed. Later a young man confessed lightening aid of radio, have brought march of time. How else can we ex- Zion. And a natural curiosity about to the crime of sprinkling kerosene and it about. Zionists still speak of trips plain the sanctioning of bare -legged the game had been aroused. starting the fire. His was a grievance, to Chicago or Milwaukee as "going lassies in holy Shiloh Park or motion The first physical sign of a more he said, against Voliva for ill treatment outside," while churches other than that pictures in the auditorium of the Church widespread revolt was a direct result accorc.ed his family. Later he recanted of Zion -as well as industries other where Dowie thundered against the of radio broadcasting of baseball games. his confession, was tried and acquitted. than those of the Zion Industries, Inc.- evils of, among other things, the theater? P 8/47 3

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By Martín Lewis

NEW YORK. -The annual meet- announcer Ralph Edwards' engage- ing of the National Association of ment, and now comes word that the Broadcasters, held in Atlantic City, date for them to be hitched is set N. J., and attended by the heads of -August 19 . . . Ralph Kaltenborn, radio stations from all over the son of H. V. and member of CBS' country, ended with the adoption production staff, and CBS commen- of a code that should add to your tator Ruth Brine were recently en- radio enjoyment. The new code, gaged. No sooner do Mr. and Mrs. which will probably become effec- Kaltenborn exult over the opening tive in the fall, prohibits the sale of their new Long Island home, of time for discussion of "controver- which they were unable to move sial issues." Time for such discus- into as originally planned because sions should be given free, with both sides of the of the commentator's absorption in European crises, elec- 1. This charming woman probably doesn't fit issue allowed equal time. Don't worry about than they must count on losing their son as a tenant! your mental picture of Inga, Fred Waring's tion blues, though, because this generosity does ... "Bunny" Haenschen, daughter of conductor Gus Swedish comic vocalist (NBC), but it's she! not apply to political speeches. There's a network Haenschen, recently had a lucky and happy thir- law stating that candidates must purchase radio time. teenth- birthday celebration. Not only did she wear her first long dress but the "Saturday Night Sere- Member stations of the NAB may not present nade" orchestra, which her father conducts, fur- programs containing attacks on "another's race or nished the music. religion." Advertising must be limited to about ten percent of the regular program period-good news And talk about luck -tenor Frank Munn was for all but the advertisers! Stations should regulate bequeathed $2,000 in cash by a New England fan children's programs, restricting elements that tend who had been writing him weekly letters for the to overstimulate the young listeners . . . And that past few years . . . Joe Howard, who emcees CBS' about sums up the more important points presented "Gay Nineties" program, is seventy -two and has in the NAB code. It looks like radio is definitely been married seven times. Hmmmm, just a gay growing up and gradually growing better able to blade! ... Who said the life of a radio star was an take care of itself. After all, it's now in its sixteenth easy one? Phil Cook, whose "Morning Almanac" year and nearing the end of adolescence! goes on the air at 7 a.m., must get up at 4:00 every morning, travel sixty miles from Avon, N. J., to the Program Bits New York studios, return to Avon to write his scripts One children's program that always received high- for the next program, and start this routine over est praise from anxious mothers was Ireene Wicker's again the next day! ... Bob Byron, who broadcasts "Singing Lady" series. Ireene has been presenting at 6:30 a.m. in New York, must also rise early -at a similar program daily over the Yankee Network 4:30 -in order to leave his suburban home in time during the past few months, and starting September for his broadcast. Oh, for the life of -the radio 4 she will be heard Coast to Coast over a network listener! not yet determined ... You will be sure of hearing all major fights scheduled for next fall and winter, Judy Canova and Jackie Heller, once of radio's thanks to Adams Hats and promoter Mike Jacobs, ranks, are now cavorting on a Broadway stage in who have arranged for the coverage of the entire "Yokel Boy" By the time you read this, Orson 2. As the singing Swedish shrew, Inga is ... more Welles will be in Hollywood familiar. Really, she's Norwegian -born Inga Madison Square Garden schedule and champion- preparing to write, NBC. list will be the direct and star in . . . Nelson, who came from Norway when a child ship bouts over First on the an RKO movie Ford Bond, Henry Armstrong -Lou Ambers match August 22. announcer for "Your Family and Mine," had a fire on his boat last week. Damages amounted to $500, Ezra Stone will not be heard on the Kate Smith but Ford was more upset by the occurrence of the Hour when the program returns in the fall. The accident at the time of year when he most enjoys Group Theater company will replace the Aldrich his boat ... During the Bob Ripley broadcast July Family . . . The breezy "Breezin' Along" program, 21, the "Believe It or Not" gent introduced Billy featuring Beverly and Johnny Green's orchestra, Hajek, world's champion endurance piano - player, will be heard Mondays at 8 p.m. EDT, over MBS, who, at that time, started a thirty -day stretch of starting August 7, instead of Fridays as heretofore ... playing at Ripleÿ s two -million -dollar Odditorium in Phil Spitalny and his Hour of Charm -ers have been New York. Ripley will tune him in on the July 28, renewed by their sponsor and will be heard Sunday August 4, 11, and 18 programs -he hopes! nights at 10 p.m. when the program returns to the NBC -Red network in the fall ... Arlene Francis, the Bob Crosby flew to Boston after a recent broad- "What's My Name ?" lass, has been assigned the cast to join his brother Bing at the Suffolk Downs leading feminine role in "Mr. District Attorney." race -track, where Bing had one of his horses finish as an also-ran. When it was all over, Bob and Bing I'm extremely proud and happy to announce that agreed that they -and the horse -shoulda stayed at Richard Brooks, news commentator for WNEW, a home! ... Bob Hope's sponsor presented the come- local New York station, has been added to the Larry dian and his wife with two round -trip tickets to Clinton broadcast, heard on Monday evenings London and a check for $2,500. Nice work if you over the NBC -Red network. Not long ago I men- can get it ... Ruth Carhart, CBS songstress, is mak- tioned here that Brooks was network stuff, and I'm ing records of classics and light classics to be used told that those few words were directly responsible in the nation's public schools next year for music -

for his new commercial program . . . You may be appreciation courses. the first listener to learn that the mysterious Ellery Queen, who conducts the CBS Sunday night detec- Thinking Ouf Loud tive drama, is really Hugh Marlowe, Broadway actor, What's keeping Lou Holtz on the Vallee Hour? last seen in "Kiss the Boys Goodbye." The actual I've heard him tell the same stories over and over author, "Ellery Queen," is two men. again and I'm sure you have . . . I got a pleasant 3. Originally in vaudeville as half of "Ben surprise the other night when, at the end of a Mutual and Connie" team, Inga made radio debut on Personal Notes network program, the announcer politely said, "Your Fred Allen's show, joined Waring this summer We scooped Radio Row with the announcement of (Continued on Page 40) 4 '8/42 P

www.americanradiohistory.com Hollywood Showdown

By Evans Plummer

HOLLYWOOD.- "They" tell me: Strictly Personal ... That Eddie Cantor was set as the John Conte, Hollywood's favorite fair-haired boy for fall renewal by radio announcer, and co -star, with Camel ciggies when he popped off Martha Mears, of the CBS morning in the East about Father Coughlin serial, "It Happened in Hollywood," and Henry Ford and the smoke out- escorted "Beau Geste" star Susan fit was frightened away by his con- Hayward to the premiere of that epic troversy- provoking habit . . . That Paramount picture -marking a slight Lifebuoy Soap flirted with Cantor switch in redheads for the mikeman next, but that Eddie didn't like those who previously has been concentrat- aromatic "B. O." commercial plugs. ing on Ann Sheridan, the Warner He dickered for the show providing Brothers oomph girl. Which reminds he were given the sister product, Rinso, to sell -but me that it looks like a Don Ameche build -up for "Big Town" czar Edward G. Robinson demurred at Conte if any of several big air plans for him hatch Presenting Jack Lescoulie of the NBC "Grouch the switch ... And that therefore Walter O'Keefe ... Born, July 12, to Mrs. Frank Nathan, formerly Club" (Sunday) in "Evolution of a Grouch." was signed to headline Lifebuoy's 1939 -40 series Elinor Harriot and "Ruby Taylor" in the Amos 'n' Scene 1: Joy -at writing to the gal friend from New York, a task well within Walter's capabili- Andy series, a seven -pound daughter. Mother and

ties as long as he remembers to play the frustrated child doing well at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital . . . fall -guy and dub instead of the smart -Aleck straight. Wed, July 15, Elbert Walker, KHJ -Don Lee engineer, to Miss Frances Taylor. They likewise whisper:... That Orson Welles will trek to Hollywood late in August to begin a three- to Kyser Signs for Picture four -month picture task on the RKO lot, bringing his Winning bid for the movie -lot services of Kay "Campbell Playhouse" along, but that Orson first had Kyser and his makes -you- want -to -dance music was to promise the Southern California Chamber of Corn - made by RKO -Radio Pictures, who will keep him merce NOT to scare the natives ... That Frank Mor- busy this August making the film "That's Right, gan would like very much to buy and burn up his You're Wrong" ... Radio -minded, too, is Republic M-G -M studio contract so as to devote himself en- Pictures, who are baiting none other than Rudy Val- tirely to his radio role on "Good News" when it re- lee for the lead role in a $500,000 musical picture sumes in the fall ... That the amazingly star -studded now in the planning stage. Convinced by their "Screen Guild Show" will return to its former CBS screen success with ex -radio singing cowboy Gene spot for Gulf Oil starting September 24 ... That Joe Autry, Republic is marshaling all radio talent show- Penner Will resume air work over NBC for Ward ing promise of box -office draw ... And while the Baking OA October 6 ... That the "Voice of Experi- M -G -M studios may not like radio's competition, that ence" has closed his New York office, is having his lot nevertheless is dickering for the services of the files shipped to Hollywood, and will resume from Andrews Sisters in "Broadway Serenade" and has here over MBS in the fall. Artie Shaw busy winding up his work in "Dancing Coed "! And I'm telling you:... That "The Grouch Club" staged the greatest and largest audience- attended "Daisy" Didn't Tell, But - broadcast in history on July 16, when over 25,000 "Daisy," the little mutt dog seen in the "Dagwood fans filled the Hollywood Bowl to watch and partici- and Blondie" pictures, was given his first radio bark- Scene 2: Exasperation -when his much -vaunted pate in the airing . . . That Alec Templeton has ing -job on the July 17 airing of the new Camel pro- leakless fountain pen worked like this, com- passed his tests for American citizenship and will gram. Daisy knows his (or her ?) direction and barks pletely demolishing the tender love- missive proudly claim his first papers, which await him in on cue when the director waves his arms at the Chicago, when he premieres there September 25 pooch. So, in the radio studio, Daisy sat at attention over NBC in his own program, "Alec Templeton before the sound- effects man and waited for his mo- Time," for Alka- Seltzer ... That the current picture ment. During the first, or eastern, broadcast, every- magazine quoting Walter Winchell as saying that thing went well. Daisy barked perfectly. But when "Kay St. Germain may soon be Charlie McCarthy's it came Daisy's time on the repeat broadcast for mother" will be surprised, no doubt, to learn from western stations, the soundman forget to direct Daisy. this authority that, despite several months of separa- Daisy continued to stare at the noise expert, realizing tion, since Kay and Edgar Bergen returned to Holly- his faux pas, and then finally growing restive he wood, ten days have passed without his even as rolled over and played dead. Dead, that is, until much as telephoning to her! after the show, when he gave a nasty look and a growl to the forgetful soundman! Nelson Eddy Back August 13 Nelson Eddy, now completing work on his next ft Happens (Rarely) in Hollywood film, "Balalaika," will delay his return to the Chase So many letters begin, "1 have written a song ..." and Sanborn Hour cast until August 13, but he'll that this story will interest their writers. Howard return, despite erroneous stories in certain motion - Addleston ran a package -delivery service in San picture Ian magazines saying that he was through Francisco for seven years -but his secret love was with radio, or vice versa. Incidentally, Victor re- composing. He kept at it. Recently he sold his busi- cordings of his songs in "Balalaika" will be placed ness and descended on Hollywood. By chance (and on sale and will mark his first new records for nearly get that!) Harry Sosnik heard Addleston playing one two years. That RADIO GUIDE'S 1939 Star of Stars has of his numbers at a recording studio. Harry, observ- an enthusiastic and strong army of fans was proved ing the excellence of the tunes, played them over June 29, his birthday, when greeting-cards, letters, himself, then sent the composer to the Famous Music telegrams and gifts began arriving for him from Co., publishers, who made a record of "Words Fail every state and many foreign countries. To date, Me," one of the tunes, and shipped it to their New over three thousand greetings and more than fifty York office. gifts have been received, and all of these will be acknowledged by the singer and his secretary, a Next, Sosnik selected another of the Addleston -photographs by Gene Lears courtesy which many stars are prone to forget, and songs, "Think of the Sunshine," to arrange for Mar- Scene 3: Black fury -upon belated realiza- which may account to a large extent for the almost garet M .Crea to sing a few weeks hence on the tion that not only his letter but face and fanatical loyalty Eddy fans show. 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www.americanradiohistory.com match Cobina's arrangement. That night no one beyond the shiny walls of the studio noticed the slightest im- perfection in either music or Cobina's own flawless voice. She thinks her love of radio dates back to her own impromptu air debut at the age of fourteen. (If anybody doesn't believe Cobina is only seventeen, challenges Cobina Wright, Sr., they can look it up in the records of the New York Hospital.) This debut was at the Hotel Ambassador and - oddly enough -also with Mark Warnow. Mrs. Wright, once an opera -singer of note, was vocalist, and so introduced Cobina, Jr., without fanfare. She merely marched up in front of the orchestra to that intriguing microphone and sang "Love on a Dime." Everyone applauded enthusiastically. They didn't know, however, that it was the first time this young girl had ever sung with an orchestra or before so many people. Listeners heard her over the air, wrote glowing letters. Mrs. Wright, who has taught her daughter all that she knows about music, glimpsed the beginnings of a possible career for Cobina, Jr. Engagements followed at Palm Beach, Boston, back again in New York. The young lady, however, will not sing in any night -clubs. That was settled long ago. Right now mother and daughter are working on a joint radio program which they hope to offer over a nation -wide network next fall. Eddie Cantor has done much for Cobina, Jr., inviting her frequently to share his microphone. Only sometimes, in spontaneous Cantor style, he shifts

Confidence and enthusiasm radiate from seventeen - year -old debutante Cobina Wright, Jr., when she faces the mike. To her, broadcasting is fun because it's exciting, and because "radio reaches so awfully many people"

AT SEVENTEEN, attractive Cobina wits, talent and good business sense. Wright, Jr., isn't the least bit She did it. worried by microphones. In High -pressured to the ranks of the Laughs gay, young fact, says she, "I love 'em." glamour girls, Cobina, Jr., is tallish and And she speaks from a wealth of slim, with trimly formed features and experience, for the blond and beautiful a wealth of blond hair. Despite her sev- New York socialite daughter of an equally well -known enteen years, she possesses the poise IT other has appeared before some of and mannerisms of a maturer woman, the nation's best mikes. These ventures tinged occasionally by some girlish in- ir_to radiodom include guest appear - flection or gesture. Product of her ances on "We, the People," with Eddie patrician mother's tutelage, she aspires Cantor's "Camel Caravan," Consolidated to a continued career before the micro- Edison's "City of Light," and the "True phone and on the stage. Like Brenda S :ory" hour, not to overlook a recent Diana Duff Frazier, with whom she went fl_ng into the mystic realms of to school, Cobina Wright, Jr.'s, name television. has today become nationally synony- Cobina, Jr., is pretty enthusiastic mous with the term "glamour girl." about broadcasting. "I like it because wide again at this almost unbelievable lines on her so that the show doesn't you can do so very much more in front ONE of the features of guest broad- phenomenon. exactly follow the rehearsed script. "It of a microphone," she declared, open- casting which she finds particularly Cobina, Jr., recalls vividly the ordeal keeps me on my toes," she explained, ing her blue eyes wide with sincerity. appealing is the colorful tempo of the she once went through just before her "but I guess that's good for me if I'm "Radio reaches so awfully many peo- studios. "Things are at such tension all guest appearance on Columbia's "We, ever going to make an attempt at a ple. I think broadcasting is one of the the time," she exclaimed. "That's what the People." There had been a mix -up stage career." most fascinating things I've ever I like best. You sit there, waiting for over arrangements for her scheduled Cobina, Jr., never tells her friends to tried . . airtime, and the little second -hand on song, and the one she planned to use listen when she's slated for a guest ap- The young lady, as you probably the clock just creeps around and around was somehow mislaid. Minutes were pearance. "I don't know why that is," know, is the talented protege of her until - suddenly - you're on the air. precious, so slim Cobina sang her way she confessed, "unless maybe I'm astute mother who, after seeing the Also, you can never tell when some- through "All Yours" minus orchestral superstitious. I'm afraid that if every- Wright fortunes collapse in the general body is going to tiptoe up behind you accompaniment while Mark Warnow body tunes in perhaps I'll make a mis- melee of 1929, set out anew to restore and cut out or change part of your and his band listened with an attentive take or something. Anyhow, I never the social and financial status of both script to make it longer or shorter - ear. Then, instrument by instrument, tell them to listen. I just hope that they Cobinas by a vigorous application of right on the air, too!" Her eyes opened the orchestra picked up the tune to will." -Dick Dorrance 6 8/42 i

www.americanradiohistory.com THE one lingering ambition of Will Cuppy's life is to scare a microphone. 'They've scared me lots of times," admits Mÿ. Cuppy. "As a matter of fact," he elaborates, "they scare me every time.' The gentleman has given the problem some acute thought, which we shall go into shortly. Right now should be pointed out a fact that you undoubtedly know, unless perhaps you've been resi- dent on a coral reef off the coast of Sumatra this past decade and hence rather out of touch with things. Will Cuppy pens some pretty humorous lines in many o: America's brighter publications, reviews mystery fiction for New York's hard- working Herald Tri- bune, and even knocks off an occasional book. Eooks knocked off include: "How to be a Hermit" and "How to Tell Your Friends from the Apes " -a couple of -useful as well as hilarious bits of literature. In his day Will Cuppy has bearded plenty of microphones in the role of a guest star, and given them a close shave to boot. "However," wails he, "I still get scared stiff. Funny things hap- pen to me. I mean every time I stand in front of a mike, either at rehearsal or the actual broadcast, I have a blind- ing moment of spiritual illumination in which I see clearly that everything I have done, up to that instant, has been a mistake. "I wonde= why I have gone through life neglecting everything which might have helped me write a decent script. Above all, I wonder why I could have been such a jackass as to write the script in my hand, which I am about to

In his day, Will Cuppy, famous author and literary critic, has bearded plenty of microphones, but they still have him scared stiff. He blames HATE 'EM his mike fright onto nerves, frogs in his throat, and radio executives -when the parrots let him get a word Will Cuppy has some vary definite in. ideas about radio executives, too. "A "It's a matter of nerves," rationalizes strange race in our midst, he muses, Shivers brilliant Will Cuppy, who looks at the dilemma "particularly at auditions. Auditions are rather coolly. "What," asks he, "are much worse than actual broadcasts. The wit, humorist and nerves fcr if not to be nervous with? radio executives sit in a glass cage and After all of my broadcasts there has make faces at you. After a while they been a general agreement that I may creep out of the studic in Indian file, critic Will Cuppy have seemed a trifle nervous. I think looking neither to the right nor left, people notice that sort of thing, espe- never speaking to you. Probably they cially when one's voice quavers and smiled or shook hands with someone does everything but stop altogether. once and got sued. Their heads seem to Confidentally, I have made a slight go straight back, sort of, with a long, study of a group of persons who are sloping forehead like a ski -jump. I never nervous. With a few exceptions, don't suppose that means anything, their heads are slightly under the nor- though ..." mal size and come to a peak at the top." read, it is obvious to the meanest dingus which makes people feel like Mr. Cuppy finds that he has particu- as a close observer of radio when EVEN intellect that it is completely unsuited that should be tolerated." lar trouble with frogs in his throat. since its infancy, Mr. Cuppy admits to the occasion -or to any occasion." Mr. Cuppy's latest guest venture was "They tell me to forget it, but how can that maybe he has been prejudiced to Things usually get worse as Mr. Cup- with literati Carl Van Doren and John you forget a thing like that? They say a certain extent by circumstances. "For py proceeds, but the aftermath is rather Mosher on Mutual's potpourri, "Bus- I should go right on talking and it will a long while I never had a radio set of smug. "The feeling," he goes on, "does- man's Holiday." He traced the love - go away. Ha!" my very own, so I never heard what I n't persist. It leaves me the instant I lives of great detectives. "I dunno The last time he faced a microphone wanted to hear. Whenever I tried to am off the air. I perk up at once, and why," mumbles Mr. Cuppy. Mr. Cuppy gulped half a carton of ex- listen to anything at somebody's home, by midnight become my own carefree It isn't lack of practise, either, which pensive throat lozenges. "These," he the hostess always tuned to something self, thinking that maybe I'm pretty makes him allergic to microphones. He confides, "upset my stomach, spoiled else and it was horrible. When I finally smart after all. So then I do another had a program of his own called "Just my dinner-but we artists will do any- got a receiver of my own it was differ- guest appearance the minute somebody Relax" on NBC for twenty -six weeks thing to attain perfection. Only it's ent, until recently. Now I seem to be asks me, only to get the same reaction once, undertakes spasmodic guest sal- funny that when I opened my mouth getting programs I've heard before, so all over again. It's far worse than just lies, and even broadcast a description to go on the air that night ... I had a maybe something is wrong with my plain mike fright. It's terrible. No little of NBC's talking -parrot contest last year frog in my throat." machine . . -Dick Dorrance

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www.americanradiohistory.com i POOR PICKINGS AND WHY

By Curtis Mitchell

Broadcaster Elliott Roosevelt is one of the few radio men who have dared to speak out against FCC czars on the licensing issue

be entirely lacking in radio, where a station manager would be brash indeed to contract services beyond the guaranteed twelve- months life of his station. As a result, the station must pay higher prices for the commodities it sells - talent, news service, transcrip- tions, etc. The additional cost is reflected in the quality of programs you hear, for stations must budget their program costs, and a higher charge for its news franchise, for example, is reflected in a lower -cost program else- where on the station's schedule. How does FCC rule of radio cheat use them ?" the banker countered. And the programs which come to us over Your programs are affected, second- you out of new stars and new programs? the young man could find no answer. those facilities. And if, from its little ly, by the financing of the radio station How does it prevent broadcasters from "You know, son," - the banker heaven in Washington, the FCC lays you listen to. Radio has been the fast- taking normal risks to give you better leaned forward in his chair - "there down policies which detract from those est- growing industry in the world, and listening? This second editorial in our ought to be something that you and the programs, our interests have been vio- - to date - its costs have been under- series dealing with the FCC and radio hundreds like you could do to remedy lated and we - as well as the station written by the individuals who pio- provides answers to these and similar a bad situation. Radio has long passed manager - are having our toes trod neered the industry. Today, however, questions. It gives you the real low- the experimental stage. It's a great in- upon. radio has passed the stage where pri- down on radio's worst headaches as dustry. But as far as banks are con- We saw last week how the Federal vate financing can keep abreast of vast they affect you, the listener- Editor. cerned, you have every attribute of a Communications Commission employed improvements in both equipment and fly -by -night promoter. You're here to- the short -term -licensing period and the programming, and unless banks can be THE banker was sorry, but that was day, but whether you'll be here tomor- clause, "Stations must be operated in persuaded that the field of radio is how things stood. row or next year depends not on you the public interest, convenience and sound for investment, future develop- "It isn't that radio isn't a great but on a little group of political ap- necessity," to impose radio censorship. ment will be stalemated by Federal business," he said, "and it isn't that we pointees in Washington, D. C. - the Now let us see how these men use policy. have any question about you person- There are few souls in the industry ally. I've known you since you were a brave enough to speak out against the baby, and I've always found you de- very body that has an arbitrary "yes" pendable. It's just that we can't invest or "no" power over the very existence depositors' money in a business we How does FCC rule of radio of their stations. One who has dared don't know will still be in existence hit to speak, however, has been Elliott after a year." Roosevelt, president of the Texas Net- This little tableau occurred in the broadcasters below the belt and, work and son of the President. Mr. office of a banker in the Southwest a Roosevelt recently told the Commis- short time ago. The young man seeking sion: the loan had invested $35,000 in a through them, you, the listener? "The radio industry has not yet felt radio station which he had been oper- the stifling effect of lack of adequate ating for four years. To this financial financing largely because of the stabil- investment he had added hours of un- ity and dependability of the personali- tiring effort and study, and now, with ties who have associated themselves a reputation as a broadcaster achieved, Federal Communications Commission. these same weapons to economically with our industry. The people who he had an opportunity to close impor- "Such an existence doesn't make for depress broadcasting and prevent us have gone in and founded stations have tant contracts with an additional $10,000 confidence or stability. If you could get from having the best possible service not done so because they felt they were investment for modernization of his a license for three years, even, you'd be and programs from the stations which making an investment in a sound busi- equipment. a much better risk. But with a short - serve us. ness. They did it because of their "But the physical value of the prop- term license, whose renewal is depen- How do programs suffer because of public- spirited attitude. erty - better than $35,000 - should be dent upon whether you have operated short -term licenses? In the first place, "It is my feeling that if we had as- enough security for a $10,000 loan," he your station in a way that these men the long -term planning which is a basic surance of continued life so long as argued. approve, you're a poor financial risk." element in the success of such a like we operate in accordance with the law, "What value would all the radio We listeners may not have an obvi- industry as motion pictures - where we should be placed on a sound basis transmitters and studios in the world ous stake in radio properties, but we long -term contracts permit the devel- like every other business. If we can have if you couldn't get a license to have - and definitely - an interest in opment of actors and directors - must (Continued on Page 38) 8 S/42 l'

www.americanradiohistory.com RADIO'S FIRST DRAMA FESTIVAL

/COLUMBIA WORKSHOP," the CBS series dedicated to progres- The "Festival" will present from now until its conclusion on Sept. 28 the sive experimentation in radio drama, has just passed its third following dramas: Aug. 3 -"The Ghost of Benjamin Sweet," by Pauline / birthday. But the popular program (heard Thursdays at IO p.m. Gibson; Aug. 10- "Apartment to Let," by Dorothy Parker; Aug. 17- EDT, 9 p.m. EST, 9 p.m. CDT, 8 p.m. CST, 7 p.m. MST, 6 p.m. PST) has "A Drink of Water," by Wibur Daniel Steele; Aug. 24- "Meridian attained a stature far beyond its years. In honor of the program's third 7- 1212," by Irving Reis; Aug. 31- "Radio Play," by William Saroyan; birthday and to satisfy popular demand, the "Workshop" is producing Sept. 7 -"They Fly Through the Air with the Greatest of Ease," by Nor- now a "Festival" of plays. Some of the plays are new ones by great man Corwin; Sept. 14- "The Use of Man," by Lord Dunsany; Sept. 28- modern playwrights; others are repeats of favorite "Workshop" dramas. "The Fall of the City," by Archibald MacLeish. Try to hear them all!

Irving Reis (kneeling., former director of "Co- "Ghost )f Benjamin Sweet," "Festival" revival for lumbia Workshop," is stickler for accurate sound; this Tht. rsday, was so popular it grew into regular used boxers in one pla). to get fighting- sounds series. Above: Karl Swenson portrays ghost Sweet

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Working with director Reis in early days of "Workshop" was young- ster Orson Welles (right)

As Alice fell down rabbit hole in "Alice in Another "Workshop" director, William N. Wonderland," the soundran got a hollow Robson (right), and soundman Al Binnie sound by placing a box over actress' head plunge dagger into a man (watermelon) 9

www.americanradiohistory.com Pitot John Mitter (inset) takes off from Philadelphia post office roof to inaugurate first autogiro mail service

AT THREE o'clock on the afternoon quires, naturally, a high degree of skill. of July 6, 1939, John M. WINDMILL Capt. p I can say from personal experience that Miller of Eastern Air Lines lifted from one thousand feet in the air that an autogiro plane off the roof of the landing -field looks more like a postage Philadelphia Post Office and headed for CARRI[S stamp than like a post office. And al- the Camden Airport, six miles distant, though the autogiro which Miller is the landing -field which regularly serves using on this route descends very slow- the Philadelphia area. ly, at an angle only a little off the ver- He was beginning regular service MAIL tical, and stops with no forward roll at on the first -and only -autogiro air- THE all, he must of course carefully take mail route in the world. into account the wind currents around But he was also doing something Ríckenbackee the building. These wind currents are else; in sober reality, he was crossing B Capt. Eddie at times very turbulent, and the infor- one of aviation's last frontiers; he was y mation which the pilot could obtain striking the first blow in the coming from the radio transmitter at Camden battle to bring air transportation to corn - would certainly not be accurate as far plete availability. At last the airplane as conditions at Philadelphia were con- had come to the heart and center of a cerned. Again, he could use this infor- great metropolis, free from the neces- mation, coupled with his own observa- sity of operating from a distant, subur- tions and judgment, and achieve a fair ban landing- field. We may now con- success. But he would not be operating fidently anticipate that the next few Preview of the Post Office of with a perfect safety factor. To have years will see duplication of the Phila- the nearest thing possible to complete delphia autogiro service in all the great Tomorrow a roof safety, he must have his own radio, his cities of America -in Chicago, Los An- -with -top radio own weather station. From the instant geles, Detroit, St. Louis. And it will be he leaves Camden for the five -minute more than duplication: the future will station and air mail by autogiro run to Philadelphia to the time he starts see not only mail but express and pas- to drop down on the post office roof sengers as well sent into the air from he will have precise, up -to- the -second roof-top landing-fields. In view of all information. this, it is certainly no exaggeration to That's the story of how radio has say that one of aviation's last bounda- I consider radio's role in this epochal swer, of course, is that he could very helped Eastern Air Lines to make avia- ries has been crossed. And in the cross- new service, I can only say that if for well get along without it -if he wanted tion history. We have built there in ing of that boundary radio broadcasting any reason it had been impossible for to sacrifice safety. But aviation today Philadelphia, with the help of the United played the important role that we in us to build that transmitter on the Phil- puts safety first, not last. States Government, a miniature airport aviation have come to expect from it. adelphia Post Office roof, I would posi- Let's look a little closer into the mat- which is, I am thoroughly convinced, From my own experience, I know that tively not have sanctioned the begin- ter. The Philadelphia Post Office, a the first of dozens which will eventually present -day radio communication is ab- ning of the service. And that despite comparatively new structure, was de- spot the entire country. The roof, with solutely vital, indispensable to success- the fact that I consider this autogiro signed with an eye toward its possible its non -skid surface, heated from be- ful airline operation. We consider it so service to be one of the most important use as an autogiro landing- field. Five neath in winter to prevent ice and snow important that we have built there on advances in the history of air transpor- times a day, Capt. Miller will take off formations and slightly tilted at the ends the roof of the post office a complete, tation. Radio's part in that advance is from that roof -top to carry a load of to ¿id in short take -offs, is a perfect full -powered broadcasting station for just as important as it has been in the mail to the Camden Airport, and five lancing -spot. With its weather station the sole use of the pilot flying the six - establishment of regular New York -to- times he'll return and land on the roof. and radio transmitter, it is a complete mile air -mail route between Philadel- Miami and transcontinental service, in Each of these flights will save thirty - airport, down to the smallest detail. phia and the Camden Airport. It is the the trans -Atlantic flights, and in the de- five minutes over the time required to It is the fist truly metropolitan airport - only radio station of its kind in the velopment of so- called blind, or instru- make the trip by truck. Thus the total the first cf many. And in the years to world, and I can say that with convic- ment, flying. time saved every day will amount to cone, when we have these "flying taxi- tion, because it is servicing the only When we were planning the Phila- about three hours, or long enough to cabs" operating from the heart of all airline route of its kind in the world, delphia service, I was asked why a fly from Philadelphia to Raleigh, N. C. our great cities to their near -by airports, and, incidentally, the shortest. pilot couldn't get along without radio Now, the business of taking off and radio will of course be flying with them, When I am asked just how important on a flight only six miles long. The an- landing an autogiro on a roof -top re- jusi as it is in Philadelphia today. 10

www.americanradiohistory.com RENDEZVOUS WITH HAPPINESS

This is "Walking Horse Farm" and it belongs to the guy whose picture adorns In jeans and ten -gallon hat, an outfit which he learned to like in Texas, the cover of Radio Guide this week- bandmaster Paul Whiteman (Wed. Whiteman spends one to four days a week as "plain dirt farmer." Above, the night). Near Stockton, N. J., it is the Whitemans' favorite summer rest spot King of Jazz pauses in the old stone barn to inspect his farm implements

The $15,000 Whiteman paid for "Walking Horse Farm" a year ago is the Just as enthusiastic a farmer as Paul is eight -year -old adopted Margo White- smallest part of his investment, for he has since spent about $40,000 on im- man, shown with him on tractor. Farming, in fact, has become a favorite provements, including such equipment as this cultivator, trucks and tractor avocation of radio stars such as Bess Johnson, Frank Black, Tommy Dorsey

-Photographs by Drucker -Hilbert Close -up of the Jazz King doesn't leave much doubt as to his yen for farm- Aberdeen heifers, Suffolk ewes, Hampshire gilts and sundry animals fill ing. At left is a game hen and her chick. Fighting cocks and hens came "Walking Horse" pastures, but most prized is this Texas steer called Amon from Texas on same train as Whiteman band returning from recent trip Carter for one -man Texas Chamber of Commerce Carter, who gave it to Paul

www.americanradiohistory.com Blow: Mae West and Charlie McCarthy. A few incidents such as the Mae West appearance on the "Chase and Sanborn Hour" brought censorship near, but radio beat Government to the prawn

NO MORE NIGHTMARES Listeners get no more Mars frights or Mae West thrills -and here's why By Tom Carskadon

RADIO has washed its face -and groups; Mae West going pretty broad adopted by the NAB at its convention under the new code such a person as just in time! It is a cleaner, in her Garden of Eden skit on the air; in Atlantic City in July and the board Father Coughlin, for instance, would brighter, more liberal radio we'll the nightmarish "Man from Mars" of directors was authorized to set up have to decide which way he wants to be having now, thanks to the new code broadcast -items like these were get- machinery to put it into effect-and en- go. If he is broadcasting religion he adopted by the National Association of ting public, press and pulpit stirred up. force it. No date has been set for it to may buy time on the air, but he must Broadcasters. There was a widespread demand that go into effect, but probably it will be in stick to religion and not attack other There's a story behind that new code. the Federal Communications Commis- September, when the change -over is races and creeds. If he says he is Not much of the story ever got out to sion "do something." There were calls made from daylight- saving back to broadcasting public controversy, he the public, and the average listener from many quarters that radio should standard time. The National Associa- may NOT buy time but must come out little realizes how close he came to hav- be "cleaned up." The heavy shadow tion of Broadcasters includes 422 sta- into the open forums of radio where ing the heavy hand of government cen- of official censorship was coming very tions out of all the stations in the coun- time will be given free and where there sorship laid across his receiving set. close indeed. try, and it remains to be seen whether is a chance for an opposing point of That would have been a pretty howdy - The broadcasters were leaderless and the NAB will be strong enough to swing view to be heard. do. You tune in for Charlie McCarthy, divided. Many thought the attempt to the entire industry into line. Your children will be protected under Amos 'n' Andy, or some other favorite keep up a national organization was As for the code itself, let's take a look the new code. The use of such things program, and maybe you get it and hopeless and should be abandoned. A at some of its main provisions. First off, as horror, torture, or the supernatural is maybe you don't. Under censorship. faithful few, however, carried on. They there's a rule against selling time on the forbidden, along with anything else you get not what you want to hear but served as an interim committee to set air for presenting controversial public that is "likely to overstimulate the child what some government official thinks up a stable organization. They wisely issues. Time for this purpose is given listener or be prejudicial to sound char- you ought to want to hear. decided to ignore the quarreling free. This rule is made to even things acter development." It will probably Here's the story. You wouldn't have groups within the industry and go out- up and make sure that during any pub- take some time to bring all children's heard much about it unless you were side for a paid, permanent president. lic controversy control of the air won't programs around to this more whole- on the inside, but the truth is that just The man chosen was Neville Miller, pass into the hands of whichever side some point of view, but certainly the about a year and a half ago the radio a tall, broad-shouldered Kentucky law- happens to have the most money. code is aiming in that direction. industry was in a bad way. The broad- yer who had been mayor of Louisville In presenting radio news, broadcast- casters couldn't agree among them- and later executive assistant to Presi- NEXT, there's a rule about religious ers are supposed to make sure that selves. The big networks, the little dent Dodds of Princeton University. broadcasts. Time may be sold for "news shall be presented with fairness networks, the big independents, the The nation knew him for his efficient religious programs; but whether spon- and accuracy" and "shall not be edi- little independents. the clear -channel humanitarian work during the 1937 sored or sustaining, such broadcasts torial." If carried out, this rule prob- group, the newspaper -owned stations - floods, and his neighbors knew him as must be designed to "promote the spiri- ably will mean a toning down of some all these and other elements were pur- a liberal, honest and able executive. He tual harmony and understanding of man- of the news commentators, for the corn - ring along together just about as peace- took office in July, 1938, and under his kind" and they "may not be used to mentators are restricted to "analyzing fully as a den of short- tempered rattle- leadership the National Association of convey attacks upon another's race or and elucidating news ... free of bias." snakes. Broadcasters has re- formed its ranks. religion." The code urges more educational Meanwhile, radio was under heavy It is larger than ever, united and, as The purpose of this rule is to make broadcasts and sets a limit on com- pressure from outside the industry. A shown by the code, progressive- religious programs stick to the subject. mercial announcements, amounting to few stray "hells" and "damns" loosed minded. Certain individuals and organizations not more than nine minutes of "com- into the airwaves in a dramatization of The new code of broadcasting stand- invoke the name of religion to carry on mercials" in a full hour's program in Eugene O'Neill's "Beyond the Horizon "; ards represents the radio industry's all kinds of crusades. They go so far, daytime, and six minutes in an hour's protest meetings and angry quarrels effort to show that it is fully capable of even in our freedom -of- worship Amer- show at night. over Father Coughlin's programs; de- putting its own house in order. It ica, as to attack their fellow citizens on Radio is putting its house in order, nunciation of children's programs by doesn't want outside interference or racial or religious grounds. The rule and the broom is due to start swinging women's clubs and parent- teacher government censorship. The code was was not aimed at any individual, but this fall. Then watch the dust fly!

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www.americanradiohistory.com BANDLEADER + SOCIALITE BLISS

When Al Donahue, seit -m '#)andteader, got hÉmseif married to soeaa e Operetes, reg sterite Freericka Gallatin back in 1933, society dropped Fredericka two ctldret colf; but tiey re still happy, romp here at Manhasset. L. I., home thinks of Elfe ;!

Two big reasons for complete happiness in the Donahue household, as a Gay and likable, "Freddy" Donahue is adored by the men in Al's band, matter of fact, are these healthy children, five -year -old Albert Ill (left) fraternizes easily with them. Above, the Donahues are shown taking a and cute baby Nancy, born in the Manhasset home nineteen months ago favor,te ride on Long Island in car Al gave his wife for a birthday gift

-Photographs by Gene Lester Informal living -room of the Donahue home fits the democratic. unpre- Man works from sun to sun, but woman's work is never done, thinks tentious character of its occupants. During his present engagement at "Freddy" laughingly. But Al carries his load well enough, for his Rain - Rainbow Room, Rockefeller Center, Al commutes to and from New York bow (Room schedule includes Saturday, Monday night broadcasts, NBC P 8/42 13

www.americanradiohistory.com -Seavey and Chapleau -Chicago Pictures -Seavey and Chapleau Comic Bill Thompson (left), with Ransom Sher- Curt Massey, new soloist on "Avalon Time" L. to r.: Norris (Abner) Goff, Andy Devine, NBC man on "Smile Parade" (NBC, Thurs. afternoon), (NBC, Sat. night), is also violinist- trumpeter- announcer Charles Lyon joined in fishing trip turns Sherman's tie into "gag." See item below arranger for singing Westerners. See item below into heart of Canadian wilds. See item below BACKSTAGE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. - Man - of - many - shows lofty temperatures . . . Mercedes Mc- Hugh Studebaker has a new set of eye- By Don Moore Cambridge, Midge of "Midstream," glasses. He is supposed to wear them dashed to Mayo Clinic for a health for script reading, but he usually check -up . . . Since returning to Chi- stands at the mike with script in one glars with poetic souls Howard, of the "Ma Per- cago, Bill Thompson is kept busy as hand, glasses in the other. Speaking of apparently took a tip from kins" cast, studied archi- regular on Ranse Sherman's "Smile Studebaker, Hugh does a grand job of a quaint old sampler deco- tecture at the U. of South- Parade" and guest on "National Barn portraying Abraham Lincoln, which he rating a bureau -top in the ern California, but gave Dance" and other programs (see pic- has done on a number of occasions. apartment home of Vivian up a promising career in ture above). Who's this Raymond Massey? Fridell, Mary Noble of architecture for a promis- "Backstage Wife." The ing career in acting . . . Into the heart of Canada for a big read, "Joy be When Don McNeill said False Alarm sampler fishing trip went Chicago NBC an- with you while you stay- that Walter Blaufuss could A kidnaping scare aroused a sub- nouncer Charles Lyon, Norris (Abner) probably eat more than urban Chicago neighborhood when peace be with you on Goff and Andy Devine (see picture your way." The culprits any man in the country, a four- month -old Susan Virginia, daugh- above). While their husbands were joyfully collected $100 worth of jewelry woman listener of Shoemakersville, Pa., ter of Jack Brinkley, announcer of roughing it in the North Country, Mrs. keepsakes wrote to defy Blaufuss to beat her "Kitty Keene," disappeared from the and and peacefully de- Devine and Mrs. Goff saw Chicago parted on their way, while the actress record of 114 clams at one session. Brinkley yard. The police were on the sights with Mrs. Lyon . . . Lee Keller, search, and the frantic mother was just vacationed in the Big Smokies of the former Wayne King drummer, has South. The same Vivian Fridell was once Home on the Radio Range about ready to call in the F. B. I., crashed the show spotlight with his secretary of a University of Wisconsin He isn't a jack -of -all- trades, when two four- year -old neighbor chil- but Curt new "Chime Time Swing Band," open- dramatic dren returned the baby, whom they club. At that time everybody Massey is master of several musical ing at Olympia Fields Country Club. was talking about the two actors in the branches -violin, trumpet, piano, ar- had borrowed "just to play house" . . . unit who were relegated to minor roles ranging, singing. It is in the last -named Carlton Brickert, Mac of "Affairs of Another blossoming orchestra is hit- for lack of poise and experience. They department that shines at Anthony," prizes in his collection of Curt present ting the big -time now. Red -haired, were Fredric March and Ameche. as new walking- sticks one made from the Don soloist of "Avalon Time." The freckle -faced Johnnie (Scat) Davis, song -wrangler made his first formerly of spine of a shark he caught off Ber- public Fred Waring's band, has at the of jail muda. A few days after Mr. and Mrs. Home to the Hayloft appearance age eleven in been doing his swinging, and some at Roswell, New Mexico sweet too, Young of "Pepper Young's Family" ob- -not because scatting with his own orches- The prodigal quintet, the Vass Fam- he had broken the law but because the tra at Chicago's Blackhawk Restaurant served their twenty-first wedding anni- ily, are back in their old haunts, happy versary, Marion Barney, who plays law was giving a party and young ... Man -on- the -street Don Norman (and and harmonious as ever. They left New Massey was a rip-snortin' good fiddler. considered a Mrs. Young, celebrated her own thir- veddy eligible bachelor York immediately after an appearance Curt is one of the famous Westerners, by thousands of ladies) has a tieth marriage milestone A Chicago very ... on "Magic Key" on July 17, and are along with Louise and novel dramatic club's presentation of Shake- Allen Massey, network show broiling. Don's due back on the "National Barn Dance" Milt Mabie and Larry Wellington. (See heard now at 1:00 p.m. CDT speare's "Winter's Tale," to be staged ... Once July 29 . . . Les Tremayne has de- picture above.) each month Michael Stewart, "Planta- next month, will use incidental music veloped a yen for being "in the air" composed for the play by versatile tion Party" basso, sits up all night to as well as "on the air," and he hopes The Eyes Get It talk with his (who Virginia Payne, radio's "Ma Perkins," parents are mission- soon to have his own plane ... In the Eyebrows were lifted when acquain- aries in Hawaii) via short -wave. who is quite talented in music as well "Gateway to Hollywood Summer Thea- tances saw Betty Lou Gerson, Julia as dramatics. ter" Jess Pugh plays the part of a man Meredith of "Midstream," slipping Quote whose son is a physician, and the situ- shyly around studio corners with a Baritone Johnny Johnston (anent a Crossroads Platterbugs ation is carried out in real life, since honey of a "shiner" adorning her left theater appearance): "The act ahead of Among radio people bitten by the Jess does have a son on the Mayo eye. And she got it from husband Joe me was so bad the audience was still record- collecting bug are: Art Peter- Clinic staff. Elliott Lewis, leading man Ainley, radio director. But it wasn't a booing when I was half -way through son, Dr. Ruthledge of "Guiding Light" of "Knickerbocker Playhouse," doodles case of bad man, but of badminton. my second song." (classics); Ken Griffin, Larry Noble of with a pencil over his left ear while One of Joe's smashes bounced off Ransom Sherman: "A mother rabbit "Backstage Wife" (Irish tunes and re- he rehearses, but seems to have plenty Betty's eye instead of her racket . . . was proudly carrying her first -born corded conversations); Mercedes Mc- of poise without pencil when the time Art Van Harvey is considered a barom- around perched on her head, where- Cambridge, NBC actress (all types); comes for the actual show ... Francis eter by the other members of the Vic upon the other catty female rabbits re- Norman Barry, NBC announcer (rhum- X. Bushman of "Stepmother" is plan- and Sade group. When he appears marked, 'Doesn't Mrs. So- and-So look bas and Viennese waltzes) . . . Bur- ning a world tour for 1940 . . . Fred without a necktie, they can expect terrible with her "hair" up ?' " 14 8/42 P

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Radio is well prepared to give to television Miss Lyon is partner of Jerry Marlowe in the Besides television "x- appeal" and piano talent, enough glamour to please the eyes of the most piano team of Lyon and Marlowe, heard often on June possesses dancing, acting, singing ability. discriminating viewer. Above: Radio's June Lyon NBC. She was adjudged ideal television type She weighs 125 pounds. See letter below VOICE OF THE LISTENER

Orson's Echo Readers are invited to express their opinions on this page. Please keep the expressions out of our publicity, because I didn't know how long Dear V. D. L.: mail your letters to V. O. L., 731 Plymouth Court, Chicago this was going to last, and I didn't want A friend in your country sends me a to be tied down to something people Radio Guide occasionally in exchange for might say was old- fashioned just be- copies of Radio Guide's British cousin, Shut -In Corner To the Rescue! cause they got tired of the name in a our Radio Times. So I feel that I am Dear V. O. L.: year or so. But there was no way of eligible to contribute to your page of Dear V. O. L.: avoiding it, so we had to go along with I'm thirty years old, and for the past Why all this dissatisfaction about day- letters from your readers. time serials? A number of them are what the public wanted to call us." I think your readers and all American eighteen years I have been unable to In spite of what Anne Castleman of walk because of spinal trouble. welcome guests in our home "Monday listeners can see an interesting parallel through Friday." Most certainly they Los Angeles says in your July 14 issue, to the Orson Welles "Martian invasion" As is the case with most shut -ins, I Goodman evidently didn't have anything find radio to be my greatest and truest get all tangled up. What is a story in a recent occurrence here in England. worth if it doesn't? We enjoy guessing to do with naming "swing," even though In this case it was more grimly realistic, friend. It supplies me with entertainment he may be the chief exponent. when other sources fail. The personali- how it will all turn out. Surely the in view of our closer involvement in listeners know that the heroes and Elaine Witt, Chicago, Ill. European affairs. Our British Broadcast- ties behind the mikes seem to be actual friends and, though they don't know us, heroines always come out on top some- "Some men are born to swing, others ing Corporation took the precaution to how. I marvel at the script -writer who warn the public for several days over we get the feeling that we know them achieve swing, and still others have intimately, and through these imaginary can get them into such messes, then the English stations, in preparation to weave it around to a happy ending. swing thrust upon them. " -Editor. doing a dramatic piece called "Air Raid." friendships we sort of take our minds off our own troubles. There are real lessons in many of these It was tip be "entirely imaginary," the serials. Centenarian Plus people were told. One of the most remarkable things about radio is the power it holds to keep Helen M. Lewis, Independence, Kan. Dear V. O. L.: James Tripp, London, England. If "We, the People," Ripley, or some up the spirits of the individual. I often A well-aimed volley. Are there other We should like to hear from Mr. think radio was allowed to be invented other such program ever runs out of purpose. is valiant defenders ? -Editor. guests, I know of a likely candidate I Tripp further if any casualties were re- for that special It the clean- est entertainment available, too. Smutty could recommend as one of the most corded in spite of the air warnings. We stuff may go in movies and books, but History Class interesting persons and personalities I shouldn't be surprised if there were not in radio. Dear V. O. L.: ever came in contact with. some severe jitters, since British mili- May it long survive just as it is. I heard mention several times on the He's an old Egyptian here who claims Day tributes that to be about 130 years old. He gets about tary forces have actually been prac- James Graham, 9 Pleasant St., air in Independence Whitesboro, N. Y. the Declaration of Independence was quite actively, sees very well without ticing air raids and air -raid defense.- signed on July 4, 1776. Just to keep the glasses and, with a pretty steady hand, Editor. It appears that gradually the nucleus records, and the radio amateur historians does calligraphy work. In fact, he was of a vast gang of shut -in friends is tak- straight: The Declaration of Indepen- a calligraphist and linguist at the Cen- ing shape through our Shut -In Corner. dence was not actually signed until tury of Progress here. He has a beautiful Compliment to Kemp by philosophy, recites fluently from the We are mighty happy to be of service. about a month after its adoption the Dear V. O. L.: Continental Congress. Koran, and you should hear him chant I'tn one of the many who think Hal So many letters are being received J. Hutley, Baltimore, Md. the Lord's Prayer. He's quite a character. is tops for - from shut -ins everywhere that your John Altgeld, Chicago, Ill. Kemp's versatile orchestra all The adoption of Thomas Jefferson's round entertainment. Don't you think letter may not appear for some time. draft of the Declaration on July 4, 1776, Seekers for radio guests take note. it deserves mention that Kemp's outfit In the meantime you can establish con- has been chosen by the Dance Educators is the beginning of official -Editor. tacts with those whose letters have considered of America as the ideal band to record hostilities, hence its celebration as In- been printed. Good wishes to all of Another Television First an album of "perfect" dance tunes for Day, although the docu- Victor? you.- Editor. dependence Dear V. O. L.: This album, I understand, is to serve ment was not signed by John Hancock I was one of those who saw Joe Louis as a basis of dance instruction for the and his fifty -five compatriots until surprise Tony Galento and Tony sur- Potential Glamour prise everybody recently. I noticed on six major forms of dancing-waltz, fox August 2, 1776. -Editor. trot tfast and slow), tango, congo and Dear V. O. L.: the back of my ticket, whatever the im- plications may be, that the ticket did rhumba. I'm afraid when television comes they'll Victim of the Press? That is really an honor for Hal and have to call in Hollywood to capitalize on not grant the right to televise the bout his boys. Don't you think so? movie glamour. If that happens, it will Dear V. O. L.: or to bring in any equipment connected Ella Farnsworth, Indianapolis, Ind. spoil television as the same sort of situ- I came across a surprising incident with television. I suppose, since a boxing ation is spoiling radio. The only alterna- while reading Benny Goodman's "King- bout has been televised rather success- It is an honor, and it is further in- is for radio to be looking about for dom of Swing." fully, they are watching this field as one tive the name teresting that Kemp's band was chosen some glamour of its own. Goodman actually resented of the future television specialties. Randolph Raymer, Pittsburgh, Pa. "swing." This is his own story about it: Jerome Fillmore, Newark, N. J. for the very versatility which Miss "It was just about the time that we Farnsworth alludes to, because of the Radio can take care of itself, never gave the Tea Dance Concert at the This was the first time such tele- maestro's wide experience with college fear. If it's glamour you want in tele- Urban Room in Chicago, I think, that vision prohibitions have been made on expression students, socialites, ballroom dancers vision, see the pictures on this page the writers picked up the fight tickets, although there are usually 'swing' and started talking about the other prohibitions, and other types of musical fans. - as an illustration of what radio can 'king of swing' and a lot of stuff like such as unauthor- Editor. furnish. -Editor. that. I wanted to play that down and ized movie-making.-Editor. I' 8/12 15

www.americanradiohistory.com NBC. Albert Stoessel, conductor; Georges Barrere, flutist. Suite from "Cephalis et Procris" (Gretry), the Orchestra; Concerto in D for Flute The March of Music and Orchestra (Mozart), Poem (Grif- fes), Georges Barrere and Orchestra; Fandango (Whithorne) . Edited by LEONARD LIEBLING At the time of writing his D major flute concerto, Mozart, then twenty -one, was living in Mannheim, Germany, hop- An ampler Ether, a diviner Air ... "- Wordsworth ing to get some kind of appointment under the Electór. He took life very easily, played an occasional concert, flirted and amused himself. He picked up a few jobs to do, one of them being an order from a rich Dutchman to write three Inside Your Radio Speaking Up concertos and two flute quartets. About that time, however, he fell in love with N 1940 it will be just about twenty By V. Vidal a young singer, Aloysia Weber, and was years since radio broadcasting has IS is vacation time for almost so busy paying her court that he wrote been made practicable, and it seems only two concertos and three quartets everyone, including musicians. As like only yesterday. and was paid half the money. His father soon as the season ends in May, the wrote him an angry letter (one of many), Surely the subject is worth a serious, saying: "Why, did you not follow my thorough editorial explaining the ori- big names disappear from the concert halls and go into hiding until October. advice when I told you to deliver to this gins and development of the mysterious Charlotte Boerner, soprano, is than as quickly as possible? Why? So At least, that's what I had always medium, setting what has featured on "Toronto Promenade as to make sure of the two hundred forth it thought. But achieved. a few days of research Concerts" Thursday night, NBC florins, because I know mankind better brings out the surprising than you!" Well, to begin at the beginning. fact that many of the artists are taking bus- Although Mozart was not particularly There is probably no other single enamored of the flute, he captured the men's holidays, scampering concept in the field of physics that has around FORECAST spirit of the instrument in the few com- the world energetically giving one con- positions he wrote for led to so much dispute and controversy it. This partic- cert after another. Toscanini, HIGHLIGHT of the week is, of ular example is gay, light and exquisitely among scientists as the ether concept. for instance, opens the Lucerne Festival in course, the Toscanini concert delicate throughout, the only note of This theory postulates a medium that gravity coming during the first part of Switzerland this week, and conducts from the music festival at pervades all space and by means of the slow movement. several concerts there. He has just Lucerne, Switzerland, to be heard The Griffes "Poem" is for flute and which light and heat are transmitted over NBC Thursday, 3, finished a London season, and returns on August at orchestra, and was first played in public through regions devoid of ordinary 5 p.m. EDT. He will play Beethoven's to America early in October, so by Georges Barrere. Starting sombrely matter. It has, by many scientists, just "Coriolanus" Overture, Brahms' Sym- and with clouded and obscure harmonies, when he's getting any rest this year is been considered the carrier of all types phony No. 1, Debussy's "La Mer" and it gradually develops into an eerie dance, a mystery. His place near of radiant energy, such as radio, heat, Stresa, in the Prelude to Wagner's "Tristan and with undertones and suggestions of Ori- Italy, is a dream -house ental coloring. Griffes, one of the most light, ultra- violet X -rays, gamma 'rays for relaxation, Isolde." but it won't see much of him this sum- talented of American. composers, died and cosmic rays. Saturday, July 29 at the early age of thirty -six in 1920. mer. Or is he giving Italy a wide Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain Then there is a more recent theory 3:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon berth for a while since last year's Chautauqua Young People's Concert, Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific that also has bearing on the subject of 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. ether. This new thought concerns little run -in with Mussolini's Fascist N BC. Albert Stoessel, c on duc to r. regime. Brandenburg Concerto No. 5 (First Jane Froman, mezzo- soprano; Jan "wave mechanics" and has grown out Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz Movement), Largo (Handel), Finale Peerce, tenor, with Erno Rapee's Or- of the works on modification of the are making a series of joint appear- Symphony No. 1 (Beethoven), Nor- chestra, CBS. Bohr atom as propounded by such in- Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain wegian Dance (Grieg), Hall of the 7:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. ances which threaten to disrupt the Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific vestigators as Dirac, Heisenberg, De Mountain King (Grieg). 6:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. country, judging by the near riots Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain Broglie and Schroeding. It considers 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. which attended the first concert at the Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific The NBC Orchestra, the electrons inside an atom of any 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. a.m. NBC. Frank Lewisohn Stadium. Twenty -two 7:00 material to be either groups of waves thou- Black, conductor. Riders to the Sea sand Dorian String Quartet, CBS. American (Gilbert), Hollywood or accompanied by groups of waves. people were present and fought (Bennett), Tall for seats, and a good if chamber -music. Suite for String Quar- Cities (Spialek). All told, therefore, it is to be deduced strenuous time was had by all. The tour will take tet "Lucrece" (Deems Taylor) (Corn - Robert Russell Bennett was out in scientifically that oh, turn on your Hollywood, scoring several motion pic- - Miss Pons and her husband to missioned by Katherine Cornell for radio and see for yourself how "The the her play, Second Move- tures, when he got the commission from Coast and back, flying all "Lucrece "), Three Little Fishies" comes out! the way, and ment of String Quartet in G Major the League of Composers to write an or- with stops at some of our national chestral work to be played by Dr. Frank (Charles Ives). Black. No restrictions were English as She Is Sung parks. They hope to be back for the Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain laid on 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. Not Available him and the choice of subject was his We all desire opera in English dahlia season in the Pons garden in Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacifie and 10:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. Not Available own. One night, strolling in front of sometimes we get it - in this form, Silvermine, Conn., which flourishes his house, listening to the faint night taken from the official translation of under the tender care of a red -haired Sunday, July 30 sounds of Hollywood, he conceived the idea of presenting a musical the love -scene in the first act of gardener named you guessed it Sonata Recital, M BS. Harry Farbman, icture of - - Hollywood as he saw it. The piece re- Puccini's "La Boheme." "Red." violinist; Edith Schiller, pianist. So- solved itself into an introduction and Lauritz Melchior, after a busy sea- nata in G Major (Brahms). scherzo for orchestra. While working on Rudolfo (rising): "A lady ?" Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain son at Covent Garden, London, is at 12:00 noon 11 :00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. it, he kept in front of him as a reminder Mimi: "I beg-the candle is out." Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific present making life miserable for 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. a piece of paper on which were written Rudolfo: "So." the three sentences: wild boar on his three- thousand "Hollywood as the Mimi: 'Be so kind." -acre Radio City Music Hall of the Air, NBC. world sees it ... girls, glitter and goofi- Rudolfo: "Be seated." estate in Germany. It would be a Music Hall String Symphony. Maurice Mimi: "I need it not." blessing if he would donate some of Baron, conductor; Henrietta Schu- (eagerly): the pelts to the Metropolitan to replace mann, pianist; John Patrick, bass. Rudolfq "Are you ill?" Sarabande, Andante and Bourree Mimi: "Not at all." the moth -eaten ones they use in the various Wagnerian operas. They (Bach), the Orchestra; Piano Con- Rudolfo: "You look pale." just don't go with the diamond tiaras in the certo in D Minor (Bach), Henrietta Mimi: "Ah, yes -the stairs." Schumann; Handel on the Strand, Rudolfo: "Her boxes. feature. How sad. Are Lotte Lehmann Molly on the Shore, Romanze you better ?" has just finished giv- (Grainger), the Orchestra; Aria from ing thirty -five concerts in Australia, Mimi: "Yes." "Simon Boccanegra" (Verdi) , Drink and her idea of relaxation is to write Rudolfo: "Who am I? Then listen. to Me Only with Thine Eyes (Trad.), a book about it, which she's doing in John Patrick; Charmeuse, Batifolage "A poet 1 am. Santa Barbara, California. Shell make (Baron), the Orchestra. And I do what? Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain a few side trips to Los Angeles to sing 12:00 noon 11:00 a.m. 9:00 a.m. I write. Verses do I pen. Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific at the Hollywood Bowl and on 11:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 8:00 a.m. Castles in the build. the air Bing Crosby program. Golden songs sing . . . Columbia Symphony Orchestra, CBS. Elisabeth Rethberg and Ezio Pinza Now thou knowest all. Howard Barlow, conductor. Electro- are taking real vacations, Rethberg in Who I am. phor Polka, Motoren Walzer, Parox- her villa at Mcona, Switzerland, and Who art thou ?" sysmen Walzer, Ball G'schichten Wal- Pinza on a bicycle tour through Italy. zer, Champagner Walzer, Aesculap Etc., etc. He used to be, of all things, a pro- Polka, Telegrafische Depeschen, Ex- That kind of a libretto reminds one fessional bicyclist! plosion Polka, Serail Tanz, Festival - of what Gatti Casazza (former Metro- And John Barbirolli, recently mar- Quadrille on English Themes. Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain -Ashley 6 Crippin politan Opera impresario) once said: ried to Evelyn Rothwell, English obo- 3:00 p.m 2:00 p.m. 12:00 noon Eastern Standard Central Standard ' Pacific Sir Ernest MacMillan will con- "Grand opera in English was one of ist, is honeymooning. What better way 2:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 11:00 a.m. duct the "Robin Hood Dell Con- the tongues born at Babel." to spend a vacation! Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra, certs" Friday night over NBC 16 8,42 P

www.americanradiohistory.com ness." " ollywood as it sees itself . . . divans, vorce and deviltry." "Holly- wood as I see it ... motors, mountains and mo ality." The music is in the modern ein, as is most of Bennett's work. Grand Opera "Tall ities" as analyzed by the corn- poser is symphonic suite of five tone - pictures escribing scenes one can find in any large city in the U. S. A. Num- ber 1 is ailed "General View" (the view in the Making from a kyscraper on a bright sunny day, wit the faint roar of the traffic coming p from below). Number 2 is "The Av nue" (descriptive of the most fashiona le avenue in any city). A minor USUALLY the first settings of stage operas indeed filled with buffoonery. melody '-lls of someone whose heart is plays to music are ascribed to the Handel and the elder Scarlatti im- still in t e old country and who is all but very beginning of the seven- proved somewhat upon the methods of crushed nder the glitter and glamour of , is the composers just discussed, but it re- the ave e. Number 3, "A Shanty Be- teenth century (1600 or so) and it 1787), tween ' o Skyscrapers" (in almost true that they were the basic sugges- mained for Gluck (1714- the every ci y one finds a small wooden tions of what later became known as Great Reformer of opera, to lift that house er: mmed between two tall build- grand opera. However, long before medium into a truly dignified art. But ings, wh' h look down in disdain on their as he served a model for shabby eighbor; the shanty looks wist- those early efforts Europe was ac- as German fully up at the skyscrapers and hopes quainted with masques, mysteries, rather than Italian writers, he shall some da to attain such glory). Num- "Chautauqua Symphony Orchestra" miracle plays, moralities and sacred engage our attention in a later article ber 4, " oon Over the City," describes presents flutist Georges Barrere representations. Strangely enough, on German opera. So now let us pro- the view of the city in the quiet moon- Sunday over an NBC network opera has been usurped by the ceed to Italians of the nineteenth cen- light, an r the finale is a reprise of the while fashionable world as a special form tury. main th mes. (Bizet), Eastern Da ight Central Daylight Mountain andole from "L'Arlesienne" of social observance, its forerunners Donizetti, Bellini and Rossini were 8:00 P. a p.ard 5:00 p.m. Eastern Sta d Central Standard Pacific the Orchestra; All for You (Martin); . -religious rites, even the earlier lions of that time, cultivat- 7:00 p. 8:00 p.m. :00 p.m. Liebestraum (Liszt -Schipa), Margaret were mostly semi from "Eugen Onegin" though scenery was often used and ing chiefly graceful tunes and vocal Edwin ranko Goldman Band, MBS. Speaks; Waltz had Edwin ranko Goldman, conductor. (Tschaikowsky), the Orchestra; Ro- costumed performers acted as well as pyrotechnics. Nevertheless, they even Processitn. of Nobles from "Mlada" many Life (Herbert) , Margaret spoke and sang. many inspirational moments, and (Rimsk -Korsakoff); Italian Polka, Speaks. "Drama by means of music" is what today we admire numerous of their E astern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain Prelude in C Minor (Rachmaninoff); 8:30 pm 7:30 pm 8:30 p.m. their composers and producers called passages for voice and are often aston- Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific None B t the Lonely Heart (Cornet 7:30 p.m 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. the first real operas, Peri's "Daphne," ished at their mastery of orchestral Solo, -onard Smith) (Tschaikow- Maybe Henry Weber's Pageant of Melody, premiered in Florence in 1597, and his coloring and descriptiveness. sky) ; s verture, "1812" ( Tsch aikow- come M BS. Symphony Orchestra. Attilio "Eurydice" created there three years the time will never when hearers sky) ; arch Alouette (Goldman). later. And please note that the finan- fail to find "Lucia" (Donizetti), "Nor- E astern Da light Central Daylight Mountain Baggiore, tenor. 8:30 p. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain ma" (Bellini), and "The Barber of E astern St dard Central Standard Pacific 10:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. cial "guarantors" of the performances 7:30 p. . 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. E astern Standard Central Standard Pacific 9:30 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. were Florentine nobles, who also Seville" and "William Tell" (Rossini) Ford S murer Hour, CBS. Orchestra. granted the use of their state parlors sources of keen delight. Chopin and Tuesday, August I Don Vo rhees, conductor; James Mel- as "stages." Wagner considered Bellini a ranking ton, ten r; guests. Light music. Violin Series, MBS. Alfred Wallen- It is too lengthy and profound a sub- master. Rossini won the sincere horn- Eastern Da light Central Daylight Mountain stein, conductor; Benno Rabinof, vio- 9:00 p. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. ject to godeeply into the question just age of his composing contemporaries E astern St dard Central Standard Pacific linist. Symphonie Espagnole (Lalo). s:oo p 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain now of what Peri and his contem- and still holds a towering position in 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. E astern Standard Central Standard Pacific poraries and immediate successors had the operatic world. The three Italians National Symphony Orchestra, NBC. 7:30 p.m 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Burle l.. rx, conductor; Virginia John- in mind to achieve artistically and mu- steered away from the old classical - son, sop ano; Howard Mitchell, cellist. Wednesday, August 2 sically. Broadly stated, it was the ideal mythological texts and transferred The M t ldau (Smetana) , "Trenzinho Edwin Franko Goldman Band, MBS. combining of words and music, the veritable human emotions into action Bocaipi t" from "Bachiana Braziliera" Edwin Franko Goldman, conductor. perfect union of tone with the inflec- and music. With them flourished the No. 2 Villa- Lobos), the Orchestra; Grand March, University (Goldman); tions and modulations of speech in younger Verdi, but before his long life Aria frr "Bachiana Braziliera" No. 5 Irish Tune (Grainger); Sans Souci The whole idea came ended (1813 -1901) he turned away (Villa- obos), Aria from "The Mar- singing form. (Goldman) (Cornet Solo, Leonard of from crass musical melodrama, and riage o. Figaro" (Mozart), Virginia from the ancient Greek theory pre- Smith); Four American Plantation aristocratic with "Aida," "Otello" and "Falstaff" Johnson and Orchestra; Second and Dances (Arnold). senting drama, and those Third ovements Concerto for Cello Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain Florentines were as eager to ape every- (written at the age of eighty!) sought 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m 5:30 p.m. (Lalo), Howard Mitchell and Orches- Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific thing Grecian in art as our American dramatic truth and appropriate tonal 7:30 p.m 6:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. tra. "aristocracy" is to make a fad of dress for noble subjects. E astern D light Central Daylight Mountain Lewisohn Stadium Concerts, CBS. 10:00 p 9:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. everything European in opera. A coincidence is that Verdi was born E astern St dard Central Standard Pacific Orches- 9:00 p. 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. The New York Philharmonic Caccini and Monteverdi (the "verdi" in the same year as Wagner, and tra. Fritz Reiner, conductor. Sym- part of the name seems prophetic), two doubtless finally fell under his influ- Monday, July 31 phony No. 7 (Beethoven). Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain other composers of the period, devel- ence, but without imitating his har- The Vo ce of Firestone, NBC. 9:30 pm 8:30 p.m 8:30 p.m. Alfred Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific oped the new style masterfully (ex- monies and manner of orchestration. Wallens ein, conductor; Margaret 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. cerpts from their works are sung even (He did, however, copy Wagner in Speaks, soprano. Overture to "Rienzi" (Wagne ), the Orchestra; I'm the Thursday, August 3 today at recitals), Monteverdi elabo- abandoning the display arias and Echo (1 ern), Margaret Speaks; Far- Toronto Promenade Concerts, NBC. rating the aria. Ah, Monteverdi, little choruses.) Reginald Stewart, conductor; Char- did you know what you were starting, With Mascagni and Leoncavallo lotte Boerner, soprano. Overture for soon vain singers demanded that came the school of "verism" or nat- "Fingal's Cave" (Mendelssohn), the arias be made into mere display pieces uralism," using strong, rapidly mov- Orchestra; Jewel Song from "Faust" for their individual brilliancies. It was ing plays as subjects, with characters (Gounod) , Charlotte' Boerner; Sym- not long before a flock of highly paid intensely alive. Both men achieved phony in D Minor (Franck). Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain and thoroughly spoiled vocal gymnasts only one great success each, respec- 9:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. _Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific became public favorites and considered tively with "Cavalleria Rusticana" and 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. themselves more important than the "Pagliacci," these days mostly paired Sinfonietta, M BS. Alfred Wallenstein, composers whose music they sang. in a double bill and therefore some- conductor. Milton Kaye, soloist. All - (Sounds familiar to us, doesn't it ?) times playfully referred to as the "ham Russian program. Serenade No. 2, For a while, operas resembled some- and eggs" of opera! Puccini took the Opus 11 (Glazounow) ; Caucasian Sketches (Ippolitov -Ivanov); Con- thing that might be called costume Mascagni-Leoncavallo style further - certo for Piano and Orchestra (Shosta- concerts, with the box -holders inter- if not melodiously, at least with more kovich) . ested only in the popular arias, and be- refined and subtle orchestration. His Eastern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain tween times served with supper, con- "Madam Butterfly," "Tosca" and "La 9:30 p.m. 8:30 pm. 6:30 p.m E astern Standard Central Standard Pacific 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. versing loudly and even playing cards! Boheme "swept the musical world tri- The stories of the operas were not umphantly and remain in the affec- Friday, August 4 taken very seriously, for during the tions of opera -goers everywhere. Since Robin Hood Dell Concerts, NBC. Sir first half of the eighteenth century the his death in 1924 ( "Turandot" was his Ernest MacMillan, conductor. "Mother librettos continued to be founded upon last opera, left unfinished and com- Goose" Suite (Ravel); Three Poems classical and mythological subjects. pleted his friend Allano), no on Hebraic and Aramaic Themes by Italian However, an almost incredible practise has been forthcoming to equal -Bloom (MacDonald);. Polka and Fugue from opera John Patrick, basso, will be heard "Schwanda" (Weinberger). of those days was to intersperse be- the worth or success of his master- E astern Daylight Central Daylight Mountain tween the acts of the serious works pieces, unless one excepts the fine on "Radio City Music Hall of the 9:30 P.M. 8:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Central Standard Pacific Alr" Sunday over an NBC network 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 5:30 P.m. merry little pieces called "buffa," "Love of Three Kings" by Montemezzi. P 8/42 17

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Persistent headache of three major Reversing the usual procedure in Co- networks arises from the fact that the lumbus, Ohio, recently, school went to United States is divided into four time radio. The radio speech and production zones: Eastern, Central, Mountain, Paci- classes of Professor Donald Riley at fic.' Typical example: A program aired Ohio State University were invited by at 8 p.m. Eastern time (7 p.m. Central WBNS to take over the station's opera- time), when a maximum number of peo- tion for a day. When that day arrived, ple are free to listen to the radio, is re- the students swarmed into the station ceived in the West at 6 p.m. Mountain crying, "Where do we begin ?" time (5 p.m. Pacific time), when most Twenty -five young men and women women are busy preparing the evening were assigned to various offices in the meal and most men are homeward station -announcing, production, conti- bound from work. This problem was nuity, and even sales and promotion. solved for sponsors by creating a sys- They worked side by side with the tem whereby a program is broadcast regular staff members and participated once for listeners in the East, later for in a series of one -hour forums con- audiences in the West. Although this ducted by the station's executives. technique has been extensively ex- -National Park Service, U. S. Department of the Interior The idea for Ohio State Radio Day ploited in commercial radio, it will be How Rocky Mountain bighorn (above) and other animals in our was conceived by Mr. Jerome R. Reeves, utilized for the first time to make a national parks live and are cared for will be discussed Saturday on WBNS promotion -publicity, and was sustaining series conveniently available "Nature Sketches." The agile bighorn is called "monarch of the crags" carried out in collaboration with Pro- to all listeners when Columbia launches fessor Irwin Johnson, director of devel- the "American School of the Air" next opmental programs at WBNS and a fall on a rebroadcast schedule. Accord- "Nature Sketches" "Men Behind the Stars" member of the O. S. U. staff. Messrs. ing to present advance plans, the Reeves and Johnson arranged the day's "American School of the Air" will be That the life of a national -parks ranger The August 4 broadcast in this series schedules to allow a maximum amount broadcast in the East from 9:15 to 9:45 is not a dull, monotonous existence will will be devoted to the constellation of practical experience and, at the same a.m., in the Midwest and West at 2:30 -3 be illustrated on the July 29 broadcast, Cygmus, or The Swan -popularly iden- time, permit opportunity for special p.m. CST, 1:30 -2 p.m. MST. Columbia when park -naturalist Raymond Gregg tified as the Northern Cross by virtue conferences with station representa- affiliate stations in the Pacific time zone treats the Junior Nature School to a of the fact that the stars in this group tives. They also prepared a list of are making arrangements to rebroadcast peek at the work of the men who pro- do make a large and symmetrical cross. twenty -five questions dealing with all the series (by transcription) at times tect and care for wildlife in the nation's In August we can see this large, bright phases of local and network commer- locally convenient. great recreational areas. Starting at one figure nearly overhead in the Milky cial broadcasting, submitting them to This change in policy is a significant of the plats established for the study of Way, with the conspicuous star Deneb the students as they arrived. The ques- step toward closer network -classroom game -range conditions in Rocky Moun- at the top of the cross pointing toward tions served to "point up" the day's relationship. NBC would do well to tain National Park, the discussion be- the north. The drawing below shows experiences and to stimulate thinking adopt a similar policy with their 2 p.m. tween instructor and class will reveal this constellation as a bird with out- on many problems which otherwise (EST) programs designed for classroom the intriguing story of how the animals spread wings flying south in the sky. might have been missed. use. live, their habits and inter -relations with In Lowell's New Year's Eve we read: The climax came toward the end of In spite of the fact that WLW's "Na- the surroundings and each other, how Orion knelling in his starry niche the day when the students gathered for tion's School of the Air" earned the the rangers study their habits, needs The Lyre whose strings give music an informal discussion of their adven- distinction of three first awards and two and numbers to keep them well and audible ture in education. Enthusiastic response honorable mentions in the exhibition of contented. To holy ears, and countless splen- was elicited by such questions as recordings at the Tenth Institute for Note during the broadcast Gregg's dors move, "Should radio stations give listeners Education by Radio last May, it will be novel use of the following similes: Crowned by the blazing Cross high what they want or what we think they discontinued this fall in favor of adult - "Porky and the pine," "never say die," hung o'er all. ought to have ?" "Upon what impor- education programs. The series was "two kinds of headwork," "eating their tant American concept is present -day aired Coast to Coast last year over MBS heads off." "Men Behind the Stars," presented radio based ?" "What is the policy of facilities and has been a WLW educa- by the Hayden Planetarium of the American broadcasting stations in re- "Nature Sketches" may be heard American Museum of Natural History, tional feature for ten years. gard to so- called controversial issues ?" Saturdays over NBC at: may be heard Fridays over CBS at: "Although we hear constantly of radio's "Columbia Workshop Festival "t is EDT 11:45 a,m. EST 10:45 a.m. EDT 5:45 p.m. EST 4:45 p.m. responsibility to the public, can you Columbia's contribution to summer lis- CDT 10:45 a.m. CST 9:45 a.m. CDT 4:45 p.m. CST 3:45 p.m. tening. In this series eight of the best MST 8:45 a.m. PST 7:45 a.m. MST 2:45 p.m. PST 1:45 p.m. think of any responsibility which the "Columbia Workshop" productions will public owes radio ?" . . . etc. The an- be revived, five new programs will be swers were intelligent and stimulating, presented. In the list are many that giving rise to much.spontaneous debate the serious listener should not fail to before the microphone. hear: August 3, Pauline Gibson's hu- This stunt was an encouraging mani- morous "The Ghost of Benjamin festation of the growing willingness of Sweet "; August 17, Wilbur Daniel educators and broadcasters to get to- Steele's "A Drink of Water "; August gether on problems which long have 24, "Meridian 7- 1212," written and di- been annoying both. The University rected by Irving Reis; September 7, faculty and the station's executives felt Norman Corwin's prize -winning bomb- that the results of the day's experiment ing drama "without music," "They Fly were such as to warrant the continua- Through the Air with the Greatest of tion of the project as an annual institu- Ease I; September 28, the awe -inspiring tion. As an exercise in functional edu- spectacle of the populace of a city cation, the program was considered awaiting death, Archibald MacLeish's successful and should lead to other "The Fall of the City." Here is the instances of practical cooperation. chance many, like I who missed the original presentations, have awaited. The writer religiously each week cuts Let's not miss them this time. out the pictures and articles on this -J. H. page about the "Nature Sketches" series, pastes them into his Nature Daylight -sating time, observed by some communities during summer months, further complicates time difficulties. Sketches Scrapbook. The result: An ex- tThundays at 10 0.m. EDT, 9 EST and ('DT. 8 CST, tremely interesting guide -book to the f MST, 6 PST. natural beauty and animal life of Rocky :fudged the year's outstanding dramatic brosdcast" by the Tenth Institute for Education by Radio. -The Hayden Planetar,um of the American Museum of Natural History Mountain National Park. 18 9/43 P

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WTMJ last Word in Sports WTAD -Headlines WCCO -Pat Kennedy's Orch, WHO WIRE WTAM WTMJ KSD *WTAQ -News WHAS -Kentucky Play Party 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WGN -Woody Herman's Oreh (sw -9.53) (also at 8:30 p.m. 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT WIBA -Hollywood Beach NBC -Avalon Time: KOA KFI NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: WIRE CST) WIND -Pedro De Leon & Ambas- WKBH -Nightcap Yarns (also see 6:30 p.m. CST) *News: WKBB WKBH sadors KMOX -Old Fashioned Barn Dance WMAQ Milt Herth Trio MBS -Frankie Masters' Orch.: WCCO -Jav MBS -Fiesta Time: WGN WHBF *WHBF- News. Dance Tunes WISN- Echoes of Stage & Screen Mills' Orch. W OC N W . Turner Dance Hall NBC -Charlie WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers WKBB -Song, WGN WIBA -Hollywood Beach Barnett's Orch.: Shoppers 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT WOWO WBOW KWK WMT (sw- WOC- Program Preview *WKBH -News NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: WIND -Carlos Molina's Orch. MBS -Enric Madriguera's 11.87) WROK -Swing Club WSBT -Down the Avenue Orch.: WMT (sw-6.14) 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WTAD -Tempo Moderne WGN WHBF CBS -Henry King's Orch.: WBBM Sports: WTAQ - Melody Time NBC -Horace Heidt's Orchestra: WKBB WKBH WOC WTAQ -American Weekly WMBD WKBB WFBM WISN KOA- Dinner Date with 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT NBC -Joe Rines' Orch.: KSD KSD WBOW Judy 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT WTAM WJR WTAQ WBBM Western MBS -Symphonic Strings: WOR CBS -Jack Jenny's Orch.: WCCO Golf Summary NBC -Atka- Seltzer National Barn WCCO -Americans at Work 710 kc.) CBS -Del Courtney's Orch.: WCCO WISN WBBM WTAQ KMOX NBC -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: KOA Dance; Uncle Ezra; Henry Burr; WCFL -Race Results WISN WKBH WFBM WBBM WKBB WSBT -6.12) WBOW WTMJ Hoosier Hot Shots; Maple City NBC -Don't Forget, Allen Pres- (sw WHA -Organ Reverie 9.53 KMOX NBC -Bill Marshall's Orchestra: Four; Arkie; Ann, Pat & cott, m.c.: WMT (sw- -11.87) *News W%1BD WHO WOC WJR WHAS -Dr. Charles W. Welch WMAQ (sw -6.14) Judy; Male Octet; Joe Kel- NBC -Benny Goodman's Orch.: NBC -AIka- Seltzer Barn Dance: WFBM WHAS WROK WKBH WHIP -Lithuanian Hour WMT WBOW WTMJ ly, me.; Glenn Welty & Orch.; KSD WTAM WIBA WTMJ KOA KOA KWK KWK -Sports Review MBS -Garwood Van's Orch.: WMT WIBA- Dinner Melodies WGBF (also see 7 p.m. CST) WLS WLW (sw- 11.87) WIRE WMAQ WLW WBOW WFAM - Young America on the Air KWK WHBF WGN WIND Today's Baseball Game Guests: (also at 9 p.m. CST) CBS -To be announced: (sw- 11.83) *News: WIBA WKBB WTAQ *WHBF -News: Sports Review KSD -Music You Want WJJD -Twilight Tempos For farther detail see sponsor's WIND- Rhythmic Age WLS -Nat'l Barn Dance KWK -Feature WENR -Milt Herth's Trio *WLS -News announcement on page 20. Parade *WJR -News Comes to Life *WLW -Peter Grant, news WLW -Renfro Valley Folk WGN- Johnny Davis' Orch. WHAS -Dick Cisne's Orch. NBC -Vox Pop: WTAM WMAQ WLS -Barn Dance Varieties WMAQ -Bunny Berigan's Orch. WHO- Tavern in the Town WMBD -Sports: Hits of the Day KSD WIRE (sw -9.53) *WHBF -News: Sports Sparks WLW -Dance Orch. WTAM -Tom Manning -Newt: Organ WHO -Bert Hirsch Presents WIBA -The Willows *WROK Reveries -Your WMAQ- Lawrence Welk's Orch. WTMJ- Today's Events WSUI- Dinner Hour Prgni. CBS Hit Parade: WISN WIND -Jimmy Jackson's Orch. *WIND -The Nite Watch; Talk, WBBM WHAS WCCO WMBD -Tunes of Today 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT WTAD -Sports Views & Reviews WSBT WKBB -What Is Ito News, Music W.IR WROK -The Band Wagon CBS -Jack Jenny's Orch.: WJR KMOX WFBM WKBH WKBH -Rapid Ad WIRE -Dance Time 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT WSBT -Jack Coffey's Orch. WKBH WKBB WOC WMBD WTAQ WLS- Barnyard Jamboree *WKBH -Night Owl's All- Request CBS -Music Maestro, Please: (sw- 11.83) (also KNX KSL at 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT WKBB WTAQ -AI Michel's Sport Wheel NBC -Horace Heidt's Orch.: WHO Prgm: News 10 p.m. CST) CBS -Del Courtney's Orch.: WKBB Orch. *News: WMBD WOC 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WTAM WLW -Bennie Strong's KMOX -Aline Varieties MBS -Aloha Handicap: WMT CBS -Grant Park Concert: WKBB MBS -Griff Williams' Orch.: WGN - ports: WMBD WOC WOC -Bill Voss' Fun Club *KWK -Shorts Final: News WHBF KWK WTAQ WISN WCCO WBBM WHBF *News: KWK WCCO WTAM -Bob Millar's Orch. WBBM -Carlos Molina's Orch. *News: WSUI WBOW WOC (sw- 11.83) MBS -Inside of Sports: WIBA WFBM -Moon Prelude End of Saturday Programs

WTAD -WPA Prgm. MBS -Don Arres, bar.: & Orch.: MORNING WTMJ -Comic Caravan SUNDAY, July 30, 1939 WGN WHBF AFTERNOON NBC Orch.: 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT -Norman Cloutier's WHO WMAQ (sw- 15.33) 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT NBC -Kidooalers: WMAQ 12:00 CST 1:00 CDT WROK -Music Maestro, Please WMAQ -Songs of the Heart German Hour: WIND WISN CBS.Democracy in Action, drama: KMOX -Piano Recital WAAF- Musical NBC -Highlights of the Bible: WTMJ- Masters of Rhythm WMBI- Moody Memorial Church Hour WFBM KMOX WCCO WFAM WBBM -Waltz Time WBBM- Sunday Sunshine WIRE WBOW WMAQ *WIBA -News WTAD -Musical Varieties WOC WKBH (sw- 17.83) 9 :30 CST CDT WBOW -Music for You Subject: "Places Where We WIND -Light Classic 10:30 WTAQ -High Mass. St. Joseph's Need Help." NBC -Julio Oyanguren, guitarist: WCFL -Komedy Kingdom NBC -Sunday Dinner at Aunt WBOW WHO 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT WHIP- Budapest Hour Fanny's: WMAQ WHO WLW NBC- Exertion: WCFL Diversiion Without 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT WAAF -Let's Dance WJJD -Petit Theater WTMJ WBOW WIRE WCFL WOWO WMT WLW (sw- CBS -Major Bowes' Capitol Family: CBS -News & WFBM WLS -Grace Wilson, contr. WLW Cecile Tabernacle Choir MBS -Ginsburgh's Concert Orch.: 15.21 -21.5) Rhythm: WFAM WCCO WIND KMOX KMOX WBBM WISN WKBB WMBD WKBH WMAQ- Master Singing Canaries WMBD -First Baptist Church WMT WHBF WGN CBS -Church of the Air: WCCO WMT -Church Prgm. *NBC -News: Alice Remsen: In WOC 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT NBC -Nat'l High School Orch.: WBBM KMOX WKBB (sw- 17.83) WTAQ -Organ Melodies KWK WOWO (sw- Speaker: Reverend Daniel E. the Land of Make Believe: NBC -Southernaires: WLS WOWO NBC -On the Job, drama: WHO WIBA WENR Weigle of the Philadelphia WOWO (sw- 15.21 -15.33) (sw -15.33 -15.21) WBOW 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT 11.87) Association of Congregational WJBC WMBD WTAD Churches. *NBC -News; Romance Melodies: KWK -Automotive Reporter MBS -Betty & Buddy: WHBF *WBBM-Headlines *News: WCFL- Echoes of Vienna WAAF- Remember With doy WMAQ WLW (sw -21.5) WAAF- Matinee Rhythm CBS -Salt Tabernacle Reigion on the Air Lake City WCFL Spotlight Prgm. KWK- MBS WBBM- Sunday Sunshine WTAD -Church Organ Music WAAF -Carnival of Comics -Dick Harding, organist: Choir & Organ: WMBD WKBB WHIP- Historic Poland WHBF WFBM- Christian Men Builders WKBH WFAM WOC KMOX *WFAM -News : Old -Time Gospel WIBA -Tony Salerno Orch. WGN -Morning Melodies (sw- 17.83) 11:30 CST 12:30 CDT Tabernacle *News: WROK WTMJ WMT WHBF -Among the Music Masters NBC -Sunday Symphonette:WMAQ WIND- Sunday Dance KWK -Adult WFBM -Concert Miniatures Education Council of WIBA -First Congr. Church *WAAF -News WLW (sw- 15.33) WISN -Home Owners WGN -Reading of the Comics St. Louis WIRE -Indiana University Prem. WBBM -Man on the Street WJJD-Anson Weeks' Oreh. WAAF -Gypsy CBS -Walberg Brown Strings: WHBF -Buenos Dias! Caravan WJJD -Happy Go Lucky Time. W CCO -K idoodlers WKBB -WPA Prgm. WHIP- Hnuearian Fantasies WBOW -Sunshine Hour WCFL -Rev. John Zoller WFBM WKBB WOC WTAQ (sw- WMBI -Round Table *WLW -News Review 17.83) WHO -Bible Broadcaster WCCO- Ramona Gerhard WMAQ-Sing An Old Song WFBM- Stardust Melodies WIBA -Sunday Songs WCFI. Hit Revue WIBA- Morning Melody NBC -Continental Varieties: KWK 12:15 CST 1:15 CDT WIND -Italian Hour WFAM -Mental Meanderings 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WIND-Methodist Prgm. WENR (sw- 15.21) *News: WROK WKBB WAAF-Spotlight Melodies WISN -St. Boniface Church WHIP-German Hour N BC- Book: WIRE -Chystal Melody Hour MBS- Salvatore de Stefano, harp- Vernon Crane's Story WBBM- Concert Echoes WJJD- Suttday Morning Party WHO- Seventh Day Adventist WLW WBOW WHO WISN -Sunday Morning Revue ist: WGN WHBF WLS Hour WIBA -Norwegian Hour WJJD -Santaella's Orch. WCFL- Dugout Interview -Everybody's MBS -Radio Warblers: WHBF *KMOX- Headline Highlights WMBD -Funnies Club; Weather WIND -Morning Rhythm WLS -Uncle Don Reads the Fun- WGN -Don Pedro & His Violin WIRE -Feld Sisters KWK WGN nies WBBM -Rhythm at Noon WISN- Stardust Matinee WTAD- Gospel Hour WCCO Exclusive WTMJ Church Services WISN -Music for Sunday NBC -Southernaires: WIRE WMAQ -Prevue of New Records WJBC-Dance Music WJJD -Bureau of Missing Persons WROK-Organ *WCFL-News WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WCFL- Rhumba Cafe *WFAM -The Funny Paper Man: 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WKBB -United Church Service WMAQ -Radio Parade WMBD -Dean & Gail WKBH -Morning Melodies News WTAD- Highway to Heaven WGN Symphonic Hour WMT -A Trip Thru' Niagara 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WHO-Humanitarian Hour WOWO -Christian Science Prgm. WLS -Little Brown Church CBS -Salt Lake City Tabernacle: WMBD -Hod Hiatt. organist 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT *WIRE -News 12:30 CST 1:30 CDT WCCO WJJD -Dick Baker, songs 8:30 CST 9:30 CDT WOC -To Have & Hold NBC -Walter Logan's Musicale: -Univ. of Chicago Round Ta- MBS- American Wild Life: WHBF WMBI -Organ Recital NBC -Russian Melodies: WOWO WTAD- Concert Hall of the Mas- WBOW WHO WIRE WMAQ KSD WMAQ NBC WOWO -Missionary Hour ble Discussion: WHO WMT WIRE (sw -21.5) ters (sw 15.27) WBBM- Sunday Sunshine WIRE WLW CBS -Major Bowes: WTAD- Echoes of Stage & Screen WBOW WTMJ WJBC -Park M. E. Church WIBA CBS -Win's Over Jordan: WCCO 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT MBS -Harry Farbman, violinist: WKBH Church Services WTMJ Our Boys & Yours WFAM WKBB (sw- 17.83) NBC- Neighbor Nell: KWK WOWO WHBF NBC- Treasure Trails of Song: Music detail on page 16 this week. WMBD Used Car Parade KWK (sw- 15.33- 15.21) WROK -Swedish Mission Taber- 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT WENR WOWO NBC -Barry McKinley, songs: NBC -Radio City Music Hall of WMAQ MBS -Reviewing Stand: WGN the Air; Orch.: KWK nacle CBS -Walberg Brown Strings: CBS -Going South; Vocalists: String WTAD Sr Peter's Church WKBH WCCO WCCO KMOX -Travelogue WHBF WLW WMT (sw- 15.21) WKBB KMOX WMBD WOWO MBS- Blossom Quartet: KWK -Reading the Funnies *News: WCFL WMBD Music detail on page 16 this week. 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT Orange WFAM WFBM WBBM WAAF -Canary Serenade WAAF-The Sport of Kings WAAF -Radio Horse Show NBC -Waterloo Junction, sketch: WGN MBS -Leo Freudberg's Orch.: NBC- Varieties: WMT WBBM -Of Men & Books WCCO -Hoosier Hot Shots WCFL -To be announced WENR KWK WOWO (sw- 15.21) Continental WHBF WGN WBOW -Radio Gospel WFAM -Highlights of the Week's WGN -Univ. of Chicago Chapel CBS- Church of the Air: WCCO KMOX- Onward Road News: WOC WKBH WHBF -The Curtain Rises News Service WKBB WOC WFAM KMOX (sw- WCFL- Echoes of Havana WAAF-Tower Tunes WIBA -Melodies WHO- Seventh Day Adventist WHIP -First Church of Nazarene 17.83) WHBF -To be announced Speaker: Reverend John J. WISN -Polish Merrymakers WISN -Spiritual Fellowship WIND -General Melodies *WIND- Jewish News & Views *WIBA -News WJJD -To be announced Seally (Catholic), diocesan di- -Sunday WLS -Little Brown Church *WLS -News: Ervin Lewis WJBC -Family Album rector, Society for the Propaga- WIRE Concert WMBI- Message WLW -Church Forum WMAQ -Radio Parade WJJD- Sunday Serenade tion of the Faith, New York *WJJD-News WROK-Muac Maestro, Please WMT -Musical Clock WLS-Sports City. WTAQ -Red Ravens' Orcb. (Continued on Next Page)

www.americanradiohistory.com Page 22 8/42-E WCFL -Nat'l Emergency Council, Good Listening for Sunday Talk WJJD- Twilight Tempo SUNDAY Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder ndicated. WKBH -John Gruber * Star in program listings indicates news highlights *WLW -Peter Grant, news WOC- Sports July 30 MORNING 5:00 CST (6:00 CDT) Aldrich Family; Comedy WROK- Veterans of Foreign Wars WTAD- Sunday Evening Concert 9:30 CST Sketch. (10:30 CDT) Major Bowes' Capitol Comedy sketch, starring Ezra Stone, young Broadway 6:45 CDT (12:30 p.m. Continued) 5:45 CST Family. star. Vocalists and orchestra. KMOX -Of Men & Books WMT-Hits & Encores: Music for 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) Fitch Bandwagon. *KWK- Sports: News Today 10:00 CST (11:00 CPT) Radio City Music Hall. Featuring up- and -coming bands of the younger genera- WAAF- Sunday Serenade WROK-Concert Hall String orchestra, conducted by Maurice Baron; Hen- tion, with Garry Morfit, M. C. WCFL -Labor Flashes v1 rietta Schumann, pianist: John Patrick, bass. WHBF -Sports Trail 12:45 CST 1:45 CDT 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) Radio Guild; Drama. WISN -Tenth Inning CBS -Going South; Vocalists: AFTERNOON Tonight's drama: "Dust in Their Eyes." WKBH -Sport Flash WCCO WOC WKBH WLW -Melody Magic MBS -Alice Blue, pianist: WHBF 12:00 CST (1:00 CDT) National High School Or- 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) Jane Froman, Mezzo - *WOC -News KWK WGN chestra, Soprano; Jan Peerce, Tenor. WROK -Tropical Moods Erno Rapee conducts the orchestra. *News: WMT WMAQ WTAQ This program originates at the National Music Camp at Interlochen, Joseph E. professor of WAAF -Orchestra Pit Michigan. Maddy, NIGHT WTAD -Blended Voices music at the U. of Michigan, will be the conductor. NIGHT 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Adventures of Ellery 1:00 CST 2:00 CDT 12:00 CST (1:00 in Action. CDT) Democracy Queen; Drama. 6:00 CST 7:00 CDT "Foreign Relations," dramatizing the first and most im- CBS -Columbia Broadcasting Sym- Dramatized detective stories, with Ellery Queen, fiction - NBC -Chase & Sanborn Hour; portant duty of that branch of the Government-that phony: WIND WFAM KMOX detective story- writer and others. Tonight's drama, WTMJ KSD WTAM WIRE WLW WCCO WFBM WMBD WKBB of preserving peace. "The Adventure of the Bad Boy." WMAQ WHO WIBA (sw -9.53) WKBH WTAQ WBBM (sw- 17.83) Pictures of this program may be found on page 40. Music 'detail on page 18 this week. 12:30 CST (1:30 CDT) University of Chicago CBS -Adventures of Ellery Queen: WCCO WSBT WTAQ NBC -Chautauqua Symphony Or- Round Table Discussion. 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Symphony Orchestra. WFBM KMOX WOC WBBM WKBH chestra: WMAQ WBOW WTMJ Frank Black conducts the orchestra. Music detail on page re this week. 1:00 CST (2:00 CDT) Columbia Broadcasting WISN (sw- 15.27) MBS -On a Sunday Afternoon: Symphony. 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Chase and Sanborn Hour. NBC -Symph. Orch., Frank Black, WGN KWK WHBF With Howard Barlow conducting. Don Ameche, M. C.; Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mc- conductor: WBOW (sw- 11.87) Music detail on page 111 this week. NBC -Melodies for Milady: WENR Carthy, comedians; Dorothy Lamour, vocalist; Donald 2:30 CST (3:30 CDT) The World Is Yours; MBS- Design for Melody: WHBF (sw- 11.87- 15.33) Dickson, baritone; Robert Armbruster's orchestra. Drama. Old Fashioned Revival: WHAS *KSD -News: Lightnin' Jim Guest: Luis Alberni, dialect comedian. 3:00 CST (4:00 CDT) Nobody.'s Children. KWK WLS *WAAF -Brad Williams, news WAAF This show is based on the case histories of orphans 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Hollywood Playhouse. -Rhythm in Rhyme WHBF-Judge Albert M. Crampton, WCFL -Irish Hour from local children's home- finding societies. Guests: Dramatic program, with Gale Page and Jim Ameche. talk WGN- Heidelberg Concert Orch. radio, and WHIP -Rt. Rev. Leon Grochowski Phil Regan, "Singing Cop" of screen and 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Ford Summer Hour. WHIP -Masquers Players WHO -Lightning Jim Whipple Sam Baiter, commentator on "Inside of Sports." James Melton, tenor; Francia White, soprano; Rouge WIND- Recreation of "Today's WIBA -Music by Cugat Reporter; Don Voorhees' orchestra; Connie Gates and Ball Game" WIRE -Rhythm Revue 3:00 CST (4:00 CDT) Hall of Fun. WJJD -Musical Comedy Memories Ike); instrumental duo of employees of Ford Plant, guests. WISN -Joe Goldman Frank Jenks, M. C.; Cliff Edwards (Ukulele WJR- Gerald L. K. Smith WLW -True Story Time Frances Hunt, vocalist; Richard Lane, and Gordon CDT) Walter Winchell, Col- WKBB-Sports Auditorium 7:30 CST (8:30 WMBI- Choir Jenkins' orchestra. umnist. WMBD -Sports: Hit of the Day WMT -Welcome Stranger *WMT -News WOC-Lightnin' Jim 3:45 CST (4:45 CDT) Letters Home from the 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) American Album of Fa- WOWO -Ball Scores *WOWO -News World's Fair. miliar Music. *WROK -News: Musical Work- WROK -Music Graphs York This program originates from the New World's Frank Munn, tenor; Jean Dickenson, soprano; Elizabeth shop WTAD- Lawrence Glosenmeyer WTAD -Baseball Fair. Ray Perkins, comedian; songs and interviews. Lennox, contralto; Haenschen's concert orchestra. Summary 1:15 CST 2:15 CDT 4:30 CST (5:30 CDT) Gateway to Hollywood National Symphony Or- 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) MBS- Design for Melody: WMT NBC -A Bookman's Notebook: Summer Theater. chestra. WGN -Joe WENR WOWO (sw- 11.87. 15.33) A serial adaptation from the motion picture "Career," concert from the Potomac Water Gate, Reichman's Orch. Sunset symphony WJJD -Pickard Family with Alice Eden and John Archer, stars of the picture, is the guest conductor. WAAF- Markets: Melody Review Washington, D. C. Burle Marx WKBB -In the Gloaming the leading roles. WISN- Dugout Doings in *WMBD -News WMT -Geo. Sir Venká s Orch. 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Good' Will Hour. 4:30 CST (5:30 CDT) Grouch Club. John J. Anthony conducting. WOWO- Sunday Concert WTAD -Dance Music With WTAD -Edith Raye, songs WTAQ -Door County Express Jack Lescoulie, M. C.; Arthur Q. Bryan; Phil Kramer; Emery Parnell; Walter Tetley; Beth Wilson; Leon Leo - 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) H. V. Kaltenborn, Com- 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT 1:30 CST 2:30 CDT nardi's orchestra. mentator. MBS -Goldman Band Concert: NBC -Allen Roth Presents: WENR WHBF WMT Music detail on page this week. KWK (sw- 11.87) 17 WAAF -Evening Concert NBC -Chautauqua Symphony Or- from the Subject: "Social Peace." 4:45 CST 5:45 CDT WGN -Steve Leonard's Orch. chestra: WTMJ WIBA WMAQ WTAD -Bill Smith's Trio *NBC -News Nation's Martin WJJD -Pacific Paradise Capitol: WOWO WENR Speaker: Reverend WHO WTMJ -Organ & Harp tl'Malley of St. Louis. *News: WTAD WTAQ WCFL WMBD- Concert Hall of the Air CBS -Columbia Broadcasting Sym- NBC -Halt of Fun: WMAQ WLW WAAF -Waltz Time 3:15 CDT MBS -Summertime Concert: WLW WROK- Studio Party phony: WOC 2:15 CST sw -9.53) WMT WHBF KWK WHIP -Sunday Night Supper Dance WTAD- Parsonage at Maple Valley MBS -El Paseo Troubadours: Father Coughlin: WTMJ WIRE WAAF -The Jury Box WJBC -Mabel Foley Baseball Game: WISN WBOW -Music WHBF WHIP WIBA WGN -Swing It WKBH Makers 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT KSD -Baseball Scores: Municipal KWK- United Christian Reporter WOC -Mary Von Maur Sings WGN -Arthur Sears Henning -KSD- Canary Serenade WHIP -Roseland Bethany Church Opera Previews WAAF -Odds & Ends in the News WSBT -Ball Scores WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers WAAF -Markets: Melody Medley *WIND -News of the World WAAF -Story of the C. Y. O. -Scandinavian Day Prgm. *WKBB -News WHIP -Symphonetta WHO WJBC -Dance Music 5:00 CST 6:00 CDT WBBM -Flanagrams WISN -Musical Highways WTAD -Tempo Moderne WTAD -Little Theater of the Air WJJD -Baseball Scoreboard WCCO -Baseball, Indianapolis vs. WJBC -Band Concert CBS -The Alibi Club: WTAQ WOC Minneapolis (double- header) WOWO -Nazarene Service WKBB 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT 2:30 CST 3:30 CDT WROK -Dance Hour *WROK -News: Richard Leibert, WSBT WKBH WMBD WGN -Helen Westbrook, organist WTAD -Poo Concerts WFBM (sw- 15.27) CBS -Ford Summer Hour: WOC WHBF CBS- Sunday in St. Louis: WTAQ organist WJR WBBM WHAS KMOX -Under the Capitol Dome WTAD -Bates Petrie Trio NBC -Popular Classics: WOWO WHIP -B. S. Patzskoski, talk WFBM WMBD WKBB WKBH 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT WTAQ WISN WCCO WFBM WTAQ -Ava Maria Hour WBOW WCFL WTMJ (sw- 11.87) WIRE -Pick of the Town WOC (sw- 11.83) NBC -Electronic Orch.: WOWO WKBH WMBD WSBT (sw- 11.83) WTMJ -Master of Classics NBC -The Aldrich Family sketch: WLW -Church by the Side of the NBC -The World Is Yours, Smith- WENR NBC Merry -Go- Round; Orch.: WMAQ KSD WHO WLW -Manhattan Road sonian Institute Drama: WLW 4:15 CST 5:15 CDT WTAM KSD WMAQ WHO WIRE KWK -Piano Recital (sw -.953) at 9:30 p.m. WOWO -Old Time Religion WMAQ WHO WTMJ WIRE (also WTMJ -9.53) WAAF -Musicale Moderne WAAl- -,upper Dance CST) (sw WROK- Church In the Wildwood WIBA (sw -9.53) WGN-Johnnie Davis' Orch. WTAD -World "Ryder, the artist and man," 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT MBS- Canadian Singers: WHBF NBC -Hollywood Playhouse, dra- Entertains -W PA Orchestra tonight's program. is a drama- WIND KWK WMT ma: WENR WMT WLW KWK tization of the life of Albert CBS -Choral Prgm.: WMBD WFBM WJBC -Girls Trio 1 :4 5 CST 2:45 CDT (sw- 11.87) (also at 10 p.m. Pinkham Ryder, famous artist WFAM WKBB (sw- 17.83) WJJD -Happy Harmony KMOX -People's Platform CBS- Columbia Broadcasting Sym- who specialized In marine and CST) WROK- Army Prgm. WAAF -Promenade Concert phony: WTAQ moonlight pictures. He was born MBS -Van Alexander's Orch.: Salvation WBOW- Concert Hall in 1847 in New Bedford. Conn., KWK WTAD- Dnhhers Hot Shots WBBM- Democracy in Action NBC -Allen Roth Presents: \\ IRE discovered by Charles De Kay In WCCO -Baseball; Minneapolis vs. WCFL -Amateur Hour WMT 1876. Ryder's pictures were pri- NBC -Paul Wing's Spelling Bee: 4:30 CST 5:30 CDT Columbus WGN -Your Sunday Date vately owned until recent years WMAQ WHO WIRE WLW (sw- *WHBF -News; 'Dance Tunes NBC -Grouch Club, comedy & mu- WENR-Amateur Hour WAAF- Miniature Concert and only after his death in 1917 9.53 ) WHIP -Tonight at Eight to his WLW WMAQ WHO KSD WGN -Dick Jurgens' Orch. WBBM -Dugout Dope was the public introduced sic: WIBA -Concert Hall work. The largest single collec- KMOX -Columbia Workshop (sw- 9.53 -11.87) WHIP -Symphony Hall WGN -The Leadoff Man his is WIND -Old Fashioned Revival WHBF -Swan tion of paintings the group WAAF- Curtain Calls WIBA-Joe Tantillo's Orch. & Ole of seventeen marine pictures now -News MBS -Dance Orch.: WGN KWK WJJD -Suppertime Frolic WHIP -Waltz Time the Smithsonian. *WHBF WIND -Polish Prgm. at WISN -Musical Highways WHBF WIRE -World Concert WKBB- Promenade Concert WIND- Second Race; Washington MBS -Haven of Rest: KWK WKBH-Choral Prem. CBS -Gateway to Hollywood: Sum- WJJD-Music & Banter W ROK- Religious Services Park NBC-Tapestry of Melody: WOWO WMT- Richard Wilson Speaks mer Theater: KMOX WFBM WROK- Amelia Weigand WTAD- Donald Bartsch WROK- Master Singers WENR WMT WOC- Romantic Musings WBBM WCCO (sw- 11.83) WTAD- History of Nauvoo 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT -Sunday Serenade 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT KMOX-Interviews from Stage of WROK WAAF-Fun Time Muny WTAD -Chapel in the Hills NBC -Paul Laval's Orch.: WIBA 5:15 CST 6:15 CDT CBS -So, You Think You Know Opera WHBF -Mood Musicale WTAQ -Clara Dawes, soprano WOWO Music: WFBM KMOX WFAM KSD- Nathaniel Skilkret's Orch. 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(also see 7 p.m. CST) CBS -Let's Go to the Fair: WFBM \VMT NBC -Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WHAS WBBM KMOX WKBH Few a euphonious or intri- CBS -Benny Goodman's Orchestra: WHO WMAQ WTAM WKBB WISN WJR WMBD WOC NBC -Noble Sissle's Orch.: KWK can boast more WISN WBBM WCCO WKBH *KMOX- Headline Highlights WTAQ WSBT (swI1.83) -Walter Winchell, commen- guing name for a birthplace than Edward Mac - WTAQ (sw.6.12) *NBC KOA -On With the Dance KOA WSM KPRC WBAP MBS -Good Will Hour: WHBF tator: Hugh, the Gospel Singer. It's Tait's Lane, Hawk MBS -Larry Clinton's Orch.: WMT WCCO -N. W. Umpire's Ass'n (also see 7:30 p.m. CST) WGN Hill, Dundee, Scotland. WHBF WGN KWK WCFL George Hessberger's Orch. KSD- Spelling Bee *NBC -News: Johnny Messner's *News: WJR WHO WOC WMBD WHAS -Dick Cisnes Orch. WCCO -To be announced Orch.: WTAM (sw -9.53) Although Cliff Edwards, "Ukulele Ike" of WHAS WFBM WIRE Musical Varieties WCFL Lithuanian Pi gm. KMOX -Organ Melodies WLW-Charlie Agnew's Orch. CBS -Count Basic's Orch.: WISN the "Hall of Fun" program, is best known for WHIP -Tonight at Eight WENR Music You Want, Wehn WJR WBBM \VOC KMOX WHAS WINDJimmy Jackson's Orch. his jazz songs and sentimental ballads, he You Want 'It 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WCCO WFBM WMBD %VIRE- Sofeoall Gaine WIND-Church of the Deliverance favors the symphonies of Bach, Tschaikowsky NBC -Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WROK- Evaneelicai free Church WBOW WIBA WHBF WKBB -Jerry Chandler, organist *News: a KOA WSU( -U. of Iowa Fine Arts WMAQ WTAQ \1'KBH WKBB and Beethoven. He owns mammoth radio - *WLW -Peter Grant, news WTMJGrouch Club *KSD News: Sports phonograph and a collection of fine recordings. *WTMJ.News: Dance Orch. CBS -Hal Kemp's Orch.: WCCO KMOX WCFL -Geo. Hessberger's Orch. 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT 8:30 CST 9:30 CDT W'GN-Enric Madrieuera's Orch. Angeline Orr, star of the "Judy and Jane" KSD Musical Gems WHO Fa'her Charles F WENR NBC -Nat'l Symphony Orch.: KSD 'oughlin show, is one of those people who enjoy calling CBS -Benny Goodman's Orchestra: -To be announced WIND Billie Scott's Orch. WJI( WHAS KMOX WKBB WIBA Club Chanticlear CBS -Console Overtones: WSBT up friends to impersonate mutual acquain- WIREInformation, Please NBC -Dance Orch.: WTAM WTAM -Dance Orch. KMOX WLW -Zoo Opera tances. NBC -Cheeno: Talk & Muir WOW O Back Home Hour Sports Review: WMBD WOC 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WOWO WENR WBOW KWK W'ROKFro -Da Players When "Pepper Young's Family" was first *News: WIRE KWK (sw- 11.87) WTMJ -Dance Orch. auditioned, Ed Wolfe, the director, suggested KSD- Catholic Hour MBS -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: CBS -H. V. Kaltenborn, commen- WCCO-Cedric Adams %VIIBF- WMT tator: WCCO \VBbM WFBM 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT the theme song, "Always." It has been used WFBM -Music in the Night CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: WOC WTAQ WOC (sw11.33) since. WHO-Sports WKBH WBBM WISN WCCO NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: ever WLW -Dance Orch. WHAS- Herbie Koch W'l1AQ WMT-Park WFBM WTAQ WKBB KMOX Band (sw -6.12) WIBA -Music- by Cugat NBC -Noble Sissle's Orch.: (sw- WIND -Grant Park Concert 6.14) 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT NBC -Happy Felton's Orch.: WLW -Down 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT KMOX- Americans at Work W'ENR WTMJ WHO WBOW WISN by Herman's NBC -Irene Rich, drama: WBAP CBS -Hal Kemp's Orch.: WJR WJR Unbroken WCFL-Don Moores Ship of Melodies WSM KOA KPRC (also see 7:45 WKBH WOC WBBM WISN NBC -Dancing with Clancy: WIBA NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WENR Dreams WKBB Waltz Time p.m. CST) WFBM WKBB WTAQ WMBD KWK WMAQ WTAM (sw -9.53) WGNGriff Williams' Orch. WKBH -Dance Ballroom (sw.6.12) WMBD- Cap_ains of Industry CBS -Count Basic's Orch.: WKBH NBC -The Aldrich Family, sketch: WIND Jimmy Jackson's Oreh. KOA Night Editor KPO KSD -Henry Busse's Oreh. WMT -Music for Sunday WSBT WKBB KOA WBOW WIBA WIRE WJR The Hermit's Cave NBC -One Man's Family: Wednesday Prgms. WGN -Steve Leonard's Orch. WTMJ Sunday Evening Recital WTMJ (also see 5 p.m. CST) WROK -Aloha Land KFI (also see KSD -Weather Reports at 6 p.m. CST) WHAS -Dick Cisnes Orch. NBC -Phil Levant's Orch.: KWK WTAQ Dance Orch. 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT WBOW To be announced *WIND -The Nite Watch; Talk. WGN -Dick Jurgens Orch. WMAQ (sw -6.14) 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT MBS- Johnny Davis' Orch.: WGN News, Music CBS- Armchair Adventures: WOC WHBF- Baseball: Waterloo vs. CBS -Henry King's Orch.: WFBM WHBF WMT WIRE -Music You Want King's Orch.: WTAQ WMBD WFBM WCCO WKBH Moline W'S18D 1VIIAS IVOC WKBB CBS -Henry NBC -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: WTMJ WMBD -Nightfall WHAS WJR WBBM WKBB WIBA- Hollywood Beach WCCO WBBM WISN WKBH WCFLString Ensemble WBOW WIBA WOWO KWK Programs WTAQ (sw11.83) WTAQ -Cinderella Ballroom Orch. WSBT *WROK-News (sw 6.14) End of Sunday

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WTMJ -Sidewalk Reporter WMBI- Message (10:30 a.m. Continued) WROK- Markets: Preview WGN- Markets: Len Salvo, organist Special program from the World's Poultry Congress in 1:00 CST 2:00 CDT Pr,m. WSUI -World Bookman WFBM -Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen of WHA -Organ Gems Cleveland, Ohio, and the National Swine Show, Treasure CBS -Univ. of Kansas Music WHBF -Hymns of All Churches WTAD -Community News the Air Island, San Francisco, California. Camp: WSBT WOC WKBB *WGN -Quin Ryan's News WHIPSoutht.own Church Hour WFBM 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT WIBA- WHA -Music Appreciation Course Church of the Air NIGHT NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, N BC-Stella Dallas, sketch : WIRE WHIP -Stage Life WIND -Bob Atcher, hillbilly songs sketch: WMAQ WTMJ WHO WTMJ WIBA WMAQ WHO WIRE -Farm Hour WHO- Rainbow Rhythms 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Order of Adventurers. 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WBOW- Walkathon WBAA -Bette McClean. sop. River: Weather: Grain Reports 1\'OC-Tonic Tunes WCCO- Adopted Daughter WBBM -Melody Weavers WMBD -Sweetheart Time WOWO -Hey! Mr. Motorist 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) The Voice of Firestone. WCFL- Musical Moods WCCO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Symphony orchestra con- WMT -Myrt & Marge WROK -Your Confidential Advisor Margaret Speaks, soprano. WHA- Legislative Forum WIND -Third Race; Washington WOC- Market Opening WSUI -Melody Mart ducted by Alfred Wallenstein. WHIP- Englewood Hour Park WROK- Woman's Forum WTAD -Police News WIBA- Melody Moments WROK -Aloha Land WSUI-Book Shelf WTAQ -Mailman 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Magic Key. WILL- Melody Hour WSUI- Within the Classroom WTAD -We, the Jury 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT Colonel Stoopnagle; LeRoy Miller; Rodgers Sisters, song - *WIND -News WTAD -Swingin' on Wax vocal trio; Nat Shil- *WTAQ -News: Music for the NBC -Words & Music: WIBA (sw and- patter team; The Smoothies, * WIRE- Reporter 2:30 CST 3:30 CDT Missus kret's *WISN -News: Prgm. Preview 15.33 -11.87) orchestra. NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WHO WTMJ -Your Family & Mine WJJD -Black & White CBS -The Day Is sketch: WIRE WMAQ WTMJ KSD Ours, 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Model Minstrels. WKBH -Ma Perkins, sketch 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT KMOX WBBM WCCO WMBD NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: Tom Howard and George Shelton, comedians; Eton P;LS -Grace Wilson, contr. *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WLW MBS -Vaughn De Leath, songs: Boys; Ray Bloch's orchestra. WOWO -The Observer WIBA (sw -9.53) WCFL WSUI- Musical Serenade CBS- American Legion CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: Handicap: NBC- Charioteers: KWK 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Doctor I. Q. *WTAD News Summary WFAM WOC WKBB WTAQ WBBM KMOX from WBAA WILL A novel audience -participation program originating WTAQ -Man on the Street WISN WFBM WSBT NBC -Men of the West: WHO *News: WHBF -Dramas of Life the stage of the Chicago Theater. 1:15 CST 2:15 CDT MBS -Wayne & Dick, songs: WGN KSD NBC -Oxydol's Ma Perkins, WHIP -Song Shoppers Own EMOX- Women's Hour MBS -Joyce Trio: WHBF 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Man About Hollywood: sketch: WMAQ WHO KSD WLW WHO- Markets & Weather WAAF -Stars This program, conducted by George McCall, Hollywood WTMJ Over Manhattan WCCO -Grandma Travels *WIND -Livestock Markets: News WBAA- Foods- Facts -Fancies commentator, features interviews and discussions cen- WCFL -Willie Winn WIRE- Market Reports CBS -Univ. of Kansas Music WCCO -Betty & Bob, sketch WFAM -Homespun Verse WISN -Even As You & I tered around Hollywood's colorful personalities. tamp: WISN WKBH WHA -Music of the Masters WGN -June Baker, home manage WJBC- Favorite Melodies Horace Heidt's Orchestra. NBC -Marine Band: WCFL (sw- WHIP -Stars Over Manhattan ment WKBH -Farm Service Prgm. 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) 11.87) WILL- Recital Hall WHIP 20th Century Serenade WLS -Prairie Farmer Dinnerbel, 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Guy Lombardo's Orches- MBS- Concert Hall: WGN WHBF WIND- Sports Edition WIRE- Linda's First Love Prgm.: Farm News & Music WJJD -Santaella's Orch. WJBC -Peggy Payne, Pioneers *WLW -News: Live Stocks: Poul- tra. EWE KMOX- Editor's Daughter, sketch *WKBH -News WKBH -Amer. Family Robinson try Reports 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) True or False; Quiz Pro- WLW -Life Can Be Beautiful WLS -Life of Mary Sothern *WMAQ -News: Doggy Dan *WBAA Monitor Views the News gram. WBBM -Missus Goes to Market WMBD -His Majesty, the Baby WMBD- Window Shopper *WMT-News : Don Roth's Orch. WMBI -Songs of the Gospel: The WMT -Hilltop House WOC -Farin Bureau WBOW -Leo Baxter's Musicale 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Contented Hour. WCCO- Ladies First Gospel in Print WOC- Screenfans' Prgm. WOWO- Market Service Opal Craven, the Lullaby Lady; Continentals Quartet; WOWO -Old Time Religion WOWO -Melody WROK- Singin' Sam WHA -Organ Interlude Spinners Leo Kempkin, composer and arranger, will conduct the WROK- Rhythm Before Three W'ROK- Musical Workshop WSBT-Man-on-the-Street WIND -Washington Park Races orchestra. *WIRE -Noonday Headlines WTAD- Concert WTAD -Betty & Bob WSUI -Farm Flashes, Emmett 2:45 CST 3:45 CDT WTMJ -Gospel Gardner WJJD -Rhythm for Tea Singer (9:30 CDT) Grant Park Concert. MBS -Ben Young's Orch.: WGN WTAD -Swing Along 8:30 CST WLS -Homemakers' Prgm. 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT Orchestra. WMBD- WTAQ- Farmhands Chicago Symphony Today's Programs NBC- Midstream, sketch: WLW CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: WMT -Tonic Tunes WBBM KMOX Pageant of Melody. WHO WTMJ WBOW WMAQ 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) WSUI -Birds & Bird Life WIRE KSD with Weber conducting, and MBS- Everett Hoagland's Orch.: Symphony orchestra, Henry 11 f AD 1% orld Dances WGN WHBF WMT AFTERNOON tenor. CBS- American Legion Handicap: Attilio Baggiore, WTAQ -Noon Concert WKBB KMOX WFAM WFBM NBC-Cobwebs & Cadenzas: (sw- Sketch. 1:30 CST 2:3C CDT WISN WKBH WMBD WTAQ 15.33) 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Blondie; Comedy 12:00 CST 1:00 CDT cartoon NBC -Pepper Young's Family, WBBM WOC (sw- 17.83) Comedy sketch, patterned after the "Blondie" -ke'ch WMAQ WTMJ WLW & CBS -Milton Charles Recalls: WOC WAAF -Eunice Judy Jane: WCCO WHO by Chick Young, with Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton. WIRE WHO KSD Clark, songs *News: WJJD WKBH WTAD CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: *WCCO -News Highlights NBC -Marire Band: WIBA *KSD-News: Tel -e- tunes: Rosario WBBM KMOX 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Larry Clinton's Musical WILL- Travelogue CBS of Kansas Music Bourdon's Orch. NBC -Adventure -Univ. WIND- Fourth Race; Washington in Reading: (sw- Sensations. (sw- 17.83) WAAF -The Symphonic Hour 15.33) Camp: WTAQ Park WBAA- Shakespeare's CST (10:00 CDT) Amos 'n' Andy. MBS -Mel & Jane, vocal duo: WTAD- Variety Literary Art NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: KSD 9:00 Prgm. WCFL -Hit set in New York's Harlem. This sketch WGN Revue 1VIRE WMAQ WLW WHO Comedy sketch 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT WFBM (sw- this time. -Musical Echoes 11.87) is heard Monday through Friday at KMOX -One Woman's Opinion CBS -Pop Concert: WBBM WKBH WHIP -Rhapsody in Brass *KWK -News : Musical Interlude WTAQ WFAM WOC WISN MBS -Freddie Nagel's Orch.: WGN Pleasure WIBA-Linda's First Love 9:00 CST (10:00 CDT) Fred Waring in WAAF -Mood in Blue WFBM WKBB KMOX KWK WHBF WILL- Insects & Their Importance Time. WBAA -Melody Time NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WIBA *WIND- Indiana News *News: WJBC WMBD WAAF WHA- Musical Varieties KWK WOWO (sw- 11.87) WIRE- Singin' Sam WBAA-Agricultural Forum Mississippi Valley News *WHBF- NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: WHO WISN -Down by Herman's WBOW -On the Mall FREQUENCIES WIND- Sports Edition WJBC -Organ WCCO -Manhattan WIRE WMAQ WLW KSD WTMJ Melodies Mother WFAM-1200 WIRE-1400 WMBI-1080 WJJD -Music & Banter with Ben WKBB- What's WCFL- Cafe KMOX-1090 WAAF -Salon Concert Newt Rhumba WFBM-1230 WISN-1120 WMT-600 Kanter WLS -Melody Parade WFBM -Farm Bureau Pram. KOA-830 WBAA -American Family Robinson KSD-550 WGN-720 WJBC-1200 WOC-1370 WMBD- Secret Diary WMBD-Town Crier: Thrift Mes- WHA -Noon Musicale WBOW -Vocal Styling WHA-940 WJJD-1130 WOWO-1160 *WMT-News : Musical Interlude KWK-1350 WCCO- Markets sage *WHIP -Negro News WHAS-820 WJ R-750 WROK-1410 WOWO -Stork Express WMBI- Midday Hour WIBA -Tony Salerno's Oreh. WAAF-920 WENR -Home Forum WBAA-890 WHBF-1240 WKBB-1500 WSBT-1360 WROK -Ruth McKenzie WOC- Society on the WILL -Concert Band WHIP -Jitterbug Jamboree Air WBBM-770 WHIP-1480 WKBH-1380 WSUI-880 WTAD -The Roving Cowboys WOWO- Purdue Agricultural Pro- WIND -Lupi Italian Hour WHO-1000 WLS-870 1ATAD-900 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT WILL -Music of the Masters gram WISN- Musical Wave WBOW-1310 WIND -Sports Edition Heat WCCO-810 WIBA-1280 WLW-700 WTAM-1070 NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: WROK-Organ Reveries WJJD -Mid Day Meiodies WILL-580 WMAQ-670 WTAQ-1330 WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSD WLW WJBC -God's Cheer for the Shut - WSBT- Luncheon WCFL-970 Ins Club WKBB-Modernaires WENR-870 WIND-560 WMBD-1440 WTMJ-620 WIRE WSUI -Album of Artists *WKBH -Music Interlude: News WJJD -Piano Reflections WTAQ -Hollywood on Parade Music NBC- Marine Band: WOWO KWK WMBD- Petticoat Parade WTMJ -Song Doctor WMT -Don Roth's Band: Question KMOX -Magic Kitchen WMBI- Galilean Male Quartet Man WBOW -State Teachers' College WMT -Sweet Music 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT in Rhythm WLS- Livestock Markets WOWO -Home Frolic WOC- Rambles WCCO-Mary Sothern WROK -Women of the Hour CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, the Tune WOWO -Your Family & Mine WROK -Round the Town WOWO -Name WCFL -Baseball Interviews WSUI -Views & Interviews sketch: WBBM KMOX WCCO Column left, news WROK -Let's Have Fun: Inter. WSBT -Rhythm in Rhyme Time *WROK- WGN -Leadoff Man WTAD -Ball Game WMBD & Community Hour lude WSUI- Rhythm Rambles WTAD -Farm *WHBF -Foreign Language News CST NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw- WTMJ -Daily bltlletin Board WSUI Today in Iowa City: Ser- 3:15 4:15 CDT 15.33) 12:15 CST 1:15 CDT vice Reports WIND- Second Race; Washington MBS- Johnson Family: WMT 12:30 CST 1:30 CDT Park Young Dr. Malone: WHO WIRE CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WENR CBS -Your Family & Mine, sketch: 12:45 CST 1:45 CDT WJJD- Sports Review WBOW- Christian Science Prgm. sketch: KMOX WCCO WBBM WIRE WMBD (sw- 17.83) WBBM WMBD KMOX NBC -Hymns of Alt Churches: *WLS -News. Homemakers' Prgm. WCFL -Man on the Street WIRE 1VMAQ WHO WLW (sw- WMBD -Kitty Keene CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan: NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WLW WHIP -Bible Quiz NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 11.87) WMT -Judy & Jane WFBM WHO -Lenin & Martha sketch: WIRE WMAQ WLW WIRE WMAQ (sw- 11.87) Pictures of Joe Emerson may be found on page 38. WROK -Music Graphs CBS -Pop Concert: WCCO WIBA- Editor's Daughter (sw- 11.87) NBC- Manhattan Melodies: (sw- WSUI -Organ Melodies CBS- Poetic Strings: WFBM WOC NBC -Song Sweets: WTMJ WBOW WIND -Tommy Ott, organist WFBM WKBB 15.33) WTAD -Dr. Collins *News: WBBM KMOX WISN WCCO WGN -Our American Language WJBC- Parade of Bands KWK -Meet Miss Julia WCCO CST 3:00 CDT *News: WHO WOC W SBT 2:00 WHO -Meet Miss Julia WJJD -Luncheon Rhythms WAAF -Seven Uppers Rhythm Rascals. WTAQ WTMJ *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WMT WKBB -Console Echoes WBAA- Sports NBC -Swingtime Trio: KWK WIND -Fifth Race; Washington Review KWK -Dave Wright, songs WENR WBOW WOWO KWK Park WKBH -Club Calendar WBOW -Singing Sam WAAF- MBS -Muse & Music: WHBF Market Report: Waltztime WLW (sw- 11.87) WJJD- Matinee Melodies WMT -Thip Thru Mystery Cave: WCFL -Eddie & Fannie Cavanaugh WBAA- Time WGN Luncheon Dance CBS -Rhythmaires: WISN WTAQ WLW -This Day Is Ours Singing Shoe Man WGN -Young Dr. Malone, sketch WBOW- Street Reporter *News: WTAQ WKBH WSBT WOC WKBB WFBM WMAQ- Miniature WOC -Your Hymns and Mine WHBF-The Frank Microphone WCFL -American Radio Warblers *KSD -News: Markets Concert WKBH (sw- 17.83) WMBI- Stories of Hymns We Love WOWO -Bob Wilson WHIP -Rockin' 'n' Rhythm WFBM -Bohemians WAAF- Estelle Barnes, pianist WOC- Market Closings WROK -.Joe Fontana WHO Honeymead Stockmen WGN -The Lady's Answer WBAA- Market Reports NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: WSUI -The Bookman WILL -Markets WMAQ WTMJ WIRE WIBA WOWO -Eb & Zeb WHA -Farm Prgm. *WBOW -News: Tune of the Day -Poetry WTAD -All for the Ladies WJBC -Troubadors -News: Market WCFL -Spotlight Prgm. WHO WSUI Patterns *WHBF Reports WTMJ-Honie Harmonizers WTAQ -Hits and Encores WJJD- Livestock Markets WHIP -Goin On with Chicago WIBA- Market Reports KMOX -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT WTMJ-Heinie & His Grenadiers WKBH Man on the Street: *WIBA -Noon News Edition WIND -Organ & Vibra Harp KSD Arnold Grimm's Daughter 11:30 CST 12:30 CDT Luncheon Music WILL -Farm Hour WJJD- Sports Review *WAAF -News & Weather NBC -Song Sweets: WLW WHO NBC -Caroline's Golden Store, WLS- Checkerboard Time WIND -WPA Orch. WKBB- Market Quotations: Pet WBAA -Magic Carpet WIRE WMAQ sketch: WLW WMAQ WHO (sw- WMT -Voice of Iowa: Markets: WJJD -Midday Roundup Corner WCCO -Ma Perkins, sketch MBS -Red Norvo's Orch.: KWK 15.33) Cedar Valley Hillbillies WKBB -Man on the Street *WLS -Grain Markets: News WGN -Afternoon Melodies WMT l 7 c 5Z% www.americanradiohistory.com CBS -Barry Wood, songs: WTAQ 4:45 CST 5:45 CDT MBS- Inside of Sports: WLW NBC-Magic Key: WENR NBC -Joe Hines' Orch: WBOW E-8/42 Page 23 WKBH WFAM WMBD WISN CBS- Judith Arlen, songs: WKBB WGN KWK *WBBM -John Harrington, News (sw -9.53) WBBM WKBB WCCO KMOX WFBM WTAQ WISN WCCO Sports: WCFL WHBF W1SN *WBOW -News CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: WBBM NBC -Affairs of Anthony. sketch. KMOX (sw- 15.27) WTMJ KSD WCFL -Let's Take a Trip WFBM WHAS KMOX WCCO MONDAY WENR WBOW WOWO (sw NBC -Box Score Extra: WENR *News: WFBM WHO WMT WGN- Flying Reporter WJR 1).87) KMOX -Vic & Sade WHAS -King *NBC -Lowell Thomas, news corn - Swope NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure WBBM- Melody Cruise WHIP- Evening Meditation July 3I *News: WJBC WOC mentator: WLW Time: KSD KOA WMAQ WIRE WBOW- Walkathon Broadcast WIBA- Concert Hall WAAF -International WLW WHO WTAM - Potpourri NBC -Salon Silhouettes: WMAQ WCCO -The Gospel WIND of All WBAA- Singer -Hymns Churches Wor''.d Traveler WBOW WIBA WTMJ (sw -9.53) WFAM -Amer. Family Robinson WJJD -Suppertime Frolic *CBS -News: (sw -9.65) MBS -Wayne King's Orch.: WGN WFBM -Carlyle Stevens Speaking KSD -Washington U. Educational WHA -Slums Cost You Money WLW-American Parade *News WIBA WKBB WENR WMT WGN -Three & Piano Graces Series WIIBA- Birthday WROK -Tommy Dorsey's Orch. WOWO WMT WTAQ WENR *News: WJR WMBD WOC WHA -Through Club: Sports Other Eyes KWK -Musical Prgm. WIRE -Dick Reed WSBT -Polish Hour WIND -Hawaii Calls WROK WFBM WHAS WKBH WHIP -Voice of Happiness WAAF -Tower Tunes WROK -Ed Fissinger, -Children's The Land WKBH -Barn Dance WHO WIBA- songs WSUI Hour, Matinee Dance WBBM -Meet the Missus of the WMBD -Hits & Bits Sports. KOA KWK WIND *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air Story Book -Sports Edition WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. WTAD -Tonic -Tunes WTAD -Supper Club WOC- Marimba Magic KMOX -Organ Melodies WMBI -Message WROK -Night of the WFAM -Ball Scores WTAM -Walter Logan's Orch. 7:15 CST 8 :15 CDT Club Air WENR -Music You Want WSUI -Illustrated Musical Chats WHBF -Pianoettes; U- Guess WTAQ -Dance Time WSBT -Moonlight Sdnata *WHBF -News: Sports -It WBBM -Tony Cabot's Orch. WTMJ -Black & Gold WIBA -Gomez, guitarist WTMJ -Reddy Kilowatt WIND-Cafe Continental 3:45 WBOW -Salon Ensemble CST 4:45 CDT WIND -Eighth Race; Washington WCFL- Favorite Melodies 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT *WLW -Peter Grant, news -Adven. in WOWO -Rudy CBS Science: WKBH Park NIGHT WGN- Johnny Davis' Orch. CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: WSBT Bundy's Orch. WOC WMBD WTAQ WISN WIRE- Matinee Varieties *WHBF -News WHAS WJR WCCO WMBD WTAM -Tom Manning WBBM WKBH Kiddies WTMJ- Today's WKBB WFAM WCCO Hour WHBF -Lucia Thompson, pianist WTAQ KMOX WIND WKBB Events KMOX WMBD -Happy Train 6:00 CST 7:00 CDT WIND -Betty &' Bob, sketch WOC (sw -9.65) 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT NBC -Adrian Rollini's Trio: WENR WMBI- Decision Time NBC -Al Pearce's Gang: WTMJ CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: KMOX WLW WIRE KSD WHO WTAM WROK- Sunbonnet Girls NBC -Joe Rines' Orch.: WHO WOWO WBOW KWK (sw- 11.87) WMT- Singin' Sam CST WKBH WOC -Man on Street WMAQ WIBA (also at 10:30 p.m. 7:30 8:30 CDT NBC -Barry Winton's Orch.: WMT NBC -Wayne Van Dyne, KSI) NBC -Nat'l Radio Forum: WENR NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: tnr.: WOWO -Bob Wilson CST) MBS -Ted Rito's Orch.: WMAQ WOWO (sw -11.8) Fio- WGN WTAM WHO WIBA WROK- Musical Workshop MBS -Name Three, Quiz Show WBBM MBS -Songs w thout Words: WGN CBS -Guy Lombardo's Orch.: WJR *News: WMAQ NBC -Orrin Tucker's Orchestra: 5:00 CST 6:00 CDT with Bob Hawk: WGN -How's WBBM WFBM WHAS KMOX KOA Business? WTMJ WBAA -Story Book Hour NBC- Orphans of Divorce, sketch: NBC -Order of Adventures: WOWO KSD -Cheri McKay & Co. WCCO Sports Review: WMBD WOC WFBM -Meet Miss Julia WENR WMT KWK WOWO (aw- WCFL (sw- 11.87) WENR -Gay Claridge's Orch. WHIP- Dixiefasd Band MBS-Author, Author: WMT KOA -Dance Hall 11.87) CBS- WFBM -NEC Prgm. *WHO -News Accent on Music: WJR NBC -H Heidt's Orch.: *KWK -News NBC -Ennio Bolbgnini's Orch.: WBBM WFBM orate WHBF -Hollywood Night Club WIND -Sixth Race; Washington WHAS KMOX WMAQ WHO WTAM WIRE WCCO- Cedric Adams WMAQ WIBA WHO WISN WFAM (sw- 15.27) WIBA -Sports Park WIBA WLW KSD WTMJ (sw- WIRE announced WFBM -Music in the Night -To be WHAS -Walsh WIRE -Minute Interviews CBS -Margaret Doughtery & Dave Sports Review: WOC WKBB 9.53) WLW -This Is the Fair Looks 'Em Over WOC WKBH WHBF-Around WJBC -Amer. Family Robinson Bacal: WKBB WTAQ KWK -Lone Ranger WOWO -Dance Orch. the Diamond WISN -Tenth Inning WJJD -Variations *MBS -Fulton Lewis. Jr.: WHBF KWK- Musical Prgm. WCFL -Labor Flashes WTAM- Cabineers Quartet WLW -One -Woman Speaks WBOW -Luke Walton on Sports WJR -Peaceful Valley WFAM WCFL . *WGN -News: Sports. WTMJ -Easy Aces *News: WCCO WLW -Benny Strong s Orch. WMBI -Song Sermon Travelogue -Leith Stevens WHBF -Hole in One Tournament KMOX- WHA -Organ Reverie 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WMT -Tom Owens' Cowboys -News: Nathaniel'Skilkret's WIND -Grant Park Concert *KSD WHBF-The Serenader NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WMT MBS -Musical WROK- Nathaniel Shilkret Orch. WISN -World Entertainment Screen Tests: WGN 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT WHIP -Lithuanian Hour WKBB -Amer. Family Robinson NBC-Little Jack Little's Orch.: WHBF WMT WAAF -What le It-? WIND- Recreation NBC -Science in the News: WMAQ of Baseball WKBH -John Gruber WMAQ WMOW (sw -9.53) CBS -Ted Weems' Orch.: WKBB WBBM-Sports Game WBOW WIBA WTMJ (sw -9.53) WBOW- Merry -Go -Round WMBD -Helen Jean Waggoner CBS -Model Minstrels: WFBM WTAQ - WBBM WSBT WMBD WJJD -S. O. S. Chicago WCCO-Livestock WOC- German Band KMOX WHAS WCCO (also see WFBM WKBH WHAS WISN NBC -Chuck Shanks' Orchestra: *WLS -News WENR WIRE WFBM -W. P. A. WROK -Four Cucarachas 6:30 p.m. CST) WOC (sw -6.12) WMT KWK Speaker WMBD- Sports: Hit of the Day WGN sketch WSUI -Evening Musicale NBC & MBS - & -Buck Rogers. CBS -Del Courtney's Orch.: WOC -Al Pearce His Gana: KOA Drifting Dreaming: ' WHBF WMBI- Melody Moments WTAQ -Danceable Rhythms WHA -Moods & Melodies WMT-Sport Slants WKBB WKBH WBBM WTAQ KFI (also see 6 p.m. CST) *CBS -News: The Troubadors: WHIP -Voice 7:45 8:45 CDT of Social Justice *WROK -News: Hawaiian Melo- CST NBC -The Voice of Firestone: NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: WTAQ WFB M WISN WKBB WIND- German Hour WBOW -I Want a Chance WKBH WOC WCCO KMOX dies KFI KOA (also see 6:30 p.m. WIBA WCFL WIRE -Lone Ranger WSUI- Dinner Hour Prgm. WCFL -Phil Kinsman CST) KSD -Kitty Keene, Inc., ,sketch *WISN -Show Window: News WGN- Freddy Martin's Orch. *News: KMOX WIND WTAD- Sports Views & Reviews KWK -Jose WAAF -Russ Perkins, songs WJJD -Music & Banter with Ben WKBB -What Is It? Sports Review. WHO WJR Manzanare's Orch. WTAQ - Hayrack Cimfunnv WCCO -Rollie Johnson WBBM-Chicago Hour Kanter WKBH -Rapid Ad *KSD -News: Henry Busse's Or- WIRE -Dick Reed WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. WLW -Baker & Denton, sports 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT WMBD -Carl's Paradie chestra Islanders WLW -Saelute to WFAM -Let's Go Fishin' WMBD -Pet Corner: Many Happy CBS -Accent on Music: WKBH WROK -True or False KWK -Inquiring Squad Springfield, Ohio WOWO -Happy Hauck's Oreb. WGN Swing It Returns WKBB WSUI Business & Pro- WCFL -The Life Prem. -Federated WTMJ-Last Word in Sports WHA- Chapter a Day WMBI -Music *News: WMBD WOC fessional Women's Club Prgm. WENR -Milton Merth's Trio 10:45 CST - 11:45 CDT WHIP- Polish -American Hour WROK-Tropical Moods *KWK- Sports: News WTAQ- Garden Club WHBF -Lucia Thompson, pianist WHO- Songfellows WSUI- Concert Hall .Selections WBOW- Hawaiian Serenade 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WIBA -Smoke Rings CBS -Ted Weems' Orch.: WJR WIND- WILL -Answer Me This WTMJ -Blue Room Ensemble WHBF -The Bee NBC -True or False, quiz prgm.: Variety Melodies NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: WLW -Dance Orch. WIND- Sports Edition 5:15 CST 6:15 CDT WISN -Phil Grau WENR WOWO WMT WLW KWK WOWO WIRE WJBC-Sweel & Swine WLS-Sports WMBD -So You're Going to Build CBS -M i c ha e I Loring, songs: (sw- 11.87) KMOX -Bobby Swain's Orch. Basehall a House WJJD- Scoreboard WBBM WKBH WTAQ WKBB WMBI- Sunset Messages NBC -Contented Hour; Orch.: WCCO -Jay Mills' Orch. WLW- Invitatign to Listen WMT -Life Savers: Dance Music WOWO -Ozark Minstrels *WCFL-News NBC -Luther & Layman, songs; KSD WTMJ WHO WMAQ KOA *WSBT-News *WMBD -News: Melody Miniature WROK -Names in the News WENR -Milton Trio Male Quartet: WHO KSD WIRE WIBA WTAM (sw -9.53) WTAM -Clyde Orch. Berth's WMBI -Child Evangelism Fellow- WTAD-Edith Raye The Lullaby Lady will sing McCoy's WIND -Tony Cabot's Orch. *News: WGN WJJD WHBF WTMJ- Melody Picture Book ship 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT Lullaby from Erminie and, with 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WOWO -Keepi rte You Posted *KMUX -Bob Dunham, comments Mr. Miller, Tell Me That You CBS -Model Minstrels: WBBM 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT CBS -Tony Cabot's Orch.: WOC WROK -Johnn y Murphy WAAF -Bandstand Love Me Tonight. The quartet WJR (also 'at 9:30 p.m. CST) sings Clavetitos and, with Miss NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: KWK WTAQ WISN WFBM WKBB 4:15 CST 5:15 CDT WCCO -Going Places Craven and the orchestra, Caval- WOWO WBBM KMOX (sw -6.12) WCFL -String Ensemble NBC -Magic Key of RCA: WLS *NBC- Malcol m Claire: News: leria Busticana. A violin and CBS -Del Courtney's Orch.: WJR WFAM -Joe Boland, sporte WOWO KWK WMT (sw- 11.87) cello duet, The Isle of Capri, NBC -Lee Shelley's Orch.: WIBA WENR WBO W (sw -9.53) will be presented. The orchestra WSBT KWK WBOW WENR WTMJ WFBM- Jordan Conservatory MBSLone Ranger, drama: WGN oYera Capriccio Espagnole and NBC- Patricia Gilmore. songs: WIBA- Interlude NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: NBC -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WHO WMT WMAQ WOWO NBC -The Voice of Firestone: Ballet Egyptien, (sw- 11.87) WISN -Show Window WCFL WHO WMAQ WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WIRE CBS -So This Is WJR WOC MBS -Dick Harding. organist WLW -Front Page Parade Radio: WLW KSD WLW WHO (sw -9.53) (also WSBT KMOX WTAQ WMBD To be announced: WENR Music You Want: KSD WIRE WHBF WGN KWK WMAQ -Chicago Better Bur. WGN Bus. at 930 p.m. CST) WFBM WHAS WCCO WBBM -Enric Madriguera's Orch. KOA -Ray Noble's Orch. CBS -Deep River Boys: WISN WMBD- Dorothy June Music detail on page 17 this week. WKBB WHBF -Let's Dance WHAS -Dream Serenade WTAQ WBBM WCCO KMOX WMBI- Herman Voss, pianist KMOX-Mellow fine WIBA- Concert Interlude *WIND -The Nite Watch: Talk: WKBB WOC -Songs at Eventide WBOW- Concert Varieties WIND -Rainbow Trio News: Music WAAF- Evening Concert WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. KSD -Xavier Cugat's Orch. WROK -Sport Review WBOW-Caravan of Songs 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT WKBH -Night Owl's Request Pro- WSUI- Around the State WGN -Ball Players' Lives WAAF -Harry Creighton, sports WCCO - Musical. Prgm. CBS -Jan Garber's Orch.: WCCO gram *WHBF -News: Melo-Melodies WLW -Frankie Masters' Orch. WCFL -ABC Safety Legion 5:30 CST 6:30 CDT WCFL -Race Results WIND -Melodies WKBB WTAQ WBBM WSBT WFAM of Romance WMBD-Nightfall WFAM -Killer Dillers CBS -Aeolian Ensemble: WMBD -The Three Men WISN- "Blondie" (sw -6.12) WFBM WFBM -F. B. 1. Cases WTAM -Bob Millar's Orch. -Tea Time Topics WOC WBBM WKBB WKBH WKBH -Barn Dance NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch,: - WHA- WHO Baseball Time CBS -Blondie, sketch: (sw -I 1.83) Evening Musicale WROK- Victor Hour WBOW WCFL WMAQ End of Monday Programs WHAS- Goodwill WIBA -Gems of Melody Hour WSUI -Drama Hour WILL -Sacred Music NBC -Rhythms by Ricardo: WLS WHBF- Modern Melodies: Sports WOWO WTMJ 8:15 CST 9 :15 CDT WIND- Seventh Race; Washington Sparks -Sports Park NBC -Larry Clinton's Musical Sen- WHIP -Take It Easy WCFL WGN -Lew Diamond's Orch. WIRE -Ma Perkins sations: (sw- 11.87) WIBA- Dinner Melodies WHBF -Hole Tournament WJJD -Happy Harmony WISN-Reflections in One NBC -Rex Maupin's Orch.: KSD WIND -Read Your Paper WKBH-Scoreboard WLW JJD- Pacific Paradise WLW -Vaughn de Leath, songs W KBB- Sweetheart Serenade 8:30 CST 1:30 CDT Buck Rogers: KWK WIRE NBC -AI Donahue's Orch.: (6W- WMBD -Bargain Counter WISN WKBH- Dinner Music ' WMBI-Piano & Organ Duets WMBD -Good 11.87) KMOX- Sundown Serenade Neighbor Pictures of Al Donahue may M WOC- Program Preview W'AAF- Mythical Ballroom WMBI-Organ found on page 13. WROK- Vincent Lopez' Orch. WCCO- Baseball Scores WOC -Hits & Bits CBS -Grant Park Concert: WJR WTMJ -Down a Country Road WCFL- Today's Top Tunes WROK-Monroe County Commun- (sw -9.65) 4:30 CST 5:30 CDT ity Hour WFAM- Dinner Hour Musicale - NBC -Larry Clinton's Musical Sen- i2HÓÚe CBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: WKBB WGN -Bob Elson, sports *WTAD -Headlines in the News sation: WIRE KSD WTMJ WMT 76FIT,I.CRE WTAQ WISN WKBH WBBM WHA -Story Time *WTAQ -News WIBA KOA WLW WTAM WMAQ WMBD WOC WCCO KMOX WHBF- Northwest Mounties Serial 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT (sw -9.53) (sw- 15.27) *News WKBH WKBB WHIP- Symphony Hall NBC Concert: KWK WCCO-Dick Long's Orch. -Grant Park NBC -Vicente Gomez, guitarist: WHO -Step Brothers WOWO WBOW PARADE WTMJ WBOW WIBA WLW *WIBA -News WCFL -Dr. Carruthers *PICTURE WOC WMAQ (sw -9.53) WIND -Light Classic WFAM- Universe of Melody CBS -Blondie, sketch: KMOX COLOR -ROTO SECTION WJJD -Fred Beck, organist WFBM -Ruby Newman's Orch. WKBH WFBM WTAQ WSBT NBC -Ray Perkins, pianist & WBBM WCCO WHAS WMBD comedian: KWK *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre *WHBF -News; Piano -ettes WMBI -Question Hour WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers MBS- Pageant of Melody: WHBF KSD -International House WMT-Improve Your Future: Mu- WMBI- Message *WAAF Ulmer Turner WI -FE -Make Believe Danceland *EVERYBODY'S WEEKLY sical Prgm: Baseball Scores WOC- Sesquicentennial Prgm. WENR -Grant Park Concert WCFL -Jiano Recital WROK -Dance Hour WTAD -Tempo Moderne METROPOLITAN SECTION WENR -Swingtime Serenade WHO- Scandinavian Day Prgm. WSUI -Musical Moods WTAQ- Fiddlers Three WIND -Hoss Tales, with Ted Wil- WGN- Toyland Melodies WTAD -Happy Howard, songs 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT WHA-Faculty Forum liams WEEK . . . IN WTAQ- Sports: Birthday Club NBC -Doctor 1. 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W'5IAQ Part of today's program will originate from the World's WTAQ-Crimson Trail WBOW -Radio Gospel NBC -Southernaires Quartet: WTMJ Song Doctor MORNING Poultry Congress in Cleveland, Ohio. E. J. Rowell of WFAM -Mrs. Riley's Shoppers' WBOW (sw- 15.21- 15.33) 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT Guide the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, discusses The WHBF- CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful: 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT Public Service Prgm. Poultry and Egg Situation." KMOX WBBM WHIP- Budapest WCCO WFBM KMOX WBBM WCCO WMBD CBS- Richard Maxwell: WFAM Hour WOC WIND -Jimmy Dean, cowboy songs NBC -Three Romeos: (sw- 15.33) (sw- 21.57) AFTERNOON Georgia WJJD -To You, Madame MBS- Crackers: WGN MBS -Jane WHBF Anderson, pianist: *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WKBB -Morning Melodies 3:30 CST (4:30 CDT) Highways to Health. WGN WHBF WCFL (sw -21.5) WKBH -Songs of the Islands *News: KWK WISN WHBF WLS-Prairie Ramblers 5:15 CST (6:15 CDT) Quicksilver. 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WTMJ -Bette & Bob NBC -Caroline's Golden Store: CBS -Bachelor's Children, sketch: WILL- Markets 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Alec Templeton, Pianist. 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT CBS- Romance of Helen Trent: WLW WMAQ WHO (sw- 15.33) KMOX WIND -Swing Quartet Alec Templeton, famous blind pianist; Conrad Nagel, WISN KMOX WBBM CBS -Road of Life, sketch: WCCO CBS -Music in the Air: (sw- 17.83) -Early Risers Club WJJD -Woman's Excange M. C.; Edna Odell, vocalist; Billy Mills' orchestra. WBBM Musical NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: Clock: WIBA WMT WKBH -Uncle Bob WBOW MBS- Xavier Cugat's Orch.: WGN KMOX -Ozark 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Bob Crosby's Orchestra. WIBA WMAQ KWK (sw- Varieties WLW -To be announced 15.21) *KWK -News: Rapid Service KMOX -Judy & Jane WMBD-Women of Today 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) If I Had the Chance. WBBM -Linda's First MBS- Studies & Sketches in Black KSD -Will Osborne's Orch. Love WMT -Musical Clock Mort Lewis, M. C.; Josef Honti's orchestra. 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WFAM -Rhythm Moods *WIND -News WFBM -Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen of WHA- Quartet Quarter Hour NBC- Viennese Ensemble: WBOW WHBF -Hymns of All Churches *WIRE -Baby Bulletins: News KWK WCFL 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Time to Shine. the Air WJJD- Illinois Medical Society Hal Kemp's orchestra; Nan Wynn and Bob Allen, WHA -Music Appreciation Course WHIP -Southtown Church Hour NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, WIBA- Church of the Air WKBB -Chancel Steps vocalists, and the Smoothies. WHIP -111. Feel. of Women's Clubs WKBH- Breakfast Prgm. sketch: WLS WIBA (sw- 15.21) WHO- Arnold Grimm's Daughter WILL -Music WLW Livestocks: Boone County CBS -Mary Lee Taylor: KMOX 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Mr. District Attorney, WINQ -Joe Alexander, organist WIND- Christian Science Prgm. Caravan WFBM WBBM WMBD WOC Drama. WIRE- Editor's Daughter WIRE -Farm Hour WMAQ -A Step Ahead with Nor- WISN- Today's Almanac WJBC -Singin' Sam NBC -David Harum, sketch: KSD 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Inside Story; Dramatized WJJD -Twelve- Thirty Party man Ross WMAQ WHO WIRE News Behind the Headlines. WJBC -Male Quartette WROK- Musical Clock WJJD- WKBB -Farm Prgm. Fred M. Roy Shield's orchestra; Dr. Safety Court *WTAD -News MBS -World Poultry Congress: Sullivan, C.; WKBH -Tcnic Tunes WHBF WKBB -Down the Mississippi WTAQ -Motorists' Special Charles Allen Thomas, guest. WKBH -This Woman's World *WLS -Farm Markets: Weather: *News: WROK WJJD WTAD WLS- Prairie News 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WMT 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Uncle Walter's Dog House. Ramblers -News: WMBD -Meet Miss Julia NBC -Story of the Month, sketch: WAAF -Swing High Dramatizations of amusing family situations, with Tom *WLW Livestocks: River: Weather: Grain Reports WMT -Magic Kitchen KWK (sw- 15.21) WCCO -Musical Prem. 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WTAQ- sketch: KMOX WCCO WMBD WGN WIBA Sports: Birthday Club WLW -One Woman Speaks WHA- We (sw- 17.83 ) MBS -Two Keyboards: WHBF Language Speak 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT NBC -Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins, WMBI- Albanian Language Period WHIP -Voice of Social Justice MBS -Inside of Sports: WLW NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, WAAF -Down the Mississippi sketch: WMAQ KSD WHO WLW WMT-Tom Owens' Cowboys WIND -German Hour WGN KWK sketch: WIRE WMAQ WTMJ WTMJ WBAA -You & Your Child WROK- Shilkret Serenade WIRE -Sidewalk Bee Spelling Sports: WISN WLW (sw -11 .87) WCCO-Betty & Bob, sketch *WISN -Show News WFAM WTMJ KMOX-Editor's Daughter, sketch 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT Window: *News: WFBM *News: WKBB WROK WHA -Music of the Masters -Music Banter WHO WMT WFBM *WBAA -Monitor News NBC -Rhythm & Romance; Organ: WJJD & KMOX -Vie KWK -Meet WHIP -Stars Over Manhattan WLW -Baker sports & Sade, sketch Miss Julia WBBM -Missus Goes to Market WIRE WENR & Denton, KSD -Sportlights WAAF -Seven Uppers WILL -Recital Hall WMBD-Pet Corner: Sports Re- WBOW -Leo Baxter's Musicale *CBS -News: Troubadórs: WBOW -Walkathon WBAA -Music Box WIND- Sports Edition WKBB view Broadcast WCCO- Ladies First WTAQ WKBH WFBM WCCO -The WBBM- Dugout Dope *W KBH -News WISN WOWO -Home Folks Gospel Singer WCFL -To be announced WOS WCFL -Hal Totten, sports W'BOW- Singin' Sam WHA- WLW -Life Can Be Beautiful WSUI- Concert Hall Selections Connie Hosting. pianist WMBD -His WFAM -Amer. 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Prgm.: Bohe- WHO WTAM WLW WIRE WMAQ CBS -Your Family & Mine: KMOX 4:15 CST CDT mians WBAA- Melody Time 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT 5:15 tsw -9.53) (also at 9:30 p.m. WBBM WMBD (sw- 15.27) NBC -Rhythm & Romance; Organ: *WGN- Captain Herne, news WBBM-Flanagrams NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orchestra: CST) MBS -Notes of Grace: WGN WOWO WHA- Answer Me This WGN -Ball Players' Lives WIBA WOWO (sw- 11.87) NBC -The Inside Story, drama WHA- Musical MBS -Jane Anderson, pianist: WIBA -Music by Cugat *News: WHO WIBA WOL WCCO Varieties NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: WHO KSD (sw -9.53) (also at 9:30 KWK -Davt *WHBF- WHBF WLW WGN WMT WISN -Show Window Wright, songs Mississippi Valley News WIRE WMAQ WLW WTMJ KSD p.m. CST) WAAF -Markets: Adult Education WIND -Sports Edition WOWO- Dinner Hour *NBC -Malcolm Claire, children's WROK- WKBH WBOW Council WJJD -Music & CBS- Columbia Concert Orch.: Sports Review Sports: WKBB Banter stories: News: WENR WBOW WSUI WBAA -Luncheon Dance Time WMBD -Ida Bailey Allen WKBB WFBM WFAM WKBH -The Human Side of Gov- WOC WISN WTAQ WOC (sw- 17.83) CBS -Console Overtones: WKBB ernment KWK -Melody Rendezvous WBOW -Street Reporter *WMT -News : Musical Interlude WTAQ WISN WBBM -Race WCFL -American Radio Warblers WOWO -Stork Express Baseball; Boston vs. St. Louis: 5:30 CST 6:30 CDT WCFL Results KSD -Metropolitan WFAM -20th Century Serenade WFBM- Bohenuans WROK -Old Refrains KMOX KWK Church Fed. CBS- Second Prgm. Husband, drama; WGN -Heidelberg Concert Orch. WHA -Farm Prgm. WTAD -The Roving Cowboys WAAF -Salon Concert Helen Menken: WBBM (sw- *WHBF -News: Markets 1:45 CST WBAA- Afternoon Music WAAF -Harry Creighton, sports WHA -Organ Reverie 2:45 CDT 15.27) WHIP-Lithuanian Hour WILL- Illinois Farm Hour NBC -Between the Bookends: WBOW -Vocal Styling WEFL -ABC Safety Legion NBC -Larry Clinton's Orch.: KSD WIBA -Echoes of Switzerland WIND -Luncheon Dance EWE WOWO (sw- 15.33) WCCO -Baseball, Minneapolis vs. WFAM -Killer Dillers WFBM -Tea Time Topics WTMJ WIND-Recreation of Today's Ball WJJD -Midday Melodies NBC -The Guiding Light. 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WMBI- Institute Students on the W KBH -Scoreboard WFAM- Dinner Hour Musicale WCCO -Mary 7:15 CDT 12:45 CST 1:45 CDT Sothern Air WMAQ -Musical Momentum WFBM- History Speaks 6:15 CST WCFL -Dugout Interview W1.S KWK NBC -Vaughn Munroe, bar.: KWK WMT -Sweet Music WMBD -Bargain Counter WGN -Bob Elson's Sports Review Snorts WGN -The Leadoff Man WROK -Women of the Hour WOC- Program Preview WBOW -Selinsky Quartet CBS -Tune Time: WBBM WHA -Story Time WSBT WIBA -Adele Genschaw -Iowa WROK -Ozzie Nelson's Orch. WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. b KMOX WISN WCCO WFBM WSUI State Medical Society WHBF- Northwest Mounties Serial WIND-Second Race; Washington Prem. WTMJ -Down a Country Road WHIP -Symphony WGN -Joe Reichman's Orch .WOC Hall Family Park WTAD- Baseball Game 5:30 CDT WHO- George Hall's Orch. WJJD- Pickard NBC -Hymns of All Churches: 4:30 CST Dinner Concert WJJD-Dugout Interviews 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT WKBB *WIBA -News WKBB- WIRE WLW WHO WMAQ (sw- *WLS -News: Homemakers CBS -Console Overtones: WKBH -Dinner Music CBS -Life & Love of Dr. Susan, WMBD WOC (sw- 15.27) WIND -Light Classic 1137) WMBD -Kitty Keene sketch: WFBM WIRE- Government *WOC-News Pictures of Joe Emerson may be NBC -Ink Spots: WBOW WTMJ Reports Work found on page 38. WMT -Judy & Jane WISN -Buck Rogers WROK- Rockford at WROK-Robert Swanson, pianist CBS -Columbia Concert Orch.: (sw -9.53) WTAD -Edith Raye 96 MBS -Mary Wine, contr.: WGN (sw- 11.83) WJJD- Margit Hegedus' Orch. WTAD -Dr. Collins NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WMAQ WKBB -Rhyme 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT WHBF Orchestra: Without Reason 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's KSD- Talent Time WKBH- Invitation to Dance NBC -Eugene Conley, tnr.; Con- *News: WKBH WTAQ WLS *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WENR WIRE cert Orch.: KSD WMAQ WIRE WBAA WIBA *WAAF -Elmer Turner, news WLW -Schnickelfritz' Orch. 7 Market Reports: KWK WBOW WOWO WENR NBC -Bruce Baker's Orch.: WTMJ WLW WTMJ WHO -News: Market WCFL-Piano Recital *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre *KSD Reports WLW WMT (sw- 9.53 -11.87) WBOW WiAAF -Song Shoppers WENR-Swingtime Serenade WMBD -Lone Ranger (Continued on Next Page) WMT WHA -Music Album ` *WBOW -ews:N lune of the Day NBC-Backstage Wife. sketch: MBS-The Johnson Family: 7 WCFL- Spotlight Prgrn. WIRE WMAQ WTMJ WIBA WHBF WHBF -Sunshine Club WIND -Priscilla Holbrook, pianist WHO WHIP- Rhapsody in Brass WIND- Sports Edition WKBB -Market Reports: Pet Cor- CBS -Barron Elliot Melodies: WOC WHO -Meet Miss Julia WIRE -Dick Reed o net WSBT WTAQ WFBM WKBB WIND -Fifth Race; Washington WJJD -Musical Motorist WMT -Emily Morgan Y WKBB- Mar[tote: Pet Corner WKBH WISN (sw- 17.83) Park *WMBD -Farm Markets: Carius WLW -This Day Is Ours WOWO- Batter Up Baseball; Chicago Cubs vs. Phila- WROK -Joyce McLain "YOUTH Auction and Sales Prgm.: Farm WMAQ- Concert Miniature delphia: WGN WBBM WCFL WSUI -The Greek Lyric News WJJD WOC- Market Closings WMT-Joe Doakes: International KMOX -Kitty Keene, sketch WOWO -Eb & Ztb 4:45 CST 5:45 CDT VERSUS p/ ()Varieties KSD -Arnold Grimm's Daughter WSIII Vacation Adventuring CBS -Judith Arlen, songs: WISN WOWO- Markets: Peter MacGregor 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT WKBB WTAQ WFBM (sw- 15.27) *WAAF -News & Weather 7 7 WROK -Markets: Home Folks WBAA- Scientif:: News Review CBS -Highways to Health: WMBD NBC -Box Score Extra: WENR Hour WKBH WFAM WTAQ WKBB WCCO -Ma Perkins, sketch *NBC -Lowell Thomas, news com- WTAD -Luncheon Music WHA -Magazine Rack WISN -Sidewalk mentator: WLW WTMJ Reporter WHBF -Gospel Temple Services NBC- Affairs of Anthony, sketch: AGE Silhouettes: KSD 1:00 CST 2:00 CDT WHIP -Social Justice Magazine WENR WOWO WBOW (sw- NBC -Salon WBOW WMAQ WTMJ (sw -953) CBS -Not So Long Ago: WOC WILL -Public Relations & Pub- 11.87) WITH THE ONE AND ONLY WKBB WFBM WSBT WAAF -Tower Tunes licity NBC -Bruce Baker's Orch.: WHO WBBM -Meet NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, WIND- Sports Edition WMAQ WIRE WLW the Missus CAL TINNEY sketch: WMAQ WTMJ WHO WMBD -Editor's Daughter sketch WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. WLW KSD WMBI -The Liquor Problem MBS -Zinn Arthur's Orch.: WHBF WFAM -Ball Scores MASTER OF CEREMONIES WMT NBC -Army Band: KWK (sw- WROK-Program Prevue WGN -Evening Serenade *News. WJBC WHBF -Mutiny .on the Bounty, 15.33 ) WSUI.Organ Melodies: Campus WOC Activities WAAF -Take It Easy drama WEAF-KYW 7:30-8:00 P.M. MBS -Mary Broc'cerman, sop.: WTAD- Community News WBAA -The Bookman WIBA -Organ Melodies Eastern Daylight Saving Time WGN WHBF 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT WFBM- Carlyle Stevens Speaking WIND -Eighth Race; Washington Man on the Street: WTAQ NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO WHA- Through Other Eyes Park by WMBD WIRE WTMJ WIBA WMAQ WHIP -News Oddities WIRE -Matinee Varieties Sponsored *News: WSAD WIND WISN WIBA- Matinee Dance WKBH- Kiddies' Hour CBS -Al Bernard's Minstrels: KMOX- Linda's Love, WIND- Edition WMBD -Happy Train First sketch WKBH WTAQ WFBM WKBB Sports WAAF -Page by Page WMBI- Chinese Language Period WMT-Singin' Sam WSBT WISN WOC (sw- 17.83) WBAA -George Knox, bar. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 28 WJJD -Suppertime Frolic MBS -Grant Park Concert: WGN *WIND -News- Sports *KSD -News: Henry Busse's Or- WISN -Tenth Inning WKBB -Song Shoppers KWK -Green Hornet *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air chestra WLW -To be announced WKBH -Rapid Ad WBOW- Baseball Game 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT KWK -Easy Aces, sketch WOC- Sports Highlights TUESDAY WMBD- Sports Round Table WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. *CBS -News: (sw -9.65) WBBM -Man on the Street WTMJ -Dance Orch. WOC- Voices of Friendship *WHBF-News: Melo- Melodies NBC -Noble Sissle's Orch.: KWK WCFL -The Life Prgm. 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WROK -Artie Orch. WENR Shaw's WIND -Henry Kayner's Orch. (sw-953) -Isham Jones' Orch. NBC -Charlie Barnett's Orch.: I WSBT -Hits & Bits WFBM -Good Will Hour August WISN- Dugout Doings . WMAQ WTAM WSUI -Children's Hour NBC -Milt Herth Trio: WIRE WHBF -Lucia Thompson, pianist WKBB-Organist NBC -Battle of Sexes: KOA KFI WTAD,Supper Club with La- NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure WIRE -Dick Reed WKBH -Going Forward (also at 7 p.m. CST) (6:30 p.m. Continued)' WTAQ -The Maskers Crosse Time: WTAM KOA WMAQ WHO WLW -Schnickelfritz' Orch. KSD WLW *WSBT -News CBS -Frankie Masters' Orch.: WOC NBC- Information, Please; Clifton 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT WMT- Agency Series Talk WOC- Summer Follies MBS -Enric Madriguera's Orch.: WTMJ -Melody Picture Book WFBM WTAQ WMBD WKBB Fadiman, m.c.; F. P. Adams; MBS- Concert Orch.: WGN WBBM WSBT WISN WHAS John Kieran and Guests: WMT WROK- Master Singers WGN 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WIND -Betty & Bob, sketch WOWO -Bob Wilson WJR WLS KWK (sw- 11.87) WKBB CBS -Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: CBS -Cab Calloway's Orch.: WJR -Job Clinic W ROK- Victor Hour WSBT NBC -Johnny Messner's Orch.: WKBH -String Ensemble WHAS WBBM WFBM KMOX WBBM WAAF- Evening Concert WSBT- Curtain Calls WCCO WJR WIBA WBOW WBOW- Twilight Melodies WROK- Prairie Singer NBC -Ray Kinney's Orch.: WIRE WSUI -AII -State High School MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: WCFL- Insurance Talk WSBT -U. S. Government Reports *News: WIBA WKBB WTAQ WENR Speech Groups Prgm. WMT WGN WHBF WFAM -The Three Men WSUI -Television Prgm. WTAQ -Cavalcade of Drama KWK -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost WGN -Lightning Jim 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT *WENR -News, Durward Kirby Persons *News: WIND KMOX WIRE WHA- Evening Musicale 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WIND- Swedish Prgm. WCFL -The Life Prgm. KWK -Jack Field's Orch. NBC -True Story Time with Ful- WHBF -Modern Melodies WCFL -Sports WKBH -John Gruber WHO- Austin & Scott WCCO - Rollie oJhnson WHIP -Take It Easy ton Oursler: WENR WMT KWK WHBF-Baseball; Evansville vs. WMBD -Hits & Bits WIND -Melody Special WCFL- George Hessberger's Orch. WOWO (sw- WIBA -Organ Melodies 11.87) Moline WOC-Marimba Magic WJJD- Bureau of Missing Persons WHO -Back to the Bible WJJD -Pacific Paradise CBS -Bob Crosby's Orth.; Johnny WIND -The City of the Future WROK -Night Club of the Air WLW -Ted Lloyd WKBH -To be announced WSBT -All -Stars Softball Game WLW -Dance WKBB -Music of the Moment Mercer, m.c.: WTAQ WISN WOC WISN -Baseball Game 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT Orch. WJR WSUI -American Legion Prgm. WMT -Nat. Emergency Council WKBH -Music Makers WMBD KMOX WCCO WMT -Let's Waltz NBC -Geo. Olsen's Orch.: WBOW WOC -In the Gloaming WHAS WBBM WFBM WSBT WTAQ -Gaslight Harmonies WTMJ-Exclusive Story WTMJ -Last Word in Sports WOWO- Evening Melodies WKBH 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: WCCO 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT 8:30 CST 9:30 CDT WBBM WSBT WTAQ (sw -6.12) WROK- Parade of Progress NBC -Alec Templeton, pianist: *CBS -Kaltenborn Edits the CBS -Shep Fields' Orch.: WHAS NBC -Charlie Barnett's Orch.: MBS WGN *WTAD- Headlines in the News WIRE KSD WHO WLW WTAM News: WBBM WFBM WTAQ WCCO WFBM WBBM KMOX -Harry James' Orch.: WIRE WHO WTAM -Bob Miller's Orch. WIBA WMAQ WTMJ (sw -9.53) WCCO WOC WJR WKBB (sw -9.65) NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WIRE MBS -Joe Reichman's *WTAQ -News: Orch.: MBS-Success Session: WHBF CBS -Doris Rhodes, songs: WSBT NBC -Quicksilver: KOA KFI (also *News: WHO WOC WJR WHAS WMT 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT WBOW -Labor Forum (sw -9.65) see 5:15 p.m. CST) WMBD WFBM WROK WKBH CBS -Frankie Masters' Orch.: NBC -Eugene Conley, tnr.; Con- WCFL -Labor Flashes NBC -The Inside Story, drama: MBS- Inside of Sports: WIBA Sports: KOA KWK KMOX cert Orch.: WTAM *WGN -News: Sports KWK WOWO WENR WMT (also NBC -Lawrence Welk's Orch.: KMOX -Organ Melodies You WCCO -Jay Mills' Orch. *News: WBOW WKBB WKBH WIND -Tommy Ott, organist see 6 p.m. CST) WHO WTAM' WENR WENR -Music Want, When *WCFL-News WCFL -Dr. You Want It Carruthers WKBB- Universe of Melody NBC -Uncle Doghouse: WENR -Milton Herth's Trio WFAM -Federal Housing Adminis- Walter's KSD -Cheri McKay & Co. *WH11F -News: Sports Review WROK -Four Cucarachas WMAQ WIRE WTMJ KSD KOA WIND -Carlos Molina's Orch. WIRE -Baseball Roundup WIBA - Beach tration WSUI- Evening Musicale Hollywood WTMJ Dance WHO WLW WTAM (sw -953) WKBH-Postal Oddities WIND -Henry Kayner's Orch. Orch. WHBF -News; Dance Tunes 7 :45 CST 8:45 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WIBA- CDT KMOX- Alpine Varieties WLW -This Is the Fair WJJD -General Rhythms Variety Prgm. CBS -Bob MBS -Enric Madriguera's Orch.: WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers Crosby's Orch.: (sw- WCFL -Make Believe Danceland *WMAQ -News WKBB -Jerry Chandler, organist 11.83) WGN WHBF WMT WTAD -Tempo Moderne WGN -The Northerners WMBD- Poetry Workshop *WLW -Peter Grant, news WTAQ-Guy Watts, pianist WBOW -Salon Ensemble WHAS- Summer Souvenirs WMT -Baseball; Sprinfield ve. WMAQ -Bunny Berigañ s Orch. CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: WOC WCFL -Federal WIBA -Gems Waterloo WTAQ WKBB WFBM WBBM CST 8:00 Agency Series of Melody WTAM -Tom Manning 7:00 CDT WGN -Dick Orch. WIND -Henry Kayner's Orch. WOC -My Pet Peeve WTMJ-Today's Events KMOX WISN WENR Jurgen's NBC -Artie Shaw's Orch.: WIND-Pedro De Leon's Orch. WJR- Number, Please WOWO -Dance Orch. WOWO KWK WBOW WIBA 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT NBC -Sammy Kaye's Orch.: WHO WROK- Gingham Girls WKBB -Waltz Time WTAQ -World Dances WBOW WMAQ WMT (sw- 11.87) WTMJ -Nat'l Emergency Council CBS -Ben Bernie's Orch.: WKBH WSUI- German Prose & Poetry, WKBH -Ralph Norton Entertains WKBB WIND WMBD WJR NBC -Orrin Tucker's Orch.: WIBA NBC -Battle of Sexes: KSD WHO WMBD- 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT Frederick Schwartz Around the Corner WSBT KWK WTMJ WIRE WLW WTAM WTMJ WSUI -Sportstime MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT NBC -George Olsen's Orch.: WHO Music You Want: KSD WIRE WMAQ (also at 10:30 p.m. CST) CBS -Cab Calloway's Orchestra: NBC -Mr. District Attorney, drama: 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT WTAM KOA- Westernaires CBS -We, the People: WHAS WIRE KSD WLW WHO KOA CBS- Armchair Adventures: WOC WMBD WHAS WKBB WIND KMOX- France Laux. sports WENR -Isham Jones' Orch. WBBM WCCO KMOX WFBM WMAQ WTMJ WTAM WIBA WFAM WCCO WTAQ WKBB WTAQ WKBH WOC WCCO WKBB KOA -On With the Dance WHAS -Dick Cisnes Orch. WISN WJR (sw- 11.83) (also (sw -9.53) WSBT WHAS WKBH (sw -9.65) WIND -The Nite Watch KNX KSL at 10:30 p.m. CST) -Ray Kinney's Orch.: WTAM *KWK -News NBC -If I Had the Chance; Josef NBC -Little Jack Little's Orch.: NBC WCCO -Cedric Adams *WKBH -Night Owl's Request WMAQ MBS -The Senators' Orch.: WGN Honti's Orch.: WENR WOWO (sw- 11.87) WFBM -Music in the Night Prgm.: News WCFL -Grant Park Concert (sw- 11.87) KMOX -Twilight Trail NBC -Johnny Presents: KOA KFI WHAS -Walsh Looks 'Em Over WLW -Frankie Masters' Orch. WHBF- Announcers' Contest CBS -Time to Shine: WBBM WJR *WBBM -News WIBA (also see 6 p.m. CST) WHBF -Around the Diamond W MBD- Nightfall WHIP- Evening Meditation WMBD KMOX WFBM WHAS WFBM -I'd Like to Know Sports: WJR WHO WIBA -Club Chanticlear WTAM -Otto Thurn's Orch. WIND -Hymns of All Churches WCCO WIBA -Club Chanticleer KMOX -Second Husband WIND- Variety Melodies End of Tuesday Programs

WBBM -Linda's First Love WISN- Rhythm Romance *WIND- Livestock Reports: News WFAM- Morning Devotions WEDNESDAY, August 2, 1939 WJJD -Whistle While You Work WISN -Tonic Tunes MORNING WGN- What's News in the Stores WMT -This Day is Ours WJJD- Bureau of Missing Persons Today WOWO -Editor's Daughter. sketch WKBB -Melody Musings 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT WHBF-Ridin' High WROK -Town Crier WKBH -Music for Milady CBS -Richard Maxwell: WFAM WHO -Coffee Pot Inn WHBF -Melodies of the Moment WMBD -Jays Women of Today WTAD -Marcella Cheek *WLS- Markets: News (sw- 17.83) WIBA -Musical Clock WIND -Memory Lane WMT-Musical Clock WTAQ -Music & Song WROK- Morning Varieties *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: WILL -Student Churches WKBB -Marimba Magic WOWO- Modern Home Forum 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT WSUI -Prgm. Calendar & Weather WKBH- Quintet WROK -Your Favorite Hymns WTAD -Kitty Inc. WCFL (sw -215) *WIND -News Lawrence NBC -P e p p e r Young's Family. Keene, *WIRE -Baby Bulletins: News WLS Meet Miss Julie WSUI- Service Reports 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT *News: WTAD WILL sketch: WLS (sw- 15.21) WGN WJJD -Margit Hegedus' Orch. WOC- Musical Clock WTAD -John Golden NBC -Luigi Romanelli's Orchestra: Musical Clock: WBBM WMBD Federal Sym- CDT NBC -Young Widder Brown, WKBB- Chancel Steps WSUI -Los Angeles 9:00 CST 10:00 WBOW WMT WOWO . WHBF WOC WROK sketch: WIRE WMAQ WHO WKBH -Breakfast Prgm. phony NBC -The Story of Mary Martin, CBS -Joyce Jordon, KMOX -Travelogue CBS -Big Sister, WBBM Girl Interne: WLW -Livestocks: Boone County WTMJ -Top o' the Morning sketch: WLS WIBA (sw- 15.21) sketch: WMBD WFAM KWK -Grady Cantrell 9:30 WCCO WMBD KMOX WFBM WOC WBBM Caravan 8:30 CST CDT CBS -It Happened in Hollywood; KMOX WFBM WCCO WISN WAAF- Breakfast Express WMAQ -A Step Ahead with Nor- NBC -Originalities: WCFL (sw- WOC WBOW- Morning Devotions Vocalist & Orch.: WBBM WISN KSD -Hymns of All man Ross 15.21) MBS -Keep Fit to Music: WMT Churches WCCO -Air Almanac WCCO KWK -Musical Prgm, *WTAD -News NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: KWK 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT WTAQ-Motorists' Special NBC -David Harum, sketch: WHO WAAF -Novelettes WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD WIRE WMAQ KSD Meet Miss Julia: WTMJ WLW WCFL-Peekers in the, Pantry CBS -Deep River Boys: WFAM 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WAAF CBS- Hilltop House, sketch; Bess NBC WBOW -Let's Dance WGN -Manhattan Mother, sketch (sw- 17.83) -Viennese Ensemble: WBOW NBC -Story of the Month: KWK Johnson: WBBM WISN KMOX WCFL KWK -Music for Men WHA-Homemakers *News: WCCO WHO WMT (sw- 15.21) WFBM WCCO WMBD WCFL-Originalities *WHBF -News: His Majesty, the KMOX-Ozark Varieties: Hoosier MBS -World Poultry Congress: WFAM -Lou Pike Baby NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: MBS -Melody Strings: WGN WHBF Hot Shots WGN -Don Pedro, violinist WHIP- Hawaiian Melodies WHO WLW WIRE KSD WMAQ KWK -Al WROK WMT KWK -Rise & Shine Sanli s Orch. *News: WJJD WHA- Consumer Facts WHO -Life Can Be WTMJ WBOW -Radio Gospel WTAD Beautiful WBOW-Morning Mail WHBF -Betty & Bob, sketch WIBA -Chaminade Club CBS- Pretty Kitty Kelly, WFAM- Shoppers' Guide *KMOX-Headline Highlights WGN -Good Morning Prgm. sketch: WHIP- Pathfinder News Review WILL -Foundations of American WHBF -Public WAAF- & WHIP- Musical Clock WBBM WFBM WOC KMOX Service Prgm. Rhythm Romance WIBA- Dorothy Potter Society WHIP-Budapest Hour WFAM -Rhapsody in WILL- Concert Airs WCCO WISN Brass *WIND-News WIND -Bob Atcher, songs WIND -Jimmy Dean, songs WFBM -Roundup WIND- Passing Show, music *News: WKBH WAAF WOWO WISN -Ann Leslie's Scrap Book WIRE -Advs. of Uncle Jimmy WJJD- Toastmaster Musical Clock: WIBA WROK WJJD -The Wednesday Kitchen WGN -Keep Fit to Music WJJD -Hal Tate, movie tattler WJBC -Theater WKBB -Morning Melodies WHA -Your Health Time *WLS -News, Julian Bentley WMT WKBB -Stepping Along: Melodic WJJD -Late Morning Melodies *WLW- Michael Hinn, news *WAAF -News: Canary Serenade: WKBH -Sylvester, concertina WHIP -What Is It? Medley WKBB -Hollywood Reporter WLS- Howard Peterson, organist WILL- Economic Botany WMT -A Trip Thru Niagara: Sing- News *WKBH -News: Bargain Counter WKBH -Home Economics Prgm. WLW -Heart of Blake WIND- ing Shoe Man WCFL -Thunder Over Paradise Julia Morning Rhythms WMBI -Radio Sketches with Song WLS- Feature Foods Prgm. WTAD-Fashion Parade *WFAM -News: Concert Time WMT -Alarm Clock Time WKBB- Romantic Rhythms: Sur- WOWO -Linda's First Love WLW -The Editor's Daughter 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT WGN- Morning Melodies WOWO- Dishpan Parade prise Your Husband WROK -Organ Reveries WHO -Life Can Be Devotions Manner Beautiful CBS -Fiddlers Fancy: (sw- 17.83) WHA-Band Wagon WROK- Morning WKBH -Music in Modern WTAD -Ma Perkins, sketch WMAQ -Songs of the Heart WSUI -Daily Iowan of Air: Morn- WLW -Linda's First Love NBC -Breakfast Club: WOWO *WHBF -News: Merry Melodies WTAQ -Music for Every Mood WROK -Songs of Yesterday WHIP- German Hour ing Melodies WMBD-B & M Messenger: Weath- CBS-Manhattan Mother: WBBM 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WSUI -Homemaker's Forum WILL- American Foreign Relations WTAD -Ministerial Alliance er Report: M. L. Fuller *WTAD -News *News: WIBA WTAQ WTAQ -Sunshine Time WSUI -Within the Classroom NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WIND- Headline Music WHO WTMJ -Hymns of All Churches WFAM -Your Engagement Book WJJD- Bosworth Broadcast 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT WTMJ- What's Newt WCCO -Musical Chimes WKBB -Dixieland. Band NBC -Breen & de Rose: WBOW 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT WGN- Everyday Words: Good WLS- Career of Alice Blair (sw- 15.21) NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WLS KSD WLW WTMJ WMAQ WIRE NBC -The O'Neills. sketch: WLW Morning Prgm - WMBD- Bandwagon WLW (sw- 15.21) NBC -The Wife Saver: KWK WMAQ WHBF -The Westerners NBC -The Trouble with Marriage, WSUI -Morning Chapel sketch: WLS NBC - Lorenzo Jones, sketch: KSD WMT WOWO (sw- 15.21) CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: WHO -Pete's Mountaineers WTAD- Coffee Time WMAQ WHO WIRE WJJD -Memories NBC -Woman In White, sketch: CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories, sketch: KMOX WCCO WFBM WBBM *WTAQ -Console Melodies: News Ensemble: WIBA WCCO KMOX WFBM WBBM *WKBB -News WMAQ KSD WHO WIRE WTMJ NBC- Viennese WOC 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WOC WMBD WKBH- Morning Devotions sketch: WBBM CBS- Scattergood Baines: WBBM NBC -Southernaires Quartet: (sw- NBC -John's Other Wife. sketch: CBS- Stepmother, WLS -Jolly Joe's Pet Pals Club KMOX WCCO WFBM KMOX WCCO WFBM MBS- Rutgers Homemakers' For- 15.21- 15.33) WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD um: WHBF WLW -Gospel Singer on the News MBS- Georgia Crackers: WHBF MBS -Dick O'Heren, tnr.: WHBF NBC -Josh Higgins of Fibchvilte. *KWK- Sidelights "Mother's So Long at the WMAQ -Coffee Time WCFL Melodies WMT by WGN sketch: WOWO KWK (sw- 15.21) -Bittersweet Fair," a talk Clarinda C. *WMBD-Weather; Police; News WGN -Musical Mail Box *News: WKBB WMBD WOC Richards. KSD -Heart of Julia Blake WMT -Songs for Mother MBS -Paul Allison, poems; Organ- WHBF -House of Music KWK -The Gospel Singer WAAF- Morning Song *KWK -News: Musical Interlude WTAD -Happy Valley ist: WLW WIBA- Baron's Reporter WAAF- Orchids & Moonlight WBOW-Indiana Teachers' College WAAF -The Sport of Kings 7:45 CST 8:45 CDT CBS -Myrt & Marge, sketch: WILL- Markets WFAM- Musicalc Prgm. WBOW -Norge Neighbors NBC -Life Can Be Beautiful: WBBM WCCO WISN KMOX WIND -Swing Quartet WGN -Bachelor's Children, sketch WCFL-General Revue WFAM -What Is It WLS (sw- 15.21) WFBM WMBD WISN -Early Risers' Club *WHA -News & Views WGN- Painted Dreams WHIP -Gypsy Caravan

CBS -Bachelor's Children: KMOX WCFL -Music for Today WKBH -Uncle Bob WHIP -Women & the Home WHIP- Unforgettable Hits WHO- Adopted Daughter - *KWK -News: Rapid Service WHA- Morning Melody WLW -To be announced WIND- Parent's Forum WILL -Classical Miniatures WIBA -Your Family & Mine / 'O / 7/ , .:. www.americanradiohistory.com *WIND- Woman's News: Dance WIRE -Young Dr. Malone, sketch KWK -Meet Miss Julia CBS -Navy Band: WKBH WISN 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT E-8'42 Page 29 Music WJBC- Parade of Bands WAAF- Seven -Uppers KMOX- Editor's Daughter, sketch NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO WIRE -Dessa Byrd WJJD- Luncheon Rhythm WBAA- Sports Review *WBAA- Monitor Views the News WTMJ WIRE WIBA WMAQ *WISN -News WKBB-Taxpayer's Talk : Interlude WBOW -Singin' Sam WBBM -Missus Goes to Market CBS -Time Out for Dancing: WOC WEDNESDAY *WJBC -Women in the News WKBH -Club WCFL -Eddie & Fannie Calendar Cavanaugh WBOW -Medical Society WKBH WTAQ WFBM WKBB WJJD -Dick Baker, songs WLW -To be announced WGN -Young Dr. Malone, sketch WCCO -Ladies First WSBT WISN (sw- 17.83) WKBB -Songs for Sale WMT -Sweet & Swing: Singing WHBF -The Frank Microphone WGN -Jane August 2 Anderson, pianist MBS -Moods Music: WHBF WKBH -Your Home Prgm. Shoe Man WHIP- Rockin' 'n' Rhythm WHA -Organ Interlude in WMBD -Linda's First Love WOC -Of Interest to You WHO- Honeymead Stockmen WIND -Washington Park Races Ma Perkins, sketch: KMOX WMT -Pretty Kitty Kelly WOWO -Farm Flashes: Bill Board WILL- Markets *WIRE- Noonday Headlines WMBD WLW -This Day Is Ours WSUI -Yesterday's Musical Favor- WROK-Joe Fontana WJBC -Troubadors WJJD -Rhythm for Tea KSD- Valiant Lady, sketch WMAQ -Concert Miniature ites WSUI -Iowa Facts WJJD- Livestock Markets WLS- WAAF -Eunice Clark, songs WMBI -Wonderful Words WROK Homemakers' Prgm. -Hear Yourself WTAD -All for the Ladies WKBH -Man on the Street: WMBD -Today's WBAA -Mary Johnston, sop. WOC- Market Closing WTAD-Happy Programs Howard WTAQ -Rhythm & Romance Luncheon Music WMT -Tonic Tunes: New Treasure WCCO-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch WOWO -Eb 8i Zeb WTAQ-Today's Almanac WTMJ -Heinie & His Grenadiers WLS -Checkerboard Time WIND-Third Race; Washington WSUI-Travelog WTMJ-Betty Chest & Bob 11:30 CST 12:30 CDT WMT-Voice of Iowa: Markets: WSUI- Within the Classroom Park WTMJ -Home Harmonizers 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT Cedar Valley Hillbillies WROK -Swedish Gospel Service CDT CBS -Road WTAD -World Dances 3:30 CST 4:30 CBS- Romance of Helen Trent. of Life, sketch: WCCO WOC- Rambles in Rhythm WSUI-Within WBBM WTAQ -Noon Concert the Classroom NBC -Singing Trumpeteers: WHO sketch: KMOX WBBM WOWO -Name the Tune WTAD -Swingin' on Wax WIRE WMAQ NBC -Caroline's G o l d e n Store: WTAD -Farm & Community Hour 1:30 CST 2:30 CDT NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: 2:30 CST 3:30 CDT MBS -Jane Anderson, pianist: WHO WLW WMAQ (sw- 15.33- WTMJ -Daily Bulletin Board NBC -Gen. Fed. of Women's Clubs Speakers: WIBA WBOW WMAQ -Vic Sade, WHBF 11.87) Prgm.: WIBA NBC & sketch: WTMJ - 12:30 KWK (sw- 15.21) CST 1:30 CDT WIRE WHO WMAQ KSD NBC- Affairs of Anthony, sketch: KMOX -Judy & Jane NBC- Pepper Young's Family, KSD -Young Dr. Malone, sketch CBS -To be announced: WFBM CBS -Time Out for Dancing: WBOW WENR WOWO (sw- WAAF -Market: Melody Review KSD- George Hall's Orch. sketch: WTMJ WMAQ WHO KWK CBS -Your Family & Mine: KMOX WFAM 11.87) WCCO- Bachelor's Children, -My Secret Diary WIRE WLW KSD sketch WBOW- WBBM WMBD KMOX (sw- *NBC -Club Matinee; News: CBS -Stanley Hickman, songs: *WCFL-News Presentation CBS -Swing Serenade: WISN WOC WCFL -Meet 17.83) WIBA WKBH WFAM WKBB WISN WFAM- Rhythm Moods the Folks WKBB WTAQ WFBM WKBH WFBM- Hoosier NBC -Valiant WTAQ WMBD WFBM -Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen of Farm Circle Lady, sketch: WLW WSBT (sw- 17.83) MBS -Wayne & Dick, songs: WGN- Markets: Len Salvo, organist WIRE WMAQ (sw -1L87) WHBF *News: WJBC WOC the Air KMOX -One Woman's Opinion WAAF-Carnival *WGN -Quin Ryan's' News WHA -Organ Gems *News: WIBA WHO WOC WAAF-Stars Manhattan WHBF -Hymns *KWK -News: Musical Interlude Over WBAA -Birth of the News WHA -Music Appreciation Course of All Churches WCCO WBAA -Your WAAF - Estelle Barnes, Radio Reporter WHIP-Southtown Church Hour Rhythm WTAQ pianist WFBM-Carlyle Stevens Speaking WHBF -Piano Moods Rascals: WTMJ WBAA- Famous Homes WCCO -Betty & Bob WIBA- Church of the Air KWK -Dave Wright Sings WHA- Through Other Eyes WHIP -Stage Life WBBM-Flanograms WHA -Music of the Masters -Voice WHO -Arnold W1LL -Music WAAF -Live Stock: Markets: WHIP of Happiness Grimm's Daughter WBOW -Leo Baxter's Musicale WHIP -Grandmother's Scrapbook WIBA -Matinee Dance WIND -Joe Alexander, organist WIND -Bob Atcher, hillbilly songs Health Talk WILL WiRE -Farm Hour WGN -Ball Players' Lives -Recital Hall WIND -Sports Edition WIRE-Editor's Daughter WBAA- Luncheon Dance Time WIND- Sports Edition WISN -Hits & Encores WHA -Musical Varieties WLW-Concert Ensemble WISN- Today's Almanac WBOW- Street Reporter *WKBH -News WJBC -Singing Sam *WHBF- Mississippi Valley News WMBI -Organ Melodies WJBC -Dollar Daze WCFL- American Radio Warblers WIND- Sports Edition WLW -Life Can Be Beautiful WJJD -Loop Noonday Service WE-BM-Bohemians WMT -D. A. R. Prgm. WJJD- Safety Court WJJD -Music and Banter WMBD -His Majesty, the Baby WKBB -Take It Easy WKBB -Farm Bulletins WGN -The Lady Answers WP,OK -Ma Perkins, sketch WMBD- Secret Diary WMBI -Hymns You Love to Sing WSUI- Musical Chats. WKBH -Study in Blue WKBH -Tonic Tunes: Farm Ser- WHA -Farm Prgm. Illustíated vice *WMT -News: Musical Interlude WOWO -Old Time Religion Bruckner, Symphony No. 4 WLS -Prairie Ramblers Prgm. *WHBF -News: Markets WROK -Rhythm Before Three *WLS- Markets: Weather: News WOWO -Stork Express WTMJ -Black & Gold *WLW -News: Live Stocks: WHIP -Going Forward with Chi- WROK-Old Refrains WTAD- Concert WMBD -Meet Miss Julia cago 3:45 CST 4:45 CDT River: Weather: Grain Reports WTAD -The Roving Cowboys 2:45 CST 3:45 CDT WMBD -Sweetheart Time WMT -Magic Kitchen WILL -Illinois Farm Hour CBS -When We Were Young: WMBI -Continued Story Reading WOC -Your Hymns & Mine WIND -Luncheon Dance 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT NBC -Midstream, sketch: WMAQ WOC WKBH WTAQ WMBD WMT -Myrt & Marge, sketch WOWO -Hey! Mr. Motorist WJJD- Midday Roundup NBC -The Guiding Lignt, sketch: KSD WIRE WHO WLW WTMJ WISN WFAM WKBB WROK-Your Confidential Advisor WOC- Markets WKBB -Man on the Street WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSD WLW CBS -Bluegrass Brevities: WOC. NBC -Lillian songs: KSD W SUI- Melody Mart Cornell, WROK -Woman's Forum WLS- Livestock Markets WIRE WKBH WFBM WTAQ WMBD WMAQ WTAD -Police News WOWO -Your WSUI -Book Shelf Family & Mine NBC- Between the Bookends: WISN WFAM WKBB (sw- 17.83) NBC -Josef Honti's Concert Orch.: WTAD WTAQ -Mailman WROK-Let's Have a Good Time: -We, the Jury WOWO WIBA KWK (sw- 15.33) MBS -To be announced: WHBF WBOW WENR WOWO *WTAQ -News: Music for the 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT Country Home MBS -Seven Men and a KMOX -Dope Missus NBC -Words & Music: WIBA (sw- WSBT-Watch & Pray Hour Maid: from the Dugout MBS-Tommy Tucker's Orchestra: WHBF -Man WTMJ -Your Family & Mine 15.33) WSUI -Today in Iowa City: Ser- KWK in the Stands WHBF 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT vice Reports KMOX -Magic Kitchen WCCO -Pet Stories WBAA -Story Book Hour NBC -Phil Brito, tor.: KWK WHIP -Waltz Time NBC- Fireside Singers: KSD 12:45 CST 1:45 CDT *WAAF-News: Weather WFBM -Meet Miss Julia MBS- Vaughn de Leath, songs: WBAA- Charles Powell, pianist WILL -Travelogue & NBC -Hymns of All Churches: WHA- Marjorie Ricketts, sop. NBC -Nat'l Farm Home Hour: WCFL WBBM- Dugout WIND -Fourth Race; Washington WLW WHO WLW WIRE WMAQ (sw- Dope WHIP -Dixieland Band CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: WBOW- Indiana State Teachers' Park *WHO -News 1L87) WMBI -Question CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: KMOX WBBM WCCO WMBD Pictures of Joe Emerson may be College Prgm. Hour WIND -Sixth Race; Washington found on page 3a. WTAD- WBBM KMOX *News: WBAA WILL WCCO -Mary Sothern Variety Prgm. Park MBS -Joyce Trio; WHBF KSD -Singin Sam CBS -Leon Goldman's String En- WCFL- Dugout Interview 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT WIRE -Minute Interviews semble: WFBM KMOX WCCO NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: WCCO- Grandma Travels, sketch WBOW -Farm Visits WGN -The Leadoff Man WIBA WJBC -Parent -Teachers' Prgm. WBBM WISN WOC WOWO (sw- 11.87) WCFL -Willie Winn WGN -To be announced WIND- Second Race; Washington WLW -One Woman Speaks WFAM -Slue Prelude WHBF- Dramas of Life NBC -Rehearsal Time: KWK Park NBC -Kitty Keene, sketch: WHO WMBI -Story Time for Boys & *WLS -News: Homemakers' Prgm. WGN -June Baker, home manage- WHIP -Song Shoppers MBS- George Fisher's WIRE WMAQ WLW WTMJ KSD Girls Hollywood WMBD -Kitty Keene. Inc ment WHO- Markets & Weather Whispers: WGN WHBF Baseball; St. Louis vs. Boston: WMT -Tom Owens' Cowboys *WIND -News: Livestock Reports WMT -Women's State Golf WROK -Nathanial Shilkret WHIP -20th Century Serenade *News: WTAQ WKBH KMOX KWK W1RE- Market Reports WROK- Margaret Eklof 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT WHO -Valiant Lady *KSD -News: Markets WAAF -Salon Concert WISN -Even As You & I WTAD -Dr. Collins *CBS -News: Ballads by Brooks: WIRE-Lindas First Love WAAF -Song WBAA -Afternoon Music WJBC -Favorite Meh,dies Shoppers WKBH WKBB WFBM WTAQ WJBC -Peggy Payne: Pioneers WBAA- Market 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT WBOW -Vocal Styling WLS -Dinnerbell Prgm.: Farm Reports WOC WISN WKBH-Organ Melodies *WBOW -News: Tune the WCCO-Baseball, Minneapolis vs. News & Music of Dey *NBC -Club Matinee: News: WLS -Life of Mary Sothern, WCFL- Spotlight Milwaukee NBC -Art in the News: WLW *WLW -News: Live Stocks: Poul- Prgm. KWK WBOW WOWO WENR sketch WIBA- Market Reports WENR Home Forum WMAQ WIBA WTMJ (sw -9.53) WMBD -Window Shopper try Report WLW WMT (sw- 15.33) WIND -Organ & Vibra Harp *WHBF- Headlines of the Day NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orchestra: WMT- Hilltop House, sketch *WMAQ -News: Doggy Dan CBS- Keyboard Capers: WTAQ WHIP- Jitterbug Jamboree WKBB- Market Reports: Pet Cor- WFBM WENR WIRE WOC- Screenfans Prgm. *WMT -News: Don Roth's Band ner WSBT WKBB WKBH WILL -Music of the Masters WOWO- Melody Spinners WOC -Farm Bureau WISN WOC (sw- 11.83) WIND -Sports Edition KSD-Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch WOWO- *WLS -Grain Market Summary: WAAF -Jimmy Kozak, pianist WROK -Musical Workshop Market Service News NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: WJBC- Devotional Hour WTAD -Betty & Bob WROK -Singin' Sam WMAQ WTMJ WIRE WIBA WMBD -Petticoat Parade WBBM- Chicago Hour WSBT-Man-on-the-Street WMBD-Farm Markets: Farm WBOW -What Are You Reading? WTMJ -Gospel Singer News WHO WMT -Sweet Music 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WSUI -Farm Flashes WROK -Women of the Hotu WCFL -Accordiana WTAD -Swing Along WMT -Joe Doakes: International Baseball; Cubs vs. Philadelphia: WFAM -Let's Go Fishin' CBS -The G o I d b e r g s, ketch: WSUI -Organ Melodies WTAQ- Farmhands Varieties WGN WJJD WBBM WGN -Swing It KMOX WBBM WOWO -Closing Markets KMOX -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch WTAD -Baseball Game 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT WHA- Chapter a Day MBS- Everett Hoagland's Orch.: W ROK-Markets : Favorite Songs: KSD- Arnold Grimm's Daughter WHIP -Polish- American Hour WHBF WMT Home Folks Hour *WAAF -News & Weather CBS -Of Men and Books: WKBB AFTERNOON WFAM WTAQ WKBH WISN WHO- Songfellows NBC -Geo. Griffin, bar.: (sw- WTAD- Luncheon Music WBAA -Magic Carpet WILL -The Broadcasters WTMJ Sidewalk Charles Robert Anderson's 1533) Reporter WCCO -Ma Perkins, sketch "Melville of the South Seas" WIND -Sports Edition 1:00 CST 2:00 CDT WCFL- Baseball Judy & WHO 12:00 CST 1:00 CDT will be the book discussed by WJBC -Sweet & Swing Jane: WCCO License WHA -Magazine Rack T. V. Smith today. *News: WJJD WTAD WKBH CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters. MBS- Marriage Romances: WJJD -Baseball Scoreboard WHBF -Gospel Temple i Tel -e- tunes: sketch: KMOX WBBM KWK WGN WHBF WMT Services NBC -Adrian R o l l n l's Trio: *WMBEf-News: Melody Miniature *KSD -News: Rosario WHIP- Social Justice Magazine s NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WLW NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, WBOW WIRE WENR WMT -Kids Show of the Air Bourdon Arch. WILL -The Digest WMAQ WIRE KSD sketch: WMAQ WHO WLW KSD CBS -Life and Love of Susan: WOWO- Keeping You Posted WAAF -Symphonic Hour WHO (sw- WIND -Sports Edition Dr. WBAA -Morning Melodies 11.87) WTMJ WFBM WROK -Community Hour WMBD -Editor's Daughter 4:15 CST 5:15 CDT WCFL -Hit Revue CBS -Sweet Alice: WOC CBS -Navy Band: WOC WSBT WMBI Sunday School Lesson MBS- Johnson Family: WHBF -Int'l -Malcolm Claire, children's WFBM -Musical Echoes WKBB WFBM WROK- Prevue WMT *NBC announced MBS- Freddie Nagel's Orchestra: Markets: Prgm. stories: News: WENR WBOW WGN -To be KWK NBC -Smarties Quartet: (sw- 15.33) WSUI- Musical interlude: World WHO -Meet Miss Julia in Brass WHBF (sw -9.53) WHIP -Rhapsody Bookman WIND -Fifth Race; Washington Love *News: WJBC WMBD WAAF Mar on the Street: WMBD WTAQ WIBA- Linda's First WTAD- News Park on Next Page) WILL -Current Economic Prob. WBAA -Farm Facts KMOX -Linda's First Love, sketch Community (Continued lems WBOW- Tropical Moods WAAF -Page by Page *WIND- Indiana News WCCO- Manhattan Mother, sketch WBAA-Meditations WIRE -Singin' Sam WCFL-Rhumba Cafe WBBM- Editor's Daughter WFBM -Farm Bureau Prgm. WBOW -Walkathon Broadcast DISCARD YOUR OLD AERIAL WISN -Reflections It Is Most Likely Corroded and Has Poor WJBC -Organ Melodies WGN -Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. WCCO -Adopted Daughter $1 or Loose Noisy Connections WHA-Musicale WCFL -Musical Moods Complete No MORE BUZZES, CLICKS and shorts from summer rains and winter snow WKBB -What's New? and sleet when using an F & II Capacity Aerial Eliminator. WHA -Legislative Forum Does away with Anyone can connect WLS -Melody Parade *WHIP -Negro News Aerial entirely it in a moment's time to the radio .et- occupies only 11 inch by 4 inch space WIBA -Tony Salerno's Orch. 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Also works swell on Short Wave WIND -Tommy Ott, organist *News: WKBB WROK WFBM WHBF and.bd With I had found it long ago. Stgiled: 'SITE STATE _J v/ 7 = f1 - .1,, www.americanradiohistory.com Page 30 8/42 -E *KSD -News: Nathaniel Skilkret's NBC -Idea Mart: WOWO WIBA Sports: WHO WJR Orch. Good Listening for Wednesday WENR WBOW (sw- 11.37) *KSD -News: Henry Busse's Or- KWK- Musical Prgm. Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be KWK -Lane Ranger chestra WEDNESDAY WAAF- Bandstand found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated WBBM -Grant Park Concert KWK -Easy Aces, sketch WBBM- Melody Cruise * Star in program listings indicates news highlights WCFL -Labor Flashes WBBM -Man on the Street WCCO -Going Places *WGN -News: Highlights of Sports WCFL -The Life Prem. August 2 WCFL -Concert Ensemble MORNING WIND- Marriage & the American WENR -Milton Herth's Trio WFAM -Joe Boland's Sports Family WIRE -Dick Reed *WGN -Captain Herne, news 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) Farm and Home Hour. WISN- Reflections WKBB -Stars Over Manhattan (4:15 p.m. Continued) WHO -FHA Prgm.: Milt Herth Part of today's program will originate from the World's WROK -Four Cucarachas WLW -Dance Orch. NBC -Charlie Barnett's Orch.: WLW -Front Page Parade Poultry Congress in Cleveland, Ohio. WSUI- Evening Musicale WMAQ -Isham Jones' Orch. WMAQ WOWO WMT WMAQ -Ennio Bolognini's Orch. 7:45 CST 8:45 CDT WOWO- Keeping You Posted WROK -Night Club of Air WMBD -Two Guitars AFTERNOON WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. the CBS -Eton Boys: WBBM WKBB *WSBT -News WMBI- Something to Sing About WGN -Enric Madriguera's Orch. WTAQ WTAM -Glen Orch. WOC -Vi Dalley's Magic Moments 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) People's Platform; Dis- WHBF- Crimson Trail Gray's MBS- Sucker School: WHBF WOWO -Public Health WTMJ -Melody Picture Book Subject: "Pennies Plucked cussions. WIND -Pedro De Leon's Orch. from Dead Men's Eyes." 5:30 CST 6:30 CDT WROK -True or False 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT CBS -People's Platform: WBBM NIGHT NBC -Dance Orch.: WHO KSD -Mo. Fed. of Music Clubs WSUI- Visiting Professor WKBB WMBD WFAM WAAF -Harry Creighton, sports WKBH 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT CBS -Shep Fields' Orch.: WBBM (sw- 15.27) 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Honolulu Bound. WJR WSBT WCFL -ABC Safety Legion Phil Baker, comedian; Beetle and Bottle; Andrews NBC -Kay Kyser's Prgm.; Virginia WFAM - Killer Dillers NBC -Cloutier Is Calling: WOWO NBC- Horace Heidt's Orchestra: Sisters; Lyn Murray's orchestra. Simms; Harry Babbitt & Sully WFBM -Tea Time Topics . WLS Mason, vocalists: WIBA WTMJ WENR WIRE -Frank Gagen's Orch.: WHO WGN -Len Salvo, organist NBC 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) One Man's Family; Serial WHO KSD KOA WLW WBOW KWK -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost WHO -Baseball Time KSD WTMJ Drama. WTAM WMAQ WIRE (sw -9.53) Persons WIBA -Bible Readings Buck Rogers, sketch: KWK CBS -Stadium Concert: WBBM WIND -Jimmy Jackson' Orch. WIND- Seventh Race; Washington WIRE 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Hobby Lobby; Dave El- WLW -Benny Strong's Orch. Park NBC -Grant Park Concert: WENR KMOX -Sundown Serenade man, Interviews. 11:00 CDT WIRE -Ma Perkins WAAF-Mythical Ballroom, Eddie WOWO KWK WMT 10:00 CST WISN -Swing Your Partner Chase 6:30 CST (7:30 Paul Whiteman'? Or- WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. CBS -Harry James' Orch.: WBBM CDT) -6.12) WJJD -Happy Harmony WCCO -Baseball Scores chestra. WGN -Steve Leonard's Orch. WCCO WSBT WTAQ (sw WKBH-Scoreboard WCFL-Today's Top Tunes Pictures of Paul Whiteman may be found on page 12. *WHBF -News: Melo- Melodies NBC -What's My Name? Quiz WLW- KOA KFI (also see 7 Vaughn De Leath, songs WFBM-Bohemians 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Tommy Dorsey's Or- WIND -Jimmy Jackson' Orch. Prgm: WMBD Bargain WISN- p.m. CST) Counter WGN -Sports Review chestra. Dugout Doings WMBI For Women Only WHA -Story Time WKBB -Clarke College Workshop NBC -Duke Ellington's Orchestra: Edythe Wright and Leonard, vocalists. WOC- Program Preview WHBF- Northwest Mounties Serial Jack WMBD -So You're Going to Build WCFL WROK -Joyce Renner WHIP -Symphony Hall 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Knickerbocker Playhouse. a House MBS -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: WTMJ -Down a Country Road WISN -World Dances WROK- Victor Hour Dramatic program, with Elliott Lewis and guest star, WGN 4:30 *WIBA -News WSUI -H. S. Speech Groups Prgm. CST 5:30 CDT who will be presented with the Knickerbocker Award. NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WBOW CBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: WBBM WIND -Light Classic 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WIRE WJJD -Fred Beck, organ WTAQ WKBH WMBD WISN 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) What's My Name? WCFL -Sports WO!- WLW -Fred Waring in Pleasure *News: W -1R WHO WMBD WOC WKBB (sw- 15.33) and Arlene Francis. WHBF -Baseball; Evansville vs. Time Quiz program with Fred Uttal WHAS WFBM WROK WKBH NBC -Norman Cloutier's Orch.: Moline WHBF *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Stadium Concert. WISN- Baseball; Columbus vs. / KSD WIBA WBOW WLW WTMJ WMBI -Dr. Quiz KMOX -Organ Melodies 6 7 WMAQ (sw -1533) New York Philharmonic Orchestra, with Erich Leins- Milwaukee KWK- Sports Review WMT -Air Conditioning Prgm.: A 9:30 CDT *WAAF -Ulmer Turner Trip Base- dorf conducting. 8:30 CST WENR -Music You Want, When Thru' Mystery Cave: WMT WCFL -Piano Recital ball Scores MBS -Music Counter: WGN You Want It 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) George Jessel's Celebrity Viewpoints: WJR WIBA -Club Chanticleer WENR -Swingtime Serenade WOC- Luncheon Music Program. CBS- American WGN -Toyland Melodies WROK -Fed. Music Project Orch. WHAS KMOX WISN WFBM WIND -Variety Melody Peter Steeden's orchestra. WHA- Chamber Music WSUI -Musical Moods Van WSBT WKBH WBBM WOC WKBB -Jerry Chandler, organist WHBF -Sunshine Club WTAD -Happy Howard, songs WKBB WTAQ *WLW -Peter Grant, news 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Idea Mart. WMAQ WIND- Sports Edition WTAQ -Sports: Birthday Club NBC -The Public Interest in De- -Bunny Berigan's Orch. WIRE -Dick Reed 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Grant Park Concert. mocracy: WENR KWK WOWO -Rudy Bundy's Orch. WJJD -Musical Motorist MBS -Inside of WLW and orchestra. WTAM -Tom Manning Sports: Rico Marcelli WCCO -Who's the Champ WTMJ- WMBI -Words & Music KWK WGN Today's Events WCFL -Make Believe Danceland CST 11:15 CDT WMT -Emily Morgan Williams 10:15 WOWO- *News: WFBM WHO WMT 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Kay Kyser's Program. WIND -Hoss Tales. Ted -Harry James' Orch.: WKBH Batter Up in Brase CBS WROK -Old Refrains KMOX -Vic & Sade Musical Quiz; Virginia Simms; Sully Mason; Harry WKBB -Rhapsody WKBB WMBD KSD -Sportlights WMBD -Zingo WSUI -Forum on Living American Babbitt. NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WHO Authors WBOW -Walkathon Broadcast WOWO- Master Singers WCCO -The Gospel Singer 9:00 CST (10:00 CDT) Fred Waring in Pleasure WSUI -The Iowa sportsman WTAM 4:45 CST 5:45 CDT WCFL -Hal Totten, sports Time. 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT Sports: KMOX WOC NBC -Box Score Extra: WENR WHBF- Sports Trail CBS- Armchair Adventures: WOC *KWK -News NBC -Salon Silhouettes: WBOW W1BA- Birthday Club: Sporte 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) Lights Out; Mystery KMOX WFBM WKBB WKBH WCCO- Cedric Adams :r WTMJ WIBA (sw- 15.33) WIRE -Dick Reed Drama. WMBD WJR WHAS WSBT WFBM -Music in the Nigh WISN Walsh CBS- Judith Arlen, songs: WFBM -Sports Parade WTAQ (sw -9.65) WHAS -George WKBB WISN WOC -Hits .t Bits Lives WHBF- Around the Diamond WTAQ WBBM -Ball Players' Beach *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air FREQUENCIES *WIND -News: Sports WIBA -Hollywood *NBC -Lowell Thomas, news com- WISN -Tenth Inning WTAD -Tonic Tunes WMBI-1080 WKBB -What Is It? mentator: WLW WTAQ -Nagel KMOX-1090 WFAM-1200 WIRE-1400 WJR -Reminiscing Sisters, songs WISN-1120 WMT-600 *WOWO -News KSD -Washington University KOA-830 WFBM-1230 WLW Band Edu- WTMJ-Sports WOC-1370 *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air -Schnickelfritz cational Series KSD-550 WGN-720 WJBC-1200 WTMJ -Dance Orch. KWK-1350 WHA-940 WJJD-1130 WOWO-1160 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT WAAF -Tower Tunes WIRE 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WBBM -Meet the Missus WAAF-920 WHAS-820 WJR-750 WROK-1410 NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: WKBB-1500 WSBT-1360 CBS -Frankie Masters' Orch.: WOC WCFL -Jack Kelly's WBAA-890 WHBF-1240 WMAQ KOA KSD WTAM WLW Orch. WSUI-880 WISN WTAQ WKBB WMBD WFAM Ball Scores WBBM-770 WHIP-1480 WKBH-1380 WBOW WHO-1000 WLS-870 WTAD-900 WBBM WFBM WSBT WHAS WHBF -Piano -ettes; U- Guess -It 6:00 CST 7:00 CDT WBOW-1310 WIBA-1280 WLW-700 WTAIVI-1070 NBC -Milt Herth Trio: KWK (sw- (sw -6.12) WIND -Eighth NBC -One Man's Family, drama: WCCO-810 Race; Washington WMAQ-670 WTAQ 1330 9.53) -Paul Pendarvis' Orchestra: Park WMAQ WLW WIRE KSD WHO WCFL-970 WILL-580 MBS WIND-560 WMBD-1440 WTMJ 620 CBS-Amos 'n' Andy, sketch: WHBF WMT WTAM WTMJ see Sun. WENR870 WIRE- Matinee Varieties (also WFBM WHAS KMOX WKBH -Kiddies Hour Prgs. at 10:30 p.m. CST) WBBM NBC -George Jessel's Celebrity WCCO WJR KOA KFI (also see 7:30 WMAQ -Josh Higgins of Fmch- MBS -Welcome Neighbor: WHBF Prgm.: ville *News: WIBA WKBB WTAQ p.m. CST) CBS -Honolulu Bound: KMOX MBS -Goldman Band Concert: NBC -Horse & Buggy Days: KWK \VMBD -Happy Train WMT NBC -Lights Out, mystery drama: WFBM WBBM WFAM WCCO WOR (710 kc.) WENR WMT WOWO Kirby WMT- Singin' Sam Music detail on page 17 this week. *WENR -News, Durward WMAQ WHO WLW WIBA WJR WHAS WISN (sw- 15.27) CBS -Knickerbocker Playhouse: WHO Town WOC-Man on Street Dave Elman: -Big WTAM WBOW (also KNX KSL at 10 p.m. CST) NBC-Hobby Lobby; WHAS KMOX WJR WISN WIND -Swedish Prgm. *WOWO -Bob Wilson. news WMT KWK WLS WBOW (sw- KMOX WIND NBC -Ransom WBBM WCCO WFBM WMBp WKBH -Rapid Ad *News: WROK -Musical Workshop Sherman Presents: 11.87) KWK -Jack Field's Orch. WOWO KWK (sw- 11.87) (sw- 11.83) WMBD -Hits & Bits 5:00 CST 6:00 CDT KMOX-Alpine Varieties WCCO- Rollie Johnson NBC WLS WROK MBS -Ina Ray Hutton's Orch.: WOC -Geo. Sokolsky -Easy Aces, sketch: WENR *News: WAAF- Evening Concert WCFL -George Hessberger's Orch. WMT Sports. WBOW WHBF WOWO -Dance Orch. (sw- 11.87) WKBB WKBH WCCO -To be announced WGN -Joe Reichman;s Orch. WOC WMT *WBOW -News WROK -Night Club of the Air *MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr., com- WCFL -Dance Orch. WKBH -To be announced WCFL Race Results WCFL-Chicago Teachers' Union W SBT -Jack Coffey's Orch. mentator: WHBF WFAM- Keyboard & Console WTMJ -Reddv Kilowatt WOWO -Happy Hauck's Orch WGN -Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. WGN -Johnnie Davis' Orch. Word in Sports NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure WFBM -Visit New York: Rollini 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT WTMJ -Last WHA -Organ Reverie Quartet WHIP- Evening Meditation 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT Time: WMAQ KSD WHO WHIP-Luthuanian Hour WIBA- CBS -Count Basie's Orch.: WKBH WHA -Die Deutsche Musikstunde Concert Under the Stara NBC -Larry Clinton's Orchestra: CBS -Rhythm Rascals: WTAQ WIBA-Dinner Melodies WIND -Hymns All WFBM WHAS KMOX WCCO WHAS -Your Hymn of Churches WOWO WOC WKBB WIND- Today's Ball Game Favorite WJJD- Suppertime Frolic WJR WTAQ WMBD WKBB WBBM WLW WHBF- Modern Melodies CBS -Bill Bardo's Orch.: WJR Sports: WJJD -Judge Gutknecht's Traffic -Take Easy WKBB- String Along NBC -Fred Waring's Orch.: (sw- *News: WCFL WFAM WHIP It KMOX Court WJJD- Pacific Paradise WKBH -Rapid Ad 9.53) KMOX- Travelogue WMBD of WMBI- Orch. -Sports: Hit the Day WKBB -Sweetheart Serenade Sunset Story with Song NBC- Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: WCCO -Jay Mills' KWK -Home Plate WMBI -King's *WCFL-News Messengers WKBH Music Makers WOC- Carnival KWK WENR WBOW WAAF -What Is WROK -Tommy WENR -Milton Herth's Trio It? WSUI -Dinner Hour Prgm. WMBD -Campus Girls Dorsey's Orch. WBOW-Merry-Go-Round WTAD- Sports Views & Reviews WSBT- Universe of Melody MBS -Enric Madriguera's Orch.: WIND -Carlos Molina's Orch. WFBM- Wheeler Hayrack WMBI-Message Land WGN CDT Mission. WTAQ- Cimfunny WOC- German Band WSUI- Children's Hour, The 11:00 CST 12:00 WGN -Buck Rogers, sketch WMAQ WBBM 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT WOWO- Musical Workshop of the Story Book *News: CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: WOC WHA -Moods & Melodies NBC -Ransom Sherman: WMT WTAD- Supper Club KSD -Cheri McKay & Co WISN WTAQ WKBB WBBM WHIP -Voice of Social WROK-Scandinavian Hour Justice *News: WMBD WOC Headlines in News WTAQ -To be announced WIBA -Sports WFBM (sw -6.12) WIBA- Concert Hall *WTAD- the Roundup Sports Final- News *WTAQ -News WIRE -Baseball NBC -Happy kelton's Orchestra: WIND- German Hour *KWK- 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT -This WBOW- Hawaiian Serenade WLW Is the Fair WBOW WTMJ WMAQ WIRE -Lone Ranger 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT WBOW -Salon Ensemble WMT -Baseball; Cedar Rapids vs. WCFL -Sportlight Prgm. MBS -Carl Lofner's Orch.: WGN *WISN -Show Window: News -Headelberg CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orch.: (sw- WCFL- Favorite Melodies Evansville WJJD -Music and WGN Concert Orch. WMT WHBF KWK Banter WKBB -Dinner Concert 15.27) *WHBF -Local News WOC- Vocals by Vivian WMBD -Pet Corner: Many & Bob, WTMJ -Easv Aces You Want: KSD WIRE Happy WKBH -Dinner Music *News: WKBB WKBH WIND -Betty sketch Music Returns -A Two KMOX -Bobby Swain's Orch. WLS-Sports KMOX- Woman's Hour WKBH Song or 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT WMBI -Message KOA -Sport News & Reviews WROK -Names in the News WCFL -Dr. WROK -Hymns Time NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch. KFI WOWO -Home Folks Carruthers Jones' Orch. WTAD -Edith WFBM 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT KOA (also see 6:30 p.m. CST) WENR -Isham WROK-Aloha Raye -Youth at the Crossroads WHAS -Dick Cigne's Orch. Land CBS -Stadium Concert: WCCO CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orch.: WTMJ -Blue Room 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT WHAS -Dance Orch. Veterans' Forum *WHBF-News; WHAS KMOX WJR WOC WTAQ WFBM WHAS KMOX WMBD WHO- 5:15 CBS -Paul Whiteman's Orchestra: Dance Tunes Chanticleer CST 6:15 CDT WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers WFBM WMBD WSBT WKBH WOC WTAQ WKBH WCCO WIBA -Club NBC Keen, WJR WBBM WISN (also at 9:30 -The Nite Watch; Talk, -Mr. Tracer of Lost WMBD- Here's How They Did It WKBB (sw- 11.83) (also see 6:30 p.m. CST) *WIND Persons. drama: WENR WMT p.m. CST) Music detail on page 17 this week. News. Music Pictures of Paul Whiteman may be WTAD -Tempo Moderne NBC -Horace Heidt's Orchestra: fsw- 11.871_ found on page 11. *WKBH -Night Owl's Request WTAQ -Fiddlers Three N BC- George Jessel's Celebrity WOWO CBS -Michael Loring, songs: MBS -Lone Ranger, drama: WGN Prgm.: WTAM WLW WIRE KSD Prgm.: News 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT CBS -Shep Fields' Orch.: WIND WLW -Dance Orch. WKBH WFBM WTAQ WKBB NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: NBC -What's My Name? "; Quiz WMAQ WHO WTMJ (also at 10:30 p.m. CST) NBC -Dance Orch.: WBOW WIBA WMBD- Nightfall Sports: WROK WISN WMAQ WTMJ WHO WLW KSD Prgm.: WTAM KSD WMAQ WTAM -Bob Miller's Orch. *News: WJJD WHBF WTAM WIRE (sw -9.53) (also WIRE WLW WHO WTMJ (sw- MBS -Percy Faith's Music: WMT (sw -9.53) *KMOX -Bob Dunham Comments at 9:30 p.m. CST) 9.53) (also at 10 p.m. CST) WHBF MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN End of Wednesday Programs

www.americanradiohistory.com CBS -Myrt & Marge, sketch: 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT WOWO-Farm Flashes: Billboard WMT- Musical Gems E-8 42 Page 31 MORNING KMOX WBBM WISN WCCO CBS -Big Sister, sketch: WCCO WROK- Woman's Forum WOC -Song Shoppers WFBM WMBD WBBM KMOX WMBD WFBM WSUI -Yesterday's Musical Favor- *WOWO -Bob Wilson, news NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville, WOC ites WROK-On the Mall THURSDAY 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT WTAD -Happy skech: WOWO KWK (sw- 15.21) NBC -Y o u n g Widder Brown, Howard WSBT- Chiristian Science Prgm. CBS -Richard Maxwell: WFAM WTAQ-Today's Almanac *WSUI -Alumni News MBS -Paul Allison, poems; Arthur sketch: WIRE WMAQ WHO KMOX (sw- 17,83) WTMJ -Betty & Bob WTAD -All for the Ladies 3 Chandler, Jr.. organist: WLW NBC -Pepper Young's Family: August *NBC -News: Breakfast Club: 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WTAQ -Hits and Encores WCFL -Music for Today WLS (sw- 15.21) WCFL (sw -21 .5) CBS -Romance of Helen Trent. WTMJ- Heinie & His Grenadiers WHA- Morning Melodies MBS -Keep Fit to Music: WMT sketch: WBBM KMOX 11:30 CST 12:30 CDT WHIP - Rockin 'n' Rhythm *News: WGN WTAD WHBF WHBF- Melodies of the Moment KWK NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WHO -Voice of the Farm WILL WIND- Memory Lane CBS -Road of Life, sketch: WCCO WILL- N BC-Vagabonds : WCFL Guest Spkrs.: WMAQ WBOW Markets Musical Clock: WBBM WMBD WKBB -Melodic Memories WBBM WISN- Meet Miss WLW WTMJ WIBA KWK (sw- 15.21) Musical Heat Wave WOC WKBH WROK WKBH -Vic Fraser Entertains Julia: NBC -Caroline's Golden Store, WJBC -Girls' Trio WAAF -Let's Dance WAAF- Breakf ist Express WLS -Meet Miss Julia *News: WCFL WGN sketch: WLW WMAQ WHO (sw- WJJD- Livestock Markets WFAM -Lbu Pike WBOW -Morn ig Devotions WOC- Musical Clock KSD -Young Dr. Malone. sketch 1533- 11.87) WKBH -Man on the Street: WGN -Don Pedro, violinist WAAF- Market: Melody Review WCCO -Air At manac WSUI -Los Angeles Colored Chorus KMOX -Judy and aJne Luncheon Music WFBM-Early Birds *WTAQ -Ridin' High: News WHA- Consumer Facts WCCO -Bachelor's Children WLS -Arkie WHBF -Betty & KSD -Grace Hennefer, sop. *WHBF -News Highlights WTMJ -Top o' the Morning Bob, sketch WFAM- Rhythm Moods WMT -Voice of Iowa: *WHIP-Monitor Views the News KWK -My Secret Diary Markets: WHIP- Mornin ; Meditations WFBM -Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen of Cedar Valley 8:30 CST 9:30 CDT WIBA -Dorothy Potter WBOW -Vigo County Agricultural Hillbillies WHO-Fruit 8 :porter the Air WOC- Rambles in Rhythm NBC -Originalities: WCFL WLW *WIND -News Agent: Studio Prgm. WIBA -Farm F runt; Musical Clock WHA -Music Appreciation Course WOWO -Honolulu Serenaders (sw -15,21) WISN -Ann Leslie's Scrapbook WCFL-Meet the Folks WIND -The Abundant Life WHBF -Piano Moods WTAD -Farm & Community WJJD -Hal Tate, movie tattler WFBM- Hoosier Farm Circle Hour WIRE -Tunes Tips NBC -Just Plain Bill, sketch: WHIP -Little Red Schoolhouse WTMJ-Dailv Bulletin WKBB -Eb & Zeb WGN- Markets: Len Salvo, organist Board WISN -Early Risers' Club WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD WHO -Arnold Grimm's Daughter *WKBH -News: Bargain Counter WIND -Joe Alexander, organist WHA-Quartet Quarter Hour 12:30 CST 1:30 CDT *WJJD -News Dick Baker, songs CBS -Hilltop House, sketch; Bess WMBI -Music Faculty Prgm. WHBF -Hymns of All Churches WKBB -Rise & Shine WIRE-Editor's Daughter NBC -Opera Selections: 15.33) Johnston: KMOX WBBM WCCO WOWO -Linda's First Love, sketch WHIP -Southtown Church Hour (sw- W LS- DeZurik Sisters WISN -Today's Almanac WFBM WISN WMBD WROK -Organ Reveries WIBA- Church of the Air CBS -Your Family & Mine, sketch: WLW -Time to Shine WJBC -Male Quartet MBS -Melody Strings: WGN WTAD -Ma Perkins WJJD-Safety Court WIND-Bob Atcher, songs KMOX WBBM WMBD (sw- WMAQ -Your Neighbor WIRE -Farm 17.83) KWK -Al Sarli's Orch. WTAM -Women's Hour WKBB -Down the Mississippi Hour WMT -Popular Varieties: Musical WISN -Hits & Encores NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WLW Interlude WBOW -Radio Gospel WTAQ -Music for Every Mood WKBH -This Woman's World 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WJBC -Singin' Sam WIRE WMAQ (sw- 11.87) WOWO -Radie Bible Class WFAM -Shoppers' Guide WLS -The Rangers WHBF -Public Service Prgm. NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: *WLW -News. Live Stocks: WJJD -Twelve -Thirty Party MBS -Notes of Grace: WGN WTAQ -Mike's Uprisin' WKBB -Farm Prgm. WHIP -Budapest Hour WLW WMAQ WTMJ WIRE KSD River: Weather: Grain Reports WHO -Tonic *News: WIBA WCCO WOC 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT WIND -Jimmy Dean, hillbilly and WMBD- Sweetheart Time WKBH Tunes: Farm Ser- NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: vice Prgm. KWK-Dave Wright, songs CBS -Over the Hill & Far Away: cowboy songs WMBI- Continued Story Reading WAAF- Market WHO *WLS- Markets: Weather: News Report: Meat WFAM (sw -1 7.83) WJJD -A Parade of Values WMT-Myrt & Marge, sketch Board CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories: KMOX WMBD -Meet Miss Julia Talk: Waltztime MBS-Red Rfv er Dave:: WGN WKBB- Morning Melodies WOC- Market Openings WBAA- Luncheon Dance Time WMBD WFBM WBBM .WCCO WMT -Magic Kitchen WKBH-Accordiana WROK -Woman's Forum WBOW -Street Reporter *News: WCC O WHO WMT WOC WOC -Your Hymns & Mine WLS -The Rangers WSUI The Book Shelf WCFL- American Radio Warblers KMOX -Ozark Varieties: WOWO -Jean & Norm Vass WMT -Alarm Clock Time NBC -The Wife Saver: WOWO WTAD- Action Behind the Camera WFBM -Voice of the Farm Family KWK WCFL (sw- 15.21) WROK -Auntie Ruth WOWO-Dishpan Parade *WTAQ -News: Music for the WHA -Farm Prgm. ' KWK -Rise & Shine WSUI -Melody Mart WROK -Morning Devotions MBS -Medical Information Bureau Missus *WHBF -News; Market Reports WBOW -Morn ng Mail WTAD-Police News *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air of New York, talk: WHBF WTMJ-Your Family & Mine WHIP -Going Forward with Chi- WHBF -Musica1 Clock WTAQ -Mailman WTAD -Ministerial Alliance cago WHIP- Musical Clock WAAF- Morning Song 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WROK -Moods in Poetry WTAQ -Sunshine Time WBOW -Ind. WILL -Farm Hour WILL -Concert Airs State Teachers' Prgm. CBS -Our Gal Sunday, sketch: WSUI- Melody Mart WIND 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT WGN- Painted Dreams WIND-Luncheon Dance -Passing Show, music WBBM KMOX 11:45 CST 12:45 CDT WJJD -Midday Roundup WJJD- Toastm aster CBS- Stepmother, sketch: WBBM WHIP -Unforgettable Hite NBC- Spinning Wheel Singers: WKBB -Man on the Street *WLS -News KMOX WCCO WFBM WILL -Classical Miniatures NBC -Words & Music: WIBA WIND- Livestock Markets KSD WMAQ WLS -Livestock Markets *WLW-Michaiel Hinn, news NBC -The Trouble with Marriage: WISN -Tonic Tunes NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WOWO Your Family & Mine i CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: Parade WLS WROK -Couple on the Street: 7:30 CST WJJD- Bureau of Missing Persons WLW WCCO WBBM KMOX WMBD 8:30 CDT NBC -Breen & de Rose, songs: WKBB -Melody Musings Country Home NBC-BreakfastN BC- Breakfas Club: WOWO WCCO- Grandma's Travels, sketch MBS -The Hit Makers: KWK WBOW (sw- 15.21) WKBH Music for Milady WCFL -Willie Winn WSBT- Rhapsody in Brass n WHBF WGN WSUI -Today in Iowa Ser- CBS- Manhatta Mother: WBBM NBC -Woman in White, *WLS- Markets: News WGN -June Baker, home manage- City: sketch: vice Reports *News: WIBA WTAQ WKBB WMAQ WHO KSD WIRE WTMJ WMBI- Echoes from Mission ment NBC -Rosa Lee, sop.: (sw- 1533) WTMJ -Dance Orch. WGN -Everyday Words: Good MBS -John Metcalf's Choir Loft: Fields WFAM -Four Eleven Alarm *News: WBAA WILL Morning Prgm.: Vass Family WGN WMT -For Women Only WHBF -Homemaking Neighbor KSD -Singin' Sam 12:45 CST 1:45 CDT -The WROK -Morning Varieties WHBF Westerners -Sidelights the WHIP -20th Century Serenade WHA -Dialect Stories NBC -Hymns of All Churches: WHO *KWK on News WSUI -Prgm. Calendar: Weather -Pete's Mountaineers WCFL-Bittersweet WHO -Valiant Lady WHIP -Song Shoppers WMAQ WIRE WLW WHO (sw- WKBH-Morning Melodies WTAD Kitty Keene, Inc. Devotions WHBF -House of Music WIND- County Agent Farm Talk WHO- Markets & Weather 11.87) WLS s Pictures of Joe Emerson may be -Jolly Joe Pet Pals Club WIBA- Baron's Reporter 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT WIRE- Linda's First Love *WIND- Livestock Markets: News WLW -Gospel Singer WJBC WIRE- Market found on page 38. 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Midday Melodies: WIBA WJJD 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT WILL- Economic Botany WROK -Songs of Today *WIND-Indiana News NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, Homemakers Forum WIRE- Singin' WBAA- Margaret Canine, sop. NBC -Story of the Month, WIND -Traffic Court WSUI- Sam sketch: WMAQ WTMJ WHO KSD sketch: *WTAD -News WISN -Down by Herman's WBOW -Aloha Land KWK WCFL (sw- 15.21) WISN- Rhythm Romance WCCO- Manhattan Mother, sketch WLW WKBB- WTAQ- Varieties WJBC -Organ Melodies "") CBS-Pretty Kelly, Variations on Syncopa- WCFL- Rhumba Cafe NBC -Dance Orch.: WCFL KWK Kitty sketch: tion WTMJ -Hvmns of All Churches WKBB -What's New? Att. WOC WBBM WFBM KMOX WFBM -Farm Bureau Prgm. (sw-1533) WKBH -Morning Serenade 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT WLS -Melody Parade WCCO WISN WMBD -Town Crier: Thrift Mes- WHA -Musicale MBS -Ginsburgh's Concert Orch. WLW- Linda's First Love, sketch CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: *WHIP -Negro News NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: WSUI sage WGN WHBF -Within the Classroom WFBM WCCO KMOX WBBM WILL -Mary Bain Lehmann, sop. WHO WIRE KSD WMAQ WLW WMBI - Midday Hour *News: WIND WTAD 7 WTAQ- Morning Potpourri WOC WIND -Lupi Italian Hour / WTMJ WTMJ What's New WOC-Society on the Air KMOX- Linda's First Love, sketch wILA NBC -Bailey Axton, tnr.: WBOW WOWO -Purdue Agricultural Prgm. WISN- Mickey Heath WAAF -Page by Page *News: WKBH WOWO 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT (sw- 15-33) *WKBH -Music Interlude: News Musical Clack: WROK WIBA WROK- Master Singers WBAA-Eugene Finegan, violinist NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WLS NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WLW WSBT -Lunheon Club WMT -Don Roth's Band: Ques- WBBM- Editor's Daughter, sketch WMT WLW (sw- 15.21) tion Man *WAAF -News: Canary Serenade: WMAQ W'SUI -Alhum of Artists WBOW -Walkathon Broadcast NBC- Lorene* ,ones, sketch: KSD WTAQ -Crimson Trail WOWO -Home Frolic WCCO-Adopted Daughter, sketch News MBS- Georgia Crackers: WHBF WROK -Round Town WIRE WMAQ WHO WTMJ -Smrg Doctor the WHA- 70 *WFAM -News: Concert Time WGN -Take It Legislative Forum CBS -Scattergood Baines, sketch: 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT WSBT Easy WHIP- Englewood Hour WGN -Morning Melodies *News: WISN KWK WSUI- Rhythm Rambles KMOX WCCO WFBM WBBM CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, WIBA -Melody Momenta WHA -Band 'Wagon KSD- Carolyn Price sketch: WBBM WCCO KMOX 12:15 CST 1:15 CDT WILL- Reading and the Language *WHBF -News: Merry Melodies NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WIBA WAAF -The Sports of Kings WMBD NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, WHIP -German Hour *News: WMBD WKBB KWK WFAM Arts -Dixieland Band sketch: WIRE WMAQ WLW WIRE- WILL -American Foreign Relations WOC WHIP -Gypsy NBC -Texas Jim Robertson, bar.: Reporter Caravan (sw- 11.87) *WISN -News: Preview WIND -Headline Music KWK -The Gospel Singer WHO- Adopted Daughter (sw- 15.33) Prgm. 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www.americanradiohistory.com Page 32 8/42-E WBAA -Mrs. Vera Vickers, vio- NBC -Sweet & Low: WBOW WLW *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre linist Good Listening for Thursday KSD WIBA WTMJ WMAQ WMBD Lone Ranger WCCO -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch Further details and stations which will broadcast these programs may be NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: WMT- Musical Interlude: Baseball THURSDAY WIND -Third Race; Washington found in the adjacent program columns at the time hereunder indicated WMT (sw -9.53) Scores Park * Star in program listings indicates news highlights WOC -Three Friars WROK -Aloha Land *WAAF -Elmer Turner, news WROK- Childhood Days of Our August 3 WSUI -Within the Classroom, The MORNING WCFL- Varieties Composers Classical Period, Prof. Philip G. WENR- Swingtime Serenade WTAD -Happy Howard, songs Clapp 10:30 CST (11:30 CDT) Farm and Home Hour. WGN -Jane Anderson, pianist WTAQ- Sports: Birthday Club 1:15 CST 2:15 CDT WTAD -Swingin' on Wax Special program from the World's Poultry Congress in WHA- Chamber Music 5:45 CST 6:45 CDT -Sunshine NBC -Dance Orch.: (sw- 11.87) Cleveland, Ohio, and the National Swine Show from WHBF Club MBS- Inside of Sports: KW K 2:30 CST 3:30 CDT WIND -Sports Edition WISN San California. WGN WLW CBS -Army Band: WKBH NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WHO Treasure Island, Francisco, WIRE -Dick Reed NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: KSD WMAQ WIRE WTMJ KSD WJJD- Musical Motorist *News: WHO WFBM WTMJ WMAQ WTMJ WHO WLW CBS -Ray Bloch's Varieties: WFAM AFTERNOON WOWO- Batter Up KMOX -Vic & Sade KSD -Sports MBS -Gayle Gaylord: WGN WHBF KMOX 2:00 CST (3:00 CDT) Sunbrite Smile Parade. WROK -Joyce McLain WSUI -Youth WBOW -Walkathon Broadcast KMOX- Editor's Daughter, sketch *NBC -Rhythm Bill Thompson Knows What It Auction: News: Variety program, with Ransom Sherman, Wants WCCO -Gospel Singer *WBAA- Monitor Views the News WIBA WENR WMT WBOW and others. WCFL -Hat Totten; sports WBBM -Missus Goes to Market KWK (sw- 11.87) 4:45 CST 5:45 CDT CBS -Judith Arlen, songs: WTAQ WFAM -Amer. Family Robinson WBOW -Leo Baxter's Musicale MBS -The Two Keyboards: WHBF 3:00 CST (4:00 CDT) Music Festival from WHBF- Sports Trail WCCO -Ladies First WKBB WFBM WISN (sw- 11.83) WAAF -Down the Mississippi Switzerland. WIBA -Happy Birthday: Sports WHA -Ben Park, bar.; Betty Music NBC -Salon Silhouettes: WBOW WBAA -Your World of Business The opening concert of the Lucerne International WIRE -Dick Reed Schadauer, pianist Festival. Arturo Toscanini conducts the orchestra. KSD WTMJ (sw -9.53) WOC -Hits & Bits WIND -Washington Park Races WCCO -Betty & Bob, sketch WHA -Music of the Masters NBC -Box Score Extra: WENR WROK- Helene Kimberly *WIRE- Noonday Headlines 5:30 CST (6:30 CDT) Joe E. Brown, Comedian. *NBC -Lowell Thomas, news com- *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air WJJD- Rhythm for Tea WHIP -Stars Over Manhattan WILL- Recital Hall Gill and Demling, Margaret McCrae, and Harry Sosnik's mentator: WLW WTAD -Tonic Tunes WLS-Homemakers Hour orchestra. WMBD- Today's Programs WIND -Sports Edition WAAF -Tower Tunes *WKBH -News WBBM -Meet the Missus WMT -A Trip Through Niagara: NIGHT Time to Retire Boys WLW -Life Can Be Beautiful WCFL-Jack Kelley's Orch. NIGHT WMBD -His Majesty, the Baby WFAM-Baseball Scores WSUI- Within the Classroom 6:00 CST (7:00 CDT) Rudy Vallee's Variety WTAD -World Dances WOWO -Old Time Religion WGN -Toyland Melodies 6:00 CST 7:00 CDT WROK- Program. WHBF- Mutiny the WTAQ -Noon Concert Rhythm Before Three un High Seas Colony with Buddy WTAD -Concert WIBA -Housing Prgm. CBS -Summer CST (8:00 Promenade Symphony of WBBM 1:30 CST 2:30 CDT 7:00 CDT) WIND -Eighth Race; Washington Clark: WFBM WCCO 2:45 CST 3:45 CDT Toronto. WHAS KMOX WISN WFAM WJR CBS -Clyde Barrie, bar.; Ensem- NBC- Midstream, sketch: WLW Park Guest conductor; Charlotte Boerner, soprano, guest WIRE -Matinee WOC (sw- 15.27) ble: WTAQ WOC WSBT WISN KSD WTMJ WHO WIRE WMAQ Varieties WFBM WKBH WKBB (sw- 11.83) soloist. WKBH Kiddies Hour NBC -Rudy Vallee's Variety Hour: CBS -Deep River Boys: WKBH WTMJ WHO WIRE WLW KSD NBC -Pepper Young's Family, Plays; WMAQ -Josh Higgins of Finchville WOC WTAQ WFAM WFBM 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) America's Lost WMBD -Happy Train WTAM WMAQ sketch: KSD WHO WLW WMAQ WMBD WISN WKBB (sw- 17.83) Drama. WIRE WTMJ WMT- Singin' Sam NBC -Vicki Chase, sop.: (sw- MBS-Ben Young's Orch.: WHBF Dramatizations of the most fascinating detective stories WOC -Man on the Street 11.87) NBC -Hoosier Hop, variety show: in American history. These stories, which have never *WOWO-Bob Wilson. news WIBA WOWO (sw- 11.87) KMOX -Dope from the Dugout MBS -The Green Hornet: WMT KWK -Man in the Stands been published and were thought to be lost, were recon- WROK- Mid -West Revelers WHBF KMOX -One Woman's Opinion WBAA -Treasure Chest structed by Barrett Clark, executive director of the WSUI- Concert Hall Selections *KWK -News: Musical *News: WROK WLS Interlude *WCCO -News Highlights Dramatists Play Service. 5:00 CST 6:00 CDT WAAF -Mood in Blue WILL -Travelogue Sports: WKBB WBOW WOC WBAA -Melody Time NBC -Easy Aces, sketch; Jane KWK- Symphonic Jazz Orch. WIND-Fourth Race; Washington 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Major Bowes' Amateur WENR (sw- 11.87) WBBM -Flanagrams Park Hour. Ace: WMT WCFL -Race Results WGN -Ball Players' Lives WTAD- Variety Prgm. NBC -Ennio Bolognino's Orch.: WGN -Heidelberg Concert Oreh. WHA -Wisconsin Music Clinic (9:00 Columbia Workshop Fes- WIBA WMAQ WHO WHA -Organ Reverie 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT 8:00 CST CDT) *WHBF -News tival; Drama. *MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr.: WHBF WHIP- Lithuanian Hour WIND- Sports Edition NBC -Music Festival from Switzer- WIBA- Dinner Melodies "The Ghost of Benjamin Sy+eet" is tonight's drama. CBS -Aeolian Ensemble: WOC WJJD -Music & Banter with Ben land: WIBA WOWO (sw- 11.87) may be found on page 8. WIND- Today's Ball Game A story about this program WKBB WTAQ Kanter CBS -Genevieve Rowe, sop.: WOC WJJD- Twilight Tempos WMBD -East Bluff Reporter WTAQ WFBM WKBB WKBH 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Kraft Music Hall. Sporta: WLW WBBM WKBH -Sport Flash *WMT -News: Musical Interlude WFAM WISN (sw- 17.83) Bob Burns, M. C. and comedian; Pat Friday, vocalist: *News: WCFL WFAM WMBD- Variety Prgm. Music John Scott KMOX- France Laux, sports & WROK -Moods in Rhythm, Ruth NBC -Kitty Inc., Ken Carpenter, announcer; Maids; WOWO -Chase Thomas Keene, sketch: -News: Nathaniel Skilkret's McKenzie WMAQ WIRE WHO WLW WTMJ Trotter's orchestra. *KSD WSUI- Dinner Hour Prgm. WTAD -The Roving Cowboys Orch. WTAD -Sports Views & Reviews KSD Park Concert. 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT Baseball; Boston vs. St. Louis: 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Grant KWK -Home Plate WTAQ- Hayrack Cimfunny Band. WAAF NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: KWK KMOX Armin Hand and his -20th Century Serenade 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT WMAQ WTMJ WHO WLW KSD WBOW- Merry -Go Round WAAF-Salon Concert 9:00 CST (10:00 CDT) Fred Waring in Pleasure CBS- Summer Colony with Buddy WIRE WBAA -Music in Modern WCCO- Livestock the Science Prgm. Clark: WMBD WKBH NBC -Between the Bookends: Way Time. WFBM- Christian KWK WIBA WOWO (sw- 15.33) WBOW -Vocal Styling WGN- Concert Orch. *KWK- Sports Final: News 9:15 CST (10:15 CDT) Matty Malneck's Orches- WHA -Answer Me This WBOW -Selinsky Quartet MBS -To be announced: WHBF WCCO- Baseball, Minneapolis vs. Kansas tra. WHIP -Voice of Social Justice WCFL -Musical Moods -Magic City KMOX Kitchen WENR-Home Forum WIND- German Hour WGN -Joe Reichman's Orch. WBAA- Foley, -Sidewalk Bee Edward pianist WHBF- Headlines of the Day WIRE Spelling WJJD- Pickard Family WBBM- Dugout Dope WHIP- Jitterbug Jamboree FREQUENCIES *WISN -Show Window: News WKBB- Dinner Music WBOW -State Teachers' WJJD -Music & Banter with Ben College WILL -Music of the Masters WIRE -1400 WMBI-1080 WLS-Sports WCCO -Mary KMOX-1090 WFAM -1200 Kanter Sothern WIND -Sports Edition WISN -1120 WMT-600 *WOC -News WCFL-Baseball Interview KOA-830 WFBM -1230 WMBD -Pet Corner: Sports WROK- Rockford at Work WJBC -Question Hour WJBC -1200 WOC-1370 WGN- Leadoff Man KSD-550 WGN -720 WOWO -Home Folks WTAD -Edith Raye WMBD- Petticoat Parade -940 -1130 WOWO-1160 WIND- Second KWK-1350 WHA WJJD WTMJ -Blue Room Race; Washington W(MBI -Organ -750 W RO K-1410 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT Park Melodies WAAF-920 WHAS -820 WJR 5:15 CST 6:15 CDT WMT -Sweet Music WBAA-890 WHBF -1240 WKBB-1500 WSBT-1360 CBS- Serenade for Strings: WFBM WJJD-Dugout Interviews -Women Hour WSUI-880 NBC -Luther & Layman, songs: WISN *WLS WROK of the WBBM-770 WHIP -1480 WKBH -1380 WCCO WHAS KMOX WOC -News: Homemakers' Prgm. WSUI -Your World cf Vision WHO -1000 WLS -870 WTAD-900 Male Quartet: KSD WHO WMBD WFAM WJR WKBB WMBD -Kitty Keene, WBOW-1310 Inc. WTAD- Baseball Game WIBA -1280 WLW -700 WTAM-1070 CBS -Ross Jordan's Orch.: WKBB (sw- 15.27) WMT WCCO-810 -Judy & Jane WILL -580 WMAQ -670 WTAQ-1330 WOC WKBH WTAQ WROK -Music 3:15 CST 4:15 CDT WCFL-970 MBS -The First Offender, drama: Graphs WEN R-870 WIND -560 WMBD -1440 WTMJ-620 WTAD -Dr. Collins Dr. NBC -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost KWK CBS -Life & Love of Susan: WMT WFBM Persons, drama: WENR NBC -It's Up to You: WBOW 2:00 CST 3:00 CDT (sw- 11.87) CBS -Lebrun Sisters: WOC CBS- Patterns in Swing: WFAM WOWO WISN WROK WFAM WTAQ WFBM WSBT WKBB WTAQ WKBB WKBH WISN WIRE Sports: WISN WAAF -Evening Concert NBC -Johnnie Johnston, songs: -Ma Perkins *News: WMBD WHBF WJJD WKBH (sw- 17.83) WJBC -Sweet 8 Swing WBBM -Pedro de Leon's Orch. NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WIRE KSD WBOW WMAQ *KMOX -Bob Dunham, comments NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: Orch.: WJJD- Baseball Scoreboard WCFL- Insurance Talk WTMJ WBOW MBS -Van Alexander's KWK-Musical Prgm. WGN- Lightning Jim WTMJ WIRE WMAQ WHO WHBF WLW- Invitation to Listen MBS -Johnson Family, sketch: WAAF-Bandstand WHA- Evening Musicale WIBA *WMBD -News: Melody Miniature WBBM -Todd Hunter WHBF WMT WBAA -Story Book Hour WOWO- Keeping You Posted WHBF-Modern Melodies: Sports NBC -Sunbrite Smile Parade: WBBM-Tenth Inning WCCO -Going Places NBC -Music Festival from Switzer- WROK- Winnebago County T. B. WHIP -Take It Easy WENR WOWO WMT KWK WFBM -Meet Miss Julia WCFL -Dad's Family WIBA -Land of Our Fathers land: WENR Ass'n WFBM- Bohemians NBC -To be announced: (sw -9.53) WHA -Music Album WTMJ- Around the Town WJJD -Pacific Paradise WHO -Meet Miss Julia WHIP -Dixieland Band *WGN- Captain Herne, news WKBH-Dinner Music Baseball; Cubs vs. Philadelphia: WIND -Fifth Race; Washington 4:15 CST 5:15 CDT WIBA -Musical Workshop WCFL WGN WJJD WBBM *WHO -News WLS -Know Your Schools Park WIND -Sixth Race; Washington *NBC -Malcolm Claire, children's WIRE- Neighborhood Topics WMT -Gaslight Harmonies: A Trip KMOX -Kitty Keene, sketch WLW -This Day Is Ours WLW -Jimmy James' Orch. KSD- Arnold Grimm's Daughter Park stories: News: WENR WBOW Thru Mystery Cave WMAQ- Concert Miniature WIRE -At Your Service -9.53) WMAQ -Organ Moods *WAAF -News & Weather (sw WOWO- Evening Melodies WMBI- Scandinavian Service WJBC -Am. Fam. 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Brown, comedian: County WHA -Magazine Rack WGN WHBF -Gospel Temple 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT W OW O- Consolaires WBBM WISN (sw -15.7) (also at 6:45 CST 7:45 CDT Services -Shilkret Serenade CBS -Console Reveries: WHIP -Social Justice Magazine NBC -Music Festival from Switzer- WROK WISN 9:30 p.m.) WBBM WKBB WKBH WTAQ WBBM WKBB *News: WILL -Public Relations & Pub- land: WBOW WOWO 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT NBC -Nina Dean, sop.: KSD WCFL-Dr. Carruthers licity CBS- Patterns in Swing: WMBD KSD- Matinee Musicale -News; Dance Tunes NBC -Popular Melodies: WENR NBC -Jack Joy's Orch.: WOWO *WHBF WIND- Sports Edition WAAF -Harry Creighton, sprots WJJD -Sons of the Pioneers n 11.87) WLS WTMJ WLW -De Vore Sisters MBS -H e r y Weber's Concert WIRE (sw- WCFL -ABC Safety Legion WMT -Screenland Parade Stanley Hickman KMOX-Sundown Serenade WMBD- Editor's Daughter Orch.: WHBF *CBS -News: WFAM- Killer Dillers WTAD -Tempo Moderne WMBI- Birthday NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: WHO Serenade: WOC WKBB WFBM WFBM -Tea Time Topics KWK -Dance Orch. Prgm. WAAF- Mythical Ballroom, Eddie 7:00 CST 8:00 CDT WROK- Markets: Prgm. Prevue WMAQ WLW WTAQ WKBH WISN WHO- Baseball Time Chase MBS- Johnny Davis' Orch.: WGN WSUI.Organ Melodies: Campus *News: WJBC WOC NBC -Jimmy Kemper, song stories: WIBA -Organ Melodies WIBA WMAQ WHO (sw -9.53) WILL -Sacred Music WCCO-Baseball Scores KWK Activities WAAF- International Potpourri WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. WTAD- Community News WBAA-Little Red School of Air MBS -Tommy Tucker's Orch.: WIND- Seventh Race; Washington CBS -Major Bowes' Amateur Hour: Park WFAM- Dinner Hour Musicale WBBM WHAS WJR KMOX 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT WFBM -Carlyle Stevens Speaking WMT WHBF WFBM- History WIRE -Ma Perkins Speaks WMBD WISN WCCO WOC NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO WHA -Through Other Eyes KSD -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch WGN -Bob Elson's Sports Review WHIP -Dr. Harry E. L. Timm WJJD -Chuck Foster's Orch. WFBM WTAQ WKBH (sw- 11.83) WIRE WTMJ WIBA WMAQ WAAF- Jimmie Kozak, pianist WKBH- Scoreboard WHA -Story Time WIBA -Matinee Dance WBBM- Chicago Hour WHBF -Northwest Mounties Serial NBC -Promenade Symphony Orch. CBS -Ray Bloch's Varieties: WISN WIND -Sports Edition WMAQ -Musical Momentum Toronto: WTAQ WKBH WFBM WBOW-Weights & Measures Pro- WHIP -Symphony Hall of WOWO WENR (sw- WSBT WMT -Leon Craft's Orch. WMBD- Bargain Counter WOC (sw- 11.83) gram WHO -Top Hatters' Orch. 11.87) WKBB WROK -Ma Perkins, sketch WOC- Program Preview Music detail on page 17 this week. WCFL -Don Artiste WROK-Ozzie Nelson's Orch. *WIBA -News MBS -Moods in Music: WHBF WSUI -Illustrated Musical Chats WFAM -Tea Time Musicale WIND -Light Classic NBC- America's Lost Plays: WLW WTMJ -Black & Gold WTMJ -Down a Country Road WMAQ WTAM WTMJ WIBA WLW WGN -Swing It WIRE -Lieut. McCarthy ' WHO (sw -9.53) Ma Perkins, sketch: KMOX 3:45 CST 4:45 CDT WHA- Chapter a Day 4:30 CST 5:30 CDT WJJD -Margit Hegedus' Orch. WMBD CBS -March of Games: WFAM WHIP -Polish- American Hour CBS -Four Clubmen: WBBM WOC WKBB -Rhyme Without Reason KSD- Weekly Record Review KSD- Valiant Lady. sketch WKBB WTAQ WKBH WMBD WILL -Illinois Editorial Review WKBB WISN WKBH WTAQ WKBH- Invitation to Dance *WBOW -News WAAF-Marimba Magic WOC WISN WIND- Sports Edition WMBD (sw- 11.83) WLW -Schnickelfritz Orch. WCFL- Highlights

www.americanradiohistory.com WHBF- Burgemeister Game *WHBF -News: Melo- Melodies NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orchestra: E---8 42 Page 33 WHIP -Evening Meditations WIND -Fred Hankel's Orch. Star Sparkles WENR WIND -Hymns of All Churches WISN-Dugout Doings WIRE -Pulse of Indianapolis WMBD -Air Conditioning Program CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: WJR THURSDAY WJJD -Suppertime Frolic WROK-Victor Hour Bob Ripley once had ambitions to be star WSBT WBBM WKBB -Song Shoppers WSUI -Conversations at Eight pitcher for the New York Giants. Breaking his KOA -On With the Dance WMT -The Bohemian Frolic pitching -arm was the odd quirk of fate that KWK -Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost August 3 WROK -Artie Shaw 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT turned him to his "Believe It Or Not" career. Persons WSBT -Hayloft Jamboree MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: WGN WIBA -Hollywood Beach WSUI -Children's Hour KMOX -To be announced Joe Louis might be "Hero of Harlem," but WIND- Melodies of Romance NBC -Roy Eldredge's Orchestra: WTAD -Supper Club WCFL-Sports he has a close second in the person of Eddie WLW -Ted Lloyd WMAQ WBOW WHBF-Baseball; Evansville vs. 7:15 CST 8.15 CDT "Rochester" Anderson. Rochester can chalk it 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT *News: KMOX WIND WBOW -Salon Ensemble Moline up to his *WIND -News Behind laugh- provoking ability on the CBS -Ted Weems' Orch.: WBBM KOA -Ray Noble's Orch. WIND -Betty & Bob, drama the News WISN -Baseball Game Benny program, when it was on the air, and WSBT WCCO (sw -6.12) KWK -Al Tucker's Orch. WKBB -What Is It? his WCCO -Rollie current movie, "Man About Town." NBC -Bunny Berigan's Orch.: Johnson WROK -Prairie Singer 8:30 CST 9:30 CDT WCFL-George Hessberger's Orch. WIBA (sw -6.14) WSUI -Television Prgm. MBS- Concert Revue: WGN In order to hold interest in "Pepper Young's WMAQ WHO- National Radio Revival 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT CBS- American Viewpoints: WOC Family" for high - school students, Elaine Sterne NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: WBOW WIBA -Club Chanticleer MBS -Alfred Wallenstejs's Sinfon- WFBM WJR WCCO WHAS Carrington, its author, has made Peggy Young, MBS-Mitchell Ayres' Orch.: WGN WIRE -Dick Reed WKBH WSBT WLW -Dance ietta: WMT WTAQ WBBM portrayed by *News: WMBD WOC WROK Orch. Music detail on page 17 this week. Betty Wragge, very humanly have WMBD KMOX WKBB six puppy -love affairs over a period of two WFBM WHAS WHO WJR WKBH -Dance Orch. KSD -Henry Busse's Orch. NBC -Grant Park Concert: KWK KMOX -Organ Melodies WMT -Nat. Emergency Council WBOW years. WTAM -Otto Thurn's Orch. -Presenting the People WENR KOA-Sport News & Reviews WCFL -Labor Flashes WTMJ -Sports: Dance Orch. WCFL-Make KWK- Sports Review *WGN -News: Sports Believe Danceland 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WIND- Rhythmic Age WENR -Music You Want, When WHBF -Hole in One Tournament You Want It NBC -Roy Eldredge's Orch.: WHO WIND -Traffic Court Broadcast WISN -Baseball Game WMBD *WHBF -News; Sports Review WIRE WIRE -To be announced -Columbia Workshop WMT- Treasure Aisle WKBH -Rapid Ad WOC- Symphony Hall WIND -Billie Scott's Orch. NBC -Will Osborne's Orchestra: WKBB -Amer. Family Robinson WMBD -Hits & Bits WTAQ-Dance Orch. WKBB -Jerry Chandler, organist WIBA WROK -Shut -In Prgm. WOWO- Rhythm Makers WSUI-Sportstime WOC- Rosemary's Ballads 9:30 10:30 CDT *WLW -Peter Grant, news CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: WJR WSUI -Evening Musicale WOWO-Dance CST Orch. CBS -Bob Crosby's Orch.: WIND WTAQ- Riverside Ballroom Orch. KMOX -Bobby Swain's Orch. 8:45 CST 9 :45 CDT WROK -Night of the Air 7:45 CS1 8:45 CDT Club WTAM -Tom Manning WCCO -Jay Mills' Orch. CBS -Armchair Adventures: WOC WSBT s NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: WCFL -Franz & Fritz -Jack Coffeÿ Orch. WTMJ-Today's Events -News WFBM WCCO WHAS WKBH WTMJ -Concert WBOW (sw -9.53) *WCFL WGN -Griff Williams' Orch. Pianist 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT WENR -Milton Herth's Trio WSBT WTAQ WKBB 9:15 CBS -Joe E. Brown, comedian: WIND -Pedro De Leon's Orch. CST 10:15 CDT NBC -Ray Noble's Orch.: KOA WIND -Carlos Molina's Orch. WIRE -Editor's Forum *News: WBBM WIND MBS -Dick Jurgens' Orch.: WGN WFBM WHAS KMOX WCCO WMT -Park Band KMOX- WMBD WOC WHO WTAM WKBB -Gypsy Caravan France Laux. sports CBS -Matty Malneck's Orch.: (also see 5:30 p.m. WTAM -Billy Cullitan's Orch. WROK -Gingham Girls WJR- Exclusive Stories CST) CBS -Ted Weems' Orch.: WMBD WHAS WCCO WJR WFBM KMOX WKBH WKBB WTAQ WTMJ -Dance Orch. WSUI -Your Neighbors WOWO -Bob Wilson KMOX WBBM NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WTAM 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air -News 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT Sports: WHO *KWK -Carlos Molina's Orch.: WISN NBC -Lawrence Welk's Orchestra: WJR WCCO -Cedric Adams CBS NBC -Kraft Music Hall: KSD KOA 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT *KSD -News: Henry Busse's Or- WOC WTAQ WBBM WKBB WBOW WENR WTAM WTMJ WFBM -Music in the Night WHO WTMJ WTAM WMAQ NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: KWK chestra WFBM KMOX WLW WIRE WIBA (sw -9.53) WHO (sw -9.53) WHAS -Walsh Looks 'Em Over CBS -Count Basic's Orch.: (sw- KWK -Easy Aces, sketch WIBA -Club Chanticleer NBC -Happy Felton's Orch.: WLW MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: WMT CBS -Count Basic's Orch.: WKBB WBBM -Man the 9.65) on Street WFBM -Moon Prelude WBOW WTMJ WHO KOA WMAQ WIND WCFL -The Life Prgm. CBS -Columbia Workshop Festi- NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure WHBF- Around the Diamond NBC -Phil Levant's Orch.: KWK WENR -Milton Herth's Orch. val, drama: WFBM WJR WCCO Time: KOA WMAQ WTAM WHO MBS -Inside of WISN -Tenth Inning Sports: WIBA WGN -Griff Williams' WIBA WENR WOC WHAS WKBH WSBT WIRE KSD WLW Orch. WJR -Morceaux de Salon WKBB WTAQ WBBM KOA- Golden Melodies WHO -Council of State Gov'ts MBS -Jack McLean's Orch.: WGN NBC -Milt Herth WLW -Notes of Grace A story about Columbia Workshop Trio: (sw -9.53) KSD -Cheri McKay & WIBA -Club Chanticlear WHBF WMT may be leund on page 9. Co. W OC- Sports Highlights CBS -Amos 'n' Andy: WBBM WHO -Bill Brown's Sports WKBB -Stars Over Manhattan Music You Want: KSD WIRE Wives, WHAS WTMJ -Dance Orch. NBC -1,001 drama: WENR WCCO KMOX WJR WIRE -To be announced WLW -To be announced WHAS -Dick Cisnes Orch. WOWO (sw- WFBM -l1.87) W KBH- Varieties WMAQ -Bunny Berrigan's Orch. 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT *WIND -The Nite Watch; Talk, KMOX- Twiheht Trail *News: WIBA WKBB WTAQ WLW This Is the Fair *WSBT -News MBS -Enric Madriguera's Orch.: News, Music KWK -Green Hornet WMT *WMAQ -News WTAQ -Columbus Club Players WGN WHBF *WKBH -Night Owl's Request WBOW -Baseball Game WBOW- Richard Himber's Orch. WMBD -Clyde Dale's Orch. WTM.I Melody Picture Book CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: WBBM Program: News WCFL -Stars of Tomorrow *WENR News, Durward Kirby WMT-Baseball ; Springfield vs. 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WKBH WISN WTAQ WSBT WMBD -Nightfall WGN -Baseball Players' Lives WIND -Eddie Dunsmoore's Orch. Wataerloo NBC -Jan Savitt's Orch.: WHO WKBB WFBM WOC WHAS End of Thursday Programs

WLW -Gospel Singer WTAD- Marcella Cheek CBS -Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne: MORNING *WMAQ -Coffee Time with Nor- FRIDAY, August 4, 1939 WTAQ -Music & Song WOC KMOX, WCCO WMBD man Ross: News 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT WBBM WFBM WISN WFAM *WMBD- Weather; Police; News CDT NBC -Fran Allison: WCFL Betty Crocker: KSD WTMJ 7:00 CST 8:00 WMT -Songs for Mother *News t. ROK WTAD NBC -Peppef Young's Family, CBS -Richard Maxwell: WFAM WTAD -Happy Valley CBS -Myrt & Marge, sketch: WLW -To be announced KWK -Musical Prgm. KMOX (sw- 17.83) KMOX WISN WBBM WCCO WMBD Jays Women of Today sketch: WLS (sw- 15.21) 7:45 CST 8:45 CDT WAAF -Novelettes BC-News: Breakfast Club: WFBM WMBD WMT -Musical Clock NBC -Young Widder Brown, *N NBC -Life Can Be Beautiful: WCFL -Peekers in the Pantry WCFL (sw -21.5) MBS -Paul Allison, poems; Arthur WOWO- Modern Home Forum sketch: WIRE WMAQ WHO WGN -Manhattan Mother. sketch WLW WLS (sw-15.21) WROK -Your Favorite Hymns WFBM Musical Clock: WHBF WKBH Chandler Jr., organist: WLW CBS -Big Sister, sketch: WHA -Homemakers CBS -Bachelor's Children: KMOX WSUI Morning Melodies: Service WMBD WCCO KMOX WBBM *WHBF -News: His Majesty, the WMBD WROK WOC WBBM WCFL -Music for Today Reports *KWK -News: Rapid Service WHA- Morning WOC Baby WHBF Melodies WTAD -John Golden *News: WGN WILL WTAD WBBM- Linda's First Love WHBF -Melodies of the Moment MBS -Keep Fit to Music with WHIP- Everyday Living KWK -Grady Cantrell WFAM- Morning Devotions WIND -Memory Lane 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT Wallace: KWK WMT WHO -Life Can Be Beautiful WGN- What's News in WAAF -Breakfast Express the Stores WKBB- Marimba Magic NBC -David Harum, sketch: KSD Meet Miss Julia: WLW WTMJ WILL -Safety Education Institute KWK -Grady Cantrell Today WKBH -Olive Hagen, organist WIRE WHO WMAQ WAAF Let's Dance WIND -Bob Atcher, songs WHBF-Ridin! High WAAF -Breakfast Express WLS -Meet Miss Julia NBC -The of Mary Marlin, WBOW -Musc for Men WIRE -Advs. of Uncle Jimmy WHO -Coffee Pot Inn Story WBOW -Morning Devotions WOC- Musical Clock sketch: WLS WIBA (sw- 15.21) WFAM -Lou Pike WJBC- Theater Time WCCO WIBA -Musical Clock WJJD -Late Morning Melodies -Air Almanac WSUI- Manhattan Concert Band NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WBOW WGN -Don Pedro, violinist WILL -Student Churches WTMJ WKBB -Hollywood Reporter WFBM -Early Birds -Top o' the Morning KWK WHA- Consumer Facts WHIP- Morning Meditations *WIND -News WKBH-Home Ecormutc,. Prgm 9:30 WHBF -Betty & Bob, sketch WHO -Fruit Reporter *WIRE -Baby Bulletins: News 8:30 CST CDT CBS -It Happened in Hollywood: *WHIP -Birth of the News WLS -Feature Foods Prgni. WIBA -Farm Front; Musical Clock WJJD -Parent Workshop NBC -Just Plain Bill. sketch: WBBM WCCO WISN WIBA- Dorothy Potter WLW -Editor's Daughtet sketch WIND -The Abundant Life WKBB -Chancel Steps WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD MBS -World Poultry Congress: * WIND -News WMAQ -Songs of the Heart WIRE -Tunes & Tips WKBH-Breakfast Prgm. CBS -Hilltop House, with Bess WHBF WISN -Ann Leslie's Scrapbook WMBI -Friday Morning -ongsters WISN -Early Risers' Club WLW -Livestocks: Boone County Johnson: WMBD WISN WBBM WJJD -Hal Tate, movie tattler WROK -Songs of Yesterday Caravan *News: WJJD WROK WMT WSUI -Homemakers Forum *WJJD -News; Dick Baker, songs WFBM KMOX WCCO WTAD WKBB -Stepping Along: Melodic WMAQ -A Step Ahead with Nor- WTAQ -Varieties WKBB -Rise & Shine MBS -Melody Strings: WGN *KMOX- Headline Highlights Medley WLS -Singing Milkman man Ross *WKBH -News: Bargain Counter *WTAD -News NBC -Originalities: WCFL (sw- WAAF-Orchestra Pit 10:15 CST 11 :15 CDT WLW -Time to Shine 15.21) WCFL- Fashion Show WMBI-Message WMAQ -Your Neighbor WTAQ- Motorists' Special WOWO- Linda's First Love, sketch NBC -The O'Neills, sketch: WLW KWK -Al Sarli's Orch. WFAM -Marimba Magic WMAQ WMT- Country Home: Popular 8:00 CST 9 :00 CDT WFBM Roundup WROK -Organ Reveries Varieties Music for Today NBC -Story of the Month, sketch: WBOW -Radio Gospel WTAD -Ma Perkins CBS -When a Girl Marries, sketch: WFAM- Shoppers' Guide WGN -Keep Fit to Music WOWO -Radio Bible Class KWK WCFL (sw- 15.21) WHIP -Spiritual Counselor WTAQ -Music for Every Mood WFBM KMOX WCCO WBBM WTAQ- Mike's Uprisin' WHBF -Public Service Prgm. WOC CBS -Pretty Kitty Kelly, sketch: WHIP- Budapest Hour WILL -Face to Face with Great 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT NBC 15.33- 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT WCCO WISN WBBM WFBM WIND -Jimm, Jean, songs Musicians CBS -Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry) : -Southernaires: (sw- WOC KMOX WJJD- Tomorrow in the Loop WIND -Traffic Court KMOX WMBD WFBM WBBM 15.21) CBS -Four Clubmen: WFAM (sw- WKBB- Romantic Rhythms NBC -The Man I Married, sketch: WKBB- Morning Melodies WCCO WOC MBS- Everett Hoagland's Orch.: 17.83) WKBH- KSD WIRE WHO WMAQ WLW WKBH-Curtis Ensemble Southern Singers NBC -The Road of Life, sketch: WHBF *News: WCCO WMT WHO WLS WLW -Linda's First Love, sketch WTMJ WLS- Howard Peterson. organist WLW WTMJ WMAQ WIRE KSD KSD -Heart of Julia Blake. KMOX -Ozark Varieties: Hoosier WMBD -B. & M. Messenger: sket-h Bandwagon: WHA WMBD WLW -Heart of Julia Blake NBC -The Wife Saver: WOWO *KWK -News: Musical Interlude Hot Shots Weather Report : M. L. Fuller WOWO- Dishpan Parade WAAF -The of KWK -Rise & Shine *News: WKBH WOWO W'SUI- Within the Ciessroom WMT KWK (sw- 15.21) Sport Kings Musical Clock: WIBA WROK WROK- Morning Devotions WBOW -Neighbors WBOW -Merging Mail - WTMJ -What's New NBC -Houseboat Hannah, sketch: WMT *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air WFAM -What Is It WGN- Carolyn Pryce, talk WTAD-Ministerial Alliance 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT WHO WHIP -Musical Clock *WAAF -News: Canary Serenade: WGN -Melody Time News WTAQ -Sunshine Time NBC -Lorenzo Jones, sketch: KSD MBS-Radio Garden Club: WHBF WHIP -Gypsy Caravan WILL- Concert Airs WIRE WHO WMAQ Subject: "Those Busy Bees." WIND-The Passing Show *WFAM -News: Concert Time 8:45 CST 9:45 CDT WHO -Adopted Daughter WGN -Morning Melodies NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WLS WAAF- Morning Song WIBA -Your Family & Mine WJJD -Toastmaster WBOW -Ind. Teachers' Prgm. news *WHBF -News; Merry Melodies NBC -The Trouble with Marriage: WLW (sw- 15.21) State *WIND -Woman's News: Fun *WLW -Michael Hint', WCFL- General Revue WTAD -Fashion Parade WHIP- German Hour WLS CBS- Scattergood With Words Baines, sketch: WGN- Painted Dreams, sketch WIRE -Dessa Byrd WILL-American Foreign Relations NBC -Women in White, sketch: WCCO KMOX WBBM WFBM 7:30 CST 8:30 CDT WIND -Headline Music WHIP- Unforgettable Hits *WISN -News WMAQ WTMJ KSI) WIRE WHO NBC -Viennese Ensemble: WIBA WIND-Livestock Markets CBS -Sunny Melodies: (sw- 17.83) WJJD- Bosworth Bdcst. WJBC -Women in the News WKBB- Dixieland Band NBC -Breen & de Rose: WBOW MBS- Georgia Crackers: WHBF WISN -Tonic Tunes WJJD -Dick Baker, songs, piano NBC -Breakfast Club: WOWO (sw- 15.21) WJJD- Bureau of Missing Persons WLS- Career of Alice Blair *News: WOC WKBB WMBD WKBB -Tunes of the Times CBS- Manhalan Mother: W'BBM WMBI- Sunrise Service CBS -Stepmother, sketch: WBBM KWK -The Gospel Singer WKBB -Melody Musings WKBH -Your Home Prgm. WKBH -Music for Milady *News: WIBA WTAQ WKBB WSBT-College Quiz KMOX WCCO WFBM WAAF- Orchids & Moonlight WMBD -Linda's First Love WCCO- Musical Chimes WSUI -Morning Chapel *KWK- Sidelights on the News WFAM -Musicale *WLS- Market: News WMT- Pretty Kitty Kelly . WFAM-Your Engagement Book WTAD -Coffee Time WCFL- Bittersweet Melodies WGN -Bachelor's Children, WROK -Morning Varieties WOWO -Farm Flashes: Billboard sketch WSUI- Program Calendar: Weather WGN -Everyday Words: Good *WTAQ -Console Melodies: News WGN -Musical Mail Box *WHA -News & Views WROK-Woman's Forum WTAD -Kitty Keene, Inc. WSUI- Yesterday's Musical Favor- Morning Prem. 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WHBF -House of Music WHIP -Women & the Home WHBF -The Westerners WIBA- Baron's Reporter WISN-Rhythm Romance 10:00 CST 11:00 CDT ites WHO -Pete s Mountaineers NBC -Josh Higgins of Finchville, WILL- Market Reports WJJD -Whistle While You Work NBC -Luigi Romanelli's Orch.: WTAD -Happy Howard WJJD -Parent Workshop sketch: KWK WOWO (sw- 15.21) WIND -Swing Time Lane WMT -This Day is Ours WBOW WTAQ- Today's Almanac WKBH-Morning Devotions NBC -John's Other Wife. sketch: WISN -Early Risers Club WOWS- Editor's Daughter, sketch NBC -Meet the Artist: WOWO WTMJ -Betty & Bob WLS -Jolly ,toe's Pet Pals Club WMAQ WIRE WHO KSD WKBH -Uncle Bob WROK -Town Crier WIBA WMT (Continued on Next Page)

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NBC -Navy Band: WCFL (sw- WSUI -Organ Melodies: World 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WTAQ -Hits and Encores Part of today's program will originate from the World's 15.33) Bookman NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: WTMJ -Heinie & His Grenadiers WTAD- Community News Poultry Congress in Cleveland, Ohio. Josephine Hemp- MBS-Marriage License Romances: WIBA W BOW KWK WMAQ 11:30 CST 12:30 CDT hill and Morse Salisbury discuss "Food Poisoning and WGN KWK WHBF WMT 2:15 CST 3:15 CDT (sw- 15.21) CBS -The Road of Lite, sketch How to Prevent It." NBC -The Story of Mary Marlin, NBC -Stella Dallas, sketch: WHO CBS- Romance of Helen Trent, WBBM WCCO sketch: WMAQ WHO WLW WIRE WTMJ WIBA WMAQ sketch: WBBM KMOX NBC-Caroline's Golden Store. AFTERNOON WTMJ KSD MBS -Moods in Music: WHBF WLW WMAQ WHO *News: WCFL WGN sketch: (sw- WTAD CBS -From the Gold Coast: WOC 15.33) 3:45 CST (4:45 Men Behind the Stars. *News: WIND KSD -Young Dr. Malone, sketch CDT) Man on the Street: WMBD WKBH WSBT WTAQ WKBB WAAF -Market: Melody Review KMOX -Judy and Jane NIGHT WTAQ WISN WFBM (sw- 17.83) WCCO- Bachelor's Children KSD- Rhythm Makers KMOX -Linda's Love, sketch First Ma Perkins, sketch : KMOX WFAM -Harlan Hogan KWK -My Secret Diary 6:00 (7:00 Service Concert. WAAF -Page by Page Agricultural CST CDT) Cities WMBD WFBM -Mrs. Farrell's Kitchen of WBOW -Vigo County Ross Graham, baritone; Frank WBAA- George Knox, bar. the Agent: Studio Prgm. Lucille Manners, soprano; KSD -Valiant Lady, sketch Air WBBM- Editor's Daughter, sketch WAAF- Eunice Clark, songs WHA -Music Appreciation WCFL -Meet the Folks Black's orchestra; Oil Dramas. Course WBOW -Walkathon WCCO -Kitty Keene, Inc.. sketch WHBF WFBM- Hoosier Farm Circle -Piano Moods 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Johnny Presents. WCCO- Adopted Daughter WIND -Third Race; Washington WHIP WGN-Markets : Len Salvo, organist -20th Century Serenade Dramas; vocalists; Johnny Green's orchestra. WHA -Legislative Forum Park WHO -Arnold Grimm's Daughter WHA -Organ Gems WIBA- Melody Moments WROK -Aloha Land WIND -Joe Alexander, organist WHBF -Betty Crocker, talk 6:30 CST (7:30 CDT) Symphony Orchestra. WILL -Reading: Language Arts WIRE- Editor's Daughter WHIP-Southtown Church Hour WSUI -Within the Classroom Eric Delamarter, conductor. WIRE -Retorter WTAD -Swingin' on Wax WISN- Today's Almanac WIBA -Church of the Air *WISN -News: Prgm. Preview WJBC- Dollar Daze WIND -Bob Atcher, songs 7:00 CST (8:00 CDT) Ninety -Nine Men and a WJJD -Happy Harmonies 2:30 CST 3:30 CDT WJJD- Safety Court WIRE -Farm Hour Girl; Raymond Paige and Guest Vocalist. WKBH -Ma Perkins, sketch *NBC -Club Matinee: News: W1BA WKBB -Take It Easy WISN -Hits & Encores Tonight's guests will be Bette Davis and her singing WLS -Grace Wilson & Howard WKBH -Questions and Answers WJBC -Singing Sam NBC -Vic & Sade, sketch: WHO protege. fourteen -year -old Pam Caveness. Peterson WMAQ WIRE WTMJ KSD WLS -Hoosier Sodbusters & Rusty WJJD -Loop Noonday Service WOWO- Observer CBS -From the Coast: WFAM *WLW -News: Live Stocks: Grain WKBB -Farm Program 7:00 CST (8:00 Plantation Party; Variety WSUI -Musical Serenade Gold WKBH -Tonio CDT) KMOX & Weather Tunes Program. 1:15 CST 2:15 CDT WMBD- Sweetheart Time * W LS- Markets : Weather: News & Dick, songs: Whitey Ford, M. C.; Louise Massey and the Westerners; MBS -Wayne WMBI- Continued Story Reading WMBD -Meet Miss Julia CBS-Marine Band: WKBH WISN WHBF WMT Kitchen Tom, Dick and Harry. 'WMTMyrt & Marge -Magic NBC -Ma Perkins, sketch: WTMJ WAAF -Stars Over Manhattan WOC- Market Opening WOC -Your Hymns & Mine (8:00 Waltz Time. KSD WHO WLW WMAQ WCCO -Betty & Bob, sketch WSUI -Book Shelf WOWO -Man on the Street 7:00 CST CDT) WROK-Auntie Frank Munn, tenor; Manhattan Chorus; Abe Lyman's MBS -John Agnew, organist: WHA -Music of the Masters WTAD -We, the Jury Ruth WHIP -Stars Over Melody orchestra. WHBF KWK Manhattan *WTAQ -News: Music for the WSUI- Mart WILL -Recital Hall Missus WTAD -Police News KMO Editor's Daughter, sketch 7:30 CST (8:30 Robert Hood Dell Concert. WIND -Sports Edition WTMJ -Your Family & Mine WTAQ-Mailman CDT) *WBAA-Monitor Views the News Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra. Ernest MacMillan, to *WKBH -News 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT WBBM- Missus Goes Market 11:45 CST 12:45 CD7 guest conductor. WBOW -Leo Baxter's Musicale WLW -Life Can Be Beautiful NBC -Alice Cornett, KSD songs: NBC -Words & Music: WIBA WCCO- Ladies First WMBD -His Majesty, the Baby Drama. WMBI- Something to Sing About NBC -Nat'l Farm & Home Hour: NBC -Vaughn Munroe, bar.: KWK 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) First Nighter; WGN -Jane Anderson, pianist WLW WHA -Organ Interlude WOWO -Old Time Religion (sw- 15.33) 7:30 CST (8:30 CDT) Death Valley Days; Three CBS -Our Gal Sunday. WIND -Washington Park Races WROK- Rhythm Before sketch: CBS -This Day Is Ours, sketch: WTAD- WBBM KMOX Drama. *WIRE- Noonday Headlines Concert WBBM WCCO KMOX WMBD "The Ringing of Stone's Ranch," tonight's drama, will MBS-The Joyce Trio: WHBF WJJD -Rhythm for Tea 2:45 CST 3:45 CDT MBS- Vaughn de Leath, songs: star NBC's "Television Girl," Sue Reed. WLS -Homemakers' Prgm. CBS -Deep River Boys: WKBH WCCO- Grandma Travels, sketch WCFL Central Station; WMBD -Today's Programs WFBM WTAQ WFAM WKBB WCFL -Willie Winn *News: WBAA WILL WIND 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Grand WMT-Tonic Tunes: New Treasure WIND WOC WMBD (sw- 11.83) WFAM- Rhythm Time Singin' Sam: KSD WROK Drama. Chest WGN -June Baker, talk NBC -Midstream, sketch: WTMJ Market Reports: WIRE WOWO 8:00 CST (9:00 CDT) Guy Lombardo's Orches- WSUI-Within the Classroom. WLW WMAQ WHO WIRE KSD WHIP -Marimba Magic WGN -To be announced Prof. John W. Ashton tra. MBS -Henry Busse's WHBF WHO- Valiant Lady WHBF- Dramas of Life WTAD -World Dances Orch.: WIRE- Linda's First Love WHIP -Song Shoppers 8:30 CST (9:30 CDT) Robert L. Ripley's Believe WTAQ -Noon Concert KMOX-Dope from the Dug -Out WJBC -Peggy Payne, pioneers WHO -Markets & Weather It or Not. KWK -Man in the Stands WKBH 1:30 CST 2:30 CDT -Amer. Family Robinson WISN -Even As You & I Tonight's guests: William Claybrook, known as the un- WAAF- Eunice Clark, songs NBC -Pepper Young's Family. WLS -Life of Mary Sothern, sketch WJBC -Favorite Melodies sinkable man; Eleanor Holm; Johnny Weissmuller. A WCCO -Pet Stories WMBD- Window Shopper sketcn: WMAO WLW WHO WIND- Fourth Race; Washington WKBH -Farm Service Prgm. drama of the supernatural will be presented. KSD WTMJ WIRE WMT - Hilltop House WLS- Dinnerbell Prgm.. Farm Park WOC- Screenfans Prgm. News & Music 9:00 CST (10:00 CDT) Fred Waring in Pleasure NBC -Navy Band: WIBA few - WISN -Dugout Doings WOWO- Melody Spinners *WLW -News: Livestock & P ^til- Time. 15.33) WILL -Travelogue WROK -Musical Workshop CBS -Buffalo Summer Theater: WMBI-Dean's Hour try Reports 9:15 CST (10:15 CDT) Parker Family. Quarter WTAD -Betty & Bob *WMAQ -News: Doggy Dan WTAQ WFBM WSBT WKBH WTAD -Variety Prgm. WTMJ Dramatic sketch starring Leon Janney. -Gospel Singer *WMT- Newscast: Don Roth's W1SN WKBB WOC (sw- 17.83) 3:00 CST 4:00 CDT 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT Band MBS -Mel & Jane, vocal duo: CBS -Ruth Carhart, songs: WTAQ NBC -Jeno Bartal's Ensemble: WOC -Farm Bureau FREQUENCIES WGN WOC WKBH WKBB WFAM (sw- 15.33) WSBT-Man-on-the-Street KMOX -One Woman's Opinion WFBM (sw- 11.83) WSUI -Farm Flashes KMOX-1090 WFAM-1200 WIRE-1400 WMBI-1080 CBS -The Goldbergs, sketch: KOA-830 WFBM-1230 WISN-1120 WMT-600 *KWK -News: Musical Prgm. 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WMBD -Secret Diary WAAF -Salon Concert NBC -Women in the WCFL-970 WILL-580 WMAQ-670 WTAM-1070 WAAF -The Symphonic Hour Making et *WMT -News: Novelty Parade WBAA -American Family Robinson America, drama: (sw- 15.33) WEN R-870 WIND-560 WMBD-1440 WTMJ-620 WBAA -Morning Melodies WOWO -Stork Express WBOW -Vocal Styling WCFL-Hit Revue Subject: "Social Welfare," tracing, events in the lives of WROK -Old Refrains WCCO- Baseball, Minneapolis vs. WFBM -Musical Echoes Jane Addams and Julia Lathrop. WTAD -The Roving Cowboys Kansas City WGN -To be announced WENR -Home Forum CBS -Doc Barclay's Daughters: KWK -Meet Miss Julia WHA -Farm Prgm. *WHIP -Comment on the News 1:45 CST 2:45 CDT *WHBF of KMOX WBBM WAAF *WHBF -News: -Headlines the Air WIBA- Linda's First Love -Seven Uppers Market Reports WHIP -Jitterbug NBC -Betty & Bob, sketch: WBAA- Sports Review WHIP -Going Forward with Chi- NBC- Between the Bookends: Jamboree WILL- Insects and Their Impor- WILL -Music of WIRE WHO WLW WMAQ KSD WBOW Singin' Sam cago WIBA WOWO KWK (sw- 1533) the Masters tance to Mankind WIND -Sports Edition (sw- 11.87) WCFL -Eddie & Fannie Cavanaugh WILL -Illinois Farm Hour NBC -The Guiding Light, sketch: *WIND -Indiana News W ISN- WGN -Young Dr. Malone, sketch WIND -How Is Your Health WHO WMAQ WTMJ KSD WLW Baseball; Columbus vs. WIRE -Singin' Sam CBS -John Fogarty, songs; Orch.: Milwaukee WISN -Down by Herman's WOC WHBF -The Frank Microphone WJJD- Midday Roundup WIRE WHIP- Rockin' 'n' Rhythm WKBB -Man on the Street WJBC -Int'l Sunday School WJBC -Organ Melodies MBS -F r e d Nagel's Orch.: Dugout Dope: WBBM WJJD die WHO -Honeymead Stockmen WLS- Livestock Markets WMBD- Petticoat Parade WKBB -What's Newt WHBF KWK KMOX -Magic Kitchen WMBI -Album of Sacred Classics WJBC -Troubadors WOWO -Your Family and Mine WBAA -Mary L. 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WFBM -Judy Jane WILL -Nellie Marie Stuart, WTAD -Farm & Community Hour WROK -Robert pianist NBC- Adrian Rollini's Trio; Orch.: WTAQ- Hollywood on Parade WIND -Lupi Italian Hour Swanson, WTMJ -Daily Bulletin Board NBC -Hymns of All Churches: WTAD -Dr. Collins WENR WIRE WBOW WTMJ -Song Doctor WISN -Musical Heat Wave 12:30 CST 1:30 CDT WHO WLW WMAQ WIRE (sw- 3:00 CDT MBS- Johnson Family: WHBF 11:15 CST 12:15 CDT WJJD -Midday Melodies 11.87) 2:00 CST NBC -Let's Talk It Over: (sw- WKBB-Modernaires NBC -Valiant Lady, sketch: WLW Pictures of Joe Emerson may be NBC -Backstage Wife, sketch: found on page 38. WHIP -Rhapsody in Brass 15.33) *WKBH- Musical Interlude: News WMAQ. WIRE (sw -1L87) WMAQ WHO WIRE WTMJ WMT -Don Roth's Band: Ques- MBS -Muse & Music: WHBF WIBA WHO -Meet Miss Julia CBS -Life Can Be Beautiful, tion Man CBS -Your Family & Mine: KMOX WGN WIBA -W. C. T. U. Prgm. Manhattan Minuet: WFBM sketch: WBBM WCCO KMOX WOWO Radio Service WBBM WMBD (sw- 17.83) CBS- WIND -Fifth Race; Washington -Farm Market Reports: WBAA WIBA WTAQ WKBH WKBB WOC WMBD WROK -Round the Town NBC -Rhythm School: (sw- 15.33) Park *News: WTAQ WKBH WISN WSBT (sw- 17.83) MBS -Jane Anderson, pianist: WSBT -Rhythm in Rhythm Time WHO *News: Markets: KSD WMBD WLW -This Day Is Ours *News: WIBA WOC News: WMT WGN WHBF WMT WSUI -Rhythm Rambles WCCO WAAF -Estelle Barnes, pianist *NBC -Club Matinee: WMAQ- Concert Miniatures WLW WBOW WENR WOWO WCFL -Man on the Street 12:15 CST 1:15 CDT Rhythm Rascals: WTMJ WTAQ *WBOW -News: Tune of the Day WMBI- Hebrew Christian Broad- WHIP WCFL -Spotlight Prgm KWK cast -Bible Quiz NBC -Arnold Grimm's Daughter, KWK -Dave Wright, songs WMO -Lem & Martha WAAF -Live Stock Market: WIND -Organ & Vibraharp Baseball; Cubs vs. Boston: WGN WOC-Market Closings sketch: WMAQ WLW WIRE WKBB- Market Reports: Pet WCFL WJJD WBBM WOWO -Eh & Zeb WIBA- Editor's Daughter (sw- 11.87) Health Talk Cor- WIND -Tommy Ott, organist WBAA -Luncheon Dance Time ner KMOX-Kitty Keene, sketch WTMJ -Home Harmonizers WIRE -Young Dr. Malone CBS -The Life & Love of Dr. WBOW- Street Reporter *WLS -Grain Market Summary: KSD -Arnold Grimm's Daughter 3:30 CST 4:30 CDT WJBC -Parade of Bands Susan, sketch: WMBD KMOX WCFL -American Radio Warblers News *WAAF -News & Weather NBC -Affairs of Anthony, sketch- WJJD -Luncheon Rhythms WCCO WBBM (sw- 17.83) WFBM-Bohemians WMT -Joe Doakes: International WBAA- Symphony Hall WBOW WENR WOWO (sw- sketch 11.87) WKBB- Console Echoes - *News: WKBB WROK WFBM WGN -The Lady's Answer Varieties WCCO-Ma Perkins,

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WKBHKiddies Hour WTAQ- Camera Club *WBOW -News WOWO -Bob Wilson WIBA- Hollywood Beach MBS -Van Alexander's Orch.: WMAQ -Josh Higgins of Finchville WCFL- Novena Broadcast *WSUI -Daily Iowan of the Air WIND -Variety Melody WHBF WMBD -Happy Train WHIP- Evening Meditation 9:00 CST 10:00 CDT WKBB -Jerry Chandler, organist WBAA -Story Book Hour WMT -Singin' Sam NIGHT WIND -Hymns of All Churches NBC -Charlie Barnett's *WLW -Peter Grant, news WBBM -Tenth Inning WOC -Man on the Street Orch.: WJJD -Suppertime Frolic (sw -9.53) WOWO-Rudy Bundy's Orch. WFBM-Meet Miss Julia *WOWO-Bob Wilson. news WKBB -Movie Review WTAM -Tom Manning WHA -Music Album WROK- Musical Workshop 6:00 CST 7:00 CDT WEHR -Rapid Ad -Amos 'n' Andy: WBBM WTMJ-Today's Events CBS WJR WHIP -Dixieland Band 5:00 CST 6:00 CDT -Under Western Skies: WMBI- Sunset Music WFBM WHAS KMOX WJR WFBM WCCO (sw- 11.83) WCBSCCO 10:15 CST 11:15 CDT *WHO -News NBC -Duke Ellington's Orchestra: WROK -Tommy Dorsey's Orch. WIND -Sixth Race; Washington MBS- Johnny Presents: WGN WSBT -Hungarian Hour NBC -Glenn Miller's Orch.: KWK CBS -Harry James' Orch.: WKBH WMT WOWO (sw- 11.87) WKBB WMBD WISN Park WLW WSUI-Children's Hour CBS -Shep Fields' Orch.: WISN WIRE- Minute interviews NBC -Ennio Bolognini's Orch.: WTAD -Supper NBC -Bunny WIBA NBC- Cities Service Concert: Club (sw -9.65) Berigan's Orth.: WJBC -Variety Prgm. WMAQ WHO 7:15 CST 8:15 CDT WHO KOA WTAM WIRE WTAM KSD WHO WIBA NBC -Fred Waring in Pleasure WLW -One Woman Speaks CBS -Songs for You: WUC WTAQ WBOW Salon Ensemble WMAQ WTMJ (sw -9.53) Time: WMAQ WHO WIRE KOA NBC -Ella Fitzgerald's Orch.: WMBI -Trophies of Grace WKBB The ensemble will sing A Boy *WHBF -News KSD WLW WTAM WIBA WMT -Tom Owens' Cowboys *MBS -Fulton Lewis, Jr.: WHBF Named Lem, from Yokel Boy. WIND -Betty & Bob, drama WROK- Shiltret I.ucille Manners will sing Estrel- *News: WIBA WKBB WTAQ KMOX- France Laux, sports Serenade *News: WCFL WFAM of Smile WKBB -Job Clinic lita, The Sunshine Your WMT *KWK -News 4:00 CST 5:00 CDT Sports: WBBM WLW and I Dream Too Much. Ross WKBH -Clyde Barrie, bar. solo will be Song of WROK- *WENR -News, Durward Kirby WCCO- Cedric Adams NBC -Institute of Democracy Pro- KMOX- France Laux, sports Graham's Sunbonnet Girls the Open Road. Miss Manners 7:30 WGN -Gems of American Elo- WFBM -Moon Prelude gram: WBOW WHO WMAQ *KSD -News: Bernhard Levitow's and Mr. Graham will present as CST 8:30 CDT WIBA WTMJ CBS -First Nighter: WBBM WJR quence WHAS -Walsh Looks 'Em Over WLW (sw -9.53) Orch. a duet The Sweetest Story Ever WIND- Swedish Prgm. WHBF-Around Subject "The Family in De- KWK -Home Plate Told. Additional ensemble num- WFBM WHAS KMOX WCCO the Diamond WJBC -Personality Hour *WIND- Woman's News: Dance mocracy.' Speaker: E. A. Ross, 1VAAF -What bers are Rockin' Chair: Indian (sw- 15.27) professor emeritus Is It? Love Lyrics, including Temple WKBH -A of sociology WBOW-Merry-Go-Round Song or Two Music at the U. of Wisconsin. Bells; Less Then the Dust, 'Til I NBC -Death Valley Days, drama: WMBD- Brooks Stumpus Club WJR -The Beachcomber WENR -Radio Fanfare Wake, and Kashmir' Song. The WIRE WMAQ WHO NBC -Pianist; Alma Kitchell's WLW KSD WOC- Unemployment Speaker WLW-Benny Strong's Orch. WFBM-Rondoliers orchestra, Iungarian Dance No. WTAM (sw -9.53) Brief Case: WENR finale from Faust (also at 10:30 WOWO -Ozzie Nelson's Orch. WOC- Sports Highlights WGN -Buck Rogers, sketch I. Waltz and p.m. and Maluguena from Boabdil. CST) WROK-Night Club of the Air WTMJ -Dance Orch. *CBS -News; Aeolian Ensemble: WHA -Moods & Melodies NBC -Jamboree: WOWO NBC -Robin Hood Dell Concert: WSBT -Jack Coffey's Orch. WSBT WKBB WKBH WFBM WHIP -Voice of Social Justice KWK 10:30 CST 11:30 CDT WOC (sw- 11.87) WTMJ WBOW (sw- 11.87) WTMJ -Reddy Killowatt WIND German Hour Music detail on page 17 this week. MBS -Joe Reichman's Orch.: WGN *News: WLS WROK 9:15 CST 10:15 CDT W'MT WHBF MBS -To be announced: WHBF WIRE -Lone Ranger MBS -Take a Note: WHBF WMT *WISN -Show Window: Sports: WBOW WKBB WKBH NBC -Charlie Barnett's Orch.: KSD -Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch News KWK -Lone Ranger CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: WISN WAAF- Jimmie Kozak, pianist WJJD -Music & Banter with Ben WOC WHO KOA WKBH WMBD WTAQ WBBM Kanter KMOX- Inquiring Reporter WENR -Musical Prgm. WBBM -Chicago Hour *WGN News: Sports -The Parker Family, sketch: WSBT WFBM WOC WHAS WCFL -Don Artiste WMBD -Pet Corner: Many Happy WBBM- Melody Cruise WFBM KMOX WBBM WJR WKBB WHA -Organ Reverie WIBA -Music by Cugat WFAM -Let's Go Fishin' Returns WCBSHAS WCFL -Race Results WIND -Tommy Ott, organist NBC -Death Valley Days, drama: WGN -Swing 1t WMBI- Message WFAM -Work Wanted WISN- Telephone Quiz CBS -Shep Field's Orch.: WCCO KOA KFI (also see 7:30 p.m WHA -Chapter a Day W ROK- Tropical Moods WHAS- Studio WKBB -They Are Saying KSD -Cheri McKay & Co. CST) WHIP -Polish-American Hour WSUI- Concert Hall Selections Orch. WHBF -Top Tunes of the Day WKBH To be announced WENR- Lawrence Welk's Orch. NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: WHO WILL -Americans All Immi- WTMJ -Blue Room - WHIP- Lithuanian WMBD -So You're Going to Build WGN -Griff Williams' WBOW WLW WMAQ WTAM grants All 5:15 CST 6:15 CDT Hour Orch. a House WIBA -Sports Parade WIND -Sports Edition NBC -To be announced; Male WIND -Today's Ball Game *News: KMOX WIND WISN-Rendezvous WOC -Maple Leaf Quartet WIRE -To be announced WIRE -Alec Randolph Quartet: KSD (sw -9.53) KWK -Jack Field's Orch. WJJD -Twilight Tempos WOWO -Calling All Poets WKBB -Moon Magic WJBC -Swett & WCCO -Rollie Johnson Swing CBS -Pedro de Leon's Orch.: of Today WROK -Four Cucarachas WKBH -John Gruber WJJD -Baseball Scoreboard WMBD- Sports: Hit WCFL-George Hcssberger's Orch. WOC WKBB WTAQ WBBM WMB1 -lnt'I Sunday School Lesson WSUI- Wings, of Song, James WLW -This Is the Fair *WMBD News: Mclrtdv Miniature WIBA -Club Chanticleer NBC -Duke Ellington's Orchestra: WSUI- Dinner Hour Prgm. Waery *WMAQ -Fort Pearson, news WMBI -Devotional Music WIRE -Dick Reed WENR WTAD- Sports Views & Reviews WTAQ -Evan Kissell, songs WMT -Baseball; Cedar Rapids vs. WMT -Ralph Slade's Orch. WOWO-Happy Hauck's Orch. WTAQ -hayrack Cimfunny 7:45 CST 8:45 CDT Moline WOWO- Keeping You Posted *News: WHBF WJJD WTMJ -Last Word in Sports *KMOX -Bob Dunnam, WGN -Griff Williams' Orch. WOC -Hits & Bits WROK -Community Hour comments 6:15 CST 7:15 CDT 10:45 CST 11:45 CDT KWK- Musical Prgm. W IBA -Sports WTAQ -World Dances WTAQ -We Believe in Wisconsin CBS -Under Skies: CBS -Harry Owens' Orch.: WJR W AAF- Bandstand Western WIND -Pedro De Leon's Orch. WTMJ -Easy Aces 4:15 CST 5:15 CDT WKBH WCCO -Going Places WOC -Moon Magic 9:30 CST 10:30 CDT NBC -Lawrence Welk's Orch.: *NBC- Malcolm Claire, children's WROK -True or False WCFL- Concert Ensemble NBC -Jamboree: WMT CBS- Johnny Presents: WFBM WIRE WOWO WENR stories: News: WBOW WENR WSUI -History in Review tsw- 99.53) WFAM -Joe Boland, sports News: WMBD WOC WHAS KMOX WCCO WOC NBC -Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: WFBM- Bohemians KMOX- Woman's Hour WTAQ- Melody Time (also see 6:30 p.m. CST) WIBA WTMJ NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: WOWO -Captain Herne, news 8:00 CST 9:00 CDT *WGN *KWK -Sports Final: News NBC -Tommy Dorsey's Orch.: KMOX -Bobby Swain's Orch. WMAQ WMT (sw- 11.87) WHO -Radio Parade NBC -Guy Lombardo's Orchestra: WBBM -Carlos Molina's Orch. WIBA KWK WCCO-Jay Mills' CBS -Eton Boys: WBBM WIBA- Interlude WTAM WIRE WTMJ WHO KSD Orch. WKBB WBOW -Hawaiian Serenade *WCFL-News WTAQ WISN -Show Window WCFL -Labor Flashes WIBA WMAQ KOA (sw-9:53) CBS -Cab Calloway's Orch.: WISN WIND WIND- Carlos Molina's Orch. KSD -Metropolitan Church Fed. WKBH -Songs by James Holmlund WHBF -Local Society Chatter MBS-Frank Dailey's Orch.: KWK WLW -Front NBC -Dance (see- 11:00 CST 12:00 CDT WAAF -Harry Creighton, sports Page Parade WISN -Phil Grau WMT Orch.: WOWO WCFL -ABC Safety Legion WMAQ- Herbert Foote, organist WJJD- Pickard Family 9.53) MBS -Dance Orch.: WMT WHBF CBS -Grand Central Station: WFAM WMBD -Thelma Jean Paugh WKBB- Dinner Concert CBS -Carlos Molina's Orch.: WOC -Killer Diners WBBM WJR WHAS WFBM Sports: WHO WJR WFBM -Tea WMBI -Glory Moments WLS -Sports Review WTAQ WFBM WBBM Time Topics KMOX WCCO KOA- Victor Record Review WISN WGN -Jane Anderson, pianist WROK -Sports Review WROK -Names in the News *KSD -News: Henry Busse's Or- KMOX WKBB WSUI -Government & Social Wel- WBOW- Baseball Game WHBF -NYA Prgm. WTADEdith Raye chestra NBC -Phil Levant's WHO fare WCFL -I Need a Job Orch.: WHO -Baseball Time 6:30 CST 7:30 CDT WBBM -Man on the Street WBOW WMAQ WTMJ WIBA -Musical Workshop 5:30 CST 6:30 CDT WENR -To be announced WCFL -The Life Prgm. WIND -Seventh Washington NBC -Frank Gagan's Orch.: WHO MBS -Lone Ranger, drama: WGN WGN- Johnny Davis' Orch. NBC -Lee Shelley's Orch.: KWK Race; KWK WENR- Milton Herth's Trio Park KSD *WHBF -News: Melo- Melodies WGN-Dick Jurgens' Orch. WENR WJJD -Happy Harmonies CBS -Michael Loring, songs: WOC NBC -Don't Forget, Allen Prescott, WIND -Grant Park Concert WKBB -Stars Over Manhattan Music You Want: KSD WIRE WKBH-Scoreboard WMBD WKBB WFAM WFBM m.c.: WBOW KWK {sw- 11.87) WISN -American Weekly WKBH -Pop Concert KOA -Ray Noble's Orch. WLW- Vaughn de Leath, songs WKBH (sw- 15.27) CBS- Johnny Presents: WBBM WKBB-Organist WLW -Dance Orch. WGN -Dance Orch. WMBD -Bargain Counter WJR WISN (sw- 15.27) (also at WKBH -Gospel Melodies WMAQ -Isham Jones' Orch. WHAS -Dick Cisne's Orch. NBC -Three Cheers: WOWO WLS WLW -Unsolved Mysteries Beach WMBI -Tract League WTMJ 9:30 p.m. CST) WMBD- Variety Prgm. WIBA -Hollywood WMBD -Ann Dooley -The Nite Watch ; WOC- Program Preview MBS- Symphony Orch.: WMT WOWO- Master Singers *WIND Talk WROK -Vincent Lopez' Orch. Buck Rogers, sketch: WISN WOC-Downbeat *WSBT-News News, Music Ca r$ WTMJ -Down a Country Road WIRE KWK KMOX- Calling All WRO$- Victor Hour WTAM- Vincent Lopez' Orch. *WKBH -Night Owl's All Request KMOX- Sundown Serenade WAAF- Evening Concert WSBT-Concert Internationale WTAQ -Supper Club Prgm.: News 4:30 CST 5:30 CDT WAAF -Mythical Ballroom, Eddie WCCO- Musical Prgm. WSUI- Musical Prgm. WTMJ -Melody Picture Book WLW -Happy Felton's Orch. NBC -John Gurney, basso: WIBA Chase WCFL- Favorite Melodies 1VT.AQ- Cavalcade of Drama 9:45 CST 10:45 CDT WMBD -Nightfall WMAQ WLW WBOW (sw -9.53) WBBM-History in the Making WFAM -The Three Men 8:15 CST 9:15 CDT WTAM -Bob Millar's Orch. WCCO -Baseball Scores WFBM -Visit New York: FHA NBC -Novelettes, Orch. & Vocal- CBS -Cab Calloway's Orchestra: CBS -Enoch Light's Orch.: WOC WJR WBBM WSBT End of Friday Programs WKBB WKBH WMBD WTAQ WCFL-Today's Top Tunes Prgm. ists: WOWO WTMJ WBOW (sw- (sw- 15.27) WGN -Bob Elson, sports WHA- Alpine Melodies 11.87) WHA -Story WHAS -Batter Up Time MBS -Jimmy Dorsey's Orch.: NBC -Gray Gordon's Orch.: WMT WHBF- Northwest Mounties WHBF- Modern Melodies Serial WMT KWK KSD -Adult Education Council of WHIP -Rube Limpkins WHIP -Take It Easy Decatur vs. The am mn.ation in men', .hoes-the St. Louis Prgm. *WIBA -News WJJD -Pacific Paradise WHBF -Baseball; Chips.. clipper. It ZIPS on end off in *WAAF -Ulmer Turner WIND Classic Moline " pr. New is the right lime to [et m- -Light WKBB- Sweetheart Serenade a dio,;5ed and highly produrne shoe WBBM- Western Golf Champion- WJJD -Musical Excellence WKBH -Dinner Music WISN -To be announced hosineuayourownmaim mis uusella, and complete line of almost 250 styles of drew, ships WLW- Concert Ensemble WLS- Howard Peterson, organist WKBH- National Affairs wort and sports shoe.. Picee u bw u LO WMBD-Hits and Bits pair. nee fa.eund de. toe sells maker- WCFL -Jack Kelly's Orch. *WMAQ -News: Musical Entre WLW -Big Town comfort efrcw hion Yo e. liar amen WENR- Swingtime Serenade WMBI- Sundown Evening School WMBD -The Kidoodlers WTAQ- Farmers' Forum Sales division of manufacturer nub hated d rmanute tele n ma. ae ex- WGN- Toylland Melodies WMT -Music for Today: A Trip WMBI- Sunset Music 8:30 CST - 9:30 CDT perience needed. WOW /m amulets WHA -Faculty Forum Thru WOC Maria NBC -Hollywood Ladder of Fame: le, kit ms FRESI Mystery Cave: Baseball -Ave Hour CONSOLIDATED !N0E SYSTEM WHBF-Sunshine Club Scores WROK- Italian Hour WENR WMT (sw- 9.53. 11.87) Dept A4,Ckippure Feste, Wisconsin

www.americanradiohistory.com by Chas. A. Morrison On Short Waves* President, International DX'ers Alliance

Times 1 given are Eastern Daylight Time. For EST and CDT subtract hour; Daily Programs, Sat., July 11 p.m.- Or chestral Quartet: TGWA TGWB CST, 2 hours; MST, 3 hours; PST, 4 hours. 11 p.m. -DX broadcast from Nicaragua: YNDG (13.9) 29 through Fri., Aug. 4 11 p.m.- Moonlight music: W3XL (6.1) W3XAL Programs listed here are those broadcast daily at the (9.67) AMERICAN short -wave broad- A new short -wave station, under same time. Exceptions are indicated casters are moving forward on construction on the highway between 11:20 p.m.- English Talk:. TPB11 TPA4 all fronts. Only a feW years Havana and Guanabacoa, will operate 8 a.m. -Transmission to Asia: W6XBE (9.53) 12 mid. -Marimba dance music: TGWA (9.685) ago this country lagged miserably be- when completed with a power of 5,000 8 a.m.-Overseas hour: JZK TGWB 8:30 a.m. (ex. Sun.) -News (English) : VLR 3 a.m.-International DX'ers program from Gua- hind other leading powers in the field watts on a frequency of 9.437 megs, 9 a.m.-English program: Radio Saigon (11.78) temala: TG2 of international broadcasting. Today and under the call letters COCN . . . 9 a.m.- Overseas hour: JZK the United States is rapidly approach- OAX6B, a new station under con- 9 a.m. -Classical Music: DJL Sunday, July 30 ing the head of the ranks. struction by Maximo J. Landa, at Are- 9 a.m. -Program from Chungking, China: XGOY By the time this is printed the new quipa, Peru, will operate on a fre- 9:15 a.m. -Golden Gate Exposition Stroller: For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 3) 100,000 -watt transmitter for short- quency of 11.71 megs, and with a W6XBE (9.53) 8:30 a.m.-- Church services: VUC2 (4.88) wave station W2XAF of Schenectady, power of 150 watts, when completed. 9:25 a.m. -News from Tokyo, Japan: JZJ JZK 9 a.m.- Program from Denmark: OZH New York, be 9:30 a.m.-Program from Ireland: EIRE (17.84) 10:15 a.m.- Walter Collins' orchestra: GSF GSG should on the air. Two 10 a.m. (ex. Sun.) -News (Spanish) : W2XAD of the GSJ largest radio tubes ever built Ashley Walcott of San Francisco, (21.5) 12:10 p.m.- Symphonic Concert: DJB will be used in the new equipment. 10:30 a.m. -News (English) : W6XBE (9.53) Calif., writes VK9MI is 2:45 p.m. -Mail Bag (Italian) : W3XAL (21.63) These that operating 12:30 p.m. (ex. Program: W2XAD have been especially designed on 6.052 megs, irregularly from 7:45 Sun.) -Farm W3XL (17.78) by the General Electric Company af- (15.33) 2:55 p.m.- Episcopalian services: GSG GSP GSD to 8:30 a.m. EDT XOJD, Hankow, 1 ter several months of research and ... p.m.- International Hour: HP5G 3 :30 p.m.- Latin- American songs: TGWA (15.17) China, is : when used with the new Alexanderson being heard on a frequency 1:30 p.m. -News (English) HP5G 4:05 p.m.- Alexander Woollcott's "Letter from panel to of 6.87 megs, from 9 to 9:35 a.m. EDT, 1 :45 p.m.- Marimba Ensemble: TGWA (15.17) America ": W2XAD (15.33) antenna, are expected pro- 2 p.m. -News (English) : GSG GSP GSD duce an effective with only Chinese programs . . . 5:05 p.m. -News (English) : GSG GSP GSD directional power KZEG, 2 p.m.-News (Italian): W3XAL (2L63) W3XL 5:35 p.m.-Garda Hall, soprano: GSP GSD output of more 600,000 the Sunshine station at Manila, than watts. Philippine Islands, is now being re- (17.78) 5:45 p.m. -Play, "Dancing Red Earth ": GSD GSP With this power in use is 2:20 p.m. -News (English) : 2R06 it believed layed on 6.14 megs, daily from 6 to 10 6 p.m.-Correspondence with a German Poetess: the good-will Latin -American broad- 3:15 p.m. -News (French, German and Italian) : DJB DJD DJZ a.m. EDT, or later. KZRH is a new GSA GRX casts from Schenectady will cut Manila station which 6 p.m.-Short -wave Listener's Mail Bag: CHNX through the fog of interference has just come 4 p.m. -News (French) : W3XAL (21.63) W3XL 6 p.m.-Football broadcast: TGWA (15.17) created on the air (17.78) by certain European stations like a on an announced frequency 7 p.m.- Mexican Hour: XECR XEWW knife of 6.1 megs. It is slightly stronger 5 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -News (French, German and 7:15 p.m. -Merry scenes by Lotta Theile: DJB and will give listeners in South Italian) : W2XE America absolutely reliable than KZEG, and has been testing ir- (.17.83) 7:20 p.m.- Serial, "The Thirty -nine Steps ": GSB and en- regularly from 6 to 9 a.m., or later, 5:20 p.m.-Dance music: TAP (9.465) GSD GSF joyable reception. That American 6 & 9 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -News (Spanish) : W3XAL 7:50 "Unusually GSB requesting . . p.m.- Yours," John Rorke: Latin -language reception reports (9.67) W3XL (17.78) programs are becom- HS8PJ (9.51) of Bangkok, Siam, is GSD GSF ing increasingly popular 6:45 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -News (Spanish) : W2XE 8 p.m.- Hungarian Overture: HAT4 may be at- on the air now 9 tested almost daily from to (15.27) W3XAU (9.59 or 6.06) 8:30 p.m. -Press Review: DJB DJD DJZ by the fact that in several cities 11 a.m. EDT. 6:45 in Brazil powerful amplifying systems p.m.- Program from Portugal: CSW7 8:45 p.m. -Bela Radics Gypsy Band: HAT4 7 p.m.-News : have been set up in the parks for the (English) DJB DJD DJZ 8:45 p.m.- Opera, "Le Nozze di Figaro": 2R03 John Larsen 7 p.m.-News (English) : W9XA (26.45) 2R04 2R08 IRF express purpose of bringing United of Geneva, New York, 7 p.m.- Polish program: SPW SPD 9:10 p.m.-Mayan Singers: TGWA (9.685) States has been hearing 7:15 p.m. (ex. transmissions for Brazil within an unidentified Ital- Sat., Sun.) -News (Portuguese) : 9:15 p.m. -"I Reply to ... ": 21103 2R04 2R08 ear -range of every possible listener. ian transmitter operating throughout W2XE (15.27) IRF The National Broadcasting Com- the afternoon on a frequency of 15.23 7:25 p.m. -Latin transmission: GS0 GSC 9:30 p.m.- Dresden Soloists Community: DJB pany's international division has in- megs, simultaneously with 2R012 7:30 p.m. -News (Spanish) : GSO GSC DJD DJZ 7:55 p.m.-North American transmissions: creased its schedule of short -wave (15.1) and 2R06 (15.3) of Rome. The OLR5A 9:30 p.m. -News (English) : TGWA (9.685) unknown (15.23) 9:30 p.m.-Paul Carson, organist: W6XBE (15.33) programs to Latin America by three station leaves the air at 8:30 8 p.m.-News (Spanish): W6XBE and one -half hours daily. p.m., being blanketed by OLR5A of (15.33) 9:45 p.m.- Treasure Island Brazilian Orchestra: W3XAL, 8 p.m.-News (Portuguese) : GSO GSC W6XBE (15.33) Prague, from 7:55 p.m. EDT . one of its high- frequency stations, be- on 8 p.m.-News (Portuguese) : W3XAL (9.67) 10 p.m.-Programa, "La New York ": COCX gan beaming its broadcasts in that Walter Rankins of Manchester, En- W3XL (17.78) (11.735) direction on an additional frequency gland, reports reception of the new 8 p.m. (ex. Sat.) -Program from Budapest: HAT4 11 p.m.- Symphonic Concert: TGWA (9.685) channel of 21.63 megs from i to 4:30 Portuguese station CSW8, "Radio Na- 8 p.m.- Soviet program: RAN RKI RV% 11:25 p.m. -Play, "Dancing Red Earth ": GSB p.m. EDT. Other transmissions to tional," of Lisbon, at 5:20 p.m. EDT, 8:30 p.m. -News (English) : W4XA (26.15) GSD GSI on 8:30 p.m. (ex. Sun.) -Today in Germany: DJB 12 mid. -Marimba dance music: TGWA (9.685) Latin countries are effected daily over a frequency of 7.26 megs. An En- DJD DJZ W3XL (17.78), from 5 to 11 p.m. and glish and French program is trans- 8:30 p.m. -News (English): 2R03 2R04 2R08 over W3XAL (9.67), from 5 p.m. to mitted by this station each Tuesday IRF Monday, July 31 1 a.m. EDT. and Friday from 5 to 6 p.m. 8:45 p.m. (ex. Sun.) EDT. -North American program: For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 3) W1XAL, the University Club sta- EAQ tion at Boston, Mass., is temporarily 9 p.m. -Big Ben: GSB GSD GSI 8:30 a.m.-"Pygmalion," by Bernard Shaw (Part off the air to enable engineers to in- 9 p.m.- Program from Nassau, Bahamas: ZNS III): GSG GSF GSJ (6.09) 10:30 a.m.- Moment Musicale: W2XAD (21.5) stall powerful beam antennae which 9 p.m.- Overseas hour: JZL 11:30 a.m.- Sydney Gustard, organist: GSF GSG should result in improved reception Log of Short -Wave Stations 9:15 p.m. -News (English): DJB DJD 2:30 p.m.- Thomas Matthews' concert orchestra: in many parts of DJZ the world. The sta- Whose Programs Are Listed 10 p.m.-News (Spanish): GSO GSC GSP GSD GSG tion will resume broadcasting about 10 p.m.-Program from Chungking, China: XGOX 3 p.m.-Musical comedy, "You're the Girl ": GSG August 25. Listeners are invited to (Megacycles or thousands of kilocycles shown) 10:30 p.m.-North American transmission: OZF 3:30 p.m.-New York World's Fair (German): send in any suggestion for program 11 p.m.-News (English) : TPB11 TPA4 W3XAL (21.63) W3XL (17.78) CHNX, Canada 8.13 OLRMA, Bohemia 16.23 11 :30 p.m. -News (English) : XEUZ 4:45 p.m.-Mail Bag (French): W3XAL (21.63) topics to be included in W1XAL's fall COCCI, 8.85 OZ£, Cuba Denmark 9.52 12 mid. Ben News : W3XL (17.78) schedule of broadcasts. Cowl, Portugal 9.735 -Big and (English) GSB GSD DJB, Germany 15.20 POI, Holland 9.59, 15.22 GSI 5 p.m.-Dance Hour: W2XAD (15.33) DJD, " 11.77 PHI, 17.775 12 mid. (ex. Wed., Fri.)- Marimba Concert: TGWA 5:30 p.m.-Mail Bag (Portuguese): W3XAL The first DX broadcast ever to orig- DJL, " 15.11 RAN, U.S.S.R. 9.80 (9.685) (21.63) W3XL (17.78) inate in Turkey will be transmitted DJZ. 11.80 EKI, 16.08 12:45 a.m. (ex. Sat.) Program from 6 p.m.-Science News: W2XAF (9.53) EAQ, Spain 9.88 ENE, 12.00 - South Africa: especially for the benefit of United EIRE, Ireland RW98, 15.18 ZLR 6:15 p.m.- Science Today: GSD GSP States short -wave listeners over short- 17.84, 9.595 SBP, Sweden 11.705 1 :30 a.m.-Overseas hour : JZK 7 p.m.- English program from Martinique: Radio FO8AA, Tahiti 7.1 SPD, Poland 11.53 2:25 a.m.-News: W8XAL (6.06) Martinique (9.7) wave station TAP (9.465) of Ankara, GRX, England 9.89 SPW, 13.84 7:15 p.m.- Musical trip through North Sea on Saturday, July 29, from 5:10 to 5:55 GET, 9.80 TFJ, Iceland 18.23 GSA, " 8.05 TGWA, Guatemala 15.17 beaches: DJB DJD DJZ p.m. EDT. The program will consist GOB. " 9.51 TGWB, 8.49 Saturday, July 29 7:45 p.m.- Variety program: HBO HBJ and of dance music, with announcements GSC. " 9.58 TG2 " 8.196 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 3) Schwarzenburg (11.867) GOD, 11.76 TIP&, in English throughout. Costa Rica 9.812 8 Budapest Concert Orchestra: TI4NRH, 9.898 9 a.m.-Program from Siam: HS8PJ (9.51) p.m.- HAT4 8:15 Hungarian -lore GSF, 16.14 TPA2, France 15.24 9:45 a.m. -Mail Bag: W6XBE (9.53) p.m.- folk melodies: HAT4 According to a letter received by GSG, 17.79 TPA8, 11.88 8:15 p.m.-Mail Bag (Spanish) : W2XAF (9.53) 11 a.m. -Mail Bag: W8XAL (6.06) Harve Amers of Pomona, GSH, 21.47 TPA4, " 11.71 8:45 p.m.-Pali Pertis Gypsy Band: HAT4 Calif., from GSI. " 15.28 TPB3, " 17.85 11:15 a.m.-Music International: W2XAD (15.33) , 8:45 p.m.- Federation of Business Women's Pro- XMHA (11.86) "The Call of the Ori- OW, " 21.58 TPB11, " 11.886 11:45 a.m. -Short -wave pickup from Rocky Moun- GOO, 16.18 gram: 2R03 2R04 2R08 IRF ent," located at 445 Race Course Road, " VE2ME, Australia 9.59 tain National Park: W2XAD (15.33) GOP, 15.31 VH3ME, 9.51 8:45 p.m.- London Palladium Orchestra: GSB Shanghai, the station has had to shift 17.81 12:30 p.m.-Jack Payne's dance band: GSP GSG GSV, VLR, 9.58 9 p.m.- Naples folk- songs: 2R03 2R04 2R08 IRF HASS, Hungary 15.87 W1XAL, Boston, Mass. 1:30 p.m.-Harp Quintet: GSG GSP GSD frequency three times since coming on 930 p.m.- Symphonic Concert: TPB11 TPA4 HAT4 9.12 15.25, 11.79, 8.04 3 p.m.- Variety: GSG GSP GSD the air last January 12 because of the HBJ, Switzerland 14.535 W1XAR, Boston, Mass. 10:15 Italian Light DJB DJD DJZ 5:10 p.m.-Special DX Transmission from Turkey: p.m.- Music: deliberate interference injected into HBO, 11.402 11.73, 15.13 11 p.m.- Military Band Concert: TGWA (9.685) their channel. This is HC1JB. Ecuador 14.48 BECK, Mexico, D.F. 7.88 TAP (9.465) station the only HC23B, 12.48 XEIIZ, 8.12 5:15 p.m.- Newark News Radio Club program: American -owned short -wave broad- HURL. " 8.358 XEWW, " 9.6 W2XJI HP5A, Panama 11.7 XGOX, China 17.8 (25.3) Tuesday, August casting transmitter allowed outside of 6 p.m.-News (English) : RNE HP5G, 11.78 XGOY, 11.9 For programs broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 3) the Chinese Government station, and HP5J, 9.80 XPSA, " 7.01 6:30 p.m. -Art Conservatory in Frankfort on the was the only one whose HVJ, Vatican City YV5BN, Venezuela 5.04 Main: DJB DJD DJZ 8:45 a.m. -New Hippodrome Orchestra: GSF GSG equipment 15.12, 9.88, 8.03 ZBW3, China 9.525 was on the air following the opening IRF, Italy 9.83 ZIX3, Brit. Hond. 5.3 6:30 p.m.- Concert Master: W2XAD (9.55) GSJ of hostilities in the Shanghai area. JLG3, Japan 11.705 ZIZ, St. Kitts 8.386 7 p.m.-Old Hungarian Dance: HAT4 10 a.m.-Rhythms of Today: W2XAD (21.5) Over 15,000 messages were JZJ, 11.80 ZRL, So, Africa 9.81 7 p.m.- Tourist Hour: HP5A 10 a.m.-BBC Scottish Orchestra: GSF GSG GSJ relayed JZK, " 15.18 2R03, Italy 9.885 7:15 p.m.- Folklore Melodies: HAT4 2:30 p.m.- Little Variety Show: W2XAD (15.33) through this station from residents of JZL, " 17.785 2804, 11.81 LEA. Argentina 9.69 8ß08, 15.30 7:30 p.m. -Lives of Great Men: W2XAD (9.53) 3:15 p.m.- Program in honor of the Centenary of the area to relatives in the Far East LEX, 9.68 2808, 17.82 8:30 p.m.-Aloha Land: W2XAD (9.55) New Zealand: GSG GSP GSD Radio Saigon, "The Voice of OAX4J, Peru 9.34 2E09, " 9.87 8:45 p.m.- London Log: GSB GSD GSF 4:15 p.m. -Army Band: W3XAL (21.63) W3XL France in the Far East," Saigon, 9 p.m. -North American program: SBP (17.78) Short -wave programs of American stations are French Indo- China, broadcasts daily shown along with the regular listings beginning 9:15 p.m. -Roman Landmarks: 2R03 2R04 21108 4:30 p.m.- Cabinet Series: W2XAD (15.33) on 6.116 megs, from 12:45 to 1:15, on page 19. These are indicated, for example, by IRF W3XL (17.78) (sw- 11.87) in parentheses following a program list- 9:45 p.m.-Press Gang: GSB GSD GSI 5:45 p.m. -Ted Roger's "Human Interest Edito- from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m., and from 7:45 This means that on 11.87 same to 8:15 p.m.; ing. megacycles the 10 p.m. -Dance music: YV5RN rials": W2XJI (25.3) and on a frequency of program may also be heard over an American short- 10 p.m.- English broadcast: TI4NRH 6:45 p.m.- Pacific Paradise: W2XAD (9.55) 11.78 wave station. Please note that foreign stations do megs, from 1:15 to 1:45 and not always adhere precisely to their announced 10:30 p.m.- Hawaii Calls: KQH (14.92) KKH 7:25 p.m.- Summer Revellers: GSB GSD GSF from 10:15 to 10:45 a.m. EDT. program schedules. (7.52) (Continued on Next Page) 36 8/42 P

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No p ersonal replies to questions un- in San Francisco, California, on May a Flint radio station. Between engage- less accompanied by stamped, self - 6, 1913. At the age of 15 years she ments he drove new autos to New address ed envelope. was appearing in stock productions York, where he promptly spent his with the Players Guild, which she money attending musical shows and Miss Katherine Schafer, Moores- continued doing for two years ... then concerts. Finally, in 1933, Dennis town, N. J.- Durelle Alexander is she went to Europe for eighteen drove a car to California and landed around twenty years of age. She was months, traveling and acting. Alice a radio job at Los Angeles after his born in Greenville, Texas, a small then returned to San Francisco, where first audition. He later sang with or- I MY town outside of Dallas. Soon after, her she attended the University of Cali- chestras of Raymond Paige and the HOW GOT JOB parents moved to Los Angeles. At six fornia, studying languages and drama. late Orville Knapp, returned to Detroit WITH UNCLE SAM Durelle began singing, dancing, and Alice made her radio debut very soon in December of 1934, for a sponsored "Yes, dear, -I now work for 'Uncle Sam.' Today playing small parts in motion pic- after she made her stage debut. In radio program continued in radio I received appointment. ... "Tomorrow, I go out on my first run to Washing- tures. She studied dramatics and connection with her work with the work from this time on, although be- ton. D. C., as Railway Postal Clerk. Henceforth. on dancing at the Egan Little Theater. Players Guild, she went on the air in tween singing-jobs Clark has also business, I will travel on pass and see my country. "I get $1900 the first year on regular and expect She made her appearance in the .Hol- "The Lyre and the Mast." West Coast acted as bank teller, manager of a quick raise. lywood Junior Follies, followed it with coal company and a "I have a yearly vacation with full pay and very road shows in which she played in- as life -guard. His pleasant work." a tour in the Gus Edwards troupe cluded "Rollo's Wild Oat," "Craig's favorite sport is golf. Clark is five Thousands of U. S. Government Jobs are filled each year. and e gagements to play the West Wife," "Dover Road" and "The Goat feet ten inches tall, weighs 155 Men and women. Start $1280 to $2100 year. Mail the coupon TODAY SURE. You may then soon find yourself Coast 'ublix and RKO circuits. When Song." Alice made her Broadway pounds, has fair complexion and light In a well paid U. S. GOVERNMENT JOB. Durell - was thirteen years old the debut in 1928 . . . appeared in "The hair. He is married. Cut Here family moved back to Dallas, where Drums Begin" with Judith Anderson, FRANKLIN INSTITUTE Miss A Dept. P186, Rochester, N. Y. exander attended grammar and and many Theater Guild productions. Miss Neva De Wald, Send me at once, free of charge: (1) List of U. S. Gov- White Hall, Pa. ernment Jobs; (21 Full information regarding salaries, high s !pool. A small, locally organ- Some of the dramatic programs in hours, duties, etc.; (3) Tell toe how I can qualify for one -Patricia Gilmore is about twenty of these jobs. ized orchestra started out on a tour which Miss Reinheart has appeared years of age. She is five feet five and D 'irelle left with it, her mother are "The New Penny," "20,000 Years inches tall, has blue eyes and brown Name accom r anying in the capacity of chap- in Sing Sing," "Romance, Inc.," "Love hair. Peg La Centra's family did not Address eron nd private tutor. However, and Learn" and "John's Other Wife." want her to be an actress. Therefore, when le band reached Chicago a bus- Alice is five feet two inches tall, she attended the iness Fenway Academy of r !verse caused them to disband, weighs 100 pounds, has dark -brown Notre Dame, the New England Con- and m Iher and daughter set out for hair, green -brown eyes, light olive servatory of Music, New and the Katherine 'ark. Her first job in New complexion. She is married to William Gibbs Finishing School at Boston. York vas in the floor -show of the Burke Miller, NBC night program While at Gibbs, however, Peg I had an WITH NEW Park entrai Hotel's Cocoanut Grove, manager. audition at WNAC, Boston, and where Paul Whiteman's manager was NOISE ELIMINATOR offered a job as announcer. She Now . by simply attaching heard 'ter, arranged an audition, and Miss Agnes McNerney, Chicopee left school, took the job your WONDER -TONE NOISE. Duren signed and graduated ELIMINATOR to your radio a contract with Paul Falls, Mass. -Clark Dennis is the son into dramatic roles. Then she l long or short wave) practically White tan, thus really went all distracting buzzes and clicks starting her of a Flint, Michigan, doctor. He was to New York, where she was signed will vanish. Entirely differ- profesional singing career. ent, this amazing new inven- born December 19, 1911. Clark's by NBC. Peg is married to Paul tion insures thrilling, clear - tone reception on local and dis- mother was a voice teacher. He made Sternberg, actor, who is professionally tant stations! SEND NO Mr. 1r. A. Franklin, Asheville, N. C. his professional debut as soloist in known as Paul MONEY. Pay postman $1.00 plus few cents postage or we Stewart. Peg has will send postpaid for $1.00 (stamps or coin) -with Aerial -Alic Reinheart, actress, was born 1930, singing in a night club and over golden -blond hair, blue eyes. Eliminator included FREE-ends the need for aerial wires! Return merchandle after 5 days' trial, if not delighted. WONDER -TONE LABS.. 147 a áë"; ON SHORT WAVES YOU'RE ASHAMED Continued from Previous Page) 3:30 p.m.- Recital of Afrikaans songs: GSG GSP GSD f,, 8:15 p. -Report from the Morgart Island: 4:45 p.m.--,-New York World's Fair (French): HA W3XAL (21.63) W3XL (17.78) os YOUR SK/NNYFIURE 8:30 p. -NBC's Television Show: W2XBS 7:25 p.m. -I Knew a Man: GSB GSD GSF ( Si t 45.25; Sound 49.75) 8 p.m.- Taragato Orchestra: HAT4 8:45 p. -Tuesday Symphonies: 2R03 2R04 8:30 p.m.-NBC's Television Show: W2XBS 2R IRF (Sight 45.25; Sound 49.75) 9:10 p. . -Program from Ecuador: HC2RL 8:30 p.m.- Hungarian folk -lore songs: HAT4 (6. 5 6) 8:45 p.m. -Opera selections: 2R03 2R04 2R08 L/SIEN... 9:45 p. -Happy Program from Netherlands: IRF PC (9.59) 9 p.m.- Grosvenor House Dance Band: GSB GSD 1030 p . -Mail Bag (English) : W3XL (6.1) GSF W3 AL (9.67) 9:15 p.m.- Rosita Jemma Wade: 2R03 2R04 12 mid. Marimba Ensemble: TGWA (9.685) 2R08 IRF TG B 10 p.m. -Press Review: DJB DJD DJZ 10 p.m.- English lessons for Spanish listeners: W4XB (6.04) W ednesday, August 2 10:45 p.m.-Popular Tunes: GSB GSD GSI Fe- p ans broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col. 3) 11 p.m.-Chamber Music: TGWA (9.685) TGWB 7:30 a. -At the Black Dog: GSF GSG GSJ proÌ.ewa! 10 a.m. Organ Melodies: W2XAD (21.5) Friday, August 4 10:30 a m.-English Song Writers: GSF GSG GSJ For programs broadcast daily 12:15 p m.- "World Affairs," H. V. Hodson: GSF see Daily Programs (Col. 3) G GSJ 7:15 a.m. -Harry Leader's Band: GSF GSG GSJ 3 p.m. The Auld Alliance: GSG GSP GSD 8 a.m. -"Under Big Ben," Howard Marshall: 4.30 p. .- Church in the Wildwood: W2XAD GSF GSG GSJ (1 .33) W2XAF (9.53) 10 a.m. John B. Hughes, commentator: W6XBE HOW THOUSANDS OF THIN,TIRED, NERVOUS PEOPLE 530 p. .-Camera Club of the Air: W2XJI (25.3) (9.53) 530 p. -Science Briefs: W2XAD (15.33) 10:15 a.m. -"The Scottish Country," New Deer: W XAF (9.53) GSF GSG GSJ. GAIN NEW POUNDS, STRENGTH QUICK! 7:25 p. .- Musical comedy, "You're the Girl": 2:30 p.m.--Cabaret Entertainment: GSP GSG GSD. G GSD GSF 3:15 p.m.-Cafe Colette: GSP GSG GSD HCRE'S grand news for many of the thou - tablets. So it's easy to see why they have helped so 8 p.m. North American transmission from looking, dis- many skinny. washed -out people quickly to gain Dew, 6:15 p.m. -Lucky Dip: GSP GSG GSD sands of thin, tired- jittery, much more attractive pounds, new pep and enjoyment S itzerland: Schwarzenburg (11.867) 8 p.m.- Hungarian Phantasy: HAT4 couraged girls who have never seemed to be in life. 8 p.m. Radio Orchestra: HAT4 able to add an ounce, and seldom attract 8:30 p.m.-NBC's Television Show: W2XBS friends and have good they deserve. 8p.m. North American Hour: ZIZ (Sight 45.25; Sound 49.75) the times Make this money -back test 8.15 p Budapest Mandolin Orchestra: HAT4 For of other girls have easily Get Ironized Yeast tablets from your druggist today. .- 8:45 p.m.-Guest Night: 2R03 2R04 2R08 IRF thousands eat better and 8.30 p -Post Orchestra: HAT4 put on 10 to 25 pounds of naturally attrac- If with the first package you don't 9 p.m.- Matinee Melodies: W2XAD (9.55) tive flesh -have gained wonderfully improved FEEL better. with much more strength and pep-if 8:45 p ., Light musical selections: HAT4 9:15 p.m. -Amy Bernardy: 2R03 2R04 2R08 you're not convinced that Ironizad Yeast will give you 9 p.m. Piano recital: GSB GSD GSF health and pep and, with these, many new normally attractive flesh, new energy, the price of this IRF friends and enviable social success -by sim- first package promptly refunded by the Ironized Yeast 9:15 p , Angelini 2R04 Orchestra: 2R03 2R08 10:30 p.m.- Treasure Island Brazilian Orchestra: ply taking these amazing little Ironized Co., Atlanta, Ga. I W6XBE (15.33) Yeast tablets for a few -weeks. Only be sure you get the genuine Ironized Yeast, 9:20 p m.- Golden Gate Exposition Stroller: 10:45 & 11:15 p.m.- Transmissions of New York and not some cheap, inferior substitute which does not XBE (15.33) give the same results. Look for IY stamped on each World's Fair Radio Club: Amateurs on all Why they build up so quick tablet. Don't take substitutes. 9:25 p m. -Happy Program from Netherlands: amateur bands The reason is easily understood. You see, P (9.59) 10:50 p.m. -Billy Cotton's band: GSB GSD GSI scientists have discovered that great num- Special offer! 11 p. .-Opera: TGWA (9.685) 10:50 p.m. -Radio Theater: TGWA (9.685) TGWB bers of people today are thin and rundown, To start thousands building up their health right away, in : 11:20 '.m.- Message English TPB11 TPA4 11 p.m.- Moonlight Music: W3XAL (9.67) W3XL tired and nervous -often unable to eat or here's a special offer. Purchase a package of Ironized sleep properly -only because they don't get Yeast tablets at once, Out out the seal an the box and (6.1) sufficient Vitamin B and iron from their mail it to us with a clipping of this paragraph. We will Thursday, August 3 11:30 p.m.- English Song Writers: GSB GSD food. enough of these two send you a fascinating book on health. "Facts About GSI daily Without Your Body." Remember, results with first package -or For pr.9r. ms broadcast daily see Daily Programs (Col 3) vital substances you may lack appetite and money refunded. At all druggists. Ironized Yeast Co.. 12 mid. -English Hour: XEXA (6.175) not get the roost body- building good out of Inc., Dept. 1139, Atlanta, Ga. 8:15 a.m. -BBC Scottish Orchestra: GSF GSG 12 mid. -Tahiti on the Air: FO8AA (7.1) what you eat. 12:15 p.m -Talk, "Matters of Moment ": GSF 2 a.m.-Voice of Hawaii, native soloists and in- Now you get these exact missing substances in these TUN! IN ON JOHN J. ANTHONY'S GOOD WILL HOUR. GSG GSJ strumentalists: KQH (14.92) KKH scientifically prepared. easy-to -take little lronized Yeast See your local newspaper for exact tima and station, P 8/4 37

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(Continued from Page 8) enlarge our studios and devote all the time and energy I have been spending place a valuation on an enduring li- on trains and in Washington, dealing cense, and if the banks can be made with lawyers and the FCC, towards to see the investment possibilities that serving the public with better radio are in radio, radio will be a very much programs and building a better radio better industry for the people of the station ..." His comments are echoed United States as a whole ..." and re- echoed in letters and talks with The third factor which operates as a radio managers throughout the United depressive force on the programs you States. hear is the tremendous amount of detail While a short -term probationary li- work required each twelve months by cense for new stations is perfectly in the Commission in considering applica- line, the application of that policy to tions for renewals of licenses. The sta- the older stations which have proved tion must give, in these reports, full their worth is uncalled for. It is, in information of the activities and pro- a way, a questioning, a challenge of grams, operation and financial status of the American system of broadcasting the station- during the preceding year. by a Federal Government agency which This nerve -racking breakdown usually says by its actions - while denying the station to with words that "you broadcasters -Maurice Seymour compels manager hire - for This week marks the fifth anniversary for "Hymns of All Churches," outside help as well as employ all the have been in business many years featuring baritone Joe Emerson (above). Heard regularly over NBC on inside help he may have available. The and we've never had any question Mon., Tues. and Thurs., this week the program is on Monday through Friday cost of this bureaucratic detail is sub- about your operation and always re- tracted from the funds which should newed your licenses. But maybe, at the go into program-building and replace- end of twelve months, we'll have found ment of obsolete equipment. In the some other system is better fitted to case of smaller stations, many who our needs. Maybe we'll go in for Gov- should be giving their full time to pro- ernment- controlled stations or even gram- planning are forced to devote Government -operated stations." hours to this work because of the small That seems rather far -fetched at first personnel of the station and the lack of glance, but from the recent actions of funds necessary to hire outside help. the men who compose the Commission The Commission's argument for short - in the field of radio censorship, such a term licenses seems to be that, by keep- possibility is not as bizarre as it may ing the periods short, it can force the seem. At any rate, liberty is a precious stations to remain on their toes. The possession which is held so long as Commission says, in effect: "If we gave the people are watchful and wary and them a license for three years, as al- jealous of that priceless gift, and any lowed by law, they'd just sit back and infringement upon our liberties should say, 'What the hell? I've got my license be carefully investigated and watched. for three years now, so I can relax.' " Surely the treatment of an industry To such an attitude there is no bet- which - in the past year alone - ter rebuttal than the past performances earned more than $120,000,000 and proof broadcasters who have - in a sur- vided America's cheapest entertain- prisingly short time and under the ment, education and enlightenment as most difficult regulatory policies - a fly-by -night business which must be built radio into an important first indus- kept constantly under the Government's try of the country. Stability and de- thumb is unwarranted in the face of the pendability is in the industry, and the sterling and public- spirited character of only jitters suffered by it are jitters the broadcasters as evidenced in past which emanate from Washington and performances; in the face of the basic Above: Hymn- singer Emerson with daughter Carolyn, also a singer, and over which they have no control. stability of the industry; and in the face dog Angus. Highlight of the birthday week will be the singing on Monday, The attitude of station managers is, I of the wide public acceptance of and July 31, of a hymn written for the occasion, "Fifth Anniversary Hymn" believe, more honestly reflected in a dependence upon radio as a medium of letter from a station manager which I public information. have before me. Rather than act as a deterrent to the He writes: "Frankly, I think the building of fine programs which will go Commission will grant our licenses out over the best possible facilities, the soon for a three -year period, and I think Government should do all in its power it would be a mighty fine thing, be- to make radio sound, economically, and cause the day they do I am going to at least as free as the press.

BIRTHDAYS

JULY 29 AUGUST 2 Lewis James, NBC, RCA Bldg., New Bob Burns, NBC, Sunset and Vine, York, N. Y. Hollywood, Calif. Cesare Sodero, MBS, 1440 Broadway, JULY 31 New York, N. Y. Griffin, NBC, Merchandise Robert AUGUST 3 Mart, Chicago, Ill. John S. Young. Chester Stratton, NBC, RCA Bldg., Irma Glen, NBC, Merchandise Mart, New York, N. Y. Chicago. AUGUST 1 AUGUST 4 Judd McMichael (one of the Merry Frank Luther, NBC, RCA Bldg., New Macs), NBC, RCA Bldg., New York, York, N. Y. N. Y. The special hymn was written by director Fred Jacky and producer George Carson Robison. Thorndyke. Below: Jacky directs Emerson (standing at mike) and choir in Alice Frost, CBS, 485 Madison Ave., Alan Kent, NBC, RCA Bldg., New one of their hymns, popular with thousands of listeners of all denominations New York, N. Y. York, N. Y. 38 8/42 P

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-Wide Wort Maine Day at the New York World's Fair brought together two of the state's favorite sons. Above, radio impresario Rudy Vallee (NBC, Thurs.) shakes hands with Governor Lewis O. Barrows (right) of Maine in Court of Peace

-Wide World Orson Welles, youthful star of radio and the legitimate theater, who now appears with hirsute adornment, is shown bidding his wife fond farewell as she departed on S. S. Aquitania for Europe, where she will visit in Ireland

-MSS N. A. B. President Neville Miller was pretty busy at his broadcasters' con - ventioh in Atlantic City recently, what with initiating new radio code, but he's cornered here by flower girls Mary Francis (left) and Edith Elliott

-Tom Fizdal -Acme Although Barbara Luddy (right) and Lesley Woods would seem to be This mob of autograph hounds besieged Grace Moore, singing radio, screen tremhling before bold, bad hombre Les Tremayne, it's really all in fun, for and opera star, as she alighted from the Normandie boat -train in Paris, these "First Nighter" (CBS, Fri.) stars are just doing scene from recent show where she will sing in the Opera- Comique before returning to Hollywood

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