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tener wants to know how the story ends. The other camp insists that the end be left untold. Doubles Your Radio Enjoyment Peeking behind the scenes, we see the motion-picture moguls on 731 PLYMOUTH COURT the one side attempting to harness CHICAGO, ILLINOIS radio so that it will fill their thea­ ters. Their device has been to pre­ It Looks Like sent their stars in a cleverly drama­ Politics Again tized "trailer" which was supposed to stir up our curiosity so that we Is the farmer's radio entertain­ would run to the nearest theater to ment going the way 01 his hogs and learn how the villain was loiled his wheat? The same Congress and virtue remained triumphant. which took away his right to plant There are clear indications, how­ as much cotton as he wanted to ever, that listeners are beginning plant, and which took away his to resent these strong-arm methods. right to raise as many head 01 live­ In their behalf, radio producers are stock as he wanted to raise is in demanding the lull story or none at the process 01 deciding that he can­ all. During the summer months, the not hear all the broadcasts he battle will be lought and a decision would like to hear. reached. Most American farmers are han­ But we still remain curious. dicapped by being at a distance Which is better entertainment, real­ from the powerful transmitters. ly? Do you want the complete During daylight hours, summer story or just enough to give you a heat and kindred hobgoblins blast taste? II you heard the whole story his reception with static. At night and liked it, would you go to see he is a victim of the mysterious the movie? Has any Hollywood malady called lading. Thus lar, at its next session. Which means lions. There are two on our Mex­ Hotel drama ever caused you to only one medicine has helped him. inevitably WLW will be pared ican border. Daspite all that, poli­ see a certain movie? Has it ever Its name is superpower and the down to a level with all the rest, to ticians say we should go back to annoyed you so much by leaving solitary name on the bottle, up to one-tenth 01 its present strength, the old limit. Such a policy is nei­ out the ending that you have date, has been WLW. if that resolution ever becomes a ther efficient, good sense, nor stopped listening to the program or Superpower means an increase law. Which means that those who American. refused to see the picture? in broadcasting strength beyond live on farms and in towns away Write to us and let us know. the 50,000 watts now used by our from the city will have much 01 How Does It End? strongest stations. Some time ago, their entertainment plowed under A battle royal rages in Holly­ Station WLW was given an experi­ by Congress just as sursly as was wood. It concerns the dramatiza­ AIR BUBBLES their corn. mental license to raise its power to tions of motion-picture plays which Alton Cook of the N. Y. World Tele­ gram suys ... the dizzy strength 01 500,000 watts. Congress wanted the lacts. It Hollywood Hotel. now summer-va­ got them. Superpower is a service cationing, formerly presented. One "This Vallee is a very stubborn m.m. It cost WLW close to a hall-million When news pictures il few years ago dollars. to millions of listeners. Every other camp insists the entire play should produced pictures of Rudy with box­ great nation has superpower sta- ing-gloves, the wrong foot and the The sale reason for permitting be broadcast. claiming that the lis- wrong hand forward, he answered by one station so much power was that going around the country socking peo­ ple on the jaw. He was kidded about our government wanted to deter­ the bad saxophone playing he once mine the lacts about it. Would it did. so he practised, tried his sax with CONTENTS ballroom audiences and then did it in improve reception in farmer a radio brondcast-against the judg­ Spain Is in the News 1 The Shopping Guide 16 homes? Could it reach the small ment of his superiors. Just last week Highlights 2 You're As Young As You he played a clarinet on the program towns with a signal strong enough $500.000 Worth of Ball­ Think 17 and held one note for forty seconds. to overcome fading and static? Players 4 Anything On Your Head That may not sound like very much, The March of Music 6 Is a Hat 18 but it shows those musicians. (Try Some months ago, RADIO GUIDE whistling a note for forty seconds by Southern Gentleman Visits Another Ameche Becomes your watch.)" surveyed the entire United States, Richmond 8 a Father 19 asking its readers to name those Listening to Learn 9 Uncle Sam Broadcasts 20 From the Detroit Free Press ... stations to which they listened reg­ Hollywood Showdown 10 Don't Look Too Far for "The worst of American programs Airialto Lowdown Your Fun 22 are probably worse than anything tol­ ularly. The result was a smashing 11 On Short Waves 12 What's l3ecome of­ 24 erated in other countries. They are triumph lor superpower. People getting worse all the time. Some are Program Locator 13 Programs 25-40 demoralizing to children; others sick­ who live in Oregon and Maine and Puzzle 15 Summer Contests 41 ening to adults, and the public is con­ Canada and New Mexico told us stantly wearied by silly mutual ad­ M. L. ANNENBERG, Publisher miration contests among radio artists they depended on WLW lor much and by cheap ballyhoo that frequently 01 their listening. In other words, CURTIS M ITCH ELL, Editor mars even enjoyable programs. Jt is unfortunate, too, that stations which superpower did a job the ordinary Vol. 7. No. 38 July 9, 1938 most delight in giving the best com­ SO,OOO-watt stations couId not do. monly tolerate the worst along with it:' Now. alarming news comes from Joan Crawford's recent broadcast Congress. The Senate has passed on the Lux Radio Theater got her $5,000 for the hour's work. Joan im­ a resolution that 50,000 watts mediately turned the entire check over should be the limit. It seems likely to the Motion Picture Relief Fund which lakes care of out-of-work .ac­ the House will do the same thing tors and actresses. FRANCE:

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That the listener may understand The shaded sector above shows estates were broken up. reform laws of ment. however. is of Italian and German better the news his radio brings Spanish territory won by the Reb· all kinds were written into the books. manufacture, although one American him, RADIO GUIDE is presenting a els, less than one-third (white) and for a time it looked as if Spain had boy. fighting for the Government, at series of artic1es-of which this is remains to the Government at last left the Middle Ages. Teruel, complained that his comrades the second-designed to sketch in But it was not to be. Republican Spain were being killed by American-made detail the background necessary had made powerful enemies: the nobil­ bullets! There are about 8,000 Russians for a complete grasp of national of years Spain had three rulers: the ity and the rich. the army and the with the Government forces, most of and foreign news as it comes over royal family and the landed nobility, Church. They wanted the old Spain them technicians and airplane pilots. the loudspeaker. Today the atten· the Church, and the army. The rule of back again, and they were accustomed The Rebels use Italian and German air· tion of the civilized world may be this triumvirate was absolute and self­ to getting what they wanted. It is defi­ planes and pilots almost exclusively; fastened on the tinder·box of perpetuating, and from it there was no nitely known now than Juan March, the Government, Russian-made ships of Czechoslovakia, tomorrow on appeal. It was a harsh, crushing rule, the richest man in Spain, financed American design. flown, in the main, Spain's battle-fields, next day on the and it sowed the seeds that have been much of the early cost of the rebellion, by Spanish pilots. bombed ruins of Chinese cities. To reaped in the past two years at Guada­ and it is also known that he made nu­ In Spain, for the first time, the world keep pace with the minute-by-mil1" lajara, at Castellon, at Teruel. merous official trips to Rome. was given an opportunity to see what ute flow of news as it pours into For the plain fact of the matter is that In July, 1935, at a given signal. the war-models 1935, '36, '37, '38-really United States microphones is the the royal family and its satellites, the Spanish army rebelled. If the original means. The mass bombing of civilian duty of the patriotic. America-con­ Church. and the army ruled Spain not plan had worked, there would have centers by the Rebels, intended to crush scious citizen of today! for the Spanish people but for their own been no civil war-merely brisk. vio­ resistance and wreck morale behind the individual. selfish interests. No author­ lent fighting in the cities. a quick sei· lines, has succeeded only in making the OTTEST hot-spot on the world's ity of recognized impartiality will deny zure of control. But news of the scheme Spanish people more determined than griddle today is Spain, where for that statement. Deaf to any important leaked out. many officers and men re­ ever; but it has cost tens of thousands H two years as bitter and sanguine reform, the royal family, generation fused to join the revolt. the common of innocent lives. For instance. a rep­ a civil war as the world ever saw has after generation, continued its rigid rule, people rose instantly. and, almost un­ utable French periodical, in reporting raged unchecked. With brother fight· refusing absolutely to recognize the armed, held the rebelling soldiers until the bombing tolls for the period from ing against brother, father against son, seething undercurrents of dissatisfac­ a defense could be formulated. What July to March, 1938. listed among the foreign soldiers of one nation arrayed tion. The Spanish people. fanners in had been planned as a mere coup d'etat dead 10,709 children! against those of another, Spain today is the main, owned almost no land, found turned into a long-drawn-out major war. a devil's brew of hatred and slaughter. themselves instead laboring for pit­ Quietly at first, then openly, the Ita­ AND so today the war goes on. Slow· And it is more than that: it is a powder­ tances on such estates as that of the lian and German governments sent mu· ly, but at appalling cost, Generalis­ train. burning fitfully. that may yet blast Duke of Alba-a plot of ground equal nitions and men. Their objects were simo Franco is conquering his native the whole world into chaos! in area to an of Belgium! Next to the and are perfectly plain: first. to estab­ land. (Franco, a career-soldier since How did this come to be? How does nobility, in wealth and power, stood the lish a fascist or near-fascist govern­ 10urteen, was not the chosen leader of it happen that war has descended upon Church. It is admitted today that the ment in Spain; second, to embarrass the Rebellion. His predecessors were almost the only European nation that vast holdings of the Church in Spain France by fortifying the Pyrenees killed.) The Government holds today escaped the 1914-1918 holocaust? Why were out of all proportion to its needs. against her, incapacitate England by only two wedge-shaped pieces of land is it that the Spanish people, so fond And as far back as the eighteenth cen· fortifying the land across from Gibral­ on the eastern seaboard, centered of beauty. tolerant, gracious. peaceful, tury the Spanish army was universally tar. In both objectives they have suc­ around Barcelona. Valencia and Madrid. have turned inward to rave at each oth­ recognized as utterly incompetent, a hot· ceeded. If there is another war, the But the Government forces are superior er's throats? Is this merely another bed of intrigue, an army in which there French will be forced to defend the in man-power and in money, and al­ civil war or is it. as some authorities were almost literally more generals than south as well as the east. And England though they may lose. they are almost insist. the beginning of a world-wide there were privates! is negotiating with Portugal for the site certain to continue the war for a long struggle between communism and fas­ In 1931 the world-wide depression of a new Gibraltar! time yet. cism? What is it going to mean to you blew the lid off seething Spain. King In the meantime, England, which has and me? Alfonso Xln abdicated and fled. A re­ THERE are at present about 40,000 Ital- held aloof so far because its ruling The first shot in the rebellion was public was set up. As is natural when ians in Spain. Never impressive as classes would prefer an authoritarian to fired on July 16, 1935. The actual hos­ it strong-willed people finds the instru· fighting-men. the Italian soldiers have a liberal government in Spain. may yet tilities. which have not yet ended and ments of power in its hands after cen· gained no single great victory by them­ have to come in to protect her vital which may go on for months and even turies of helplessness, there were dis­ selves. were terribly defeated at Guada­ Mediterranean lifeline. France, neutral years, began then. But to search out agreements. inter-governmental upheav. lajara. But in weight of numbers they so far-against the will of its people­ the real origins of the rebellion. it is als, factionalism. Radicals of varying are important. There is a smaller num­ may enter the lists to free the Pyre­ necessary to go back much further than degree, from democrats to communists ber of Germans fighting for Generalis­ nees from Italo-German fortifications. the summer of 1935. It is necessary to and syndicalists and anarchists, fought simo Francisco Franco, perhaps less Russia, so far away. may yet come in go far back into Spanish history, far for rule. But out of the chaos a reason· than 10.000, and most of them techni­ out of hatred of the fascist nations. enough back to note that for hundreds able program did appear. The great cians. Nearly all of the Rebel equip- (Continued on Page 15)

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Pride and Alarm And to take the mind entirely away Irom work Frontier, 1938 day night NBC position. "Town Hall Big Game and worry, a hobby's the thing! The man who Hunt" is the title, and the program will be 01 Young, red-headed John Hamilton. campaign The Old West is gone, and men like Wyatt hurries home from work because he has a Earp, Billy the Kid, Wild Bill Hickok and the the audience-participation type. While the witty manager lor All Landon and the Republican spare·time sculptor's studio in his basement. or Allen is lolling about in his New England sum­ party in the last presidential election. took al­ hosts of others who. in one role or another. a wood-carving set in the kitchen, is usually good or bad, gave to the Irontier days a pre­ mer home. free for the next few months at least most as bad a beating when forty-six 01 the healthy and happy. and certainly wise. When 01 the arduous task 01 writing a weekly script lorty-eight states plumped lor Roosevelt as did cious flavor that will never be recaptured, are most people think 01 hobbies. they think 01 the long since dead. And we will not know their and putting it on the air, his airtime will be Landon himsell. No match lor the veteran Jim taken over by Nonnan Frescott, mind-reader. commonplace sort, the collecting 01 stamps, lor like again. But even though six-guns no longer Farley as a political tactician, even more over­ and Jane Martin, game expert. serving as his instance. They've no idea 01 the hundreds there blaze across the dusty road in Iront 01 a plains­ shadowed as a propagandist by shrewd Demo­ assistant. The first specimens 01 "big game" to are to choose from. II you'd like to lind out, dial town saloon. even though cattle-rustlers, the cratic press chiel Charlie Michaelson, Hamilton be bagged by this duet are Harry "Bottle" Mc­ to Hobby Lobby, on the air over NBC at 7 p.m, lew that there are 01 them, now operate with was outmaneuvered at every tum during the Naughton and Al Pearce. They'll guest-star Farmer Girl EDT (7:30 p.m. PST lor West) on Sunday. automobile trucks and other modern-day para­ campaign, was said to be thoroughly "washed Wednesday, July 7, at 9 p.m. EDT (8 p.m. PST Few of her lans know it, but Irene Beasley, up" when it was over. But although he was Card-Sharper phernalia, the West is still the West, a country lor West). made lor men. with a capital M. You can hear long one of radio's best vocal artists, was born down. Hamilton refused to stay on the floor, relations is scheduled lor this week. On July 4, One day a young lellow named Michael all about it on Thursday, July 7, when the Men A9ainst Death on a larm-a plantation, in lact. at R.F.D. No. I. and since '36. as chairman 01 the Republican MacDouqaJ. watching a magician perlorm his at 3 p.m. EDT, the British Broadcasting Com­ Whitehead. Tennessee. And there she grew up, party, he has continued the light as best he In 1729. a man named Spallanzani was born pany and the Columbia Broadcasting System steeping hersell in the lolk-lore to be so abun­ could. He'll be on the air Monday, the Fourth in Italy. He was destined to take linal rank with will collaborate in a program celebrating Amer­ dantly lound around any southern manor­ 01 July, at 1I a.m.. to speak on "The Aims 01 the Leuwenhock, Pasteur, Lister, and the other ica's victorious struggle for independence! house. She learned well the old Negro songs, Republican Party." Senator Claude Pepper 01 giants 01 bacteriology. For it was Spallanzani Probably no two other countries save the great and she learned what it means. and how it leels, Florida, whose recent smashing victory in his who first proved that germs must come from English-speaking democracies could join to­ to be a woman in a fanner's family. That inheri· state primaries was viewed by politicians as an other germs, that the theory 01 spontaneous gether today in a celebration 01 this kind. Cer­ tance Irom her childhood Miss Beasley will indication of continued Roosevelt strength, will generation. until his time widely held, was in tainly it is hard to imagine France and Ger­ bring to the radio in a new program-"R.F.D. present the other side 01 the question. His • total error. In effect, Spallanzani said that "Mi­ many, for instance, arranging a program to No. l"-beginning Monday, July 4, at 12 p.m. topiC: "The Accomplishments of the Roose­ crobes must be parents," and that is the title 01 commemorate the life 01 Bismarck. hero 01 the EDT. Intimate, informal, written, directed, acted velt Administration." the program commemorating his discovery that War 01 1870, or Foch, as this program will com­ by Irene Beasley alone. "R.F.D. No. I" will be A Better America will be put on the air this Thursday, July 7, on memorate the lile 01 George Washington. It is designed lor direct appeal to larm audiences. the Paul de Kruil "Microbe Hunters" program. true. 01 course, that Washington was 01 English One 01 the primary aims 01 the program will be John B. Kennedy, journalist, commentator, Each week a dramatization of some incident origin. The lirst part 01 the international pro­ the exchange 01 ideas among larm women 01 traveler, knows these United States as lew from one 01 De Krull's live books on medical gram will concern itsell with that lact. will be the country. and occasionally Miss Beasley will other men have ever known them. A veteran history is put on the air by a Federal Theatre broadcast from Sulgrave Manor, ancestral bring members of her audience to the micro· observer who has seen much of the sordid and cast under the direction 01 George Zachary 01 home 01 the Washington lamily. The manor phone to tell 01 larm lile as it has been to them. seamy things in lile. he has nonetheless held the CBS program department. You'll lind it at has been turned into a museum, and a BBC an­ And, 01 course. there'll be songs! last through the years to his own firm beliels, 8 p.m. EDT. CBS. nouncer will interview the curator on the little­ has never lost the freshness of viewpoint and Jive known background 01 the Washington lamily. the enthusiasm so essential to those who would 8usy Boy The broadcast will switch from there to Mount If a "woodpile" is a musical instrument, see things made better than they are. Begin­ startling tricks in a Philadelphia theater, saw "Americans At Work" program presents a ra­ When, on Friday. Vernon, George what's a "grunt-iron:' and what have either one ning on Thursday, July 7, John B. Kennedy will something that he wasn't supposed to see. In dio picture of the ranching industry as it stands July 8 (10:30 a.m. Washington's own 01 them got to do with a "gob-stick"? Does an go on the air with an entirely new program, to fact, no one in the audience was supposed to today. The show will be divided, part originat­ EDT), President Frank­ home. lor a descrip- "'alligator" ever live in a "doghouse," or a be called "Stepping Ahead With America" and see it-a concealed trap-door that was a vitally ing on a ranch near Salt Lake City, part from lin D. Roosevelt dedi­ tion 01 the old house "barrelhouse." and is "gutbucket" a term ac· concerning itsell with all the activities 01 indio important factor in one of the magician's most New York. At 10:30 p.m. EDT. cates a monument at and its beautiful gar­ ceptable in the best circles? II you know the viduals, corporations and governmental authori~ ballling tricks. Alter the show was over. young Marietta. Ohio, on the Shays' Rebellion dens by Bob Trout. answers to these apparent- ties to improve general MacDougal went backstage, told the prestidigi­ Marietta Common near One 01 the show­ ly nonsenical questions. conditions in the United tator he knew how the trick was done. He got The bright, persistent sense 01 independence the Muskegon River. places of the nation you're talking jive, an ar­ States. Every section 01 a job on the spot. and then and there was born that has from the earliest times in our history to mark the ISOth an· when the house was got that is understandable, 'r' the country will be heard one of the strangest careers in America. Today marked the people of New England will lind niversary of the open­ first built and the really, only to swing-mu· from in broadcasts illus­ Michael MacDougal is a card detective. Almost expression again on Wednesday, July 6, when ing 01 the Northwest magnificent grounds sic enthusiasts. To the "jit­ trating every phase 01 the single-handed, he has exposed at least 200 the "Living History" program airs a special Territory, his dedica­ laid out. Mt. Vernon terbugs," or swing fans, a Widespread activity that is card-cheats. catching them red-handed all over dramatization of three vitally important events tory address climax­ remains to this day as "woodpile" is a xylo­ today centered on the im­ the United States and Latin America. He'll in American History: Shay. Rebellion in Mass­ ing a lengthy beautiful an estate as phone, a "grunt-iron" is a provement of America and bring his startling inside information to the achusetts. the Constitutional Convention of celebration of the an­ the country can boast. tuba, and "gob-stick" is a things American. The lirst "It Can Be Done" program on Wednesday, 1787, and the Annapolis Convention. An initial niversary. Columbia's There are many clarinet. An "'alligator" is program will deal with July 6. 10:30 p.m. EDT. failure as an armed rebellion in force, the rising presidential announc­ homes more elabor­ a lorm 01 "jitterbug:' and America at play, will show 01 the 1.100 Massachusetts men who attacked er. Bob Trout, will be Funnyman ately designed, many he she couldn't live in a every branch of leisure the Springlield arsenal under Daniel Shays on hand to introduce m u c h mar e expen­ "doghouse:' because that activity lor what it really A veteran critic once said. in appraisal of the was a final success. The conditions that in­ the President. And sive; but there is noth­ is just a bass viol. "Gut­ is. The time: 8 p.m. EDT. rich talents 01 W. C. Fields, "When I'm going spired it-the increasing burdens of court fees, he'll have to move last ing that can compare bucket" is low-down mu­ to a Fields show, I start laughing when I buy the dilliculty of lawsuits, and the custom 01 to do it. The Saturday Hobby-Horses with the chaste sim­ sic, and so, in a measure, my ticket." That's exactly the feeling of news· imprisonment for debt-were remedied as a night belore. Trout plicity 01 Mt. Vernon. is "barrelhouse:' and both Many a psychiatrist, a reel audiences the country over regarding Lew result. The Annapolis Convention, although will linish his rebroad­ are terms entirely accept­ nervous, shaky, miserable Lehr. When Lehr's lace appears on the screen, known today only to close students 01 Ameri­ cast of the "Professor Swin9 Stuff able in swing society. patient across the consul· !he audience almost invariably begins to laugh can history, was of vital importance. It was Quiz" show at 12:30 A drama that should When you ,tune in on Ben- tation-table from him, has immediately, belore he has had a chance to say lormed by delegates from New York. New Jer­ a.m. (Sunday). From New York. he'll rush up to form a peak in the season's radio-theater pro­ ny Goodman at 9:30 EDT these Tuesday nights, dwelt long imd persuasively on the healthful· "Monkeys is de cwaziest people:' or some sey, Delaware, Pennsylvania and Virginia who Hyde Park to catch the President's special train ductions will go on the air Saturday, July 9, at you're hearing music that inspires a1l these ness 01 the hobby habit. For he knows that other 01 the richly comical Jines that have made met at Annapolis in 1786 to consider problems lor Gettysburg, where Roosevelt will speak on 7:30 p.m. EDT when the Columbia Workshop terms and hall a hundred more. Strangely while the disease called "nerves," so prevalent him famous. Comparatively a newcomer to relating to commerce but found it necessary to Sunday, July 3. From Gettysburg. Trout will presents "loe Swing:' a lantasy written by enough, however, Goodman, by all odds the in present-day high-speed America, may have radio, Lehr made his air debut on the Ben delve into the whole problem of the weakened hurry to Washington to appear on "Headlines HIlda Cole. "Joe Swing" tells the story 01 a foremost swing musician in the land, uses little an origin in physical ill-health, it is much more Bernie program. has proved to be a thorough Conlederation. The result was a call lor a meet­ and By-Lines" Sunday night, then return to the phenomenally brilliant trumpet-player who will or no slang himsell. When he speaks, he speaks likely to be solely 01 mental origin, a partial or success. This week he'll appear as guest on the ing 01 all the states in Philadelphia in 1787­ presidential cross·country train. The day after not speak save through the medium of his in­ English-but when he picks up that gob-stick total collapse caused by allowing the mind to "Monday Night Show" over CBS at 8 p.m. EDT and from this our Constitution arose. The time: the Marietta broadcast. he'll have to be back in strument. a man who appears from nowhere to lor a lew hot licks deep down in the groove, he dwell too long and intensively on one subject. (8 p.m. PST lor West). Few people know that 7:30 p.m. EDT. New York again. in time for another Professor thrill sophisticated audiences, then disappears sends the jitterbugs right out 01 this world! And that one subject, in most cases, is work. Lehr, despite the lantastic whimsy that he dis­ Quiz show. as suddenly and as inexplicably as he came. Many critics say, incidentally. that Goodman The happiest and healthiest man, psychiatrists plays to the public, is a staid businessman most Bi9 Game Good·WiII Gesture The story. told by a Broadway press-agent. was a virtuoso in his teens. While still in short will tell you. is the man who locks the office 01 the lime. He holds down an important job Fred Allen's on vacation now, and a new makes considerable use 01 the flash-back tech­ pants, he played with Bix Beiderbecke! door on business worries as he leaves at night. as 'editor 01 one 01 the big news-reels. show has been litted into his regular Wednes- An almost unheard-of rarity in international nique, and the climax is startling in the extreme. 2 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 9, 1938 • Radio Guide • Week Ending July'. 1938 3 $500,000 WORTH OF BALL PLAYERS BASEBALL'S GREAT­ Last Year ... STARS DUST OFF THE EST MID - SEA SON The Came ... RESIDENT FRANKLIN DELANO PLATE AT CINCIN­ ROOSEVELT-the first Presi­ GAME TAKES PLACE NATI WED. TU NE HE Annual All-Stars baseball Pdent. incidentally, to attend an W HEN THE ALL. All-Stars game-threw out the first Tgame brings together the great· ball at Washington's Griffith Stadi­ IN AT 2:15 P.M. EDT. est players on the diamond. re­ um last year to begin the 1937 AlI­ gardless of t' "ir team affiliations. Stars game. That July 7 was one the rankings of their teams. or any­ of the hottest days in the year. but The Players ... thing else. The cream of the Na­ the President didn't mind. and The Broadcasts ... tional and American leagues. they are chosen enlirely on their abih· neither did the capacity crowd of As RADIO GUIDI: goes to press. 31 391 fans-for out there on the the starting line-ups for the 1938 ties. brought together for one pur­ From the beginning of the game at pose only: to produce the finest fi~ld was the hc.ttest aggregation of AlI·Stars Baseball Game. to be 2:15 p.m. EDT to its conclusion at baseball iI's possible to see! baseball players in America! The played Wednesday. July 6•. at Cros­ approximately 4: 30 p.m., on July 6, people in the grandstands and ley Field. CincinnalJ. OhIO. have ... baseball's biggest midseason attraction, ilegun in 1933 by the Chicago bleachers had another reason for not been announced. Official selec· the annual All-Stars game between Tribune. the All-Stars game is an picked teams of the best men in the ignoring the heat-they knew they lion of the players has not been institution now. run by baseball it­ National and American Leagues, will self. It is conducted for the benefit were lucky to be in the ball park completed. but reliable sources be broadcast by the National Broad­ of the Association of Professional at all. for 80.000 baseball lovers had have indicated that most of the casting Company, the Columbia Baseball Players of America. The applied for tickets-$l.lO seats alm~)St Broadcasting System, and the Mutual players listed below. are first game was played at Comiskey brought $25 in speculators' hands certain choices 101 theJl lespectJve Broadcasting System. Thus covered, Park in Chicago. saw the beginning -and $122.000 had been returned teams. the game will be heard everywhere in to ticket·buyers because there was America. will certainly attract one of of an American League winning the season's biggest listening audiences. streak which was not to be broken simply no room for them. THE NATIONAL LEAGUE All three networks have assigned until 1936. Selection of the teams. Lou Gehrig. of the Yankees, was Billy Herm~n. Chicago. second top-ranking baseball announcers to the managers and the coaches in the star of the 8 to 3 1937 American the big game. For NBC, Red Barber that year was made by a nation­ League victory. A home run and base and Tom Manning will be at the mi­ Leo Hartnett. Chicago. catcher wide newspaper vote. Two squads a double hy Gehrig knocked in four crol)hone~. Columbia will be repre­ of twenty-three players were cho­ runs for an all-time All-Stars record. Carl Hubbell. New York. pitcher s nted by Fl'ance Laux and Bill Dyer, Bill Lee. Chicago. pitcher and the Mutual network by Bob Elson sen. each headed by two coaches The great Dizzy Dean. now on the and a manager. Chicago Cubs pitching staff. but Johnny Vander Meer. Cincinnati. and Dick Bray. Wherever you may pitcher be on July 6, you'll be able to pick up But in 1934 (the game was at that time a SI. Louis Cardinals the \'oice of one of these six crack played at the Polo Grounds in New mainstay, made the mistake of Jim Turner. Boston. pitcher Herschel Martin, Philadelphia. out- announcers. aU of them veterans ot York and the Americans won again. grooving his fast ball down the hundreds of big league baseball games. fielder this time 9 to 7) the system was middle for Gehrig. Dean expected Typical of the caliber of the an­ changed. The leagues themselves. the hall to go past Gehrig so fast Joe Medwick. SI. Louis. outfielder nouncers who will put the All-Stars Enos Slaughter. SI. Louis. outfielder and the office of famed Commis­ the big Yankee first baseman game on the air is Mutual's Bob Elson, sioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis, wouldn't be able to see it; instead. Arky Vaughan. Pittsburgh. short- one of the be~t-known ballcasters in stop the country-and one of the busiest. took over administration of the Dean himself didn't see the ball game. and it was decided that the again until he turned to watch it Stan Hack. Chicago. third base EL:iWrigley Field or Comiskey The game was played in the Na­ Hank Steinbacher. Chicago. out- Park. as the case may be, and takes a tional League Park in Boston in Vaughan. Pirates; Medwick. Car­ microphone mto the dugout for his dinals; Demaree. Cubs; Mize. Car­ fielder 1936, and the National League slars Bill Dickey. New York. catcher "The Leadoff Man" progl'am. On this dinals; Hartnett, Cubs; Whitehead. program. a preliminary to the broad­ won-for the first and only time in Giants; Mancuso. Giants; Bartell. Rick Ferrell. Washington. catcher C3st o[ the game, Elson queries play­ the series to date-by a score of Giants; J. Dean. Cardinals; Hubbell. Lefty Grove. Boston. pitcher ers, \'isitors and home-team members 4 to 3. Giants; Blanton. Pirates; Ott. Giants; Bob Feller. Cleveland. pitcher alike. The game went to Washington Grissom. Reds; Collins. Cubs; Charles Ruffing. New York, pitcher Dick Bray, of Station WSAI, Cincin­ last year. with the selection of play­ n~ti. will work with Elson this year. Mungo. Dodgers; Walters. Phillies. John Allen, Cleveland, pitcher ers once more changed over. The Vernon Kennedy. Detroit, pitcher BLIY, a former football official in the 1937 method found each of the For the American League. the fol· Jimmy Foxx. Boston. first base BIg Ten Conference, also has a reg­ major league managers nominating ul ir daily baseball program in addi­ lowing took the field: Manager Joe Pinkie Higgins. Boston. third base players. and the managers of the McCarthy; Rolfe. Yanks; Gehringer. tl,Jn to his game broadcasts_ Rudy York. Detroit. outfielder Fr mce Laux, who will be at the two All-Stars tearns making the Tigers; Di Maggio. Yanks; Gehrig. Sam West. Washington. outfielder tinal decisions. And again the Yanks; Averill. Indians; Cronin. Columbia microphone, is the ace sports -wi._lcI Beau Bell. SI. Louis. outfielder ann()uncer of Kl\10X, St. Louis. With American League ran away with Red Sox; Dickey. Yanks; West. First baseman Lou Gehrig of the Yankees set an All-Stars record last Harland Clift. SI. Louis. shortstop him wdl be Bill Dyer, baseball expert --1-'_' the prize. this time by a score 01 Browns; Gomez. Yanks; Bridges. year with a home run and a double to knock in four runs. Iron horse of or WCAU. Philadelphia. Tom Manning Two of baseball's greatest southpaws are Carl Hubbell (left) of the New 8 to 3. Thus. in the series to date. Tigers; Harder. Indians. baseball. Lou has played in more consecutive game. than any other man Joe McCarthy. New York. manager and Red. Barber covered the last York Giants and Bob "Lefty" Grove of the Boston Red Sox. Their pitch. the Americans have won lour World Series tor NBC. ing Wednesday will play an important part in the outcome of the game games. the Nationals one. 4 Radio G.lde • Wuk Ending July t. 1938 • Radio Guid•• W..k hdin9 July'. 1UI 5 The March of Music A Weekly Preview Edited By Leonord Liebling

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Lucy Monroe sings on Robin arrangement. leading annotated programs, and recommended features, Vella Pesal, harpsichordist, Hood Dell Concerts Saturday books and records. God save the King and the Radio Times! with Madrigal Singers Sunday

SUNDAY, JULY 3 Camping musical developments of the last two at 12:30 p.m. EDT on N Be decades in America. To Music Violinist John Corigliano, unlike Radio City Music Hall of the Air most of his colleagues, seems to hi \'e The Coolidge Quartet To take the place of the Boston "Pops" (Wednesdays at 9:30 p.m. discovered that there is at It;;:lsl Jan Peerce, tenor EDT on NBC) we have the programs from the National Music Camp one unfamiliar concerto worth occa­ at Interlochen, Michigan, broadcast by orchestra, band and chorus. sional performance. In selecting the Quartet in G Major Op. 76 (Haydn) example by Jules Conus, born at Mos­ Two Sketches fOT String Quartet based Originally planned to give boys and girls of high-school age an attrac­ cow in 1869, the soloist presents a onc­ on Indian Themes (G'rifjes) tive place where they might combine summer recreation with ad­ movement opus which, while it does The Coolidge Quartet vancement in almost every branch of musical training, the camp not rank with the most celebrated "If All OUT Hearts," from "Elijah," violin concertos, has pronounced merit ( Mendelssohn) was put on the air in 1930 and a year later a division was opened and deserves to be better known. The La Danza (Rossini) for alumni. The director is Dr. Howard Hanson, and fittingly the music, of romantic and brilliant con­ Jan Peerce theme-song of the broadcast is an excerpt from the slow movement tent, captivates through melodic r­ finement and especially rich orche~­ Quarrel in E MinOT (Smetana) of his second symphony. tration. The Coolidge Quartet Conus studied composition with BECAUSE of his delicate style and Tschaikowsky and later taught at the exquisite imagination, Charles Gril­ The Happy Moscow Conservatory. His brothers les has sometimes been called "the Medium Georges and Leo also gained musical American Debussy," a description that recognltion, the former as a pianist, might apply to his later works; but in The young curate who breakfasted at the home of the bishop the latter as a composer. his earlier days the lamented com­ was served a questionable egg, which he hesitated to finish. "Any­ Moussorgsky's grisly legend and Tschaiko\\'sky's exciting war memQ­ poser (born 1884 in Elmira, N. Y.), thing wrong with it?" asked the divine. "Oh no," replied the visitor, dead at thirty-six, was strongly un­ ries make contrasting companions to der the influence of the German com­ "it's excellent in spots." the symphonizing of Brahms, here in posers and then bowed to Russian The thought applies also to some of the frankly entertaining mu­ his most cheery and reposeful vein. He gives us a pastoral first movement orientalism until he went to Paris. sical broadcasts, those which alternate light music with loftier types Modern French touches of harmony with beautiful opening utterance of are apparent even in the Indian music of compositions. These are, among others, Marion Talley's sincere wind instruments; a tenderly reticent of this program. Gritres intended to and smooth singing; "Popular Classics" with the competent baritoning second part; a third section starting with delicious voice from the reed be a pianist but was persuaded to of Robert Weede; Chase and Sanborn (when Nelson Eddy partici­ compose by Humperdinck, of "Haensel players; and a final movement re­ and Gretel" fame. Our American geni­ pates); "Invitation to the Waltz" and "Waltz Time," for those whose viewing some of the previous themes us left only a handful of works, but hearts beat in three-quarter meter; "American Album of Familiar and ending with full-throated jubi­ lance. they assure him of a high place among Music," better ballads and sentimental songs; Norman Cloutier's or­ our creators. Smetana's (1824-1884) quartet is chestra recently featuring one-composer lists and an excellent new THURSDAY, JULY 7 superscribed "From My Life" and the young tenor, Ralph Blane; Carnation "Contented Hour," soothing re­ at 9 p.m. EDT on NBC Czech master makes his pages frankly autobiographical. Written six years be­ finements for the pre-bed ljour; and "Hit Parade," orchestrally all jazz The Toronto Promenade fore his death, the music is notable but frequently rising high with such soloists as Lucy Monroe, Lauritz Symphony Concerts for its rare fancy, eloquence and Melchior and Lotte Lehmann, Reginald Stewart, conductor picturesqueness. Brandenburg Concerto NO.3 (Bach) Symphony NO.7 (Beethoven) SUNDAY, JULY 3 at 8:30 p.m. EDT on CBS THIS one of the "Pops" series in To- ronto salaams to Bach and Beetho­ The Stadium Concerts ven. There is really no valid reason The New York Philharmonic why open-air programs should make Orchestra a bid for only less discriminative audi­ tors. Top-rank music sounds Just as Alexander Smallens, conductor good under the skies as under the sky­ John Corigliano, violinist lights. Compare the outdoor programs Overture 1812 (Tschaikowsky) of earlier in this century with the The Orchestra present ones to realize what a notable advance our nation has made in musi­ Concerto in E Minor (Conus) cal appreciation and understanding. John Corigliano Beethoven was happiest when closest A Night on Bald Mountain to nature and conceived same of his (Moussorgsky) greatest ideas while roaming through Symphony No. 2 (Brahms) the suburban woods of his beloved The Orchestra Vienna. Striding sturdily, his dis­ ordered hair falling over his forehead, DESPITE his professional activities Beetho\·en would stop suddenly at the in other countries and the fact that call of a bird or the rustle of a stream, he was born in Russia, Alexander pull out his note-book and jot down Smallens is considered an American some theme destined tg become im­ conductor. He came to this country mortal. Doubtless those promenades as a child and was educated in New brought to the composer much of the York City. He has an amazing ca­ material in his seventh symphony, pacity for hard and continuous work Fred Waring and The Pennsylvanians (above) are among the bands to with its consistently happy and exhil­ and has been closely identified with be heard on the NBC Carnival of Swing, now in its second week on air Iarating moods. 6 Radio Guide • Week EndinCJ July 9. 1938 FRIDAY, JULY 8 at 9:30 p.m. EDT on Mas Also Recommended The Robin Hood Dell Symphony FOT Stations, See Our Program Pages Concerts The Philadelphia Orchestra Sunday, July 3 Alexander HlIsberg, conductor Blaisdell Woodwind Quartet. 10:30 Lea Luboschutz, violinist a.m. EDT. NBC. A quartet headed "by Frances Blaisdell, one of the outstand­ Symphony No.5 (Beethoven) ing women Out~ti. The Orchestra Concerto Op. 3S (Tschaikowsky) Vella Pessl and the Madrigal Singers. Lea Luboschutz I p.m. EDT, NBC. Examples of an­ cient harpsichord music and part­ Finlandia (Sibelius) singing. The Orchestra The Magic Key. 2 p.m. EDT, NBC. WILL there ever come a day when Symphony orchestra. Frank Black. Beethoven's uFifth," as it is conductor. Igor Gorin. baritone, Guest. known professionally, shall fail in its power to impress and enthrall? Never, Everybody's Music. 3 p.m. EDT, CBS. Columbia Symphony Orchestra. if you ask those who remain under its Howard Barlo\\'. conductor. New consistent spell. Their opinion seems World Symphony (Dvorak). Sym­ sound, for the "Fifth" is now 130 years phonic Poem "Vyseharad" (Smetana). old and has lost nothing of its impor­ tance and popularity. There is no bet­ Monday, July 4 ter medium for the study of symphony construction, as the short and pregnant The Voice of Firestone. 8:30 p.m. themes of the first movement register Left: Lewlsohn Stadium Concert features John Corigliano Sunday. EDT (7:30 p.m. PST for Wesl), NBC. through extreme clarity and may be Right: Marek Weber conducts the Contented Hour over NBC Monday Symphony orchestra, Alfred Wallen­ followed without difficulty in their stein, conductor. Margaret Speaks, various changes and combinations. soprano. American Patrol (Beecham), The slow movement has become an Carnival of Popular Music I Hear a Thrush at Eve (Cadman), immortal song. Drink to Me Only with Thine Eyes Tschaikowsky's vibrant and lovely In Festival Summer Series (Pochon), Vissi d'Arte (Puccini), En­ concerto is played by the skillful and trance and Procession of Bacchus (De­ Saturdays at 10 p.m. EDT on NBC. musicianly Lea Luboschutz, Russian, libes) , Selections from "The Fortune who now teaches at the Curtis Insti­ ROM Toscanini to the tom-tom, present moment. Who so sophisticated, Teller" (Herbert). tute in Philadelphia. from Wagnel' to Whiteman, trom heartless or unrhythmic that he can­ "Vissi d'Arte" is Tosca's prayer in FBeethoven to blues! not respond to Stephen Foster's songs, the second act of the opera ot that A huge leap, but it is being made the marches ot Sousa, the melodies of name, when she is being harried by SATURDAY, JULY 9 by NBC in its present summer carni­ Herbert and the many tuneful and the villain, Scarpia. at 8:30 p.m. EDT on M BS val festivalizing our American popu­ stirring creations ot their successors? Tuesday, July 5 The Robin Hood Dell Symphony lar music. The orgy-beg pardon, the I confess readily that I greatly like Concerts ceremonial series-began July 2, the to contact the best popular numbers NBC Music Guild. 2:30 p.m. EDT, first event occupying some at the time trom time to time and that I have not NBC. The Philadelphia Orcheslra heretofore accorded to the distin­ yet tound that the experience robs me Alfred Wallenstein, conductor guished concerts ot the outstanding of Jove for the compositions of the The Story of the Song. 3:30 p.m. Lucy Monroe, soprano NBC Symphony Orchestra. annointed mastel'S. I teel that "Smoke EDT, CBS. Songs of the American Rage as the musical intelligentsia Gets [n Your Eyes" has its place in Revolution arranged by Elie Siegme­ They Too Went to Toum (DeLamarter) will, they should finally realize the human enjoyment as justly as the siter. Hollace Shaw. soprano; Charle~ Suite Opus 19 (Dohnantli) fact that their protests and ridicule songs of Schubert and Schumann. Haywood, tenor: Columbia Male Chor­ The Orchestra avail nothing against the unceasing Furthermore, my ear and laney do not us. flood of jazz and its related phenom­ refuse the appeal of such lovely lyri­ Marietta's Lied from "Die Tote Wednesday, July 6 Sladt" (Korngold) ena. Also, the select group with the cal gems as "I Married an Angel," Lucy Monroe tall foreheads must admit that the "In the Still of the Night" and "Love The National Music Camp Orchestra. popular type of American music is the Walked In:' My degradation will be 9:30 p.m. EDT, NBC. Programs re­ Overture uSemiramis" (Rossini) kind the overwhelming majol'ity of complete in some opinions when I placing Boston upops," from the Na­ The Orchestra our public chiefly desires, and repre­ whisper fearsomely that I can respond tional Music Camp at Interlochen. In the Silence of the Night sents what the rest of the world re­ to "Dinner Music for 8 Pack of Hun­ Michigan. Although the orchestra is (Rachmaninoff) gards as the typical expression of gry Cannfbals" as well as to the meas­ made up of students. they pia}' only The Old Refrain (Kreisler) Uncle sam and his nephews and ures which Verdi allots to his well-fed music of top-rank composers. 11 Boccio (Arditi) nieces. Falstaff. Lucy Monroe Frankly, that is no humiliation for Having said that, I resignedly await Thursday, July 7 the old gentleman or for the rest of us. the ax of execution and warn the Air (Bach) H we remember history, we recall that postman to prepare for a heavy cargo Sinfonletta. 8 p.m. EDT, 1\18S. Small Pavane from Swing Symphony (Gould) always and everywhere the man in of letters from the most critical of symphony orchestra, Alfred Wallen­ The Sorcerer's Apprentice (Dukas) the street has been opposed in art to RAOIO GUIDE readers! (Betore the stein, conductor. Concerto in Theatri­ The Orchestra the man in the intellectual tower. An deluge, however, let me add that Mo­ cal Style (Couperin), Pelleas and MeH­ early American page even records that zart wrote music tor the hurdy-gurdy, sande (Sibelius). THE Dell otters an American con- when a conductor tried to give New Bach fathered a "Coffee cantata," Francois Couperin (1668-1733), ductor and an American soprano, York its first introduction to a Haydn Scarlatti wrote a "Cat Fugue," and called Le Grand because he was the appropriate in the week including July symphony, the primitive public of the Anton Rubinstein intrigued his Amer­ greatest of the celebrated tamily of 4. Alfred Wallenstein pays his own metropolis cat-called, vegetable-pelted ican admirers with a set ot variations Couperins. all ot whom played the or­ national tribute by programming a and rotten-egged the daring innovator. on "Yankee Doodle.") gan and composed through two cen­ characteristic excerpt by the New York and forced him to play "Yankee Doo­ The NBC carnival will parade not turies in Paris, himself presided at the composer, Morton Gould, who is known dle" instead. The only consolation for only our native array but also the console in St. Germain Church, where to radio also as a pianist and orchestra­ our present superior talk is that the popular repertoire of Europe and South his ancient instrument is still shown to leader. His "Swing Symphony," as he incident took place long ago, and that America. visitol'S. tells me, is intended ''to please the much Bach, Beethoven and Brahms In the nine programs, some of the Esuys in Music. 10 p.m. EDT, CBS. populace and annoy the pedants." has flowed under the symphonic conductors and performers are Paul Victor Bay, conductor. Thea Karle, Ernest von Dohnanyi, Hungarian liv­ bridges since then. Whiteman. the Dorsey Brothers, Fred tenor. Persian Legends (saint-Saens), ing composer, whom the New York Let us get this right. There is ex­ Waring, Ferde Grofe, Lennie Hayton, Ah! Moon of My Delight (Lehman), Philharmonic invited as a guest con­ cellent material in the repertoire of Al Goodman, tavorite vocal and in­ Persian Dance from "Lakme" (Deli­ ductor during a recent season, displays American popular music and it atones strumental soloists and choral groups. bes), My Zuleika, My Lass (Rubin­ melodic resource, instrumental facility for a great deal of the lesser stufT. As To top the festivities, NBC also is stein), Persian Dance from Kovant­ and command ot color in his four­ for the really cheap output, it has ever broadcasting future hits trom the man­ china (Rimsky-Korsakoff). movement suite. I like the third divi­ sat on our shoulders like the ugly uscripts of the composers, before the sion best, a romanza. gnome that bestrode Sinbad; and the music has reached the hands of the Friday, July 8 Rossini's opera ('Semiramis" gets its march of time to its finish will still publishers. oriental hues from the nature ot the see us tottering. similarly burdened. It television were perfected and the Grant Park Concert. 10:30 p.m. EDT, story, which his librettist based on The meritorious advance of Amer­ Elysian Fields could listen in, we NBC. Woman's Symphony orchestra, Voltaire's Assyrian tragedy "Semira­ ican popular music may be best un­ might note the smile on the faces of Rudolph Ganz. conductor mis." Composed in 1823, the overture derstood when we compare the pioneer OtIenbach. Johann Strauss, Herbert, Saturday, July 9 sounds thin to modern ears, but at examples like "Listen to the Mocking Sousa, Gershwin, and even Papa Bee­ least tinkles with pretty airs and Bird" and "Shoo Fly" to "The Man J thoven, who wrote variations on a pop­ NBC Music Guild. 12 noon EDT, graces. Love" and "Old Man River" of the ular song called "Kakadu the Tailor." NBC. Kreiner String Quartet, guests. • Radio Guide • Week EndlnCJ July 9. 1938 7 SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN VISITS RICHMOND

Singer with the Kemp unit is Bob Allen, who's shown above indulging in a bit of a yell. Like others in the band, Allen enjoys putting on a show for students

T'S fun in Dixie when Hal Kemp is there. Native son 01 the Deep South, Kemp and his band are lavorites I with southern undergraduates. While filling an en· gagement at the University of Richmond, Va., recently, Kemp had to broadcast his Tuesday night "Time to Shine" program twice from that city. First broadcast took place on June 7 from the gymnasium of the Uni­ versity, the second on June 14 from Hotel Richmond. Seven hundred fifty people crowded round at the lat. ter, danced to their hearts' content as Gene Lester Needless to say. this pose of Hal Kemp and his vocalist, JUdy Starr, was taken before the broadcast. It was while Judy was attending a college at which Kemp played that she first met him. Singing took these exclusive pictures for Radio Guide. a song on a dare from some fellow students, Kemp said she'd make good, and Judy Starr has

Much of the swingy tempo of the Kemp band may be David Ross made a special trip to Rich­ Highspot of the Kemp show is Hal's introduction of attributed to the expert playing of Saxophonist Saxie mond from N. Y. to announce "Time to guests as "Good Neighbors." "Good Neighbors" at Dowell. Large in size, Saxie's often reminded of it Shine." He's also heard on "Poet's Gold" Richmond were the "Oorn Brothers and Mary," above 8 Radio Guide • Week Ending July 9, 1938 • Listeni ng to Learn

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Tue,day, July 5 Sunday, July 3 Let', Pretend. 5:30-6 p.m., CBS. Church of the Air. 10-10:30 a.m., (Also Thursday, same time and net­ CBS. Rt. Rev. G. Ashton Oldham, Al­ John Hamilton tells aims of work.) Nila Mack takes the children bany, N. Y. 1-1:30 p.m., David H. Can­ Sen. Pepper tells New Deal the Republicans-Mon., CBS into the land of make-believe. non, Los Angeles, Calif. accomplishments - Mon., CBS Wedne,day, Juiy 6 Highlights of the Bible. 10-10:30 Program Devoted to WPA Radio Theatre Division. 8:30-9 a.m.. NBC. Dr. Frederick K. Stamm p.m., MBS. "Drums," by James Boyd. speaks on "The Failure of Success." Party Representatives Job-Seekers Thurlday, July 7 Sunday Vespers. 4-4:30 p.m., NBC. Tell of Party Aims Dr. Paul Sherer speaks on "The High­ Tuesday, MBS, 11-11:15 p.m. Pulitzer Prize Plays. 9-10 p.m., NBC. lands of the Soul." Monday, CBS. 11-11:30 a.m. Commencement for the class of '38 Dramatization of Maxwell Anderson's Appropriate for a day that is cele­ "Both Your Houses." The Catholic Hour. 6-6:30 p.m., NBC. is history. What is not history, how­ Bishop Duane G. Hunt speaks on "The brated as symbolic of the ideals of ever, is the use to which graduates Friday, July 8 Appeal to Reason." democracy and freedom, a represen­ will put the education and training tative Republican and a representative they received during their school The Nation', Playhouse. 11:30 p.m.­ Saturday, July 9 Democrat will be teamed up in a spc­ 12 mid., MBS. Dramatization. years. The application of these gifts Message of Israel. 7-7:30 p.m., NBC. cial Fourth of July broadcast to pre­ of society will be a part of the unpre­ Four Corners Theater. 9-9:30 p.m., Guest speaker. sent the aims and theories of their dictable future. CBS. Dramatizations, directed by Earle respective organizations. If these ad­ As well prepared, earnest and am­ McGill, taken from nation's rural play­ dresses stick close to the problems of houses. PEOPLE-THOUGHT-COMMENT bitious as many of these prospective • the day and outline the suggestions young workers may be, they are find­ Saturday, July 9 Sunday, July 3 these parties have for' the solution of ing a new problem to face, a problem the problems, this broadcast will ofl'el' that is peculiar to the present day. Columbia Workshop. 7:30-8 p.m., Headlines and By. Linea. 10:30-11 listeners an unusual opportunity to CBS. An experiment in drama written p.m., CBS. News by Bob Trout, edi­ That obstacle is a competition for em­ torials by H. V. Kaltenborn and Erwin hear both sides of a question that especially for the microphone, pro­ grows hotter and hotter, now that we ployment. the discouraging job of find­ duced under the direction of Wm. N. Canham. ing a job. Having a job is important Robson. have passed the half-way mark in the for today; having the right job is im­ University of Chicago Round Table present administration. John Ham­ portant for tomorrow. Original Play. 8:30-9 p.m., NBC. Discussions. 10:30-11 p.m" NBC. ilton, chairman of Republican Na­ Dramatization of plays written ex­ So, with young men and young wo­ Tuesday, July 5 tional Committee, and Claude Pep­ men competing for employment with pressly for radio presentation. per, Senator from Florida, who re­ their classmates, and with a much The Roving Prof. 7:45-8 p.m., NBC. cently brought the New Dcal a smash­ "The River of Conflict." Prof. W. 1\1. larger group who entered the field of EDUCATIONAL NEWS ing victory in the Florida primaries, business before them and have not yet McGovern comments on little-known facts of family life in the Orient. will be the speakers. The talks will been placed, the renewal at this time Sunday, July 3 be summaries of addresses they are of the popular educational series de­ Thursday. July 7 delivering before the swnmer session Magic Key. 2-3 p.m., NBC. Linton voted to the cause of the job-seeker Of Men and Books. 4:45-5 p.m., CBS. of the Institute of Public Affairs, is ....ery timely. Although the series has Wells speaks from Rio de Janeiro, meeting at the Universit;y of Virginia Brazil. Comments on literature by Prof. John been prepared for aU who seek em­ T. Frederick. at Charlottesville, Virginia. ployment, the importance of its en­ Tuesday. July 5 It was in 1776 when Thomas Jef­ deavors is enhanced many times when Americans at Work. 10:30-11 p.m., ferson's document declaring the inde­ hordes of new competitors are turned American Viewpoint,. 10:45-11 p.m., CBS. Interviews with ranchers. pendence of the colonies was first pre­ out from the schools to make their way CBS. sented to the public. It came then to Saturday, July 9 Saturday, July 9 in the workaday world. a people who looked hopefully toward Dr. Shirley Austin Hamrin, profes­ Aviation Talk, by Commander Frank The Art of Living. 6:45-7 p.m., NBC. their leaders for a solution to the Hawks. 5:45-6 p.m., NBC. Program Commentary by Dr. Norman Vincent sor in the School of Education at Peale. pressing problems of the day. One Northwestern University, is conduct­ under auspices of Junior Birdmen of hundred and sixty-two years have ing this summer series of eight broad­ America. passed since that memorable dec1ar:l­ casts. The third program in the sched­ PERSONAL-SOCIAL PROBLEMS tion was made, and the United State:t. ule will be presented on Tuesday night GOVERNMENT meanwhile, has advanced through Tuesday, July 5 over the Mutual network. Dr. Ham­ many cycles to the position it now rin i:i introducing a new plan in voca­ Monday. July 4 Highways to Health. 4-4:15 p.m., maintains as one of the world pow­ tional guidance by radio by selecting National Radio Forum. 10:30-11 p.m., CBS. Dr. Wilham Goldring speaks on ers. In 1938, with the affairs or state the individuals who are interviewed "High Blood-Pressure and Its Effect as grave, at least. as they were then, NBC. Guest speakers, talking from Upon the Heart." from particular ability groups. By em­ \Vashington on current national topics. it is stiU to the leaders that the people ploying this plan he will be able to look hopefully for answer to the per­ point out to each individual how he Friday, July 8 SCIENTIFIC DEVELOPMENTS plexing problems that this day pre­ might determine in which group his World Economic Cooperation Pro­ sents. talents lie. gram. 4:45-5 p.m., CBS, Talk by Sunday, July 3 Brackett Lewis on "Economic Cooper­ The World II Your,. 4:30-5 p.m., ation in Central Europe." NBC. Dramatization. (Under auspices July 4th Events New Series Shows of Smithsonian Institution,) Dramatized American Activity HISTORY Monday, July 4 Monday, CBS, 5-5:30 p.m. Thursday, NBC, 8-8:30 p.m. Sunday, July 3 American Viewpoints. 10:45-11 p.m. CBS. Ellis Manning, speaker. One among many special programs The first program in a new series Empires of the Moon. 1:30-2 p.m., celebrating Independence Day will be Wednesday, July 6 designed to depict the activities of in­ NBC. Dramatization of historical epi­ the half-hour presented over CBS in dividuals, corporations and govern­ sodes. Exploring Space. 5:45-6 p.m., CBS. cooperation with the American Legion. ment to improve general conditions in Battle of Gettysburg Anniversary Hans Christian Adamson, director of Dramatizations will be built around the United States will be heard over Program. 6:30-7:30 p.m., NBC, CBS the American Museum of Natural His­ the outstanding events that have oc­ NBC on Thursday. John B. Kennedy and MBS. Dedication of Eternal Light tory, and Prof. Wm. H. Barton, execu­ curred on the Fourth of July during tive curator of the Hayden Planetari­ will be narrator for the series. The Peace Memorial. Speakers: President um. the country's history. Among them, title of these weekly programs is Roosevelt, Gov. Earle of Pennsylvania. besides the memorable event of 1776, hStepping Ahead with America," and Wednesday. July 6 Science on the March. 7:45-8 p.m., will be the deaths of Thomas Jefferson the fiTst broadcast will be concerned NBC. and John Adams, who both died on with America at play. In this first Living History. 7:30-7:45 p.m., CBS. Dramatization of events leading up to Friday, July 8 July 4, 1826, and the birth of Calvin hale-hour every branch of activity the calling of the Constitutional Con­ Adventures In Science. 7:30-7:45 p.m.. Coolidge on July 4, 1872. Daniel C. during vacations and leisure hours will vention in 1787. Shay's Rebellion in CBS. Dramatization and discussion. Doherty, national commander of the be dealt with to show how play puts Massachusetts, and Ule Annapolis Dl·. Paul B. Sears of Teachers College, American Legion, will give a short America to work. Convention. Columbia University, speaker. talk. • Radio Guide • Wull EndinlJ July 9. 1938 9 HOLLYWOOD SHOWDOWN

BY EVANS PLUMMER

OROTHY LAMOUR is righteously to discharge her Irom her work be­ indignant that every time she is cause oj approaching motherhood. Descorted to a Hollywood party while her bandleading husband, Herbie Hollywood's Chamber of Commerce Kay. is away. divorce rumors start. is about ready to apply the torch to Herbie understands; even okays her Charlie McCarthy, they're that burned escorts, particularly Randolph Scott. up. It seems that the C. ot C., noting The other day. alter a gossip·writ":T that celebrities had become the proper had "tipped off" his readers that Kay things to wear as honorary mayors was splitting from Lamour, she gut these days, thought that they should mad right down to the roots or ht>T confer the honor on the dummy, the raven hair and long-distance tele­ first screen or radio celebrity ever to phoned Herbie, asking, "Herbie, are be so honored by the world-famous. you divorcing me?" Came the an~wer. area which really is a part of Los "Me divorcing you? Not that I ever Angeles. But a hitch came when the heard at" ... Lamour points out, "I'm "minds" of the agency sponsoring In keeping with Robert Taylor's publicity build-up for he-man rolu, he not an old woman yet. I'm still young Charlie's inanimate life disclosed their must dress the part, was seen at a "Good News" rehearsal recently dressed in enough to want to go out and hav~ a fears that McCarthy was growing too, slacks, sports coat, to play opposite the screen's Margaret Sullavan (above) good time. Arter all, 1 know I'm in TOO popular, told of their desire to love with Herbie and he knows it­ hold down the fame of the little man so why should I be a recluse when he until his press-clippings show a slump, That crack oj Charlie's on the June radio's ability to pull results was is out of the city with his band? Her­ and therefore declined the honor with 19 opus, "Careful, Bergen, or I'll close grossly exaggerated was belied the bie doesn't want me to be a hermit." reservations. Past experiences have in­ your other eye," was the result of Ber­ other day by George McCall's CBS­ variably proved it to this writer, how­ gen's leJt eye being swollen shut-not aired "Screenscoops." Endeavoring to Incidentally, "Dorothy Lamour" and ever, that when someone NEEDS pub­ Jrom a fist but Jrom make-up inJec­ contact for a movie producer friend "Bob Hope/' or rather their respective licity, he finds it practicany impossible tion. the survivors of the S. S. Titanic sink­ stand-ins at Paramount, were the to get ... In tact, right now, ] am in. ing, McCall asked them to write in, proud parents of a six-and-a-half­ formed, the Hollywood Chamber of Speaking of Fannie Brice, please Within less time than it takes for this pound son born June 20. The mother, Commerce is considering for the recall the "Good News" edition of to go to press, a total of 181 letters Mrs. Len Hendrl/, i& the girl whose spurned post none other than Charlie's June 16 in which the rendition of Ed lrom eye-witnesses or rescued pas­ job Mi&s Lamour protected not so very coffee-selling rival, Fannie Brice's Sullivan's tone - poem was supple­ sengers and crew of the shipwreck long ago when the mOt.,ie studio wanted "Baby Snooks"! mented by tap-dance effects by Ann were received! Pennington. Now Ann isn·t the chip­ per young thing of yester - starring Claire Tret:or has changed her u'ed­ years. Time has caught up with her ding plans, due to film commttmentJ, and the bank balance isn't tops. But Instead of at Boston, her vows with Fannie, her old friend, ha!'n't forgot­ "Big Town·' Producer Clark Andrews ten. Miss Brice shelters and pals with will be spoken in HoUl/wood--and lhe Ann-and you can bet your last dollar affair must wait L'llit August. that it was Fannie who saw to it, when a tap-dance routine was required, that "Good News" gave the job to Miss It begins to look like a busy year Pennington. ,. for Fannie's that way. for lovely Irene Rich. Just renewed for another year by her grape-juice­ selling sponsor. she only recently be­ Gracie Allen threw, on June 18­ gan work in addition at the Univer~a] Mary Livingstone Benny's birthday­ Pictures lot, where she is playing the a gala party for 250 guests honoring role of Deanna Durbin's mother, and Mary and equaling any Hollywood no sooner had she started the latter orgy ever staged by Marion Davies, until the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ~tu­ but out of the party came a Burns dios gave her a call-to consider work family secret: Gracie calls George Nat; in another picture! he tags her Googie ... Hah!

at Margaret McKay, whose dulcet voice Thousands dollars worth of flow­ frequently tells you the merits oj soaps ers must have been used in decorating and such, week-ended recentlv at a the walls of the dancing and dining genuine steer ranch and became a mo­ tents at the Burns and Allen shindig. mentary cowgirl. At the stables one One tent covered a portable dance­ of the cowboys was pitching-hay­ floor erected over the B&A swimming­ when his aim went wild and she was pool and in an adjoining flower-dec­ struck in the head by-you guess what. orated tent an elaborate dinner was She claims the soap she advertises did served and topped by a birthday cake a marvelous cleaning-up job! in the shape of the new Spanish-type home Jack Benny is completing in Beverly Hills. Jack was called upon Tag Lines: Tony Martin, when he to master-of-ceremony an extravagant winds up for a Grape-Nuts summer floor-show with many acts, including recess August I, will take the band he an opener consisting of a dress-de­ has been rehearsing on a personal­ signer who draped costumes onto live appearance swing ... Bob Burns will models who first appeared in under­ be busy from mid-July on. Starting things. July 13 to act in Paramount's filming of "The Arkansas Traveler," the next You can't persuade "Oswald" (Tony day he'll take the helm of "Kraft Labriola) there's nothing to supersti­ Hall" for the duration of Crospy's va­ tions. His lucky brown derby, worn cation ... Joan Bennett's pay, since at all performances of "Hollywood Ho­ she appeared on the Jell-O show re­ tel," disappeared a few weeks ago. cently as a friendly gesture and movie The next week he was told by the plug, was the gift of a jeweled clip sponsor that they would complete the from Jack Benny ... After July ~, series without his services, having when Lux Theater rests, its impre­ tabled the humor angle. sario, Cecil B. DeMille, will take a synthetic vacation on his own "Union When Joan Benny, three-year-old daughter of Comedian. Jack Benny, met The complaint and barrage of en­ Pacific" sets. His picture schedule Charlie McCarthy recently, his first request was for a kiss, Joan gladly vious newspaper-advertising sales ex­ calls for him to roll the historic epic obliged as Edgar Bergen, Papa Jack and Mama Mary Livingstone looked on ecutives, in convention recently, that during the hot months. 10 Radio Guide • Week hding July 9, 1938 AIRIALTO LOWDOWN

BY MARTIN LEWIS

Cape Cod ... ComicS' Abbott and Cos­ for the first time during a recent visit tello will keep on working during the to Washington and the first fish he summer. They'U be at the Jamous caught was (I'll give you two gues,,-e.s) Steel Pier in Atlantic City .•. Alice a trout! Right the first time! ... Dur­ Frost leavel the ., Big Sister" program !ng their lay-off, a couple o[ the boys on July 8 for a three-week vacation to Fred Waring's band are touring ... Baritone Buddy Clark, who wan a the country demonstrating Fred's new Massachusetts court decision to retain mixer at $40.00 per week ..• Kate that name, has taken a place at Deal Smith has written a book, "Hello, Beach. in Jersey and will spend most Everybody," and it will be published of his time on the beach. early in October.

Mary Margaret McBride will vaca­ AnotheT complex schedule is that of tion with het· mother for the entire Elspeth Eric of "Joyce Jordan. Girt month of July. When she returns to Interne." Elspeth, whom most of us Tommy Dorsey recently received the degree of "master of music for mod­ the air, she'll be heard Mondays, Wed­ remember as Drina in the play, 'lDead erns" from Mary Jane Marxer, left, and Topaze Riles, radio students of nesdays and Fridays instead of five­ End," wilL be playing in the IIInner Drake University, The presentation took place In the new campus studios weekly broadcasts ... Connie Boswell Light" up at the summer theater at is spending a great deal of her off-the­ Westport, Conn., during most oj July. air time at Sister Martha's farm Her daily script serial is over at 9:30 an~ ATE SMITH is being seriously on a big radio Ahow, but when the Peekskill, New York, where there a.m., and her rehearsals begin at 11 :00 considered to conduct the "We, asking price was $1,000, he was sorry plenty of cows and chickens .,. So­ a.m. up in Westport, which is, inci­ K the People" program when it re­ he brou~ht up the whole thing , .. prano Helen Alexander of "Major dentally, almost a two-hour drive turns in the [all. She will still have "Hobby Lobby" has the distinction of Bowes' Capitol Family" program has from New York. Elspeth's just boug1lt her regular Thursday show and per­ having appeared on all three major departed for Italy to study voice and herself a new car, and she's praying haps resume the thrice-weekly news­ networks. It started on Mutual; then make a few concert appearances ... for the mercu of the motorcycle cop­ casts. What a busy gal she will be ... went to CBS; and now it is to be heard Betty Barthell, the CBS songstress who pers. And after her evening perform­ Incidentally, the producers o[ Kate's over NBC ... Don McNeill has com­ deserted the airlanes for married lire ance at Westport, she'U have to rush program ha\'e changed their minds piled 100 ot the most-requested poems in China, is back in the U. S. A. to back to New York. to be at Columbia about resuming the country-wide read on the "Breakfast Club," and stay. She and her hubby returned on at 9:00 a.m. for her "Girl Interne" search [or dramatic tatent when the they are now published in book form the Clipper and will etUe down in rehearsals and program. Who said the program comes back in the fall. It called "Memory Time," which is sell­ Baltimore.. Bob Trout went fishing life of a radio ,tar is a cinch? seeJn5 they couldn't please everyone ing fast. concerned and too many people were disappointed. . Andre Kostelanetz will conduct three broadcasts from Just learned that Eddie Cantor J)Te­ South America on Jul}' 31, August 7, sented Rudy Vallee with a yacht when and August 14. They will be short­ Rudy pinch-hiued for rhe comic the waved to America and wUl be heard week he took lick and was 0/1 the pro­ over the CBS Coast-to-Coast net gram. The CTuut"r is chri$tened "Banjo Kosty was presented with a beautiful Eilts". • Major BoU'eJ has had a wtltch by his Chesterfleld cigarette ship-to-shore phone installed on his sponsor in appreciation of his splendid yacht and if you want to caU him work during the [our years he has son~time ask the operator for WBOZ, been on the air tor them. which are his caUeuers ... The Ma­ JOT, by the way, just bought himself a nice piece of real estate on Maduon Our per30naL good wishe3 to Irene Ave., in New York . •• Gettino back to Bea3ley, who retUT113 to CBS thi3 boat3, Al Pearr:e had his thirty-five­ Monday ••• Ray Morton, the new foorer shipped to the West Coast ond singer on "Hobby Lobby," was for­ it will be there by the time he arrives. merly with the Ruby Newman band Pearce obo had a phone installed on ••• "First Nighter" wiH not 3witch to his boat and he teU" Tne that he can CBS . .. Vic and Sade celebrated their caU any number on shore from 1,000 sh·th anniversary on the network3 last miles out at sea • .• Jean Paul King Wednesday ... The "Metropolitan Au­ purchased a thirty-nine-foot cruiser ditions of the Air" ha3 ligned for iU and will Ipend mast of his time on the fourth consecutit'e season, beginning water during the hot-weather months. October 9 ... Milton Geiger, a young and clever writer who has had Quite a number of his playlets presented on More about boats.. Eddie Cantor, the Rudy Vallee and Don Ameche Meredith ("Good Ne\.... s.. ) Willson, Don programs, will author the new «At­ Ameche and Chester Lauck (Lum of torney-at-Law" series, which. replaces "Lum and Abner") will all be on the Fibber McGee starting this Tuesday Queen Mary when it sails for England night . .• Tommy Riggs and Betty Lou on July 6 , .. Songstress Ruth Lyon faded from the Vallee show after last has been granted a three-month leave Thursday night's broadcast. Now if of absence and sailed for a European they would only take the loud Stroud trip on June 24. . Vivian della Chi­ twins off the Sunday1light cofJee show, esa is bound for Ualy, where she will I'd be happee about the whole thing. sing in Italian and Swiss operas ... Who seconds the motion? By the time you read this. Actress Betty Garde and Barbara Weeks will George Putnam and Henry Nelly be on a boat bound for Bermuda. Ditto are new additions to the CBS announc­ Al Pearce, who return on July 13 to ing staff in New York. . Announcer guestar on the "Town Hall Treasure Andre Baruch didn't get the thrill Hunt.·' man}' ba eball fans did when Cincin­ nah pitcher V3nd~r Meer pitched his Vacation Notes Kate Smith, Mr. second nO-hit-no-run game in a row. and Mrs. Ted Collins and daughter Andre had to stay up tiU 4:30 ayem left JUlie 25 lor their Lake Placid the foUo\\"tng morning dUbbing his home alld will remain there through­ voice for the newsreel presentation of out the summer . .. Kate's bandleader the baseball star. Incidentally, I'm Jack Miller, u,'W spelld part of the The 01' Maestro, Ben Bernie. Is very proud of the fine group of musicians to told a radio producer tried to get Van­ summer ot his home on Long bland be found in his aggregation. is often seen at rehearul talking it over with der Meer to appear for three minutes and then spend .. few weeki around them, as he's shown doing above with Violinist Paul Sparr (at left)

• Rodio G.id•• Week bdl_, July t. 1931 II Log of Short· Wave Statlon~ Monday, July 4 Whose Programs Are Listed 7:45 ~.m.-Folk· or,'" 01 Canada: ~F esc G5J (Me..acyel.. or thousand, of kUoeycl.. Iho_> ~9 .a.m.-PrOitrilm from HOIlI: Kon!;: lBW3 CJBO. Canada 8.1& OLR3A, Czeebo- t:i9 a.m.-Siame f brO.UI(Ht: HSSPJ (19.02) G~F g~~: Cu.- 11.'1 .lo....Jr.I. I." On Short Waves 10 a.m.-:\I rute 'lurudpaJ Orchntr.a: GSC !U3 OLRtA. 11." 10:45 .a.m.-Polo; India vs. The World; G~G tiSJ CCCO. 8.01 OLB.4B. 11.78 ~ COCQ 9.716 OLBU. 1&.13 2 p.m.-Anona "I n s "Bunolow Qub' GSG COGF. 11.806 OLllIB. 16.31 3 p.m.-Sulgrut Manor and Mount Vernon: tiSG CS~:. Porta••l 1.74 OZF. De.mark 1.~2 Edited by Chas. A. Morrison GSI W1XE <15.11) CXAI. Urupay .... PCJ. Holland ',61. 16.22 ~ p.m.-Around the OJ.al ; W1XK (9.57) DJB. 0'1 maD)' 16.10 PHI." 17.776 DJC. . 8.01 PRF.. Brui! '.60 President, International DX'ers Alliance 1'5 p.m. (ex. Sat.)-Ameriun new W)X.\O DJD. 11.17 BAN. U.S.S.R. '.SCI <15.33) W1X,H (9.53) D.'L 16.11 RJtI.·, 1&.08 5:35 p.m.--Cnd('l. Yotk~hire \' . Au~trali .. ; G~G EAJ43. Can.riat 10." RNE. 11.00 p.m.-~t pr~ralJl HAT4 2R04; 8:40. Gsa, GSG. GSD. G~P. EAR; 9. service from the East, which is not new Stations ZHO and ZHP, located. 8:15 p.m.-. 'orlh 'meriran prOlum from Hoi· E,\J'43; 9:15. OJ8. DJD; 10:45. CJIlO. CJHX; carried on the local stations. En­ at Singapore, apparently are not on land: PCJ (959) 11, TP.\1; 11 :30. DJB. DJD, e~B. GSC eSD. any kind of a regular schedule. ZHP 8:30 p.m.-~or1h ,\llIenulI hour from St. Kltu: GSI gland, Germany and other foreign \'p2LO 16.38) O.aily Except Sund.ays-9:20 •.m \·K3LR. countries come through with marked has been heard once or twice testing 9 :30 p.m.-Liehl mil Ie 2R04 IRF Mon., Tues.• Thurs., Fri.-9:5O p,llI. OLIl5A or clarity and volume. It is reported in the early mornings on a frequency 11 :50-:\'OII-'oU'll \. riftt~ GSI GSO OLUS8 that high-frequency reception on that of 9.53 megs, being heard with great­ superb section of Trail Ridge Road, est signal strength near 10:30 a.m. which runs for more than five miles EDT, but announcing merely, "This Thursday, July 7 Sunday, July 3 at an average elevation of more than is the Singapore station testing on a 9 .a.m.-Open Golf Championship: GSF GSG GSJ Cl8 .a.m.--{h·('r~ea~ hour (J::illltern l ,:-'.A.); JZJ 12,000 feet, is exceptional in its crys­ frequency of 9.53 megacycles." ZHO 9:30 .a.m.-\fu~ic from "O~ Cabaret Prin~I'~" JZK has not been heard at all ... For an PHI Cl8 .a.m.-Friendl)" hour; TI4~'RII tal clarity. 11 :50 a.m.-Open Golf Championship: GSF GSG Cl9 .a.rn.-Variel) Ilr0ltralll from Gl"nlhlll). DJL At a recent gathering of National output of forty-nine watts, little ZHJ 1:40 p.m.-Phil Finch, or!tall: GSG GSI Cl9 a.m.-Internatiollal church: COCQ Park Service officials, I was privi­ of Penang, .F. M.S., puts in a re­ 5 :50 p.m.-"Food for TIlOUltht": GSP GSG Cl9 a.m.--Q\'('r~ea, hour (South Sea~): J ZJ leged to listen in on some of the markably strong signal, week-days 7 :30 p.m.-Hamburg. the Gateway 10 the World: *11 :30 .a.m.-Pro!:'ram from the \'atiC;ln: IIVJ most thrilling possible stories con­ from 7:40 to 9:40 a,m. EDT. The OJU DJB ( 15.11) cerning the role that short-wave present frequency is 6.057 megs, just 8 p.m.--Qrchestra MlI~ette: l.RX 2:40 p.m.-Icehllld hour: IFJ communications have played in our a few kilocycles below W8XAL, Cin­ 9 p.m.-Jack Jack~oll's Band; GSe GSP *5 p.m.-8roadril~t from 51. Kitb: YI'2LO (6.38) national parks. Permission to relate cinnati, O. ... YDB of Soerabaia, 10:40 p.m.-:\tu~iCilI pla~' GSD GSI *5:15 p.m. (ex. Sat. & Sun.)-:\'I'\h in Portu- some of these true stories, as well as Java, is coming through on 15.3 megs 10:45 p.m.-OX Ch.atter Box: w8XWJ (11) ,ue~e. for Europe W3XAL (17.78) *5:55 p.m.-Gr~lilLl(' to Ii~teller, DJB DJO to reproduce some rare photographs, daily from approximately 8:30 p.m. ·7 p.m.--Q\·erqa~ !)rot:rlIm (Ea~l('rn :"iOf"th has been granted to RADIO GUIDE, to 2 a.m. EDT. The signal is not Friday, July 8 Ameriea): JZJ JZK and I hope to give you this material only strong, but the "Hier is de NI­ 6:25 .a.m.--Crirhli Australia \'S. Enl:lalld G~F °7 p.m.-roli~h prot:r.am for .\orth .-\llIUiCil; from time to time in ensuing issues. ROM te Batavia" is unmistakable. GSG GSJ (ilho ill 7:30. 8:20 & 9:15 a.m.) ~PW srD 8:35 a.m.-()pen Golf Champion~hip; GSF G~G ·7 p.m.-I...:. \'0% de LiI~ Pru\illei,,~: rOnf 8:50 .a.m.-:\1u.ir from "La Boheme'": PHI *7 p.m.--Ca,lenii Cru~~dil~ Ilf't\\urk pnlllram: 11 :50 .a.m.-open Golf Championship: GSF eSG COCIf 12:30 p.m.-Cricht; England "s. Australil:: GSF ·7:~5 ,.m.-\e\\ in Po.-lul!"ll~,e: W3XAL (17.78) 4 p.m.-Arctic Rescut: GSG GSI ·8 p.m.-EI ~al\"aduriilll I'roeralll. YSD 5 p.m.-EIl!Zli~h new revie\\ iSY (18,1IS) LRA ·8 p.m.-8ruil on the Air: P~II (10.22) (9.69) *8 p.m.-~l)\·iet prol!:ram for \orth AIIl~rica: >. 5 :50 p.m.-Hai~h \far hilll Sirine Orchr:. tra: GSG RAN RKI 7 :20 p.m.-Talk, "Sportiu~ Rivalry"; GSG GSI' ~'8 :30 p.m.-Endi~h ne\\~ (rom Itah: 2R04 mr 8:15 p.m.---Concerl orche~tra: YVSRC °8:~0 p.m.-Lolilli,t ne\\~ from 'hdrid' EAR 8:45 p.m.-Gu('st nil(ht: 2R04 lRF (9.488) EAll 9 p.m.-Es~o Hour; COfH <9.43) ·9 p.m.-:'\illli~h ne\\~: Gsa °9:30 p.m.--Qriental IlrO\(rall1 from India: \'UD3 Saturday, July 9 <15.16) 7:30 .a.m.--Cri<:k('t, Elll:land V~. Au~tralia: G5-F 'C'9;~5 p.m.-Porlue:ue­ a: Johnstone, Jade. Johnny Pre­ Charles. Capitol itol Family. Sun. 11:30 thru Fri, II: I 5 a.m. NBC Fleischmann. Gettinl the Mon. 10 p.m. NBC. Family. Sun. II :30 a.m. 1:15 p.m. CBS, sents (P hill p Morris), a,m, CBS j Amateur Hour a: Most Out of Life. Mon. Headlines '" Bylinel. Bob Tues. 8 p.m. ell :30 p.m. CBS. (Chrysler), Thurs. 9 p.m. Crocker, Betty, Gold Medal, thru PrL II :45 a.m. NBC. Trout; H, V. Kaltenborn: Wed. Fri. 2 :45 p.m. NBC. for West) NBC: Sat. 8:30 Malone, Ted. Between the CBS. For Men Only. Vitali., Wed. Erwin Canham, Sun. 10:30 p.m. (11:30 p.m. for West) Bookends, Mon. Tues. Wed. C..osby, BinI". Kraft Music 9 :30 p.m. NBC. p.m. CBS, Bradley, Oscar, orchestra, Hall. Thurs. 10 p.m. NBC. CBS. Fri. I :15 p.m. MBS. Pusing Parade (Gulf Oil), Cross, Clenn. Johnny Pre­ Fre.cott, Norman. Town Hall Hello Pe"y. Drano. Wed. Joison, AI. Lifebuoy. Tues. Manhatt.n Merry-Co-Round. Sun. 7 :30 p.m. NBC, sents (Phihp Morris). S;f Game Hunt (Jpana &: Fri. 11 :30 •.m. NBC. 8:30 p.m. (12:30 a.m. for Dr. Lyons, Sun. g p.m. Breweu' A.sociation. Mon_ Tues. 8 p.m. (II :30 p.m. Sa Hep.tica), Wed. 9 p.m. Herman, Sam. C.pitol Fami_ West) CBS. NBC. day Night Show j Connie for West) NBC; Sat. 8:30 (12 mid. for West) NBC. ly. Sun. 11 :30 a.m. CBS. Journal of Livin... Victor H. Manhatt.n Chorus. Waltz Boswell; Ted Husinr; p.m. (11:30 p.m. for West) Frey, Fran, arch. Bir Town Hilltop House. Palmolive Lindlahr. Sun. 10:30 a.m.. Time (Phillips), Fri. 9 Richard Himber's orches­ CBS. (Rinso). Tues. 8 p.m. Soap. Mon. thru Fri. 10:30 Tues., Thurs. 9:30 •.m. a: p.m. NBC. tra. Man. a p.m, (12 mid. Cro.., Milton J. Ma,ic Key, (11 :30 p.m. for West) a,m. (4:30 p.m. for West) 12 noon MBS. for West) CBS. Manllerl.!. Lucille. Cities Ser­ (RCA). Sun. 2 p.m. NBC. CBS. CBS. Joyce Jordan, Cirl Interne. vice \,,;oncert. Fri. 8 p.m. Burns &; Allen. Grape Nuts, D.i1y Sports Column. Ches­ FUl"it. Merrill. Katlenmeyer'l Hlmber, Richar~J Orche.tr•. Calox Tooth Powder &: So­ NBC. Mon. 8 p.m. (10:30 p.m. terfield, Mon. thru Sat. Kinderrarten, Sat. 8 p.m. Monday Night Show lidified Albolene, Mon. thru for West) NBC. 6 :30 p.m. NBC. NBC. (Brewers' Ass·n). Man, 8 Fri. 9 :30 a.m. CBS. (Continued on Next P.i.ge) Radio Guide • Week Endin9 July 9, 1938 13 «(ont'd from Pre:ceding P;lgt) Ov~1tine. Little Orph~n An­ Orchestra, Tues. 10 p.m. Rolfe, B. A., Orch. Believe SP.ry. Aunt len.ny's Storles, Wed. 9 p.m. (1Z mid. for nie, Mon. thm Ft!. 5:45 NBC. It Or Not (Post Bran MoD. thru Fn. 11 :45 a.m. West) NBC. March of Time. Time Inc., p.m. NBC. Pretty Kitty KeUy. Wonder Flakn), Tlles. 10 p.m. (2:15 p.m. for West) CBS. Trevor, Claie-e. Big Town, NBC. Fri. 9:30 p.m. NBC. Oxydol. Ma Perkins, Mon. Bread Mon. thru Frj, 10 Starr, Judy. Time To Shine (Rinso), Tues. 8 p.m. Marria... Licenae Romance•. thru Fri. 10:45 a.m. & a.m. (4:15 p.m. for West) Romance of Helen Trent. (Griffin Shoe Polishes), (11 :30 p.m. for West) Quin Ryan, Mon. Wed. 3:15 p.m. NBC; Gold­ CBS. Edna Wallace Hop~er Cos­ Tues. 10 p.m. CBS. CBS. Frio 3 p.m. MBS. bergl, Mon. thru Frj, 1 p.m. Princell Pat. Tale of Today, metics & Old Ena:hsh Wax, Trout, Bob. Headlines & By­ Stella Dallas. Milk of Mag;­ Martin, Jane. Town Hall Big CBS. Sun. 6:30 p.m. NBC. Mon. thru Fri. 12 :30 p.m. lints, Sun. 10:30 p.m. CBS. Palmolive Soap. Hilltop CBS. nnia, Mon. thru Fri. 4:15 Game Hunt (lpana &: Sal Profellor Quiz. Nuh-Ktl_ p.m. NBC. True Or Faille. J. B. Williams Hepatica). Wed. 9 p.m. House!, Mon. thru Fn. vinltor. Sat. 9 p.m. (12 Roy, Cecil. Kaltenmeyer', Co., Mon. 10 p.m. NBC. (12 mid. for West) NBC. 10:30 a.m. (4:30 p.m. for mid. for West) CBS. Kindergarten, Sat. 8 p,m. Stepmother. Colgate, Mon. West) CBS. NBC. thru Fri. 10:45 a.m. CBS, Turns.. Vocal Varieties, Tues. Martin. Tony, Grape Nuts, Public Hero No. One. Fal_ & Thurs. 7:15 p.m. (Tues. Mon. 8 p.m. (10:30 p.m. PBrkyakarkus. L i feb u 0 y , staff Beer, Mon. 8 p,m. Royal Crown Revue. Nehi, Story of Mary Marlin. Ivory 11:15 p.m, for West) for WUt) NBC. Tues. 8:30 p.m. (12:30 NBC, Inc., Fri. 9 p.m. (12:30 Flakes. Mon, thrll Fri. II NBC. & 3 Muon, Sully. Kay Kyser's a.m. for West) CBS. a.m. for West) NBC. a.m. p.m. NBC. Musical Klass &: Dance Palin, Parade. Gulf Oil, Royal Dessertl. Rudy Vallee's Stroud Twins. Chase & San­ U. S. Rubber. Ben Bernie's (Lucley Strike). Wed. 10 Sun. 7:30 p.m. CBS. Radio Newsrnl. Encrcine, Orchestra, Thurs. 8 p.m. born, Sun. 8 p.m. NBC. Orchestra; Lew L chI' ; Buddy Clark, Wed. 8:30 p.m. NBC. Pepper Youn..'s Family. Ca­ Sun. 5 :30 p.m. NBC. NBC. Sun Oil. Lowell Thomn, may, Mon. thm Fri. 11 :30 p.m. (11:30 p.m. for West) Mayo, Waldo. Orchestra. Radio Tbellter. Lux, Mon. Rowe, Genevieve. Johnny Mon. thru Fri. 6 :45 p.m. NBC. Capitol Family. Sun. 11 :30 a.m. 5: 3 :30 p.m. NBC. 9 pm. CBS. Presents (Philip r.forris), NBC. a.m. CBS. Pet Milk. Mary Lee Taylor, Tun. 8 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. Uncle Eua. Alka-Seluer, Ralei4h & Kool. Edythe Super Sud.. Myrt &: Marie, Mon. Wed. Fri. 7: 15 p.m. McC.II, Georl't, SCI"cen.coops, Tues. Thurs. 11 a.m. (1:45 Wnght; Jack LeMiard: for West) NBC; Sat. 8 :30 Mon. thru Fri. 10: I 5 a.m. p.m. for West) CBS. p.m. (II :30 p.m. for Wnt) (11 :15 p.m. for West) Old Gold, Tues., Thurs. Tommy Dorsey's Orches­ (4 p.m. for West) CBS. NBC. 7: I 5 p.m. (11: 15 p.m. for Philip Morris. Johnny Pre­ tra. Wed. 8:30 p.m. (1 a.m. CBS. West) CBS. sents; Jack Johnstone; for Welt) NBC. Ryan, Qllin. Marriage Li_ Uncle Jim'a Question Bee. Tale of Today. Princess Pat. McCarthy, Charlie. Chue <\ Russ Morgan: Genevieve cense Romances, Mon. Washin,ton Coffee. Sat. Rowe: Glenn Cross, Tues. RCA. Magic Key; Milton Wed. Fri. 3 p.m. MBS. Sun. 6:30 p.m. NBC. 7 :30 p.m. NBC. Sanborn, Sun. 8 p.m. NBC. Cross. Sun. 2 p.m. NBC. McNamee, Graham. Royal 8 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. for Ry-Krisp. Marion Talley; Talley, Marion. Ry-Krisp, Un,er, SteHa. Your Holly­ Crown Revue (Nehi, Inc.), West) NBC; Sat. 1:30 Raye, Martba. Lifebuoy, Josef Koestner's Orches­ Sun. 5 p.m. NBC. wood News Girl (Pinkham Fri. 9 p.m. (12:30 a.m. for p.m. (11:30 p.m. for West) Tlles. 8:30 p.m. (12:30 tra. Sun. 5 p.m. NBC. Talmadge, Norma. Local Co­ Medicine). Mon. Wed. Fri. West) NBC. CBS. a.m. for West) CBS. operative Campaign, Sun. I :45 p.m. MBS. Phillip., Lorenzo Jonn, Mon. Sal Hepatica. Town Han Big 6 p,m. MBS. Uttal, F.red. For Men Only Med the Champ. Eddie East; Regional Advertilier.. Mys_ Game Hunt; Norman Fres­ Ralph Dumke, Wed. 10 thru Fri. 11: 15 a.m. NBC j tery Chef, Tues. Thurs. Taylor, Mary Lee. Pet Milk, (Vltalls), Wed. 9:30 p.m. Waltz Time; Abe Lyman's cott; Jane Martin; Harry NBC. p.m. CBS. 9:45 a.m. (1 p.m. for von Zell; Peter Van Steed­ Tues. Thurs. 11 a.m. (1 :45 Orch.; Frank Munn; Man­ West) NBC. p.m. for West) CBS. Menke'lt Helen. Bayer Aspi­ hattan Chorus, Frj, 9 p.m. en's orchestra: H a I' I' Y Vadlco Saln Coe-P. Court of rin, -tun. 7 :30 p.m. CBS. NBC. Rich, Irene. Welch, Sun. ( Bot tie) McNaug;hton. Tl'nderleaf Tea. One Man's Human Relations, Sun. 9 Milk of Marnelia. Stella Dal­ 9:45 p.m. (II: 15 p,m. for Wed. 9 p.m. (12 mid. for Family Wed. 8 p.m. (Sun. p.m. MBS. Philippe Cosmetics. John'. Wnt) NBC. West) NBC. 12:30 a.m. for West) NBC. las, Mon. thrll Fri. 4: 15 Olher Wife. Mon. thru Fri. Valiant Lady. Gold Medal, p.m. NBC. 10:15 a.m. NBC. Rinso. Big Sister, Mon. thru Salter, Harry, Orcheltra. The HURhes Reel. Borden Mon. thru Fri. 2 :30 p.m. Fri. 11 :30 a.m. (2 p.m. for Hobby Lobby (Jell-D), Co.• Mon. thru Fri. 4 :30 NBC. Model Tobacco. Pick & Pat, Pick & Pat. Model Tobacco, West) CBS: Big Town: p.m. NBC. Slln. 7 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. Vallee, Rudy, 0 I' c b eat I' a. Edward Roecker, Mon. Mon. 8:30 p.m. (11:30 Edward G. Robinson and for West) NBC. The Woman In Wbite. Pills_ 8:30 p.m. (11:30 p.m. for p.m. for West) CBS. Claire Trevor; Fran Frey's Royal Desserts, Thurs. 8 Sealt~lt. Your Family and bury, Mon. thru Fri. 10:45 Well) CBS. Pillsbury Flour. The Woman Orchestra. Tues. 8 p.m. a.m. NBC. p.m. NBC. (11:30 p.m. for West) Mine, Mon. thru Fri. 5 :30 Molle. Vox Pop: Piltks John­ in White, Mon. thru Fri. p.m. NBC. Thomas, Lowell. Sun Oil, Van Steeden, Peter, orches­ son; Wallace Butterworth, 10:45 a.m. NBC. CBS. tra. Town Hall Big Game Second HUlband. Bayer Aspi­ Mon. thru Fri. 6 :45 p.m. Hllnt (Ipana & Sal Hepat­ Tun. 9 p.m. (Mon. 12 :30 Pinkham Medicine. Your Hol­ Ripley, Robert L. Believe It NBC. a.m. for West) NBC. lywood News Girl; Stella Or Not (Post Bran rin. Tues. 7 :30 p.m. CBS. ica), Wed. 9 p.m. (12 mid. Flakes), Tues. 10 p.m, ThOle We Love. Ponds for West) NBC: For Men Monday Ni,ht Show. Brew­ Unger, Mon. Wed. Fri. Sims, Vir,inia. Kay Kyser's Cream, Mon. 8 :30 p.m. ers' Ass'n, Mon. 8 p.m. 1:45 p.m. MBS. NBC. & Only (Vitalis), Wed. 9 :30 Musical Klass Dance NBC. p.m. NBC; Your Hit Pa­ (12 mid. for West) CBS. Ponda Cream. Those We Road of Life. Chipso, Mon. (Lucky Strike), Wed. 10 p.m. NBC. Tim & Irene. Royal Crown rade (Lucky Strike), Sat. Mor..an, RUII, Orcheltra. Love, Mon. 8 :30 p.m. NBC. thru Fri. 11 :45 a.m. NBC Revue (Nehi, Inc.), Fri. 9 10 p.m. CBS. Johnny Presents (Philip Popeye the Sailor Man. Pop­ & 1 :30 p.m. CBS. Sin..in.. Lady. Kellogg's, Mon. p.m. (12 :30 a.m. for West) Vic & Sade. Crisco, Mon. Morris). Tues. 8 p.m. sicle, Mon. Wed. Fri. 6:15 thru Thurs. 5 :30 p.m. NBC. (11 :30 p.m. for West) Robinson, Edward G. BIR NBC. thrll Fri. 11:15 a.m. NBC p.m. CBS. Town (Rinso), Tues. 1 Time Inc, March of Time. &0 1 :15 p.m. CBS. NBC: Sat. 8:30 p.m. Skelly. Court of MiSiing Fri. 9:30 p.m. NBC. (11 :30 p.m. for West) Poplide. Popeye the Sailor p.m. (11 :30 p.m. for West) Vitalis. For Men Only; Peter Man, Mon. Wed. Fri. 6: 15 CBS. Heirs, Sun. 10:30 p.m. Time to Shine. (Griffin Shoe Van Steden's orchestra: CBS p.m. CBS. CBS. Mr. Keen, Tracer of LOlt Roecker, Edward. Pick & Pat Polishes), Tues. 10 p.m. Peg LaCentra; Fred Uttal. Perlonl. Bi-So-Dol, Tun. POlt Bran Flake•. Believe It (Model Tobacco), Mon. Speaks, Mar,aret. Firestone. CBS. Wed. 9:30 p.m. NBC. Wed, Thurs. i : 15 p.m. Or NOt · Robert L. Ripley; 8 :30 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. for Mon. 8:30 p.m. (11 :30 p.m. Town Han BI, Game Hunt. Vocal Varietiel. Turns, Tues. NBC. Linda i ee; B. A. Rolfe's West) CBS. for West) NBC. Ipana 5: Sal Hepatica, Thurs. 7: 15 p.m. (Tues. Mrl. Wi"l of the Cabba,e 11 :15 p.m. for West) NBC. Patch. Old English Wax, von Zell, Harry. Hobby Lob­ Mon. thrll Fri. 10· a.m. by (Jell-D), Sun 7 p.m. NBC. (11 :30 p.m. for West) Munn, Frank. American Al­ NBC: Town Hall Big Game bum (Bayer Aspirin), Slln. Game Hunt (Ipana &: Sal 9:30 p.m. NBC; Wahl" Hepatica), Wed. 9 p.m. Time (Phillips), Fri. 9 (12 mid. for West) NBC. p.m. NBC. Vox Pop. Molle, Tues. 9 p.m. Myrt & Marge. Super Suds, (Mon. 12 :30 a.m. for Mon. thrll Fri. 10:15 a.m. West) NBC. (4 p.m. for West) CBS. Mystery Chef. Regional Ad­ Wallenstein, Alfred. Fire­ vertisers. Tues. Thurs. Stone, Mon. 8 :30 p.m. 9:45 a.m. (1 p.m. for (II :30 p.m. for WCSt) West) NBC. NBC. Waltz Time. Phillips. Fri. 9 p.m. NBC. Nasb-Kelvinator. Prof. Quiz, Sat. 9 p.m. (12 mid. for Walhington Coffee. Uncle West) CBS. Jim's Question Bee, Sat. 7 :30 p.m. NBC. National Barn Dance. Alka_ Seltzer. Sat. 9 & 11 p.m. Welcb. Irene Rich, Sun. 9:45 NBC. p.m. (11:15 p.m. for West) Nat') Bilcllit Co. Dan Hard­ NBC. ing's Wife. Mon. tbru Fri. Whiteman. Paul, Orchestra. 12 noon NBC. Chesterfield, Fri. 8:30 p.m. (II :30 p.m. for West) National Farm & Home "Sal" Pagliuca talks with observers atop Mt, as they (above) check the direction and speed Hour. Mon. tbru Sat. Washington via the radiotelephone circuit of air currents as well as height of the clouds CBS. 12 :30 p.m. NBC. White Naptha. Guiding Light. Mon. thru Fri. 3 :45 p.m. Nebi, Inc. Royal Crown Re­ NBC. vue: Tim & Irene; Graham Wicker, Ireene. Singing Lady McNamee: George Olsen's (Kellogg's), Mon. thrll Orch.; Golden Gate Jubilee Thurs. 5 :30 p.m. NBC. Quartet: Fredda Gibson: Teddy Bergman, Fri. 9 SPECIAL MEDAL OF MERIT Wilcher, Louise. Between the p.m. (12:30 a.m. for West) Bookends, Mon. Tues. NBC. Wed. Fri. 1 :15 p.m. MBS. Nesbitt, John. Passing Pa­ Winchelliana. Jergens, Sun. rade (Gulf Oil), Sun. 7:30 TO THE YANKEE NETWORK 9:30 & 11 p.m. NBC. p.m. CBS. Winkler, Bettv. Girl Alone. Old Dutch CleanIeI'. Bache­ Mon. thru Fri. 4 :45 p.m. lor's Children, Mon. thru NDER the American system of broad­ during blizzards or sun-storms, in order that NBC; Attorney - at _ Law Fri. 9 :45 a.m. CBS. casting, individual initiative is encour­ the people of its territory may have the Johnson's Wax), Tues. Old Engliab Wax. Mrs. 9 :30 p.m. NBC. Wiggs of the Cabbage U aged to the utmost. The result is that best and most accurate information that man Win Your La.dy. Woodbury Patch. Mon. thru Fri. 10 many radio stations develop services and can collect. Sun. 9 &: 10:30 p.m. NBC. a.m. NBC: Our Gal Sun­ Wolf, Johnny. Kahenmeyer'¥ day, Thurs. Fri. 12 :45 features which are far beyond the merely In the last analysis, it is just a weather ser­ Kindergarten, Sat. 8 p.m. p.m.; Romance of Helen adequate. RADIO GUIDE calls attention to those vice, of course, but RADIO GUIDE is happy to NBC. Trent, Thurs. Fri. 12 :30 services in the belief that it aids the cause point to it and what it means because it rep­ Woodbllry. Win Your Lady; p.m. CBS. Jim Ameche; Betty Lou Old Faahioned Revival Hour. of the listener. resents the added value and usefulness that Gerson, Sun. 9 & 10:30 Gospel Broadcasting ASI'n. Conspicuous for its merit is a service offered can be put into the most commonplace thing p.m. NBC. Sun. II :30 p.m. MBS. listeners by the Yankee Network of New Eng­ by men with imagination and daring. Wonder Bread. Pretty Kitty Old Gold. George McCaU's Kelly, Mon. thru Fri. 10 Screenscoops, Tues. Thurs. land. The program is known by name as the RADIO GUIDE'S Special Medal of Merit is a.m. (4:15 p.m. for West) 7:15 p.m. (11:15 p.m. for Yankee Network Weather Service. Many sta­ offered to radio stations, networks, or opera­ CBS. West) CBS. tors for conspicuous initiative and rendering Wright, Edythe. Raleigh li Olsen, Geor,e, Orch. Royal tions offer weather services, but more often Kool, Wed. 8:30 p.'IIl. Crown Revue (Nehi, Inc.), than not theirs is a mere routine reading of of service for the public well-being. The (1 a.m. for West) NBC. Fri. 9 p.m. (12:30 a.m. for a government handout. It is typical of achievements of the Yankee Network weather Wrigley'a Pr0l"ram. Mon. West) NBC. thru Fri. 7 & 10 p.m. CBS. One Man's Family. Tender­ the energy of the men behind the Yankee service measure up to the high standard de­ leaf Tea, Wed. 8 p.m. Network that they established on the highest manded. With the wish that it may enjoy YOllr Hollywood News Girl. (Sun. 12:30 a.m. for West) Pinkham Medicine, Mon. NBC. mountain within reach a year-round weather­ many more years of public service, we present Wed. Fri. 1 :45 p.m. MBS. O'Neills. Ivory Soap, Mon. observation tower which is manned by ex­ to the Yankee Network Weather Service our Your Family & Mine. Scal­ thru Fri. 12:15 p.m. NBC. perts, which does its job day in and day out, Special Medal of Merit. test, Mon. thru Fri. 5 :30 Our Cal Sunday. Anacin & p.m. NBC. Old English Wax, Mon. Your Hit Parade. Lucky thru Fri. 12:45 p.m. CBS. Strike, Sat. 10 p.m. CBS. 14 Radio Guide. Week Endln9 July 9, 1938 • RADIO GUIDE'S X-WORD PUZZLE

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NNUMERABLE merchandise bargains can Was"ab'e Paper Tab'.clot" be secured at small expense by listening "Rush Hughes" (Mondays through Fridays, I to your radio. The items below are recent NBC, 4: 30 pm.. EDT) offers a 36-inch-square offers made by network programs. Let them washable paper tablecloth available in three aid you in getting more for your money. colors to those who send a Chateau Cheese 'oolcl.' 011 "The Trllt. About 'nt.rllol label plus ten cents to The Borden Company, Cleanliness" 350 Madison Avenue, New York City. "Victor H. Lindlahr" (Sundays, MBS, 10: 30 Recipe Booklets to J1 a.m. EDT and Tuesdays ,md Thursdays "Your Family and Mine" (Monday through from 9:30 to 10 a.m. EDT) otTers the booklet Friday, NBC, 5: 30 p.m. EDT) offers varlOU=, "The Truth About Internal Cleanliness" to recipe booklet.s to tho~e who write "Your those who write to Sel'utan, Dept. L., c/o Family and Mine," c '0 National Broadcasting WOR, 1440 Broadway, New York City. Company, New York City lootlet Silv.r Spoons and Compact "Skelly Court of Missing Hrirs" (Sundays, The Lux Radio Theater (Monday. CBS, 9 CBS, 10:30 to 11 p.m. EDT) offers the booklet p.m. EDT) will send six silver-plated spoons "The Story of Skelgas" to those who write the to listeners who send in a large Lux Flakes station to which you are listening. box-top plus fifty cents to Lever Brothers. Cambridge, Mass. A compact will be sent to SU..r Salad Set those who send three Lux toilet-soap wrap­ "Bachelor's Children' (Monday through pers. plus twenty-five cents in coin, to Lu.." Friday, CBS, 9:45 a.m. EDT) offers a three­ Toilet Soap. Box No. I, New York City. The piece salad set of William Rogers silverware. offers are (or U. S. listeners only Send three windmill pictures from Old Dutch Cleanser labels plus fifty cents (in Canada, Boot ot "True or Fats." Qu.stlons b Allsw.rs three windmill pictures plus seventy-five "True or False." Dr. Harry Hagen's quiz cents) to Old Dutch, Chicago, Illinois. program under the sponsorship of the J B. Williams Company (Monday, NBC, 10 p.m. fmergellcy Melldillg.Ki# EDT), offers a book containing questions used "My!'t and Marge" (Monday through Fri­ on the program to list~ners who send the back day, CBS, 10:15 a.m. EDT; rebroadcast, 12 of the box of a double-size tube of Williams noon PST) offers an em~rgcncy mending-kit Shaving Cream to the J. B. Williams Com­ in luggage brown suedine for box-top ot Con­ pany. Glastonbury, Conn centrated Super Suds and ten cents in coin to "Hand ot Fatima" Charm be ~ent to Concentrated Super Suds. Jersey City, N. J. "Believe It Or Not" (Tuesdays, NBC, 10 p.m. EDT) offers a "Hand of Fatima" charm "leu )O""SO." Compledolt-Irudl to those who send a box-top from Post Bran _Wi.. _,,, "Hilltop House" (Monday through Friday, Flakes plus three cents in stamps to "Believe Biggest event of the year in track and field take. place In CBS. 10:30 a.m. EDT; rebroadcast, 12:30 p.m. It Or Not Ripley," Battle Creek, Mich. Buffalo, New York, this Sunday. One of the leading con­ PST) offers a Bess Johnson complexion-brush tender. will be Glenn Cunningham, famous mller above loot for the black bands from three cakes ot Palm­ "One Man's Family" (Wednesdays, NBC, 8 olive Soap, together with ten cents in coin, p.m. EDT; rebroadcast, Sundays, 8:30 p.m. addressed to Bess Johnson, Palmolive, Jersey PST) offers the book "One Man's Family City, N. J. Looks at Life" to tho.!'e who send a package­ Toot" Powder front (rom a Tender Leaf Tea box and ten cents to "One Man's Family." 420 Lexington The "Stepmother" program (Monda)' Avenue. New YOI'k City through Friday, CBS, 10:45 a.m. EDT) offers an eight-day supply 01 Colgate Tooth Powder. Questlon-8ee Game and CoR.. There are no requirements. Write to Step­ "Uncle Jim's Question Bee" (Saturdays, mother, Colgate. Jersey City. N J NBC, 7:30 p.m. EDT). Six contestants (three men and three women) are picked from the Set 0# Tftree Cattarougus Vanadium Stee' K,,;ves audience. First orize is $25.00. All contes­ "Aunt Jenny's Stories" (Mondays through tants receive copy of Uncle Jim's Question Fridays, CBS, 11:45 a.m. to 12 noon EDT; re­ Bee Game and one can of George Washingtoa broadcast 10:15 to 10:30 a.m. PST) offers a Coffee. Tho~e who submit accepted questions set o( three Cattaraugus Vanadium Steel with correct answers receive one can ot coffee knives to those who send a cardboard disk for each accepted question. Address Uncle from a Spry package plus fifty cents in coin Jim, G. Washington Coffee Co., Morristown, to "Aunt Jenny," Box 800, Grand Central An­ N J nex, New York City. $25 Cadi Cloths-Brus" "Professor Quiz" (Saturday, CBS, 9 p.m "Road of Life" (Mondays through Fridays, EDT; rebroadcast 8 p.m. PST) offers $25 for CBS, 1:30 to 1:45 p.m. EDT) offers a clothes­ each of six best lists of five questions and brush to those who send a Chipso box-top correct answers to those who write on entry plus twenty-five cents to Cilipso, in care of blanks (obtainable from Nash-Kelvinator the station to which you are listening. Offer dealers) and send to Prof Quiz. CBS. New applies to U. S. listeners only. York City.

MR. FAIRFAX KNOWS ALL

No personal replies to questions unless called to sing in many cities in Europe before accompanied by stamped. self-addressed en- he returned to POIIndiana role. His success was immediate, and he was operator.-M. G., Fairfield, Me. 16 Radio Guide • Week EndiruJ July 9, 1938 •

ANYTHING ON YOUR HEAD IS A HAT LLEN PRESCOTT, well remembered as "The Wife Saver," collaborators pictured here have other and more commendable occu- turned his mind recently in a moment 01 whimsy to the styles pations by listening at the prescribed times: Allen Prescott, "Say It A 01 the ladies' latest chapeaux. Utilizing such kitchenware as With Words," 9:30 p.m. EDT, Tuesdays on the Mutual Broadcasting happened to be in his own stock, Prescott adorned the elfin Judy System; Judy Starr, Hal Kemp's "Time to Shine," 10 p.m. EDT Tues- Starr in creations which so closely parallel accepted styles as days on the Columbia Broadcasting System; Ruth Carhart, 11 a.m. modeled by Ruth Carhart that these pictures were made to perpetuate EDT, Mondays on the Columbia Broadcasting System. No one ..... his findings_ Anyone interested may prove to himself that all three surnes responsibility for any outrages milliners may now perpetrate! Exclusiye Radio Guide Pbolographs by Cbarles Seawood

The diHerenceo between the hal worn by Judy Starr (center) and Ruth Carhart's are as Prescott opines that the orang&-juicer-with-daHodils model follows: Ruth's is expensive. fngile. fashionable. made of straw and imitation flowers. is "within the means of the woman in the street" - further Judy's is a frying-pan, uplumed and benl, with real daisies allached by Prescolll quesses thai that's where most husbands might dispose 01 il

ObTioua advantages of Allen Prescott's hom&-made model over the store-bought article u you quess thai the rakish model Judy Starr is demonstrating are easily Doted: Judy'. Prescott creation of wide-brimmed breadboard-with<1othes1ine for Prescott is an upside-down funnel with a stalk of as­ is more durable, cheaper than Ruth's somewhat similar. but swanky. straw skimmer paragus projecting through the spoul, you're exactly right! 18 ANOTHER AMECHE BECOMES A FATHER

AMES AMECHE and Don Ameche suggest that for once Nature was well enough Jpleased with her handiwork to do the whole thing over again. Twenty-three-year-old Jim looks like a retouched picture of Don, and listeners are constantly astonished at the r&­ semblance of their voices on the air. This week many listeners will hear Jim for the first time, for on Sunday night at 9, EDT (6:30 PST for the West), he takes over the leading role in NBC's new series, "Win Your Lady." This clima:.

Jim Jr. was Belte Ameche's first-bom. His grandparentll live in Holly­ The Amech.. live unpretentioWJly in Oak Parle, a suburb 01 Chicago, where Don wood in a. home provided for them by Don. He will have to better Don's made hie reputation as atar of "Grand HoteL" "F1Ill1 Nighter:' Many believe nm', children. Donnie, 4, and Ronnie, 2, to carry the torch 01 Ameche acting! talent, rather than hie resemblance to Don. will soon take him to Hollywood too 19 UN CLE SAM BROADCASTS :AS "GOVERNMENT RADIO" CONTROVERSIES RAGE, WPA PROGRAMS GO ON THE AIR!

ITHIN recent months the Federal 50,000 watts, such as Cincinnati's 500,000­ government has played an increas­ watt WLW plant), or of the establishment W ingly important part in conversa· of a government-controlled short·wave sta. tion about radio. As for real action, little tion to broadcast United States propaganda has happened, but almost every day some to South America. new reports or rumors have come in about Functioning serenely through it all, and a Congressional investigation of the Fed· achieving surprisingly good results, has eral Communications Commission; or been the WPA's contribution to the listen about a Federal Communications ComJnis. era' far_the Federal Theatre Radio D' sion investigation of a hypothetical "radio vision broadcasts of cultural and eduCl monopoly," or of a "radio dictator," or the tional programs. These pictures show pee elimination of "superpower" (more than pie, operations behind those programs. Exclusiye Radio Gujde Photographs by Gus Gale - ( .- '.'''' • n

I M.an" Pilo Sw.rdott1: • • IS 01 ",,,>.', he NEW Y()£1(_ TillES,. ~UNDAY. IIAY 1 BEIDND THE SCENES

Feckral Tbealre OaR"""it

Left: National Director 01 the FTRD Right: Evan Roberta. director. began since ita birth has been Hallie Flan· as a SI..·year man. helped make agan.. former Vauar dnma professor FTRD an important dramatic oounse ~~~~~-

Lucius Henderson ~ probably oldest working actor in the world. He's FTRD actors are colorful; most of them have earned big aalaries at some time. Maxi· Samuel Tall OefO and William Berner are two 01 the technicians and aound-effects men The FTRD aound-eUecta '1ibrary" is u complete as most Itations'. It 93. played in musical comedies 50 yean ago. wu on Broadway in mum WPA aaJary is S23.80. One object of the project is to avoid depletion of talent; who make WPA programs suitable for broadcast on commercial ltatiOns. Their employs six men, among them Ed Miller Oeft) and Ace Oecha. Pro­ 1884. Abo,..: Now an FTRD "requiar," he signa in daily for new jobel many stage actors go from FTRD ahow. to commercial procpama. Above: Work for alll technical data are available to all broadcasters. Stations, networb donate time gra..ms are rehearsed at FTRD studios. broadcast at atationa' or networks' 20 21 DON'T LOOK TOO FAR FOR YOUR FUN ACATIONERS. as soon as they revert to their nonnal routines, V are generally willing to agree with doctors that hectic holidays are bad business. Most people whose lives provide little exercise overtax themselves on their vacations by working too hard at "getting healthy." Instead of such flash·in·th...pan activo ity. doctors urge week·to-week health· courting, such as Betty Wragge. Peg La Centra, Dell Sharbutt and Dave Grant demonstrate in these pictures. Photograph.! by Charles Sea..ood

Llke hom.makers and office-work.... artists find their work demapds more nervous enerqy than phpicaL Principal atlraclioll at the "dud. ranch" To balance that without olnlining themselves, many turn to relreata ouch as the Valley Dud. Ranch, 86 miles are mil.. of open !raila. Above: Peg La from the heart of Manhattan, for fregoellt ..orkouta. Above: Betty Wragge and Dell Sharbult liar! out Centra and Dave Grant ride along (rear)

Left to right: Dell Sharbutt. Dave Grant. Miltoll Stem (C<>OWlIer of the ranch), Betty Wragge (ahooting) and Betty (left) is "Peggy" 011 "Pepper Young'a Peq La Centra (with gun across knees). They've found that diveraified sports help prevent strain on anyone Family" 011 NBC daily. Peg is the only girl let of muscles. recommend outings for others whOR work doesn't keep them in top phylical condition all "For Men Only" 011 NBC Wed. nights 22 Among most common errors of vacationers are muscular strains (spectator ey....train. also from the sun. Outings should be frequent and must include activities. such as watching riders in the corral above. prevent this). o.ver· plenty 01 rest. Valley Ranch rates are typical 01 resorts handy to all cities: exposure to the Bun (which strains nerves, heart, prevents sound sleep) and S7 pei day (including meals. cabin. horse); S45 per week. SI5 lor a week-end

Table tennis

This trick. demonstrated by one of the cowboys employed by the ranch. is tionary. is a fop or dandy. Western slang has attached the title to easterners not difficult for the horse. since the hurdle is low. but demands co-ordination unaccustomed to ranch life. "Atmosphere" is one of the most important hom the rider because of the bar overhead. A "dude," according to the die- elements in dude-ranching. Most cities have places similar to this near by 23 WHAT'S BECOME OF-

Donald Dicbon. baritone, .... a ...... tiona! "find" laat year. sang on the Sealteat aeries and at the "Met:' Now he'. on a Yankee net..ork aeri.. Sundaya at 6:45 p.m. EDT

Gene and GleDD ..ere lavorll.... early .. 1929. crealed "jake and Lena:' one 01 the first big Donald Novia (left) ..on the Atwater Kent 1928 auditions. comedy leoma. In real Iile Gene Carroll (left) and Glenn Ro..ell, Ihey no.. broadcast on was "America'. moet promising singer:' then a top atar. NBC Tueadaya on the Weel Coast. Fridaya 011 a broadcaat thai alao reach.. the Mid....1 Now he's staging a "comeback" on a West Coast program.

"Colonel Lemuel Q. Sioopnagle" (above) and his equally ehallo..-willed nagle") and Budd Hulick (''Budd''}-broke up their par\Derehip. both gol stooge. "Budd:' have been a bi9~time team for so long that their charac­ jobs. Budd is on MES friday nights on "Whal'a My Name?" "Stoop" is on ter nom.. are household ..orda. Recently they-F. Chase Taylor ("Stoop- the Yankee net with Donald Dickson in a Sunday night commercial series 24 SUNDAY THIS WEEK'S PROGRAMS SUNDAY

CBS-Summer Session; Barry MORNING Schedule Changes for July 3 to July 9 Wood j Nan Wynn; Symphon­ IL.....--_I etles; lynn Murray's Orch.: This department announces programs which change their networks or hour ot broadcast for two WBB'I KFAB KSrJ KMOX 7:00 CST 6:00 ~IST weeks after the change is made. Consult the program listings for yOUr local station KDAL KRNT (sw.15.27) CBS·Orj!;an Loft: weco W88M CKY·Fine Recordings (sw·21.5Z) NEW PROGRAMS 3. The lJroad,'l8t can lJ(I heard C.valcade of America f~ponsored rltrlly trom the alr after the KFAB-Congregatiollal Church at 7:80 and fJ Il.m. C~T (0:30 by Ou I'ont), lett tile air for hut hroad,'ut, 'fuellda,·. Jut)" :i. NBC-Coast to Cout on I Bus' Attorney· at . L.w Isponlpllll'iug the Fibber .\IcGee Eddie Cantor hpon80red by CaIn- IIdny's all-j:'lrl or"helltta, l('sl·et!1 WCCO·Strange As It Seem. ~how. can II(> heard Tue8da}'s at PROGRAM CHANGES elll), lett the aIr (or the summer the 1IIrwa~'s Sundll'·. July 3. WOW KSTP (sw.llS) 7:30 p.llI. orr 16:80 p.m. liST), WlJGYPeari &: Ade 7:15 CST 6:15 MST Boake Carter (sponsored by lIus­ months after his last broadcut lack Benny'. Show (sl}OnlOred by IIUlrtlug R('tly Winkler and :\Ionday. June 27. Jell-O), laded (or the duratlou WHLB·Movie Preview NBC-Tom Terris: WOW KSTP Henry Hnnter. Idell olld Post Toutlell), for­ WMIN-Lunchwn on the Terrace lIIl"rly heilrd three times nl/{Iltly F.mily Party (spoll80red l>y _\lIla- or the SUUlluer, Sunday. June 26. (sw·21.5) Hobby Lobby (spoll80red by Jell­ now startll a new IIclledule ot Challller8 1Ifl,:. Co.). lett tile .:roe Penner (sl)Omlorl'l1 b,· COCil- W~AX-Sllnny Syncopators 7 :30 CST 6:30 MST 0), the IIUllllller show repllclng alrwn,'s Salurda~·. July 2. malt), left th(l air for tile two nlglltly brolldcasts. begIn­ ~eailOn 12:45 CST 11:45 MST CBS·Aubade for Strings; News: Jack Benny, will feature Dave ning July 4. Boake cau IIOW be Fibber McGee and Company (epou, SUllday, June 26. ~BC·Vincente Gomez, guitarist: J-:Illlan as m.e. with Elllrry von sored b)' Johnson's Wax), lett tum and Abner (sl)Oll80red h)' KMOX weco WHRM (sw­ heard eOlllmelltlng lIonday, WLW WJ\lAQ KSTP WOW Zell and Darry Salter'a orebes· 'VedneBday. Thunday and ).'rl­ the air 1'ul'sdo)', June 28, to go P08tUru). faded trom the air 21.52) tra. Tile program CIUl be heard day Ilt 5:45 p.m. CST {4:4l'.i Oil a nine-week vacation. after the la~t broadcast ~·rlday. KOA NBC-Melody Moments: KSTP Sundays. at 5 p.m. CST 14. p.lD. p.m. liST} for We!lot 6:-Iu p.m. Fred Allen, comedian (spol1lOred July 1. MBS·Charlie & Jane Entertain: WOW (sw.2l.S) lIST). CST (5:4:1 p.m. lIST). bJ' Sal Hepatka and !IJana), Mary Marl'aret McBride. oolumn. tewl.cJhn Stadium Concert. Btart· tadt'd trom the air after the lit (8ponsored by Minute Tapl- WGN 8:00 CST 7:00 MST For Men Only (lIj}Onaored by VI­ CBC-,D.Radio Pulpit: CKX ed the liIea8011 O\'er CBS Sunday. 111111), usually lJroadca8t :\Ion­ IlllSt broadca8t Wednesday, June OI.'a) , woulld up her MondaY NBC-Russian Melodies, dU. Alex June :''6, at 6:30 p.m. CST (5:30 tlllya, ean now be heard Wednes· :.'9. throuJ:h }o'rlday broadcasts F'rl- CKY-Fine Recordings e ander Kiriloff: KOIL WTCN p.m. liST). days. starting July 6, Ilt 7:30 Georl'e .:reuel'. l'rocram (epon- day. July 1. She will return to KF'J\1-llawaiian String Pickers P...in.. Parade (8I)OII80red by GUlf WMT WLW KSO KMA (sw­ II.m. CST (6:80 I). Ill. liST). !IOred lJ,)' Local CoolJeratl\"e Cam- tilt' alrl\'n)"s lOme time In tile on Products). with Jollll Xe8­ patl:'n). will tade frOIll the aIr. ellrly llllrt or ."u;.:u~l. WCCO-)1usical Prgm. 15.21) Grand Central Station, drama bitt. AI Garr, Oa('ar BradleY's (III)(Ju80rl"<1 by L111terlnl"), for· ..... II)·S litter tile hut broadcast, :Phil Baker (epou"Ored b)' Gulf on WHLB-Program Previews NBC-.Q.Highlights of the Bible: orcbt'ltra alld John Conte. an­ merly heard on 8nndllY nl,lrhtl Sunda)', July 3. 'fhe last IltO- Produeh), started his vacation WHO·Headlines of the Week WOW WEBC KSTP KFYR nounclng, can be heard Sunday.. call now be Ileard 011 Tuesday ,lrram of the flerles ('an be heard att.. r his lut brOlldel8t of the W~AX·Sonll:S of Jimmy Morl!;an at 5:30 p.m. CST (,&:80 p.m. ulght8. startlng July 5, at 7 Sunday at 4 p.lll. CST f3 p.lll. 8('a8On Suuday, June 26. WMAQ (sw-ll.S> MST). 1IS'1·). Radio Theater, drama fspoll80red J :00 CST 12 :00 MST CBS-.o.Church of the Air: KSCJ p.lII. CST (6 11m. liST). (BS-Everybody's Music: KRNT Town Hall Bi.. Game Hunt (III)On­ Xarch of Time (sl)(JlllOrl"d by Good New. of 1938 hpollsored by hy LU:l). will IlteSl'llt the last weco W88M KMOX WNAX sored to cludt'd the last broadeast ot the s('n~n 110mln,'. Jub' 4. WBBM hw-15.27) luI:' Frt'd AlIt'lI, can be heard 8:30 7:30 Frlda)'s, and CliO be heard at summer ..... lIh the program The Ba.ker'. Broadca.t (apon80red CST MST Wedn('IIeu Air Rellglou. Service Hett}· Lou GerSOIl can be heard rone Power. wall lleard Sun- Jergeus). left the alrwa,'s tor Itead tl>e arlicl. abOut Ihi. __nt at Getl"811urg." Program will Sundll.I'S, at 7 and 8:30 p.m. CST ClOSINGS day. June :''(1, tor tile laat time the summer after his last broad- on pave I •• luclude It 8ermon by Hev. Jo­ HI and 7:30 1).1lI. liST). Ben Bernie (~ponsor(>d by V. S. this SlIllllller. 111111 prO,lrrarn wllt <'tlilt ~llnday, June 20. 8t'pb Fort Newton, D.D.• Hector Winchell'. Column Quiz (spou­ Tlrl.'l. will I('a\"e Ihe airway_ return ngltln In the fnll. Watch the Fun Go By (spollwred ~'mC,Suliday Drivers: WMAQ of St. Luke's EplllOOpal Church, lIOred by Jergell'lS) 81arts • Ilew after htl! lllllt broadcut W~nes­ Horace Heidt'. orchntra f~I)On- lIy Jo'ordl, signed ol'l' after the KOA KSTP WOW WHO 1)II11adclllhla. Subject: "Higher 8e1·il.'11 ot l)roJ:rnlllll SUllday, July dllY. July 6. !KIted by Alemite), fadell tl'llll)O' Inst broadcast '.fue8day. JUlie 28. Ideals ot American Citizen- KFYR (sw.1533) CBC-E\-erybody's :'Ilusic: CKX ship."talk by ThereDr. Heurywill Wbe••-\.a shortTIan. 1------_ CKY ,;(Iu. j)rNlldeut of Gett)·"burg News: KOIL WAAW College, alld musie by the U. S. ::\Iarlue Band. Log of Stations Listed in Edition C-Northwestern KFJM-Olle I. Skratthult CBS-Wings Over Jordan: KSCJ KFNF Vic Meyer's Band KMA-Voice & the Orcan WCCO WBBM KDAL KMOX C~II Call Kilo- Power Net· Kilo- Power Net- KSOO-Sunday Noon New. WNAX (sw.21.52) letters cycles Watts location work letters cycles W~tts loution work CBS·Children's Hour: (sw-21.52) WCALMarch of Faith WeCO-fiome Folks Tuntl MBS·Victor II. Lindlahr: WGN CJRMt Regin~, Suk~tchewan WCCO P~ul WOGY·Slim Jim D,Chapel Strvice: KFNF WDGY 540 1.000 CBC 810 50.000 Minneapolis-St. CBS M~nitoba K~nsas WEBC,Collcertaires WOW CKX 1120 1.000 Brandon, CBC WDAFt 610 5.000 City. Missouri NBC·R CKY 910 15,000 Winnipeg, Manitoba CBC WDAV D~kob WGN-Alice Blue, pianist 9:00 CST 8:00 MST 940 5,000 Fargo, North NBC KDAL· Duluth, Minnesob CB5 Minne~polis·St, WI-ILB.(ountry Church of Holly­ CBS-Chu. Paul. organist: KSCJ 1500 100 WDGV 1180 5.000 Paul MBS KFAB Lincoln. Nebn..sh CBS WEBC wood WCCO WBBM KFAB KDAL 770 10.000 1290 5.000 Duluth, Minnes.xa NBC KFDV Brookings, South Dakota loul WLW-Voice of the Farm KRNT WHLB 780 1.000 WENR 870 SO,OOO Chic.1go, Illinois HBC-B 1410 Gnnd Forks, North Dakob loul WON WMIN-Hollywood Brevitie. NBC-~ews; Aunt Abbie Steps KFJ'" 1.IlOO 720 50,IlOO Chicago, Illinois MB5 KFNF§ 890 1,000 Shen.1ndoah, Iowa loul WHASt 820 50.IlOO louisville, Kentucky CBS WNAX·Guest Prgm. Out: KOA WEBC WMAQ KFVR BismOirck, North WTCN·Jane Joy Show KFYR (sw.21.5) 550 5.IlOO Dakob NBC WHLB 1370 250 Virginia, Minnesota CB5 KMA 930 5,000 Shenandoah. Iowa NBC·B WHO 1000 SO.IIOO Des Meines, Iowa NBC-R WTMJ·To be announced MBS·Los Pomperos: WGN KOIL KOinus City, Missouri CBS WLW KSO KMBCt 950 5.000 WJRt 750 50.IlOO Detroit, MichigOin CBS 1:15 CST 12:15 MST KMOX 1090 50.000 St. louis, Missouri CBS WL8 760 5,IlOO MinneOlpolis·St. Paul local CB:-i·EHr)'body's Music; WCCO 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KOA 830 50.IlOO Denver. Colondo NBC-R WLS 870 50.IlOO Chicago, Illinois NBC-B NBC·Sunday Drivers: WLW NBC-Neighbor Nell, philosophy: KOIL 1260 5.IlOO OmOlha. Nebraska HBC·B & MBS WLW 700 500.IlOO CincinnOlti, Ohio NBC & MBS :'IIBS·On a Sunday Afternoon: KFYR WTCN WLW KRHT· 1320 5.IlOO Des Moines. 10wOl CBS WMAQ 670 50.IlOO Chiugo. Illinois NBC-R W'tT WG'J KOll MBS-Reviewiui Stand: WGN KSCJ 1330 5,IlOO Sioux City, Iowa CBS WMlN 1370 2SO SL POIul, Minnesoh. Loc~1 KF'JF-SuJlshine Lady KSO KSLt 1130 50.000 Salt lake City, Uhh CB5 WMT 600 5.IlOO Cedar ROIpids & Waterloo, 101. KSOO-Melody Time 9:30 CST 8:30 MST KSO· 1430 2.500 Des Moines, lowOl NBC·B & MBS NBC-B & MBS WEBC Comic Strips CBS·Major Bowes' Capitol Fam KSOO 1110 5.IlOO Sioux Falls, South DakotOi NBC WNAX 570 5.IlOO VOinkton, South DOikoh CBS WIILB-Christian Science Pn:m ily j Nicholas Cosentinoj KSTP 1460 2S.000 St. POIul, Minn. NBC·R & MBS WOW 590 5.IlOO OmOlh.1. NebrOlSk~ NBC·R 1:30 CST 12:30 MWI' Charles Magnante; Sam Her­ WAAY4 660 500 OmOlhOl, Neb. Local WSMt SSO 50.IlOO Nuhville, Tennessee NBC NBC·Nat'l A.A.U. Track &: Field man & Three Dalton Boys; WBBM 770 50.IlOO (hiugo. Illinois CBS WTCN 1250 5.000 Minnupolis-SL Paul NBC-B 'leet: WE~R WDAY KSO Orcll. dir. Waldo Mayo; Robert WCAl 760 5,IlOO Northfield, Minnesota local WTMJt 620 5.IlOO MilwOlukee, Wisconsin NBC (sw.15.21) Reed, m.c.: WCCO KSCJ NBC-Romance Melodies' KSOQ Frequencies of StOitions Carrying RebrcadCOIsts: KNX, 1050; KPO, 680; KPRC. 920: WBAP. WOAI, 1190; KFI, 640 KFAB KOAL WHLB KOIL 800: WEBC KSTP WOA Y WMAQ (sw-21.52) KOA WOw KFYR (sw-1533) NBC-Rollini Trio: WMT KSOO NBC-National Broadusting Company NOTICE: The programs as presented here were as correct CBC·Everybody's Music: CK Y KSO (sw.15.21) CBS-Columbia Broadusting System and as accurate as the broadusting companies and RADIO GUIDE KFJM·Variety Show NBC-To be announced: WEBC MBS-Mutual BrOOidusting System could make them ~t the time of going to press. However, emer­ KFNF-Concert Hour KOA WDA Y KFYR WLS (tW­ NBC-B-National Bro~dusting Company Basic Blue Network gencies that arise at the studios sometimes nectssit.1te eleventh K\tAPals of the Prairie 21.5) NBC·R-National Bro.1dcuting Company Basic Red Network hour chOinges in program listings, time, etc. WBBM F:anagrams MBS-Tu Fletcher, songs: WOGY CBC-e~n~dian Broadusting Corporation WDGY-"atinee Melodies News: WAAW WLW t-Night Programs Only If your favorite station is not listed at qUOIrter or half hour \'IIHLB·Music for Moderns 9:45 CST 8:45 MST .-Network Programs Only perious, consult the time listings immediately above. The chOinces WIIO·Stranre As It Seem, NBC-Bill Sll::rn'. Sports Scraps: §-Day Programs Only are that a nttwork progrOim of 30 or 60 minutes' duutlon is on the WLW·College of Mu~ic KFYR KSOO WOAY WEBC *-Sp"cial Programs Only air at 01 quarter·hour when you do not find your station listed. WMIN.~Midway Tabernacle (sw.15.21) WNAX-I-Iappy Jack's Old Timers NBC·Norsemen Quartet: KSTP Rrml}Ol" In pareolhe...••. lIu('h u fllW-9.M), Itter a program lisUn!\' Indltatel tbat till. program lIlay be beard by WTeN.Whoopee John Orch. tnnlng In 9.:".:1 nlegal·,),·It·1I 011 )"(;\Ir .llort-...."e dial. For tOl'f'h;n 8110rt-w.,,~ programs. Illea e ~ Plge 12. WLS WLW (sw-21.5) PLEASE NOTE: 1:45 CST 12:45 MST MDS·Walter F1andorf, orlanist: NBC·Three Cheers: WENR KOIL WGN WDGY WDAY WTCN News: WMT KMA CBS-Salt Lake City Tabtrnaele NBC-Empires of the Moon, dra· KOA·lsham Jones' Orch. CRC·Rom,lIIce of Saued Song NBC·Romance Melodies: WHO 10:00 CST 9:00 MST Choir & Organ: KSCJ WHLB ilia: WENR WMT WNAX-Prairie Dream Boya CKX MBS·Jimmy Livingston'. Orch.: NBC-Silver Strings: WOAY KOA KRNT KMOX KFAB WNAX NBC-Charlotte Lansing, sop.; CKY·Fine Recordings wt\\' WOGY KFYR WEBC WHO KSTP WCCO (tw-21.52) Glenn Oar",in, bar.; Orch.: KFHt Salon Recordings CKY·Between Ourselves NBC-Southernairn: KSO WMT II KSTP-Augsburg Choir KFYR KOA WDAY KSOO KFNF-5ketches in MelooJ KSOO WLS (sw-IS.21) 10:45 CST 9:45 MST AFTERNOON WBBMDu\,:,out Dopt' NBC-Meridian Music: WTCN KSTP WOW WLW (,w.15.33) IVBO"·D,. P",'o. Budl.y. "". CBS-Major Bowes' Capitol The MBS·Alice Blue, pianist: WGN rent events WGN·The Leadoff Man ater Fatnily: IOtOX WNAX 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WMT Richard Wilson, talk CBS-Jj,Church of the Air: K~CJ KSO 12:00 CST 11:00 MST WCCO-Brenson Family KRNT News: WMAQ WNAX NBC-The M~glc Key of RCA; WMAQ-Question·Air, Bob Brown 2:00 CST 1:00 MST MBS·A. M. Sullivan, new poetry: KMOX WCCO KRNT WHLB CKY-Master Works of the Pin· Symphony Orch., dir. of Frank W~IIN.News; Orch. NBC-Sunday Vespers: KFYR KOIL WDGY NBC·Madrigal Singers: KOA WEBC KOIL KSO WDAY WOW WHO KFYR WDAY aforte Blackj Milton J. Cross, com- WNAX-D,Devotional Service 10:15 CST 9:15 MST WENR KSOO WMAQ KSTP (sw-15J3) KFNF-To be announced mentator,' Guests: WENR 1215 CST 11 15 MST &: MBS-A. \1. Sullivan, new poetry: NBC-Mu~c KOIL-Comics Come to Life :: CBS·The Castilliansj Vocalists Hall, Summer St· WHO.Humanitarian Hour KSO WMT WLW WTCN KOA CBS·Walberg Brown Strings: Orch.: KRNT KSCJ WCCO WOG\' WMT ies: WENR WLW WEBC KFYR WDA Y KOIl KDAL WCCO 10 :30 CST 9 :30 MST K;\IOX WHLB KFAB KOAL CKY-To be announced WMIN-Independent Order of KSOO KMA (sw-15.21) MBS.Zinn Arthur's Orch.: WGN (m·-15_27) NBC-Radio City Music Hall KFAB·Congreuional Church B'nai Birth LInton Well. wlll tipeall; from N Chamber Music Series: KSOO WTCN.J,., Joy Sho- d J I I' II'" • ews: KFAB KFJM WOW NBC.Rangers Serenade: KSTP KFNF·News .. JUo e aul" ro, ru ...lIe.t: CKY.Fine Recordings WHO KOA KSO KOIL WMT (sw·15.21) K:'ItA-Church Service 11:45 CST 10:45 MST Igor Gorin. ltu~81all bultoue. KFNF-Ray Kinney's Hawaiians t;'h'tlU: CaolldlrO! ~lrllllr QUtl,f- \I BS-Benay Venuta's Prgm.: tet allli Jau Pe"ree, t('Il(lr. 11:15 CST 10:15 MST CBS·Poet" r.r>lcI 1,<:,rJ KRNT NBC-Sunday Di"ner at Aunt WDGY.Afternoon Musicale WOGY ~~ ;'."~';.~~I ~ t:l:hr:,=~ NBC-Grice & Scotty. HlliS; KDAL WHLB weco Fanny's: KSTP WHO WOW WMIN-Popular Favorite CBC·Berlay Venuta's Prim.: CKY KFYR WDAY WOW NBC-Charlotte Lansing, sop.j (sw.15J3) 12:30 CST 11:30 lUST WEBC-~lst CKX NBC-Meridian Music: WOW Presbyterian Church Glenn Darwit., bar.; Orch.: CBS·Walberg Brown Strings: Baseball; White Sox v,. Clen­ WDA Y WMAQ KFYR KOA WLW WMAQ KRNT KSCJ K:\IOX WHLB NBC·Kidoodlers: WMAQ KSTP 11:30 CST 10:30 MST land: WGN WBB~ WEBC KSTP WLW WHO (tw. CBS-Europe C. II i n g: KRNT MBS-Old Time Tunes: WGN MBS-Zinn Arthur's Orch.: WGN WOW KOA WHO 15.33) KMOX KSCJ WCCO WHLB K"OX-:'IIY Brother's Keeper WDGY CBCPianograms: CKX (Continued on Next Page) 1/3$ C 25 \\C:\ Bill Anson Good Listening for Sunday 7::;0 CST 6:30 lUST \\ IIL8 \e\\ R.. II'~ SUNDAY WXAX FrPemaD Junior Col1l'u N"BC,Wlnchell's Quiz Column W.\II~·lJRiur lake Tabernacle 4:00 CST 3:Of M T (Jf'fII:eIL" ), Ben Grauer, WNAX Sammy Liner' Orch. K~ MUS-George Jessel PrIm,; Nor- m.c.; WE\R KOIL \nlT 8:4.5 CST 7:45 MST July 3 m. T.lmadce; Tommy Tuck WTC\ WLW (".11.87) (also WEBC'[Hllinr Musicale MORNING at p_m.) er's Orch.: WDGY WGN K~O 9 WJR-Mu!i.ical "'.lIl"r Wlnd'I·Il. DO'" on "I­ Lorch'~ WMT KOil 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) Radio City Music Hall WTCS·Carl Orch, (2:00 p.m. Continued) !"Ilion. will I.., r"IIII('eer ASpirin); Frlll~ WJR WBR" KSL WNAX and Field Meet, NBC. \BC Fwtcher Hender on's Orcb.: WMUi \f'W ••1usic: Hall W.IAQ WOW K~TP KF\'R Muon. tnr.; Jean Dicltensor WHO \\E.·R KSTP (sw-953) \OfT·llWalnut Sinet Churcb "HO hw·9.53-1533) 1:00 CST (12;00 MST) Everybody's Music, CBS. S' p.; Eli7ltw-th Lennox, cMtr.; Premo CBe·~umnler Concert Orch., dir Gu~ Haeuchen's Orch.: WHO NBC·News; Blue Barron's Orch_: \\ ~AX-Pr.jrif' Dream Boy~ Ju. Chernin..h Oi.Y CK..\ 3:00 CST (2:00 MST) National A. A. U. Track \\ EBC W:\t\Q KSTP WDAF KFYR WDAY \\TCS Poet.. Corner KFJ:\I B,l.nd COllc~rt and Field Meet, NBC. KOA WDIJ WOl\" WSM (~" CBC·Ne.... s; ('KY CJrt'l CKX News: KOIL W~1T K\lA WOW 2:15 CST 1:15 MST KI':\FRn. Ben Compton 95J) 4:00 CST (3:00 MST) Georg. Jessel Program. !'"ru,1l: MUllll wtll ~11l::: Why Court of Mi inl Hl'irs' WEBC NBC-Supreme Serenaderl: WOW K~t"J Sunny Melodie~ WeAl,TI) be announced MBS. Uti I 1.01'#' \"". Wllh JI'III Ukk WHLB Wl\1AQ 1'1I~nll. U'\l1 LOll' ,)1('. wIth th\· KMOX E\"enirul' $ereuade Gille~pie. WENR·Amateur Iiour d,l)rll~ lind \'lullll. Look for till' KFJ;\1-Allan sonlS 4:30 CST (3:30 MST) Addresl by President WDAF·James Mellon, tnr.: Orch. KFNF..Q.Rev. Ben Complon WIILB,Royal Knights Orch Roosevelt, NBC, CBS and MBS. Slln'r 1.1/111,.. Illld, with tbl' \\ l.W SutJlmer Concert "'1\,11'. Till" :'<<1111: I~ You. Ar\ll'n WLW Hour of Charm WLW Church by the iut of lhr ., ,i .\nldl "IU oll,r Shl' Uillo't WMAQ Audf'm)' Thl'ater \nll:\."e"~; Rh}thm \I"tillet! 5:00 CST (4:00 MST) Hobby Lobby. NBC. ~M.\ \l'~ Road .u,1 F:!tU'>(Olb IAn.... WTC~ Ports of Call \\ ;0...\.\ "',"~ 111 Ju ;.,\ .\I"rl(iln WSA.,X Sunil)" S}ncopators In,1 Ill.. t·"",m.. wlll Inc:- 'I,.k.· \\TItJDallce Orch. 4:15 CST 3:15 MST 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) The PUling Parade, CBS. Hfoli .., I" r ,boro ,,-III .1.... WTCX Three Strinp l,~ 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WIILO Tea Tune Tidln' liar T II ..f Your lI>luoI ~·iIt NBC-Irene Rich (Welch Grape 2:30 CST 1:30 MST \\ .\11\, Rhylhm ''''tilll''e NIGHT lint! "".Q J)"'''f'DOOOn otfl"r \BC-The World Is Your". drama T.'"Gh·lI" Tlu' ..nwlIIbll' will Juice), Drama: \\~M KOA \\\AX I...... \\illter I)IUI\I"t WDA Y KOA \\ HO KSTP 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Chase and Sanborn Hour, 1,111.' '0;,'],"'1"'''_ frlOm ":'1>0",' (also .at 7:45 p,m.) 4:30 CT 3:30 MST t:"... I· .'1,1 1111' ~'1I1l" atool lbt" WEBC WI.W KfYR \\'MAQ NBC. ~tra NBC·A Tille of Today, 4ramil ..r,l... ,.i11 .,If,·r l'.n·t ndl1 NBC· Blue Barron's Orch.: WMT "DC-Carot \\t)mano, '1OiI., Barry 1.."ln· Tl,"t \11\11. Old )I:tll (Princl'~~ Pat): WMAQ WLW KM.\ KSO WDA Y ~lcKinley. b~r.; Norman C10ll· 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Philharmonie Symphony Ilh ..r. Tr..- 10 r"rj(l't .INI '011 (,.9.53·15.33) I "lIldn'l Ht> l'IIIN'IPl" CBS-Dance Orfh KIl\T tier', Orch. K~O KOIL \VENR Orchestra, CBS. (Be Pre enlul¥ t CJR\1 Tan~uay. h' WTCN KSOO KMA CBS-Battle of Gettysburg Anniv. ("RC Ceori::e Emill" or· rKX KR~T 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Win Your Lady, NBC. CBS-Siuger (r\J1Il Toronto: KSCJ Pn:nl. KSCJ KI>AL It.mi.t: CKX UR'1 MBS Enric J\I~dliltul'r;,a's Orch: KMOX WlllB KFAB KDAL \\'UB:\I K\IOX Will B weco 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) Univerlity of Chlcilgo "BS ~Iu"ic b)' Paul Baron: \\'~AX KOIL KRST weco (sw-15.27) KFAB (\\11.83) Round Tilble Dilcuaslons. NBC. WOGY WDAI· Sidestrl'l'ts of the NeYos ~18~·Be-l1a~ ';\11'''1'': Jalil" .'M,lllIlID '1,,1 nOli "tRula', Prim.: WEXR-GI<>be Trotter NBC-Battle of Gettysburg Anniv. 9:00 CST (8:00 MST) Winchell's Column Quiz, Ito"" 1;1\,·,,1 l"OllItudor will bf' 'nlT Hr ar)' Prem KFYR KSOO t'llul IJJln,o. \\'GN-~hl'P "ieltJ'~ Orch, CDC·Singers; CKY CKX NBC. KFJ\tlJA\'e Muia lIour WHO-Spoft,; Review KFJM M<.other', Musical Alhu,n \\'DA Y \nIT wn\ KSTP KOIL KFYR Curtain C.llo; WMIN Rhumba Rhvthm h.F:\F,.Q.I!e\'. Ben C(lmplon KMA-Guest Speaker WOWMu iul Prllll. WCAL·Bible Studies MBS-Bilttle of Gettysburg Anni­ KSOQ OrJan Re\"eril's WDGY·To be annt/unced Hr~ary K~ 9:3n CST 8:30 MST Prgm.: WGN CBS·Week-End Pot Pourri: KSCJ tor: John ('orl.-lIlno. .10110 WDAY·Comfl'lUnll} Hour HBC-Jell·O Prgm.; Hobby Lobby; Wl\AX-llillbill) Jamboree I..HilkllllmJ IJ,- l'rl'~hl"nt Franl.; -0101..,. In lhl' F: l!toGr Violin ItOO~I"'I"t'1l KFAB WBB:\t wcco WIILB WGN·Jack Denny's Orch. Dave Elmall, m.c.: KOA wERe WOW-LlM-thodi'it Radio !lour lin u. of Iht' i';lerllll ('(lll4"l'rlo of tonu" \\'MAQ.To be announced l.I.1:'hl I't'.t·fo llf'uoorlili. whlt-h CBC·The World Today: CKY ;'.U~:'~I~ r.-""';:~ WHO wow W~\I KF\"R 2:45 CST 1:45 MST t'~·I(I(t :.': t:,:.. ~p. II.,. 1 ·11 011 na" Rill, CKX WMIN ,Evenin« Stars WTMJ WDAF WDA Y (also SBC-Carol We)·mann, \nlT l>re~l- l:to III 0 ad,lrf" 1'1 Ihl' KFJM-Shopper'. Guide NBC·SonlC We Remember: WLS 7:45 CST 6:45 M T see 5 p.m.) h.\IOX-Pre\'ew d.. nt. I;O'l't"rnor 1;,...f'J1' U t:arle NBC-Iune Rich (Welch Grape 1",1 ...ll>t'r national III,Dlt.rt" KMA-Orpn lelodies KSO KOIL W-'IT KMA lsw· WCAL-Talk on Holy Laud Juice); Drama: KOiL WTCN CBS·Lei,hton Noble's Orch""tra: 3:00 CST 2:00 MST wilt IIJIo .. j\t'ak. K:\IOX-Sports 11.87) KSOOJimm)' & Virginia Sn)'der, ~1BS WMT WENR KSO (nr.l1.8ll K\lB( \\ :"0 AX KFAD WtlLB HBC-M.uion Talley, sop. Ry- C8C-Battlt' of Gelt) burl Al\nl\', Iri\"itation to Waltl: WDGY SOnlS CJR\IPiici(j(' Paradi~ (also iet 9:15 p.m.) KSCJ KDAL KRST \\HA:::i Krisp); Josef Koesteoer's Or· Pn:ru.: CKX CKY WDGY·.Q.Bethe~a KSL ( \\-6.12) chestra; Chorus: WHO WMAQ Free Church CKY-Sunday Sonr Service To be announced: WCAL WOW WGSBil\ ('arl"on'.. Orch. KSOO·Aloha Land NBC-Lou Breese's Orch.: WMAQ WEBC KOA KSTP WOW (sw­ KF'JM Mu~ical Hour KFJM 8a eball Scores WGN.News; Sports (~w·9.53) WL ·To be announced KSL-To lle announced KMA 9.53.1533) KOA lamoni School of Musl~ WLW-l101broken Melodie. Orch.~ WL\\'·Sunda)' b'l'ni.. ~ Newspaper KSOO·Academy Theatt'r NBC· Ray Kinnf'}"s WENR NBC-Nat'l A.A,U. Track & Field WDGY·Liule Homelike Church WMIN·Gypsy Fortunes 8:00 CST 1:00 MST MBS,Old F:uhioned Hevival: WEBC·Tht'sauru~ WBBM Public School Series NBC·Hour of Charm (Gen, Meet: KSO KSOO WENR W~AX.Pre~h)-terian Choir KOIL WMT KSO WIIOBaseball Time WGN Till)" IIlIl's Orch, Electric) Phil Spitalny's & His WTCN KOIL WMT (sw.15.21) 5:45 CST 4:45 MST WMIN Jallnocracy CBC-Mu.iul Mirror: CKY CKX lie... the _,t'~Mr abo"t 'tI,1 ewe". Wl\-IIN·Conct'rt Master Girls: K TP WDAF WMAQ _~1. t~aac, piani~t: CBC Harry CKY WNAX·.Q.Uelicious Service ",~,t CJRM-Heart " Home Harmonies 4:45 CST 3:45 ~IST \\T\U wnw WHO KOA KMOX The Shad<>w CKX WTCN -Ba~ball Scores ...... of IN _t,UI ... Uhl _ CBS-Texas Rallfl;:ers: KSCJ WHLB NOCOaHle of Geltysbur! Anni- Ne\ls: KMOX KSOO .'__ ... _ ... - - .1. KSTP-Aloha Land KR~T nnary Prgm,: WEBC KFAB KMOX WCCO KFNF-SafetJ Procnm 6:45 CST 5:45 MST MBS·GoocI Will Hour (lronized WBB\I :"01'"' (51"-15.27) KFSF German Sen'ice WCCO·llenr)- Kin!" WOGY-The Brown Sisters KFJMRadio Guide's Hit of the Yeast): WGN CBe-Folk Snnll:: CKX CKY KOA Bf'ilUX Arts Trio WLW.Melody Grove Wl'ek WGSSterlill1; Youn~'s Orch. KSTPXe"~ NBC·Norman Cloutier's Orch_: KMJM-Baseball Game WMIN·Hearth & Home KSL·Cactus Mac & His Saddle \\'JR·Hermit·s Cave KFl\F-.Q.Swedish Service 5:00 CST 4:00 MST Tramps WDAY WEBC KSO KOlL WGN- hl'p Fields' Orch. KFYR (SW 11.87) KFYR-Heart to Heart Hour NBC-JeU·O Prgm,: Hobby Lobby: W8Bl'oICarios Molina's Orch WlW·Country Sunday KMA·Major League Baseball Da\"e Elman, m.c.; Harry Von WLSTo be announced COS Lois Elliman &: Chas. Paul: WTCN·Front Page KDAL KRST WBB\1 KM8C Game Ze1l; !larry Silher's Orch.: NIGHT WMIN-f'amin~ton Trio 9:45 CST 8:45 MST \\"CAL-Vesper Service K<.iOO I"STP \\'LW WMAQ WCCO KFAB KMOX WI-IAS CBS·I.t'illhton Noble'!l Orchestra: WDAY-Ba~eball (~Yo,9.53) WJR WLS (sll'-I1.83) WBB~I Game 6:00 CST 5:00 MST 7:00 CST 6:00 MST WOGY-Concert Master Huhl!J !.N>;:rlllll wllh l)nlt' t:llIlan ... CBC·Cha~e & Sanborn HDur: WLW-To be anMunCffl (Woodbury). \\'EXR KOIL CKX CJRM WCCO-Cleveland Quintt'l IlIa"tl'r of ~rt'llH)IlIl'M. will ft­ CKX KSCJ-To be announced WMIN-News; Variety Shov.. 111l1l'f" J,u'k RenllJ' for till' llUO\­ WMT KSO WlW WTCN (sw, WGN-Bill Carl"en·s Orch. \\ ~-\X-Gu~t Prcm Illt'. Elman. orlll"illUlor of tilt' NBC-Chase & San~rn Hour: 11.87) (al«o at 830 p.m.) KFn1-Gerldine Hanna, sonls WHLB-Nels Nelson 3:15 CST 2:15 MST pro;:r.m. "ill Iln·...ol froID als Edgar Berren &: Charlie Mc· KMA-Fireside Hour WMIN·Ke} board No\·elties KFNF.Variety Revue 10 It'n dltrl"rl'111 hohh:,1 I.. t'1~h Carthy; Dorothy Lamour, sop.; NBC-The Manhattan Merry-Go KSOO-Sunda~· S"1ll11: Styles WTC. ·.Lis::;hts & Sbado\\s wl;'1'k \\ ho ..-ill "h'p up 10 lI.e Round (Dr. Lyons); Men WDGY-ThoulI.'ht_ Bet .... l'I'n Us WMIN-Variety Show :\8C mlt·rulll,on.. 10 dl 'u",,' John Carter, tnr.; The Stroud 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WMT-Musical Gems Ihf"lr bohhll''' llu.. I(' .... 1lI be Twins. comedians; Robert Arm­ AlKo_l Town; Don Donnie's W£NR·VOC'al V.rieties NBC· Larry Clinton's Orch.: WSl\I 3:30 CST 2:30 MST sn(lllllt-d b,· Harry ~aller·s 01'­ bruster's Orch.; Don Ameche, Orch,; Pierre Le Kreun tor.; WHLB-Ornn Poems WEBC WDAF KFYR NBC-Radio Newsreel (Energine); l"lll,,,trll wllh Il;.,. llllrlon. tl'nor, m.c,; Guest: KSTP WLW WHO Rachel Carlay: WHO WMAQ WLWAcademy Theater CBS Frank Dailey's Orch.; KS(,I 11" ..olul .. t. Interviewing Person~ in thl' WEBC KFYR WTMJ WMAQ WDAF KOA WOW KSTP WMIN-News WBBM WHAS KMOX WNAX Bob Barrie interviewing Per­ COC·To be announc('c!' CKY CKX ~DAF WOW KOA WSM (sw-9.53) WMT·Cotlrt of Mi~sini Heirs WCCO WJR KFAB WIlLB Headline~: Itnf'llI'l Cnrla,. will Ilnl:" M,. WNAX-Popular CompSport Review WTCN Of "'- WPA • __1 TlMatar .ad,. -New~; CKY-Church Suvice (s",-9.53) .i.~ ~I WMIN Dinner Dance NBC·Larry Clio ton's Orch,: WHO :Jwi:;: .. _...... WOW ·Orch. & Chorus WMT·Ba~eball KFJM,Prelude to Evellinc Scores MBS-Goodwill Hour Oronized W"AQ CDC-Chor.1 Mll~ic: CKY CKX 5:15 CST 0:15 MST KFYR Down the Avenue MRS, Hawaii Calls: WAIT Wr\AX For Mother & Dad Yeast): WLW MBSHapp)' Felton's Orch.: WLW KFJM-Mosical Premo KMA-News & Weathel 101A-Gems of Melody 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KSOO.sports Revue 1010X·George L. Scott, oreamst KOA·Paul C.rson KOA-Strang~ As It Seems M8S·Your Sunday Date; Harold KSTP·Nighl Extra WCAL·Chorale Hour CJRM·Bl'rnhard Le\'itow's Orch. WDAY·Dona!d Novis, tnr, Stokes' arch.: WGN WHO-Headlines of the Week Le~ion WCCO·Cedric Adams WDGY·Ted Johnson's Orch, KMOXThe Onward Road. inter­ WDGY-Amf'rican Band WTCN Halmy Bob CBS· Headlines & By·Lines: WHAS-News WMIN·Half and Half \'iew \\'EBC-Lone Ranger WJR (sw·11.83) 5:30 CST 4:30 MST KOIL·Rackets UnstruDl \HoUN-Ne\\s; For Mother II Dad WMIN-Rbumba Rhythm WNAX-Gfltr(e German NBC.cheerio WENR KFYR ~Isr NBC-Interesting Neighbors with WLS-News WS)1-Lyric Moods 10:30 CST 9:30 3:45 CST 2:45 MST Jerry Bekher; Dean Fossler, WMT KOIL KMA KSO (sft'. NBC-One Man's Family: KFI ~BC·Thl' M.ster BuiJder: KSO WMT 'tal Hallett's Orch WntJ-Aroul\d the Dial orcanist (F. W, Fitch Co,): 11.87) KPO (also He Wed. prlms. at \\'DAY WEBC WENR KFYR WHO WMAQ KSTP KOA 6:30 CST 5:30 MST 7:15 CST 6:15 MST CBC-Woodland Sketches: CJRM 7 p,m.) KOA WTCN WMT (lw·15.21) ("Yo 9,53) CBS-lewisohn St.ldium Concert: KFJMPiano Mood~ CKY CKX CBS-Da\"e Bacal, orllo:anist: KSCJ Philharmonic S)"mpholl)' Orch.: K..\lA-Sund.ay at T"ilieht KFJM-Or!\:an Serenade NBC·Lanll: Thomp~n's Orch,: WCCO KFAD WIILU KRNT NBC Popular Cla~~ics: WTMJ KFAB KRST KSCJ WII \S KSOO-The Re\'l'len KSL·PlaJers WS'1 WMAQ WOW KSTP WHO News: KSOO WAA\v ,fin It KOIL WEBC WOAY wcco WJR KBOX KMBC WDA Y-Amer.-Scandinavian Premo WDAY-t:ourt of Missinr Heirs CBS-Helll"}' Kinlt's Orch,; KFA8 \\'BB~l KOn.-Gf'ms of Melody \HCN WAIT WLS KSO (sw­ KDAL WHLB ("11·.. -11.83) WDGYTin I).an Alley WEBC-Sodahl's Orch. KRNT WNAX WllLB WBB'1 Tf'nth Inninr 11.87) Alexander f:lllllillenl, C'Gllduc- WTMJ·Dance Orch. WHAS,Romance Time WJR KMBC KSCJ KDAl 26 \Ilkt ij"b ell'!;l" S Orch.: WMT 10:4.> CST 9:45 MST eBl-Zeph)'r Sttinp: CKY l'JR.\f-Eventide Echoes CBC-Orj;\'an Reveries: CKY KOIL WG.' }{SO CBS Henry King's Orch.. WCCO CJRMNews KSL-Ne\ft WCCO-Boyd Raeburn SUNDAY NBC-Grit)' {jordon', Orch.: KMA KMOX KOA-Night Editor W~UN-CuUy's Swing B.md WDAF DUlce Orch. WEBC KfYR ""DAY WTI:N NBC-Gray Gordfln's Orch. WENR KSL-.Q.The Catholic Hour 11:30 CST 11:30 MST WHAS·Dream Serenilde CBC Plays by C.m;adians: CKX 11:00 CST 10:00 MST WDAf-Nightha\\ks NBC-Leon Mojiu' Orch,: WOW WML' -Twelfth Hour Tempo July 3 {JR:\' CKY NBC·Jack Sprigg's Orch.; WHO WLW.Twenty.Four Hour Review KSTP WENR W5:\1 KOA D3ln:e {}rch.: WLW WDAF WE:'IiR WS;\I KSTP W'IIN·New~; Ddllce TIme WIIO 11:4.5 CS'1' 10:4.5 MST WIL4.S CBS-HoneI' Hender~n's Orch.; WOW.Enning Reveries CBS-Hud, O'Hilre's Orch.: KSCJ COS Hellri Gendron's Orch.: KSL \\"AX KR.·T KSCJ KnB K.\lOX-Diincin!f Time KMOX·News KSCJ KMOX KR~T WCCO 11:15 CST 10:15 MST WSAX K.\I0X KRNT KFAB KSL.SundilY [veni'lg on Tunpl. KOA·Dance Oreb. KMBC KFAB W"AX WBB~f CBS· Horace Henderson's Orch,: K'1BC WBB\I KOIL KSL KMI!C KOIL WBB" K\fOX CKY·r-;'f'\\" Square KSL·JjSunday Eveninl Service l\BC·Paul Martin's arch.: KMA KFAB WNAX WBB\f KSCJ XBC-Deacon \Ioore' Orch.: KMA WBOM Hu~k O'Hare's Orch, WCCO·B;aseball Scores WMAQ WD \ Y KlYR WlBC KRNT K. lOX K, tBe weco WTC.'1 KF'YR WDA Y WEBC 12:00 CST 11:00 MS1 WLW Billy Snider's Orch. WDA Y·Concordia College Music WTrs NBC·Jack priv;!::'s Orch. wow W'IAQ WLW MBS Jack Denny's Orch.; WG~ WOW-\fusic Boll: Hour MBS-'litchell Ayre's Orch.: WGX huA ~IBS-Jimmy Livim:~ton''!I Orch.: KSO KSTP W~IL~ ,S.... inC Se!;sion KSO W'IT KOIL MBS-\Iilchell A)re's Orch.: WLW W:'IIT WGX KSO Sews: W~II~ KOA KMBC End of Sundily Prognms

Monday July 4, 1938 Monday

CKY·Good Morninl:' Neighb?r CBS-:\Ielody Ralllblilll,;:::;; K~1OX WeCO-Grandma Travels KMOXThe Editor'~ Dauv;hter KFA8·l\forning Reveries KI!N"I wcco hi-'AB WHUM WOGY·Stock :'!brket R.ports KSCJ Markets; Noon Tunes MORNING KF'J\fSalon Silhouette!' KSCJ WG~·Mu~ical \Iitil 801l' AFTERNOON WOGY ·Gram & PouJtr-y Markets KFYR-:\Iarkets & Top 0' the Dial CBC·Ernest Coulton. bar.: CKX WHLB·Hawaiian Echoes \\ 111." Lllnl'heon \I('Iodie:J 7:00 CST 6:00 ~lST K'1A-S. O. S. Club Pr~m. CKY WHO.Hllltop HOIl 1', lol.et~h 12:00 CST 11:00 MST WLSLi teners' Mike; Grain ~B(.Break(a5t Club; Orch. &: K~OX Jean Abbey. sketch KFJM·Household Hour WtS Short. Sheri S~ories l\BC·AI Roth's On:h.: KFYR Market Soloists; News: WEBe WTCN KOIL·l...ady Courat:E'OUs hFXF·Cornfidd Ila\\aiianl W~IT-Music :'!Iemnry \\TfN \\-EBC (sw.l5.21) WLW.Kitty Keene, Inc., sketch KF\'R-~farke;.s. W~ather WDAY KFYR KMA KSOO-The Ranch Boys & Aunt W:\AX-HaIJPY J.lc:k's Old TImers ~Br8etly & Blib, sketch (Gold WI'llI~·Swinr Tim. CBS·Dear Columbiil; . ew WBB~I·The Hnrt Clf lulia Blaklll Sammy WOW.Jud) de Jalle Medal): KOA WMAQ WHO WMT-!o"a Cornhuskers KDAL K\lOX (0:;",.17.76) \\CCO·"a Perkins KMAWeather; Mktl.i News 11:00 CST 10:00 MST K.... TP (sw.15.33) WNAXO. B. Gurney "BC Ward & :'!'uzzy, piano duo' \\'DAY·Juhn We'lley KOA-Wells of ~lu~ir XBC·Xe\\~: Vinet.nt Curran. bar.; CBS·Dictaton: WCCO KSCJ WOW FOSler May. Man on the WOW WG:-I,Get Thin to \lusic KOIlAie\\s. Weather (sw.1533) (~w.15.27) Street KSOO,Grain Quotations; Live­ Muo:;i("al Clock: WBBM KMOX 9:15 CST 8:15 MST CBS-The Gl1lrlben;:~. ketch (On· eBe Bie Sisler; CKY CKX WTC~-Fronl Page 7:15 CST 6:15 ~lST NBC- Vic & Sade. comedy sketch stocks; Weather; Ne"1 dol); W((.:O WS8:\1 \\NAx :\1'"5: KFAB KFJ~I WAAW 1:00 CST 12:00 MST W~tT tCrISCO): WlS WLW (sw· KSTP·The Daily }010X KDAL \nUS CBS·lndependence Day Program: he"s: KFJ:\t WLlV \V:'lAX WAAW·News WCCO wow WHO 15.21 ) \lBS 1111: lI,1ppy Can,. KOIL Kl-''JF·Farm Sales & News K$CJ WCCO KDAL WHLB NBC· Lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phil. WCAL-Jenny Skurdais\'oid, contr. WMT K!lIA-W{'ather & Markets (5",·15.27) 7:30 CST 6:30 MST WDA Y·Interstate Market NBC·Brukfast ClUbi New,: lips); KSTP WMAQ WHO CBC·The Happy Gang' CKX I in Melody 10:15 CST 9:15 MST Wl'lllS-Ne"s; Here Comes the \VOW-:\larkeb KSOO-Tbe Womao's World CBS·Jrenf. Beasley. R. F. D. No. Band ..Allo....,.-.t-1.lII..... r",rmt'rl,. W:\IAQ (S1\·21.54) 12:15 CST 11:15 ~rsT hurd a' It!. 11m". ..IICbl! to 8:00 CT 7:00 MT \\·AAW·Mar"tu I WBB. I WIIl.O KSCJ A ~I"I d~. Ihro.u;:" Frl­ 11:15 CST 10:15 MST 'BC·Arnold Grimm' DilU bter, tb...Hkl,. apet f"rmerly oc•.-a­ CBS Pretty Kill' Kelly (Wnnder W88\1 Editor·s Dilulbler. Iketch H", NBC Tbr ROt leo KSTP plpd I•.,. nbbl-r ltM; at 9_. dill' "'t'rh 1\ ill I.. ph luien..I 1.0. sketch (Gold .Iedal): WLW p. Ill. lWT ULJO EsT alkl C"DT Bread): KMOX weco WnBM \\ClO·Ba("helor·s Children ,Ia~ frill" in:.: I,.,", Ht·..I..,. III \\OW (5\'1·15.33) W!lIAQ K TP KOA (s",,·15.33) 7-311 (':>,/, f;::«) lJ:sT. :i:SO pST) KR.·T KSCJ WDAY-!lIhinl Spoon Prlf1l •' ....• ....0l1li•• J'll't>II:r.1rI ,., J11I1Ol1c CBS Vic & S"dt" c:omedy ketch . ·rw KFJ!l1 KOIL ou Tonti.$' • •'8t JlJ5t .·d£hbors. sketch: WDGl HoJ:)'1ol>ood Bre\ltin a-.l IIluwo-l,. .'O.." ...nt.r,. dedi· (CriSftl) wrco \\ BB\( ~ketch ,.. Iec! to .\.fIIt't.. f.rlU 0 .... (KX lernlllaker Orc:h. •·BC·Story al '1M)' lhrlin, WLS KSO (sw 15.21) \\'£BC·Around the Oock with K:\IOX \\" :\AX KDAL WHLB CKY·On the .hU (hory F1akt'S): \\ MAQ WOW NBC Irs. WI(JS of the Cabbaee Ka} i Woman's Hour \BC·The 0 '1'1115. ketch (Ivory CKY H"lIp"ood fo,)(J(j -:- ...ret KFAB 'I.1rkets & Farm No:n \\ DAY WEBC KFYR KSTP Palc:h, sketch (Old E~b.sb WHf.8·Woman's \lorning Review Soilp): W'IAQ WOW WlW KF.\'\l,Ro)·, Ronnie ilnd John KF\F \I"hay,!<. Boys WHO KO" WLW hYf.1533) W~x): \\':\IAQ W:\flS·SoIl( Stylist KOA KF~FSli:m & ....,I• ., the coOlIgs: KSO Xl''' KLP'I WDGY CBSRoQlance 01 HelP" Trent, \tu~ic na~hes E:lChau~e \\HLB·Slo\·enlan hFAB Ilinner (;1111 KFDY Farm Grandma Travels: WE8C WHI.B W\IT·HomemakPt's 'ketch (Edr>a Wallace Hop­ WHO-To ~ allllmlllced WTCS·Around the TO\l;n KfDY 'Iu ic KF'HIPuul. Prgm 8:45 CST 7:45 MST iJer); WBB:\1 KRNT KFAO WLB-Mu irale KFJM-Oldf Itoi~em's Orch Kfo"'F '-11\1<110 PI'1!'IJ) l\Be·The Woman in Whit., 'ketd' 9:45 CST 8:45 MST Kl\fOX WLS·Markets; News I,F"F lIenry Field KMOXJudy & Jane (PilI,bury): KSTP WMAQ NBC'Ruad of Life, ~ketch (Chip NH\lo: WOGY WGN WLW·Livp Stoc!' & Poultry Re- KMA Weather &. News K(jIL·The Hil(ht Road WHO WOW WE8C so): WMAQ WLW CKXFarmer·. Hour porI!; New' K:\IOX-Linda'. First U"ve WA,\W \larkel Clo~e & Summar) NBC Jerry Sean.' Orch.: KSOQ hSC·Geltinil the Most Out of CKY·~lorninl Melodies WMIN ·Thne Was a Time When KSCJ,.Mnter Breeder; Farnl WCCO-B.uy & Bob KFYR WDAY wTeN KOA Life, Dr. Wm, L. Stidger KFJ\I·Variet./ Show WMT·Sy,eet & Swilll Flash WLB-Talk WMT KOlL (Fleischmann's Yeast): (tw· KFNF Frink Fil'ld WNAX Grandma Travels KSOO·Jimmy Snyder. sones WLWMa Perkins, sketch CBS·SteplDothl'r, ~ketch (Col· 15.21) KOll-~lodern Moods WrCN Whoopee John WCCOFirsl Edition W:\lIN Gypsy Strulr eate). WCCO K\10X W8B\I NBC·Vienne'le Ensemble: WTCN KSf -l \\'h1T1rll'~ nevi.... 11 :45 CST 10:45 I'tlST WDGYLiv.-to,:k Reporter W:'IIT Gtrl'1o,n Band NBC-OlCydol's Owll Ma Perlin!, WMT WEBC KSTP :\Iu'icale CBS Edward \I.1c1lugh, G,,~pel WLB-Farm Prlll:m. 1:30 CT 12:30 M T C8~ sbtch: WLS (sw-15.21) :\unt JellllY's Stories (Spry) Wl:t"O-HilIJllY Gillll. ns Singer (Ivory Soap) WB8~J ""J.S-.Vuice of the Feed·Lot i Mar NBCPt'pper Yount' Family, M,Hkel KFJ\I KSCJ WBlBI WCCO K'lOX WNAX WHLB-Stork Quotations WCCO K'\lOX kets sketch (CaIll3Y Soap) WEBC 9:00 CST 8:00 MST KR"T KFAB KDAL WHO-'\I)'rt &. '\bree. ~kdch NB(.,i.. ("k & LonUa \\lDAY W~IIS-Noon Day Jamboree WIIO KSTP WLW W\UQ KOA CBS,SlJUiOiI Tillks: KSCJ KRXT \BCKltty Keene. I II: etc h WLB~("humann Trio KFYR WEBC KSTIJ WOW WMT \brket'; Cedar Valley Hill WOW KFYR WDA Y John Hamlllon, f'bl'lllnuao of (Ordt): WHO KSTP WOW WLS-.\Ia Perlo.iu~ l1etch \IBS Tu be ,llltlOun("ed. KOIL billin CBS To be announced: KRST I~ Hl'pnbl....u ~ati<:>QaI Com­ WDAY KFYR KOA wltlt~, on I'lle Aim. of lb' WLWNe"s; River; Weather; KSO W\o\X-Sunn\' )i'Icopators KSCJ WlllB WCCO KDAL 1lf'I.ohlkan I'.rt,..·· .ud ('Ia.d. CKX:-Iey,:~y Jigsaw livf' StCH'k CBe·AI Gilbert', Concert Trio: 12:45 CST 11:45 MST C!>1ol>·15.27) !<~Dat CKY-Houw of Peter MacCrqor J',plI"r. ..r from VlorlcLa. W:\rP.i ·\Iid·!o1orninl Concert CKX _'8{: H~mn of All Cburchl:s \BC .\ny B;alld: KSO KOIL Oft "T~ .'~mplt hmratll of KFHI :\I ..rkets WMT-Orpn Recital St~e' thl!' Rw..,."U .\dmlol tnUoa." Xelll KO\ WDGY (Gold Mtdal): WMAQ WHO tBS Harold Orrhelotn Kf.'F·Slim & S.a1ly \\ SAX-:SOIIl: of Jimmy \Iorlan KFBI'tarkets KOA KSTP f ",,·15.33) WOGY NBC-The Story of :\tary Mulin. KMA-Mikey &: Her Guitar WO\\" -Pletty Kitty heUy KF~F i\ll.IUa J"hn CBS·Three Console::;: weco CBC·londnn Calhnl; CKY ketch (Ivory Soap): WLS KOlL·Homemakers Club 10:45 CST 9:45 ~IST K:\IAPals of Ihe I)rairie KR.\'T '1ews Kf\'F WL-..Ci W~IT ( w.15.21) KSCJ -Parent Talk NBC·Nat'I Farm & Home Hour: KOIL-To be announced SBC Joe Greeo', Orch.: KSO ('KXYour Dail)' Brnd NBC·David lhrum, sketch (Bab. KSOO,800k Readinl TIme WLW KSCJ·Stars Over Jloli)wood Ju.lv & Jane: WOAY wEBe KFA8 Bob \tiller. ~.,np uc:red WCAL·Devotlon 0) WHO WOW KSTP WMAQ CBS·Our Gal Sunday (Ana("in): WHO,'hrket & Weather CKX " .. rket QU"lations KFDY ·Su..an Z. Wilder NBC OriginaJitie!: wrCN KOA WDGY-We, the Women W8B" KRXT KFAB K~lOX WLS-DinnPr 8pll P"m. CKY·News & Meualtes Kt'JM Req"e't Premo KSO WGN l'aintf'd Dreams C8C-Cobwtbs & Cadrnus: CKX WLW HUl:h Cro~!' Radio Ptls KJo"AB\hn on the Slr,..1 KMA-Mickey Gihbins MBS Buckeye Four: WDCY W\lIN·Gospei Singer KFHI "arkel!> W\1ISTillkinlll: Thinlll:'S Ova' KFDY Sumlller School Activitie K. fOX M,)lt'ic Kitchen N('"s WMT KfNF 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KFNF Requel>1 Hymn, WMT~('Y.'!; Markets KFX. -YOtlr Pets WBB'I·Chiealo Hour WlB-Mu~iCllI Hou'\{'boat H. 1\ n a h, sketch; NBC·Dan Harding's Wire, sketch KSCJ·Live::;tock; NeY.-s WNAX·Geoqr;e German KFY R Grandma Trav"l. Prgm. WESt,; WHLB Nat'} Bi~cuit Co.): WMAQ KSTP-Health Commissioner WTCN Vacation Special KMA-Earl Mays Vi~it (Continued on Nut Page) lIb C 27 KFJ M Ba~eball Score~ roms· Ernie fiorito's Studies io \\"04. Y-Jamel Mellon, tnr_; Ore", MONDAY KFNI'-Vlriety Revue Good Listening for Monday Contrast: WGN WEBC-Sodahl's Orch_ KFYR-Newl; Aunt Samm, COC·From a Rose Gardea: CKX WGN-Bob CrosbY'1 Orclt. KOA.,1udy & Jane Sport,: WTCN WLB WHLB-Orlan Moods July 4 KOIL-Top Tunes CJ RM Markets WLB-Pfiuner, piani,t KSOO·S~s MORNING CKY·Melody T1Il'Ie WLW-20th Century FilM KSTP-Woman's Page 9;00 CST (8:00 MST) Special Talks, CBS. KFDY-P_ T. A. Aun. WMAQ-Lou Breese's Orch. (1:30 p.m. Continued) WDAYOle Andersoo. l'Iewl: Tea KFJM·Weather & Mark.ts \\'MIN-News; Bud Morton Club WMIS·Oe..irn for Melody lime Tunel 10:16 CST (9:15 MST) Irene Beasley'. R. F. D. KF~F'Pentl!i:o~hl Sinlers WNAX-Hlh & Bit \\'~AX ~(llll.·5 of Jimmy MOf,sn WLB·Univenity Orch. No.1, CBS. KFYRBen Selvin's Orcb. wTMJ -Bob Buck & Dorothy 1:45 CST 12:45 MST WLW-Housei>oal Hannah KMA·Maste.r Melody Makers Dollar (B~·Xall \\\lIn. son!~. KRST \\"*,1,.\Q Tea Time Varietin 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) National Farm and Home KMBC-As Kan as Cit)' Dina ~lST \\'~IINNews; 7:15 CST 6:15 KDAL K$CJ hw-15.27) Variet)' how Hour, NBC, KOA-Driefs de Orch. NBC-Now & Then: (sw-I1.87) NBC-Tne: Guidin~ LIght, .ketch WOW-Kittv Keene, Inc., sketc:h KOIL.Popeye, sketch CJRM-News (While: Napth.): WHO WEBe 3:15 CST 2:15 MST AFTERNOON KSL·Howie Willi, sketch KFJM·3 Percenl Amendment WMAQ WOW KFYR WDAY KSOO·Dinner Time Fantasy NBC· Silhouettes of the West: CST MST) Independence Day Pro­ KFNF-Club C.bana WtW KSTP KOA KSOO WMAQ WOW WLW 1:00 (12:00 WDAF·Kansll City Schools Prim. gram, CBS. KSCJ-Talkin!l: Drum NBC·Na\'y B:md: WMT ~iBc.Don Window of the Navy: WDA Y·Orpn Reveries KSOO-MusicaJ Workshop CBC-London Calling: CKX KfYR WDAY KSOO WTCN WDGY-Twilight Interlude NIGHT KSTP-F.8.1. PJ'Il'D. Jud~' & Jane:. Iketch: WHLB WMT KSO WEDC·AI Donahue's Orch. WOGY-Eveotide Echoes WXAX CBS· Independence Day PrOll;um: 6:00 CST (5:00 M ST) Burns and Allen, N Be. WLS-Don Kelley's Sport Review WEBC-Evenin( Musicale KFABNe:wI &. Markets KDAL WHLB WCCO WOGY WMJN·News; Orchestra WKAX·Adrian Rollini'~ Trio KfDY·Farrn &: Home Ne...... 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Richard Hlmber'. Orches- WMT·Ufe Savers; Nature', Won­ KSCJ tra, CBS. WTMJ-Let'l Danu KFNF·Your Pell CBC-Backwoodl Breakdown: CKY derland ~IST K!\tA·Strinl Ensemble WTMJ ·Dance Orch. 7:30 CST 6:30 CKX 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Voice of Firestone, NBC. NBC·Paul Martin's Music: WMT \\' 88:'01, Dougout Dope ~IBS·TbrH Graces: KOlL 6:15 CST 5:15 MST KFYR KSOO (\\.11.87) WCCO·'lukeh KF,IM News 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Lux Radio Theater, CBS. NBC·1f I Had the Chance; Cal WDeY,Dr. Dyblie's Srap Book Tinney, m.c.; Al Roth's Orch_: NOC·Music for Moderns: WHO KOA·Hearl of Julia Blak. WTMJ WDAF WMAQ WOW WGS·LeJildOff MIn 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) True or False, N Be. WTCN KSTP-Daily Futures W:i~l WEBC KSTP WDAY MBS·Ernie Fiorito's Studies in 2:00 CST 1:00 MST WE8C·(,eorp Sokolik" eom MRS·Pat Barnes' Barnstormers: CBS-Ea\tview Stakes from Em· 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Contented Hour, NBC. Contrast: WDGY WMT mentator KOll KSO WOGY pire Citv: KDAL KRNT KSCJ WENR-Music Circle News: KFJM KOIL WAAW WLS (s\\'.I~.27) 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Wayne King'. Orcheltra, CJRM-Jimmie Allen WHO·Judy &; Jlne. sketch CBS. KSOO KFHt·A. C. Students Pttm. NBC·Club Matinee: KSOO KSO WLW To be announced CJRM Supper Melodin 'ntT WENR KOIL WTCN KMA-Markets; Weather; Newt WMIS Variety Show 8:30 CST (7:30 MST) National Radio Forum, CK Y·Scientific Serenad. KOA-SIrollin~ Sonqster (lw.15.21) wO\\- -~ldrkl:h NBC KFYRue Winters, orlanist NBC-S:Jck. tale Wife, sketch KSCJ- YesterdaJ's Tunes 3:30 CST 2:30 MST KMA·Modern Hillbillies WENR-Armin Hand's Band (Dr. L)ons) KSTP WMAQ N8C·Your Family & Mine. KSL·Advs. of Jimmy Allen WGN·Jack Denn)'~ Orch WOW WHO KOA sketrh (Sealtest) ; WMAQ KSTP-Y.M.C.A. Presents MRS-To be announced: WOGY WOW (sw-9.53-15.33) WDAF-Dance Orch_ WHLB·Radio Nia;ht Club WLB-Ha)·dn Quartet fBC-C1ub Matinee' CKY CK.,X NBr- Kelloc.~1 Sinpnl Lady NBC· Chesterfield Daily Sports KFJM Birthday Bells WDAY-Road Bulletins, News WLW-Unsolved Mysteries Ba~ball; White Sox: v,. Cleve· WLW Csw·15.21l Column, Paul Douitlas: WEBC KMA-Sunshine Timt WMIN·Si( Davis, lportl land: WGN WOOM NBC·Johnny Johnson, bar_: KSO WENR KSTP WLW WOW WOGY-Crazy Quilt WMIN·8ud Morton Club 6:30 CST 5:30 MST WNAX-SammJ Liner's Orch. KF.\B·Cornhu~lter J~bnr" WENR KOIL WDAY KSOO KSO (..9.53·15.21) wENR Better Business Bureau NBC·Those We Love. drama: KiNF-Kitchen Klatter ~Bt Ihkov's Orch_. KOIL KSOO WGN-Buddy Clark's Orch. WTCN-Golf Hints WTCS WEBC KFYR WTC~ Nan Grey (Pond" Cream): KFYR-Vic & Sade, sketch CBS·March 01 Games: KSCJ WMAQ KFvn wDA\" WLW·Sporh WMT KOIL WLS KSO KOA 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KMA·Organ Melodies WHLB MBS-To be announced WDGY WOW·J angles WTCN (1101.11.87) NBC-Mu~ic for Moderns: KOA KMOX,Tho~ Happy Gilmans ~IBS·Dick 8arrie's Orch.: WDGY WGN 5:30 CST 4:30 MST NBC-Paul "artin'. Music: WTCN CKY-Fanfare NBC·The Voice of Fimtone; Mar­ WAAW·News CBC·Gloom Chasers: CKX CKY CBS-EnOC"h Light"s Orch KFAB MBS-Pat Barnes' Barnstormers: WeCO-Ladies First KFJM·Melody Matinee KFJM-Mus.ical Traveiocut WBBM laret Speaks, sop.; Symphony WLW KFNJ-'!:Iwdio Prgm. Orch_; Alfred Wallenstein, WDAY-Kitty Keene. Inc KOA Fidlers ThrH NBC-Angler & Hunter: KFYR CJRM-Maestros of Modern Music CflOd. WDGY·To be announced lu~ic KOA Tralfic Lesson WDAY WDAF WTMJ WMAQ KFJM-Dinner Dancin!l:' KSTP·. Guphs WAAW·Newl \VEDC WDAY WHO WOW \\EBC·Stocks; Interlude WHO News NBC-Music Is My lIandicap;WMT KMAEarl May's Vi<,it WB8M-Chica~0 Hour W~M WLW KFYR KSOO WHLB-Sto"" Quo~ation~ WMIN-Kaffee Klatch KSO KSCJ-Music Box \VHLB-Tea Time TldinlS KSTP (sw-9.53) (also at 9:30 WLB Dr. Karl W. Bigelow 3:45 CST 2:45 MST CBC-Orlln Recital: CKX WGP\·News; Sporta \\'l\\ -Dan HardUl(s Wit. 4:45 CST 3:45 MST ~ew~: WDGY WMAQ WTCN p.m.) WIILB-Olla Prosnick CBS-New HonLOlls: KSCJ WIILB CBSRa)' Heatherton, lOngs; I'rv/rrllm. 1Ilrll'lrf't Spelk, WMIN.Ne"s; Music Hall '1UC·LlItle Orphao Annie. sketclJ WOW will lilli' VII,,,I d'lIrlfO froID "r. WMIN-Eventide Echoes W~AX WB8M Betty Lane's Southernen (Ovaltine): (1101-953-15.33) Jerry of the arcus: KSTP WEBC To_" (Pun'lnll, I UM.r a 8 :00 CST 7:00 MST 2:15 CST 1:15 MST NBC· Lowell Thomas, new. com WlILO Thrll~h at )o;Te (tidmanI. Ind CBS.Wayne King" Ofch. (Lady NBC·Rex MauPin's Orch_: WHO mentator (Suo Oil): WLW 1If'1f't'llonll from "'·he Fortune KBC-Stella Dan." sketch (Milk KOA CKY·Adv. of Jimmie Allen Esther): KRNT KFAB WJR of Magnesia): WHO WOW (1101-15.21) KFJM-Lone Ranger Tl'ltrr" (Victor Htrl)(>rt). The KMOX WBBM KSL WCCO NBC-Herman Middleman', Orch.: NBC-Lol. Hutchinson. lOp.; Or­ orl'ht~Irll will \11117 th.. Entrance KOA WMAQ KSTP KSOQ KOIL WMAQ WEBC KFNF-HolI)wood Columa Ind l'rot"'f',,~lon of UIIM'bull from KMBC WHAS (sw-I1.&3) NBC-Club Matinee: WEBC chestra: WENR KSTP wDAY KMA-Ortan Melodies ··~11\"11 Billet Sultfi''' flNllbeil. KSO WDAY KFYR WTCN K~O NBC·C..rnation Contented Prim.; t8S-Eut\'lew Stakes from Em· KFYR KOll WEBe KMOX·Ourk Varieties AOleriuo I'atrol PlfOllcbllm) MBS-Johnson Family: WDGY lind Jlrlnk to Me Only Wltb Orcb.• condo by Marek Weber: pire Cit); WnLO WrCN KOA-Hov.ie Will" CKX-Monitor Views tbe Newl NBC·Rhythmaires: WMAQ Tblnl' B]'fi". KOA WOW WHO WSM WMAQ KFJM·Ma PeriuM. skdch CKY-Closing StOt.k Quotations KOlL-Lone Ranier "'J-\f-8lll, Beckel I CBS-Pick" Pat (Model Smoking WTMJ WDAF KSTP (sw.9.53) KFNF-Poultry Help! KFJM-Olle I. Skratthult KSOO-Dick Tracy. sketch 'flle Lullab, Lady wUl ,Inll; II KFYR·\1arkets, Weather; News KMOX-Uarry Cool " Harmon· WCCO·Popeye, Ihe Sailor, sketch Tobacco); Edward Hoecker, I.ulhlll>· CDw\lt:1lt Browo). Till" KFNFGospel Singer die, bar.; Beony Krutter's Orch_: KMA·Paint Boys KSTP·Better Drama WENR-Dinner Datf' 'Iulutet ,,·m olfl"r Clltbf'(\ral In KMOX-One Won'Uo's Ooiolon KOA-Newl KMBC KFAB WDBM WJR the 1'10" t"Kenny). BalloOl Ad­ WBB~1 Tenth Innin!C WGN·Sports Review WDeY-Three Ru~sian Steppes KSCJ -Ma Perkins, Iketch WHO-To be announced (sw-ll.&3) (also at 930 p.m.) \t'nlurH lind Wbo', Gonnll WLW-Charlie'. inginl School Mourn fOl' Me (JaNlnes WolfeI WlW-Mid~lream, dr~a KSOO Dinner Concerl WLW,Let'. Celebrate W)'1AQ-Romances and Rhythm MBS-Lont R..nge... dr..ma (SlIy· Th" ItrlO" quartet Iud ,·Iolin WS-"X Your Fa"oriles WCCO-Mu~ical Pram. \VMIN·Sunset Gold \\'MIS Bardoot 8(0)'5 ercup): WGN 1\·111 play I I..o ...e Yon Trul,. lind 2:30 CST 1:30 M T \\DeY-Mood MuSIC WNAX-\fetz Bakery Revue I'll ~ YGU A.taln lind tile or­ CBS-Deep River BC'ys. KDAl WOW':\ew:. WGN-Linle Orphan Annie 5:45 CST 4:45 MST MBS-Dance Orch.: WDGY ebutra wilt olf('r Wllltt; (Du­ rllnd) lind La ('11("UlaChil.. KRNT KSCJ WHLB (sw·15.27) 4:00 CST 3:00 MST NBC·Freddie fi"her's Schnickel CJRM-Musicat Newsy ~:nC-Star!> & Stripes HandicaPi 5:00 CST 4:00 MST NBC-True or r ..lse. quiz prgm_ NBC-The Hughes Reel with Rush ~BC-Amos fritzers: WTeN WENR KSOO CKX-Blair of the Mounties News: KFYR WMAQ KSTP 'n' Andy (Campbell's (J. B. Williams Co.): WTeN HUlI:hu, commentator (Borden Soup): (sw·9.53) (also at 9 WDAY CKY-Dance Tunes KOA (liw-9.53) KFJM Ed Butler, sports KSO WMT KOIL WENR Ce.); wow KSTP KOA WHO The Start and Strll>el 8antl!· p.m.) CBS-Boake Carter, commentator WLW (sw-11.87) WMAQ WEBC (.'11'. the '10.000 lidded 1 1-4 NBC-Alias Jimmy Valentine, (Huskies): wBBM KMOX KMA-Weather; News; Sporta NBC-Club Matinee: KFYR WDAY mlle~ race for tbrfoe-1ear-oldl sketch (Dr. Lyons) : (sw- KFAB KDAL WCCO KSCJ KMOX-The Camera Speaks MBSMr. Mergenlhwirker's Lob KSOO \\'MT WENR KOIL IDd Ill"urd. will be defl.('rlbed 11.87) (also see 9 p.m) WNAX KRNT WHLB (sw­ KSCJ-Stamp Man blies. dram": WLW frOIll Arlington Park, OIIkal;"o. 11.83) KSL-Popeye thf' Sailor, sketch "True or Fal~." formerl,. KMA KSO WTCN (,w-15.2l) hy Clt·1lI .\1t'Carthy and Bob CBS- Wrigley Prgm_: (sw-ll.&3) Allan Caron, organist: CKX CKY Bro1\·n. (also at 9 p.m.) NBC·Bailey Axton, tnr_: KFYR WCCO·Musi..al Prgm. heard onr Ihe Mutual nelwork. WHAS-SpotJighting the News h.' switehed 10 loOBC It tM' KFJM-F1o}'d Johnson's Orch NBC-Herman Middleman's Orch.: NBC-Trio Time: WENR KOIL WMAQ KSTP ...me time. KFXF ~Iother'! Forum WLW WTCN WMT KFYR CBC-Anniv. of American Inde- WHLB·Movie Preview CBC·Carnation Contented Prim.: KMOX-Let's Compare Notes CBS·Newsi Jack Shannon. Inr.: NBC-Don Winslow of the Navy, pendence: CKX WLB-Forum CKY CKX WCCO-B;l-.eball Game KSCJ KDAL KMOX WBBM sketch (Kelloggs)· WMAQ News: WOW WHO WMIN-Dininl Out CJRM-International Music: WDGY Hil Revue CBC·Jean & Alice Rowe, sonp: WOW WLW Terry de the Pirates: WEBC WNAX-Prairie Dream Bo)'s KFJM-George Sokolsky WGN-Leadoff Man CKX CBS-Streamlintd Swing With CKY·Master Singers 6:45 CST 5:45 MST KFYR-Studio Prgm. WLW-Heart of Julia Blake :O:ews: WDA Y WHLB Dave Bacal: KSCJ WHLB KfNF-Texas Tim CBS·Boake Cuter, commentator KSCJ-Play Pilley \\'NAX,Happ)· Jack's Old Timers Musical Prgm.: WLW WOW CBC·Songs for Summer: CKX KOA-Jimmy Allen (Huskies & Post Toasties): KSOO-Dance Hour 2:45 CST 1:45 MST CKY-Professor Allison, book re­ KFAB-S.....ing Your Partner KLPM·Witt and Music KSL WDA Y-Old Time,. sonC!;~: KMA·Concert Ensembll'! CBS-Del Casino, KSCJ view KFJM-Late Releases CBC-Metropolitan Cafe in LoI'I- WOGY·Rainbow Trio WOGY-Sports Editor WHLB WDGY (sw-15.27) KFJM-W. P. A. Educational KFNF-Cub Reporters don: CKX WGN ·To M announced KF~J--Cub Reporler~ WGN-To be announced NBC-Girl Alone. sketch: WLW KMAT\o\'ili~ht Tunes ORM-Howie Wing WHLB-Winlts Over the World \\'MAQ KSTP WDGY-Gertrude Lewis KMOX·Grand Strand Managers WLB-Children's Pra:m. WMIN-News: Tuning Around WLW·Paul Sullivan, news CKY-Easy Aces NBC·Club Matinee: WEBC WTCN WENR-Malcolm Claire. children's KOA-Colorado Agricultural College KFJM·Phil Poppler, talk WNAX-Happy Jack's Old Timers CRC-Romance in Songs: CKY stories KSOO-The Skyride WMIN-Hearth & Home 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WMT-Sporh; News KMA-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. CKX WGN-Bill Anson KSTP-Gentlemen of Rhythm KMOX·Joe Karnes & AI Cameron CJRM-Dance Orch. KF'NF·Gospel Singer WHO-New Tunes WBBM·John Harrington, lports WHLB-Dioner Music KFJM-News KAlOX-Dope from the Dugout 4:15 CST 3:15 MST wCCO-Livestocks WNAX-Jimmy Morgan. songs WHLB-Musical Moments KOA-[lao Uardine's Wife NBC·Stars & Stripes Handicap; WDAY-Charlie " Cedric NIGHT WTCN-Political Broadcast 8:30 CST 7:30 MST \\ HO-To be announced News WDA Y KFYR KSOO WDGY-Mood Music 7:00 CST 6:00 MST NBC·Burns &: Allen (Grape WLW-Mad Hatterfields KOA WEBC WEBC-Twilight Review CBS-lux R..dlo neater· KSL Nuts) with Tony Martin &. WNAX-l\1a Perkins, sketch CBS-Miniatures by Franklyn Mac­ 6:00 CST 5:00 MST Glen Gray's Orch.: KOA WSM WGN.Popeye the Sailor NBC-Puhllc Hero No_ I (hlstalf WBBM WCCO KMBC WHAS WOW-Houseboat Hannah, sketch Cormack: KSCJ KDAL WHO·To be announced WJR KfAB KMOX KRNT KSTP WDAF WEBC WTMJ NBC-Marlowe & Lyon, piano WLB-Treasure Hou~e of Books Brewinl)· WMAQ WHO WOW KFYR WMAQ WIIO WDAY 3:00 CST 2:00 MST WSM (sw-11.83) ~BC-Xei!fhbor Nell. philosophy: duo: WMAQ WTCN WMIN-News; Hollywood Brevities FIlial j'lf'rforman('fo for tbe WOW (also see 6 p.m.) Or!l:anist: WEBC WHO WENR MBS·Penumbra; KSO WGN WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys CBS-Monday Night Show: Connie IIomlner otref'1l Coullince Ben­ Horse Racing at Whittier Park: nett In "I 1I'0und Stella PIIr­ NBC-Nat'l Radio Forum: KOIL WTCN (sw-15.21) 5:15 CST 4:15 MST &$well; Richard HimL.er·, rlflh." WTCN (sw-l1.87) CBS·lndel>endence Day Pro!l:l'am: CKX CKY NBC·Uncle Ezr..'s R..dio StOiltion Orch.: Ted Husinrt (Brewers' KSCJ KDAL WULB WOGY KOIL Federal Housing Talk (Alka-Seltur): WltlAQ KSTP Asc'n): KMOX KFAB WJR NBC-Now de Then: WLS KMA NBC Charles Sears, tnr.: WLW The broadellt will Illelud~ I KSTP·Movie Parade WHO (also at 9:15 p.m.) WNAX WHLB KDAL WHAS WMT WTCN (sw.11.87) WENR drlmallutlon of the 11IlC'h lpot~ WBBM-Truman Bradley, comm. WBBM weco KRNT KSCJ NBC·Questions de Answers; Jos. ")o'or )1(-n Onl.l'." formerl.\" of the Fourth of JulY durlUII" thl~ WENR-News CBS·American Vie",points: KSCJ (sw·l1.83) (alo KNX at 10 Cberniavsky's Orch.: WHO lward at 11101'. hall 11\'\telwfl thf' ("(IUOlrl's hI'tor,. A Short WHLB-De\'otional Servites KMOX wHBM KFAB KDAL to Wl"d.nf>"day III 9::40 p.m. )0:1)1' tllk ,,'111 l.w .,t'ffi'n by DllIDlel S. p.m.) W:-.\1 KOA KSTP KFYR (8:30 El'T lind (·OT. 7:30 ("1';1'. Oollerl,.. SlllloDal Commllnder WHO-Baseball Time \\'HLB WCCO WNAX KRNT Guelt: Lew Lt>hr. WDAY 6:30 MST. :1:3(1 I'~TI. of Ibfi' r,(>~lolI. Unroln', GettYll' WLW-Those Happy Gilmans (~\o\'·11.83) MBS-Frank Ferneau's Orch,: CBS·The Crooners Choir: KSCJ hurjl: Addrf'S8 will be reid. at I NBC-Burns & Allen (Grape WOW,Dan Hardinit's Wife. sketch Bollke ('arter. formerl,. beard WDGY KOIL KSL WCCO KMOX KDAL th'-lIp wltll the 7;Uh anniversary 4:30 CST 3:30 MST at thh lime, Iwltdll.'l 10 7:43 Nuls); Tony Martin. tnr.; nf Ihe URttie of GpltYlllurg the p.m. EDT r6:"~ E~T and CDT. Glen Gra}"s Orch.: KSOO CBC-Lux R.dio Theitter: CRY \nILB KRNT KM8C WHAS l.r(· ... IOIl dlly. CBSHarrv fleer bJ;r KSCJ 5:U CSTI WLW (al<;o at 8:30 p.m.) CKX WJR KF'AB (s\\11.83) 8a~eball Game: KFAB WMT KDAL WNAX (5101-11.83) NBC·Trio Time: WDAY WMT Dance Orch.: WOW CJRM MBS·Henry Weber's Pageant of Kl\o10X WNAX K:'olA Bollke Cnrler, formerl,. beard at thl time, 11\-It<-b.. to 7:015 KFYR WENR WTCN KSOO NBC·If I Had the Chance; Cal KFJMFour SIar Prgm, Melody: WGN KSO rKX,Gellll> from the Clas~ICl p.m. EDT 16:4::1 E:'T and CDT, KSO Tinne)·, m.c.; AI Roth's Orch.: KSCJ-Talking Drums CBC-Dan McCowan: CKY CKX CKY-Uroadcast Bulletin :;:01;; C:-T). News: CKX CKY KFNF KSTP (~w-l1.87) KSOO Sports; College Songs KF,1M-American Lelion Prgm. 28 C 7/3.... Kl\IA !\Iu!'>ical Varieties WESC-DX Safet~· Club; Varieties cns Di,k Gdsparre'~ Orch.· ~ew... : WHO WMIX WJR WEBC K:'olQX 1\"1.'"" WBB..IJimmy Noone's Orch, WHLB·Safety AWilrd KFAB KOAL (~\\ 6.12) WHLB WLW KOA-Westertlaires MONDAY W~Il;.\'-Half & Half WMlN-News NBC-Glen Miller's Orch,; WDAF KFYR·Weather & News KSL·Sone;~ for You WMT-Ke\\5time WSAX-"lusical Moments KMA KSO WEBC KFi'R KMBC·Internationll La", WrCO.Rollie Johnson \\'SAX-Varietie~ WTMJ-Kilowatt Hour WHO ( ..\\-9.53) KSL·Pinto Pete WIIOJam Se~~ion July 4 8:45 CS~' 7:45 ~fST 9:15 CST 8:15 MST CBC·Horace Lapp's Orch.: CJRM WCCO·Let's Celebrate 10:45 CST 9:45 MST CBS-American \'le\\IXlint'l: KSL NBC·Uncle EzrOil (AlkOl-Seltzer): CKX CKY WENR·Music As You Desire It NBC Dallce Orch. WDAY WENR 11:30 CST 10:30 MST KSC'J WCCO K'tOX WSAX KOA WOW (also ~ee 5:15 p.m) MBS·Jack Denn~'" Orch WGN WOW-Wil2; Wail:«in' with Wagner CBS-RO('eT Pryor's Orchestn: 1\BC·Dean Fo~)ler, organist: KDAL WIILB KRNT K!\IBC News; WBB~I KOIL KMBC WSM-World in Review K;\IOX KFYR WD"\' Y WTCN W:'o1AQ WHAS WJR KFAB ( \\ 11.83) NBC-Ben Cutler's Orch.: WEBC WOW WTCN-Baseball Scores :"I'BC-Ra~' Kinney's Orch: KF't'R KSL Dance Orch. KMA WEBC J),- "lolA,. Foun,IN'''' ('ontu­ K~J Let'!'> Dance WTMJ-Dance Orch KSL-Pionl.'i!r Fighters CBS·Griff Williame' Orch.. KOIL I'n""- Talk b,. }:1Il11 lIaoolnl' Csw-9.53} WENR Fletcher Henderson's Orch. ":';e'W Fronlll'r. 10 Sd!'o<'('." (BS-Henry Bu..~'s Orch.; KFAB 10:15 CST ':15 MST WCCO·Ele'tion Report KF,\B K"'('J KMBC WXAX NBC-Cadet:. Quanel \\iE~R WIILB·Gus Josephson XBC-King's Juters Orch,; WIIO WTCX ·Dictators WBB"1 KMOX KRXT KDAL \\'HAS KMOX KR,'T WJR-Baseball Scores; Peaceful WLW WCCO KMBC KSL KSCJ KFYR 11:00 CST 10:00 MST \BC-Leo Rt'i1lCman' Orch. WL\\ 1\BC-Xat'l R",dio Forum; WTCN "alley CBS-Joe Sanders' Orch, KRNT h..STP WSM WHO WO\\-' KOA lBC·Parisian Rhythms; CJR.\! WMAQLou Breese's Orch. NBC-Frank Trumbauer's Orch.: CBC-Piano Recital: CKY CKX CKX CKY WJR WHLB WHO WOW WMAQ WEBC WESR (,·JR ..t·Harmoniers W"II\-\'arieti" NBC-Fletcher Henderson', Or KFYR KOlL MBS· Vincf'llt Pirro's Orch.: W!\tT Sports: KSTP WHO W:'oITBa~bal1 Game K!ltA-~'ews che5tra: WSM WLW WOW \'BC Wa)'ne Kint:'~ Orch. WS?!1 KSO WGN WBB:\I.Jamt!! Melton, tnr.; Or· WTC ~ Front PaRe WBB:'oI·John HalTin(ton, news che~tra WEBC CBC·It's Happened Before: CKX WnlJ·Let's Celebrate WDA Y WEXR KMA KOA WO ~I"-D. W, Se"'comr.r s QUJrtet WDAF Soloist KSL-:-.tu"ical \'ignett" CBS \octurne .... Ith Frankl)·n CJR-'I·Pelite Mu~jcale W"fJXWPA Prgm. WDAY·Baeeball Game 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KS1 P ~ jght El(tu \hrCormack; KSCJ KFAB CKy·It·~ HJppened Before. talk 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WG\ Till\' Hille' arch. CBS·Di,k Gasparre'! Orch.: WCCO·Cedrir Adams W~AX KRXT WBB~ KMOX KSL-Can'el (rair' Orch. NBC·Amos 'n' Andy (Campbell's WHLB.&tng Tune WBBM WDAY-The Shado",', duml K"1BC WCCO· Roller Dub\' Soup). WOW WMAQ WDAF WJR-Let's Celebrate NBC-Glen Miller's Orch. WOW WHAS-~e\\s :\IBS-Rildio's Candid C"mera; Bob \\·DAF·Dance Orch: WHO KOA WS~1 KSTP WLW WLW Kre~up Erion, sop. (..w-9.53) WMl\ Cully's Swing Band Cro,b~"5 Orch. WG~ W'IT WHAS·Drum Serenade (al~ see 5 p.m.) WMAQ Fort Pearson, ne", NB(.Jack Spriltg's Onh.: WTCN WTC~-Carl Lorch' - Orch. KSO KSTP W!\IIN ·"lidnirht Reveries W~II:\' wnu· '1elnclie<> CBS·Wrigley Prgm.: KSL KRNT -Coral hlanders KMBCDance Time C'JR'I-News KOIL Sports 10:30 CST 9:30 MST Pr~f'nts 11:45 CST 16:45 MST KMBC K~OX weco KFAB WXAX-Xews NBC·Lane; Thompson's Orch. CKY·Joe de Cource)' WS:'oI- Riding the Range WnLB-Spirit of Courage KSL·Jimm)' Wal~h's Orch. CBS Griff Willi.llm ' Orch. WCCO WBB..1 WHAS WJR (ilso see \BIAQ WDAY WLW WSM CK Y \eYI' 5 p.m.) WTMJ -Easy Aces WTMJ·TodillY's Events WOW wceo Carl Lorsch's Orch. WDAF-Nightha\\ks 12:00 CST 11:00 MST 9:30 CST 8:30 MST CBS Dick JutKens' Orch.. KDAL NBC·Alias Jim m y Valentine, NBC·The Voice of Firestone; Mar· 10:00 CST 9:00 MST WLW-Twent)'-Four Hour Review MBS-Jack Denny's Orch.: WGN XBC·Kint;'s Jester KMA KSO \\'BB:\1 WXAX KRST WHLB ~ketch (Dr. Lyons): KOIL garet Speaks, soprano; Mixed \\'MIS-N'ews; Swin~ Session KSO (,,\\-6.14) KI\IBC WJR KFAB KSCJ Ne\\~; KOA W!\II\ WHO WTCN WMT KSO WENR (also Chorus; SY'!1ph. Orch.: KOA NBC,Dance Orch.: WEBe KMA WTCN·Boyd I\aeburn's Orch. ~ee 5 p.m.) . (also see 6:30 p.m.) CBS·Joe Sanders' Orch.: KMOX K"OX Dancing Time KFAB WBBM KSCJ WNAX WTCN KOIL KFYR ( ",·6.14) 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KSL-String Trio NBC-Ra) Kinney's Orch.: (SW CBS-Pick & Pit (Model Smoking KMBC WHAS (5w-6.12) MDS-Radio's Candid Camen; Bob NBC Wayne Kil1l!:'~ Orch.: WLW KSTPDream Ship 9.53) Tobacco); Benny Krue~er" NBC-Fletcher Henclel'5on's Or­ Crosby's Orch,. KSO WMT CBS·Jack Gaulke's Emperors: WBB't Horace Henderson's Or· CBC-News: CKY CJRM CKX arch.: KSL WCCO WNAX chestra: WMAQ KOA WDAF WGN KSTP KSCJ KFAB WNAX WBBM che"tra To be announced: KSCJ WDA Y KRNT WHAS KMOX (also see MBS-Kay K)"~er's Orrh.: KOIL CBC·Variet)' Hour CKY CKX KRNT KMBC KMOX WCCOTo be announced KFJM-Ba~eball Game 6:30 p.m.) WGN KSTP CJRM {'-JRMEventide Echoes WLW Billy Snidf'r', Orch. KFYR -Studio Pr!;m. NBC.Jack Sprig's Orch.: WLW (,BC·King's Jesters Orch.: CKY Dance Orch.: WDAF WMIN KSL-News WOW-!\1usical Prt:::m KMA Vic Fra~er'~ Orch. KSTP WSM CKX CJRM WHAS KSTn·Dance Orch. End of Monday Prognms

Tuesday July 5, 1938 Tuesday

NBC·Jerry Sears' Orch.: KOIL KSTP·Womeu's Clubs CKY-Music Graphs News: WOGY WGN WHLB-Ha\\'aiian Echoes KSOO WDA Y KFYR KOA WAAW·\I,.rkets KFABWeather & lIh.rkeh fliX·Farmer's Hour WHO Hilltop 1I0uq.•kf'tch MORNING Csw.15.21) WCAL,('olle'l:f' Bulletin KFNF-Studio Premo CKY·Pem Tudor WlS.\cro~ the Mike CBS·Stepmother, sketch (Col WDAY-Grandma Trlvel. KMA Earl May'! Visit KFJ~'-()y-!t:an Serenade WMIN·German Hour 7:00 CST 6:00 MST ote): WCCO KMOX WBBM WGS'fan nn State Sireet KMOX-Ma Perkins, ,ketch KFNF-FranJc FitJd WMT·Jimmie Smith', Orch. Mlrket Reports: KSCJ WOGY WHLB Betty Ad.llms KSOO·Baker's Variety Prp:l KOILDiOilf)' Drf'ams WNAX Hal'Pl JiI(;k's Old Timers NBC·Breakfast Club; Orch. & KFJM CKX WLW·Dr. Friendly KSTP-Dan Hardinr', Wife K<;C'J Wom,n's Rtview WOW-Judy &. Jalle Soloists: News: WEBC WDAY WMI:\ !\1ilad)"'s 'fu"ic Bol( WAAW-\tarkets KSTP-Mu~icale ~IST KFYR KMA 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WMT-Loui~ Hathaway WBBM-Thomas Conrad Sawyer WCCO-Happy Gilmans 11:00 CST 10:00 CBS-Mu~ic in the Air: KMOX NBC·The Sto.., of Mary Marlin. \\-TLS·Around the Town WCAL.)jOur Church WIILB-Stock CCuotuiol1s 1\BC-Glenn Darwin, blr.: (s",. ~BC·Ward & Muuy. piano duo: sketcb (Ivory Flakes); WLS WCCO·Judy & Janf' WHO "nt a M:tl"l:f'. skelch 15.33) (ll'w-215) Isw·15.21) 9:45 CST 8:45 MST CBSThe GoMbe-rll!!. ketch (0:1l:' . ·BC·Getting Ihe Most Out of WDAY-Mililary Band WLB-'10~art Concerto CB ·Arthur Godrrey (sw·17.76) l\i:BC-Orit;inalities; KOIL KOA WDGY·Hillbill)· Hi Jinks WLS-E"el)'n "The Liuel Maid" )dnl) wcco K'lOX KDAL t'l:Be-Da~id HUUID, sketch (Bab­ Life, Dr. Wm. L. Stidger 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WHO· Houseboat H"nnah WLW·Ne""~; Live Stocks; ;Ri...r: WBBM WSAX 0): WHo KSTP WMAQ WOW (Flei!iChmann's Yeast): (sw· ~IBS ~tar~hard'i CBS-Mus.ic in thf' Air: News: 15.21) WLS-The !\Iu~iul (bore Boys Weather'" \larkets Jack Orch.: KDAL (",·17.76) (0.-.21.5) KOIL CB~· CB -Aunt Jenny's Stories (Spry): WLWN"s River' Wuther; WMIN-Mid-Mornillt; Concf'r' ~l!1\ bry Lre rillylor (Pel CBCHappy Ganr: C'KX KFJ)t WOW WMT WLW WBB1II KRNT KMOX KFA~ Lh'e Stock W~AX·Sollr of Jimm}' \!orln WL WSAX WCCO Milk); WBBM KRNT KNOX WMIS -BuDf'tin Board WOW Prett)' Kill)' Kelly T...b\ ('~mta ('I S€'\lo WMT KFAB \\ \AX WCCO KDAL ~fST WNAX-Kitl)· Keene WOW 7:30 CST 6:30 MBS·Bucke)·e Four: KSO WOGY rooDC·Viennese ElUl!mble; WTCN 10:45 CST 9:45 MST CKY·Studio Strinl CBS-Joyce Jordan, (irl intune, 10:30 CST 9:30 MST lIouala·ra: 1.",..00. ZhlJlDr,ruau, }\STP Hou hold Forum JOIWphln.' Hl'lupblll. MoTllf' &1· Markets: WDGY KFJM NBC-Breakfut Club; Nf'WI' K1tlA·S. O. S. Club Prem. CKX·Poet Corner WDGY·Charln SeGlir IYTCN ; bury and n R. lbullhall'4! CKY·\'OUnl Widder Jones KSCJ-Sunny !\Ielodies CKY-Dance Tunes CBS-Romance I'\f Helen Trtnt, KFNF·Wilbur Smilb WGNDancf' MuSIC i1BS-Victor Undb,br: WGN KFJM \hrkets ~Iodern ~tood~ Hmtin~s ~I 9,15 CST 8:15 MST sketch (Edna Wanace H(,p· KOIL W!-IO-DOiIn Wife, sltetch 7:45 CT 6:45 T KfNF-. lim & SaD)' WBB~ WLBReadin CBS Bachelor's Children (Old NBC- Vic &: Sade, sketch (eris· per): KRST KFAB KSCJ-Li\'ntock; Want Ads KMA Fallnn & Hi Accordion K~OX K~IP-Jeao Abbt. WLS-Mclody Plnde Dutch Cleanser) KMOX co): WLS WLW (s",,·15.21) KO.\,Kltt\· Keene weco Grandma Trauls weco KRST KFAB NBC·LoreDZO ".anes \Phillipt) MBS-Studies & Sketchn in Blaclt WMAQ wOW WHO KSTP WC'AL-De"votion (Continued on Nut Page) CBS-Eton Boys: KDAL &: White: WMT WGN-Musical Mail Box NBC-Breen &: de R~: WMT WDGY-We, the Women NBC "arjorie {'ole &.: OrgOiln: WTCN K50 KOA WG ..·Painted Drf'ams WMAQ WMIN-Go~pel Sinl:er 8:00 CST 7:00 MST Bachelor's Children; WGN WCCO CBS-Pretty Kitty Kel'.y (Wonder CKX-Acc:ordeon Parade 10:00 CST 9:00 MST KFAB N_s &- Markets CBC·S""ef't Hour of Prayer: Bread): KSCJ KMOX wceo CKX KRNT WBBM KFJM·Masters Music Room KFNF·Paul & In'ing CBS·Mf'rr)-makers: WBBM KRNT NBC.Just Neighbors, sketch: KMOX wCCO KFAB KDAL KSO WLS WTCN (sw·15,21) KFYR-Hymns of All Churc:hes KltlA-Homemaken' Chat KSCJ NBC·Mrs Wios 01 the Cabbale KMOX-Houseboat Hannah, .ketrb 1\BC·Campu5 Kid: WMT Patch, .ketch (Old EnClish KOIL-Pully the Shopper Nf'w~ KSOO WAAW W.-ue): WMAQ KSCJ ·Memories That Endure CKY·Stars Over Hollywood Coffee Pot Inn ~ WHO WNAX KSOO·Woman'~ World KI'JM Hou'ehold Hour WOW WBBM·Editor's Daua:bter, sketch KFNF·CornField H,.waiians New.: KOA CKX WDAY·Mixing Spoon Prrm. KFYRMarkels & Weather 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WDCY-Canary Serenade KMA.Weather; Markell; News NBC·A~her &- lillie Jimmy: WLS WEBC Woman's nour KOA-Wells of Mu~ic: KOIL WTCN K50 KMA (SW. WHLB,Morning Musicale KOII.·News; Welther 15.21 ) WMIN ·Song ::;tylist KSTP-The Daily Nne-John'. Other Wire, ,ketch W\\X·George German's Pit'! WDA Y·Hometown Reporter (Louis Ph.ilippe): WMAQ PI~rs WOGYModern Trl'nd CBS·Myrt &: Marge, sketch (Su· 9:30 CST 8:30 MST WEBC·Town.hip No. 52 per Suds); WBBM WCCO 1\BC Gen. Fed. of Women' \\GN,Harold Turner, pilnist KMOX KFAB WNAX ('Iub!l WHO WOW W\tAQ WHLBT...... n~hip Fifty·Two 'IBS·Francis J. Cronin, organist: 1\BC·Pepper Young's Family, wun Tb, Goldberu_ .ketch \\DGY !>.kelch (CamllY Soap)' WLS WGS '1e1od, Contruts 8 :30 CST 7:30 MST (.",,-15.21) WLW,Tbe Editor's Daucbter CBS Hilltop House, sketcb (Pllm· 1\BC·Vienne~ Ensemble: KSO W~IAQ Dilin lIardinr;'s Wife olh'e Soap): KFAB weco lBS Bit; SIster, .kelch (RinlO). WlIIlS.Ne""s; World Bookman WNAX K!\10X WBB!\t KFAB WBBM KRNT WCCO WSAX·D,Devotional Service NBC-HIPI>y Ja,k KSTP W~AX KMOX KDAL WOW Betty & Bob ~BC·Just ~etcb Plain Bill, MBS Get Thin 10 MU~lc: WDGY WTCN-Tunes of Today (Kol)'nos) W\fAQ KOIL KSO 10:15 CST 9:15 MST ~BC Josh Ihuln ..I Fil'lchvillf' News: WEBC KSCJ NBC·The O'Neills, sltetch (horJ K50 WDA Y KOIL WLS K:'o1A CKX-Market"; What's in th Air f1un) WMAQ WOW WLW ( \\ 15.21) eKY-OrJilIn Renries KOA 8,45 CST 7:45 ~fST KFJ"·HouSt'hoid Hour . 'BC B.lIlley A.xton, tor.; KOlL !\BC \\ In in Whitf', pelch KFSF Dick MaJUiness W,tT WESC lPilhbury}. WMAQ WEBe KF1R Bett)· & B<>b, !t.kelc:h CO'" Irl'nt B('::II lev R. F. D. No. KSTP WHO WUW KO.\ Fin ...ncial Service 1, KSCJ WHLB .-BC Oll~d I' ta K:;OO The Sk) ridl' KFJM Salon ;\Iu,ic 12,30 CST 11 ,30 MST WCAL Music of Ihe Masten I{STP Old Rerrains 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Attorney-At-Law, NBC. Bli~1 KF:\F Slim & Sail)' CDS !\1,1rillE' Band: KOAL weco 'Iu.iul Premo \\ Jol,n Harrmglon, sports \BC \ lIliant Lad). kelrh (Gold WC.\l-"ariety Hour 1\011.-\\ ilJll Time 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) Benny Goodman's Orches­ WDA Y Rud\ Stell S COl'oooys li\'l,,~torks KSCJCub Reporter ME'dal): KO/\ \\'MAQ KSTP tra, CBS. WOGY \"afietiu \\"CCO (~1¥-15.33) ~L1"I(' WAA\\' "arket!> WLW WG~'lt'IOlh Lane WDGY 'lood WDGY-Theater Club of the Air \UC'1u_ir Guild KFYO KOIL 8'00 CST (7'00 MST) Hal Kemp's Orchestra, WHO-Nl'ws· WEBC-Tllililtht !levie", (_w 15,21) h 110 Vic &: Sade CBS. ,nll\ Kalfe.. Klatch WG!\ -Collurt Orrh )fu.1t- ot tilt' 1:'111. '11th all,f W\11 Tom Ov,enlo' CO\\bofl \\ ItO Tu be annlJullced 17th (·I'lilurh'~. \\111 hI' /0:1\ .. 11 11.\ 8,00 CST (7'00 MST) Robert L. Ripley, NBC, 3,45 CST 2:45 MST \\'MI~ New; Holly ..... ood Brevities 11,30 CST 10,30 MST IIII' 111'IWllloIlllH"(' Qullll,'I. ~BC·II'diana I"di:(o Orch.; KOll t\e\h: WO\\ WOA\ WHO \\".\AX Prairie OrNm Bo)s r-;SC·\\'ords &. Music: \VMAQ 8'30 CST (7'30 MST) Jimmie Fidler, NBC. \\'E\I{ KSOO WDAY \\IItN \\'SM "ip"".; Con olt' '!pln,ri..­ Wll\\ (,w·15.33> ("K Y !\ta~t"l SillltlrS WERC KFYR ~IST CBS Road of Life. sketch (Chip KFAB Dinner Call CB~I.et"~ PrE'lend KFAB 5:15 CST 4,15 ~BC Mr_ Keen, Tracer of L{lst 50) WHOM KMOX KfJ\1 Dial Roisem's Orch ~BC·I ittle Orphan Annitt. (sw Ptrsonl. dnmll (Amu_ H'!me Ho.\'al R:uu:en: KOIL KFr\F lIl'nry Field CII)~e 9.53) 'm.., \\'.\AW !\t.rkE't & Summary 2,30 CST 1:30 ~lST Products) KOIL WENR WDG\" K:\1A Wnlhf:r &: flie""s Mi~~us \BC-J~ph GaUicch,o's Orch.: h.:\11.J;'\ LHlda's FIf~t Lon WBB't'1eet the NBC lit.. lime-btl Reel .. lIh Hush WTCN KSO \\'MT KOA (sw· CB(.Street Scene: (fiX WCAL I\Iu~icale Hu"he" commenlator (Horden WDA Y WHO WMAQ KSTP '111 ital Pn:m.: Weco WLB KSCJ \laster Bretllcr, Farm Flash KOA II 81) WCCO-Beth &: Bob Co): W!\IAQ KSTP WHO ("Us To bf: InMunced· K\tOX CKY·!'lreel Inten'iew KSOO Sill", Neilthbor Sma \\ G\" .r.h)"thm Rambles MBS-Johns...n Family: WOGY WBB" Kilty KE'E'ne, Inc. "'"0\\ KOA WEBC WBB:\1 KDAL WCCO KSC-J KFAD Dinu!!r Call WG\ \lemor) Lane ("KY·Clo inc Stock Quotations WCAl·Stations Chats CBS n"lIIallr.. in Rh)thm: KSCJ \\.\AX K"·"B KRr\T WHL8 KFOY -\tarke!s; John M. Ryan ,\ L\\ ~la Perkin~, sketch KDAl WIILB KR.\T (s" CKX Monitor Viev,. tbe News wCCO First Edition KFNF·Women in the News CBS-Gf:O. McCall's &reenuooPl: KFJM Wtl>y Jack', Old Timers KFJM Birthday Bells WtS-Markets; Ne .... s Guild; K::iO NNs: WMT KFNF Nl'W5: \YHLB WDAY St~k 2:45 CST 1,45 MST KF\'R-You Shall Have Rhythm WlW-Live &: Poultry Re· Judy & Jane: WDA Y WEBC CKX-Songs ThaI Ne\'er Gro" CKY-OJd Refrains KMA·Sunshine Tim ports; News Man on the Street: WEBC KFAB NBC·Giri Alone, .ketch: WMAQ Old KSTP KFJM·Basehall Scores WDAY·Jeanne Aim & the Five WMIN-Musical Newsy CKX·Market Quotations hFAB-BilI Miller, SOnl' ..cred KFNF·Cub R~portetJ WMT -Sweet &: Swing romc-club Malinee: WESC Notes CKY-News &. MeSSal" KFOY Farm Flashe\ \\·CAL-Forensics Hour WLW·Sports WNAX·Grandma Tra\'el, KFDY,S Mtttinee: KOIL WENIt I\FNF "ariet)' Revul WHO-News sketch (Ivory Flakes): WHO WLW·Those Happy Gilman, WMIN·Sunset Gold 12:00 CST n,oo MST KSOO KSO WMT WTCN (.w. KFYR-News: Aunt Sammy WMIN-Harmony lIall WLW WMAQ KOA WOW 15.21) KOA·Jud)" &: Jane WNAX-Variet)" Prgm. CBS·Tours in Tone: weco KSCJ WDAY KSTP WEBC KFYR WOW·Dan Harding's Wife, sketch WTC~ Headline Flashe~ NBC.Belty &: Bob, sketch (Gold Oet'''e 01 Ille conleu _ tll;e ..... CBS-Hilzhways to Health KRNT KOIL.Top Tunes ~IST g...... ay be '."ncI on _ 4l. KSCJ KOAL WBB\1 (SW. KSOONews 4,30 CST 3,30 MST 5,45 CST 4:45 Medal): WMAQ WHO KSTP NBC·The Roving Prof., Prof. CBS·AdHnture 1lI Rh)·thm; 15.27) KSTP·Woman's Page NOC-Chesterfield Daily Sporh KOA (sw·15.33) McGovern: WOA Y KSTP CBC-8i~ KSCJ KDAl KFAB WHLB NBC-Backstage Wife, dfllmatic \\'DAY·News; Tea 'lime Tune. Column, Pttul Dou~las: WEBC Sister CKY CKX WMAQ KFYR NBC·AnnettE' Kin!. contralto: hw-15.27) sketch (Or. Lyons) WMAQ WDGY·Slil.o lim's Rourhriders WENR WOW WL\\' KSTP WTCN KFYR MBS-Son~land; WG~' KSO WOW KSTP WHO KOA WGN·Arternoon Serenade KSO (,"·9.53-15.21) NBC-Freddie Fisher's Schnickel· News: WMIN KFAB WAAW CKX-Liv(>stock Heport CBC-Club Matinee: CKX CKY WLB-Schumann Song Cycle CBS·Dave Bacal & the Four fritzers: KSOO WENR WTCN KFJM CKY·British Dance Bands I(FAB-Cornhusker Jamboree WlW·Houseboat Hannah Notes: KSCJ KDAL WCCO KSO KOIL KFNF Fttrm Sales &: New. KFDY-Chimes C{lncert I(F\F·Kitchen Klatter WMAQ-Tea Time Varieties (s..... ·11.83) CBC·Sport in Can:\da: Ctoe KMA-Weather &: Markets KFJM·Headlines of YUlerda)', KFrR-"ic &: Sade. sketch WMIN.News; Variety Show NBC· Johnnie Johnston: KFYR Sports: wOGY WGN KMOX-Singin' Sam KF~F-Grab B.g Show K_IOXThose Happy Gilmans WOW-Kith' Keene, sketch KSOO KOIL WDAY WTCN Ne\\s: WOW WHO KOA·~tate Af{:icultural Collq-e KMA·Coulltry Home Time; Mu· WAll\' News 3:15 CST %,15 MST WMAQ CKY-Aloha Land KOIL-Slreet Reporter sical Varieties WCCO·Lttdies First CBS·Stamll De iCl'ner Inten·iel'o CBC·Weekl~· Sone: Sheet: CKY KFNF-Texas Tim KSOO-Jack Marlow, song. KMOX·lnQuirin~ Reporter WDA \ ·Kilt)" l\eene, Inc. l!d K ....CJ WIILB WCCO To be announced: WCAl KFNF KMA·Songs at l.villght WBBM-Manhattan Mother, lketch WB8M Broadcast Rhythmsters \',"O{jYP. T. A. Prim. KOAL WBBM Wi\AW Nev,'! KOA-Jimmy Allen WDAY.Yariety Premo WCAL-Nordic H{lur WEBC·Stock Quotatioo,; After· III ~ Jo:IIlIUl" l:llwlllll;()ll. l'I!('eut WBBM-Chicago Houl KSCJ-Jungle Jim \\Inlll"r of n (1.·,(10 IJrlll(> In II Mu~ical WOGY-Farm Bureau News WCCO·Thomas Sawyer noon Intulude Tr(>lhIur~· H(>llllrtuwut ('(lnll'~l WHLB-Moments Weco,Baseball Re~ume EllIi;li~h WEBC-Bulletin Board WOGY'lim Jim WGX·Yuur tur I tt(>~ij:n for lhe Ill-\\ ~E'r1t',. W'IIX ,Teatime Tillbits WHLB-Terry &: the Pirates WGN-Harold furner, pianist \VLS·Homemakers' Hour; New, \\'HL8-Slock Quotations of Prt'~ldt'ntllll IIlnUlltS. \\111 1)(' 4:45 CST 3:45 MST WLW-Paul Sullivan, new! WHLB·Slim Thomson's Cowboys WMIN-News; Orchestra WLO-Lecture lull'rrl..lleu 011 l,blhll"l, b, Ern­ NBC-loweli Thomas (new, com WMIN-Hearth & Home ""'I .\. Kehr, X. Y World·Tt"le· WLB-Musical Prgm. W?tIT-;'IhllY Happy Returns; Iowa WL W-Dttn Hardin«'~ Wife arllll\ .. tnull) l"dllor. mentator (Suo Oil): WLW Wl\1T·Sprorts; News Cornhu~kers WJ\.IIN-~ews; WLW-Linda's First Love Cooking School CUC·Backwoods Breakdown: CKX 15.21) WMT·Cedar Valley Hillbillies WSAXPetroleum Parade W.\,\X Betty Lane', Southerners (KY CBS 8a.\ lIeatherton, sont; ... WNAX·Farm &: Home WTCN-lnQuirine Reporters 2:15 CST 1,15 MST NBC-Top Hatters: Orch.: KOA WHLB WBBM (sw·15.27) WOW.Markets 1,15 CST 12,15 ~IST l\BC-Stella Dallas, sketch (Milk NBC·Doli Win.. l{lw of the NaH l\ BC-Dinner COllcert. WENR NIGHT 12:15 CST 11,15 MST I\"BC-Oxydor~ Own \13 Perkins. of Magnesia): WDAY KOA KFYR KSOO WTCr\ WOAY ){SOO KF\' R \\"TC';-; WEBC NBC-Let'a Talk II Over: WTCN ,kelch: WEBC WOW KFYR KSTP WMAO WHO WOW KSO l'\BC·Rhythmttires: WMAQ KSTP KFYR (sw.15.21) WDAY KSTP WMAQ WHO CBS-Romance in Rhythm: WHLB SBC·Silhouette' of the We~t: WDAY 6,00 CST 5,00 MST Felicia Adawlt, ('uu"ull:tnt for KOA KSCJ KDAL KRXT WBBM WLW WMAQ WOW MBS-Zinn Arthur's Orch.: KOil CBS·Big Town, newspaper dr.lma th(> ¥I{lrlliill' T("lt'l:ram Ilrllv(>r, KFl'\F-Bob Beckett (Rinso); ~dward G. Robinson AlilOochttlon, will dI8l'II~~ "Drr~~­ XBC.Rakov's Orch.: KSO KSOO (sw-15,27) MBS-Bobby Ha)"es' Orch.: KOIL In! Up the H{lu r Wltb .'low· WTCS (s.... -15.33) fliBC-Club Matinee; WEBC WDGY KOA·News &: Claire Tre\{lr; Fran Frey's "rl... CBC·London Calling: CKX CKY KFJM-"a Perkins, sketch CKX-Radio Column of the Air KSCJ-Ma Perkins, sketch Orch.: wcr \ KRNT KMOX CBS-Harry Cool & Harm{lnettes: KFDY-The Grasshopper Situation KFNF·Poultry Helps KFJM-News WCCO-Ilollkin_, Minn. WJR WBBM KMBC WHAS KRNT KSCJ KFJM·Puule Prgm, KFYR-Milfkets. Weather; News KOA·Wonderland of Word, WOCY-Dun Hudson's Orch. KFAB \".~,x. (als{l .t 9:.30 ~BC·Arnold Grimm's DaulIhttr, KFNY·Sludio Prim KMA-Paint Bo)"s KSTP-Daily Features WGS·Little Orphan Annie p.m.) sketch (G{lld Medal): WMAQ KFDY·Forre~t U. Fenn-Anim:al KMOX One Woman', Ouinioll WEUC·W.V.A. Orch 5:00 CST 4:00 MST NBC-Johnny Presents (Phlll, WlW KSTP KOA hw·15.33) Husban<,rec: W[\R KOll I WHAS-Here's to YOII I. cw: hOIL WB8~f K:'I1BC WeAL \tusic K~OO WT( ~ «w 11.87) W~AX·Happy Jack', Old Tim",r_, WOW TUESDAY CJRlf-540 weco.alO WHLBPrelude to Evening \IBS-~ay It With \\"0 (\5: WDGY 8:45 CST 7:45 l\-I";T Sporh "DAF KMOX CKX·1120 WDAF-610 CXY·9IG WDAY.940 Wl.o,,;X;!t'1 Youth Pr!.!m. CBC·Ever)·body's Hour: CKX CB5-Ameril'an ViewP(l,IIlI~: KFAB ('JR\t lIaro/,1 Grt't'n's Orch. RDil.IOO WDGY-UIO WI.\V-AdHlllur!''\ in Paradise fKY KRNT K'lBC WHLB K:'IIOX K\lA LE"t) Oa(>I/:('<' Orch. July 5 KFAB·710 WEBC-)!90 \nll V EI Herbert CJB\I .Iimnli", Alleo KSCJ KDAL weco \\-JH K~TP True Dl'lective :'Ilyqeries KFDY.71O WENR-170 &7JII-1410 WGY.ito 6:45 CST 5:45 lUST KFJ\I Tn & 8rnflcho Ou.tfr'" hlOi-l1.83) WlCO .James :'Ileitun. tm.; Orch. KFNF-890 WHAS-UO (,B~ To lle alllioullced· KSL KMA Markets; Weather; News ~BC RhYlhm ~~·mrhnnlc. Wf'W; WF:-dl A/,rI.\' Kirk's Orch Dan.. (> Orch. WOAF WHAS W\lI~ XFYR-MO WHLB.1370 C1R\l HOWle Wiol: ",,)),\1- 1, h :l1l1l( unred K::,TP WDAf· \\ :'Il.\Q wlln I' we;, Dallce Orch. KSL XJU-930 WHO-lOOO Kt"J\1 Dioner D,jl1rin~ \\G\(',,,ce't Orrh. f_w-9.53) \\J10PltllOurrl (.lR:'IIIoor \f' er & Dad lOIBC·950 WJ"R.7&O ~'I'I X_aX_J090 WLB-760 K\I.\ Tune JUC"li:len W'-O SOC-'Iu<:lc All Your (Mn WJR B.1!ot'bal1 Seores; The Beach· CKY-Crime QUI'S &0A.-130 WLS-IiO KOIL·Around Omaha \Hfl~ St. Piliul S!:-hools WDAY rnmber K\IOX ~f'W KOIL-1280 WLW.700 K~OO \Iu'ilcal \Ioment~ \\ 'IT DOl You W.n,t to 01' in \18:' Jimm) Dor '-J • Orrh. WG\ ~hlp held~' Orrh hI .-\ n~.-t ... :'lId' ys Orch. KllNT-1320 v.'KAQ..4t7. WC\L-'Iu~cale, Jean ue Run· Radin! WLW ' WI \\ ..... Iutf to Rlchm d. Ind. •... 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WeAL-TOO WMT FOIl "'u- I'..rluroe~ h\tA Earl \fa) s ViSit W~1T-A Tnp Thro..J1!:h Slacara \\ B8\1 KR~T 10:45 CST 9:45 I\JST 7 :00 CST 6:00 MST WG:'\ Tomorrow'5 Tnbune, Sports WT'1J Gue'JO tS e era e -"- - ance Ofl:h WLW WD.\F WIIO wnlJ KSTP hw-9.53) Sot" Riple)' (Po!tt Bun KOA KFJ \\-~\I WHO WLW K~TP '1/ Editor WTC. -(nrOlI.ldo Orcb. WOW KSTP W~IAQ (also at CBS-Gund Cl'ntn! StOlition ",akes); BA RO,lfe's Orcb_: KSTP (ilIl<;(I "",e 5 p.m.) WB8M Prim""" Election 11:00 CST 10:00 MST 9:30 p.m.) L f L 1 G -'J Returns :'\8CFredflie Ebener's Orch.: (LI Il'nn!'). KFAB KRVT ~nc~ te. v~al'I;. ut:~ts CBS-Wrigley's Program: ,.;n:-';T \\1 CO-To lw .• mwll!lced 'lE\R WOW W:-.:'II KOi\. K\IOX WCCO WBB\! K'IBC CBC-Big To\\n, Ill'" raper drama \\OW .W\!~Q WS\I \\HO KOA WI; () 1\F\8 K\IOX WII.\'- WDAF Let's CeleLrate rB~Carl,_ Mnlilla', Orche'Jtrili CKX CKY K~('J WHAS \\HLB WJR WDAl: ~STP 'lOAF KFYR KMBC \V8B~1 K~L WJR (al'>nahue'~ Orch.: KOTI (_v. 11.83) WEBe wntJ (5\\'·9.53) ~ee 5 p.m.) WTIIJTodillY's Events K~CJ WOBM K\10C W("CO KFYR WLS WS\1 ('wl1.87) NBC·Hor.u Heidt's Brigadien CBS-Time to Shine; Hat Kemp's !IOBf !\1ike R~l('\·, {Jrch \ntT lO:OO .cST _ 9:00 ?lIST :'iBC-Tummy T''''hr', Oreh. MBS-Morton GouM', Orchestra (Alemite) KOIL KSO W\lT Orch.; Judy Starr· Oob Allen \\DAY KFYR wn·,· :"O'OCIhrhard Hlmber·s Orch. KFYR KOIL W\IAQ WDAY KSQ "'IT WG.'\ WLS WLW \\'Te\" (sw·1I.87) (Griffin Sh(O(' Poli.h) K:'t-IBC MBSThI' Right Job~ WG~ K~TP WM;\Q ~OA . WEOf CJRM-:\larkets Detail", of the contut _ t,,;..... ••am may'" 'o..nd on ._ .1. KFAB KMOX WHAS KRNT (1'( ,\",,,_ ,J::\I CKX '\B~ Hudy ,VilII1US Orch.: K)I..\ MBSCharlif' A<:!:l1r1V', Orch.: KSO KFJM.We3Iher; 'larkets K~~!- ~ \V~1J:O-' KF;'\F-Pentecostal ~ingefl CBC-Enrybody's Hour: rKX 10 18 lor p;d...... 01 Ne",s; W'lT K'1A h..OIL KSO • WGN WM'f KSTP CK" J ...y Sla••, and paga a 10. 0'''' KIoJM Ba~eball e8?~A,rl Shaws Orch.: KSCJ CBCEnsemble de Cordes~ ~ KMA SOlin by Mickey CJ R\IDinller Dance Music ~':.';:v.~:.':.:: 1t~:~mK:.::;;':,;:::~t KOIL Thl'aler Comiquf: KFAB WBB\l WXAX WHAS CKY KOA Wl'qern3ir('~ CKY·Talking Drums KSCJ.Peter McGregor KSL, Cw.·6.12) CJRM~('ws KSCJ·To be announced KFJM Americ'lIl Family Robinson MBS·l'rue Dete(1jYe Mysteries WI::BC.Safetu Club- Varieties \1B:-' Dano:e Orch.: \\GX ''''IT K;\IAEarl Gardner's Orch. Ba~eball KSlHowie Wing, sketch KFVRMemory WJR WaRM WCCO (5..... 11.83) \\[, "R Glob('.-,T'oller B.KSTP KSL-Porlraits o( Great Women KSOO·Dinner Fantasv Kl\tA-Cottollwood Cornen (Lambert Co.): WGN WHLB-Saf"'tv Aw- rd C C-c..:oneert Oreh.: CKY CKX \VDA"-Nil(hthawk~ WCAl-Manwrel H('t'~ ~hadfer KSL Dance Orch. ~·OC·Jarnboree: WDA Y·Or!{3n RevenE'~ KSOO·Sports Revue KSO KMA ~~~~-r~rlh~l t: You Ne~~R~tVJ-lO WJR ~~~~-.~~~:~i~Fo~~'t~~vi=:~m. CBe'1E'lodic Strinq,,: CKX CKV WDGY·Twilit:ht Interlude WDAY,Old Chestnutt . e s ance Dance Orch.· WDAF KMBC WMIN-News; Swill':' Session WEBC·Evening Musicale WDGVMl'lod}'land CJIlM The FourJ;ome IInrner'~ 9:15 CST 8:15 MST KFYR-Wealher & New! WTCNBoyd Raeburn', Orch. WHlB-Gabriel Beatler WEBC Thesaurus KFJM-Mr... Piano Pupils CBS·George McC.II's Screen 1{;\IOX-TravclolO:ue WMI~·Ne..... s; Orchestra WG~·Granl Park Concert; A. F. KSCJ,Serenader Scoops (Old Gold Ciltarett"'5) Weco Adventures in Science II :15 CST 10:15 l\1ST Traviu'" Band KSL·Surnmer nhap~ody KSL KMBC WBBM KMOX WD.\Y Baseball Game :-'·BCTolllmy Tucker's Oreh.. 6:15 CST 5:15 MST WJ-ILB-Tale~ and Delails KSao·Dance Hour wcro KFAB WHAS KRNT WEDl-Ne\\'s-Tribune Time WTr~ WTC~ NBC-AI Donahue's Orch.: l\'LB Weldt II Will.. uI Frenc.h WDeY·Rainb<'" Trill WJR (abo see 5;15 p.m.) WENRMu~ic As Vou D.",. It :'IIBS·Frl'ddie TIlll('r's Orch. WHO :\IBS Morton GUllkl'lIi Orch.: WeN WIIL8-0Id Tll\le Orioles CJRM Dallce Orch h"rn NBC·Yocal Yarletles (Turns I WIILO Tribune Time KSL.News Nev.s KOIl KFJM WMI\-~e\\s; WIB "usic Ansv.er • KOA WI.W WTMJ WOW \\-'L\\ Polul Sullivan, comenlalol WI.\\' To T ('JR\tSupper 'l... lodies \\~AX Prairie Ore Oo\-s WLW True DN'clive \Iy,terl" ,ker'" Or.h. KMA·"odern HilJlJilliel WMI~ \'ew~; Tuniug Around \\S\l John Le"'i . C~;_I;;a: ~~:I~y~-mO~Ch . KSCJ ~~,~~r \~~:Id\\i~g~~~i:~tll \\al:nel ~~(te~~T Fo 10:30 ~IST KSCJ :'t-Iusical \h,menll WNAX SJ·ml'ht'llella ler, or ;\IIi I: WTMJ· \1iller IIil:h Life Party KDAL .. WTC~ Ba eball Scores KFYR WTC~ KSl-Advs. of Jimmy Allen 7:15 CST 6:15 l\tST 8:15 CST 7:15 l\1ST W'1AQ WlBC Ea~1 ~BC\tikE' IO"~~Bh(. WCAL·The Fu Gun~ What! ~ WDA Y WEBC NBC Jamboree: (",·11.81) Hilr\· WntJ Oill1>((' Orch. K:'IIA WDAY-Road Bullelln 'iewl WHL8 CBl-Jeilln & Alire Rttl\e: CKX \\:'IIT \\'D;n, c. 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CB~-I1enn G..n,lron·s Orch(' tra: WDGY·T~nwnd Committe. '_~ CKY ~8C-Lou Breone! Orrh. DC-RI h.'rd Himber', Orch.; K\IOX Kn~T Kf·A8 K\IOC CJR\I-. 'IB~-Enric ~l~er'" \\ EBr Collft"e of Ihe Air CKY-Ju~t an F.\·eoinc at HOlne UR" Farm Prcm WIIO WE8C \\OW hHR KSCJ \\BB I "".'AX }(,lIL WHLB "o\-'ie Prl'\.ew hFHI 8.-. eball ~ores KFJ" \ev., K~ \\-'--" ~B{"-KI1l' J I r : KSTP WS~ W\Il~Spo-'rt5 WE~R RI'\-iew KSL·Thnll Bl'hllld ~el'lsreell KOA 'fen (Of We~t CBf-Scrub Oak lIollow CBS-Art !--hotW I Orch._ \PiAX WIIO WOW 6:30 CST 5:30 ~IST CKX CKY KR\T K'1O:\. WHLB \IBS e"ullt B. Ie', Orch. we.' KSOO On the \fall WG. -Jark 0 nil) Orch. h~O NBC·Wayne Klng's arch. (udt WDGY·E"·entilie Echoes WL8·\\t:ldon WIlbf'rt, Frenc.h Sports: KSTP WHO 'OOC Rudy \".II"e·s Orch. WTC:-> W\IT Esthrr): WOW WMAQ KSTP W\ ,-\ X "'om: of Jimmy \1''''1010 Horn NI'v.s: \\\IAQ W\AX WDAY Dallre Orch WOAF \'oOA\' KFYR \\DAY \H:OC WH(' W--\I T, be annol •.-d WLW Ill'o1dhne 11'1"" CJRll EUl>tlde b:bOl's 10..; O;lnn Oru KOIL f JR\I TI" surl! nl"1 W~\I K.FSF :-,'Ick L\lc" K~n) ~lI:'bt I::dlill CKY-The 0 d G;ud.-r,u WTIU WDAF KOA Ctw ,:~O CST 6:30 MST W\lI B;l ~I1 t;anw WD~F-E.a)" \\('('0 'Or h. 953) CBS- BeflllY Goodm~n's arch.: JI:30 CST ;:30 :lIST Arn. Cf'drk Admts KO.-\ DonneJl" James Sh~w ".G'ISh.ep Fi..1d Orch. WH_b .·e.... ' _ K~L Jimmy Walsh's Ore-h. CBS·AI Joison's (life Gue~ts (Camel CicateH") NBC-Jimmie Fldler's Hollywood buvy); Martha Rne. Par!c-u KII'i1 WBB:'II WHLB K\IOX Gc.I!sip (J)rene) KOA WDAF \\ HLB-So'1I1 TIme. \HIt \l"lIt.tlOn IW("("O Boyd Ruoorn ~SMGootlman~ hrkus; Lull Glu~m'lIi Orch. weco WHAS KSCJ KM8C WItO WOW WLW W\IAQ Planolorue \\L\\'Ollrt t'ubt_r's Orch WI-,',\S Drum rellilde K~TP W~\I WDIJ VocSal \ Iflell \\-.\II~ B, ball ~e-utl'h. ard WI.W Jill mv lJVlfl to (Irch IOtOX WOII\l WliAS WCCO WJR K~L KFAB KDAL \~SAX \\ H1J \HBf 9:30 CT 8:30 .. 1ST 10:30 (:-oT 9:~0 :lIST \\\11 .... \lidnidtt Reven \V.·AX K.IB(' KFAB WJR hw-l1.83l KFYR W[JA\ (al~ ,.... _... ., ""h'_ ~ ~'M..· NBC.J~hnny Presents, (PhIlip I O!'.-\I Julson's "'how (Life \\ T\-IJ 'I.lndlu KR\"T (w·11 83) al 'lO'_ 5 ..._ ....• ,ft.--'Y ...... 10_30 p.m.) NBC·Attorney.at·law. d ram ~ ., .M,. G..,. Morn~); RUII M"rt:an, Orth BII""') K"'L (also He 6:30 11"5 CST 10"5 'lOT , WS\l Wf._HC KFYR KOA ..;" ...... '1 I' '"l I;_t, ,'".~ Rnld,.. 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Wednesday . July 6, 1938 Wednesday

"'iew~: K500 WAAW ("us \I)rt & \l'ff1,:l' ...ko\h (~I NOC-Thl' WOlI\an in White ~BC·The Siory of Mary Marlin. 9:15 CST 8:15 MST \tuud). WIlD\l \\"(TO lkelch (:'il1~r\') \V\I-\Q shtch (Ivory Flakes)' WLS ~BC Vir &.. Sade, 'ketl'h «("ri. MORNING , 7:45 CST 6:45 MSt' Kt"AB K\10X W'AX WE8C KSTP WOW WHO (5\\-15,21) co): WLW WLS (sw.15.21) ______...J (H~-Hachelor's Children (Old ~ean' ~ I MOS·Franci J. Crollill, or__an. NBC -J (rry Orrh. KSOl) \IUS Buckt'ye Four: WDGY N8C·Lortnlo Jone~, sketch CI-'bll. 7:00 CST 6:00 MST Dutch Cleao~"r) KMOX I~t \VDGY \\lDAY KHIt WTeN KOA lip,): WOW WMAQ \1.'110 W:\lT KOB. (S,\ 15_21) B"lI-ebuat II ann a h, sketch: NBC-8rukf.,t Club; Soloists & WCCO KR~T KF.-\B 8:30 CST ':30 MST WEBC WIlLO • KSTP \tarkel~: K~rJ KfJ\I (KX ~'Br Breen & de ROH~ WrCN Orch.; \"ev.- WEBC hfYR NBC.-\maoda Snow. 5Onp' NBC·Josh IIillrl!int 01 FlI,ch\-l!l, CJR" Bulletio Board ~ KD'r'L-\f.u:1C lIou" K~O W:'IIT KOA WDAY WT< K\fA W:'IIAQ WI)_\ Y \\ Tf· KOll K\I \ CKX \\-ak" IIp & Sin~ KFABTollll1l} Watson &: hil \IB::-'-84ebl'lor's Children. kelch CBS Fred Feibel. ofll:ilni,t: rsw 8:00 CST 7:00 MST \nlT (v.1521) CKY-Cood \1orninc ~eilthbor 21.52) ~Bf Ju_t Xe-, 'hbor<; K50 \HS CBS Hilltop IIt"l~ k"tch (P.lm banjo (Cudahy Packin~ Co.) WG,' Kt·"'F Rill,;!:. Jun & B.,b hFAB 'I"rnlnlt Reveries N8rWard & \lu/'). wow (\\-1521) olive ~(lap) weco KFAB KFHI "'aloll Silhouettes CKX Band of the S.lnli, n W~AX KMA Mill Perkin!. §I.etch \rmy Musical Clock. K\lOX W80,.1 !liBC-Mn. Wii:'lts of the Cilibbul' K\!OX WUU:'It KF~F lIead!inrr, Patch. skelch (Old Enr;lish Ju~t KOBII Echtll's of the «":on\Ole KFABNews & Markell NBC I'I.ain Bill, \ketch KFYR,\hrkets &; Top o· the DIal 1:15 CST 6:15 MST Wax) W\1.\Q ,\ OGY·~t"l'k \I~~k.. t Reoort. KF~FPilIul (Kol}'MS) W'IA.Q \1-\ & Irvin( CR~ K~TP WG~-Dr. Friend!)·. duma K S_ O. S. Club Premo \Iadlson Eftwmble: New. rBSPrelly Killy Kelly. sketcl. !\8(',H... pl'Y hck Travel(~e KFYR Hymns of All (llllrchl' KD\L (",21.52) (Wonder Bread); KSCJWCCO WHLB PloctoUn Pre\-ie". K\fO:\. (;nndmill Tr.\e \\ HL8 W[BC KOIL-La<:Sy Courai~us KltA·H'lUIl'1l1ake:rs' Ch.t NBC-Per-wn to) Per n (~w·21.5l WB8" K\lOX KRXT WLW Bettv <\- Bvh l1~at ~lr.etch hFJ\l _\I"rnlnl Onohonal KsOO R~och Boys ;';\lOX Hannah. 'I'I/n W:'t-IT WI.\\' KfHI WOW Coffee Put Inn: WOW WHO KF.·f Sur r)man W~AX Illlrllcllltllral .·otf'S Koll -Poll" the Shopper W~A:\. W~.\X \\ BB'\-I The ""a.t 01 Julia Blake WLS KFYR hOA ~l'ort man, P radi KSCJ \'IC M,yl'fS 9:00 f;ST 8 :00 l\1S'r wcco Ia Perk.ins 7:30 CST 6:30 MST ~u~ical C~Ot"k.,wrCN WEBC KSOO 'cv. Grain QUOt4tIOll' \\ OA YJol,o Wfllf'y KSOO Woman's World ~ev.": WBB~t D.-.u~hter. CBS.Joyce Jordan. Girl Interne, (KX KOA WAAW""'rkets (B... Papp)' Ott' hitI''' HI .·a WG~ Get Thin to :'oIu,jc Editor's skelch sketch ((.;1101 Toothpowdu & K:15 CST 7:15 MST \\DGY ~e" t10rtal Ihllbilly Champions: "1.0 \I,~ C weco B.tC"hel()f's Children Sd Il ..,um. Utelrh (Bab \\}l1. .·ew III!.ical Chimes \\ DeY II"Uywood BreYlII NBe-A~her LJt~le ~ketch· I 21.5) & Jimmie: WL:l WLS (,,,.1521) 0) \\ itO WOW W 1AQ KSTJ' "IT.'ews. tilt Tune of the WEBC ArvuDd the Oock with CO'" hddler. Fancy; r DAL KOIL KOA h~O K\lA h CB~ Stel' I"tI"·I. ketch fCuJ SBC·OrlClnaLtie \\TL· Ko;O nay Kay; Woman'. Hotlr; N""I ( w 1776) 15.21) I c.te) \\lCO K'IOX "'8B:\1 KOA \\. ·.-\X lJ~mns of All Churches (Continued on Next P.,.) l/3lo C 31 WMI\ Bulll"tln Board 1:00 CST 1.2:00 ~lST KF~F·Poultr) Htlps WEDNESDAY WNAX·Kitty K«ne Good Listening for Wednesday NBC·Story of Mary Marlin, sketch KFyn-Moirket::., Weather; News (Ivory Flakts): WLW KOA KMA Plint Boy. 10:30 CST 9:30 ~IST WOW WIIO KfVR KSl'P KW)X-Qn, We-lOan's Opinion July b N BC-Nat'l Farm &: Home Hour: WFRr wn<\v ""'11\0 WOGY·Three Ru~..iln Steppes K"YR WDAY KSOO WMAQ MORNING De,,;,. of t," conte.t on u... p .... gtam m.-y be f.u"'" ... PIl90 .1. WIILB·Music for Moderns KOA KSO WEnc WTCN KMA 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) Nallonol Farm and Home C8S All Hands 011 Oetk, muskll WLW-Midstrtam, drlma (9:15 .t.m. Continued) (,1\-15.21> variety; KSCJ KOAL WHLB W 1IN MU'~ic lIall SI"'lIl" rl: IAnoDa Stl.'r Hour, NBC. "n" KOIL hI" 15.27) \\I\;\X Your Favoritu WHUJ :\Tofning Musicale rl'tl. IIl·rull... ~'ore"t IDd H. R 1I11ullhll.lW· AFTERNOON ~BC·To be announced: WLS 2:30 CST 1:30 MST WMIl"i -Sonlt: Stylist (sw,15.21) CB~ CBS·Deep River Boys: WHLB \\. 'AX-George German'. Pied Romance 01 t"lebtn TreDl 12:15 CST (11:15 MST) All-Stars Bueball Game, MBS·Marriace Licen~ Romancn: Pipen .kelrh (Ednl Walh~ce Hopper): KSCJ KRNT (sw·15.27) NBC, CBS and MBS. W\1T NDC Club Matinee: KFYR KSO WOBM KRl\'T KFAJ:i KMOX CKX Li ...estock, 8:30 MST rKX"~rm~r's Hour \VENR KOIL KSOO WltIT 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Living History, CBS, CKY British Dance lhnds (~w·15.21) CK Y·Or,an Reveries 10tl\ NR(.lIello Pq'!O'. 5ketch (Dr.· KFAB Farm Fortune.s ~RC-The KFJ'f Vlriet)· Show HUll'h{'. RM'1. with Rush flO): WMAQ K5TP WOW WHO NIGHT hf"OY ("hime" Concert r\F·'f' hillik Fifld Jlu(hp,- conlm. (Borden Co,): M8::i·Get Thin Music: KOll to .100d~ 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) One Man'. Family, NBC, KFJM-Hit of the DIY W IAQ WOW WHO KSTP \\'DGY KSO KOIL '\lodern KF~f,Gra!> Ibll Show K"( J Womtn's Revil.'w KO:\ WEBC to. Be·Pepper Young's Family, 6:30 CST (6:30 MST) Ben Bernie and Lew Lehr, K:\IA Country Home Time; Mu· KSTp·Mu. icale MRS To be JnnounCft.!: WDGY sketch (Camllly So",p): WLS CBS. sical VariE'ties Allan Caron, orlani t· CKY CKX (5,,·15.21) \\ ((:0 1I0lPIJ) GilmillS KMOX·Met>t the Miuus WOGY·X~s KFJ 1 Floyd John!H)Il'S Orch. C8::.-BiC !ii~ter ...ketch (Rinso): 6:30 CST (6:30 MST) Tommy Dorsey'. Orches. KSOO-Melody lime KF~F,Heltn WG~ Fischer KFAB WRRM KR"lT weco Quin Ryan'. News Comllleft tra, NBC. WCCO-Bird 1~land, Minn, tary KMOX-lAt', Compare Notes W:iAX KMOX KOAL 7.:00 CST (6:00 MST) Town Hall Big Game Hunt, WIlGY-Slim ,tim WIlB\1 Tenth hlninlll CKX-::\1;orkets; What's w lb. Air WIfLB-Stoc.k Quotationl WLB MIl~inl V,ri..ties ,ket~ W('COFront Pue Parade CKY·Oaace Tunes \\'1I0-\I)rl & :\Iaf"le, NBC. WLS·Homemakers' Hour. ~ews WLB Elr1)- \tu ic WLWlleari of Julia Blake KFJMHousehold Hour 7:30 CST (6:30 MST) National Mu.lc Camp, NBC. WMIN·News: Orehestra WNAXHJPllY Jack'~ Old Timers KFNF-Dick M3guiness WLS-E\'el>'ll, the utile Mlid Wz\AX Petroleum Pilradr WL\\Ne\u; River; Weatber 2:45 CT 1:45 MST KFYR Belt}' & Bob 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) Kay Kyser'. Mu.ical Class 1:15 CST U:15 MST CBS-Doris Rhodes, 5OnltS: KSCJ KOAFinancial ~rviUi Li"e Stuck WMINMid-Morning Concerl and D.lncc, NBC. NBC·Oxydol's Own Ma Perkins, KDAL WULB WDBM (sw­ I{SCJ-News; Want Ad Ramble. W\lTD!: WLW-Livestocks; News r~ ~:~ KfJM Puule Pr~m. WIIO-To be announced :::..:ar..:..: :..=. . KF:-;F ·Studio Pr.:lI\. 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KSTP WMIN-Tbere Was I Time WheD WLW Mad Hltterfield, ~BC MRS·AII·Sur B..stb.. 11 Gamt: KMOX Jud) " Jane Gettinll: the Most Out of CaC-Mu ic Shop: CKX WMT-Sweet &: S.... in. WG~ WNAXMI Perkim life, Or. Wm. 1.. Stid!u: bw· CK\",\"oullg Widder Jones WNAX-Grandma Tnveb KOIL'The Ri,ht Road wow Hou~eboat lIi11nnah, sketch Hoh 1l:I..ou 111,1 Olc'1i: Drl,. \1"111 WAAWMarket tlo\e &: Summary 1521) KFJ~1,:'thrkets WTCN-WhooPf'e John 11r.·~'''t thl;" \llIftl I,ldurf>' ot the WCCOBelt)· &. &b 3:00 CST 2:00 MST !"iDe-Kitty Keene, Inc., Iketch KF:o.;F Request H)mns 11:45 CST 10:45 MST d.y'"__1."".·f"t'(J1nt:1I.'-S_willl;,... WLW ~a Perkins, sketch CBS Kl.')board C..n(erts: WHLB (Drdl): KSTP WHO WOW KSCJ-Li,·es.tocks; NITY Ne"s C8S-Edl'-ud MatHu!Ch, Gospel Meoy ._, u". _. _. KSCJ KD.tL W88M WM l~ -G)-psy Strings WDA Y KFYR KOA WCCO-Grandma Trlvels Sir'll;er (Ivory Soap)' WDBM DOlu~hter, NBC ~ei~hhl)r !"iell; News; Or NBC-Arnold Grimm's WMTGerman Baud CBS-Aunt Jenny's Storie. (Spry) WDGY·Stock Mlrket Report. K~lOX WCCO shteh 'Gold Mf'daJ). \VftlAQ rani~t: WLW WEBC WTeN KRNT WEB.1 WCCV KMOX WGX ~tllslcal 101-Iil Box ~BC Word:!! and \1u ic: WDAY WL\\ KOA KSTP 1:3" CST 1!:3t MST ( \\ 15.21) Kf-AD KOAL WNAX WHLBHa\\;lii;ln Echoes NBC.Jack Ind Loretta: KFYR Kitty Keeut. Ine., WCCO KMOX CBS-To be aunounctel KDAL l\'BC·Top Ifatter~ WIIO l\SC-Road of Life, sketch (Chip. WHOllilitop lIou~. sketcb WE8C ~ews KFJM KOIL K:-.tJ KR:\T \\HLB (iW· Ba~billl Game: KFAB KlttOX so): WMAQ WLW WLS Short. ~hort Storm MB~ To be annoullced KOIL CKX-Mu>lul Prim. 1517) \\-\tT K'U W~,\X ~8C.\"ienro~ En~emble: WESC W!'.IT !'.1u ic Ml.'mory KSQ CKY-On the Mall NBC-Pep[)f'l' YCklnt'S Famil)·, CK\ COlltlllefltal \Irieties KOIL WMT WTCN \\~A\ HoIpp)- Jilck's Old Timers New!>; WMT WDGY KOA CKX KFAB,Markels &: Firm Notetl sketch (Camay So:lp): KFYR CK \ -GeorRe Hall'\I Dance Han fKX,Nel\\) Ji~SOlW WOW Jud)" &: Jane. sketch W'fAQ KFl\fMohlwk Boys WEBC WDA Y W\1AQ WLW KFJM-8a~eball Scotes CKY-Hou~e of Peter MacGrqor KMA·The Harve~ters WOW KSTP KOA WIIO hFfliF-V;lflet)' neyue 11:00 CST 10:001\lST KFNF-Alfalfa John NJ:iC·Maurice SPltlln)·'S Orch,; KFJ'\1 'hrkeh CRThe Gol \\'1I0·The Goldberis, sketcb KOlL,Wlltz Time WHLB-Luucheon Melodies WlS Voice of the Feed-Lot Tonic Tunes NOC-Rn Griffith, tnr.: KSO \\"LS-~Iarkeh; News KSCJ ·Cub R{'porter WLB-Mu~ical Prgm, \\'MIN-Noon DIY Jamboree WEl\R KOIL KSOO WTCN ~lST WLW-The Editor's Daughter WAAW-Markel' WLoW·Linda's First Love WMT·Markets: Cedar Valley Hili· 2:00 CST 1:00 CBS-March of Gallles: WHL8 WMIN.News; World Bookmln WGN H... rold Turner, pianist WMTCedar Valley Hillbillies billies NBC-Back!>tall;e Wife, sketch (Or, KDAL KSCJ WNAX-Oe"otional Servin WHO·Vic &. Sade WNAX-Farm & Home WNAX-Surmy Syncopators L)·ons): WOW WMAQ WHO CBC-Gloom Chasers: CKX CKY wow-Betty &. Bob W\tT'Tom Owens' Cowboys WOW Voice of the Firm 12:45 CST 11:45 MST KSTP KOA NBC·Your Family &: Mine, \\'TCN·Tunes of the Day 1%:15 CST 11:15 1\IST NBC-Betty Crocktr, cookint talk NBC-Club Matinee: \VENR KSO sketch (Sealttst)' WMAQ 11:30 CST 10:30 MST (Gold Medal): WHO KOA KOIL K~OO WMT WTeN WOW (sw-9.53) 10:15 CST 9:15 MST I\DC,Words and Music: WMAQ Wl\IAQ KSTP (sw, 15.21) lotBS·Gloom Chasers: WGN The AII·Sur baseb.. 11 g..me CBS-Irene Beasle)', RFD No, 1: WOW WHO (sw-15.33) CBS-Mellow Moments: KRNT CBS·At the Music Counter:KDAL News: WAAW WHO KSCJ WBBM WHLB CBS-Road of ufe. sketch (Chip at Cincinn..ti, Ohio, will bt (sw-15.27) KRNT KSCJ (sw-15.27) KFJM-Musical Prgm. NBC·The O'Neill$, (Ivory Soap)' so): WBOM KMOX hurd oytr the NBC, CBS NBC·Walb Favorites: KSO CBC·Club Matin~, CKY CKX KFYR-To be announced WMAQ WOW KOA WLW MBS-Rutll:ers Homemakers For and MBS s"'tions listed be· Jud)· &: Jane; WDA Y WEBC KFAB Cornbusker Jamboree KOA-Gallopil\! Gallions t\BC·Kidoodlers: WMT KOIL um: WOGY low for a dur..tion of approxi­ CKX-Market Quotations KFNF Kitchen Klatter KSTP-Everlbod)'"s Probltm CBC-Kidoodlers: CKX CBC-Street Scene: CKX m..tely thret hours, unless the CKY·News &. Messues KFYR-Vic &. Sadt, sketch "'DAY-Rudy Sten'~ Cnwboys News: WTCN KFJM CKY.Morning Melodies game is ul1td on account of KFAR·Man on the Street KMOX-ThMe Happy Gihnln. WDGY·Gloom Chasers CKY-Melody Tune KFAB Dinner Call r~ln. In the latter tvent, tht KFDY-J. G. Hutton WAAW-Neh WMIN·Kaffee Klatch I\F.\B-Weather &: Markeh KFnt Western Melodies alte:rn.tiye: programs for theSe KFNF·Your Pets WBB:\t Ba~el>311 Game 3:45 CST 2:45 ~IST KFNF-Grettl, sont stylist KFNF·Luliaby Lester stations ~rt ..Iso listed. In KFYR-Grandma Travels WCCO-Ladies First CnS-Explorinlt SI)ace: KSCJ KFYR-News; Camera Club KFYR-Markets &.: Police Bu.netin~ use of rain, tht g.mt will be KMA-Earl May WDAY-Kittl Keene, sketch KF.-\B WCCO WHLB WBBM KMA-Ea.rt May's Visit KMADuHin' the Fifldle pl..yed tomnrrow .t 10 ".m. hMOX 'fhe Editor's Daughter WOGY-Dance Orch, NBC-Little Orphan Annie: Uw­ I\:MOX·Ma Perkins, ,ketch I Bulletin; News WDGY-Hank &: Martha; Grain WLB Lecture KOIL WENR KSOO WEBC NBC-An-Stlr Bueb.1l C..me: WLWOan Harding's Wife, sketch WAA W·Markets KSOO-Grain Quotations; Easy to KFYR WTCN (5w.15.21) Mlrkets WDAY KFYR WTCN WCAL-Our Church R{'m{'mher. Question Box Tom Afnllnlnlli: anti Itl'd lJarllf'r WLS-Listellers' Mike WMIN-News; Music Hall MBS·Johnsoll Family: WDGY WCCO-Judy &: Jane KSTP-Singin' Sam will delicrlbe tbe .l"tb anuual WLW-Kitty Keene. ln~., sketch WNAXBetty Lane's Soutberntn NBC-Joseph Galliccbio', Orch,: WOAY,Dud{' Ranch \\,CCO·Mu,Ic.a1 Prim. roDt~ln hetw('t!u til", two nlljoor WHO KSTP If'nt:uf' nln",II. WMIN-Frank &. MaIltie 2:15 CST 1:15 MST WDGY-Hillbilly Hi-Jinks WDAY·Mall on the Street 0 .. _ ...... d II )'0" ....ill 1i"'CI • WMT,lowa Cornhuskers NBC·Stella Dallas, sketch (Milk CKXMonitor View, th{' Newl W~8C-The!>aurus WDGY·Varieties .tory abO'" 'hi...... ".1 CD ..te... WNAX-D. B. Gurney of Mall;ne'lia): WMAQ KSTP CKY·CloSiJlI Stock Quotation. WGN-Don Pedro',. 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WLW 6:30 CST 5:30 MST WEBC·To be announced NBC· Larry Clinton's Orch.: KSO WGN -Tiny Hill's Orch. patter: (51'0'.11.83) (sw.6.14) WHAS-Dance Band CBS-News; Charles Paul, or­ CBS-Sen Sernie & All The Lads Hill'~ WGN·Tiny Orch. Spri~gJs ~anist: KSCJ weco WHLB J\.1BS·Jack Marshard's Orch.: (U. S. R"ubber); Lew Lehr: CBC-Luigi ROmanelli's Orch.: WLW-Jack Orch, WDGY WLB-Cinderella Suite WBBl\f Buddy Clark; Guests: WCCO &: CJR'f CKY CKX WMIN·Dance Time News: CKY KFNF CKX WMIN-Half Half NBC-To be annOUllccd: WMAQ WBBM KSCJ KMBC KFAB 7:45 CST 6:45 MST l\IBSShcp Fields' Orch.: WGN 10:45 CST 9:45 MST WEBe KGA (~w·9.53) KFJM-Birthday Bells KMOX KRNT WJR KDAL Let's Celebrale: WTMJ K:\10X CBS-Dance Orch.: KMOX KSL KFYR·New~; CBS·Mark Warnow's Orchestra: 1I1BS Fr'lnk Ferllcau's Orch.: Studio Prgm. WHAS WHLB (sw-l1.83) (also New~: KOIL W8B:\1 K:\1BC wmv NBC.Lang Thompson's Orch.: KMA-Sunshine Tim KFAB WGN at 9:30 p.m.) ~lodern KMA-Leo Daege's Orch. WENR WBBM We, the Wives CJRM·:\1aeslros of Music CBC·Salade R\l~~e: CKX KFJM Esther Corrine Gorder, I'.OA Lght on the West WCCO-Roller Derby CKY-Home Folks Frolic WDAY-The Five Notes NBC-Tommy Dorsey, His Trom· \\IDAF-Newcomer's Quartet WrCN Diflalors WGN.Buddy Clark's Orch. bone &: Orch. (Raleill:h t~ son!!:s KFJM ba'eball Score~ KMA-Earl May WHO.James Melton, tnt.; Orch. WLW-SI>orts Kool): WHO KSTP WMAQ WJRBaseball Scores; Reminisc 11:00 CST 10:00 MST KFNF-Cuh Reporters KSL-James Melton, tnr.; Orch. in~ K5TP-~luo;jcale WOW·To be announced WHtJ WDAF WOW WSM NBC-Tommy Dorsey, His Trom· WLW (also at 11 p.m.) WBBM·John Harrinj::'ton, news WLW Dance Orch. bone & Orch. (RaleiQ;h & WDAY XCIIS 5:30 CST 4:30 MST WCCO-Political Broadca~' WOGY·Gertrude Lewis WMAQLou Breese's On'h. Kool)· KOA (also see 6:30 CBS-living History, drama MSS-Lone Ranger (Gordon Silk.· IVGN News, Sport! Wi\1IN Varieties p.m.) WE~R Malcolm Claire, children's KSCJ KDAL KfAB (sw- illg Co.): WGN 8:00 CST 7:00 MST stories 11.83) NBC-Kay Kyser's Musical Klass WTCN Frout Page SHC ,Ioe !".anders' Or('h_; WDAY WHB·Mu~ical Mixturu E\','uIH I"adlllll; up to the \"BC-To be announced; WLS & Dance (Lucky Strike) ; 9:45 CST 8:45 MST wow WENR KSTP WHO-News Tunes "a11lul-" of Ih" "j~rorlc ('OIlHUtu­ KSO KOIL WMT WTeN (sw­ WEBe \\ OW \\'S~I WIIO KOA :\'BC-Horace I-kidt's Orch.: WIIO :\BCGray Gordon's Orch.· KMA 'VLB,Mu~ical Pr~m, tiol/al COIll"llti"n or 1787, 11.87) NBC-Larry Clinton's Orche~tra: W)fAQ WEBC WSM KFYR Sha)~' H<>bellloJl hi )IlI~~:I­ Wn1J WDAF W:\1.\Q KSTP WOW-Aksarben Races MBS-Drums, drama: WDGY wrCN CBS-Husk O'Hare's Orch.: KFAB ,·hll".. lt~. lind the Anlll\lloll~ f'ict"ru of dirklo•• and o~.ationa WDAY KFYR WLW (sw·9.53) 4:15 CST 3:15 MST (OIlI',..'UOU. in whkh Jh-", ~I»t{,8 of lite WPA Federal TIt.,aler lIad,o CBS Paul Pen(larvis' Orch.: WNAX W8BM KMOX I\SCJ ('oll~tllll­ O;..-i.'on may be ' ....nd on page. !\IBS-Symphonic Strinj::'s: WG~ h'IOX WBBM K:\1BC KRNT CaS-MlIliJ!urt's by Franklvn Mac- dl,,·j,kd 10 "/111 the ao and :11. lI'mlll COIlI't',,1l01l, will ~ WMT KOIL MBS-Shep Fit'lds' Orch.: WLW ~lBS-Skil1ny Ennis' Orch.: WGN Cormack: KSCJ KDAL (JRM MUSlc,)1 ,'iew"y tfPlllp,1 ItS ·'I.\\·iuj;' Ilistor1.·' CBS-To be announ('ed; KMOX NBC-Adrian Rollilll's Orch.: ('KX Blair of the '!ult'hl .. Betwcl'n U~ WTCN To be Ilnllounced W.'lIN·:-;'('ws; Swin~ Ses~ion KFJM-Orll;an Serl'llnde Jerry of the Circus: KSTP WDAY·Keyboard Kapers WMIN -News; Tuning Around WTMJTodav's Events Boyd Ra('burn's Orch. K!-.TP.'IO\le Parade WIILB WEBf-To be announced wreN W~AX Elks Safety Prgm. Wr\fJDance Orrh WBBM Truman Bradley, comm. Lone Ranger: KFJM KOIL WLBMusic 10:00 CST WENR ~('\\< CKY·Adv. of Jimmie Allen ,':MIN·Dining Out R:15 CST 7:15 MST 9:GO MST 11:15 CST 10:15 MST KFJ\f,N,,\\ .. WIILB-Devotional 51'rvicu KFNF.Hollywood Column WN'\X-Praine Dream Boys NBC-Fletcher Henderson's Orch.: ~BC-J(W Sanders' Orch. WLW W~f1N WHO Baseball Time KMA Organ Melodies Baseball Game WMAQ KSTP WTCN 6:45 CST 5:45 MST Grall\'lIl,"~ WLW-Those Happy Gilmans K~IOX·Ozark Varieties \\X.\X Gl'n" Orth. CBS-Red Norvo's Orch.; KSCJ CJR:\IE\'{'ntid, Echoes CSS·Soake Carter. comment.1.tor 8:30 CST 7:30 MST WOW-Dal1 Hardillg's Wife, skttch KOA Howie Wing (Huskies &: PO-"t ToastieS>. K'IOX KFAB WBB\! WNAX I\SL-New'l WS~I·Talk by Mrs. W. J Cox WBBM Hollywood Food Secrets KSL CBS·1t Can Be Dont (Household (s" 6.12) \nll\' JOI' Bilo WCCO-Pop(')'e, the Sailor, sketch Finance); EJ'I'ar A. Gllest· NBC·Wm. Farmer's Or('h.: Ki\lA 11:30 CST 10:30 MST 4:30 CST 3:30 MST W'ENRDinner Date NBC Barry .\ld\inley, baritone: WJR waBM KRNT KMBC \1('~"ner's ~BC 'lBS J( hnn) Orch. "'BC-Leo Reisman's Or('h_ ""0 Che.. terfield Daily Sports \\'GS -Sport' Review hfo"YR WDA Y hSOO KSO WHAS KFA8 KMOX (sw· WG~ KOIL K~O WE~R WLW KSTP WO\\ Column: Paul Douglas: WOW WHO·To be anlloull('ed \OtT ('1'1.11.87) 11.83) CB(Woodhollse & 1l"l'Ikin~ WS!\t KGA KSTP WLW WEBC WENn (lll"~t: "ldlll,,1 "11<'1)011.1:»11. WLW-Let's Celebrate III~t CKX CKY CJIl\l CBS-Henri Gendron's Orchestra KSO (~w-9,S3.15.21) fB(.To l>e anllounced: CKX who for lilt' M'V"U )"'ftrJ< WMAQ-Fort Pearson, News hllK "1""·!llU1.I'It III thp <1<>1,,('11011 News: WDA\' \\I\II\' \\'110 KR~T KSCJ KFAB WHBM Li~ht'~ CJR:\1 HIJ\I'ie \I,'ing (BS-Enoch Orch. wrco WNAXMetz Bakers Prgm. of Jotlllllhllna:' Klwl'tM ftlr hUlh CKY Ea~r Aces Vance Orch. KMBC WDAF WCCO K'\lBC KMOX W\ \X KSCJ hOAL 1\0lL Is" 11.83) WMIN-Sun~et Gold IlUhlk IlIllI l,rhat" f1j;'NIt., KFYH N('w .. & W('alher ~B(.Dea<:on Moore's Orthl,,,tra: NB(,Alma Kitchell, contr.: WWL County Courier KFJM D1,1l1('r Danrill'l' KMA-5s to WNAX-Slllilly Syncopators KFJM ~hs~p_v lIarris Farm Hands WDAY WTCN.~tinn('ap(Jli~ tilliled WS:\t World in Heview WHAS-Dream Serenade Town KSCJ Talkin\.: DrUlll~ WT('~ " ",ebalJ Scores WMINMidnight Reveries WGN ,Armchair Mdodies \IBC-Jimmy Kemper &: Co.: WTMJ-Around the Dial K5TP KSL That Was the Year WTIIJ Dance Orch. 11 :45 CST 10:45 MS1 WHLB-Tea Time Tidings 7:00 CST h:OO :\IST WCl'O MU~lcal Pr~lIl. Npw<;: WIIO WOW 10:15 CST 9:15 l\IST CBS-Henri Gelldr()n'~ Orrhl"jra: 4:45 CS~· .:45 MST NBC-Town Hall Big Game Hunt WHLB Radio ~i!Zht Club Terrr &: thp Pirates: WEBC (~al lI",patita); P('t(tr ,.,HI NBC FI",t<:her lI<>nder~()l\'S Orch.: KRNT KSCJ W8B;\-1 WCCO !\BC-Dilll\er Concert: KSO KOIL WTCS Ba"eball GallIe CKYOld Refrains Sl('('dpn'" Orrh. WD.\F WLW WD\\' WOW WS,t WEBC KFAB KJ\.IBC WNAX hOlL I\FYR WDAY KSOO WENR KF"'F·Texa.. Tim 8:45 CS~· 7:45 MST CBS Red ~orvo's Orch.: KR~T 1\'10\ NBC-Lowell Thomas, com melita­ WMAQ WT:\IJ KSTP KOA KOA-Jimmy Allen WOW WIIO WS\I (~w-9.53) KSL 1I01l~"ood Ca"tinll: Office WJR WHLB CKY.I\ew~ tor (Sun Oil): WLW (sw. WDAY-Lern & 'tartha WIILB·Baldiuo Roderiq:o 15.21 ) (also KFI at 10 p.m.) NBC Wm. Fanner's Orchestra; )2:00 CST 11:001\1",'r WDGY-Spurts Editor With ~'rl'lI .\III'n 'JII hi, ,',1",1· W!\lINWPA Pre:lll. 1\BC...ol3 D;1\ "or.gs: W~AO KFYH \'IBS-TllI' Playhoy.. KSO WG, WGN ·Son(.. at T..... ilill:ht lIon. Ihl~ IIn,II"",·,· 1~lrth'jl)f1II(>n W"'AXSoil Con~r\'ation Pr!Zm. KSTP·~ight E,tra :'\ W\II~ KOA K\IB( KSTP (sw.9.53) WLB Children's Programs Ilffij;'ralll will .. uh~tlillt .. ttlr him WCCO('('drlc A,lam~ . ew~; . . . KFJM·Old Fa\'orites durin;: thl' "Ulllllll't Illrpt,r"d IIY 9:00 CST 8:00 MST WHAS N('w~ K~lOX·Dandng Time WI.W·Paul Sul!i\'an, news ~'r,,~,·"tl, NBC·Amos 'n' Andy, sketch hF~F-Uob Beckett :\'"rlllUn mind r('l1l!t'r. KSL·Mary Lou Cook &I Marshall W\lA.QLet'.. (p!l'hrate (Calllp~Il's Soup): WOW KOA WIIO Ditk L.'ihl'rl, organist Grant KOA News with Janl' \llIrlln. j.:.lUll' pXIH'rt, ""~I1N Hearth &- Home /1>< II!'. 11 illtllll!. Ill\' I,rnj,(rlllll WMAQ \'WAF WSM KSTP WLW·Jack ('"ff('~"~ Orch. KSTP Dream Ship KSCJ Perkin~, sketch it~ lir~l j;'u,·~I~. 'h WMT·Sporb; Ne\\s \\ III IlllH' 11M WIIO (also ~ee 5 p,m.) \\'!\II~-Culh"~ Sv.inv; Ibnd WLW.Burt Farber's Orch \\ BB\,I Arrival (,r rro Boxers 1I11rr,'· I B"ttl,,' )1o'''\1I1I*lIllIn WTeN-Carl Lorth's Orch. WCCO"lu~ical Prll:m. Illnl .\1 1',·nTO'I'. CBS.Wrigley Prgm.: KFAB WHI. WTMJ Bob Buck & Dorothy WOW-'hl'ical Prlj:lll. WDGy·'tood Mu~ic CBS-'leel the ChaUlI): W('Co K!\IOX I\R\lT \H.C'O WIlAS Dollar End of Wednesday Programs WEBC-Twili~ht Review NIGHT. KR~T WHLB K~L WBB~I K'IBC WBB~I KSL (also "ce WGNLittle Orphan Annie KSCJ KFAB \VilAS WNn 5 p.m.) WIILRPrelucle to Evenin~ K~1BC 6:00 CST 5:00 MST K\IOX \\'JH (swl1.83) SBC Al Jahn's Orch.: WDAY 5:00 CST 4:00 MST NBC·One Man's Family, serial :\B(' It 'lay Have lIappenecl, ( \\ 9.53) NBC·Amu~ 'n' Andy, ,ketch drama WDAY hJiYR KOIL TONIGHT ,'':;=\ drama (Tenderleaf Tea) Kath NBC Ben Cutler's Orch.: KFYR WTr~ (Caml'Oeil's Soup): (sw-953) IeI'll Wil,on: \\'HO WtW KOA WI.S w,n (UC~el'l<; 11\\ LII:\! Ch;\. (also at 9 p.m,) MDS-Int'l Radio Club COI1\'1'I1­ \.~ WDAF WMAQ \\l'TMJ WEBC New~: WMI\' I\MA \\'~.tT (1" \tll~iule; Wl;~ LISTEN TO '-'.f.<'"jY I. !\BC Ea.. y Aces. sketch (Ana· WOW hSTP WSM (al 0 q" tion; WD(;Y KOII.Pr~Hr '!(,l'til1 ul the .\ir tin): Jane Ace: KSO KOIL Sun. P~ms. at 10:30 p.m.) CBS Int'! Ha,Iin Cluh COII\,ell· KSCJ -Peter \tcGregor WE~R ~ WMT WTCN KOA (sw­ tion: CKX CKY WEB( Safl't)· Club j Varieties 11.87) CBS-The Forum, talk: KSCJ CJIOI Dante 'Iu"ie WENR Globe Trotter (BS- Wri ,ley Pr!l'm.: (sw·11.83) KMBC ""JR KMOX WIIA~ KFJ\f-Four Star Pnzm. j WI-ILB Safel~' Award (ah;o at 9 p.m.) KFAB \\rCCO WB8M K RNl KMA-Cottonwood Corners W~AXYallkton roll".::e Prgm. NBC-DIm Will~low of the Navy, h.~OO ~onl!S (sw.I1.83) (also at 10 p.m.) S"Ml'l Cull('1:e WTMJ-Kilowatt Hour wow ~ketch (Kelloggs) : WMAQ roiBCRoy Shield Re\'lle: KFYR WEBCVaril'Jy Bill - 9:15 CST 8:15 MST WLW WOW W~T (~\\-11.87) ·Plavhtlu~e WI.1i NBC'Uncle Ezra (Alka-Seltzer): KSTP fB~-Obbli~ato: KSCJ KSL WMIN-Ne~~; ~1otton CBC-To be arllwunced: CKY Bud Club KOA WOW (.,150 ~t'e 5:15 p.m) WHLB CKX 7:15 CST 6:15 MST WHO ('BC-Cavaliers: CKX Sports: WLS WTCN (JR" :-iews NBC Ben Cutler's Orch.: WEBC CKY·Ditk TUtk, sketch lJR:\I-Markets KFJ~1·!\1u"ical Tran'l"i:ue KSO W'II'f K!\IA WE;\R 5:15 P.M. KFAB-5I.'iiru: Your Partner KFJM·Weather; Markets K~OODance Hour CBS·Frank Dailey's Orch.: KSCJ C.S.T. Kl-J:\I Baseball Scores KFNF-Pentecostal Sinst"rs WI>GY-Ev"nlide Echoes KFAB KDAL KR:'\T K\fBt KF:\F·Cub Reporters KMA·Master Melody Makers WFBC-The~al'us "'lOX h~L WCCO 1130 0 33 WIILB Thfff "T's" KFl'\F Weather; Markets; NI!'W1 (KX V"n ~ Rh :' I (lrch THURSDAY WLS Piano Recital Good Listening for Thursday l\SCJ -Jerry of the Circus CKY-~1uqcal \\'ork5hDP ~TP·Hou!>t:hold WI W lI)n:llIS of All Churcht:s I'-tlootr ,1...... ti_ hld! ill ~ u.... Forum KFAB-Markets &: Farm Noles ,.,."'" I .. t adj" "' _I "t tto. t, • 1Mo....._r.....i ...._,catMI.. \\ 'liS -. t"S; At Your Servicli! _r _r WOGY-Charl" Sen~r KF:\F-SPf'l!tUiners July 7 WG~ "ioontime Melodies KfYRStudio Reporter 8:15 CST 7:15 _1ST MORNING WHLB-Scandinavian Music KMA·The Harve:sten \BC Juhn'. Other \\ire, keteb 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) National Farm and Home \\ HllDan Hilrdin£'1 Wife, sMtrh KMOX-Kitty Keene, lIlC" skdch fL"ui'l Philil'l'r)' \\ ~IAQ K~CJ Hour. NBC, WI.B-Convocation Voice of the People MORNING ens !\h'rl" & Marll:e, ketch WI.S-Melody Roundup hSOO-hlln Special,; Grain Quo 1~up"r Sud~l WD8!\T WCCO W...1H.;·Ne....-s: Herl!' Com" tbe latinns K\I{)X KFAB WX\\ NIGHT 1\t~l' Band WD8M "'Ian on the Street '1:00 CST 6:00 \8{ A her & Littl. Jlmml: KSO ~kelch NIK-8reakh~t 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Men Against Death, CBS. WOW Tob,'s Corntu lei Noor WCCO Kitt)· Keene, Club; Orch. Ie WI.~ I\OIL K\I\ (~-15.21) ~e\Q ~ )('1 Ii \ ..~,. W[BC KSO WDG\' Farm Bureau :\IB~ Fr.ulI:i'l J. Cronin. o,.ani~t: 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Stepping Ahead with Amer· 11: 15 CST .1:15 l\lST WGX.\ l(lu Lil..e It WDAY KFYR KMA .' BC Vic & 5.1,1 , l medy sUlch WDGY ica, NBC, \\ J10-Luncheon ~Ius.ic :riOC·H.. n:n~n & 8",ot,oI, ( '" 21.5) (([1.)(:0): \\8B.1 KMOX (fiX \\ l.. lp & Slnt' WLP.~lu c I J'r-tlU CI;l:-, \rtbul Godfr.,>. .una_ & CKYRue 'n' Shine Cub 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Rudy Vallee's Variety \\eeo KD.n \\XA.X \UfFG \\ 'lI:\':\oon day J.alDborH tier: l w17.76J KFJ:\I . tWit Hour. NBC, WHL8 W.ITQunlion Man: Voice of CB~ \ You Likr It. K.IOX KF\fTrH Planters \BC Thrl'!" Romeos· WOW KSTP lov;a Potu ieat Clock; WreN \\8B" Kt-'YRPrul. Saurtkrlut & H 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Promenade Symphony Or- r .... -1533) W:\'.\X-:\eII$ 4: Markets Kf.\B·:\1orllJr,1( Round-up Littlt Gtflllan UoilLn chestra of Toronto, NBC. ('KY Orili~h Band WO\\ Midday Melodiet KFJME)', Opt"ners KOA Wunderlaud lIf Word, KFAB·Ro)·, Lonnie and John KFNf·Sullri e Music Hour KSCJ,To l)f> annOUM.d 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Major Bowes, CBS. KF;o.:F·Slim & Sail)' 12:30 CST 11 :30 MST KOIL·~e\\s CBS-Salon Orch.: WHL8 KDAL K STP Harmony Pa'ildl" 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Pulitzer Prize Plays. NBC. K(\IL·Waltz Time K:'iOO-Alum Clock RinlC'rI WDAY-Time Sil:'nal "'rgm. KSrJ·Cub Rtporter h .... 15.21) ~Dr ~f'lections' Ii.~rp-Mornint: Mtditlern . bloch" "'''\to Ul 11m... p,,,,,, Le~tet' \\ (COTm' Editioo C8~·As \'012 Like 1l; Ne\u: KO,\ MorllIDI ~1eJocIi" CKY Old Refr3ins KF,r LuU.,by \\OGY-IJ\·~tock Rt:pOf1er WT( \Somethinl in Air R·~hrkeh" hw21.52) K~ Grain Qu(.ot..tiuns; Mind hot-'AtH \\ea.her " Market. fin Police Bunl(tin. \Jall KM-\-Du~tin' \\ EOC on the Stred toteM: WO\\ KFJM WLW WLS Your Mannen: Interior Deco 9:30 CT 8:341 ~l T KF~f Gretta, MIni ,tylist the fiddle: WG\·J'I'lt Baker. talk \\"eco W:\AX WMT ratlOl :\BC·Pepper Younes Family, KF\'R"\eO\sj To be announced KOA ·011 tbe )lall WLS Farm ~e...... , Oleck Stafford K~t\ W.... thel & New, WAAW·Market ()penln& \ketch (Camay Soap): WLS KMAEarl M3)"~ Vi it KSCJ Roundup; Ne""" WMT·Markp,,; Cedar Valle)' Hill KOIL.Hurr~' Uppers WCAL.Morning Musicale ( w.15.21) K)lOX Ma Perkim, sketch KSOO·Grain Quotations. Musk billies KSOO·Sunrl~e Serenade WDGY·S...... CUS,Bill: Sister, "ketch (Rlnso) KSOO·Variptl Pr¥lD. h\ ClIll:af: Oup.. tion Box W!"\.-\X·Sunn)· Syncopators KSTP·)lorninl Nev;spaper-Air KF\O \"BRM KR~T WNAX KSTP-Dan Hardinl's Wif. KSTP Sin~n' 5.am \VIIO Tho e Hal'I'Y Gilmano; ~IST \\ DGY-Lh"tot'k Rq»onu WLC; Sovelodeon, & Billy Wood WCCO K\10X KDAL \\" \\\ \brket \\ (LO Pe;~y Tudnr 12:15 CST 11:45 \\HLB-~Iutalions WLW Hilltop Hou~. uetcb fo;BC Rhythrn S~mphonic: KSTP \\BB)I Thoenas Conr.att SawyV' \\ 004 \' \'Ian 00 tbe Street \Bt J-h 11)[10; of All Churcne WHO-Hard~are ~ftn WMI.· -Breakfast Bell \\ ~1AQ '\'0\\ WHO (!>.... ·15.33) \\'C~L·fl{hr (hurch WEBC \';arietiel: SaUr s.n-ice (G"M :\leda]): \\ .IA.Q KSTP WOW H)Dln of All Ourcbn 10'" (iel Thill tu MU!>.h':: WL-(,\ WlCO Jody &: Jane WG~-\l.arkets: ~Midrtay Sen'icc KO.-\ WHO KSO KOIL WD.~Y· hlitary 8.i1"d WI-IL8-Sc:andlnnian MIJ~ic CBS-Talk b) Jobn R. !\lohkor· 7:30 CST 6:30 1ST ~IST KR~T C8:-o-Jo)ce Jordan. Girl Interne. 8:45 CST 7:45 CK' ~arkds; What's in tbt All WDYG UillbtlJy Hi.Jwks WIIO To be announced KD.-\L WHLO (SW Ketch (C.lox Tooth Powdu NBc·np \Yoman III Wb!te.lketdl fKY Honle fllih Frolic \\HO-H,)u~hoat Hann;ah \\ I.S 'I.arhIS; .~". 15.27) (PiII,i:lIlr,,'): WMAQ \YEBC WLW ·Li\·e Stock &. Poll!lrJ' Re fIr, )1(\!,It·r. C'hlf'f of Uu",au L Sc.lidified Albolend: WBBM I·F.!\l,Hou hold Hour l"LS-Chore 8an .\IlIIJl~1 ll,dll~lr." KSTP WOW WHO \\'MI~ ports: News tlr "Pf'ftlllJ on f\Br Breaklint Club; New.: Kf~f-Dick ;\1afUiness -Bullltin Board "Prera Selections: KSO r\BC·Jerry Sun' Orch,: KOIL KS(J Xe\\!>; Sketches ill "'1elod) NBC·Nat'! Farm & Home Hour: WSAXGrandma Trnd! KOIL {·OS·PoetIC ::ttrmgs. KDAL WTC~\\'hooPH MBS·\·ictor Lindlahr; WGN K"OO KFYR WOAY WTCS hSOO-Co"CUI Hall of the All KOA \BI.-\Q KfYR WEBC JOOIl Jucl~ &: Jane: WEnc WD,\Y Potu Inl CIOl!l.' W"IfT WOW KOIL KOA W ...tT W.\-\W-\1.ltktt WL\\' WD\Y KSOO WTCN 11 :45 CST 10:4.5 lUST "'lan on the Street: KFAB WOW CBS Stepmother, iketch (Col· tit ~fa Sinl(l'r (hor) F1akt;,): WCCO KMOX-Ozark Varietie' InlA Perkins, Iketch WI\1I\ :'>111oldl \1u IC Box- Wu): Virginia Clark: \\ BRM K~lOX Th. Editor's Daughter W(;S ,DI, Friendly, drama KRNT KFAD KMOX \\ BB)1 KMOX KOA·Goot! M(.ornllll( Folk! \Vl\tT-wui e llalha.... ay CBe-Jo~ce KSCJ "'l.lrkl"h: '\oon Tunes WIILO Proll:ram Previews Trill: CKX KSTP-Ken Carpenter W reN·Around the Town CDC-Dean & Austin, sonll:S & ac· Nl'll~: KSOO-:'\'f'wS WI.\\, Betl) & Bob KOA WDGY WerO-Musical Chimes 9:45 CST 8:t5 MST cordion: CKY WBBMHoustboat Hannah, sketcb WNAX-Horticultural Notes NeO\s: WDGY WGN Kf'J!'II- Markets WDeY-Vacation Special l'iBC·Gettint: the Most Out of I\F:":F Allalfa John WCAl·Forward March \\ HLD-Good Morninll: 9:00 CST 8:00 lUST Life, Or. Wm. L Stidr;er (KX Farmer's He,ur wcro lIome folk Tunes ~BC·The Story of Mary Marrin. KFJl\IHoOle Gardner 101.\ Pals of tbe Prairie WLS-Morning Devotions U·leischmann', Yeast): (sw. KSCJ-Slars O\'er Hollp,\ood WOGY Hank & Martha; Grain \\ LW ·G~pel Singer .ketch (Ivory Soap): WLS 15.21 ) KT:'\F Frank field Markets Ne\\<" Orch. Samm)' thovl'n Symphon)' KSO (~w·15.21) 1521 ) \\'LSAcro!>$ the Mike WEBr-Bulletin Board \\ !\1T-Man) Happy Returns; Iowa C"II, , POI Inll WHO WOW KMA·Weather; Markets: News WGN-Harold Turnl'r, pianist Cornhu~ken NBC·LorenI.O Jones, • k etc h KOA,\\'ells of Music \VAtIN·German Hour WNAX KFYR W~TJilllmje WHLD-Luncheon Melodies IVNAX-Pelroleum Plirade (Phillips): WMAQ KSTP WHO KSTP-Thl' Dail)' Smith', Orch l\1'\IS: CKY KOA WOW WNAX-H.:llljl)· Jack's Old Timer! WLO Art Ga!ltr~ WTCNlnquirilill Reporters Mu~ical Clock: W[BC WTCN WDA Y·Hometown Reporter WLW,Linda's fir.1 Lo\'e l'o:BC-Breen & de Rose: WMT WDGY·Mod",n Trend WOW-Judy &: Jane CKY~ew:!i & Weather KOA KSO 11:00 CST 10:00 MST "'J\1T-(t'dar Valley Hdlbi:lin 1:15 CST 12:15 MST WGN-Morllinl Melodies W~ \X·Farm &: Home I(FAB-TinJe 'n' Tunes CBS Instrumentalists: KSCJ •'Be-Jean ElIinJton, SOIlP: hw· I\BlO:..uJul', O'H' Mol 1'".klO.., KFJ.I Marktts Will) The Glloldbefll:"i ... ketcb WOW "'1arkets sketch: WDAY \\\I;\Q KFAR MDS-Bacbelor's f'.bildren WGS WLS-Pierce School Chorus 15.33) f..:F:'if-Toda)- at Eictht CKX·Pianola CBS-The Gol.-1berg~ (OX)'dol) : WTC:'i -J ackie HeUer WOW KFlR WEBr J('ITP K)f.4. F~t R.. n~f5 WLW·Tbe Editor'. Daupter ~1S1 KO\ WHO KF\B StWo; & Markets WMAQO;Jn Harding'", WHI!' K\IOX WCCO WBB\' KDAL 12:15 CST 11:15 KOIL-Red • '(0""0', Orch. ·8C-L,t'. Talk tt O"er orilh SBC Puno R.rital: K~OO KSO KFn1·Mac;ters' Music Room W)ll~·Ne\\s; World Bookmu WN.\X liSTP-Good Morninll: Hour Gan~: Li a Sergio: WTCN (sw-15.21) (1'\\-15_2115.33) Kf:'\F·Paul &: ]n'ing WMT·The Mll\ ie Man MBS-H:Jppy KQIL WMT WDAY·Time to Shint: Grilllln'~ KFYR-Hymns of All Churches W~AX-l.\Drvotional Servi« CBCHilPPl Galli: CKX ,'0(' Arno'd Oa:Jghler CBS-Ray Bloch's Yarietie :KRNT WDGY-1'I1orllinll Musicale KMA HOlDem.akers' Cha' WOW·Bt:Uy & Bob (KY,AI,I,a Laud (Gold Medal): WLW W'fo4Q CBC-London Callin!;: CKX tKY WGN·Martha Crane ,. Hl!ten KFAB·SolIg~ J (~O\ KMOX-Hou!>eboat Hannah, sketcb WTCN-Tunes of the Day of Yesterday KS'n KOA .1533) KfDYoS, D. Farm Produce Re· Joyce KOIL·Polly the Shopper KF,IM W_ P, A, TraJ~scription N('II$: KFnl KOIL PO" 34 C 113ti Frequencies . ·HC ( ub \1 Imu k.Fyn \\OA\ 'iBC Littl.. Orph n Anl1ie: (w• 5:15 CST {:15 M T \\lIl.BPrtlld I' F\tlll.:: K:\I.\ K:-.O(I W\IT KSO KOIL 9.5315.33) SBC·Voc:al Varieties (Turns), WLW Paul Sulli\an. ne\\, THURSDAY CJRM·HO weco·llo WE.·R "'DC Ju-el'h Gallicchio's Orch.: the Smoothies; De \'ore Sis· \\\IAQ Let', Celtbute CXX-1I20 WDAF·4110 Wil~on .\n~el, son~s. CKY·SlO WDAY.940 cos KOAL WIlO WDA Y KsTP W\1AQ ters; Malt' Octet; '\-'illiam WMIN Hearth &; lIome XDAL-Ia. WDGy·n•• WHLB KS\J W88\1 (~~' KO.\ Stoe: s' Orch.: WHO W:\IAQ \Y\tT Sport~ •. 'e\o\'s July 7 KFAB-770 WEBC.ll9O 15.27) MRS JohnlOll Family WOGY KSTP W. AXPr' -. Drf' Bn,·s XTDY_7~ WENR.17' AUan LifOD, orUDlst CKX CKY [KX .Ionit(lr ~ew, KFnl.·lf" WON-7IO CBS Ceo '\lcCaU', Screen Scoops: KFNF·'90 WHA8·120 KFH1 F1o)d John on Orch. ("K \" flo Inc Stuck Quotations (sw 1Um (al'4) at 9:15 p.m.) \\ I.' "I' KFYR-&&(l WHLB.J370 K..-"'F The Flo\\'\!r Ladv KFJl\1 Orcan Sf're:"a,le ...... __ of "oll,.wood ..... ""01· \\\1l~ .\,w ; Orch. KIIA·hO WHO-I'" KFSF Women ill Ihe ~'ew, l)'wood '''._n·· ,n •....,.. '..... 1i\IOX-l..et", Compare Xot" of .....0 Q".... NIGHT XlIIBC-9.500 Wlll·76t frOf,t Pate P;,ude \tu!llul Premo \I~non ~IST KlIIOX.IOlO WLB.780 \\leO wrro COs Carw)". paanl!>t 6:15 CST 5:15 WDGY -liit Rnue ('a~ K\lO\ KDAL \\CCO WIILB &OA-13O WLS.110 Will H '" Pia :\IDS Alfrrd Wallen,telt1', Orch. WG .. \It' oct) Time WLW rh~rli" Slnpnc School ROIL-12M WLW.700 W:\AX KSfJ KFAB KRST 6:00 CST 5:00 MST WDGY XIlNT.131O WJfAQ..e70 WO\\ . 1"\0\ ~BC·\1r. \\ lO l."cture litf'n, Tracer of Lost 'i"\Il' KFJ" WAAW XSCl·l330 WlU:N'-1370 ~" Person~. NBC·Rudy Y.alle:e:·, Varlety Hou' K8L.l1ao WMT.IIO WLW ; Jane Trnler, vocalist drama tAmn'. Homt elR\1 \1 odIe:!- W!lIT-Court lIuswy's Orcb. Prod.): \\ Te.· KSO KOIL f Ro)·al Desltrts) ; Tommy RiUS X80·1430 WIU.x-17' 4:00 CST 3:00 ~18T CKl ::-'1"~lnl SUn RSaG.IUG WOW.$9Cl \\ ..\X Happy hck .. Old TlQl.en WI::"R \\\IT KO" (sw 11.87) &: BtU) Lou: Irvlll( C;t~U & lin it ~ uiliu l)r Ks'TP-1460 w8X.IM CDS Se Fonr ../ tf' O;l\·e MBs Outdooll \o\lth Bob Ed~e' KsTP \\-\lAQ WLW WHO KO.\ WAAW-660 WTCN.ll&O K~'J KU'\t \IU5\ul Inlerlude 8,,("41: KDAI. \\JlLB WG\ WOW WEOC WnlJ WDAF 'RBBJiI.770 WTJlJ.I" 2:45 CST 1:45 MST W("CO WOB\I K\tA \f"dnn Hillbillies WCoU.-78G .'e.s CKY CKX KF."F Ws\t ( ,,9.5) BC-Glri Alone, skelcb; WMAQ SOC lhkov Orrh. K~ WLW K~L .\d\ (If J' Jly AI1e:n KFJ\1lJirthd3V 8dls WC.U-\Iulc KSTP \\\1"<.1 WTC~ KOIL KFYR-You Sball H.. ve Rhythm HBC.Stepping Ahud with Amer­ COs Of '1e:n &. BUr COC ~t)· Job of 8«hr-pecr; CKY KOA Fred Schmidt" Orch. ... 111 to.- 11.... ·d froeu In l'roa,1 KFYR WDAY WloS wrr." "a..1 UI".lrallr,:-;.n 11,at ;~ p l~~ WlW \la Pukin • detch CKX KSTP \lu iule 5:30 CST 4:3' M T 1187) h'lI: on In .\Q1E'rl.-. to Impro"f' COS SI louI'l 81ur WOB\I \\ lIN -Today'. Bnt .:)ellen Kfo~F Go~ptl Sil,!lt:tr WOGY-Gertrude I.e.... is \I0~ In ide: of SJ)ltrt, ~B.. ~uk llop " .. 11-1 ...11111' (If I"" P"f'111l'. W~A\ W. IT Gt'rman Band KMOX·Dope from the Dugout WI::NR \hkolm Clil-ire, children's Cilar~. Inc.): WLW John It_ Kf'lOllf'l'J,· ..... 111 I.... 11111111 KSCJ KMOC K\fOX WITS Three Strin«s KOA DJn Hardinlt's Wife storlet Ca~ino, I r-of·.·. r.. mohl.." aDd lIarralor KFAB WHAS WCCO KR\T C8S Del 'fInt: KRXT Tb.. nr"l I,r.,..ram will I. l"Olli \\'00\1 To be announced WG~Oil1 AnJfln KSCJ KFAO WHLO WC(O WJR KDAL ( w 11.83) 1:30 CST 12:30 MST ,,·t".....1 "lib .\mf"ri... at plaT \t8", TIlt t:rt"t'n Hornet. drama WOGY·GE'In! oC 'lelody WHO-Rh)thm \taken '''U.I a",1 \\111 .10".- f'H"rJ I,rlll... b of NBC Man' bil-r \\-UA \" WG~ CBS Ra\" Bloch'~ Orch.: KSCJ WGX \targ-pry Graham KHn KSTP >I"lh·lI,. lIurllllt '·a(·>lII,," ami KSO WDGY W\iT I.d.. nn" huur" TIll" "'1lm'h of KR\T KDAL WilLS weco WAO-Tea &. 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IIl:hl ~liller, WBO\1 Truman Bradley, eomm. :ll:all'''t ml,·ro....". hunk.·r. dl \\DAY Who', Who in Radio KFAB Bill IOnl' Ilrnd NBC·The Four of Us; Orlanht: KOA Ho\\'ie WinIC Fla~he, WENR "'eWt """"* alld 1.","fOrt." I IM,III" tuM WItI.8 Dinner \1'1 ic KFDY Farm (~\\·15.21) KOIL·West~ard Ho WEoe WHLB Devotional Service.. 10 a .. 'r'..... of radiO) llrallll'ltlll WLSTo be announeed KFJ\1 Rt(Juelt Prim. "iB(.;.Tt'l) Hatters; \\'E~R WIIO WHO Oa coball lime KS()().Oick Tracy, sketch /1'111" of tltP 1I,·f' hookl! of th.· II"INI ad"nll.l·wrlll'r, I'llul d,' \\ \lIS EI Hl'rbe:rt KMA 'ticke)· Gibbin, Oa~ebal1 Game: KtAO WMT WLW·Those Hapll}· Gilman.. WOOM-Of Mt'n &. BOlOk, K.\IOX \la(IC K;tcheD Krult. "'114-rol)l' TlunIPrlll," 1;:\toX '1 WEOC-Lone Rannr WLB"u~ie W"AX KMA WOW Dan Hardil Wife, sketch lIuuEf'r ..'Ikblo',.... "\"·11 6:45 CST 5:45 M T CJRM C«ktail Capen WE~R Dinner Date '::ala..' I...... th... "Wh,. 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I_porIa Ole ,.. p a ral IJalllf'S " ..lton. 11Ir.; Orch.: K"OO WL\\ WEBe WMAQ KSOO .·ews . 'Bf Tuft" T"I I.... W.IAQ WS\X WIILD K\fO." \\8B\1 roboo lIa II.... WG· KSOO . 8 VImt,. Rn,.e: W:\tT K TP-Womao's Pace KF\ R KSOO \\[)\Y \HC" Ii[HL \\1("0 (.11.83) \18' \!fred Walkesttul', Orcb. n.n~t 1I,Y'nt W"U21 "IB~ &. . hi "'tudics ketch" \\DAY. ews, Tea rune Tunn \IO' ...... JPI!I Ir.a'td~on \\IJli\· > '8(' Frtdcht Fi ber ...bRld... el KOIL eK\ \1 IC Graphs Obtk &. Whlf" WDGY \\ DGY -:'um Jim's ROlur:hriden \\Co\ (nlltr \\Tf K-.oo \\1' ·R CB( Alfred \\anu,lein', Orch ~TlYL R~JO Guest Jud & J.lne: \\'HLO W.·AX WG,' Afltrnoon. Ser nade Tr Matln... KOll WF.NR W'lAQ W[l(;Y"'port I-.dllhr WIILO G:abtlv. Hutter (Co;1;nued on Next F..ge) \\T("i K"OO W\IT KSO (~W' "OS l..a\ll'renre S..I.rno, bar CBS H..... lIutherton, WOG\ KOIL W(;" \\ n II \\ BH"I 1511) K~ CO( Uub tltintt'. CKX CKY ("Be Bac....nl(ld~ Breakdo\ll'n: CKY .·S(" [hnnet (oMtrt KOIL KI-o, It \\n\y K~UO \\lOt (JJl\l Modtrn Tempos CKX WE~1t WT(.' KFAB Cornhusku Jambor.. KtJ\1 \pws l\FJM World Bookmln KOA R;r; th 80ys K1-. I' B"b O.c:l...elt Boys Get This Glove- Kf 'f liitchtn Klatter KSTP D;ul)· Future, KOA . 'rw \\ ., Be "I he Sptlltn ",ord K~('J \t Pn)r;1 ketch KF\ R Yk &. ~aM, ketch Play ball, f.lIows, with this "Rajah" K.1A Or an .lrI..ditS \0\ •.'" It \l11SIC tlrcle \H)(;Y \tood Mo ic K 1t IX ThoM Happy Gilman, Wlil.B \Ioments \fu itale \\(;'" I.lltle Oq,halt \1 nie Hornsby mod.1 glov., mad. of genui"e WIILR Tury &. the Pirl'.U FREE! \\ A.A\\ . ·e.... ' WHO·Judy " Jane. "ketch hornhld. with gr.a...d palm. 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PI.ase ....d catalo, ...d WTt . \Irlody M_tnts "80\1 ',Ibn H malton, sporh Information. \\ AX-I:: "nur Frank, violinist WCALYltriety 11t1''Jf weco I.ht lock Harn•..••• " ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• A,••••••• 2:30 CT 1:30 MST 3:t5 CT 2:45 )IS'T \\[He' fWlhpt flevkw Be The lIu he' RNI With fte" CBS Lrt s PTrtftld: liFAB \\{; weel and low Str••t a.d Hamb.r•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H hel I BordUI Co.); KOA. . 'BC Sbefttt & Br Dner, pl..no WI-IO To bto a nouneM K~ \ 0\\ \\ 1\Q WHO KSTP duo KOIL WTC.· KSOO \\.11 ..·rw,; lIollywood Brnitits CitY· •.•••••.••.•..•••••.••••••••.•••••.. J Stat••••.••••••••••••••••• WEBC WE.'R WEOC KFYR \\ A' "rame Dr. m 80 y '/If 0 35 l\fHt 1ur I Tr,nel0f:ue 8:45 CST 7:45 nlST 9:30 CST ':30 MST \\'0 \ \\ \\' " CBS Carll» ,1oli, a' Grrh. KSCJ THURSDAY K fA Earl May's Yt~it C8 ·Amt'riu II at Work: WBB~f NBC H.rhud Hlmber's Orch.. \b!"o1 World in Review W~AX K~OX KR.'T WRBM WG .. ("oAurt Orch. KFJM Orcan Reve-ri.. WMAQ WHO KFYR KOA WTCS Ba 10.111 Sco~s KFAB WHLD Fnnille Sm(lltz' Orch. KMBC·To be announcPd \\'t:8C (w 9.53) WB1J·Lad Word in Sports M~·Charlle Aenew's Orch.: July 7 W~lI.' E',ent_de Echoes \"'·MI~-\\'PA Pt rn. NRC 1.arry Cllntun's Orch.: KSO WG.· K 0 \\'~n KOIL KSTP KMA 10:15 CST 9:15 MST CRC-The Lo t Chord: CKY CKX 8:00 CST 7:00 ~IST ('8S Paul Pt'nd:uvi~' Orch.: KSCJ NBr-Jack Spriu', Orch.: WSlot ORM :'t' of Petft McGrt'gor weco Cedric Adam' KOlt WTCN KSTP KFYR om Sherman, m.c.: KSO KOIL 5 p.m.) WHAS·Ne.... s WE~R liSL Will McCullt"s Orch. 11:15 CST 10:15 nlST WSM WHO (sw.l1.87) WreN (s"-11.87) KSTP.James Melton, tnr.; Orch. WJR·Ml'dit:ltion 1·1.J'~ Mu~ic: NBC·To be Innoullced: WENR NBC-Gray Gordon' Orch.: WTCN "60th Your Bou8eI" CBS·E a)'!1 in WHLB WLW,Swef't Ad..line It? )la""'('11 An'kraoD. KOIL KF\'R WENR-Fletcher Helldenon's Or· CBS-Honce Hend..r on', Orch.: KFAB WJR KDAL KSCJ KSL WMI~ -Cully'~ SWilll{ Band K\1BC l\RST K~IOX (SW. NBC·Sport:!! Qut' (ion Box: WDAY chestra l\FAB W~,\X K~OX KRNT MBS Harmonaires: WDGY (sw·953) WJRBa~t'ball Scores; Concert WTCtoi,Cari Lorch's Orch. CBC·Promenade S)"mph. Orch.: 11.83) KSCJ WBBM MBS Dance Orch.. WMT CBC Nelu. CKY CKX (JRM l\1il\iatures MBSClj~rlie A,new's Orch.: CKY CKX Ne"s: W!'tUN WMT KMA \\'M\N·.o.River Lake Tabernacle 10:30 CST 9:30 l\IST CJUM Dance MU'tic CBC·Kull Music HaU: CKY WLW KSCJ-Peter :\lacGreltor WSM ·Opera Encoret NBC-Jan Garber's Orch.: KMA KF.JM-Fouf-Shr CKX CJRME"entide Er.hoes film. WEHe·Safel)· Club; Varieties WTeN -Front Palte WTU, (~,\ Cd") KMA-Cottonwood Corners CJRM-C()nu_rt Master KSL-News KFJM·Twilight Melodies WHLB-Sdetr Award WT!"olJDance Orch. NBC-Deaton Moore's Orch.: WS:\1 KSOO-Sporb WNAX·Empl'I)·lllent Service WCAL-Sodal Welrart KMA·March Tim" 9:45 CST 8:45 MST KFYH WIIO wow I\'\'<\Q 11:30 CST 10:30 ~L~T KSOO·Mu~ical Workshop WTMJ-Dall"~ Orch. WDAY NBC·Otto Thurn'~ Orch.: KOA WCNBob Cro,by's Orch. CBS Paul Pendllt\·js' Orch. :KFAB CBS· Leighton Noble's Orch.: WJR WBB:\1·Grant Pilrk Concert WENR \\"5:\1 WHO WOW WHLOOr,.n Moods KMOX WBB"'t KRNT hFAH \\ aU",1 K-..('J KRNT WI"i WCCO·Who's the Champ! 9:15 CST 8:15 MST NBC Larry Clinlon's Orch.: WSM KSTP s""" WDGY·Rainbow Trio ~8C.Kichud W'lAQ Gltn Baillum's 801nd MtC~Ws Himber's Orch.: W\AX K\fBC WHLB KOAL CBS· Horace Hendruon's Orch.: WG:'i Tin)' Hill', Orcb, CBS· Ceo. $creen Scoops WHO «;w-6.12) KMOX KRST KSCJ WCCO W~11"'-~ty.I; Limtrick~ (Old Gold Cicarettt'!J): KMBC \HL\5-Your F~vorite Hrmn KOA Communil)' Chnt ~18S Orll:.ln Retital; KSO WGN KF.\B WBBM KOIL W:'IIT-Refreshinl Rh),thms KSL KFAB KMOX WMll\ Sews; Tuninl Around weco KOIL.Sport~ KOIL KSTP NBC-Irma GI..n. orl1:ani~t: WTCN Wl\AX Gene Gnnville's Orch, WBBM KRNT WHAS WJR ~et' KSTP-Mr. Editor CBC l':\Irwe-an Gaieties: CKY KFYR WEBC WMAQ K'fA 7:15 CST 6:15 MST htltO 5:15 p.m.) CJRM CKX MBS-Count 8a~ie's Orch.: WGN WCCO 'Jandy MacKenzie Dance Orcb,: WDAF WMIN CJRM·New, 8:15 CST 7:15 MST NRCElza . challt'rl Review,: WDAF·Let's Celebrate KSO WLW \ntT C1rl~ 'll'~ KFJM·Gladys Hill MacKenzie KFJM·News KMA KFYR KOIL WGN Bill Orch. WHAS CJRl\10rllall TreiUures KSOO-Oanct Hour KMA·Farm Bureau Prgm. NBC-Adrian Rollini's Orth.: WS!\1 WOW Jallles Melton, tnr.; Or h KMOX-News CKYBook Review WDGYEnntide Echoes WENR WTCN.St. Paul Ba!>tball c . KOA·CI)"de McCo)"'s Orch. KSL Eu(cne Jele~nik's Orch. WHAS·StaU Orch. KSL·The Camrr. Speal,; WHLB Frankie Smoltl" Oreh. CBS Duk... 1-:ltililtoo'S Oreh.: \\'ntJ-Tod~)"s F\

Friday July 8, 1938 Friday

Grandma Tra"els: WHLB WEBC KMA·S. O. S, Club Prttm. MBS·Gd Thin to Music: \YDGY N~f5\,"dl T,io; N••" (,w· CKY-Ne.....' " "'..ather MORNING I KFAD·Time 'n' Tunes KFJM-Morninl Devotional KOlL·Lady Couraceous KOIL KSO I'-______New,: KSOQ WAAW KFJM-Markeh KFNF-Nurser~':'Dan KSOO-Grain Quotations; Oub CBS-Bilt Si~ter, sketch (Rinso): Musical Clock: WOW WMT KFNF·Today at Eirht KMA·Unc1e Carl, Mary Jane and Notices; Ranch 8'oys WCCO WNAX KRNT KFA8 7:00 CST 6:00 MST KOIL Kl\1A·rore~t Ran~ers Buster WAAW·News WDBf\1 KMOX KDAL NBC·Brealdast Club; Orchestra; Good Morning: WHLB WGN KOIL·Eddy Duchin'~ Orch. KOA·Sporhman', Paradise WBDM-The Hurt of Julia Bbb CKX·r.hrkeh; What's in tb. Air Soloists; News: WEBC WDAY CKY·Rise 'n' Shine Club KSTP-Good Mornin! Hour KSOO·News: Grain Quotiltion, WCCO·Ma Perkins CK Y·Dance Tunes KSO KFYR WTCN KMA KFAB·Smilin' Alonl \\'DAY-Time to Shine KSTp·Musiule WDAY-John Wuley KFJM·Household Hoar CBS·Met. P~rade; News: KDAL KFJM-Cuckoo Clock Prim, WDGY·Morning Musicale WA ..\\\ !"ofarkets WDeY·Theater Club of the Air KFNF-Dick Maguiness COS-Arthur Godfrey: (sw-11.76) KFNF-.o.Morning Worship WEBC-Mu~ical Clock WGN-Mornioll: Melodies WEBC-Houseboat Hannah. skl'tcla KFYR-Betty &: Bob, skttda KOA·Fifl~nc:iaJ NBC·Herman &: Banta: WOW KMA-Morninr Watch WGN·Martha Crane & Helen WHO ThQ<;e Happy Gilm~ns WGN·Get Thin to Music Sen'jce WHLB-Housebo~t H~nnah W~nt Musical Clock: WBRM KMOX KMOX·Ourk Varieties Joyce WLS-Qld Kitchen Kettle KSCJ·News; Ad Rambles hFAB·Morninl Round-up KOA·Good Mornlnr: Folks WHLB-Three 'Ts" WLW-Hlillop House, sketch WLB-Music KSOO·Concert HaU of the Air KFJM-Eye Openers KSTP-Ken Carpenter WLW-Betly Crocker WMIN·Breakfast Bell WLW-The Goldbetp. sketch WAA W·r.brkets KFNF·Sunrise Mu~jc Hour WCCO-Mu~ic~1 Chianes WMIN.News; At Your Service WMT·To be ~nnounced WMIN.Newsi Musical Chimes WCAL-From the Library KOIL·News WDGY-Vacation Special WOW.Delty Crocker WMT-News; A Hit for Today WDAY·Grandma Travels WHO-Williams Brothers Quartet 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WNAX.Betty Crocker WGN·Man on State Street KSOO·Alarm Clock NBC-Asher &: Little Jimmie: WTeN·Musical Clock KSTP.Morning Meditation. WlB-Music ~IST WHLB·Betty Adams WTeN KOIL WLS KOA KMA 8:45 CST 7:45 MST 9:15 CST 8:15 WLW-Short, Short Story Weco·Air Almanac WLS-Morninl Devotions NBC-Vic & Silde, sketch (Cris- WLW-The Gospel Sinlter KSO (sw·15.21) CBS·N. W. Territory Anniversary WMI~·)1ilady' Music Bos:: WDGy·.o.Family Altar, Rh'o R. co): WLW WLS (sw-15.21) WMAQ-Whistler &: His Dog CBS-Myrt & Marre, sketch (Su­ Prgm.: WCCO KMOX WBBM WMT-Homemakers Exchange G. Blank per Suds) : WBBi\-1 WCCO NBC-Lorenzo Jones, sketch (Phil. WGN-E,'eryday Words; Good WMIN·Muffins &: MuSIC NBC·Womlo in White, sketch WTeN·Arounu the Town KMOX KFAB WNAX (Pillshur)'): WMAQ WESC lips) : WOW WHO WMAO Morniar Pr!l.'m. WNAX·Prairie Dream BO)'5 NBC-John's Otber Wife, sketch KSTP WOW WHO KSTP 9:45 CST 8:45 MST \\' HLB·Early Risers ~IST 7:45 CST 6:45 (Louis Philippe) : \VM,\Q NBC·Jerry Sears' Orch.: KSOO NBC·Breen &: de Rose: WTeN NBC-"Getting the Most Ou.t of WHO-Faye & Cleo CBS-Bachelor'1 Children (Old MRS-Francis J. Cronin, organist: KFYR \VDAY KOA KOIL WMT WMT KSO KOA Life," Dr. Wm. L. Stidger WLS·Oon " Helen Dutch Cleanser) : KMOX WGN NBC-Ma Pukins, ,ketch (Oxy· CBS· Richard Maxwell, tnr.: (Fleischmann's Yust): (sw­ WlW·The Merrymakers KRNT KFAB CKX·Wake Up &. Sin~ dol): WLS (sw.15.21) KSCJ 15.21) WMAQ.Your Neigbbor NBC·Amanda Sno...... songs: CKY·Rise 'n' Shioe Club MRS-Enl Lawrence, bar.: WGN MBS8achelor's Children. sketch CBS·Auot Jenny', Stories (SprJ): WMIN-News; Just About nme WMAQ (sw-21.5) KFJM·News Markets: KFJM KSCJ CKX (Cudahy Packiol Co,): WGN KMOX WBBM WCCO KRNT WMT·Countt)' Home i Musical CBS·Sunny Melodies: hwl1,76) KFNF-Tree Planters KFAB-Tomm)' Watson &: his CKX-On Parade KFAB Wi\'.\X KDAL Clock New,: KFNF WNAX WHO KFYR·ProC. Sauerkraut " His KFA8NeIVs &: Markets NBC·Viennese Ensemble: WEBC WNAX-Georr~ banjo B. German eKY·Breakfut Club Little German Band KFNF·Rillie. 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NBC-Pepper Young's Family, NBC-Just Neighbors, sketch: ('\'0'-15.21 ) CKY·Good Morninl Ntichbot sketch (Camay Scl;J): WLS 10:08 CST 9:" MST 7:30 CST 6:30 nlST WTeN WLS KSO (sw·15.21) NBC.Just Plain Bill. sketch KFAB-Ml)rnin!lt Reveries (sw-15,21) CDC·Ernest Coulton, bar.: CKX CBS.,Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne, Coffee Pot Inn: WOW WHO (8i·50-Dol): WMAQ KFJM-Shoppw( Tour NBC·HeJlo PelD" sketch (Ora· CBS-The Manhattan Serenade,.,: sketch (Calox Toothpowder &: WNAX KFYR NBC·Happy Jack, songs: KSTP KF~F·Headli.nes 110) : WMAQ WOW WHO KRNT KMOX KFAB WBBM SDlidified Albolene): WBBM Ne ..... s: CKX KOA News: WDGY KLPM KFYR·Markets " Top 0' the Dial KSTP WCCO 36 o 1/35 \\ LS :-ihort. ~orl Stories \\;"13 :\Ius,cal PrgUI. 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WLW·Jark Sprigg's Orch KMA WMT (sw-1I.87) KOA-Briefs KMA·Master Melody Makers Bergl,'an; Gl'aham McNamee; News: KOIL WBBM KMBC WOW·Music B01l KSOO,Sknide KMBC·As Kansas City Dines Qu:utet; Georll!e Olsen's Orch.: CBS· Bamberger Symphony Orch.: WOW 11 :30 CST 10 :30 MST CKY CKX CJRM Sport~men's KSTP·Hits &: Encores KMOX-Flicker Flashes WSM WICN KSO KOlL \\':\1T Special: WCCO CBS Horace Henderson's Orrh.: WL~ KFJM-Phoebe Ann, songs WBBM-John Hartluglon, sports KOIL-Popeye the Sailor, sketch WLW WEBC (sw.11.87) WEBC KMOX KRNl KMBC WB8M (al~o KMBC·Second Husband WCCO-Li\'estocks KSL·News KFI at 10:30 I)m.) Front Page Drama: KSTP WTCN KSCJ KFAB WNAX O"t.il. of the eonleat On Ih;. pro, KOIL·Quizzer Bee KMOX-Let's Celebrae WOA Y·Women's Organil.8tions KSOO-Oinnertime Fantasy lI.am mar ~ found on page 41. NBC-Deacon Moore's Orch.: WDAF-Studio Prgm. WBBM-Arthur Godfrey KSOO·Musical Workshop KOA Golden Melodies WMAQ KFYR WDA Y WEBC CBS-t1ollywood Showcase; Lud WDGY-Rainbow Trio WGN.Popeye the Sailor WDGY-Twilight Revue WENR·Fletcher Henderson's Orcb. WTCN KMA KOIL WLW Gluskin's Orch.: WJR WCCO WGNConcert Orch. WHO-To be announced WHAS·Staff Orrh. WHAS·Music to Your Taste NBC-Jan Garber's Orch.: WOW KRNT KMBC KFAB WBBM \\ I.BChurch Musir \V JR· Baseball Scores; Rhythm WLB-Treasure House of Books WHLB·Dinner Music Kl\10X WHLB KSL KSCJ KSTP WENR WSM WHO WMIN.News; Hollywood BreVities WJR-Melody & Rhythm WltlIN-News; Tuning Around Hil:'hlil:'hts MBS·Zinn Arthur's Orch.: KSO (s...... 11.83) WNAX-lIarmony Club WNAX-Prairie Dream Boys WLB-To be announced WMT-Baseball Game WGN WMT MBS·lnt'l Radio Club Conven­ 8:15 CST 7:15 MST WTMJ-Let's Celebrate WTCN·Tunes of Today WMIN-News; Fred N. 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Corners NBC-Jimmie Fidler's Hollywood WTCN KFYR (s\\'-11.87) K 1.1'.\1 !\luslcal Interlude KOA-James Melton, tm.: Orch. KOIL-SPOrt5 WHAS-Dream Serenade Gossip (Orene): KOA WLW WCAL·Chapel Service WMIN-Midniltht Reveries OII('14t non-prof{-'III!IOIlIII IIrthH KMA-Modern Hillbillies KSOO·Spcrts; College SollgS WOW KSTP WMAQ WDAF will 1H' T.{-'I\·llo M. hlla('s. promi­ KMOX-Adventures in Sdence WDAY·Louise Murray Headland WGN-Bill Carlsen's Orch. 11:45 CST 10:(5 MST nent :'IE'w York altorll(')-. who (sw.9.53) WMT·Band Wall!OD KSL·Advs. of Jimmy Allen WHAS·Chandler Political Speech F"or .,.,.,. 01 Holll"_ read "Mot· CBS-Henri Gendron's Orchestra: atuflled ('ompoaltlon with Ed­ 11"_ Sho_wn" In .....". I..... WTMJ-Today's Events ward )111<:DolI"l'li during his tool­ WBBM-John Harrington. news WLB-Pla)'house of ltadio Q"id,. 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KFJI\1-Birthday Bells WJR WHLB (sw-l1.83) (also WMIN·Bud Morton Cluub WSI\1·To be announced CBC-Music That Nevel' Dies: WOW·Musical Prgm. I{FYR-To be announced at 9:30 p.m.) \\'NAX·Songs of Jimmy Morgan WTeN·St. Paul Baseball I CJRM CKX CKY End of Friday Progrl.ms 38 c 7/a3 k.OA Wonderland or Words WeCO-Slacks :\8C-Lt'e G(lrdvn'~ Orch.; WHO K~CJ Voice of the People MORNING WDGY·'1orning Mu:>icale WGS Mall on State ~tre('t KOA (lw.15.33) KSOOCOjl;ley program SATURDAY WHO What to Serve Today WLW·Dr. Fm:ndlv NBC·N.t'1 Fann & Home Hour: KSTPOaily Feature WLS·To be announc~ W\ll:ol·~h1ady's Music Box WLW WOIHI Meet the Missus 7,00 CT 6,00 MST W~AXSunn}' SyncOJ»,tol'l WMT·~Rev. R. I. Well. '1BS·To be anllounced. WDGY WMJN,Noon·DaY lamboree July 9 :\llC'Brukfut Club; News: W~AXRuss Pike CKXSone-s from the ShoVos WMT.Question lUan; Voice oC 8 ,30 CST 7,30 MST WTCN·Around the TowD CKY·British Bands low. 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Jack Denny', Orch, NBC-How to Win Friends &: In~ WHlB·Or.lltan Moodl Ouence P~ople" (Colgate); Dale 4:45 CST ~:t5 MST WLS-Barnyard Jamboree CB~-Arlie C.rnepe: KOA (alto It 6:30 July 9 Shaw's Orch.: WHLB WlW Renfro Valley Barn Dance p.m.) NB(.The Art of Livil1l, Dr. Nor· MORNING W\tINNews; Tunin.. Around mllln Vincent Pule: WDAY CBS·Prof. Quiz (Nash): KSL 10:30 CST (9:30 MST) American Farm Bureau WS~lGrand Ole Opry Darn W\1AQ KSTP WOW (Sll" 9.53 Dallc( (abo .t 7 p.m.) 3:t5 CST 1:t5 1ST 1533) Federation Program, NBC. (B~ Four tlubmrn: KSCJ KOAL 8:15 CST 7:15 ~IST NBC-Horace Heidt'J Orcll.: KFYR sse Blue Bilrron', Orch. WENR \\DAY WTCN KfAB WHLB (w.15.27) AFTERNOON SBCTo be announced: WnfJ K"OtJ WlW WEBC WDAF KSTP KFYR NBC· Rudy Villlet', Orcb.: KOA SBC Club \htinM: WTCX KFHI . 'ew Releasu CBC·\fusieaJ Cotktails: CK.X 5:30 CST (4:30 MST) Columbia Workshop, CBS. \\\1AQ WOw (sw.953) WDAF KSTP KFSF·Tbe Westernen !\BC-Carllinl of Popular Music: CBS-Dance Orch KFAB WCCO CKY KMOX-Ourk Varietiu KFSF·Gos~1 KOA WNAX WBB\{ K.!OX (sw Sincer KOA·Nnn NIGHT W80M Tenth lnnine KfJ\I Sn-s 6.12) WDB I-Mjssus Con to Market 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Saturday Night Swing KFYRTo be announced CDC·Honre Hridt'. Oreb.: CKX weco B b.J.1I Game WEDC·Afternoon V.rieties WDGY·Jtan &: Abu RMil'. Club. CBS. W\lI.· B" eMil Game CKY CJRM W .AX-G orp Guman 8:30 CT 7:30 MST \fBS·Art K r, Orrh.; WG.· 5:00 CST 4:01 MST 6:00 CST (5:00 MST) Kaltenmeyer'. Klndergar~ 'I!1U~ CB::-oSyncopllltion Pit«: weco \BC-C.rni\·al of Populu \lu it; • WEBC KOIL WHO WMT 3:00 CST 3:00 IT ten, NBC. WMIS K~1A WlW NBC Top HJttttl: \\ 110 WOW \'fHl8 KSCJ KFAB (''0''-11.83) KOA WnlJ WDAY K\lA NBC Richard Himbtt's Orch.: XBC·GI nIL \lill~r', Orch.: WOW I\.SCJ-Xew ; To be announced KFYR WEae \\"D.\Y WMAQ 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Robin Hood Dell Concert, \\'H.-\~ Kenturky Play Party KOA KSTP (sw·9.53) KFYR WM.-\Q KSOO WHO MBS. WEDC WDAF KSTP (s",·9.53) WEBC KOA WDA Y KSTP 1\1B ·Plantation Part)': WGS WHlB·Trlbune Time CBS fOllter, Orch. KS('J KOAL "'.lR-Jack Kin&. ft"" WHL8 WBB\t (s,,·15.27) WOW (,.·9.53) 6:30 CST (5:30 MST) Johnny Presents, CBS. WlW S8C \I ate of I rael: WESR CBClAt'1 AD Go to ttr.~ :Mu' Wl:-'-DolMli DaMe POIrt)- NBC Trio TllIlt: \\EN'R KOlL 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) Professor Quiz, CBS. WMAQ Flatther Henderson,'s Orcll. WLW KSO (sw·15.21) WTCX ( ",.11.87) Hall: CKY CKX MBS-Jiir.k \hnbanh Ortb,' WO\\'-\\'II W II'· "i'b Warner '18::0.- Dick 8.1rri.. On'h WDG\" 7:00 CST (6:00 MST) National Barn Dance, NBC. CJR\I Harold Grl!Ul" Orclt. WG.· KOil \\')IT KSO \\'~\I-Grand Ole ()pr)' CDC·Top Hatten~ CKX CKY KFJ\I Barn Dance CBC-luip Romandli', Orcll.! 8:00 CST (7:00 MST) HII Parade, CBS. KFYR·DeJ:f:, Dem and Dou WTIfJDance Orch. BJI~ball G...me: KFAB WNAX 10:15 CST 9:15 MST W.IT Kl'tIA CKX WHlB,The OldtimefS rorft~u NBC Horace Hd Jim pn_ WLS-Front Porch Serenade CDS.Hor_ace Hender nn's Orch.: T__;c __, .... tit;.7 Uo,.--.P"'"r_ K-.;llAt, Dann Wl\\·-Jadt Sprier's Orch. W:'IiAX WB8'1 KR\T K\IBC KSTP KFYR WEBC WHO KFSF-Hollywood ColumD KSOO D;lnce HOtIr KO..\ (sw.9.53) WCCO·Tourist Bureau WMI.· .'~ Review KFAB KSCJ WCCO . CBC·Robin HoocI Dell Concert: \BIIS Moment :'oluskale W\..\\ ... ~mpbonf'tta :\BC·Paul Silbin's Orch.~ lntAQ KFHl ~Ielod)' M.tinee WEBC-Twilight Review W.sAX Prairie Dream B.,., G~J CKX \\'~\I-Grand Ole Opry KFYR WDAY WEBC KM,.\ KF\F SiDcer WEXR-Dinner Date WSM·Delmore Brothe" WlW .Ad\'l!ftiwrs Club Speaken WGX· ports Review \\TIIJ·Dilnce Orc.h. WTCN SBC·larry Qinton's Orcb.: KSO WTCN" Bu)d Ruburn', Orch. MB~·Skinny \HIIN-Barefoot Bo)'5 WlW-Inside 01 Sports W\lT hw.II.87) Ennis' Orrh. WGN 7:30 CST 6:30 MST 9:15 CST 8:15 MST W\lT KSO KOll K'TP Wow -Sew WM1N$uno;el Gold To be announced; KFYR KSl Crai~'s CBS-Rh)lhm R~ndrl\'OUs: WJR ·BCr. . "I Orcb, CDC -On Parade CKY CKX WMT-Gov. Kusebel talk WDAF Wn1J 4:00 CST 3:00 ~IST WSAX \1etl: Bakery Revue KMBC K)IOX KFAB WIIAS CJR\I-New, CBS-Xe\\s; S)'mphonettes: KSCJ ORM·Tin P.n Alley Goes to !'otBs Enrie Madriguera', Orch.: WOW-Chamber 01 Commerce To~ KSl WDD\I KSCJ KRNT K'toX Barny.rd Follies KDAl WHlB WBB~I KD.-\L WHL8 hw-ll.83) \\lW KSl·Jimmy Wal,h's Orcll. CKY·Tillkine Drums CDS-Henry Kinl'S Oreh,: WHAS NBC £1 Cbiro, pUI$h Revue; 5:45 CST 4:45 MST SBC-To be announced, WOW WDAF-Silhtha""ks NHC-J(M' Sudy'l Orch.: WE!'R KFBl Ed Butler, ,ports CBC-Sports: CKY CKX Nnu: W\lAQ KFrR WEBC KSTP WDAF WDA Y KFYR WlW-Twent)·Four Hour Review WTCS KMAWeather; News; Sport, Sports Review: WHO KMOX WDA Y WHO KSTP KOA WEBC WHO KOA (s.·953) W.lIX.Sn\'S; winC. I"n (5W·953) CBC To be announc~: CKX K\fOX-Piano Rttitill KSTP MDS·Robin Hood Dell Concert; 11:15 CST 10:15 MST . 'ew K\10X WOW WHO KOA·Silfety First CJR~I·To be announud NBC·To be .nnounced: WENR KOIL I\SO \nlT CBS Hu k O'Hare' Orrh. KRST KSOO KSO CKY·George Hall's Dance Han KOil-Swinlit Varieties KMA·S\\ine Your Partner CBC·Rohin Hood Dell Conrert: WBBM KMDC KSCJ KFAB ~lBS Kf.·F Tens Tim KSCJ-Stamp \hn KSl-Home Spun Hour with Har- To be annOlJored: WGN ~ews CKV CKX WSAX weco KOil WBB'I-We the Wive! KSOO ry Clarke &: Peter Spraynowe CJRM·Swift Current on the Air WG:\"·Sh~p XBC,Grar Gordon',! Orch.: KMA CBC Don \buer', lumberjack,: weco· Baseball Resume WCCO Boyd Raeburn Field's Orch. WDGY ·Concert Ma~ter KFJ~I-."m::~lI Twins W\lAQ I\FYR WDA r WEBC CKX CKY WOGY-Sports Edit')r W\1AQ-St\'Is WTC\ WEBC,Placement Service o( the KMA-Markets; Weather; News WMI~·Joe KFJ ~1· Baseball 5<:0 WG:'iIn,ide of Sports Bilo Air KSOO·Saturday Night Swineaj.m MDS-Skinny Enni,' Orch.: WlW KFNF·Sunshine lady W'LWPaul Sullivan, new. WNAX News \'fHAS·Staff Orch. WCCO- \lu~lul Prgm. ~IST CJRMDance Orch. WDGY ·Gertrude Lewi, \\"?tUN·Hearth & Home 9:30 CST 8:30 KSl·New, WM1'·Sports; News WHlB Prelude to Ennine WDGY-Matinee \1elodie' CBS-Johnny Presents Russ Mor· WLW·Trul, Americ.n WGN·Shfp field's Orch, WMIN-Joe 8ilo WOW Race, WLSBarn Danca lan's Orch. &: others (Philip WMIN·Dining Out WMAQ·Clyde McCoy', Orch. 11:30 CST 10:30 MST Morris): KSl KMOX WCCO ~D(.J:ln Garber', Orch. K~lA W~AX Happy Jack's Old Timers WMIN·Master', Music Room WHAS KRNT (also It 6:30 4:15 CST 3:15 MST K~nt"s WEBC WDAY WMAQ wrCN CBS-Sont' for You: WHLB KSCJ NIGHT WTCN Mu iule WNAXHarHY Orch. p.m,) WTMJ-Sue Archer \VS:\lfr"nci~ Craig's Orch. KFYR WlW KDAl CDS-Dance Orch.: KSCJ WJR MBS·Anson Wffks' Orch.: KOIL MBS Scheme, That Skin: WGN 6:45 CST 5:45 MST WTCN -Carl lorch', Orch. 6:00 CST 5:00 MST NBC·Barry \tcKinley, bar,: WOW 7:45 CST 6:45 MST KFAB KDAl KMBC WNAX WMT WGN ){SO KSTP WlW NBC-Kaltenmeyer's Kindergar. (sw-6,12) NDC·Sammy Watkin" Orch~strl: CKY·llorse Radnl WDAY WMAQ KFYR WSM KFJM Broken Retords ten WOW WHO WS~l KFYR (~w,9.53) SOC Lou Bree!e's Orch. WHO WHO WOW KOA WENR KFJM,On Parade KMA·Eari May's Visit KOA WEBC WDAF WTMJ MDS-Robin Hood D~lI Conc~rt: WGN-New,; Sports KFYR WERe WDA Y KSTP CBS·Henri Gendron's Orchestr.: KF\F·Visitor', Hour (,w-9.53) KSCJ KRNT KFAB KMBC WBBMTruman Bradley, comm. CBS-Saturday Night Swing Club: WlW WMIN-Dance Orch. Mu~k \1BSDill Carl'len's Orch_: WGN \\'BB\1 WNAX WCCO WDGY-Hit Parade K~CJ CJR!\l-Dance WNAX-Geor!t"e German KMBC KDAl KMOX CDC·Joe DeCourcey's Orch.: CKY CBr Did You Hear Thi,: CKY WEXR-Musinl Interlude KfAB WBBM KRNT KSL CKY·What Shall I Det WS\l-Jark', Mo. Mountlinffr' KFJM,Orche~lra Parade 8:00 CST 7:00 MST CJRM CKX WHO·Baseb.1I Time With Bill WCCO WSAX (sw 11.83) CJR\l-Dancing Party Brown K'IAThe Fi"e Accordions CBS.Lucky StrIke Hit Parade; KMA·Let's Dance 'BC-Kelsey' Design lor 'lulioic: K~fOX·lntervi(OWi Peter Van Steedtn', Orch.; WBB\{ ~ews With Todd Hunter KSL-Eulene J~le$nik', Orch, 4:30 CST 3:30 MST KSOO \\"\11' (sw·ll.87) KOA·Sport!t Fredda Gib~on & Buddy Clark; WHI.B Rh)·thm Review WDAFDallce Orch. NBC·Chesterfield Daily Sports \lB~8and~ Across Ihe Sea: KOll·Around Omaha Gunt: WJR KSL KMOX WlS-Otto &: No\'elodeons WIIAS-Dream Stor~nade Column with Pilul DouKlas. WlW WDCY KSCJ WPA Work Sh(lp WNAX WHAS WCCO KMBC WlWBuo:hye lake Orch. W\US"·GO\·' rnr Elmer E. Denson WOW WEBC WENR KSTP CBC·Bands Across the Sea: CKX KSOO-_1a~ter Singers KFAB KSCJ WBBM KRNT W\lAQ·Lou BrMSe's Orch. 11:45 CST 10:45 MST WlW KSQ (sw·9.53) ~ews' WHAS WJR KSTP-'lu~icale (sw-l1.83) W~{IN·Varietie, CBC·News: CKX NBC·Dlue Barron's Orch.: KFYR Sports: WTCN WlB WLS WDAF-To be announc~ Gn~ t. A.DD. Jamlaon, WOW-.·ews \nll. .·If't' Dance ~1AQ WDA Y 1\00L \\ KSOO I CJR\t-'brhts; Rh\tbms WEBCFour !'aturals SBC-To be announced: WTIfJ WTIU·Dance Orcb, 13:00 CST 11:00 MST CBS· Artie Shaw's Orch.: KDAl I CKY.Variety Show' WIIO Thi Businns Week WEBC WDAF KSTP WOW 9:45 CST 8:45 MST \lBS-Pat Dunn', Orch,' WMT KSCJ (5",,·11.83) KFHI-Weather; Markets W\II.· Lcamin ton Trio KFYR \BIAQ (,\\·9.53) SBC lou Br«'ie's Orcb,: WOW KSO KSTP \1B~ ummertlme 5\\lne: WDCY KF. TThe Langvands W.· AX Russ Pike :'oiBC-Carni\'al llf Populilr ~Iuqc: .·BC·Htltace Heidt's Oreh.· KFYR Se~ : KO.\ K\IBC WGN K\fA-Songs by Mickey W. 'AX S<)ngs of Jimmy Morean WTCN KOIl WDA Y WMT Dance Orcla,: WDAF WMAQ Danre Orch. WOW K~OX CDC- \\ l]fn'd Charette', Orch.: KOIL·C. of C. Prem, WnfJ·~t's Dance KO\1.\ KSO K\lBC·Brusb Creek Follies K-.;L Carvel Cr,1 Orrb CKX KSTP-UmbreUa Court 7:00 CST 6:00 1ST CBC·lknn)· Goodmu', Orch,' WBB. {·Carlos Molina's Oreb. WCCO·Carl Lonch's Orch, KFJ.I ,Io\'ie Gossip WDAY\lusical MediI!')' SDC-To be announm' WDAF CKY (KX WCAL-/j,Chape! Service \\GN-Jack Denn) , Orch. KFSr·Studio Pr~. WGX COIlcert Orch. WDA Y WOW WEBC KSTP CJR:\l·Walter Budd', Blossom' WlS--Quartet WlW-Jilck CoUry', OrcJs. K. toX-Grand Stand Manacers WHLB-Diftner Music KFYR KOA WHO W IAQ KFJ.I-. nlS We Love \\·\II~-Rey. Gordon E. Heyer WMIS-. 'n'S; Orch. KOA P ul C&nOD., orcanist W~II.· . '",~j Orcb. (,•.9.53) KOA·Spo ts, Joe M)ers WnIJ.Today', E\"I!:::Jts End of Saturday Progr.1lms C T/NJ SUMMER CONTESTS NOTHING IS 15 ISSUES I SACRED HIS list of national contests. in­ il ~ulalilll lud coun.l·de I'll" ,i"l.!. and 10. e1ectri­ cluding those which are not broad­ fir tli""' rOlOle~t do~s Der. 24. 1938. IN Tcast as well as those on the air, is For more det.ails. listen to "The Hour of Charm." for Only published weekly in RADIO GUlDE dur­ NBC. Sund~y. 10 p.m. EDT. ing the summer months. During the HOLLYWOOD season when there is greater activity WASHERS. IRONERS in contesting, RADIO GUIDE publishes, Photographed from PRIZES: (Weekly) Five Generil Electric Wash· $1. in addition to "Your Opportunity ing Muhines; two Generill Electric Fliltplate every angle, stars have Guide," which lists all the outstanding Ironers. contests, a department of contest tips, no secrets from news and advice. 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NEW star may be born ... a Scheherazade or a Brahms Sym­ A phony may be played as it has never been played before .•. a Pulitzer prize drama, long since having quit Broadway and avail­ able only as cold words between book covers, will come to life for one night only ... an announcer may be dismissed unjustly, ruth­ lessly, and the true facts will be told ... a British short-wave station may broadcast a queen's private word for her own subjects, but eaves­ droppers around the world can listen ... radio will announce a half­ dozen new contests ... a silver salad set (or napkins or an auto­ graphed photograph) will be a special bargain offer to listeners ... fifty programs will go off the air or change time ... the successor of "Ti-Pi-Tin" may be played for the first time ... your favorite actor will disappear, but where7 .•. a genius of the theater, twenty-four years old, will astonish listeners with new ideas of entertainment ... a thoroughbred horse may race to a new record ... a sports cham­ pionship will change hands ... the map of Europe and Asia will be al­ tered ... a boy will fall in love with a girl before a microphone .•.

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