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Z7íe Sar JHsvZres tyre Peg Mamie S. Graham, 63Ia East Elk Street,

Glendale 5, Calif.

Sirs: I enjoy the "Thin Man," soap operas, singing commercials, the un- dertaker on the "Life of Riley" and most all of the fine programs that radio offers. Could you give us pictures and a writeup on Al Poska, conductor of "Midnight Flyer "? He has a very fine program.

.1 s Ivory on late niyhl und early mora- l: y prayrrnus is .scheduler) for un early issu,. Poska is included.

* Paul Stogsdill, 327 Sampson Street, Sas

Diego. Calif.

Sirs: I am a retired Navy man and as I have been unable to find work, I listen to my radio constantly to kill the monotony -but some of the commercials practically kill me, par- ticularly the singing ones and the auto stints.

A new auto commercial has sprung up which I hope stays on the Mexi- can border - a low whisper comes over after the momentary pause, then: "It's no secret, you can sell your car for more cash at mo- tors

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Mrs. Al Sheller, 317 Mission Mill, Whittier, Calif.

Sirs: I, too, thought "Irene's" death in "One Man's Family" was unnec- essary at first, but if I could give a troubled soul, as Cliff's was, such se- renity I would' think my life well done.

The good we do for others gives us eternal life -so "Irene" lives on forever in the Barbour family.

Father Barbour has always been tops with me and I usually contrive to have most of my large family listen to his teachings.

* Mrs. J. M. Clarke, 1819 Cerritos A

Long Beach 6, Calif.

Sirs: Please tell me what has become of Stuart Hamblen. We always enjoyed his ad- libbing. The program does not seem the same since he went off. Is there any sign of his coming back?

Stuart Hamblen is of/ the air al present. There is nu word of his return at this wri ling.

* Eleanor Linton, 5171/2 South Carondelet

Street, Los Angeles, Calif.

Sirs: Why do practically all stations have to concentrate on boogie -

woogie or at best, light popular music in the late evening? The situ- ation is worst from nine to twelve midnight with its almost total wil- derness of jazz.... Carveth Wells is the one excellent exception. Isn't it possible to give more publicity to some of the more classical programs?

Also couldn't you also make more of a category in your log to cover discussions, symphonies, operas, con ductors, artists and religious programs? Could we have write-ups on "Dr. I. Q." and Rex Miller.

we'll try lie have a urrile -up an the n,u' "Dr. I. Q.," Lou Valentine.

* Muni Diamond, 15120 Hesby Street, Sher-

man Oaks, Calif.

Sirs: The script that you published that President Truman requested, is certainly a humdinger. However something puzzles me about this script. Did Gracie Allen make it up out of her own head while she was picking persimmons? Did George Burns ad lib it pronto while he stood before the mike? Did Gracie find the bright retorts stuck among the violets in last Easter's hat? I read the foreword, I read the script. I looked at George and Gracie's pictures on pages 32, 33, 34, but no- where did I see the faces or names of the writers. I presume the only conclusion to reach is that George and Gracie are just the smartest,

cleverest, adlibbiest comedians on the air. Imagine! All that dialogue including commas, periods, colons, semi- colons and sound effects made up by Burns and Allen. Sheer genius. that's what they are!

Writers of George and Gracie's "Pres- ident Triennia" script. Paul Ilenuitey. Freak Galen and Keith Fowler. thank yon. and Radio Life thank., you fur inner sharp eyes and fair- neindedn,sa. Ifs nice to know that the men behind the diuloyn, are being appreciated and credited even when their consistent rhunrpiau. Radio life. slips up.

* Jeff J. Oslow, 738 Linderaxa Park, Alham-

bra, Calif.

Sirs: Why can't we have Hal Ber- ger back reproducing major league baseball? I am sure some wide- awake broadcasting station could get a sponsor and make a profitable account of it. As it is, all baseball lovers can get on the radio, is Pat (Let's See What Happens Now) Fin- negan (Junior), and that is bore - some to extinction. How the shut -ins used to enjoy old Hal Berger, even if he did, at times, grumble in his beard so that his audience couldn't understand what he was talking about. By the way, did he ever get back from military service, and where is he?

it's Pal Flanagan. anyway. Ilnl Berger is oat of the service but

teal an the air al present.

Jack Solomen, 1019 South Orange Grove, Los Angeles 35, Calif.

Sirs: I have discovered one of the worst publicity stunts I have ever heard of. Recently KMPC banned all so called "hot jazz" because (they said) most of the lyrics were sugges- tive. Although I didn't agree with them, I didn't beef. But I have it from a very authentic source that it

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was all a publicity stunt to promote listening. Because of this cheap stunt, many fine musicians were hurt.

I have written a letter to the F.C.C. in hopes they can stop this sort of thing.

According to Carl Auer, manager of the record department of "Music City" In Hollywood. the publicity has aided rather than hurt the sale of Slim Gail- lard and Harry the Hipster records. "It's started people talking about them," says Mr. .4 uer, *

C. E. B., Long Beach. Calif.

Sirs: Why can't we have the "Jack Kirkwood Show" continued and longer? Lillian Leigh is a scream and certainly knows how to read her lines.

Also why isn't . John Nesbitt heard more? We enjoyed 'The Pass- ing Parade," and listen to him Sun- days on the Westinghouse program - but we want more of him.

Jack Kirkwood will undoubtedly be back on the air before long, and pos- sibly with a longer show!

* Steve Bail, 151 Bowery Street, Akron 7,

Ohio.

Sirs: Your article concerning Larry Storch, the fine impersonator, brings to mind a mimic friend of mine here in Akron. He so closely resembles Jerry Colonna that he is repeatedly asked for autographs. Colonna wrote to Herb Essy and stated "the only

Colonisa? Colorisa!

man in the world who looks more like Colonna than Colonna." Essy does a remarkable impression of the mustached comic in addition to many other characters.

Enclosed is a photo of Essy In a typical Colonna pose -"What's the matter -ya crazy or something ?"

!ley, (lope -there's TWO of 'ern!

* * RADIO LIFE * * May 12, 1946 Vol. 13. No. 10

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Radio Life was entered as Second Class Matter May 5, 1942. at Los Angeles. under Act of March 3, 1579. Postpaid Subscriptions, 12.15 year, :1.50 six months. Single Copies on sale at leading Independent Grocers In Southern California at Sc each. Reprinting In whole or in part without permission strictly forbidden.

Publisher, Carl M. Rigsby; Editor, Evelyn A. Rigsby; Assistant Editor, Shirley Gordan; Business Manager, Robert C. Johanna; Ad- vertising Manager, Gene Jones: Office Man- ager, Georgia Carwood: Art Director. Kay Hayes; i g Editor, Hal ,!ahan.

All material used by Radio lite is specially prepared by its own staff writers, and reprinting In whole or In part without publisher's permission strictly forbidden.

By Joan Buchanan ilk, MEET ANNE WHITFIELD who made

good in Hollywood radio at seven! Anne's newest part is that of Stuart Erwin's motherly little niece, "Bunny" in "Phone Again, Finnegan."

That's What Seven -Year -Old Anne Whitfield Thinks of Radio Work

Sunday, 12:30 p.m. ,MAC -KFI, KFSH

Saturday, 2:01 p.m. NBC-KFl

JUST ONE month after her seventh birthday anniversary, little Anne Whitfield made her radio network de- but. Blonde, pigtailed Anne walked off with the roles of "Penelope" in "One Man's

Family" and "Corny Smith" in "His Honor, the Barber "!

As "Penelope," Anne was called upon to read whole speeches In Ger- man, as, according to the script, she had been confined in a Nazi con- centration camp. This presented no difficulties to the amazing Anne, who learned German for the occasion. As "Corny," she was strictly from Tennessee.

Anne and her mother, Frances Whitfield, came to Hollywood last August from Macon, Georgia, while Captain Richard Whitfield, Anne's father, was still with the 38th Divi- sion, supervising artillery fire on Luzon.

Back in Macon, Mrs. Whitfield was in charge of radio production for two radio stations. "Whenever a child was needed," she laughed, "it was a matter of convenience to use Anne. And she so thoroughly loved being used that I must admit I was often guilty of creating opportunities for her to appear!" This excellent training has given young Anne the ability to read, understand and interpret things that actors several times her age do not find easy.

As far as Anne herself is con- cerned, it's all child's play! Radio is still a great big game to her, and long rehearsals hold no weariness at all. "She'd be doing the same thing at home and calling it 'make -believe'!" exclaimed Mrs. Whitfield.

Many Activities Aside from her talent at a micro-

phone, Anne has all the other interests that delight most seven -year- olds. She is in the B3 at school and is very absorbed in all her school work. Right now, her great ambition is to play in the school orchestra, and she is taking violin lessons in hopes of achieving a place in the string section by next Fall. She has taken piano lessons since she was five, and has sung for church and school entertainments. She ice skates, and takes ballet lessons. One of her favorite pastimes is "making things " -Christmas cards, Valentines and crowns for her favorite off -the- mike Impersonation, "playing Princess."

Anne doesn't have too much time for toys, and last' Christmas she told her parents: "I'm at a very bad stage -I'm too old for toys, and not old enough for grown -up things!"

"I guess you'd say Anne's in the book stage," said Mrs. Whitfield. "She's always reading. What are your favorite hooks, Anne ?" she asked.

" 'Alice in Wonderland,' 'Through the Looking Glass,' the Oz books and 'Andersen's Fairy Tales.' " answered Anne quickly.

In "Thumb" Wedding "Anne started dramatizing when

she started talking," Mrs. Whitfield replied when we asked her how she came to realize she had an actress in the family. "And when she was barely two she was in one of those 'Tom Thumb' weddings. Anne was the flower girl. Well, after the thing was'over, all the other children left the stage except the flower girl. She jlast stood there, completely happy, gazing out at the audience in fascination while people called from the wings, and hands reached out trying to pull her off the stage. I

guess I should have known then that Anne was an actress!"

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ALWAYS IN A HURRY is Leo Gorcey, the boy who sings, ''Oh, take me back to Brooklyn" on the Bob Burns

show. (Leo was born in the Bronx!) With script propped on the breakfast table, and battered hat all ready to go, Leo gobbles some morning cereal.

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H, TAKE ME back to Brook- lyn, the land where I was born .. .

With these lyrics Leo Gorcey makes his regular Thursday - night entrance

on the Bob Burns program and be- gins a rapid -fire series of wise- cracking observations on Burns, farming, women and animal hus- bandry.

No one so far has broken down under Leo's weekly appeal and of- fered him passage back to his native land. It is just as well, because Leo - confidentially - wouldn't know which way to turn if he were sud-

LEO'S NUMBER ONE hobby is the study of words! The way he kicks

the King's English around on the Burns show, you'd never think he'd opened a

book. But his library is well -stocked and every day, Leo sits down, as shown, to learn Five new words.

Confidentially, Leo Gorcey T7ouldn't Know What to Do I f He WERE Dropped In Brooklyn, for He's a Bronx Boy

denly dropped in the middle of Brooklyn. He was born and grew up in the Bronx.

This is one of those amusing facets to the Gorcey personality which pro- vide almost as many laughs to associates off the program as on it.

Just before Christmas Leo was telling about the gifts he'd bought his wife at the Broadway -Hollywood department store.

Probably Right "The clerk said, 'And where shall

I address them, Mr. Gorcey ?' and I said, 'Just address them to the Broadway - Hollywood because my wife will have them all back here the day after Christmas, anyhow'."

On the show Leo is represented as an amateur inventor and dabbler in animal genetics. Once he reported that he'd invented a suction -cup for wives' hats so that when hubby came home late and his wife hit the ceiling, she'd stay there.

In the interests of accuracy, that gag was not Leo's, but was cooked up by the program's writer, Vic Mc- Leod. Leo took particular delight in it, however, for it brought him more comment, written and oral, than any he's delivered. He's acquired a lively correspondence from other amateur inventors as a result of it.

It wasn't much funnier, though, than one of Leo's own ideas for en- larging a room of his house out in

BOTH GORCEY AND HIS WIFE, PENNY, like to paint in oil. In background is Leo's nearly- finished study of the ocean near Monterey. Leo also is inter-

ested in collecting rocks from all states in the union and once upon a time, back in his very young days, he wrote poetry.

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NE LIKES TO WORK IN THE GARDEN, but recently tore up a cactus bed of 150 plants, on which he'd spent years,

because a newer hobby is cement work and Leo wanted to lay a

sidewalk right across the cactus collection.

Sherman Oaks. He came to the program one day completely exhausted.

"What's the matter ?" asked Burns. "I just finished hauling 37 wheel-

barrow loads of dirt from under the house," panted Leo.

"What for ?" "Well, one room is too cramped

and I don't know how to lift the ceiling, so I'm lowering the floor!"

Leo's experiments on the program with crossing various types of ani- mals are always good for laughs. Once he announced he'd crossed a kangaroo with a beaver so he could raise fur coats with pockets. Then he was working on crossing a carrier pigeon with an owl so it could de- liver night letters, and a snake with a rabbit so he could get an adder that would multiply.

PART OF GORCEY'S COLLECTION of guns includes an aluminum dart gun (at right of array). He also has

five or six revolvers. The deer head is trophy of a northern hunting trip two years ago.

Out at his home Leo's interest in nature takes only a slightly different turn. He's been collecting rocks from all the states in the Union (did you know that a rock from Maine looks just like a rock from California ?) He recently pulled up a collection of 150 dwarf cacti on which he'd spent years, because he'd developed an interest in cement -work and wanted to lay a sidewalk right across the cactus bed.

No Help Problem Funny things always seem to hap-

pen to Gorcey. One night a colored man crawled in an open window of his house, liked the layout, stayed over until morning and announced to Leo that the place was rundown and he ought to hang around and clean it up. He did, too; for three months.

WITH BOB BURNS AND PIGLET Burns brought in to the broadcast from his Bazooka Berk ranch. Leo carried little

Lippy on stage, scared stiff that the animal would slide out of hand. But all went well, as smiles of Burns and Songstress Shirley Ross (right) indicate.

Leo comes to rehearsal the day of the broadcast in rough clothes and a day's growth of beard. When the show is all ready for the mike, he dashes over to his favorite barber, then knocks off a couple of fast games of pool and returns for the broadcast refreshed in mind and body.

Once the barber turned up sick and caught Leo flat- footed. He scoured NBC until he located an electric razor, then discovered five minutes before air time that the thing wouldn't work. He wanted to drape the razor and cord around his neck, so the audience would know his intentions were good, but calmer heads pre- vailed. Anyhow, when he put on his ragged hat with the brim pinned back, the customers p r o b a b l y

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LEO'S SALAAMING TO SHIRLEY, started as a spontan- eous gag on the show, has now become a regular routine.

He performs it just as he comes in singing, "Oh, take me back to Brooklyn".



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NE DAY when Agnes Moorehead was still a small girl, her m o t h e r found her crying, huddled in a corner of the cozy nursery.

"What's the matter ? ", head anxiously asked.

"Nothing," sniffled Aggie. "Are you cold ?" "No." "Hungry ?" "No." "Unhappy ?" "No," Agnes replied, tears con -

tradictingly streaming down her cheeks.

What she wouldn't reveal to her mother was that she had just read about the Poor Little Match Girl and was so stirred by her miseries that she'd decided to pretend she, too, was alone, cold and hungry.

Agnes Moorehead, then as now, possessed a vivid imagination and

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4111, AGNES MOOREHEAD, who recently won Radio Life's Dis- tinguished Achievement Award lot Outstanding Dramatic

Performance, sits on the floor of the jewel -toned living room of her Cheviot Hills home, while scattered about her are some of her old theatrical magazines. Note pictures of Orson Welles above her.

fl Minister's Imaginative Daughter, Trained to Be a Teacher, Answers The Urge to Act, Struggles Through Lean Broadway Years to Become Star

SHUSBAND JACK LEE and Aggie enjoy one of their favorite games, cribbage. They like to entertain at dinner, go to early movies, and never miss an "in the

flesh" performance of anything from Ice Follies to ballet.

ONE WHOLE WALL of the living room is covered with book shelves.

Agnes doesn't know how many books she owns, as some are stored at her mother's and some art at Miss Moorehead's farm in

Ohio. She has very catholic taste in reading, but prefers biographies of great thes- pians. :.'- jI CBS -Ed Braafa // Ph



AGNES IS TAKING Spanish lessons, devotes some time each day to studying. This comfortable chair is at one cor-

ner of the living room. Note collection of Staffordshire houses, another of the actress' hobbies.

a sensitive delight in make - believe -the kind of imagination and sensitivity which, fed rather than stifled, contributes today to her signal ability as an actress. Her weekly characterization of "Marilly" on Lionel Barrymóre's "Mayor of the Town" is well - known to all dialers. She recently became star of her own Sunday show, "Calamity Jane" on CBS.

Her sensational acting in "Sus- pense's", "Sorry, Wrong Number" has attracted national attention and repeated clamorings for re- enact- ments. No sooner had she performed the fourth repeat broadcast last August than enthusiastic listeners were asking for a fifth.

Said Miss Moorehead of "Sorry, Wrong Number ": "It's tremendous

THE ACTRESS' competent assistant is Georgia Johnstone, right, who

has brought mail and a schedule backstage at CBS, where Miss Moorehead is taking time out between rehearsal and broadcast.

16, FRANK, THE SERVANT, smiles as the actress invades his kitchen realm to cook one of Husband Jack Lee's favorite

Spanish recipes. This dish has shrimp in it and tops the Lees' list of Spanish cookery.

exercise, both mentally and phys- ically. After the last broadcast I was so keyed up nervously I didn't sleep a wink that night."

Exciting Background Not until we'd interviewed Agnes,

lunched with her and husband Jack Lee, and visited their Cheviot Hills home did we begin to grasp the variety and complexity of elements comprising her make -up. We'd always considered her a well -

dressed, extremely competent actress and knew she was a bosom friend of Orson Welles. We didn't know her father had been a Presbyterian minister, that A g g i e and her small cousin had been spanked when they were five because they'd entertained at a medicine show, that she'd started in radio in St. Louis in 1923

as "the girl baritone," that she'd landed a job with Seth Parker he- cause she could repeat the books of the Bible in less than twenty seconds, that the first year she was in college she'd planned to be a mis- sionary. "I could just see myself on the Nile," Agnes recalls, amused.

Much of the excitement in her life, it seems, goes back to her sprightly imagination and the fact that her father and mother understood, rather than discouraged it.

Agnes remembers the family's Dickens plates -very lovely pieces of English china used on special occasions. Each person at the table was always required to weave a story about his or her plate.

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.,i. EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, following "Mayor of the Town" broadcast, Miss Moorehead and Mr. Lionel Barrymore have dinner at The Colony on Sunset

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Albs BLONDE FRANCES SCULLY has had ten years' experience in various phases of radio, now air -gazes at Hollywood luminaries and gives Mrs. Listener tips

on beauty, clothes, and household.

By Virginia West

Five -A- Week Ether Chatterer Frances Scully Gives Listeners Close -Range Glimpses of Stellar Personalities

Monday -Friday, 1:30 p.m. KF'(:A

ANY OF THE stars themselves a r e regular listeners to "Star Gazing," and are pleased and sur-

prised when they hear Frances Scully's chatty little t h u m b n a i l sketches about their doings. For instance, recently she "star gazed" at Charlotte Greenwood, including a humorous little story on the shoes of the stars. Back came the following note from Miss Greenwood:

"Dear Frances: I heard you today tell your radio listeners that I had the biggest feet in Hollywood. It has one compensation, it's hard to knock one over, with such an understand- ing. And it's so seldom that I top any other girl in anything! Boy -to top Garbo -even in feet -is fine and dandy. Thanks, Frances. From Frances C. Greenwood."

Frances' consistently large bag of fan mail is proof that her air friends set great store by her opinions on a variety of subjects. Questions range from such varied feminine matters as the selection of a suitable school wardrobe for a young daughter, or problems of home -making, to what to do for skin blemishes or how to give a dry shampoo.

When queried on which questions are most frequently asked by her

listeners, Miss Scully prepared a list of those which are often asked, complete with brief answers which interested us, and we believe will interest the reader.

Typical Questions Q. How can I remove cigarette

stains from my fingers? A. Lemon juice should do the

trick . for stubborn stains try powdered pumice or peroxide.

Q. How can I care for dry skin? A. First of all, the water which

you are using should be checked for hardness. Hard water is a definite factor in creating a dry-skin condi- tion. Use distilled or boiled water for cleansing your face. Suggested nightly routine: Two applications of cleansing cream, remove with tissue, then wash face with warm water and mild super- fatted soap. Pat face dry with towel, then apply a rich emollient cream. It is not necessary to allow it to remain overnight. Twenty minutes is sufficient time for the skin to absorb as much as it will: Remove surplus with tissue.

Q. Which is the most important thing to consider when selecting colors ... hair, eyes or skin coloring?

A. I advocate following the color of the eyes. Skin tones can be changed by makeup, and natural hair colors will be complemented by

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R A D I O: west * National and International

GRACII L L E N CONGRATULATES NBC's vice -president, Sidney Strotz, on his interpretation of Sidney Strotz on "Burns and Allen" show, (See story in Radio West).

Type Casting Sidney Strotz, vice president of NBC, appeared on the Burns and Allen show last week in the exacting role of Sid- ney Strotz, vice president of NBC. He's the type, too. Strotz, whose only other commercial radio appearance was several years

ago on "People Are Funny," betrayed no signs of mike fright at all. Radio - wise Gracie and George each fluffed once. Maybe it was having the boss there that did it.

1Vaniesaking Ginny Simms, who's temporarily

leaving her CBS nicrophone chores to await a July date with the stork, has already picked names for the expected newcomer. If it's a girl, she'll be called Melinda after Ginny's great grandmother; if a boy, David Hyatt, after husband Hyatt Dehn's great grandfather. Mr. Dehn's so set on its oeing a girl, however, that he has already tagged a roadway in his veteran's housing project, Melinda Street.

Parallel Three weeks ago, the Barbour family

of NBC's "One Man's Family," received a cable from "Jack" which read, "Home middle of April." That cable came true last week when Lt. Page Gilman, who portrays "Jack Barbour," arrived in Seattle from Korea, where he has been aide to the military governor, Gen. Archibald V. Arnold. His successor as aide is Archi- bald V. Arnold Jr., son of the genera:

Gilman will soon receive his dis- charge, after three and a half years of Army service, and O. M. F. dialers will hear "Jack" welcomed back into the Barbour family nest.

NEXT WEEK Tony Martin, w h o invites

dialers to "Listen to a Love Song" weekly, claims he doesn't know how to croon in next week's Radio Life. The handsome Mr. Martin also decorates our cover, and crooning or not, we'll wager he has the gals swooning. . , . That irrepressible laugh man, Jack Haley, is featured in an informal inter view accompanied by s o in e choice home shots of Haley and family.... That "git -gat- gittle" man, Danny Kaye, is entertain ingly profiled, with more photo- graphic samples of his dynamic antics.... Another feature offers factual and pictorial proof that you're not the only one with housing troubles; your radio favorites have their dilemmas, too. . KFI's staff announcers are spotlighted in another of our series on those able mikemen and topping this bulging edition is a two -page spread on KGPL, which will give you all the data on the workings of Los Angeles' radio police! It's an issue you won't want to miss!

Duffy De- Clowned NBC's "Duffy's Tavern" diverged

from its usual laugh routine last Fri- day to turn serious with a sobering program built around the famine crisis abroad. The program's comedy crew, Ed "Archie" Gardner, Charles "Finne- gan" Cantor, Sandra "Miss Duffy" Gould, and Eddie Green, doffed their

MOTHER AND FATHER BARBOUR of NBC's "One Man's Family" (Minetta Ellen and J. Anthony Smythe) celebrate their scriptual Golden Wedding Anni- versary on broadcast of May 12.

KEN NILES, CANDIDATE for mayor of Studio City, demonstrates that fair competition is basis of true democracy. Emcee of ABC's "Darts for Dough ", Ken is championing "a free election, freely conducted".

clown suits to stress the grave con. ditions in war - scarred Europe.

The Kid's Brother That big husky chap that beaming

Jackie Coogan was proudly escorting around the corridors of Columbia Square between broadcasts on Mon day was his "baby" brother, Robert. Just out of service and looking as fit as a football fullback, Robert dropped in to wish Jackie luck at the opening of his new CBS series, "Forever Ernest."

Jack Pot The bobby -sock brig a d e nearly

worked themselves into a nervous breakdown during a hectic fifteen minutes just before Frank Sinatra's CBS airshow last Wednesday.

The girls were gathered outside the Brown Derby awaiting Dick Haymes' exit from the eatery, when Perry Como drove up to the Vine Street restaurant. A minute later, Haymes exited, and almost immediately, one of the young. sters spotted Sinatra entering the CBS theater across the street.

The rest is confusion.

Song in His Heart Those golden notes heard wafting

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RADIO LIFE MAY 12, 1946

By VIRGINIA WEST

If it sports events of national importance you're interested in, then KECA's your station ... for that ABC outlet brings to Los Angeles sports fans an ever increasing lineup of bigtime events.

On Monday night, May 13th, at 6 (over ABC -KECA) there'll be a "Gillette extra" . . . the bout between Tarni Mauriello and Bruce Woodcock, and on June 19th at 6 p.m., you'll hear the big event of the year in boxing . . . the heavyweight championship fight between Joe Louis and Billy Conn, over your

ABC station! Of course, there's the regular Friday

night (7 p.m.) Gillette Cavalcade of Sports, which brings listeners the main event from New York's Madison Square Garden, with the blow -by -blow word pictures by Don Dunphy, and the c o l o r ! u l between -the- rounds summaries by Bill Corum.

And there are other shows of particular interest to sportsmen . For instance KECA's Wednesday night features . . .

"Fishing and Hunting Club of the Air" at 8:30, and "Hobby Hours" at 9, in which all types of participating sports and hobbies are discussed.

... YOUR BEST DIAL BET ...790... Then for the devotees of "sports" which

"pay off" in prize money ... there's "Darts for Dough," guided on its merry way every

Sunday afternrn at 1:00, over ABC - KECA, by headman -of -the- darts, Ken Niles. Niles, by the way, is currently in another kind of contest. He's seeking election as Mayor of Studio City, with the outcome of that contest to be settled on May 15th . . . For those who "follow the ponies," there's.the Saturday night (7:30) funfest with a true race track motif . , . "Win, Place or Show" with Eddie Marr as emcee and chief custodian of the question -box.

... YOUR BEST DIAL BET ... 790 ... Ws told you so , that "Gangbusters''. t part. of . KECA's two hours of

adventure drama on Saturday nights from 8 until 10) actually aids law en-

forcement agencies. Well, we've just learned that in April, Detective- Sergeant Joseph J. Turner and Detective David L. Niebert of the St. Louis police force, identified and captured a murderer, one Henry Moity, why escaped from the Louisiana State Penitentiary, through clues which the officers heard broadcast on "Gangbusters" . , . Both police officers have received a citation from Phillips H. Lord, prodliter of that ABC show .

Strange but trite that Burry Thompson, the voice behind sleuth "Dick Tracy," made his. New York stage debut as the second lead in the Theat('e Guild's production "Taming of the Shrew" . . . Front Shakespeare try

comic strip ohèracter is proof of unusiiul versatility. Thompson studied at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art in London, afte first treading the boards in .Melbourne, A +tt,-

tralia, where he spent his boyhood. . YOUR BEST DIAL BET ...790..

HERE AND THERE: Phil Hanna is the new singer on Sunday Party ( KECA at 2:30). He replaced Felix Knight... There's a new feature on the Saturday morning "Club Time" i KECA at 9:15) . . . On each program George Beverly Shea and the Club

Key Niles Choral Singers perform the favorite hymn of some famous person . Harry Walstrum has been selected as "mike man" for ABC'S top psychological drama, "Dark Venture" ... That's Tuesday nights at 8:30 ... Drew Pearson, noted radio and newspaper columnist, whose com-

mentaries are heard on Sunday afternoons at 3, received the first B'nai B'rith Journalistic Award of Merit, as the journalist- commentator who made the greatest contribution toward "Democracy in Action" throughout the past year . .

Those tuneful Todds, Dotty and Art, who furnish the music on ABC's Monday thru Friday "Al Pearce and his Gang" (12 noon over KECA) have just signed a new contract with Bell Tone Records to make a series of platters.

-Aduariisirnent

Don Dunphy

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RADIO WEST (Continued from ('aye ill

Square studios don't always emanate from the studio stages. Troy Edwards, tall, light and handsome CBS parking lot attendant, likes to sing. Troy aspires to a musical career, studies singing on his off -duty hours and practices while parking cars for the stars.

Nice Gesture The honor which Hollywood's film

stars attach to appearances on the CBS "Screen Guild Players" program was demonstrated this week when Olivia de Havilland co- starred on the dra. matic show with Gi. gory Peck. Miss de Havilland, who has just completed work on a new picture, was scheduled to rush off to New York for pleasure and rest. The Motion Picture Relief Fund, which 'co- sponsors the show, asked her to postpone her trip to appear on a recent broadcast. She readily assented. "It's the stars' own pro - gram," she said, "and my last appearance was so long ago that , was just hoping you'd ask me again!"

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TIME CHANGES Monday, a.iay 13- "Party Line," KHJ,

11:00 a.m. (15 min.) 1), nday through Friday. Formerly KHJ, 3:45 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Monday, May 13 -"It's Smile Time," KHJ, 3:45 p.m. (15 min.) Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Formerly KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Monday through Friday.

Tuesday, May 14- "Lucky Lady Matinee," KFOX, 1:30 p.m. (30 min.) Formerly KGER, 1:30 p.m. Tuesday.

Tuesday, May 14- "Thirty Seconds to Gu," KHJ, 3:45 p.m. (15 min.) Tues- day, Thursday, Saturday. Formerly KHJ, 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.

WHAT'S NEW I, arm

Thursday, May 16 -"K raft Summer Show," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Ed- ward Everett Horton and Eddy Duchin take over the summer show for Kraft, assisted by singer Milena Miller and the King Cole Trio. Norton's appearance will he delayed

Ratnblin' Jimmie Dolan AMERICA'S

COWBOY TROUBADOUR

in his first local appearance after serving four years in the Navy. Jimmie and his band are featured nightly at Los Angeles' newest Western night dub, "The Trails."

Also KXLA, 7:45 P.M. Monday thru Friday

6501 S. Sepulveoa B;vd.

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for several weeks and guest stars xvill carry on for him.

Drama Sunday, May 12-"D for Danger," KNX,

9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Mystery drama starring Gloria Blondell as "Dee Doyle," attractive feminine detective.

Friday, May 17 -"The Defense Never Rests," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) New mystery -drama. *

Music Sunday, May 12- "Stairway to the

Stars," KECA, 2:00 p.m. 430 min.) Paul Whiteman and Martha Tilton continue as host and hostess of the summer Philco show. *

Audience Partrcipation Monday, May 13- "Jack -of -All

Trades," KNX, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Show based on various occupations with Wes Battersea as master-of- ceremonies.

Wednesday, May 15- "Free for All,". KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Emcee Harry Mitchell will lead studio par- ticipants in new show. *

News Tuesday, May 14 -"Get That Story,"

KNX, 9:00 p.m. 430 min.) Knox Manning in novel program in which members of the studio audience will act as news reporters of dramatized headline stories. *

Chatter Sunday, May 12- "Hollywood Today,"

KHJ, 8:45 p.m. (15 min.) Sheila Graham, columnist, in highlights from Hollywood. *

Forum Wednesday, May 15 -"Town Forum,"

KGER. 9:05 p.m. (25 min.) Foram program transcribed at the San Pedro Evening High School with a guest speaker on world affairs and a panel discussion led . by Glenn Naysmythe Gardiner, instructor in World Affairs.

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* Women's Program

Monday, May 13- "N a n c y Dixon," KHJ, 10:15 a.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. R a d i o shopping guide and shopper's service. *

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Sunday, May 12- "Quiz Kids," KECA, 3:30 p.m. (30 min.) Quiz Kid Jack

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THE "KFI HOLLYWOOD BOWL YOUNG ARTISTS COMPETITION" IS NOW IN ITS 2nd WEEK OF THE FINALS WHICH WILL DETERMINE THE WINNER TO PLAY A PROFES- SIONAL ENGAGEMENT AS SOLO- IST IN THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL UNDER LEOPOLD STOKOWSKP.

Claude Swce ten

Claude Sweeten, Musical director of the series, which is Jointly sponsored as a public service by the Hollywood Bowl Association and Station KFI, in- troduced the guest conductors during the preliminaries and will introduce James Sample for the finals.

James Sample

Conducting the 4 broadcasts of the finals (heard over KFI each Monday night at 9:30) is James Sample, noted for his outstanding success in both the symphonic and opera fields in this country and abroad. Advertl..enient.



SUNDAY t }iti tea News Bryadcaeta

111-.M11-The Eternal Light. HNC- Iuv'Itatloa to Learning.

*EWorld. Week Aruuod

the KHJ, £4i B, K. 1M, fVOli,-

Milgrim Hour. *KMPC, HLAC', JOLLA, SOES

-News, KF WV- Fundes, H,FAC- Country Church. HRHD -Ranch Program. RW EW- Pan -American

Mission. SGFJ -.4rm Chair Concert. HFV1) -Voice or Cal vary SPRO -Bible School. SF`SD -Call to Worship. HFMB -Old Fashioned

Revival. KFOX -R: v. Dean Reed.

s:05- SGER- Hiardom Within. s:19- SLAG -,Sunday Concert. 5:15 -HMPC- Finger Tip Successes.

HXLA- Musical Memories. 11:30-KFI, SFSI)- Chicago

Round Table. KNX-Yours Sincerely. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, SVOE-

Lutheran Hour. KECA-Hour of Faith. KMPC- -Music for Sunday. R.FW'B -L'dou Rescue Mission. SS1.A- Immanuel Baptist

Church, EWEW- Buenas Nuevas. KFAC- Strollln' Tom. SLAC- Christ Church Unity. RFVD- Church of Christ. SGER -Swedenborg Hour. KFON- Morolug Bible Hour. SPEO -Voice of Prophecy.

:45- SFAC - Music. .EGFJ-Quiet Moments.

*RRSD -News. EGEE -Frank and Ernest.

9 *SFI, £FSD- Laymen's Views of News.

KNX-People's Platform. *SECA -It Happened During

the Week. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. EVOS-

Voice of Prophecy.

*LILF -News, Rhythm

*L.yL,AC -News. St. Brendan's. KRKD- Sunday Serenade. ILEAC-Liberal Catholic Hour. KFVD -Waltz Time. £GFJ -Holly WOW House

Presents. SXLA -Wake 1p, America! RWSW- Italian Hour. SPPC- Studio Devotional.

*SGER -News. Tom Westwood. KPRO- Prayer tor Toda). RFMB..-('hristian Scieece.

:15 -HFI -Home Town Parade. RECA HI':11B-- Gillrspie's

Garden Guide. KFAC-Concert, EPPC- Prelude to V, un t p. KFSD- America Lilted,

9 :30-SFI- Musical Milestones. *HNX -News.

KHJ. KGB. EFXM, £VOE- Sweetheart Time.

SECA- Stradivari Orchestra. S.FWB -Peter Potter.

Complete Gilbert & Sullivan

Works KFAC -9:30 - I I A. M. Sun.

Sponsored by Marshall á Clampett

KFAC- filbert a Sullivan &FVD- Morning Serenade. H XLA- TSlurmade Melodies. KPPC- Sunday Morning Club. HGER -Radio Revival. EPRO -From the Hymnal. &FMB -Palestine Drama.

:45 *HNX -Edward R. Morrow. HFMIt -Frank sod F.aroest. H PRO- Garden Guide.

10 HFI, KFSD- Harvest of Stan. SNX -Radio Reader's Digest. SECA. HEMS-Cliff

Edwards. *KHJ, KGB. KFXM, EVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy. *HMI(' -News, Western

Federal Music Hour. *KEW It, EGI:K, KFOX -News.

FFi('- Gilbert 8 Sullivan. *SLAC -News. Al Jarvis.

6XI.A- Slatic Program. ERSD -Su nduy Serenade. SGFJ -Hollywood House

Presents.

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EF%'D- Sunday Roundup. 'MEW-Hollywood Lutheran. If PRO-Dorothy Sheppard.

10:95 -SGER- Music. 10:15 *KEC4- Junius fierce.

COMMANDER SCOTT and

The Remane of the Highways

"Unreal Realities"

KHJ -KVOE 10:15 A. M. Sundays

KHJ, KGB. KFXM, HVOE- ('ommander Scott.

HFW'B -Peter Putter. EFOX -Itev. Russell.

*SPRO -Orson Welles. £FMB -Week End Revue.

10:30 -£Fl, KFSD- Westinghouse Program. John Charles Thomas.

KNX-Hollywood Stur Time. &ECA. £FMB -Sammy.

£aye's Sunday Serenade. KHJ, ROB, KFXM. KVOE-

Vsra Holly Sings. KXLA -Czech Polka. £PPS- Church News. EW'HW- Hungarian Baptist. HGER -Voice uf Prophecy. £PRO -Man With Baud.

19:40 -£PPC -Tower Chimes. 19:45 -KXLA- Shamrock Melodies.

£FOX- Cumberland Church. 10:50 -£PPC- Church Service. 10:55*RECA, £PRO -Clete Roberts. 11 -11FI, KFSD- Carmen

Cavalleru Parade. KNX- Columbia Broadcasting

9ymphou .

*£F.('A -Sam Baiter. £HJ. KGB -Band CQueert.

*&MPC -News. Off the Record. *KFWB -News. *£LAC -News, Al Jarvis.

EXLA- Church of Open Doer. KFAC -1st Methodist Church. HW'SW- Italian Melodies. -

KGFJ -Pan American Time. KFVD- Hollywood First

Baptist. £PRO. KFXM, HVOE-

Church Services. RPPC -- Church Service. £FOX -Presbyterian Church.

*KGER -News. Music. £FMB- Musical Caravan,

11:15 -HECA- National Vespers. KFWB -Peter Potter.

11:30-KFI, SiSD -One Man's Family.

*KHJ, s RWKW All alts Cunningham. opal

£GFJ -Song of the Islands. EGER -Bible Class.

11:45 *KECA -Washington Inside Out. KBJ. KGB -The World

Tomorrow.

1SFI, KIND- National Hour. HNC- Columbia Workshop.

*RHJ- Broadway News. *KECA -News. *><KFXM,IKGÉR, EV0E -B'

News. KGFJ-Say It With Music. HF VD- Battle of Baritones. KWKW- Italian Novelties. KPPC- Church Service. &FMB- Musical Caravan.

14:05 -SLAC-('an You Tie That? EGER- Music.

14:10 -KPPC -Music et the Masters. 12:15-KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOF

Oka Chase. MCA-Galen Drake. KMPC -Off the Record. £FWB -Peter Potter. SFA('- Music. HPRO -Music America Loves.

12:30 -KFI -These Make History. KNX- Electric Hour.

*KKCA Down

HMO, AKE

Right Your

KHJ, KGB, K%OE -True Detective Mystery.

KFWI} -Jean Leonard. &RED- Music. KW'HW- American Jewish Br. K LA- California Roundtable. 91FX.M- Sagebrush Serenade. KFSD -The Show Is On,

15::45 *KFI -Edward Jorgenson. *HRKD -News.

RPPC- Children's Story. KFXM-Songs for Sunday.

S B. FI, FSD- Symphony Hour. 1 KNX-Family Hour.

RECA, &PRO, HFMB- Darts for Dough.

KHJ, KGB -Murder Is My Hobby.

*K Y -News.

Manhattan Highlights.

*KFWB, 'MAC, HXLA -News. KGFJ -Strange As It Seems. KRKD- Sunday On Ranch. KWKW- American -Jewish Hr.

SUNDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety 1:30 -Gene Autry, KNX. 2:00-Ozzie a Harriet. KNX. 4:00 -Stairway to Stars, SECA. 2:30- Sunday Party, SECA. 3:00 -Jack Benny, £F/ 3:30 -Bandwagon, KFI. 4:90 -Bergen- McCarthy, KFI. 4 :30-Fred Allen, KFI, 5:30 -James Melton, HNC. 5:45 - Jimmie Fidler, KECA. 5 :30 -Fanny Brice, KNX. 5:30 -Meet Me at Parky's, Ell.

:30 -Court of Missing Heirs, KECA.

5:4) -- Sheila Graham, KHJ. 5:30 -Romance of Ranchos.

KNX. 9:30-.Iack Haley, SFI.

Quiz Programs 1:90 -Darts for Dough, SECA. 3:50 -Money on the Liar. KNX. 11:00 -Take It Or Leave It, SNX. 0:30 -Double or Nothing. KHJ.

:30 --Name That Song. KHJ. 5:30 -Quiz Kids, KECA.

Drama 10 :13- Commander Scott. KHJ. 11 :30 -One Man's Family. KFI. 12 :00- Columbia Workshop,

KNX. 1:00 -Murder Is My Hobby, KHJ. 3:00- Frederick Speare Players,

HXLA. 3:30 -The Shadow, KHJ. 4:00-Amazing Mrs. Danbury,

SNX. ) :UU- {'orllse Archer. ENX. 7:00 -Great mlderelee, KFI. 7:00 -Crime Doctor, KNX. ::30- Blondie. SNX,

5:00 -Thin Man, ENE.

Outstanding Music :30 -Salt Lake Tabernacle,

KNX. 9:30 -Gilbert e Sullivan. KFAC. 9:30 -Stradivari Orch., KECA.

10:30 -John Charles Thomas, KFI.

11:00- Columbia Symphony. ENE. 1t:20- Nelson Eddy, TENN. 1:00 -NB(' Symphony, KFI. 1:00 -Family Hour. ENE. 3 :00 -Let's Go to the Opera,

KHJ. 4:00 -Ford Evening Hour,

SECA. 5:30 -Album of Familiar Music,

KFI. 5:00 -Hour of Charm, Eli. 7 :30- Standard Hour, &FL

10:15 -Chapel Quartet. //FL 11:15- Bridge to Dreamland.

KECA.

Public Affairs 8:30- Chicago Roundtable, KFI. 5:00- Invitation to Learning,

ICNX. 9:00 -Peoples Platform, ENE. 5:30 - Flurello La Guardia,

KECA. 11:00- Explloring the Unknown,

8 :45 -Mayor Bowron, KMPC. 9:00 -Open Forum, HMI'('. 9:o0- Sunday Evening Club,

H PAC. 9:15 -Report to the People,

KECA,

Sports- Comment 2:110 -Baseball, HMI'('.

EI'l'C- Afternoon Concert. KFOX -Dielt Russ. KFVD -McKee Piano.

*HGER -News, Grace Dotson. SFC.M -Ace Maria Hau. KVOE- Passport to

Romance. 1:10 -HLAC- Baseball. 1:15 -KFWB- Rancho Rodeo.

Ktik'J- Public Interest. KLAI'- Something New. HWHW- Golden Hour. HFV7)- Musical Revue. KXLA- Church in Barn.

1 :30 -ENE -Gene Autry, EEC A- Counterspy. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, IMPS--

Quick As .4 flash. EMI'C- Samuel B. McKee. HI:FJ- Shaun School of

the Air. SFAC -Good Neighbor Salute. KFVD -Plano Parade.

FLOYD B. JOHNSON

KFOX 1:30 - 2:00

P.M.

1280 Kilocycles

KFOX -Floyd B. Johnson, HGER -Light and Life.

King's Ambassadors. 1:45 *HNX -William L. $hirer.

KMPC- Lawrence Welt Music.

EFVD -Vocal Varieties. S XLA- Melody Moderne.

111-KFI-Catholic Hour. (. ENX -Ozzie and Harriet. SECA, SPRO- Stairway to

the Stars. KHJ, KGB. HELM, LIME-.

Those Websters. KMPC- Baseball.

*KKt - syr Rhythm *HLAC- News, Baseball.

KRHD- Sunday On Ranch. HFVD- Harlem Holiday. KNLA- Lamplighter Jasa

Session. SWIM-Italian Melodies. HP PC- Afternoon Concert. HFOX -Good News. SGER -Long Beach Band. SFSD -Arden Salute. KFMH -Blag Crosby.

2 :15 -HFWB- Strollin' Tom. KFOX- Civoru Group.

2 :30 -KFI- Something for the Family.

ENX -Hope Chest. KECA, RPM. HEMS--

Sunday Evening Party. *KHJ, KGB. KFEM, SVOE-

Cedric Foster. HFWB -This Is Los Angeles.

Songs of Mother's Day

KFAC 1330 on your dial

Sunday, 2:30.3:00 P. M. Sponsored by Edwards Brothers

Colonial Mortuary

KFAC -Songs of the Nation. KXLA -Gold Hour. SW'SW -Don Pancho Hour. EFOX -Rev. Billy Adams.

*H E d, News, bong Beach

*HFSD -News. 2:45 -KEI- Melody Parade.

*KHJ, KGB, KFX.M. HIVE- Quentin Reynolds.

KF W'B- Sunday Serenade. *KFSD--Carveth Wells.

KFI, HFSD -Jack Benny. 3 KNX-Money on the Line. KH.1. KGB, HESS, SVOE-

Let's Go to the Opera. *KECA, HPRO, SEMI -Drew

Pearson. KMPC-Baseball. KFAC-Showcase of Hits.

*HFW'B, KGER-News. **MAC- News, Baseball.

HGF.1- Remembrance. KFVD- Popular Favorites.

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MAY 12,1946 RADIO LIFE PAGE 13 SUN DAY LOGS

LEARN RADIO BROADCASTING

MEN AND WOMEN! it Sou have a good speaking or sine - ing voice prepare now for the growing opportunities in RA- DIO and TELEVISION We train in announcing, newscast- ing, acting and singing. This school has Government approv- al. Our students broadcast Weekly on-

"CAREER THEATER" Every Sunday 3 to 3:30 p.m. STATION KXLA (1110 kc.)

FREDERICK H. SPEARE "The West's Outstanding Radio

Scheel" 0891 Sunset Blvd. Studio 1591

H011ywood X385

KXLA -Frederick H. Siseare. S KPPC -Afternoon Concert. KFOX -Rev. Karl hie. 3:05-KGER-Sacred Harmonies,

3:10 *KECA, KPRO, KFMB -Don Gardiner.

KFWB- Music. 3:30 -KFI, KFSD- Bandwagon,

With ('ass Daley. HNX -All-Star Western. KECA, KPRO- Hollywood

Music Hall. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, RN OE-

The Shadow.

Interested in Radio Broadcasting

Wanted for immediate Interview men and women at once with good speaking voices to be au- ditioned for training in radio acting and announcing. No exp. needed. Apply I to 9 p.m. to Program Lirector HAL STYLES.

RADIO PLAYERS OF AM ERICA

YROADCASTING SCHOOL 8810 Wilshire Blvd. cor Robertson Beverly Hills BR -2 -2548

Listen to Our Show S un., 3:30 -4 P.M. -KFWB

Hal Style. a Famous Guest Stars

K FWB -Wont ti, Ive Ill Radio? HEAD-Hank, Night

Watchman, KXLA-Challenge tu l'outil. KWKW- Hillside Church, KGER -Back tu God, KFMB -Huypy Moments.

4 -RFI, HFSI)- Bergen and McCarthy,

KNX- Amazing Mrs. Danbury KECA. KI'HO, KFM B-Ford

Sunday Evening Hour. KHJ, KGB, Kl'0E-

4trsunderB Mediutiou Board. K IP('- Baseball. KIWIS-slum Session.

*KLAC -New e, Baseball. KFAC -Showcase of Hit.,

OLD FASHIONED

REVIVAL Charles E.

Fuller, Director.

P. 0. Box LIS, Los Angeles,

Cali!.

K-B4-4:00-5:00 P. M. KGER-4:00-5:00 P. M.

REBROADCAST K.Q.A-.8:00 P. M. KPRO-O:W P. M, KFOX-10 :00 P. M. KVOE-10:00 P. M. KFX111-10:00 P. M. Kl[PC-10:05 P. M.

KXLA, KGER - Old- rash lourd Ket i t al,

KGFJ- Curtain Call. HWKW-- Afternouo Serenade. K PPC- Afternoon Concert, KFOC- Sunshiny Pastor. KFXM- Sacred Harmonies.

4 :15 -KRRD- Music. HWKW-Rev- Johnson.

4:30 -HFI, KFSD -Fred Allen, K X-C. B. S. Orchestra,

KHJ, K(,it -Opeu war WH -.Sews.

KFVD- 90 -9u Club. KFXM- King's Ambassadors. KVOE- (:race and Truth.

4:15- K11V1i- Western Stars. KIND- Carter Wright. K W'K W- Masi,'.

4:55 *KNX -Ned Calmer. S -KFI, RFSD- Manhattan Merry-Go-Round.

KNX- ('orllse Archer. KHJ, KGB -Renewing Stand.

*KECA, KPRO, KF'Mlt- Walter Wimhell,

KM I'('- Baseball. KFAC- Itowlers' Sports ('ant.

*KLAC -News, Baseball, KGFJ- Today's Hits. KRRD -Public Service. KFVD- Evening Serenade. KXLA- Lutheran Gospel tir. K W'K W -Bible Treasury Hr. KPI'l'- Afternoon Concert. KF(IX -Kee. F. H, Hosan.

*ROER, KFXM -News. Kl'l1E- Bethel Tabernacle.

5:05 -KGER- Music. 5:15- KECA, KI'RO, KEMB-

Harriet Parsons. KFAC- Music. KFOC -Rev. Lyle Hule. KFXM -- Cardinal Heur,

5:30 -KFI, KF%D- American Album of Familiar Music.

KNX -Texaco Star 'theatre, with James Melton.

*KECA, KPRO. KFMB -La Guardia Speaks.

KHJ, KGB -Don't Re a Sucker KLAC -Music front the

Movies. KRKD-Hour of Cheer. KXLA -Presbyterian Church, KWKW-Hour of Angelus. KI'PC- Occidental College

Presents. RECD- Western Troubador. K(:ER- Voting People's

Church. NEON- Calvary Echoes. KFXM -Made in America, KVOE- Minister's Hour.

5:45 *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, RVIIE- Gabriel Heatter.

KECA, KPRO, REMIt- Jimmle Fidler.

1(F7, KFSD -Hour of Charm,

KNX -Take It Or Leave It. KECA, Kl'RO, KFMB-

Theatre Guild on the Air. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, Kl'OE-

Evploring the Unknown. *KMW', KFW'K, KRKD. KFY)X

KLAC, ROER- News. KFAC- Mttsleal Memories,

, KPPC- Afternoon Concert. KFV'D- Evening Serenade. KGFJ -Overture to Evening.

*KXLA -New.. 0:05- KLAC -Al Jarvis and His

Make Believe Ball

"WORD of

PROPHECY" (current events in the light of the Scripture)

Louis S. Bauman Saadi') s. 8:05 P. M. -KGER

KGER -Nord of lruphecy, Louis S. Bauman.

e:15 -KMPC- Christian Science, KFWB -Show Thue. KXLA- Unit ersity Explorer. 1111111)-Music.

8:30 -KFI, KFSD -Meet Me at Parky's.

HNX -Baby Snooks. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. Kl'0E-

Double or Nothing. KMPC- Mother's Album. KFWB- Gospel and Song. KXLA- Beyond Tomorrow.

*KF{'D -News. KPPC- Children's Corner. KGER- Lutheran 1.eague. KEOX -Hal's Memory Room.

8 :45 -KMPC -Mayor Bowroo. KPP(' -Story Time. 7 -KFI, KFSD -The Great

Gildersleeve, HNC -Crime Doctor. KECA, KPRO, KFMB-

Warrior of Peace, KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE-

Freedom of Opportunity. *KMI'(' -News, Bolero Time.

KFWB -Pets Talk It Over. KF.1.C- Musical Memories.

*KLAC -News, Ballroom, KPPC- Music. KXLA -National Voice. KGFJ- Record Rhapsody.

*KGEK -Sews, .lulus Itruwu. ::I.,- -K \1.A -Life und llrallh.

KPl'(: -Organ Recital. -KNX -Surprise Theatre.

: :all -KFI, KFFD -'ehe standard H io r.

KNX -Blondir. KECA-Court of Missing

Heirs, KHJ, FXM, KVOE- What's

the Naine of That Sung? KFW1I -Rabbi Magnin. KXLA- Church of Open Thur. KI'PC- Masterworks. KGER-Music.

9:45- KF1l'B- Catholic Answers. KGER -St. Francis C'hurob,

8 -RFI, REMIS -The Standard Hour.

KNX -The Thin Man. RI-t'A, KFMB. KPKI)-

Enchantment. KHJ- Twenty Questions,

*KMP(', KI.A(' -News. KEW IS--Hollywood

Presbyterian Church. KGF.!- Waltz Invitation. KFAC -First Methodist

(' buril,.

FLOYD Re JOHNSON

KGER 8:05.9:00 p.m. Sunday

1390 Kilocycles

*KGER- News, Floyd B. Johnson.

KFOX- Christian Science, KI'PC .Sunday Evening Hour. KFXM -California Melodies. KVOE- Christian youth. KGB -Time for Music.

8:05 -KLAC -Can l ou Tie' That? 8:15 -KMPI' -land of the Free.

1:30 -KFI, KFSD -.lack Benny. KNX -Golden Auction. KECA, KFMB -Quiz Kids.

*KHJ, RLIi, KFXM, Kl'lIR- Walter Winchell,

KMP('- Es erybody's Hour. KGFJ- Dancing Rhythm, KPP('- Sacred Music. KPRO- Intermezzu,

8:45 -KH.I, KFXM, KVIIE, KGB - Sheila Graham.

KI'P(' -Word of I.1fe, KFAC- Music. KGFJ- Musical Corsage.

9 KFI -Radio Shining Heur. KNX -D Is for Danger.

*KECA, KFMB -Sara Hayes, News.

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE- News, Glen Hardy,

*KMiN' -News, Open Forum. KFW'IS- llrtory Service Club.

*KLAC -News, Radio News- reel.

KGFJ -Ave Muria Time. KFAC- Sunday Evening Club. KXLA, KPRO-Old-Fashioned

Revival. KFOX -County Barn Dance.

*KGER-News, Bethel Church. KFSD -RCA Show.

1:15 *KFLI, KGB, KFXM. KVOE- Ket Miller,

KECA, KFMB -Repurt tu the People,

1:30 -KFI -Jack Haley & Ere Arden. KS\- Romance of Renies.

EASTSIDE S

SERENADE 9:30 TO 10:00 P. M.

lvay Sundoy

KECA KECA- Eastside Serenade. KHJ, KGB, HFCSt, KVOE-

Thorgersen, Sports. KFWB- Pacifie Lutheran Hr. KFAC - Gateway to Music. KLAC-Modern Concert Hall. KGFJ -Show Time. KGER- Tuckin' In Hour, KFOX- Sunshine Mission, KFSD- Devotional Munie. RP.MR -Show Tunes,

8:45 -KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Rogers for Senator.

KFMB- Parson Roberts.

10 *KFI, KFSD -The Reporter. *ENX -('het Huntley, News.

KECA-Hit Tunes. KHJ -Spike Joues Orch.

*KMP(' -News, Old - Fashioned Rev

*KEA%lt, KLAC' -News, KFAC -Munir KI :F.1- \lester,, KXLA -luire of Calvary.

*KFVI)- Newsical, 't Heurs. KPRO- Riverside l'nluu

Church, K%'lll :, KFXl1- 0141- Fushiooet

Revival. KGB-Humau Ad, enture. KF "OX: -Rev. Fidler,

*KGER-News. Music. 10:10 -KLAC- ('umpinsky Trio, 14í15- KFI- Clutpel Quartet.

KNX- America Speaks. *KECA -Orsini Welles. *KH.I -News,

KFW'H -1 lissai,' Hour. RFA('-Music. KFSD -Hovered Flights. KFMIt- Cootinentul Mount.

10:áu *KFI- ('arsetlr Wells, Inside the New..

KSX- 'Cime fur Reasou. KECA -Freddie Martin Orch. KHJ -So the St,ury Lues. RFA(' -Music for 1.istenins. KtiEJ -sit ln_ It. K ,I,A- Itri411i Curter Church KGER -, Cowboy Music. KPRO-Frank and I<urnesl. KGB -Chet Stewart`s Orch. 1C1MB -,lam Session,

90:45 -KFI =Show Time. KNX -mammy Kaye Orel,, KH.1 -fluet Stewart Orch. KFWli- Musical Ulamonds, KPRO-Casino Gardens,

*KFSD-News.

11 KF7- .Lnerica t cited, *KNX, KSTPC -News.

KHJ. KGB, KI' \ll -Bub Crosby Orch,

KECA -Vera Massey. KFWK- Gospel and wog.

*KLAI'- News, Dance Music. KFAC =Muai, for Listening. KGFJ -Blue of Ft ruina.

*KF'VD- Newsical, 'tit I a. m. KPRO-1.-Gleams of !:race. KFSD -Music In the Night. KFMB: -Voh'e of tlIr Army,

11:05- KNX -What 1 Would Say. KMPC Aragon Kali

11 :1.1-K story. KECA; KI'ilIt-Bridge tu

Drawn lu red. 11:120- KN \- Atrnny Carter lurch. 11 :30-K NIÉ-Nixon). Strand Orch.

KHJ, Kl :fi, KFXM -King 1 Sole .Trio.

KM W' -l'. P. .luhnsuo Mesh, KI"Wll- +_Munir leu liant. KXLA- Munir. KFSD. -St, Francis Orch,

Il :45-KFI-Eddie nF'iupatrick Orchestra.

HNX- KNX -tau. Music. *KHJ, KGB, KFXM-News,

11:bá *RFI, KNX, KFSD -News,

LEND LEASE Del Castillo, music dires

tor of the' CBS "Stars Over Hollywood" pro g r a m, has made a real contribution to American - British Lend -

Lease. His daughter, Elaine, has married Robert Stans - field of the British navy and is making her future rest dente in :lngland.

NEWLY WED Ted Steele, maestro 080

KMPC's "Ted Steele Show" Was:recently married to lovely Marie Windsor, formerly of the Broadway stage, now under contract to M -G -M.

7C

NEW ADDITION John P. Medbury, famed

jokesmith and columnist, has been added to the writing staff pf the NBC "Amos 'n' Andy" program.



MONDAY MAY 13 *Indicates News B

THL

orning ,itblr our

KFOX Mon.thru Sat. 7:30.8 A.M.

ruadcasts.

Wilbur Nelson

30 minutes wall the Hymn Book ana the Bible

Sunday 8:30 A. M.

KFYD -Fred Wu ring. KNX-Kate Smith. KECA, KPRO-Don 1fcNnill'a Breakfast Club.

*KHJ, KGB, HV'OE -Cecil Brown.

*KMPC, KXLA, RGER -News. KFW II- Inside Story. KGFJ-Concert Pastelle. KFAC- Music.

*KLAC' -News, For the Girls. KRKD IL-FOX-Bible institute

On the Air. KWKW -Pau American

Mission. KFVD- Wakeup Ranch. KFXM -Songs of Praise. &FMB -The Timekeeper.

8:05- HOER -Sister sylsia. 8:10 -KFWB -Mello Tunes. 815 -KNX -Big Sister.

KHJ, KGB- Frazier Hunt. KMPC-Market, Sports, KWKW -Olga Graves. KFX.M- Sunshine Service. KGER- Mlzpah. KVOE- Auction Showcase.

0:30 -KFF, HFSD -Lone Journey. KNX -Helen Trent Romance. KHJ, KGB, KF'ÇM, KVOE-

Take It Easy. KMPC -.4 Song

*KFAC -News. for You.

KXLA, 8:30. A.M.

HAVEN OF REST

Mon., Wed., Fri. First Mate Bob and the

Good Ship Grace

KXLA-Haven of Rest. *KRKD-News, Music. *KWKW -News, Devotions.

KFOX-Rev. R. E. Reid. KFMB -Breakfast Club.

0:45 -KFL KFSD -Dasid Harum. KNX-Our Gal Sunday. HHJ, KGB, KF\M, KV'OE-

Victor Lindlahr. *KFW B -News,

KFAC-Show Time. KFVD-Vocal Favorites. KWKW -Wings of Healing. KGER -New Tribes Mission.

8 *HE1, KGFJ, EGER -News. KNX -Life C'an Be Beautiful.

*KHJ, KGB. KFX -11, KVOE- Lyle Van, News.

KECA, KPRO, Unlit-- Glamour Manor.

*HMPC -News, Calif. Homes. HFWB -Dr. Reynolds.

*Ki.A(' -News, Varieties. EXi.A. KFVD -Waltz Time. KRKD -Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW -Voice of China. KFQX- Firebrands for Jesus. KFSD- Friendly Neighbor.

9:05 *KFI -Edward Jorgenson. RGER- Lutheran Hour.

9:10 -KGFJ- Public Interest. 9:15 -KFI- Especially for Vail.

KNX -Ma Perkins. &HJ, KGB, KFNM, KYOE- Morton Downey.

HMPC -Pappy Chesite. KFWB -South of the Border. KFAC' -Voice of Health. KXLA-Harmony Homestead. KWKW- Lutheran Hour.

*KFVD -News. *KFSD -Larry Smith.

d:30*KFI -Local Page, Tom Owens.

KNX -young Dr KHJ-Time Out.

KECA, KPRO, KFM13,- Breoe- man's Breakfast.

KFWB -Your Baby. *KFAC, KWKW -News.

KGFJ-Open Album KFVD-Show Tunes. KGB -San Diego Scrapbook. KFXM -Old Family Almanac. KVOF Hing C'rosify. KFSD -Time to Reiss. KGER- Radio "- visa(.

9:40 -KFl- lullaby Time.

. Malsane.

9 :45 -KFI, KFSD-Art Baker. KNX -Road of Life, KHJ -Tune Time. HMPC- Perry Como.

*KFWB, KRI:D -News. KFAC-Voice of Romance. KFV J -Here Comes Parade. KWKW -Sign of the ('hock. KGER- V,estword. KGB -Molly Morse. KFX.M- Melody Roundup. KVOE -Dick & Jeannie.

9:55 -KRKD -G. I. Roundup.

10 HFI, KFSD- Gulding Light, KNX- Second Mrs. Burton.

*KECA, KPRO, KFMB -Home Edition.

*KHJ, KGB, KRIM, KV'OE- News, Glenn Hardy.

*HMPC -News, Music Hall. KFWB -House of Milani. KFAC'- Festhal of Waltzes.

*K1. AC-News, .M Jan is. KRKD -Music, Talk. KWKW. KGFJ -Racing News. KFVD- Morning Serenade. KXLA-Piano Parade.

*KGER -News, F. B. Johnson. 10:15 -KFI, KFSD- Today's

Children. K X -Perry Mason. HE(':1, KPRO, KFMB -Ted

Malone. RHJ -Nancy Dixon. KGFJ- Serenade for You.

*K_XI.A -News. KWKW-Sports. KGER -Kingdom Within. KFOX-Rev. Emma Taylor. KGB, KV'0E -Smile Time.

10:25 -SRI, KFSD- ftetty Crocker. 10:30 -KFI, KFSD- Woman in

White. KNX- Rosemary. KECA, HPRO, KFMB -My

True Story. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Queen for a Day. KF W R- Songs.

*KWKW-News. *KFAC-World Panorama.

KGFJ- Cpbeat Session. ERRD- Music.

MARION LEE

WOMAN'S WORLD

10:30 -11:00 a.m. KXLA

Monday thru Friday

KXLA-Woman's World. KFVD- Union Rescue Mission. KGER -Sunshine Pastor.

10:35 -KWKW -In Mutsinland. lo :45-E FI- Masquerade.

ENI -Teno and Tim. KMI'C -Hume Chats, KFWB- Science of Mind. KFAC- latin Quarter. KWKW -Song Parade. KRKD -Midnight Mission. KGER -R. B. Hammond.

100.1C- Hebrew Chriatiaa Hr. KFXM -Blot Crosby. KFS.D -Do You Know? KFSD- Backstage Wife.

10:55*KECA, KPRO, KFMIB -News, 12:05 -KGER -Red Martel. Betty Crur &er.

11 -KFI, KFSD -Woman of America.

KNX- You're in the Act. KHJ, HFXM, EVOE -Elsa

Maxwell. *KECA, KFMB- Buukhage

Talking. *K3IPC-News, Music Hall.

KF K B- Music. HXLA -Easy Listening. KFAC-Music for You.

*KLAC -News, Al Jarvis. KGFJ- Stylings in Blue. KRKD-Light Concert, KWKW-Reward for Listen.

tag. *KFVD, RGER -News.

KPRO- Enchanted "Cottage. KGB -Bosh Pritchard.

11:15 -HFI, HFSD -Ma Perkins,

KNX Mon thru Fri 11:15 t Thought for Today^ $

with Jim Garthwaite for

BANK of AMERICA KNX- Thought for Today. KECA, KPRO -Ethel & Albert. KHJ, KGB -Hymns You Lose. KFVD-Violet Schram. KFXM -Song to Remember. KVOE- Women's Clubs. KFOX- Curtis H. Springer. KGEB- Helene Smith. HFSlI1- Musical Discoveries.

11:25*KN.X -News. 11:30 -KFI, KIND- Pepper Young's

Family. KNX- Burritt Wheeler.

*KHJ, KGB. KEIM, KVOE- Fnited Nations Report.

KECA- Mirandy's Almanac. KFAC-V omen's Life. KFVD -1)r. Louis Talbot.

*HRKD, KXLA, KFOX -News. *KWKW -News, Music.

KGER- Sunshine of Music. 11:45 -KFI, KFSD -Right to

Happiness. ENX- Bachelor's Children. KECA, KPRO -Foster May. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, Kit))-

t.. S. Naval Academy Band. KFAC'-Plano Gems. KXLA -Music of the Range. KRKD -Vocal Varieties. KGER- Feminine Fare. BFSIB -Meet the Band.

12 HFI -Farm Reporter. KNX -G. E. House Party. KECA-Al Pearce & Gang.

*KHJ-Broadway News. *HMPC, RGF,L KORR, KPRO.

KFMB, KGB, KVOF. -News. KFWB- Music. KFAC-Luncheon Concert.

*KLAC -News. Al Jarvis, KXF.A- Dinner Bell Roundup. KWKW- Baseball lineup.

*KFVD- Editor of the Air. KRKD- Prairie Schooner.

MONDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Lightfare Type: Afternoon and


Variety 8:00 -Fred Waring, KFT. 8:00 -Breakfast Club, KECA. 9:30- Breneman's Brea kta st.

KECA. l0:00-House of Milani. KFWB. 10:30 -Queen for a Day. KHJ. 1:15 -Johnny Murray, KNX. 6:30 -Spotlight Bands, KHI. 7:00 -Bill Thompson Show,

KECA. 7:00- Supper Club, KFi. 7:30- -Joan Davis. KNX. 8:15- Hedda Hopper, KECA. 9:00 -Honey Carmichael, EFI.

Outstanding Music 4:00 -Musical Masterpieces,

KFAC. 6:0U- Contented Hour, KFL. 6:00- Musical Digest. KGFJ. 7:00- Miniature 1' nnrert. KFAC. 8:00- Telephone Hour, EFI. 8:00- Eseninc Concert. KFAC. 8:30 -Voice of Firestone, EFr. 8 :30-Music Supreme, KM PC.

1o:00- 1awky Lager Danne Time, EFS.C.

10:00- Eastside Show, EFWE.

Drama 5:00 -1,uc Theater, KNX. 6:00- Screen Guild Players.

KNX. 6:15 -Real I,ife Stories, KHJ, 7:00- Bulldog Drummond, KHJ. 7:30 -Cavalcade ut America,

EFI. 8:00 -Michael Shayne, KHJ. 8:ou -1.um & Abner, RECA. 8:30 -The Fat Man, KECA.

Quiz Programs 5:30 -Information, Please, EFL. 6:30-Bob Hawk Show, KNX. 6:3u -Dr. 1. Q., EFI.

Public A f airs 2:00- Internal Revenue, ERE!. 2:30 -Background for Living.

KNX. Sports- Comment

10,00 -Bare Lineup, KWKW 10:uí '-Racing, KGFJ. 5:30 -Rare Results. KGFJ. 5:43 -Race Results, KRKD. B :00 -Torni Maartello vs. Bruce

Woodcock, KECA. 6:30 -Buy Meadows, KMI'C. 9:30- Ins:de of Sports, KHJ.

12:10 -HGFJ- Keyboard Magic. 12 :13 -EFI, KFSD- Stella Dallas,

KHJ - Johnson Family. *K.MPC- Norman Nesbitt.

KFVD -Luncheon Music. *&FOX. HEXM -News.

KPRO -improvisation. KGB -This Is Music. HERB -Word tu the Wives.

12:25*KNX -News. 12:30 -KEI, KFSD- Lorenzo Jones.

KNX- Eselyn Winters,

MILD &

MELLOW 12:30 TO 1:00 P. M.

Monday Through Friday

KHJ 11.11J-Mild und Mellow. KECA, KPRO -Ladles, Be

Seated. KMPC -Bridge Club.

*KFR'B -News. KFAC -Show Tunes. KGFJ-Easy Rhythm. KFVD- Violet Sebram. EXLA- Palmed Post. KWKW -Farm News,

Varieties, KGB -Club Reporter. KFMB -Easy Listening. HFXM -Farm Front. EVOE -Shady Valley.

11:15 -KFI, KFSD- Widder Brown. KNX -Aunt Jenny. KMPC-Man on the Street.

*KFAC -News. KXLA- Cnivarsity of Calif. KFX.M- Fasafons In Music. KGB -Songs of Praise. KFMB- F.ad'es, Be Seated. KGER- (,ardening School.

1 -HFL KFSD -Whin a Girl Marries.

*KNX -Knov Manning. News. KECA, KPRO, RiMB -Jack

Bereft Show. *KILL KGB. KVOE- Cedric

Foster. KFWB- Music.

*HMPC -News, Musical Scrap- book.

KFAC -Penthouse Serenade. KGFJ-Intermission.

*KLAC, KF'V D. RGER -News.

RACE RESULTS

All Tracks - All Day

KWKW - 1430 KC

KM KW- Varieties. KXLA- Community Broad-

casters. &FX.M- Sagebrush Serenade.

*&FOX- Graeme Fletcher. 1 :05-KGER-Helene Smith. 1:10 -KLAC- Melody Highlights. 1:15 -KFl, HFSD- Portia Faces

Life. KNX- Johnny Murray. KECA, KPRO, Ruth -Try n

Find Me. KHI -Bill Hay Reads Bible. KFAC- Melody Matinee. KXLA-Tick lock Tunes. &FVD -Plano Music. KGB, BFXH, K1'OE -John-

son Family. 1:30 -KF!, KFSD -Just Plato Bill.

KNX -Meet the Mlssus. KECA- Reserve. KHJ -Melody Matinee. KMPC-Today in History. KGFJ -Among My Souvenir. KFVD- Hawaiian Mulle.

*HXLA- Listeners' Digest. *KRKD-News. *KWKW -News, Varieties.

K PRO -Revelers. KGB, KFXM -Melody Hour. RFMB -Modern Mood. KGER- Music. H1'OF Thought for Today.

I:45 -EFI. KFSD -Front Page Farrell.

KECA, KPRO. RFMB- Hymns of all Churches.

KMPC -Ring Crosby. FRED -dinging Waiters. KFVD-Music City. KX1.1, KFOX- Varieties. K'.'OE- Mntnol Melody Hour.

2-KFI -Rnad of Life. KIX- Valiant Lady.



KEW. KGB. KFXñt, KYOE- Zeke Manners.

KECA, KPRO, KFMB- What' Doin', Ladies?

R} B- Melody Matinee, *KMPC -News, Record Room.

RFA(- Memory Musicale. *MAC, HFSD -News.

KRKD- Internal Revenue. KXT,A- D'Artega Presents. HGFJ -Town Crier. KFVD- Timely Tunes. KWKW -Club 1430.

*HGER -News. Music. 2:10-KLAC-Two for the Show.

:15 -K.F1 -Joyce Jordan. KNX -Light of the World. KHJ, KGR, EVOE -John J.

Anthony. 111-X31- 6uardians of Victory. HFSD -Road of Life.

:23 *KECA. KPRO, HFMB --Nor- men Nesbitt.

2:30 -KFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary. HNX- Background for

Living. HHJ, KGR, KVOE -BBI

Gwinn Show. *KECA -.John B. Kennedy.

KFWB -Three Men on a Mike. KXLA-sons of the Pioneers.

*KRKI/ -News, Music. *KETCH-News. Club 1430.

KPRO -Club Matinee. HGER- Between the Lines. KFXM- Devotions. KFWB- Feminine Ferries.

2:46 -R77. KFgD -Dr. caul. *KNX -Bob Trout.

RECA- Hollywood Spotlight, George Fisher.

WAND- Pan -Americana. KFAC- !Meir.

*RFV !) -News. KFXM-Masir for the Moment. KFWB -Movie News.

3 -E7I, KFSD -This Woman's Secret.

KNX- Bnrritt Wheeler. RECA. KPRO. KFWB -Bride

and Groom. *ESP. KX7,A, RFNM, KGER,

KFSD-News. *WMPC -News. Record Room.

KFWB- Lawrence Welk Orrh. *ALAC -News. Something New.

KFAC -Musical Favorites. KC.F,1- Jackpot. RFVTI -T,. A. Daily Reporter. KRKD- Matinee Melodien. NITRIC- Handicap Contest. KGB. KVOE -True Contes -

sinns. 2:02- KGER -rnder Blue Skie.. 3:16 *KFJ, KFSD -Kew's of World.

ERJ -Ronny Homes. EFWB -Bert Fiske.

JUKE BOX

MATINEE 3:15 -5:30 p.m.

KXLA Monday thru Friday

AXLA -Juke Box Matinee. KGER -Cheerful Chat.

3 :30 -HFI- Music. KNX- Norwood Smith Sings. KECA. HFMB -Cliff Edwards. KFWB -Your Home.

*HRHD -News, Music. IPSO- Melody Lane. KGER -Take It Easy Time. KFXM -Business Brevities. HFSD -- Carolyn Gilbert. HGB -Art Baker. EV'OE- Lyrics for the Ladies.

3:45 -KFf -What Dn You Say? HNX -The Pickard.. KM-Smile Time. KECA- Frances Scully.

*HFW B -New.. KFAC--Casa Cugat. EFV fl -- Rhumba. KPRO- Women's Club.

*KFSD -H. V. Haltenborn. KFWB- Matinee Melody. HGB, HFSM, KVOE -Herds

Howe. HFL- Ladies Day. HNX -Knox Manning.

*KECA- Headline Edition. *WHJ, HGB, HFXM, 1VOE-

Fulton J. Lewis. Jr. *R.MPC -News, Bolero Time.

KFWB- Women's Page. HFAC -Musical Masterpieces.

*KLAC, KPRO-News. KFVD -Piano Selections. HGFJ -Swing Serenade. HWKW- Saddle Serenade. KAMA -.bike Roy Matinee. KRKD -Piano Paintings.

*HGER -News, Take It Easy.

RADIO LIFE PAGE 13 MONDAY LOGS KFSD- Thoughx for Today. *1(1,31B- Afelody, News.

4:15 -16.4 l- Hollywood Fan Magazine.

KNX- Barbara Tate. *KECA -R. G. Swing. *HHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

Rex Miller. KEW B -1ucal Varieties. KLAC- Hollyu -nod Trends.

*KF%D -News, HRHD- Mo.ielaud Quiz. KPRO-Thought for Today. HFSD -Maggie Pri.ate Mire. KFMB-Juke Box Serenade.

4:20 -KPRO- Matinee Dance. 4:30 -KFI -Art Baker's Notebook.

*HNX -Harry Flannery. *KECA -Amin Milder, News.

KMPC- Sanuny Kaye Orch. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Erskine Johnson. KLAC'-Bay Meadows Races. KRKD-Tunes of the Day.

*HGF.1. KWKW, KFWB -News. KFVD -90 -90 Club. HFSD -rarific Story.

4:35 -KWKW -Vocal Varieties. 4 :40*KI M'B -News.

KGFJ -Philharmonic Reporter. 4:45 -RECA. KFAIB, KPRO-Hop

Harrigan. *KS X -News, tarred.

KILL KGB- Calendar of Tomorrow.

RMPC- Lawrence Welk Orch. KFWB- Western Stan. EGFJ- Orchestre du Jour. HWKW -Today at the Races.

*KRKD -New., KFVD-Top Tones. KVOE -Muele That's Live.

4:55 *HNX -BUJ Henry.

5 *KFT -H. V. Kaltenborn. RN'X -Lux Theatre. RECA. KPRO. KFMB -Terry

and the Pirates. *K11,1. KFXM. KVOE -News. *KMTC -News. Teen & Twenty.

KXT,A -Juke* Boy Matinee. KWKW- Italian Melodies. KFAC-Moments in Music. KGF,1 -,Jive at R.

*KLAC -News. Preview. KFVD- Sundown Roundup. KRKD -Songs of the Saddle. KGB -Casa Cogent.

*KGER -News, Masir. 6:15 *BFI. RF'IC, r(F'D -ews.

RECA. HFMR -Dick Tracy. KR.1, KGB. KI'XM, KV "OE-

Supernan. *KLAC- A.erill Berman,

5:30 -HF!, KFSD- Information Please.

KR.,. KGB. Al'1M, KVOE- Captain Midnight.

KECA. KPRO, KFMIB -Jack w.Armstrong. IRFAÇ -M hna Bill Club. 'MAC-Irwin Alien. KGFJ -Race Recap. RWÇW- American -Jewish Hr. KFVD- Evening Serenade. KRKD -South Sea Serenade.

*KGER -Navy News. 5:45 -KECA- Tennessee led.

KHJ. KGB. KF 11. KV'OE- Adventures of Tom Mix.

KMPC -Top Tune.. *KLAC Sam Halter.

KGFJ -Show Time. KRKD -Rare Results. KGER- Mandrake. Magician.

*KPRO, KFMB -News. HFf' HFSD -Contented Hour. HNX- Screen Guild Players.

*HHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE- News, Gabriel Reatler.

RECA, KPRO. KFMR -Tam' MaurleUo vs. Bruce Wood. rock.

*KMPC -New., Sid Fuller. *KFWB. KFOX. KGER -News.

KGFJ- Muslral Digest. *KLAC -News. Preview.

HFAC, KRKD -Music. REVD-Evening Serenade. KXLA- Beyond Victory.

Ií:15 -KHJ, KGB -Real Life Stories. KMPC -Treasury Salute.

*KFWB -John B. Hughes. KXLA -Dr. Gertrude Laws. KLAC -Barbershop Music.

*KFXM -Names and Places. HGER -Today in Sports.

6:30 -KF!. KFSD-Dr. I. Q. KNX -Bob Hawk Show. ERJ, KGB, KFX.M. KV'OE-

Spotlight. Bonds. RECA. KPRO, HFMB -For-

ever Tops, with Whiteman. /Mar -Academy of Music. HMPC -Bay Meadows. KFWB- America Dances.

*KLAC -K. Louis Flatau. KRKD -Show Tones. *`- 7l T`- Ne!-s. KFOS -gal' Memnr- Room. KGER-Prophecy Speaks.

2:45- HRHD -T unesmiths. *KLAC- Mobile McNamara.

KXLA- Musical Dept. Store. 0:33*KECA, K111O, KFWB -Elmer

MIN IS.

7HFl, KFrD- Supper Club. HNN -Lanny Ross Show. KHJ, ¡GB, KFXM. K1OE-

Bulldog Drummond. ILEAC- Concert in Miniature. HECA. HFMB. KPRO-Bill

Thompson Show. *KMPC -Newa, Song for You.

KFAC-Concert in Miniature. HGFJ - Musical Digest.

*KLAC-News. AI Jarvis. *KRHD, KGER-News.

KXLA- Musical Dept. Store. 7:05 -KGER- Fagan. 7:13 *KFI, KFSD-Fleetwood Law-

ton. KNX -Jack Smith. HRHD -Three -Quarter Time. KFOX -Meet the Stars.

7:30 -HF7. HFSD- Casalcade of America.

KNX-Joan Dais Show. KECA- Question for America. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Clsco Hid. KMI'('- Firestone Favorites.

*KFWB -Peter de lima.

FLORETTA'S MUSICAL "JEWEL BOX

Tonight --7:30

KFAC The Music Station

KFAC- Floretta's Jewel Box. KRKD -Do You Know? EPRO -Lola Mellow. KFAIR -Sweet and Swing.

7:45 -KFWB -tan Damme Quintet. *KFAC. KFOX -News.

KXLA- Jimmie Dolan.' KPRO-Let's Dream.

7:33 *KNX -Carroll Alcoa, News. HFI, KFSD-Telephone Hour. 8 KNX -Jack of All Trades. KECA, KFWB -Lum A Abner.

UNION OIL PRESENTS

"MICHAEL

SHAYNE Private Detective" Adventure Intrigue

KHJ 8:00 P. M.

MONDAYS

RAJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Michael Shayne.

*KM PC -News. Hemingway. *KFWB -Tomorrow's News

KFAC- Evening Concert. *KXLA- Arerill Berman. *KLA(' -News. Pre, levy.

HGF.1- Concert Encore. *KGER -News. Music.

6:13 -RECA, KPRO, KFWB -Hedda Hopper.

TEMP(' -Easy Aces. KFWB- M'orner Bros. Orch.

*KLAC -Radio Newsreel. *RXLA -Sam Baiter.

6:30 -KFI, KFSD -Voice of Fire- stone.

HNX -Forever Ernest. KM. KGB, KFXM. KVOE-

Sherlock Holmes. REC'A. ¡PRO. HFMR -Dash-

lell Hammett's Fat Man. *KFWB- News. HMPC -Music Supreme. HGFJ -Dancing Rhythm. HLAC -Music from Mn. les. KXLA -The Corral. HGER- Church of Nararene.

5:15 -KFWB -Wayne King Orrh.

9 -BFI, HFSD -Hnagy Carmichael Show.

HNX -The Whistler. KECA -R .

*KHJ. KGB. KFXM, HVOE- Ye_s. Glenn girt .- c--s e.-_, r75.-1 A. Allen. *KFWB- °rte- de Limn.

HGFJ- Saimdns Amigos.

KFWB- Manpower. HMPC Johnny Johnston.

*KLAC -News, Concert Hall. RXLA- Variety Time. *KGER -News, Music.

KSWB -Green Hornet. 2:15 *HHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOL-

Rex Miller. 2:30 -HFT- Hollywood Bowl Young

Artists Competition. KNX-Frankie Masters Orch. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOL-

Inside of Sports. KECA- Fiesta Grande. RMPC -Glenn Miller Orch. KFWB -Show Time. KALA -Texas Jim Lewis. KFSD -Adventures by Mono.

*KF11B- Raymond G. Swing.

FLOYD B. JOHNSON

KFOXKFOX9:30.10:00 p.m. Monday

1280 Kilocycles

RFOX -Floyd B. Johnson. HGER- Graphic Press.

2:15 -KH.1, KGB, KFXM, HVOE- Henry .1. Taylor.

KFWB -Mill Rogers, Jr. KPRO -Savoy Orch. KFMB-Bing Crosby.

10 *HF7, KFSD-The Reporter. *HNX -Chet Huntley, News. *KECA-Relax With Tioney. *KH.1. KGB. HFXM, HVOE-

Fulton Lewis. *HMI'(' -News, Sammy Kaye.

EASTSIDE SHOW 10 TO 12 P. M.

óve.y Nish, Exrsp, Sunday

K F WB KFWB- Eastside Show. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance.

*KLAC-News, Music Memories. *R1,1 D- Newsical.

KXI.A -Tunes for Ten. KGRI- Western Music. *KGER -News, Roundup.

HPRO -Music of All NaMens. 10:15 -KFI -Casa Cugat.

HNX -Bill Bryan Trio. *KECA, EH,1, HVOE News.

KFSD- Convert Hall. HFMB- Continental Room.

10:30 *KF7 -Carreth Wells, Inside the News.

KNX- Flights. *KECA- Raymond Gram

Swing, America, Sing.

RMPC -Man With a Band. KXLA-Carter Wright Studio. KGFJ -Swing It. KGB- Chaplain Jim. KFWB -Hits & Encores. HVOE -149n Club.

10:45 -KFI -Show Time. KHJ-So the Story Goes. KECA- Market Street Blues.

*HFSD -News.

11 *KFI, RAJ. KMPC -News. *HNX -Jim Wyatt-

¡MCA-Philharmonic Reporter.

KFMB- Eastside Show. KGF.1 -Blue of Evening. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance. K XLA- Bandstand Revue.

*KLAC -News. Dance Music. HFSD- Blltmore Orch. HPRO, HFMIB -Pata Carson. KFXM, KGB -Organ.

*HGER -News. Roundup. 11:03- KECA -Starlight Roof.

RAMC-Aragon Ra I lroom. 11:15 -BFI- Taytormade Melodies.

KHJ. KGB -King Cole Trio. EXLA -Silver Spur.

11:20 -KNX -Opte Cates Orch. 11:30 -EFT -Treasury Salute.

KECA -Red Nichols Orch. KH,1. KGB -Organ .Melodies. K'tlPC- Vaughn Monroe Oren. KFSD- Thomas Peluso. KFMB- Cheatin' on Sandman.

11:45 -KFI- Philharmonic Reporter. RECA -Swing Sni -ee. -}` P_ . KGB, KI "nr- -News.

11:5510Kr'. ^.Ne*, EE(.A, HFSD-



whT+,*R, twF -el .e1P.±1rigeN...,

TUESDAY, MAY 14 *Indicates News Broadcasts.

0-KFI, KFSD -Fred R a ring. KNX -Kate Smith. KF :CA. KPRO-Don Mc'eill's

Breakfast Club. *KHJ. KGB, KVOE -Cecil

Bruno. *KMPC. RXLA, KI.AC -News; *KFI B- Inside Story.

KFA(- ('nuntry Church. K(iF.l- Concert Pastelle,

KRKD, 8:00 A.M.

HAVEN Of REST Tues., Thurs., Sat.

First Mate Bob and the Good Ship Grace

!1(K D. KCOX -Haven of Rest KWKW-Pan-American

Mission. RF'\ It- Wnkrup Bunch.

*KG ER -News. Sister Sylvia. KFMB -The, Timekeeper.

5:10 -KLAC -For the Girls, KFW'B -Mello 'limes

5:13 -KNX -Rig Sister. *KILL KGB -Frazier Hunt.

KM l'(' -Ma rkrl Report, Sports. KWKW -Olga Grilses, KG ER- 31 irpah. K OE;- Auction Showcase.

:35 -KFI, KC..D -Lone Journey. RNX -Hel en Trent Romance. RAJ, Ktilt, KFXM, KVOE-

Take It F:asy. K111'í' -A Song for Amr,

*HRKD, KFA(' -News KXI,A- Bastiat Brother..

*HW KW- News, Devntinns. KFOX -Rev. R. E. Reid. RFMB- Breakfast Club.

S:45-KFI. KFSD -David Herum. KNX -Our Gal Sunday. - KHJ. KGB, KFXM. K t)E-

\ irtor Lindlahr. *KF W II -News.

KFAI' -Stlow Time. HFlD -Vocal Favorites. KWKW-.Win. OC' Healing. RGER -New Tribes Mission.

KGFJ, KGEK -News. HNN -Life l'es Be Beautiful. KECA, HF:MB. HPRU-

Glamour Manor. *KHJ. KGB, KFXM, HYDE:-

Lyle l'an. News, *KMP('- New'a, Calif. Homes.

KFWB-Health talk. '

*ILA(' -News. 'arieties. HRKD -Sagebrush Serenade._ KWKW- toise of Chins. '

RXL.V, KFYD -Waltz Time. KFOX- Firebrands for Jests. RFSD- Friendly Neighbor.

11:85*KF1- Edward Jorgenson, Comment.

RGER -Lutheran' )lour. :In -RGFJ- Public Interest. :15- KFI -Especially , for Ton.

KNX -Ma Ferkios. RH.J, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Morton Downey. KMI'l' -Puppy Chesire. RFWB -SoutL pt the Horsier.

FA(' - Voice of Health. KXI. A- Harmotly. Homestead.

*Rl-% D -News; KV.KW- Lutheran Hour.

*RFSD -Larry Smith :30 *R11- Southern calif. News.

RNX -Young Dr. Malone. ' KECA, KPRO, KFMB- Brene-

man's Breakfast. KHJ -Time Out. KFWB -]bur Baby.

*RFA('. KW'KW -News, KGFJ -Upen Album. KFYD -Show Tunes RGB- Three- Quarter: Time. RN 'OF lune ('rush.. RGER -Rallis Re i, al. K IND-Time to Relax,

9 :40 -KF1 -Lits Iv 'l'ime. b:45 -KFI. KF'.h -AN Raker.

ENS-Road of l.lfe. KH,I -Time Time. KMPC -Perry Porno.

*KFWB. ERRI) -N en-a. RFA(- \hire of Romance. RFVD -Here t nine. Parade. RWRW --Sign or the ('lock. KGE It- W est w and, KGB- Molly Morse. K VI)E -Dirk A. Jeannie.

9 :55- KRRD -G. I. Roundup.

O BAF KFs11 -( +aiding Licht. .

RNX -Second Mrs. Burton. *HH.1. Etti. SIAM. KVOE-

New.. (.Tenn Hardy. *KECA. RFM H. KPRO-Homs

Edition,

*KMPC-News. Music Hall. KFWB -House of Milani. KWKW, KGFJ- Kacing News.

*KI.AC- News, Al Jarvis. RFA(' -Festival of Weitzel'. KRKD -Music. Talk. REVD- Morning Serenade.

*R FOX, RGER -News. KXLA -Piano Parade.

111:116-RGER -Floyd B. Johnson. 10:13 -KF'1, KFSD- Today's Children.

KNX -Perry Mason. KECA, KPRO, KFMB -Ted

Mn lone. JEW-Nancy Dixon. KGFJ- Serenade for l'os.

*K X1, A -News. KW KW-Sport s. EEO \ -Rev. Emma Taylor. KFCM- ,FjtCecnrd Shop, KGERR- It ingdonl Within. KGB. KVOE -Smile Time.

In :VS-KM-Betty Crocker. 10:30 -BFI, RFSD -Woman in

White, KNX -Rosemary. RECA, KPRO. KFMR -My

True Story. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, RI OE-

Queen for a Day. "WWII-Songs. RXLA -Woman's World.

*KFAC-World Panorama. K(iF.l- Uphent Session. RFVD- l'nion Rescue Mission. KRRD -M nsiv.

*KWKW -News, In Mo.ieland. Colombia On Parade.

RGER- Stmshine Pastor. KFSD -Do You Know?

10 :4 5-R FI -M a aq u ere d e. KNX -Teno and Tim. K MPC -Home (Trais. KFWB- Science of Mind. RFA(' -Latin (tuarter. KWKW-Pasadena Schools. K RKD- Midnight Mission. R(.F.R -Il. R. Hammond. RFON- Hebrew Christian Hr. KFSD -Do l'on Know.?

10:55 *RECA. RPRO. HFMR -News, Betty Crocker.

11 -BFI, RFSD -Woman of

America. RNX- IM' re in the Art.

*KECA, KFMB- Baukhage Talking.

RH.L KFXM, KVOF Elsa Maxwell.

*KMPC-Nowa. Music Hall. RFW B- Mnsir. KFAC-Haste for 'Inn.

*KLAC -News. Al Jarvis. KRRD -Light Concert. KNl. /. -Easy Listening. KWKW- Reward for Listen-

ing. RGF.1- Stylings in Blue.

*RFr1), ROER -News. KPRO-Swinging Down Lane. KFOX- Thomas Baird. KGB -Bosh Pritchard.

11:15 -BFI. RFSD -Mu Perkins. RNN- Thought for Today. RECA. R PRO-Et fuel. Albert. KH.1, KGB -Hymns 1 "on Love. RF \'D- \'tolet Schram. RFOX -Basic Fonds. RVOE -Treasury Salute.

HOER- Helene Smith. HMS-Musical Discoveries.

11:25 *!N X -Newa, 11:30 -KFI, RFSD -Pepper Young's

Family. RNX- Barritt Wheeler. RECA. KI'RU. HFMB-

I.istening fast. *KILL KGB. KFXM. K\11E-

Inited Nations Report. RFAC --Dr. Albert W. Palmer.

"STUDY THE BIBLE" with

Dr. Louis T. Talbot New Time-New Station

KFYD -1020 kf:. 11:30.12:00 Mon. thru Frl.

THE BIBLE INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES

!F1'D -Dr. Louis Talbot. *KRKD, KXI.A, KFOX -News.

KR'RIV -Newa. Melodies. KGER- sunshine rf Musir.

I1 :15-BFI, RIND -Right to Happiness.

RNX- Bachelor's Children. RI'l'A, KPRO -Foster Mat. KILL KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Command Band. HEAP -Piano Gems. KRRI) -Vocal Varieties. RXLA -Music of the Range. KFOX- Tempos of the Times.

*KFSD -News. KFMB -Meet the Band. E GER- Feminine Fare.

12 KFI -Farm Reporter. KNX -House Party. RECA -Al Pearce & Gang.

*KHJ, KMPC, HGFJ -News. RF W K- Music, K FAC- Luncheon Concert.

*KLAC -News. AI Jarvis. K RRD- Prairie Schooner. RF\T)- Editor of the Air. RN-LA-Dinner Bell Roundup. KWHW- Baseball Lineup. RFSD- Ba,kstage Wife.

*KGB, HIVE." KGER -News. *KFMB -John R Kennedy.

12 :05- KGER -Red Slnrrel. RWRW -Bine Room.

12:10 -KGFJ -Keyboard Magic. L2 :I5 -KFI. RFSD- Stella Dallas.

KILT- Johnson Family. *KMPC. KFXM -News.

RFVD- Luncheon Musical. R PRO -Improvisation. KGB -This 1. Mnsir, KFMB -Word to the Wives.

12 :!5 *KNX -News. 12 :30 -BFI, RFSD -- Lorenzo Jones.

RNX -Evelyn Winters.

MILD &

MELLOW 12:30 TO 1:00 P. M.

Meaiay Through Miley

IOU RH.1 -Mild and Mellow. KECA. KPRO-Ladies, Be

Seated.

TUESDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs appear in Ugh tfare Type: Atternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety S:(>') -Fred Waring. REI. 5 :0n- Breakfast Cluh. KECA. 9:30- Breneman's Breakfast

Party. KECA. 10:0(1 -House of Milani. KFWB. 1n:á4-Queen for a Day. KHJ.

I :1)- Johnny Murray. KNX, 4:30 -Art Baker's Notebook.

BFI. 5:30 -Date with Judy BFI. ß:00-Nob Hope. KFI. 6:30- Skelton Scrapbook. RF7. :i -Supper Club, KFI.

:38- Philip Morris Follies. KPI. a:00 -Amas 'n' Andy. KFI. a :IS -Kenny Raker. RECA. 5:30- Fibber & Molly, BFI.

Drama 5:O0-Inner Sanctum. KNX. 7 :30-Theatre of Romance. KNX. 5:00-Count of Monte Cristo,

KHJ. base -Lum & Abner. RECA. 11:110 -Rig Town. KNX. 11:30-Dark l'enture. RECA. 5:30-The Falcon. RH.I. 9:30- Murder Will Out. RECA.

Outstanding Music 3:30- American Melody Hour,

RNX. 4:00 -M urinal Masterpieces.

KFAC. ß :(1(I- Musical Digest. KGFJ. 6:30-Inglewood Park Concert.

KNX. 7 :00-Miniature Concert. KFAC. O :00- Evening Concert, KFAC. s::tu -Music Supreme. KMPC.

10:011 -Lanky Lager Dance, RFA('.

10:40- Eastside Show. KFWB. Public Affairs

2:00 -P.T.A.. KRRD. 0:30- American Forum. RQJ. 0:45- Flying Public. KECA, 9:30 -American Way Forum,

BFI. 10:30 -Open Hearing, KNX.

Sports -Comment 10:00 -Race Lineup, KWKW. 10:00 -Racing, KGFJ. 5:30 -Race Results, RGF.I, 5 :45 -Mure Results. HRKD. CM-Bey Meadnos, KMPC. AIRS- Bauehall. KMPC. 9:30- Inside of Sports. KHJ.

K MPC- Bridge Club. *KFWB-News.

KFAC-Show Tunes. KGFJ -Easy Rhythm. KXI.A- Pnlnted Post. HWKW -Farm News,

Varieties. K(i ll- Remember. RFMB -Easy Listening.

12:1, -KFI, KFSD -N idler Brown. KNX -Aunt ,Jean.. KMPC -Jerry Sear.. REVD -Violet Schram.

*KFAC-News. RXLA- tniversity of Calif. KGB -Songs of Praise. RFMB- Ladies, Be Seated. RIVE-Have Yon Read? !FOX- Platter Pantry. RGER -Garden School.

1 -KF1. KFSD-When a Girl Marries.

*KNN -Knox Manning, News. KECA, RPRO. HFMB =Jeck

Bench Show. *KILL RGB, Kl'OE- Cedric

Foster. KFWB-Music.

*KMPC- News, Musical Scrapbook.

KGFJ- Intermission. *KI.AC, KF \'D. K(.ER -News

KFAC- Penthouse Serenade. K R RD- Mnsir. K W K W- Varieties. RXLA- Community Broad-

casters. *RFOX- Graeme Fletcher.

I:10- RLA('- Highlights in Melody.

1:15 -KFL RFSD -Portia Faces Life.

RNX -Johnny Murray. RECA, KPRO, KFMb -Try

'n' Find Me. Mil-Bill Hay Reads Bible. KFAC-Melody Matinee. RXLA -Tick Teel( Tunes. RFVD -Piano Music,

M KGB, KFX, KVOE -Jnhn- Rnn Family.

1:30 -BFI, KFSD -,last Plain Bill. KNX-Meet the Miami*. KECA-11 e, RH.1- Melody Matinee. KMPC -Today in History. KC.F.I -Among My Souvenirs. KIND- Hawailan.

*KRKD-News. *KXLA- Listeners' Digest. *KWHW -Newa, Varieties. '

KFOX -Lucky Lady. RPRO -Ranch Boys. RGR, KFXM- Melody MseQ. KFMR -Modern Mond. KVOE -Thought for Today. RGER- Milady's Matinee.

I:45 -NFL, KFSD -Front Page Farrell.

!MCA. HPRO, KFMR- Hymns of All Churches.

KMPC -Sewing School. KXLA- Afternoon Varieties. KR RD-Singing Waiters. RFVD -Vocal Varieties. RVOE- Melody Hour. KFI -Road of Life. KNX- Valiant Lady. RECA. HPRO, KFMB-

What's Doin'. Ladies? KILL KGB, KFXM, RVOE-

Zeke Manners. KFWB- Melody Matinee.

*RMPC -News. Record Room, KWKW -Club 1430.

*KI.AC. RFSD -News. RFAC- Mmnory Muskat,. RN LA- D'Artege Presents. ROF.1 -Town Crier. KRRD -P. T, A. KIND- Timely Tunes. RFON -Organ Treasures, KGER -Long Beach Bend.

2:l$ -KLAC -Two for the Show. 2:15- BFI -Joyce Jordan.

KNX -Light of the World. K RJ, ROB. RVOE -John

J. Anthony. KRRD- Moaic. KFOX -Public Bulletin, KFXM -For the Veteran. RFSD -Road of Life.

9:'S *RECA. RPM), HFMB -Nor- man Nesbitt.

!:30 -KFI. RIND -Aunt Mary. KNX -Song Shop.

*KECA -.John B. Kennedy. KHJ. KGB, KVOE -BHA

Gwinn. KFW'B -Three Men on a Mike. RXLA -Sons of the Pioneers,

*KRKD -News, Music. *KWKW-News, Club 1430.

KFOX -Songs or the West. /WEB- Between the Lines. KPRO- Homefolks' Frolic. KFMR- Feminine Fancies.

!:40- RGER -L. B. Band. 2:45 -KFI, KFSD -Dr. Paul.

*RNX -Bob Trout. RECA- Hollywood Spotlight. KFAC-Music. ERR"- americans.

*RE'S It -Nr - s.



RADIO LIFE HPRO -,,:ue aarau,ae. KFMB -Movie News.

3 -HFI, RFSD -This Woman's secret

KNX- ßurritt {{heeler. * EHJ, KFNM, HFSD -News.

KECA, KPRO, KFMB -Bride and Groom.

*KMPC-News, Record Room. KFWR- Lawrence Welk Orch.

*KXLA. KGER -News. KFAC-Musical Favorites.

* SLAC -News, Something New. ER&D- Matinee Melodies.

GFJ- Record Jackpot. HFVD -Po ular Favorites. EWER-Handicap Contest. KGB, RVOE -True Confes-

sions. 3:05--- FI.ER -Under Blue Skies. 3 :15-K FI-Resen e.

KW-Happy Homes. KFWB -Bert Flske. KXLA -Juke Box Matinee. KFX.M -Dr. Philip M. Lovell. KERN- Buckingham Orch. KGER- Cheerful Chat.

*HFSD -News of the World. 3:39 -EFT- Music.

FINN- American Melody Hour. "MCA, KFMB -Clitt Edwards. RFWR -Melody Matinee.

*HRED -News, Music, EFOX- Holywnnd Salon. SGER -Take It Easy Time. KPRO-A1 Pearce & Gang. EFXM- Business Brevities. KFSD -Ronge by Donn,an. KGB-Man About Town. RVOE- Lyrlee for the Ladies.

3:45 -KFI -What Do Ton Say? EMI-Thirty Seconde te Go. RECA -Fr Scully.

*EFWB -News, KFAC-Casa Cugat. EFVD- Rhumba. EFOX -Joe Reichnian Orch.

*RFSD -H. V. Raltenborn. IMAM- Matinee Melody. KGB. RFXM. KVOE- Here's

Rowe.

4 EFT -Ladies' Day. *KNX -Knox Manning. News. *EEC$- Headline Edition. *EHJ. KGB, KF51. EVOE-

Fulton Lewis, Ir. *RMPC -News Bolero Time.

KFWB- Teatime Melodies. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.

*KLAC -News, Preview. KVLA Luke Box Matinee. KC,FJ -Swing Serenade. RRKD -Piano Paintings. EF% -Plano Selections. EWEW- Saddle Serenade.

*KPRO, EGER KFOX -News. RFSf- Thought for Today. *KFMB -Melody. News.

4:MS -KGER -Take It Easy Time. 4:15-EFT-Hollywood Fan

Magasine. !MX-Barbara Tate.

*KRJ. KGB. KFCM, KVOE- Rex Miler.

*RECA -R. G. Swing. KFWS-Gospel and Song. ELAC -Belle Martell.

*4FIT -News. KRR7?- Movleland Quiz. EFAX- Freddy Martin arch. RPRO- Thought for Today. REND-Mega-Vs Private ire. KFMB -Juke Box Serenade.

4:M-KPRO-Matinee Dance. 4:30 -KIEI -Art Baker's Notebook.

*ENX -Harry Flannery. *EF.CA -Alvin Wilder. News.

KR.I, KGB. KFX.M. KVOF Erskine Johnson.

KMPC -Sammy Kaye (Itch. ;Mir-Feature Rare. BRED -Tunes of the Day.

*KGFJ, RWEW. KPMB- News.

RFVM -98-90 Club. KFOX -Old Age Pension. RFSR- Aventures of Archie.

4:36 -KWRW -Vocal Varieties. 4:49 *KFWB -News.

RGFJ- Orchestre du Jour. 4 :45-RECA, KFMB. KPRO -Hop

Harrigan. *KNX -News. Gamed.

RB.I. KGB. RVol -Flit Frolirs.

KMPC- Twilight Tales. EFWB- Western Stars.

*RRKD -News. RWKW -Today at the Races. RFVD -Top lunes. HFSD -Treasury Salute.

4:65 *KNX -Bill Henry.

5 *KFI -Edward Jorgenson. /CNN-Inner Sanctum.

*KHJ. RFCM. KVOE -News. RECA, APRIL KIND -Terry

and the Pirates. *KMPC -News. Teen & Twenty. *KLAC -News. Preview.

KFAC- Moments in Music. KRHW- Italian Melodies. EGFJ -Jive at Five.

moor, -songs or the aame. KXLA -.Juke Box Matinee. KFVD- Sundown Roundup.

*KGER -News. Music. KGB -Casa Cugat. KFOX- Sunshine Mission.

5:15 *KFI. KFAC, KFSD -News. RECA, KFMB -Dirk Tracy. KRJ, KGB, &FXSI, EVOE-

Supermnn. *KLAC- Averill Berman.

KPRO- Twilight Tales. 5:30 -KFI, EPSD -A Date With

Judy. KNX -This Is My Beat. RECA, KPRO, EXITS-Jack

Armstrong. HELL KGB. KFX.M, &VOE-

Captain Midnight. KFAC-Whoa Bill Club. KLAC -Irwin Allem. HGFJ -Race Recap. KWKW- American -Jewish Be. RRKD -South Sea Serenade. KFVD- Evening Serenade. KXLA- Future Pianists. R(:ER -Books Bring Adven-

ture. *KFOX -Newa.

5:4 -RBCA- Tennessee Jed. KILL KGB. KFNM. KVOE-

Adventures of Tom Mix. KSWC -Top Tunes. KXLA- Miniature Concert. KGFJ -Show Time.

*KLAC -Sam Baiter. KRED -Rare Results. KGER -Dan Dunn.

*KPRO. &FMB -News. HFI. KFSD -Rob Hope. ENX -Crime Photographer.

*KHJ KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Gabriel 'leaflet.

SECA- Roaming Around. *KMPC, KFWB, KFOX-News.

SFAC- Music. *KLAC -News, Preview.

EGFJ -Musical Digest. KWKW- Harness Raring. REVD- Evening Serenade. KXT.A -Books Bring

Adventure. KRAD -Early Ramette.

*EGER -News. Music. 9:15 -HHJ, KGB -Real Life Stories.

KECA- Prevention Pre- ferred,

KMPC -Treasury Salute. *KFWB -John B. Hughes.

KT.AC- Barbershop Rar - monies.

KXLA -Mary Burke King. KGER -Today in Sports. KFVM -This Is Our uty. KVOE- Candlelight t Music.

5:30 -AEI. KFSTJ -Red Skelton.

PAGE 17 TUESDAY LOGS 7:13 *HFI. HFSD- Fletweea t,aw-

ton. KNX -Jsek Smith Show. B ECA- Concert Time.

*RR.1. KGR -Cpton Close. KRKD- Three -Quarter Time. EFOX- Roilywnod Whiapete. RVOF You Were There.

7:30 -HFI. KIM-Philip Morris Follles. KN- Theatre of Romance.

KRJ, KGB, HFX.M. REDE- Red Ryder.

KM PC-Firestone Fs vo rites. *KFWB -Peter tie Lima.

FLORETTA'S MUSICAL JEWEL BOX

Tonight --7:30


KFAC- Floretta's Jewel Box. RRKD -Do You Know? S PRO- George Ricks KFOX -Longshoremen's

Dispatch. KGER -Kingdom Within. K FMB -Juke Beg Serenade.

7:45 -KECA, KPRO- Rowser ter Atty. Gen.

*KFAC. KFOX -News. KFWB -Vae Demme Quintet. KXLA -Jimmie Dolan.

7:55 *KNX -News. Alcott. EFT, KFSD -Amos 's' Andy.

611 RNX -Big Town. RECA, KINDS-Lunt k Abner. KRJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Count of Monte Cristo. *KMPC, KLAC, EGER -

News. *KFWB-Tomorrow's News.

KFAC- Evening Concert. KGFJ- Concert Encore.

*KFOX -Rev. tockye

S :111- KLAC- Baseball .

5:15 -RECA. EPRO. REAM- Sincerely. Kenny Raker.

EASY ACES new on RMPC

8:15 - 8:30 p. m. Monday thru Fnea

MALE QUARTET Frank Holiday Trevor Clark Stewart Bair

Allan Watson KNX -Tuesday -6:30 P.M.

INGIEWOOD PARK CEMETERY ASS N.

KNX -Melodies America Loves.

RE('A -Radio Review. KRJ, KFXM, KVOE-

American Forum. HMPC -Bay Meadows Races. KFWB- America Damns.

*KLAC -K. Louis Flatten. KFAC-Academy of Music. KXLA -Help Wanted. KRID -Show Tunes.

*RFVD, KPRO -Newa. RFOX -Hat's Memory Room. KGER- Prophecy Speaks. KGB-G. 1. Joe Civilian. KFMB- Modern Mood.

5:45 -RECA. KPRO-The Flying Public.

KRKD- Hollywood Tunesmith. *KLAC -Mobile McNamara.

KXLA -Musical Dept. Store. 0:55 *KECA. KFMB, KPRO -Elmer

Davis. 7-KFL KFSD- Supper Club.

KNX -Lanny Ross Show. KF.CA -Ed Sullivan. HHJ. KFICM, KVOE-

American Forum. *KMPC,-News. Song for Lou.

KFAC -Convert in Miniature. HGFJ -Musical Digest.

*KLAC -News. Al Jarvis. *RRKD. KGER -News.

KXLA- Musical Dept. Store. KPRO- Redlands Choir. KFMB -Sweet and Swing. KGB -Salon Sketches.

I:05- SGER -: assn.

KM PC -Easy .Aces. KFWB- Warner Bros. Orch.

*K LA -Sam Reiter. 5:30 -KFI, KFSD- Fibber McGee

and Molly. ENX- That's A Good Idea. RECA. EPRO, KFMB -

Dark Venture. RR.). KGB, KVOE -Ths

Falcon. E MPC -Musie Supreme.

*RFW B -News. EGFJ -Dancing Rhythm. KXLA --91th Street Corral. KFOX -P. E. Gardner. EGER -City Hall Report. KFXM- Feeling Is Mutual.

5:41 -KNX- Warren for Governer. KFWB -Wayne Ring Ardt. EGER -Treasury Salute.

"TUESDAYS at 9" 9:00 P.M. TUESDAYS

Ki't- Tuesday at Nine. RNX -Get That Story.

*KRJ. KGB. EFXM, HIVE- News. Glenn Hardy.

'MCA. KPRO, KFMB -Bob Wills L Texas Play Boys.

*RFWR -Peter de Lima. *KMPC,-News. Baseball. *KLAC -News. Baseball.

KXLA- Variety Time.

n ,rJ- naluaos Amigos. *EGER -News.

K.FSD- Packard Bell Show. 9:15 *EHJ, KGB. KFX... KI OE--

Crowley. SFWB- Strollin' Tom. KGER -Let's Talk Robbies.

5:35 -KFI- American Way Forum. FENN-Tapestries of Lite.

"MURDER WILL OUT"

TUESDAYS MECA 5:30 P.M.

DFTICTIVF MYSTERY YARNS BY

!Z[/t jet, RECA, KPRO- Murder WW

Out. KILL KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

Inside of Sports. B--Show Time.

H AZA -jexas Jim Lewis. KFOX- Inside Facts. KGER -Graphie Press. HFSD- Flaunting Rent.

*KFMB -- Raymond G. Swing. 9:45-KILL KGB, KFLM, KVOE-

Patterson for Senator. Maple. Btmg Crosby,

i0 *H1I, EFSD -The Reporter. *KNX -Chet Huntley, News. *KI4J, EPOS- FUIton Lewis.

ESCA -Relax with Cal Timmy. HMPC -Baseball.

EASTSIDE SHOW 10 TO 12 P.M.

evry Night Irmo Sunder

KF WB KFWB- Eastside Show. KFAC-Lucky Lager Deans. KXLA -Tunes for Ten.

*KLAC -News. Olympic rights KGEJ -W entern

*RFIT1- Newsical. 3 Flours. KPRO- Cartaio Calls. KGB -Arme of Song. RFMB -Hite of Yesteryear.

lodes -- KGER- Musical Roundup. 10:15- KFI -Reserve.

RNX -Rill Bryan Trio. *SECA. RRJ. KGB. MM.

REDE -News. "FAD -- Concert Hal.

le:25- KMPC -Sportsmen's News. 1e:30*EFI- Carveth Wels. Inside

the News. RNX -Open Rearing.

*KECA- Raymond Gram Swing. KRJ -Sing. America. Slag. KMPC -Man With a Band. RGFJ -Swing It. KGER -Cowboy Music. EFSM, KGB-F. Nagle Oreh. KPRO. KFMB- Deeters Talk

It Over. KVOE -145ó Club,

1.9:45-KF7 -Show Thee. KECA -The Dotter Talks

It Over. KRJ -Are the Story Goes. KPRO- Ambassador Orek.

*KFSD -News.

11 *KFI- Eleventh Hour News. *KNX -Jim Wyatt.

RECA- Fiesta Grande. *KRJ, KMPC. KLAC -News.

KFWR- Eastside Show SFAC -Lackt' Dane* Tittle. EGFJ -Blue of Evening. KXLA -Painted Poet.

*KGER -News. Music. KFMR. RPRO -Bal Tabarin. KFSD- Biitmore arch. KEX11I. SGB- Stewart Oreh.

ll:OS- KMPC- Lawrence Welk Orch. 111:111 -RT.AC -That Rand train. 11:15- RFT- Taylormade Melodies.

KRJ -Feeling Is Mutuel. KXLA- Silver Spur. SGER -Top Rail. KPRO- Claremont Hotel. RFMB- Cheatin' On Sandman.

11:20 -KNX -Sammy Kaye Oreh. 11:3ó -R Deserve.

KF. A- Claremont Rote! dreh. KRJ. KGIt -Spike Jones. EMPC -Kerb Jeffries. RYLA- Randsund Revue. RFSD -Dance Orrh.

11:35- RNN -Benny Carter (tech. 11:45 -RNX -KNX -tre. Music.

*ACM. KGB. RVOF News. 'MCA. KPRO -Clnh Morocco.

11:55*KNX. RECA. RFISD -News.



WEDNESDAY, MAY 15 *Indicate. +wn Broadra *a. KFI, KFSI) -Fred Waring, KNX -Kate Smblb. RECA. KI'RO -Doe MrNeill's

Breakfast ('lob. *KH.1. R(:B. R\'IIF Peril

Brown. *KMPC. KXLA, [LAC -News.

KFWB -I.. A, Breakfast Club. KGFJ- ('onecrt Pantelle. KRKD. KEOX -Bible

Institute on the Air. RFA(' -Country Church. KWKW -l'an -American

Mission. KF%ll -N akeup Ranch.

*RIiER -News, Kiefer Sylsis. KFXM -Songs of t raine. RFMB -The Timekeeper.

gaa -KLAC -For the Gicla. 1:1A -KNN -Big Sinter.

*KH.l. K(.B- Frarier Hunt. KM PV-Ma rket. Sports. KFXM- Sunshine Seri lee. [WRW -luge Graces. RC ER-M iznah. K\ OE- Aurtiop Showroom.

11: (0 -KFI. RFSD -Lone Journey. KNX-Helen Trent Romance. K HJ. KGB. KFXM, RTOF.

TAM. It Ea «, Time. KM1'(' -A gone for eau.

*RFA('. KRKD -New.,

KXLA, 8:30 A.M.

HAVEN OF REST Mon., Wed., Fri.

First Mate Bob and the Good Ship Grace

KOLA -Hawn of Rest. *KWKW -Nrms. I/es otiose.

KFOX -Rev. R. E. Reid. [FMB -Breakfast Club

11:45 -REI. KFSD -Dasid Harem. K NX-Our Gal Sunday. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOF,-

Victor I.indlahr. KT, A /' -Show Time. KWKW -Wing, of Reatina REND-1 oral Fas *rites. R(:ER -New Tribes Mission.

9 *KFI. Kt F.l. KGER -News. RNX -Life l'an Re Reantifal. RECA. RFMB. APRO-

Glamour Manor. *R71.1. KGB. RFXM. [l'lIR-

Lyle %'an. News. *KMI'l' -News. l'atif. Home..

KWKW - Voir of Chias. RX1.A, REVD-Waite Time.

*RLAC -Hewn, \arletles. RAND-Sagebrush Serenade. KFIIX- Firebrands for Jenne. KFSD -Tnnr Friendly

Neighbor 11: Ml *KFI- Edo ard J

Comment. R(.ER -Lath. ran Rnur.

1:111- RGFJ- Publie Interest. 11:16 -KFI- F :aneriall for You.

KNX -Ma Perkin «. KM. KGB. KFCM. KNOT -

Mort on Dnwn...

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

R. L. McMASTER, D.C., Ph.G. Ph. D., F.R.S.A. (London)

for the

McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM

E.er. morning -lion. then F'ri KFA(' nt :e:ii

11.1.1111.1.1.1.111/1.11/11.11.111.1 K FAC-\bite of Health. KMPC -Papp, ('hraire. KXLA -Harmony Home...ad.

*KEN I/ -News. RWRW -Lutheran Hour.

*KFSD -Larry Smith. r: :k1 *RFT-Local rage, Tom

Owens. KNN- 1'0111M Dr. Malone. REV A. Krell RFMFt -Tons

Rreneman'n Rreakfant. KH.1 -Timm Chit. KFWB -1 our Baby. *R".('. (TWAW -News. KEPI/ -Show Tun.. KGF.1 -/)pen Album. KVOF Rint Crosby. RFXM -Family Almanac. KT-SD-Time In Rela.. KGR -San Diego Scrnnhook. A(:ER -Radio Re. fret.

5:40 Ct- L.dlahy Time. 1:45 -SFr. KFa" -.141 P ^kor.

KNX -Road of life. KHJ -Tua, Time. KMPC-Perry Como.

*KFWB. KRKD -New.. RFAC -Volve of Romance. K FV11 -Here Conies Parade. [WNW -Sign of the Clock. KGB -Molly Morse. KFXM- Melody Roundup. KGER- N'eatn nod. KVOF /lick t Jeannie.

1:56- KRKD -G. I. Ronndlln.

10 AFI, KFSD -Guiding Light. KEN- Second Mrs. Burton.

*KH1. KGB. KFXM. KVOF.- Nerrs. Glenn Bardy.

*[ECA, [PRO. RFMB -Home Edition.

*EMPC -Neo s. Mush. Boll. KFWB-House of Milani. [W'KVV. [GFJ- Racine News.

*[LAC -Newn, Al Jarvis. AFA('- Festisal of Watt,'.. ARAD -Mush.. Talk. REVD-Moraine de. K XLA -Piano Parade.

*RFIIX, AGER -News. l,:El -RIiER-Floyd R. Johnson. 10:15 -KFI, RFSD- Today's Children.

ANN -Perry Manna. ;EFTA. RrR(, KFMR -Ted

Malone. MU-Nancy Di.nn. [GFJ -Serenade for You.

*KXLA-Newt. A WK W- Sporta. AGES- Kingdom Within. K F(IX -Rev. Emma Taylor. KGB. KFXM, KV(IF emile

Time. 10:46 -KEl-Betty ('rocker. le:3R -KF1. KFSD -Woman in

White. K V C- Ronema ry. RECA, [PRI. [FMR -My

True Story. K HJ. KGB. [ECM. [VOE.-

Qneen for a Day. RFWR- Snags. AGF.1- Enheat Reselo

*AFAC -World ma.

NOW PIERRE Maestro el the Chafing Dish

With Marion Lee WOMAN'S WORLD

on KXLA -10:30 A.M.

KXLA- WemanA World. *KWKW -News.

ARKI -Musir. KFVD -Enron Kexeue Vi.nioo. KGER- Sunshine Pastor.

10::46 -KWKW -In Mnvielaad, Columbia IM Parade.

le :43- KFI -Masquerade. [NC -Teat and 'l'im. KMPC-Homs Chats. KFWB -Selene, of Misd. RFAC -Latin Quarter. KRKD -Midnight Miseinn. KWKW -Cancer Program. AGES -R. R. Hammond.

[MX-Hebrew Christian Hr. MESH- Rack.tage \lile, RFSD -tlo lbu Know?

Is:55 *K::1'A.. RI'RO. RFMH -News. Betty Crocker.

11 KFI, KFSD- Rl.man of tmeriea.

h', C- )ba're In the Sel. h I. i' 1, RFMIt- lin ukl.a gm

V alkinK. KHJ, KFXM, KV'IIF -Elsa

Maxwell. *'.CMPC -Ne,. Musk Hall.

KEW B- Mu «ir. RFA('- 111n.i for Tou.

*KI AC -News, Al .)arsi.. KXI.A -Easy Lint eel BGF.l- Stylmcn in lilne.

*NEVI/. AGER- Ner.. KC ND -Light l'encert. RWRW- Reward for l.islen-

log. KF'0E- Thomas Baird. A 'NI-Ranch B.e. KGB-Rosh Pritchard.

11:13 -FF. Kr'I -xt. ..rt:n.. KNX Mon thru Fri 11:15

^4 Th ,,hl fur 1'udas"

with Jim Garthwaite 4

for 4

BANK of AMERICA [NN- Thought for Twin,. RECA. KPRII- Ethel. Albert. [HJ. KGB -Hymns You Lose. [EVI)- Violet Sch es m. [ECM -Song to Remember. [ \'l1E- Smnoth Performance. [GER -Helen. smith. REMIS -M axles Disrrneries.

ll :46 *KNX -Neap. 11:31 -HEI. KFSD -Pepper Yount.

KNX- Rnrritt Wheeler. *KHJ. KGB. KFXM. AVOF.-

United Nations Report. RECA. KPRII. RFMR-

I.istening Post. KEW-Dr. Enois Talbot.

*KIRK.). RXI.A. RFIIX -News. *KW R W-News. Inetreemelmlle..

KGER- Snnahine of Musir. 11:46 -AFT. KFSD -Right to

Happiness. RNC- R,rleelne. t'hildnn.

APRII- Footer May. KM. KGB. KFXM. Kl'OE-

Quaker ('it, Serenade. KFAC -Piano tiern a. ARAD- -Veril Varieties. EXF.A -Musir of the Ranee. KGER- Feminine Fare.

* RFSD -News. KFMR -Meet the Rand.

12- KFI -Farm Reporter. RNX -G. F:. House Party. *KM- Broadway Newt. RECA -Al Pearce & Gant.

*AMP('. KGB. RVI/P Newa. [FWR- Musir. RFAC- Luncheon Concert.

*MAC-News. Al Jars in. KFTII- Editor of Ihn Air. E%LATDinner Bell Roundup. RW[W- Raneball Lineup.

*AGF.I. ROER. !MID-New.. KRAD -Prairie Schermer. KFXM-Song. by ('nenn.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights Horning Programs Appear In 1.1ghttar. Type: Afternoon and

Evening Prove m In Reldfaee.

Variety $:00 -Fred Waring. EEl. 11:00- Breakfast Club. KECA. 11:00 -L. A. Breakfast Club.

KFWB. D:31í-- Breneman' Breakfast.

KECA. 11i:00 -House of 11111an1. KF'W R. 10 :811 -Queen for a nay. KHJ, l:15- Jeha.y Murray, KNX 6:1111-Frank Sinatra. ANC. S::ta -Rn Crosby Shnw. K. 0:00 -Kay Kyaer Koller,. en. 2:00 -Sonner Clnh. KFI.

:::a- fildetarde. KIEL 11;011-.I.r4 Carson. KEN. a:MI-Eddie Cantor. RF1. 1:01 -Robby Rnnra. RECA.

Drama 2:01 -Roll e Rhakie, [E('A.

:3S --Dr. Christian. KEN. a :N1 -Lam * Abner. [INCA. 1:011 -Mr. and Mr.. North. AEI. $:M- Feller. Queen. AMC. 1 :a11 -Mr, District Attorney. AFI. 1 :30- Hnllywnnd 'nester. AEI. ame-Th Weird Cirri., AFC,.

Outstanding M Manlerpieree.

a :111- Musical pigea,. KI:FJ. 11:00 -Great Moments in Munir.

[NC. 2 :N1- Miniature Booterl, ARAI' a :01- Evening (' t. KFM. 1:70 -M nsir Supreme KM P(',

111:4).-l.oek Tager Dance Time KFAC.

10:01- Enstsid Show. AFWR.

Public Affairs 1:341-Youth Interprets the News.

AMPC. i:30- Rackrroeend for Isis ing.

KNC :15-Fool'. .Monty RECA

Sports-Comment 10:00 --Race Lineup. KWKW. 111:10- Raring. KfF.).

5 :.11 =Rare Rceldta, [(iFJ. 5 :411 -Rare Result.. KRIM. 11,11 1-Ra W.ndnwa, KMPC. 11:110- Snortnmnn Cloh. ARC A. 11:0'- R:1 «eh.It. KMPC. 1:311- Insid of Spart.. AHJ.

r

*,,E1111-Renmed). News. 1:05.-G.1iER-Ited Maffei. MY -tilue Room. t^10-GrF.I-1ie,brrard Magic. l'2:1 ì-Fa.'. KF'Sh-Stetln Il.rllnr.

KH.1-./olrnsen Family. *`:St1Y', KEG X, KFX.11-News.

KFVI)-1.nnchenn Mnnir. K PRO-lmnrnriaa tion. R{VIE-This Is NI note. K b1:=rradint l'usi. RF'Mlt-Word to the Wisea.

VOL-Cliff Edward.. PI :43*KN N-Nees. IY:. 0-6F1, RFS11-1.urervn Jones.

KEN -Eselyn Winters. R!' \, RI'RO-l.adirs, M izr.te'

MILD &

MELLOW 12:30 TO 1:00 P.M.

Monday Th,eunh f,idy

KHJ KH - bellow. All l' -I ;r', e

1 heb. *%1111i- .` e, .

KF.11-Show 'runes. K WKW-Farm News,

\ erietlea K(.F.l -Easy Rhythm. KF \'D- Violet Schram. K XLA -faint oil Pont. KFXM- Fahre Front. R Von-shady volle,. AFMIt -Ease Listening.

Is :45-KFL KFSD- Widder grown. KN'. -Arent .lenn). KMPC-Man on the Street. * KF.A(' -News. KXLA -l'nis meaty of Calif. RFIIX- Platter Pantry -. ROER- Garden Sr lrnul. KFXM- Fnahionn in Munir. KGB -Song* of Pettis,. KFM11- 1.ndiea. Re Seated.

1 RF'i' KFSD- il'hen a Girl

Marri... *KNN -Knos Manning. Newa.

RECA. KI'Hll. KFMR -.laek Beech Show.

*RH.1. KGB. Xi DE-Cedric Foster.

KF'WR. RRRD- Muair. *KM PC- Sewn, Musical

Scrapbook. RFAC -Pent honer S de.

*R1.A(', KFSD. KGF.R -New. RGF.I- lntermi.nion.

KXI..A -Comm unity Broad- casters.

KFXM- Sagebrush Serenade. *KF(IN- Graetne Fletcher.

.113-K GER-Helene Smith. :10- K1.AC -1.. A. Pollee Band. :15-K Ft. RFSD - Portia Fare.

I.ife. KNX-Johnny Murree. KECA. AFRO. KFMR -Try

'n Find Me. KH.1 -Bill Ha, Reads Ribl.. KFAC -Melody Matinee. KXI..A -Tick Tank Tune KFVD -Piano Music. KWKW- Hollywood Serenade. Kt ;R, KFXM. RVOE -The

Johnson Family. :ass -KF'l. KFSD -Jagt Plain

Bill. ANN -Mod the Minns. R E(' A -Rear .s.. K14.1-Melody Matinee. KMPC-Tenth Interpret. the

News. KI.A('- Highlights in Melody.

*KXI.A- Liden.r'. Digest. *KWKW -News. Vrietlea. *QRKD -News.

KGFJ -Among My Sou. (mire. K FVD- Hawaiian Mush KFXM -Muair for Youth. K PRO- Valley Revelers. RI:R -Sour ('nuntry. KFM Ili-Modern Mond. RGF.R- MusirF. T RVOlroeaht for Today.

:4:5 -KF'r, RFSD -Front rag. Farrell.

REC A. RPRII. KFMB- Hymns of All Churches.

KXt.A- Afternoon Varieties. KRKD- Sing(ng Welter KFSD- \ben1 l'. rieti KFXM -l.e.t W. Forget. ATOE -)'nor Country.

2 RFI -Road of leit.. K N3.-Valiant LAO. KC('.A. KFMB. APRII-

What'. Doin'. Ion die.? R.I. ROB, KFXM. AVI/R yes. Manner.. *'zte(' -New.. Herold Ream.

AFWR- '(lelnd, Matinee. *Ç, a., wFF`vv) -New. K^' rem.



RADIO LIFE KGFJ-Town Crier. KXLA-D'.trtega P Is KF7)-Timely 'l'unes. KKKD -Organ Re. Pries. KW'AW -Clnh 1430. KFOX -Organ Treasures. R(.ER -Long Reach Band. 2:t0- KI.A(' -Two for the Shaw.

2:16- KFI -jnyee Jordan. RNX -Light of the World. KHJ, K(.B. KVOE -Jahn

J. Anthony. KRKD- Cunrert Melodies. RFOX- Public Bulletin. KFNIM -flay It Sale. KFSD -Road of Life.

2:!6 *KECA. KFMB. KPRO- Norman Nesbitt.

1:30 -KFI. KFNI) -Aunt Marv. KNX -Rack ground for Living. KH.L KGB. KVOE -Bill

(:Winn Show. *KECA -john B. Kennedy.

KPS%lt -Three glen on a Mike.

RXLA -aeons of Ille Pion..... *KRRD -News, Music. *KWHW- New.. Club 1430.

KFOX -Songs of the West. KFXM- Devotions, Music. KPRO- Jewell Wynne Singe. KGER- Between the Lines. KFMR- Feminine Fancies.

_:BI -R(1ER -!.one Beach Band. RFMR -Movie News.

:46-KF1. KESD -Dr, Paul. *KS X -Bob Trout.

KECA-Hollywood Spotlight. *KFVD -News.

KRKD -Pan -Am rira na .

RPRO- Veterans' Administra- tion.

?:.ilk- KFMIt- Desntional Time. 3 -KFI, KFSD -lits Womans Secret.

KNX- Rnrritt Wheeler. RFC.. KPRO, KFMR -Bride

and Groom. *KILT. K(.ER -yews. *R61 1'í' -Nowa, Record Room.

KFW'R- Lawrence Welk Orrh. *K X1.A, KFXM =News: KFAC- Musical Favorites.

*KLAC -Sewn. Something New. RG F.1- Jack pot .

RRRD- Matinee NI clodies. KIND-1.. A. Daily Reporter. KWSW -Ha talker Content. KFOX- Varieties. KGB. KV'OE -1'rn. Confes-

slnns. 3 MS-KG ER-Ender Rio. skies. 3 :16*KFI. KIND-New. of World.

KHJ -Happy Home RMIS-Reef Fisk.. RXLA -.lake Roy Matinee. RFOX -!lam aii Coils.. KFXM -Dr. Locell. RGER- Cheerful Chat.

3 :30 -KM- Music. RNX - Norwood Smith Sings. KECA, KFMB- -Cliff Edwards.

" µB-- Your Home. *KRKD -News, Music.

RPRO -AI Pearce & Gang. KFXM- Business Brevities. KFOX- Hollywood Salon. KGER -Take It Env Tim.. RFSD- Carolyn (:Usait. KGR -Man About Town. HVOE- Lyrics for the Ladite.

3:46 -KFI -What Do Von Say? KNX -Th. Pickard*. KHJ -Smile Time. AEC A- Frnmen Scully.

*KEW'S-News KFAC -Casa Comet. XFVT)- Rhumba.

*RFSI) -H. V. Kaltenhorn. KFMB- Matinee Melody. KGB. KFXM, IÇV'OF H.r.'s

Hew.. KFI- Ladies' Day. *RNX -Knox Manning.

KGR. KFXM. KVI1F.- Fulton J. Lewis. Jr.

*KECA- Headline Edition. *RMPC -News, Bolero Tint..

KFWB -Woman's Page. RXLA -,Juke Boy Matinee. KFAC -M melee! Ala eterpie.ea.

*RLAC -Sawa. Preview. KC.FJ- Swing S de. KRKD. KFVD- Pia no. KWKW- Saddle Serenade.

*K(.F.R, KFOX, KPRO -Swa. KFSD- Thought i ,r Today.

*KFMR- Melody, Newa. í:11.S -KGER -Take It Easy Tim.. ! :1 S- KFI -Rnllywood Fan

Magazine. FEN X -Barbara Tate.

*KECA-R. G. Swing. *KH/. KGB. KFXM, KVI1F

Rex Miller. KFWB- (:expel and Song. RI,AC- Rnllywood Trend*.

*KFVD -Sewn. KRRD -Vinci eland Quiz. KPRO- Thought for Today. KFSD- Maggie Private Wire. Kuehn .hike Bey Serenade.

PAGE 19 WEDNESDAY LOGS 4::30 -KPRO- Natine, Dance. 6:65 *RECA, KPRO. KFMB -Elmer 4:30 -KFI -Art Baker's Notebook. Danis. *KNX -Harry Flannery, KFI, KIND-Supper Club. 7 KNX -Lanny Rows Show.

KHJ. KGB-Nick Carter. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, RADE--

Erskine 'rah neon. *KECA- Alv in Wilder. News.

KMPC Samna Rave's (tech. KLAC- Feature

*KGFJ, KWRW. KFMB- News.

RRRD -Tunes of the Day. KFVD -60 -66 Ci oh. HFOX -Old Age Pension. RIND-Home la What Vnu

Make It. 4:35 -KWHW -Vocal Varieties. 4:4U *KFWB -:Sews.

RGFJ- I/rchestre de Jane. 4:45 *KNX -News, (.arred.

RECA. Knit). KFMR -Hap Harrigan,

KHJ, KGB- Calendar of To- morrow.

KMPC- Lawrence Welk Olrh, KFWB- Western Stars.

*HIDED-News. KWHW -Today at the Rares. K IND-Top Tunes. KFXM -Musical Cocktail. KVOE -Music That' Live.

:66 *RNX -Rill Henry.

S *RF1 -11. V. Kaltenborn.

KNX-Frank Sinatra. *KHJ. KFILM, KVOE -News.

KECA. KPRO, KFMR -u Teary' and the Pirates.

*KMPC -Newa. Teen & Twenty. KFAC- Momenta in Muai..

*RLAC -New., Preview. KRIM -Songe of the Saddle. KXLA -Juke Boy Matinee. RGFJ -Jiva at S. KWHW- Italian Melodies. KFVD -Sundown Roundup. K GR -Casa Curet. RFOX- Sunshine Miaaini.

*RGER -News. x:16 *KFI, KFSD. KFAC-New ,..

RH.). KGB. KFXM, Superman.

KECA, KFMR -Dick Tracy. *KLAC-Averill Berman.

KPRO- Nnvelexq me. 6:36 -- KFI -Cana Curet e

RNX -Koh Crosby Sliew. RECA, KPRO, KFMR -.lark

Armstrong. RAJ, KGB. KFXM. RVOF

Captain Midnight. KLAC -Irwin Allen. KC:FA -Rare Recap. KFAC -Wlwla Bill Club. RWRW- American.lewish 11r. KFVD- Eening )Serenade. KRKD-Snuth Sea Serenade.

*KGER -Navy New.. K IND-Mary With the Story.

6:45 *KFI. KFSD -Elmer Peterson,. *KNX. KFMB, KPRO -New.

!MCA Ten Jed. *KHJ, KGB. KFXM. AWNS

Advent ores of Tom Mix. KMPC -Tep Tunes. KXLA- Miniatnre ('a 1. KGFJ-Show Time,

*KFAC-Sam Salter. .

RRRD -Race Results. KGER- Mandrake, Magician. *R PRO. KFMR -Newa. 6 -K1.I, KFSD -Ray Ry

Musical. Rollege. KNX -Great Momenta of

Musi.. KECA, KPROKFMR -Loons

Ranger. *HAUL KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Gabriel Heaths.. *KMPC. KFWB; RLAC. KGES, KFOX -News.

RGFJ -Musical Digest. RFA (', KRKD- Music. KIND-Evening . de. KWKW- Harnes. Racing. KXLA- Pasadena Plsyhogar. RFMR --Jukè Roy.

6:16- --KHJ. KGB -Real Life Storica. KMPC -Treasury Salute.

*KFW It- Henry Morarn,haa. KLAC- Berber.hop Har-

monies. KFOX- Mlraelea of Schnee. KGER -Today in Sports.

*KFXM -Name. and Places. K V'OE- Candlelight & Muai,.

6:311-KNX- Holiday for Maxie. KECA. KPRO. KFMR -Want

to Lead a Band? KH.11, KGB. KFXM. RVOR-

Spotlight Bands. KMPC-Bay Meadows Rare *. KFWR- America Dances.

*KLAC -K. taut. Matsu. KFAC- Academy of Moak. KXLA -Help Wanted. KRKD-Show Thorn.

*K FVD-N ewa. KFOX -Hal'. Memory Room. KGER -Prophecy Speak..

e :4.5- KRKD- Toaeseti t h a. *KLAC- Mobile McNamara. KXLA- Musical Dept. Stere.

K E('A -Itost an Mackie. *KMPC -News. Song for 1 ou.

KFAC -- Concert m Miniature, KC.FJ- Musical Digest.

*RLAC -News, Al Jerrie. *KItXD, KGER -News..

KPPC- Pasadena Musicians. KXLA -Musical Dept. . Stnee. KPRO- J(edlanda University. KFM11-Sweet and Swing. KVOE- Dinner Dame.

O. -,K(iES- Fagan. 7:16*KFI. KKaf -Fleet woo . . Lawton.

KNX -dark Smith Show". KRKD-_ Three-Quarter . Time. KPPC -Truth That Makes

Men Free. KFOX- George Fisher. KVOE -Peace Officers.

7:311-KF1, RESTS -- Hildegarde. KNX -Dr. Christ inn. KH,1, KGB, .KFXM, KVIIE --

Cisco Rid; KECA- Anderson Family. KMPC-WM*1 one Feu oritee.


Tonight --7:30


RFA('- Fluretta's Jewel Boy. KRKD-De You Know? K FO X- l.nngah orrmen's

Dispatch. KGER-, -Bea. Donnie. KPRO -Fantasy In Melody. KFMBe--Mnrder Will hut.

I :46 *KFAC - ews. KFWR -VAn III Ill Quintet. RXLA -.)(mull Dolan. KPRA- .itíanell Entertains. K P PC-- Mysie.

7:56 *KNN -Newt Alcott. .

e -KF!, KFSD -Mr. Mrs. North.

KNX -,lark Carson Show. RECA, KFMR -Lum t Abner. KH.1 -The Main Line.

*KMPC, KLAC. RGER -News. *KFWR- Tomprrow's News.

K FAC- Evening Concert. ' *KXLA= Aaerill Kerman.

KG FA-Concert Encore. KPPC --Ch un'h'a World KPRO -Eney Rhythm. KGB -The Sealed Rook. KFXM -. de. RVOE -Junior College.

6:15 -KECA- Warren for Go.ernor,

K61PC -F.awy Area. KFWB -Frank Kingdom. K LAC- BasebaII. * KX7.A -Nam Rn Iter. KGER -G. 1. Insurance, KPRO -1T. S Forestry. K FMR -Advent II re. K W1E -Music with an Appeal.

O:30 -KFI, KFSO- TIme'to Smile. KNX.- Ellery Queen. KECA, RFMB- .Fishing and

Hunting Glati. RNA, KGB. KFXM, KVOH-

Fresh l'p Time. KMPC -Music Wrpreme.

*KF'W'N -Newa. KGF(- Dancing Rllrihm. RPiM -F:xit. and l':ntrane**. KXLA -9th Street Corral. KGER -1'nke lour Choke. KPRO- Starlight Rider..

6:46 -RF 1 Wayne King Mrh. KGER- Garden School. -KFI, EFSD -Mr. Dietriet A,tf+prney.

HNX-Free for All. *MCI, KI.R. KFXM. KVOIIE- \e.re (_Innn

NEW TIME

HOBBY HOURS

WED, -9 P.M. PRESENTED R1

KECA ENTI d RUCKER Cy HARDWARE CO.

KECA -Hubby Hours. *KSIPC- Jene, Baseball. *KFWB -Peter de Lima. *KLAG =News, Baseball.

KXI.A- Variety Time. KG EJ-Sal udoa Amigos. K PP('- Pasadena Srhoole.

*KG ER. KPRO -Newa. Music KF.MB- --Bea Wain Varieties.

0:15 *KH.l. RGR, KFXM. KVOE- Re. Miller.

KECA -Fool's Money. K FMB- Strollin' Torn. KPPC- Courtenay Moosen.'

6::10 -KFI- Hollywood Theater. RNX- Democratic Control

Comm. KECA -The Weird Circle. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. RVOE-e

Inside nt Sparta. KFWB -Show rime. KXLA -Trias Jim Lewis. KPPC -Heifers for Relief. RGER- Graphic Press. KFSD -Hi -Teen Quiz.

deKFMB- Raymond G. Swing. 9: *5-KHJ. Killt. KFNM; RVOE-.

Spike Junes Orch. K NX -Henry Busse Orch. KFWB, KFXM -Music. KPPC -Listen. Mr. Citizen.

*KFI, KFSII -Thu. Reporter. *KNX -Ch#t Huntley, News. *KHJ. KGB. KFXM, HVOE-

Fulton Lewis. KECA -Relay with 'ref Tiling KMPC- Roaeball.

10

EASTSIDE SHOW 10T0 12 P.M.

lvrv Night f.cpt balay

KFWB h l . - - I.:rstslde !Avow. Kt .51 - 1.ùc'14 Lager Dance.

*MAC-News. Let's Dance. KXLA- Olympie Fights.

*KFV'D- Newxical. 3 Heurs. KGFJ- W'ewlern Music.' KG ER-Musical Rwandan. KF'MB -Hits of Yesteryear.

16:15 -KFI -Casa ('ugat. KNX -Rill Bryan Trio.

*KF('A. KHJ, KGB. KVOE- Neww.

K FSD- Symphonette, le::V- KMPC -Sportsmen's News. 1e:36*KFI- Inside the News.

KNX- Symphonette. *KECA- Raymond G. Swing.

K HJ -Sing. America, Sing. KGF.( -Swing It. RFMR -Jam Session. KVOE -1196 Club.

10:16 -KF! -Show Time. RECA- Freddie Martin Dreg. KHJ -So the Story ones:

*KPSD- News.

11 *RF1, KH.1, KMPC -News. *KNX -Jim Wyatt.

KECA -Fiesta Grande. KFWB- Eaataide Show. RFAC l.nrky Dance These.

*KLAC -New.. Dance Mude. K XLA-Bandstand Revue. KGFJ -Rine of Evening.

*KG ER-New.. Music. KPRO, KFMR -Bal Tabarks. KFSD- Riltmnre Orchestra.

Il :06- KMPC -l.aw Welk Mes. 11:15 -KFl- Taylor -Mad Melodies.

L'ont Parade 11H.1. H.1. KGB -Spike Janes. KX1.A- Silver Spur. KFVMB-Cheptin' on Sandman.

1L'26- RNX -Samos. Kay Mrh. 11:70--KF1 =Music With an Appeal.

KECA- Claremont Streb. KH.I. KGB -- Organ Melodie.. KM PC-Herb Jefiriee. KFSD -St. Francis limb.

11 :36 -KNX -Manny Strand Orch. 11:46 -R ECA. K PRO -('lus Mereeee. RFI- M nairal Interlude.

KNX -KNX -tra. Muele. *RAJ. KGB, KVOF Newe.

11:66 *KFl. RECA. RN X. RF9l>- Nows.

';



THURSDAY, MAY 16 * indicates News Broadcasts.

FI, EFäD -Fred Waring. 8 HHNX -Hate Smith,

KECA. KPRO -Don McNeil. Breakfast Club.

*KH.1, KGB, HVOE -Cecil Brown,

*HMI'(', KXLA, KLAC-News. *HFWB- Inside Story.

HGFJ- Concert Pastelle. K W HW -Pan- American

Mission.

KRKD, 8:00 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST

Tues., Thurs., Sat. First Mate Bob and the

Good Ship Grace

KRKD, KFOX -Haven of Rest.

RSA( -Country Church. KFVD- Wakcup Ranch. KFXM- Sunshine Service.

*SGER -News, Sister Sylvia, KFMR -The Timekeeper.

3:10 -KLAC -For the Girls. KFWB -Hello Tunes.

5:15-KNX-Big .Sister. *KM. KGB- Frazier Hunt.

KMPC-Market Reports, Sports.

MAIM-Olga Graves. Kt. a h- Mizpah. KVOE- Auction Showcase.

$:30 -HFI, HFSIr -lone Journey. KNX-Helen Trent Romance. KHJ, KGB, KFXM. HVOE-

Take It Easy Time. stem-Song for You.

CLA- Baptist Brothers. *ARK!). KFAC -News. *HWHR' -News, Morning

Devotions. KFMB- Breakfast Club.

/:4b -EFL HFBD -Daiid Herum. KNX-Our Gal Sunday. KHJ KGB. KFXM, KY0E- t,etor Lindlahr.

*AFW R -News. KI AC-Show Time. KF1D -[oral Fa, aril es. KtWFW -Wings of Healing. HGER -New Tribes Mission.

9 *HFI, KGFJ, HGER -News. KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful.

*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, RVOE- Lyle Van, New s.

RECA, KPRO, KFMB- Glamour Manor.

*KMPC-News, Calif. Homes. KFWB- Health Talk.

*KLAC-News, Varieties. KRKD- Sagebrusli Serenade. KWKW-Voice of China. KXLA, KFVD- Waltz Time. KFOX- Firebrands for Jesus. KFSD- Friendly Neighbor.

:ob*KFI- Edward Jorgenson. KGER-Lutheran Hour.

11:10 -HGFJ- Public Interest. h15- HFI- Eep£rlatly for Ton.

KNX-Ma Perkins. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

Morton Downey. KMPC -Pappy Chestre. KFWB- Songs. KFAC-Voice of Health. KXLA- Harmony Homestead. KWKW-Lutheran Hour.

*KFV D -News. *KFSD -Larry Smith.

:30*KFi- Southern Calif. News. KNX -Young Dr. Malone. KHJ -Time Out. KECA, [(PRO, KFMB -Tom

Brenema n'a Breakfast. AFWB -Tour Baby.

*KFAC, HWHW-News. KGFJ-Open Album. HOER -Radio Revival. HFVD -Show Tunee. KGB- Three -Quarter Time. RVOE -BIng Crosby. KFXM -Family Almanac. KFSD -Time to Relax.

9:411--KFI- Lullaby Time. :45 -HFi, KFSD -Art Baker.

KNX-Road of Life. KiIJ -Tune Time. KMPC -Perry Como,

*krWF:. HRHD -Sews. KFAC-Voice of Romance. KFVD -Here Comes Parade. HWHW -Sign of the Clock. HGER- West,rnnd. KGP -Molly Morse. KFXM-Mlndy Roundup. EVOE -Dick & Jeannie.

9:55-HEED-G. I. Roundup.

LOHFI. HFBD- Guiding Light.

HNX- Second Mrs. Burton.

*SECS. Edition. KEMB -Home

*KM, KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Glenn Hardy. News. non: -'ewe, MUSIC mu.

KFRB -House of Milani. HGFJ- Racing News. KXLA -Plano Parade.

*KLAC-News, Al Janis. KFAC- Festital of Waltzes. KFVD- Morning Serenade. KRKD- Music, 'R'HW- Racing Lineup.

*esGER, EFOX -Newa. 10:05 -HGER -Floyd B. Johnson. 10:15 -KFf, KFSD -Today's Children.

KNX-Perry Mason. KHJ-Naney Dixon. El C'A KPRO, KFMB -Ted

Makin. *X LA -News.

KGFJ- Serenade for lou. KRKD -Talk. Music. KWEW- Sports. EGER- Kingdom R'ithia. HFOX -Rev. Emma Taylor. KFXM -Record Shop. KGB, KVOE -Smile Time.

10:23 -HFI -Betty Crocker. 10:30 -KFI. KFSD -Woman in

White. KNX- Rosemary. KE('A. KPRO, KEMB -My

True Story. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. KVOE-

Queen for a Day. KFWB-Songs. KGFJ- Upbeat Session,

*KFAC -R nrld Panorama. KXLA- Woman's World.

*KWKW- Sews, In Mmieland, Columbia On Parade.

REVD -Union Rescue Mission. SGER -Sunshine Pastor.

10 :45- KFt -Masquerade. KNX -Tenn and Tim. KMPC -Home Chats. KFW'B- Science of Mind. KFAC -Latin Quarter. KRKD -Midnight Mission. KWKW- Tabereuloal Pro-

gram. SGER -R. R. Hammond. KFOX- Hebrew Christian Hr. KFSD -Di. 1 ou Know?

10:55 *KE('A, KPRO, RI'MB -News. Betty Crocker.

11 -HFI, KFSD -Woman of America.

HNX -You're in the Act. *KECA,

KFMB- Baukhage

HHJ, KFXM, HVOC -Elsa Maxwell.

*KMPC -News. Music Hall. RFWB- Music. KFAC -Music for Ton.

*KLAC --News. Al Jarvis. KGFJ- Stylings in Blue.

KGER -News. KRKD -Light Concert. KXLA -Ensy Listening. KWKW-Reward for Listen -

AFOX- Thonine Baird. KPRO- Swinging Down Lane. KGB -Bosh Pritchard.

11:15 -HFI, KFSD -eta Perkins. KNX- Thought for Today. SECA. KPRO-Ethel. Albert. KHJ. HGB -H)mns You Love. KFVD- Violet Schram. KGER-Helene Smith.

A:FMB- Musical Discoveries'. KFXM -Song to Remember. H[ "OE- Treasury Salute.

11:25 *H N X -News. 11:30 -KFi, KFSD- Pepper Young.

KNX- Burritt Wheeler. *KHJ. KGB. KFXM, HYDE--

United Natinns Report. HECA. KPRO. KFMB-

Listening l'ost, *HRHD. KXLA, HFOX -News.

"STUDY THE BIBLE" with

Dr. Louis T. Talbot New Time -New Station

KPYD -1020 ke. 11:30.12:00 Mon. thru Fri.

THE BIBLE INSTITUTE OF LOS ANGELES

KFVD -Dr. Louis Talbot. *HWHR' -News, lastru-

melodies. HGER- Sunshine of Music.

11:45 -KFI, KFSD -Right to Happiness.

ANN-Bachelor's Children. KECA, KPRO- Foster May. KILL KGB, HFXM. HVOE-

Judy Lang. Songs. HFAC -Plano Gems. E RRD -Toral ['ariettes. KXLA -Music of the Range. KFMB -Meet the Band. H GER -Feminine Fare.

12-"-Farm Reporter.

KNX-G. E. House Party. RECA -Al Pearce & Gang.

*KHJ- Broadway News. *KMPC -News, Hemingway.

HM R- Music. RW K W- Raeehall lineup.

LOCAL LOAN Presemis

Dinner Bell Round Up

12:15 p.m., Mon. thru Fri.

KXLA K Yi [- Dinner Bell Roundup.

*KLAC -Sews. AI Janis, *K(.l J. HPRO -News.

KRKD -Prairie Schooner. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. AFVD- Editor of the Air. KFSD- Backstage Wife.

*KFMR -J. B. Kennedy, News. *SGER, KGB. KVOE -News.

KFXM-Hawaiian Harmonies. 15:05- HGER -Red !Sorrel.

KWKW -Blue Room. 12:10- HGFJ -Keyboard Magie. 15:15 -11FI, KFSD- Stella Dallas.

KHJ-Johnson Family. *KMPC- Norman Nesbitt.

KIND-Luncheon Music. *KFOX. KFXM -News.

KPRO-Improvisation, KGB -This Is Music. KFMB -Word to the Wires.

12:2[*HNX -News. 12:30 -En, KFSD- I.orenze Jones.

HNX- Evelyn Winters. 'MCA. HPRO- Ladies, Be

Seated;

THURSDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs to Boldface.

Variety t :O' -Fred Waring, K1'l .

5:00- Breakfast Club. KECA. 3:30- Breneman's Breakfast.

KECA. 10:00 -House of Milani. KMC B. It :SO -Queen for a Day. KHJ.

1 :15-Johnny Murray. ANA. 4:30 -Art Baker's Notebook,

HFI. 5:30 -Hobby Lobby, KNX. 6:00- Abbott L Costello. KFI. :M-Supper Club. HFI. :30 -Burns la Allen, KFL

8:00-Dinah Shore. AFL 9 :n0 -Music Hail. EFI. 9:30 -Rob Burns. KFT.

QUIZ Programs 6 :311-Detect & Collect. RECA. I :30 -Noah Webster Says. 171.

Drama 6:00- Island Venture KNX. i:00 -- Famous Radio Players,

KHJ. 3:00- Suspense, KNX. 5:30- Rogue's Gallery. KHJ. 5:30 -Man Named Jordan, KNX.

Outstanding Music 4:00- Masieal Masterpieces,

KFAC. 5:00 -Andre Hestelsnets, KNX. a:00- Musical Digest. KGFJ. 7:00- Miniature Concert. HFAC. 5:00- Evening Concert. EFAC. 5:30 -Music Supreme. KMPC.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

10:00 -Fastaide Show. KFWB

Public Affairs 7:30 -FBI in Peace and War,

RN X. 5:30 -Town Meeting, HECA. 9:30 -Citizens Forum, EWE.

10:15 -Maier Fletcher Bowroa. HFL

Sports -Comment 10:00 -Rau Lineup. HWKW. 10:00 -Racing. KGFJ. 5:45 -Race Results. HRRD. S:30 -21ay Meadows. KMPC. 9:05- Baseball. KMPC. 9:30 -inside of Sports. SEW.

MILD &

MELLOW 12:30 TO 1:00 P. M.

Monday Through Fridge

KHJ KHJ-Mild and Mellow. ILMPC- Bridge Club.

*RYE B -News. KFAC-Show Tunes. RR KW -Farm News,

Varieties. KGFJ-Easy Rl »Ihm. HF[ "D- ['iolet Schram. KXLA- Painted Post, KFOX- Popular Parade. KFXM-Farm Front. KFMB -Easy Listening.

13:45 -EFI, KFSD -Widder Brown. KNX-Aunt Jenny. K MPC -Jerry Sears. KXLA -University of

California. *KFAC-New s.

HGER- Garden School. KFXM-Fashions in Music. KGB -Songs of Praise. HFMB- Ladies, Be Seated. KVOE -This Day of Peace. KFOX- Platter Pantry.

1 -HFI, HFBD -When a Girl Marries.

*KNX-Knot Manning, News. H ECA, KPRO, KFMB -Jack

Beech Show. *KHJ, KGB, HVOE- Cedric

Foster. K F'R11, ERRD -Mule.

*KMPC -News. Musical Scrap- book.

KFAC-Penthouse Serenade. *KLAC, HFVD. HGER -Pews.

KGFJ-Intermission, HR'S W- Varieties. EXLA- Community Broad-

casters. KFXM- Sagebrush Serenade. HFOX- Graeme Fletcher.

1:10 -KLAC- Highlights in Melody. t :O5 -11GER -Mune. 1:15 -RFI. KFSD- Portia Faces

Life. KSX- Johnny Murray. KECA, HFMB, KPRO -Try

'n' Find Me, HBO-Bill Hay Reads Bible. KFAC -Melody Matinee. KFVD -Wann Music. KXLA- A.C.A. Reporter. KGB. KFXM, HIVE -John-

son Family. 1:30 -KFI, KFSD -Just Plain BUI.

KNX-Meet the Misses. HECA-Resert e. KHJ-Melody Matinee. KMPC -Today in History. KF['D- Hawaiian. KGFJ-Among My Souvenirs.

*KRKD -News. *KXLA- Listeners' Digest. *KW KW -News. Varieties.

KFOX -Hal McIntyre Oreh. KPRO -Ranch Boys. KGB, HFXM -Melody Hour. KFMB- Modern Mond. H1 "OE- Thought for Today.

1:45 -KFi, KFSD -Front Page Farrell.

RECA. EPRO. KF.MB- Hymns of All Churches.

KMPC-Fashion Forum. KXLA -Tick Tock Tunes. HIRED-Singing Waiters, RFVD -Vocal Varieties, HIVE- Melody Hour.

2 RFI -Road of Life. KNX-Valiant Lady. KHJ. KGB. KFXM. HVOE-

Zeke Manners. 'MCA. KPRO. KFMB

What's Doing. Ladies. Room. *KMPC-News.

KPH ll- Melody Matinee. *KLAC, KFSD -News.

KFAC -Memory Musicale. KGFJ-Town Crier, KRKD -U. S. Employment. KXLA -Road to Success. HWKW -Club 1430. KFV»- Timely Tunes. HGER -Long Beach Band.

":10- SLAC -TWO for the Show. 2:15 -HFi -Joyce Jordan.

KNX-Light of the World. KHJ, KGB. HVOE -John J.

Anthony. EXLA- D'Artega Presents. HRHD -Concert Melodies. KFOX- Public Bulletin. KEIM -Ton Were There. HFSO' -Roed of Life.

2:25 *HECA. KPRO. KFMB -Norr- man Nesbitt.

2 :30 -REI. KFSD -Aunt Mary. KNX-One for the Book.

*SECA -John B. Kennedy.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 21 THURSDAY LOGS KHJ-Bill Gwino Show. KFWB-Three Men on a

*KRHD -News, Music. HXLA -Sons of the Pioneers.

*KNEW -News, Club 1430. KFXM- Devotions, Music. KFOX -Songs of the West. KGER-Between the Lines. HPRO- Hometolk's Frolic. KFMB -Feminine Fancies.

3:46- HGER -Long Beach Band. KFMB -Movie News,

*:45 -SFI. HFSD -Dr. Paul. *HNX -Bob Trout.

RECA- Hollywood Spotlight. BRED -Pan Americana.

*KFVD -News. HPRO -Blue Paradise.

2:50 -KFMB- Devotional Time. 3 -SFI, HFSD -This Woman's

Secret. K-NX- Burritt Wheeler. RECA, KPRO. KFMB -Brida

and Groom. *KHJ, KF NM. KXLA -News. *KMPC-Ness, Record Room.

KFWB -Lawrence Welk Oreh. *KLAC-News. Something New.

KFAC- Musical Favorites. KFVD- Popular Favorites. EGFJ- Jackpot. HRHD -Matinee Melodies.

*KGER-News, Coder Blue Skies.

KWKW- Handicap Contest. SFOX- George C. Highley. KGB. KVOE-True Contes-

tions. 3:15 -HFI -Songs and a Star.

KHJ-Happy Homes. KFWB -Bert Fiske. HNLA )uke Box Matinee. KFNM -Dr. Lovell. SGER -Cheerful Chat.

*KFSD -News of the World. 3 :36- RFI- Muslc.

KNX -Mr. Keene. 'MCA. KFMB -Cliff Edwards. HEWS-Tour Home.

*HARD-News Headlines. KGER-Take It Easy Time. KFOX- Hollywood Salon. SFX.M- Businees Brevities. APRO -AI Pearce A Gang. KGB -Art Baker

nit. r the Ladies. 3:36- HRHD -:Music. 3:45 -KFT -What Do Ton Say?

KEC.x Frances Scully. SHJ- Thirty Seconds to Go.

*KFWB -News. KFAC -Casa Cugat. IIFVII- Rhumba. 'FMB -Matinee Melody. KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Here's

Howe.

4 HFI -Ladles' Day. *KNN -Knox Manning. News. *'ECA- Headline Edition. *HH,I, KGB, KFXM. KA 0E-

Fulton .1. Lewis, Jr. *KMPC-News. Bolero Time.

KFWBI- Teatime Melodies. HALA-Juke Bo Matinee. KFAC-Musical 'Masterpieces.

*SLAG- -News. Preview. KGFJ -Swing Serenade. HRHD -Piano Painting. KFV'D -Plano Selections. KWHW- Saddle Serenade.

*KGER-News. Helene Smith. *KFOX, HMO-News.

KFSD- Thought for Today. *KFMB- Melody, News.

4:15 -KFI- Hollywood Fan Magazine.

HNX- Barbara Tate. *KIEJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Rex Miller, *KECA -R. G. Swing.

KFWB -Gospel and Song. KLAC -Belle Martell. *IMF-News. KR/D- Movieland Quiz. ARO- Thought for Today. WFSD- Maggie Private Wire. KFMB -Juke Box Serenade.

4:IS -KPRO- Matinee Dance. 4:30 -KFT -Art Baker's Notebook.

*KNX -Harry Flannery. *KECA -Alvin Wilder. News.

HHJ, KGB. SFXM, HVOE- Erskine Johnson.

KMPC-Vaughn Monroe Oreh. KLAC Feature Race.

*KGFJ. KWAW. KFMB -dews. KRHD -Tunes of the Day. HF%7) -90 -90 Club. KFOX -Old Age Pensions. KGER- Junior Town Forum.

, K.FSD- World's Greatest Novels.

4:35 -KWKW -Vocal Varieties. 4 :46*KFW B -News.

KGFJ- Orchestre du Jour. 4:45 -KECA. KFMB. 'PRO -Hop

Harrigan. *KNX-Bob Garred. News.

HHJ, KGB, WVOE -Flit Frolics.

HMPC -Twilight Tales. KFWB- Restern Stars. K15KW -Toda- t th. R

*HRHD -News. KFV 1)-Top Tunes. KFXM- Musirnl Cocktail. KFO X -Reu i. al.

4:55*KNX -Bill Henry.

S *BFI- Edward Jorgenson. KNN -Andre Hoetelanete. SECA, RPM/. KFMB -Terry

and the Pirates. *KHJ, KFXM, K%OE -News. *KMPC-News, Teen d Twenty.

KFAC- Moments in Music. *KLAC -News. Preview.

KWKW-Italian Melodies. KFVD- Sundown Roundup. KGFJ --JIve at 5. KRIM-Songs of the Saddle. KNLA-Juke Box Matinee. KGB -Case Cugat.

*KGER-News. Music. 5:15*KFI. KFSD, KFAC -Newa.

RECA, KFMR -Dick Tracy. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E-

Superman. KGER-Heroes of Merchant

Marine. *KLAC- Arerlll Berman.

HPRO- Twilight Tales. 5:30 -KFl -Caw Cugat.

HNX -Hobby Lobby. RECA, HMO, EFÌ4B -Jack

Armstrong. KHJ. KGB, KFNM, HYDE--

Captain Midnight. KLAC -Irwin Allen. KGFJ -Race Recap. KFAC -Whoa Bill Club. RYA D--Evening Serenade. KR KW- American- Jewish Hr. KRHD -South Sea Serenade. KXLA- Future Pianists. REF/AD-Man With the Story.

6:45 *KFI. KFSD -Elmer Peterson. HECA- Tennessee Jed. KHJ. KGB, HFXM. HVOE-

Adventures of Tom Mix. KMPC -Top Tunes.

*KLAC -Sam Baiter. KXLA-Miniature Concert. KGFJ -Show Time. HRHD -Race Results. HGER -Dan Dunn.

*KFMB, HrRO -News. 6 -HFI, KFSD- Abbott and

Costello. KNX- Inland Venture. RECA -The Real Story.

*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Gabriel Heatter.

*KMPC, KFWB, KFOX -News KGFJ -Musical Digest. KFAC- Music.

HELLO TOMORROW

6:00 P. M., Thursday

KXLA KXLA -Hello Tomorrow. BBHD -Early Dancette.

*KLAC -News Preview. KFVD- Evening Serenade. KWKW- Harness Racing.

*HGER -News, Music. KPRO -The Real Story. KFMB -Hits and Encores.

6:15 -RECA. HPRO- Retribution. KHJ, KGB -Real Life Stories. KMPC- Treasury Salate.

*KFWB -John B. Hughes. KXLA-Technocracy. KLAC- Barbershop Har-

monies. in Sports.

KFYM -II. S. E. S. KVOE- Candlelight t Made. KFMB-Bing Crosby.

5:30 -KFI, KFSD-The Drene Show. HNX- Reserve. HHJ, KGB, KFXM, HYDE-

Treasure Hour nt Song. KECA, KPRO, KFMB- Detect

and Collect. AMPC -Bay Meadows Races. KFWB- America Dances,

*KLAC -K. Louis Platen. KFAC- Academy of Music.

*EFVD -Newa. KXLA -Help Wanted. KRSD -Show Times. KFOX -Hays Memory Room.

6:45 -K RKD- Tunesmiths. *KLAC -Mobile McNamara.

}MLA-Musical Dept. Store. 6:55 *HECA. HPRO, KFMB -Elmer

Davis.

7 HFI. KFSD- Supper Club. HNX -Lanny Roes Show. /ECA, KFMB -- Curtain Time. KHJ, KGB, H'OE -Ton

Make the News. *K.AIPC -Sews. Song for Son.

KFAC- ('oneert In Miniature. KGFJ- Musical Digest.

*KLAC -Sews, Al Jarvis. *KRKD. KGER-News.

HXLA -Musa al Dept. Store. EPRO -Easy Rhythm.

7 bb- HGER -Dr. Fagan. 7:15 *HFI, KFSD- Fleetwood

Lawton. RNN -lack Smith Show. KRKD- Three -Quarter Time. KPRO-- Imogene Hobbs.

7:30 -HFI. KFSD -Burns and Allen.

HNX- F.B.I. in Peace L War. KECA- Patterson for

Governor. KHJ, KGB. HEXM, KVOE-

Red Ryder. SMIC- Firestone Favorites.

*KFWIt -Peter de Lima.


Tonight--7 :30


KFAC- Floretta's Jewel Box. KRAD -Do You Know? KGER- Kingdom Within. KFMB- Mystery, Juke Box.

7:46- HECA -Desi for Death. *KFAC, KFOX -News.

KFWB -Van Demme Quintet. S-XLA- Jimmie Dolan. KPRO- Josnell Entertains.

7:33 *KN1 -News. Aleott. 8 -1441. KFSD -Dinah Shoe. Show.

ION-Suspense. KECA. . RFMB -Lam A Abner.

PACIFIC FINANCE

/r y,¡omrs As, -1C,'Ke

KHI. KGB. KFNM-Famous Radio Players,

*KMPC. KLAC. KGER -News. *KFWB- Tomorrow's News.

KFAC- Evening Concert. *HXLA- Averill Berman.

KGFJ- Concert Encore. HMO-Jack Hunt. KVOF- Twenty Questions.

6:16 *HF,CA, WPRO -Earl Godwin. KMPC-Easy Aces. RFR'B- Warner Bros. Oreh. KLAC- Baseball.

*KXLA -Sam Baiter. KFMB -Modern Romances.

S :30 -HFI, KFSD -Neeh Webster Says.

KNX -)tan Named Jordan. HHJ, KGB. KTU, KVOE-

Rogue s Gallery. RECA. HPRO. WOMB-Town

Meeting of the Air. KMPC -Music Supreme.

*KFWB -News. KGFJ- Dancing Rhythms. HXLA -07th Street Corral. KGER-Lest We Forget.

5:43 -KFWB -Wayne King Orch. 6:.56 *KNX -Carron Alcott. News. 9-KFT, KFSD -Kraft Music

Hall. KNX -CBS Orchestra.

*HH.1, KGB. KFNM. KV0E- News, Glenn Hardy.

*KMPC -News. Baseball. *KFWB-Peter

LA - - rityeTime.

*HGF.1 -News. *KGER -News. Music.

8:16 -HHJ. KGB. /FX-af, EVOE- James Crowley.

KF'Wit- Strollite Tom. 0:30 -HFI, HF8D -Boh Burns.

C I T I Z E N S F O R U M cc..rtfng half bout discussion by lead Inc auffioritits on problems affecting erpyone. "must'. for good citizens.

PRESENTED BY

C :I'w i rin is ì S "AL 774?11'.4L 721 %Ar.

THURSDAYS 104X 9.30 P. M

RSX- Citizens' Forum. KECA- Mystery House.

Kai. KGB, KSCH, HVOE- Inside of Sports.

KFWB -Show Time. Lewis.

Press. t s. Sings.

G. Swing.

KXLA -Texas Jim HGER- Graphic KFOX- Inside Fac KPRO -Phil Brlto

*KFMB- Raymond 9:45 -SFJ, KGB, HVOE -King Cole

Trio. KFWB. KFXM -Music.

*KFMB -Earl Godwin. HPRO- Memories in Melody.

i0 *HFI, KFSD -The Reporter. *KNX-Chet Huntley, News. *SHJ, KGB. KFX.M -F u l t en

Lewis. KECA -Relaz with Cul Tinos,. KMPC- Baseball.

i 10 TO 12 P. Ir

1ey Night Imp. Si

EASTSIDE SHOW

KFWB- Eastslde Show. *KLAC -New., Sports.

* `EXLA- Tames tor lTen. KGFJ- Western Music.

2 hours popular music

KFAC; 16 to 12 MU NIGHT

LUCKY LAGER

RANCE TIME KFAC Luei7 Later Danes

*KGER -News. Mostra! KFMB-Hite of Testeryeer,

3t,í6- HFI -Mayor Bowron. KNX -BRU Bryan Trlo.

*KECA, KHJ, KGB -News. KFXM-Welcome to Melody. KFSD -Mayor Kno v. KFMB- Continental Room.

16 :25- HMPC -Sportsmen's News. le:30*HFI- Csrveth Wells, Inside

the News. HAM- Sports. RHJ -Sing, America, SIDE.

*KECA -Raymond Gram Swing. KMPC-Man With a Band. KLAC -Let's Dance. KGFJ -Swing lt. HPRO- Ambassador Orth, HFSD -Salon Music. HVOE -1400 Club. KFMB -Dents Time.

10:45- HFI -Show Time. KN'X -Gayle and Charles. KHJ-So The Story Goes. RECA- Freddis Martin Oreh. KGB -Chet Stewart Orch,

*KFSD -News.

1 *KSI HJ. . H HMPC -News. *HNX -Jim Wyatt.

SECA- Fiesta Grande. KFWB- Eastside Show.

*KLAC -News. Dance Music. HALA- Bandetand Revue. KGFJ -Blue of Evening. KFAC -Lucky Lager Danes SFSD- Biltmore Orchestra. RPRO, KFMB -Bal Tabarin SFXM. KGB- Organ.

*KGER -News. Music. 11:O.í . HMPC - Lawrence Welk Oreh. 11:15 -KFI- Taylor -Made Melodies.

KHJ, HFX_M, KGB- Feeling Is Mutual.

KXLA- Silver Spur. HMO-Carlos Moline Orch. KFMB- Cheatin on Sandman.

11:26 -HNX -Sammy Raye Orch. h:2íí -KSI -Post Parade. 11:30 -HFI-Melodies by Mitchell.

KHJ, KGB-B. Crosby Oreb. KEI. A- Claremont Hotel HMPC -Herb Jeffries. KFSD -St. Francis Orch.

11:35 -ENS -Benny Carter Orch. 11:45*KHJ. KGB, HVOE -News.

KN?- H.NX -tra. Music. /ECA. HPRO -Club Morocco

Orchestra. 11:55*KFI. RECA, KNX, /FSD-

News.



F .

FRIDAY *IndiraI es New. Broadcasts.

8 -KFI. FSD -Fred Waring. Hi' -Kale Smith. RF.('.A, KIRli -Pion McNeill

Kreakfast Mob. *RH.L KGB, KSOK- -Veril

Brown. *KMI', KXI.A, KI..V(- News. *KFWB -Insid Story.

KGF1- Concert Pantelle. KRKD, KFON- Itible

Institute On the Air. RFAC- Country Church. R R'KW- l'an -American

Mission. EFVD- Wakeup Ranh.

*KGER- News. Sinter Sylvia. KFXM -Songs of Praise. KFMB -The Timekeeper.

1:10 -RLAC-For the Girls. KFR'IC -Mello Times.

0:1.5 -KN\ -Rig Sister. *Aí1.1, KI:12-1ra vier Hunt.

EMI'( -Markets, SlMrts. KWKR' -Olga Gentes. KGER -M Inpah. HFNM- Snnahine Service. KMIE-Auction Showcase.

8:30 -KFI, KFSD -Lone Journey. KNX -Helen Trent Romance. KHJ, KGB, KF\M. KVON

Take It Ea my Time. A\II'C -A Song for lnu. * K F.N' -News.

KXLA, 8:30 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST

Mon., Wed., Fri. First Mate Bob and the

Good Ship Grace

KXI.A -Haven of Rest. *R% KR' -News, Devotions. *KRKD -News, Music.

KFO\ -Rev. R. R. Reid. KI'M It -Break font Club.

0:1.5 -KF'l. RMID -Oarid Rarnm, R \ \ -Ilnr Gal Sunday. KH.I, KGB. KFXM, KV(IE-

Virinr l.indlahr. * R F W H-N ewn. KFAC -Show Thee. KF 'D- Vocal Favorites. KWRW -Rings of Healing. K(:ER-New Trines Miasma,

9*RI.1, KGF.1 -News. KNN -Life Can Be Beautiful.

*KR.1. KGB, KFXM, BI DE- Lyle Van. News.

BECA, KF'MR, KPRO- Glamour Manor.

*1113111' -News, Calif. Homes. FL FRB-Health Talk. *MAC- News. - Varieties. KRRH- Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW -Voice of China. RXLA, REVD -Walt: Time. KFON -Rev. Earl Ale.

*KGER -News, Music. Kr8D- Friendly Neighbor.

P 1)11 *AFI -Edward Jorgenson, Comment.

KGER- l.nlheran Hour. 9 :111 -KGFJ- Pnhlie Interest. 9:16 - KFI -Especially for Von.

KNX -Ma Perk inn. KHJ', KGB, KFXM, KVOF i.lnrln Downey. K vI P1 -Pappr Cheelre. FF \514 -Booth of the Roeder.

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

R. L. McMASTER, D.C., Ph.G. Ph.D., F.R.S.A. ( London )

for the

McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM Every mnrning -M".. then Fri.

K VAC al 9:15

RFAC -Voire of Health. RXLA -Harmony Homestead.

*R IMP-Re ws. KWKW- Lutheran Hone.

*KFSD -Larry Smith. 0:30 *KFr -Loral Page. Tom

Owens. KNX-1 hung Dr. Malone. KIM-Time Ind. KEC , KPRRO, KFruR -'l'nm

Rrenemnno Break fart. KFWB -boar Baby.

*RF'A('. KWRV. -News. KG r.1-Open Album. KFI)) -Show Totten. KGB-San Diego Seraphook. KFXM- Family Almanac. hl(IF; -Bing ('rash,. KGER -Radin Revival.

MAY 17 KF'SD -Thne ro Relay.

9:111 -KFI- Lullaby Time. 9:12 -KFI -Art Raker.

KN\ -Raad of Life. K HJ -Tune Time. Kieft' -ferry ('onto. *K FRB, KRKD -News. RFAC -Voice of Romance. RPM-Here Comex Pared*. K%TRW -Sign of the Clock. KGER - Westwood. KGB- Mollie Morse. KFXM -Melody Roundup. RFSD- Maggi'n lrisate Wire. KVGR -Dick & Jeannie.

11 :32 -KRKD -G, I. Roundup

10-M KFSD- Gadding i.ighi. . -Seenrd airs, Hurtan.

*KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KV'(/F News, Glenn Hardy.

*RF:('A, RP Ito, RFMB -Rom* Edition.

*K31PC -News. Music Hall. AFROS-Chef Milani Show. KWKW, KIiFJ- Raring News. K FAC- Fential of WaItces,

*Kl,AC -News, Al Jarvis. -

KRRD- Music. 'Palk. RXLA -Piano l'arade. KFVD- Morning Serenade,

*KFOX. KGER -News. la:0.5 -KGER -Floyd B. Johnson. 10 :13 -KFI, KFSD -Today '*

Children. KNX-Perry Mason. RF:1'A, RPM). KFMK -Ted

Malone. KELP-Nancy Nino *. KGF.f S de for Yom.

*FE NIA -News K W K W- Sports. KFOX -Rev. Emma Taylor. KGER- Kingdom Within. KGB, KFXM, RVOF. -Smile

Time. la :23-K F7, HFSD -Betty Crocker. to ;3n -KFl. RFSD -Woman in

White ANN-Rosemary. KECA. KPRO, KFMR -My

True Story. KHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOR-

Queen for a Day. RFWR- Concert Masters. KGFJ- Upbeat Seasioa.

*RFAC -World Panorama. *KWKW.Newn. In Mott eta mi.

Columbia on Parade. REVD -Union Rescue Mis*ina. RXLA -Woman's World. KGER- Sunshine Pantor.

16 :42-KFI-Masquerade. KNX -Tens and Tim. RMPC -H Chats. KFWB -Science of Mind. KFAC -Latin Quarter. KRKD -Midnight Mission. KWRW- Panadera Police. RGER -R. B. Hammond. KFOX- Hebrew Christian Re. KFSI) -Illo You Know'

10:513*KECA, KPRO, KFMB -News, Betty Crocker.

1 1-K ' KFSD -R'mman of America.

KNX -I'nur in the Art. *KECA. RFMK- Rankhagé

Talking. KH.I, K 'VI M. KV'OF F:I*a

Mn ' well.

*RMPC -News. Musse Raft. KFW B- Munie. KFAC -Music for You.

*KLAC -News. Al Jarvis. KXLA -Easy Listening. RGF.1 Styling* in Blue, B RED -Light Concert.

*KFVD, BGF:R -News, RWHW- Reward for

Listening. RFOX- ')'human Baird. K PRO -Ranh Roy *. KGB -Rosh Pritchard.

11:íS -KFI, KFSD -Ma Perkins. KNX-Thought for Today. AECA, KPRO -Ethel. Albert. RAJ, KGB-Hymns Yen ).ove. RFVD- Violet Schram. K FOX -Spot light Banda. K F'X92-Song to Remember. R V'0E Smooth Performance. KG ER-Helene Smith. KFMB -Musical Discoveries. ll :2i *RNX -News,

H:30 -KFI, KFSD- Pepper Voting. KNX- Barritt Wheeler. *RHJ, KGB. KFXM, KillE-

United Nations Report. RECA, KPRO, KFMB-

1.islening Post. RFA(' -Dr. Albert W. Painter.

*REED, KX1.A, RFOX -News. KFV'D -Dr. Lenin Talbot.

*KWRW -News, Melodies. KGER- Sunshine of Music.

11 ii -KFI, KFSD -Right to Rapploess.

KNX -Bachelor's Children. ' KECA, KPRO- Foster May. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, R \'OF

Judy bang, Sange. RI' AC-Plano Gems. KRKD -Vocal V'arietiee. KNl.A -Music of the Range. KGER- Feminine Fare. KFMR -Meet the Band. BFI -Farm Reporter. KNX -G. E. House Party. RECA -AI Pearce t Gang.

*RAJ -Broadway Newn. *RMPC, KGB. KVOF. Newa.

KFWB -Music. ILEAC-Luncheon Concert.

*MAC-News, Al .Jarvis. KFVI)- Editor of the Air. RXLA -Dinner Bell Roundup. KWKW- Baseball Lineup. B RED- Prairie Schooner.

*K(iFJ, RPM). RGRR -News. K FXM -Songs by Sinatra. H FSD- Barkataso Wife.

*RFMB- Kennedy. Newn. 12 :05 -KGER -Red Murret,

K WRW -Rlne Room. I2 :111- RGF.1- Keyhoard Magic. 12:16 -KFI, KIND-Stella Dallas.

KI1.1- Johnson Family. *K3IP(', KERN, KFXM -News.

KFV'D -Llmeh eon Music. KPRO-Improvisation. KGB -Trading Pont. KFTIB -Ward to the Wives. KVOF -Cliff Edwards.

1):20 *KNX -New. 12 :3111--KFI .KFSD- I.nrenrn no on.

$ rFvelyn

Winters. RF. " KPRO- ladles, Ro

Seated. KMPC Aridge Club. .Johnson.

*RER' -News. KFA4'.iiShow Tunes. KGF.f -Easy Rhythm. KWK* -Farm News.

Varieties, AXI.A -Pa into(' Pont.

FRIDAY Program Highlights Morning Pi o1ra u. Appear In

Evening Proses

Variety 8:00 -Fred Waring. KFI. 8:00 -Breakfast Club. KECA. 9:30- Breneman's Breakfast'.

EHCA. 10:00 -House of Milani. KWB. 10 :M.-Queen for a Day. EH.1.

1 :16-- Johnny Murray, KNX. 4:30 --Art Rs keen Notebook.

KFI, 5 :00-11 Pays to Re Ignorant,

RN X. 5::10- Durante- Mralre, ENX. 6:00 -Danny Kaye Show, KNX: ß:3O- Maisie. RNX. 7 :00- Supper (Inh. RFI. 7:311 -Tommy Riggs. KNX. 7:30 -- Duffy's Tavern. KF1. 11:30 -Kato Smith. KNX. 0:30- Peopl Are Runny. W1'l. 9:00 -Alan Young Show. BFA'A.

Public Affairs ::t*- Backgrounds for l.ivia1.

KN\ g :10 -Your F. B. 1.. RECA.

.Sports -Comment I ":r,t Ra.a Linanp, KWEW.

l,ight[a,e Type: Afternoon and ma In Boldface.

5:M6 -Raee Results. ROFJ. 5:45 -Rare Reaultn, ERAT). 1:30 -Bay Meadows, KMPC, 1:31-Rí11 Stern, KFI.

7 :a*-Cs valrnde of Sports, RECA.

:30- Sparta fags. KBC A. O:SJi- kaseball. KM1'C. 6:30 -Inside of Sports. KRI.

B0:00- Legion Fights, KHJ.

Drama 6 :06- Mystery Theater. RFI. 6:30 -The Sheriff, RECA. 6:00 -Night Editar, KFI. 8:00- Aldrich Family, BN X. 9:30-Carrington Playhouse,

KHJ. :9:30 -The Haunting Flour. KM.

Outstanding Music 4:00 -Musical Masterpieces.

KFA('. 6:00 -Musical Digest, AGF.I. 7 :0P- Miniature Concert. ASAP. 11:10 -Evening Concert. RFAC. a:30-Mrsio Supremo. WRFC.

10 :an-Lucky lager Time. BF 'A( .

In :IM- Eastid chow, KFR'R,

MILD &

MELLOW 12:30 TO 1:00 P. M.

Mondar Through FAday 111

KHJ KHJ -Mild and \fellow. RFOX- l'upnlnr Parade.

FMB-- Easy Listening KFXM -Farm Front. KVOE- .Shady Valley.

12:1.5 -KF1, KFSD- Widder Brown. KNX -Aunt Jenny. KM PC-Man on the Street. KFV11- Violet Schram.

*KFAC -News. KXLA- tinivPriddy of Calif. KFXM -Fashions in Mnsic. KGER- Garden School, KGB -Songs of )'raise. REMIS- Ladies. Re Seated. 1 -KFI, RFSD -When a Girl

Marries *ERN-lino% Manning.

RECA, KPRO, KFMB -Jaek Bench Show.

R H.1- 1,eland Ford for ( 'on eres,.

KFWB, KRKD -Music, *RMI'(' -News. Vlusical Scrap-

book. KGFJ- Intermission. K FAC- l'enthnue S de. R WR W- Varieties. RXLA -Community Broad-

caster,. *ALA°, KFVD, KGER -News. *KGB, KVOF:- ('edrie Foster.

KFXM -Sagebrush Serenade. *KFOX -Graeme Fletcher,

1:05 -KGER -Helene Smith. 1:111- K1.AC- Highlights in Melody.: 1:15 -A F7, KF'SD- Iortia Faces

Life. KNX-Johnny Murray. RECA, KIR11, KFMR -Try

'n' Find Me. RHJ -11311I Hey Reads Blhle. KFAC -Melody Matinee. KXI.A -Tick Took Tunes. KGB, KFXM. KV OF

Johnson Family. K FYI)- I'ianu Music.

1 :30-KM, RFSD -.tort Plain KNX -Meet the Minons. K F.CA- Reserve. KILI- .Melody Matinee. KMPC -Today In History.

*RXLA -Listeners' Digest, KWRW' -New,, Varieties.

KGF.1 -Among My Solo voles *K RKI)- News. KFVD- Hawaiian Music, KGB. KFXM- Melody Hour. RF3111- Modern Mond. R F'ON -Hal McIntyre Orch. KGER- American Challenge. AV'OE- Thought for Today. RIRO- Valley Revelers.

1 :V.-11F1.. KFSD -Front Patte Farrell.

KECA, KPRO. KFMB- Hymns of All Churches.

K MPC: -Ring ('rwahy RXT.A- D'Artern Presents. KRRII- Singing Waiter*. REVD -Vocal Varieties. R FOX -Varieties, K1'0E- Melody Hour.

FI -Road of Life. 2 AKN

\-Valiant lady. AR.1, KGB. KFXM, RVOR-

7.eke Manners. RECA. RPRO, KFMB-

What's Dain'. Ladies' *ROIP(' -Nowa, Record Ronm.

K FINIS-Melody Matinee. *11 LAC, KFMI) -News.

RFAC- Memory Musicale. RXLA- D'Artega Presents. KG F.1 -Town Crier. KRKD -Army Recruiting. KFVD -Timely Tunes. KWKR' -Club 1130. KFOX- Organ Treasures. KGER -long Reach Rand.

°:111- K1.A(' -Two for the Show. Y :I5- KFI -Jayne Jordan.

KNX -light of the World. K HJ, KGB, KVOF. -Doha J.

Anthony. R VON- Public Bulletin. KRKD- Con.ert Melodies. KFXM -O.P.A. K IPSD -Road of Life.

!:35 *KECA, KPRO. KFMR- Norman Nesbitt.

2:311 -KFI, KIND-Aunt Mary. RNX -Ilaek grounds for

Lit his. *RECA-John B. Kennedy.

KHJ. KGB. KVOE- Rasineas men for Patterson.

KF'WR -Three Men on a Mike R\I.A -Sons of the Pi *I1( MVO-News. Moose. *KWKW -New,, no IL70.

RFNM- Devotions, Monte.

Bill.



R A D I O L I F E PAGE 23 FRIDAY LOGS K1'fN --ougs of the Vi est. K GF:R -Kel. ern the Line.. K PRO -flu Matinee. RFMR- Feminine Fntoles. l;da- RI:F:K -Lune ,such Rand. KFMRR -Munie Nett s.

! 15 -K FI, K F M I -Ur. Paul. *RN'. -P.ob 'front.

RFI'. %- Hollywood Spotlight. K H.:, KC:, K \ -IIF: -hill

t:winn ,l .

*RF'VD- Nest R::KD- l'an -Americana.

! :311- RFMK- De.otionnl Time. 3 -KFI, KFSI) -Thin Woman's

Secret. ANN -Rnrritl Wheeler. ACC .t, RIRII. KFMR -

I.ride and Groom. *R..1, I: PAM- \rue. *R11!P(' -Sews. Record Room.

KFN B -1,a.. relive W elk Orrh. *RX1..4. RGER -\cos.

RFA/' -Musical Fa. wile.. *K1.A(' -News, Something New.

KRKD- Matinee Melodies. RWSW- Handlrep Contest. REVD -1.. \. Daily Reporter. RFOX -\ nrielles. KGB. RI-OE-True Confes-

sions. 3:115 -K( ER- l'nder Blue Skten. 3 :15 *0 FI, KFSD -Nee - of World.

KH.l -Happy Homes. RFWI'. -P.ert Fik.,

JUKE BOX

MATINEE 3:15 -5:30 p.m.

K;'LA Monday thru Friday

R ALA -.puke Ko Matinee. KGF: K- Cheerful Chat. KFIN-Hawaii ('all.. KFXM-Dr, Philip M. l.mell.

3:3h- 1F1- Musir. VENN-R.111r Langley. RF.C.t. KFMR -Cliff Edwards KFWB -Your Home.

*RRRD- News. Music. RI :ER -Take It Easy Tinte. KFOX -Rolls wood Salon. R PRO -.Al Pearce & Gant. KFXM- R,«ine. Brevities. RFRD- ('arolnn Gilbert. RGR -Rnow San Diego. KYIE- Lyrics for the ladies.

3:13 -KFI -II hat 1)o l'an Say'. K NN -The Pickard.. RE('. \- Frnnre* Srw11y, KW-Smile Time.

*RFW B -N ewa. KFAC--Casa l utwi. KFVI- Rhumbs. RIND-Dr. Ira 11. R FMB- Matinee Melody R FOX-Longshoremen's

Dispatch. *RFSI) -H. V. Rs It enharn.

RGn. RFA \I, RVOF: -Hería Howe.

4 RFI -L .' udic flay. *RNX -Rnns Manning. Sewn. *KF('A- Headline Edition. *KHi KGB, RFXM, KYIIF

Fullnn Lewis. Jr. *HMI'(' -New, Bolero Time.

KXI..I -Juke Boo Matinee. RFWB- Wamnn'n Pat..

*KI.. ('- Newa. Pre. iew. RGF.1 -Swint Serenade. RRRn =Piano Paintings. RFA(' -Musical Masterpieces.

*RGER, RFOX, KPRO -News. KFVI -Piana Melodies. K WK W- Saddle . de. RFSII- Thonlghl for Tolley.

*KFMR- Melodi, News. 4:01 -RGER -Take It F :any Time.

4:15- KFI- Hollywood Fan Magazine.

RN[ -Ha rha re Tale. *KH.l. KGB, RFXM,K N'AIF

Rev Miller. *RFC .A -R. G. Swing.

KFWB- Gonpel and Sumg. KLAC -Relie Martell.

*KFVD- Netc. KRRi- Mouieland Quiz. RPRII- Thought for Today. RFSI- Maggi'. Private Mi... KFMR -.lake Roc Serenade.

1 :!O- KPRO-Matinee Dance. 4:30 -'{FI -Ari Baker' Notebook.

*RNX -Ha rry Flannery. RAJ, KGB. KFXM. \'OF:

Erskine Johnson. *KF.CA- .Alvin Wilder, News.

RMPC -Summ, Ku,. (Irrh. ' l.A(' -Fen tun. Pare. *RGF.1, KWKW, KFMR -

Nerrs. ROrl -Tan. of the Day. RE' - n -^n -'0

RF11X -Old -Ate r,ni..n., HFSD- Reminine noes.

4 :35- RWKN --\ -01.a1 Varietir., 4:40 *KFWB -Near.

KG F.1- Orchestre du Jour. 4:1.\ -K F.(' A, IC FMK. RPR1I-

flnp Harrigan. *RN X -haIced. Neu s.

KH.I. KGB-Calendar of Tomorrow.

XIII'C- l.a.yyrrenre Welk Ilr, lu

RFWB- W,lfern Stars. IN'RW- 'l'odny at the Rare.. * 'REED-News. I:Fitt -Top 71m.a. RFXM- Musical Cocktail. KFSD -'rh. Same Speaks. RIVE-Musir That's Live.

1:111 *RNX -Bill Henry. S- }RFI -R. V. Rnitenhorn.

RNX -II fats to Re Ignorant. KF:1'.4, RPRII, KFMB -Terry

and the Pirates. *KHL KFXM, KillE -New.. *RMPI' -Sews. Teen A Twenty.

RWKN' -Ital inn .Melodies. RF.tC- Ilnmenis In Mimic.

*KLAC- New.. l'rr. iew. RI :F.I -Jive at S. RRRD -Runts of the Saddle. K F\'D- Suodani. Roundup. KXI.A -.lak Ro. Mutiner. KGK -l'osa ('osai.

*BEER -Nws, Music. b :15 *XF'1. RFSI). RFAC -New..

IKE( A. RFMK -Dirk Tracy. KH.I. KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Rnperman. *KL.tC- Aserill Berman.

K Plitt -Not elesgne. 5 :311- RFI -Casi' Cwgat.

KNX- Ihtrante and Moore. RECT. RFMK. PRII-

.Iack .Armstr.onc KHI. KGB. RFXM. K\'lIF

l'opta in Midnight. K1..41'- Irwin Alien. KFM'-Whoa Bill Club. KR-KW-American-Jewish Rr. RFVI)- Etening S dr. K(:F.1 -Race Reran. RRRD -Routh Sea *It FOX-News.

*KI:ER -flat? News. *KFSD-Illeadline Headlines.

3:45 *KFI, KFSD- Elmer Peterson. EE('A -T Jed .

KR.,. KGB. RFXM, KV(IF:- .tdtentures of Tom Mit.

RMPC -Top Tunes. *KLAC -Sam Baller.

RXLA- M lain ture Concert. KGF.1 -Show Time. KRRD -Rare Results.. K( ;FR- Mandrake. Magician. R FOX -Bill Taharin.

*KPRII KFMR -Nowa. RFI, KF ste SD- Myry 6- Theatre. RNX -Danny -K '.

*KR.1, RGB, Kit VOF Gabriel Hen

K Fr A. RFR); lone R

*KFWB, RGER, News. *RMPI' -News. Her.

RC.FJ- Mu.iral Rest. RRRn -Farly Tfikittrefite. RWWW- Hp rne.% Raring. KFAC-Music. .

BFPO- F.tening grenade. *KEA(' -News. Pre. it....

RXI.A -ThiA i (loir Dusty. 11:11 -RHd. RC.B -Real Life Stories.

KOIP(_Treaapry Sal e. *RFWB -John R. Rushes.

K XI. A- Fedora ted Women's Clubs.

RI. ..C- Barherahop Harmonica.

*RFXM -Name. and - Places. MI-OE-Candlelight t. yMn.ir. KFO[- Miracles of S.ienee. RIPER-Today In Sports.

a ;30-FFI RFSI- Sports \ewreel. RN [- llnisie.

mw.

Don't mist this enlrtaininn half hour with Sheriff Mork Chas. end

comical Cousin Corgis

KECA-6:30 P.M. FRI.

REV A. KPito. KFMB- The Sheriff.

RH.I. KGB. KFXM, KI OK- i Spotlight Rands.

RMPC -Ray Meadows Rares. RFW'/t- Amer., Dances.

EFAI'- Academy of Music. *GEAI' -K. Louis Flatau.

KXLA -Help Wanted. KRKD -Show Tunes.

*RFTD -Nees, KFDX -Hal'a Memory Room. R(: E R- Musir. {:4r.- KFI -Ca hbase k Kings K RKD- 'l'ont «mithe,

*KLAC- Mohile McNamara. RXI.A- Musical Dept. Store.

11:35*KF:('A, KrRll KFMR - EImer Danis.

7 -RI-I. KFSD- Supper Club. eNN -I.n nay Ross Show.

KF.CA. KPRO. KF.MB- Cat alende of Snorts.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM. K %A/R- W or Goternor.

*KMIY: -New.. Song for Von. RFAC- Concert in Miniature.

*K(J.e- News. Al Jarvis. RI: F.1- Mosica 1 Digest.

*KRKD -News. KXLA- Musical Dept t Store. K FOX -Gospel Soots.

*RGER -News. Dr. Fagan. 1:15 *KFI KFSD- Fleetwnod I awtnn.

RNN -Jack Smith Show. ARJ. R(:R. RFXM, R \IIF

K aowland for Senator. KRKD -Three- Quarter Time. RFOX-- George Fisher.

I:30 -RFI. RFSD- Iluffy'. Toter°. RNX -Tommy Rlstn k Betty

1.111. It EC A. KPRO-Your Ameri-

can Sports Pst.. RH.1. KGB. RFXM, HVOF

Piero Kid. KMP('- Firestone Fasoril e..

iRFW!C -Peter de Limn.


Tonight --7:30


RFA('- F'Ioretta'a Jewel Bor. RRRD -Ili' Yon Know? RGER -Ft. Wayne (:napel. KFI X- 1.nnghoremen'a

Dispatch. KFMR --ABC Mystery. Muale.

'I:45 *KFI(', RFC: II-:News. FIRED- Father Vaughan. KFWB -Van Damme Quintet. K XLA- Jimmie Dolan. KFSD- Speaker.

7:55 *RNX -News. AMntt. RFI, RFSD -N)thl Fdilor. RNX -Aldrich Family, KECA, KPRO. KFMIt-

Weod. Herman Show. KILL KGB, RFXM, Rl'DR

Melody Tours. *EMPC. Kl.A('. RGER -News. *KFWB -Tomar row's News.

KFAC- F.sewing Concert. &GFJ- Concert Encore. EKED -South Seas Serenade.

*KXLA- Aworn! Berman. RFOX -Voire of the Army.

t:05- RGER -Auhrey Lee. 3:15- KFI -latin Serenade.

KM PC- Easy Ares. RI.A('- Banehall. KFWR- Warner Bron. Oren.

*KXLA -Sam Baiter. KFSD -Cited for Valor.

{:3! -RF1. KFSD- People Are Funny.

KPX -Kate Smith Rings, KECA, KPRO, RFMR-

This I. %our F.B.I. KHJ, KGB. RFXM. EMIR

Carrington Playhouse. E MPC-Munir Supreme.

*KFWB -News. KC.F.I- naming Rhythm. K IEL .A -97th Street Corral. RIPON- P. F.. Gardner. K RKD- Merry -Go- Round - l'p.

{:15 -KFWB -Wayne King Irrh. a:55 -KNKFI.

KX

-Ina Munson. FSD- Welts Time. 9 RNX -Defense N eter Real*.

REP A. &PRO. KFMB- .Alan fount Show.

*KR.I KGB. KFXM. AI'OE- News. Glenn Hardy.

*KMPC -News. Baseball. *KFWB -Peler de 1.imn.

KFAC- Evenlag Concert. *FI..4C -News. Baseball.

& XI.A- Variely Time. KGF.1- Saltgdoa Amigos. K RKD- Western Rit Parade. K FOX- Samuel M. Patin.

RGER -Nowa. Aubrey Lee. 9:15 *KH.I, KGB. RFXM. KVOF

Rey Miller. R yew B- atentlIn' Tom. RFOX- Ne ̂ s.

KFSD -t i:ed for \filar. P:30. -KFI -The flaunting Hour.

R NN- Fred Houser. K EC A- Ra ,rho Koandnp

Time. *K1IJ. KGB. KFXM. R \'IR-

Inaide of Sport.. RFWB -Show Time. RXLA -Tess. .tim Lewis. RGRR- Sunahine Pastor. KPRll- Veterans' Adminis-

tration. RFSD -S. D. Talk. It 11cr.

*KFMR- Raxmand G. Swint. 9:45-KILL KGB. KFXM KVOR..

Henry .1. Tay tor. KNX -Henry R...e O'.h. RFWB- Cla..iral Music. KPRII -Hotel I.i nrnln. K FM It -Bing Crosby.

10* Fl KFSD -The Reporter.

#KNX -l'het Huntley. News. Rfl.l. KGB--Legion Fights. R M 1'l'- Ra.ehall.

.- .1 rinn,,.

E AS-{T SID E

SHOW 101012 P.M.

Ivory Hight ..p Ssnd.y

KF WB RFA(' -Lucky Lager D...-..

*R1 AC -News, Sports. *EF1'D- Newsirol, 3 Hours.

KG F'.I- Weniern 11 non. KRRD- merry- t...- Ro..nd -1 n. KXLA- Western Il it l'arede.

*KC.ER -News. RPRII- Rainbow Crnderto u. RFXM -Welcome to Melody. KFM B- Fights.

1a :115- RGER -M usual Roundup. la :13- RF1 -Caaa ('utat.

RNX -Bill Bryan Trio. *RF.C.A -News.

KFXM- Welcome to Melody *KFSD- Wa.hineton Predirte.

RTOE- Harmony Ballroom. ill:23-KM ror.-sport,mrn News. 1a:311 *RFI -Ca orth Well.. Inside

the News. RNX- Symphnnrtte.

*KECA- Raymond f.. Swing. *KH.l. KGB -Fulton Lewis,

KMPC -Man With a Rand. KI.AC -Let'. Dante. KGFJ -Swing It. RGER- Cowhoy Music. APRO- Amhassador Orrh, KFSD -Salon Music.

IS :45-RFI -Show rime. RFA-A- Freddy Martin Oren. KHJ, KGB. RFXM- Mn.ie.

*RFSD -News. RFMK -Show Tunes. K l'OS -lits ('luit,.

11 *RFI. KH.I. Mr(' -News. *RNX -Hens. Jim Wyatt.

RE(' A- Fiesta Grande. KFWB- Ea.t.ide Shaw. KF:M' -Lnrky Later Dane*

Time. *RI.AC- Nowa, Dance Mndr.

KGF.1 -Bloc of Evening. KXI..V -Opte Cates Orrh,

*RGER -News. Music. K PRO -Sal Taharin :trek. KFXM, RGR -Sagte Orrh. RFSD- Ilnnre Orchestra.

11 :03-K M PC -l.a w Welk Oreh. I I :15 -K FI- Taylor -Made M elediea.

KELP-Sing. America. Sine. KFMR- Cheatin' nn Sandman. KrRll- Claremont Hotel. KGB. KFXM -Spike .tones. KC.FR -Top Rail.

11 :!IS -RNX -Sammy Kaye arch. 11:'5- KFI -Pont Parade. 11:311- RFI -Eddie Fitzpatrick Orel,.

KEr A- Claremont Hotel Orehe.tra.

KH.1, KGB-R. Crash"- Orrh KM PC-Herh Jeffries. R Xl . A- Bandstand Revue. KFXM -Masterworks.

11 :3nß -RN[ -Benny Carter Or.b. 11:45 *Kfl.l, KGB. KVOR -Nwa.

KNN -RNX -tra. Music. RF.(' A -Cloh Hornero.

11: .S5 *RFI, RECA. KNX, KFS1t- Newa.

FIESTA ROOM Rastsurant presrn!.

ALEX COOPER'S KLAMBAKE KITCHEN KXLA, 1:30 -5:00 a. m.

Tuesday Thru Suu i.



SATURDAY, MAY 18 *Indicates News Broadcasts.

8-KFI-Saturday Morning Varieties.

KNX- Theater of Today. KECA- Treasury Salute.

*KHJ -News Commentary. KFWB- O.P.A.

*KMPC, KXLA- KLA('- News. KFAC- Country Church. KGFJ-Concert Pastelle. HWHW -Azusa Misston. KFVD-- Wakeup Ranch.

$PRO -Wake p & Smile. KGB. KVOE- Horn's a- Krackin'.

*KGER -News. Sister Sylvia. KFXM- Sunshine Service.

KRKD, 8:00 A. M.

HAVEN OF REST

Toes., Thurs., Sat. First Mate Bob and the

Good Ship Grace

%BKD, KFOX -Raven of Rest KFSD -0. P. A. Reporter. KFMB -The Timekeeper.

-.5:10 -11CLAG -For the Girls. KFWB- Better Speech.

1:15- 1811J- Wavehop. HECA -Wake Up and Smile.

*KMPC-Market Report, Sports. KF WB- McTIo- Tunea. HR KW -Roan of Sharon. KXLA -Sweet A Hot. HGER- Mizpalt. KFSD -Consumer Time.

S:36-107I. KFSD- Smilin' Ed McConnell.

ENX -'tars Over Hollywood. KHJ. KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

Land of the Lost. KMPC-Music with An

Appeal. *KFAC -News.

KFWB -Show Time. *HWFW -News, OPA News. *HARD-News, Music.

BFOX- Children's Bible Hour. $F3111-Wake Cp and Smile.

1:45 -KMPC -Jr. Army on March. *HFWB -Newse

'MAC-Show Time. KWKW- Sacred Heart.

9_1E11, KFSD -National Farm RFVD- ''oral Favorites. 9-

.7 and Home Hour. KNX -Grand Central Station. KHJ. KGB, &FXM. OF

House of Mystery. KECA- C.alen Drake.

*KMPC -News. Peter Potter. KFWB- Health Talk.

*KLAC -New a. Trio Time. KXLA -Swet and Hot. HFVD -Waltz Time.

*KGFJ. KGER -New. %FOX- Firebrands for Jesus. RAND-Sagebrush Serenade. KWKW -Voice of China. APRO- Fontana Hour. IIMMB- Musical Varieties.

p:05 -HGER- Lutheran Hour. 9:10- HGFJ -Public interest. 1:15- 1BECA -Club Time.

HFWB- Morning Melodies. KFAC- Musie. KXLA -Take Your Choice. KWKW -Kettles and Calico.

*HFVD -News. 7-4 Veterans' Adviser.

INN- County Fair. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, RVOE-

Snow Village Sketches. RECA- Mirandy. KFWB -By Way of Compar-

ison. RLAC- Humane Society.

*KFAC, KWKW-News. KGFJ -Open Album. KXLA- Dancipation. KFVD -Show Tunes. KGER -Radio Revival. KFSD -Make Believe House.

1:45 -KFI- American World. KECA-Betty Moore. KFAC -Voice of Romance. $LAC Storybook Hour.

*MIND-News. KWKW-Sign of the Clock. %FVD -Here Comes Parade. HGER -World Prayer Fellow-

. shi %FMB -Novelty Revue.

9:5 -SBKD -G.I. Roundup.

110 -KFI, KFSD- Tillamook

Kitchen. KNX -Mary Lee Taylor.

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE- News, Glenn Hardy.

KECA, RPM), KFMB- American Farmer.

*K.MPC -News. Peter Potter.

KFR 13--By Way of Compari- son.

*KI.AC -News. Al lamie. KFAC- Festival of Waltzes. KGFJ-Racing News. HRKD- Music. KXLA -Tuning Around. KWKW -Race Lineup. KFVD- Morning Serenade.

*AFOX. KGER-News. 10:05 -KGER -Floyd B. Johnson. 10:10 *KFI -News.

KHJ, KGB. KFL11. KVOE- Don McGrane Orchestra.

KGFJ-Serenade for You. KFAC -L. A. Medical Ass's. KRKD--Talk. KWKW-Sports. $FOX -Rev. Emma Taylor. KFSD -Heaven-Earth Club.

10:30 -KFI -The Baxter.. KNX -Give and Take. KECA. KPRO- Museum of

Modern Music. KHJ -Clinic Forum. KFWB -Concert Masters.

*KWKW -News, Song Show- case.

*KGFJ- pbe.t Session. Panorama.

WRED- Music. KFXM, KGB-C. 8. Marins

Band. KGER- Sunshine Pastor. KFSD- Teentimers Club. KFMB -This is My Church. KVOE -Blue Note. Serenade.

10:40- KWKW -Columbia on Parade.

10:45- KFI- Mirandy. KECA-Musical Toast. KMPC -Home Chats. KFWB- Better Speech. KFAC -Latin Quarter. KGER-R. B. Hammond. KFOX -Firebrands' Children's

Hour.

11-EMI-Home Is What You

Make It. KNX -Let's Pretend. KECA-Piano Playhouse. 1111.1- Sinfonletta.

*KMPC -News, Central Chevrolet.

KFW B- Music. KFAC -Music for You.

*KLAC -News, M Jarvis. KGFJ- Stylings in Blue. *KFSl. KGER -News. KRB.D -Light Concert. KNLA- Newton Yates, Organ. KWKW- Reward for

Listening. KFXM -Swing Intermission. HYDE -Blue Note Jamboree. KFSD-Saturday Swing. KGB -Fairy Tales.

11:15 -KHJ. KGB- Inside Radie Tokyo.

EFYD -Plano Musie. KGER- Gospel Story Hour.

K I KEA KHJ KFVO KXLA KFj6

KMV61KIEVTKFWI KNXT KAKI

570 T j ]]]g0 j 9300 ri 110 T 800 710 10 9 0 1070 II O

KFXM KFAC KG 1 KWKW KFMI

KFIKKGA Kf10 KVOF

Tia 30TI o 1499

1240 I210 1360 1431 1450

KFOX- Varieties. KFXM -Music With Appeal.

11:25 *KN X -News. 11:30 -KFI- Traffic Tribunal.

KNX -Billie Burke. RECA, $PRO. KFMB-

Roundup Time. KH.I, KGB. KFXM, KV0E-

Opry House Matinee. KFAC- Theater of the Air. KFVD- Violet Schram.

*KWKW. KRKD -News. HGER -Music. KFSD- Debber Date.

II :31i-K W KR' -Inst rumei,dies. 11:l5- KFi- Paradtt of Stars.

KXLA-U. S. Army Presents. FIRED-Vocal Varieties. KGER-Curbstone Forum.

1 2-KFl -Noon F

KNX -Martin arm

Block. Reporter.

KECA-Taylor-made Melodies. *KHJ -Broadway News.

* KM'S-Music. . *KLAC -News, Al Janis.

KFAC -Luncheon Concert. *KGFJ, KFSD -News.

KFVD- Organ. KRKD- Prairie Schooner. KXLA -Sons of the Pioneers. KWKW- Baseball Lineup. APRO. KFMB -Piano

Playhouse. *BGB, KVOE. KGER -News.

KFXM- Hawaiian Harmonies. 12:05 -BGER -Red Murrel.

KWKW -Blue Room. 12:10-KGFJ-Keyboard Magic. 12:15 -KHJ -Round Towner.

KMPC-Automotive News. KFVD- Luncheon Music. KXLA -Songa of the Saddle.

*KFXM, KFOX -News. KFSD -Blue Plate Special. KGB- American Legion. KVOE- Slnfonletta.

12:30 -KFI- Doctors It Home. KNX-The Three R's. KHJ, KGB, EVOE -Men of

Vision. KMPC-Bridge Club.

*KFW B -News. KWKW -Farm News,

Varieties. KGF.I -Easy Rhythm. KFXM -Off the Record. KFSD -Easy Money.

12:45 -KMPC -Star Shots. KFWB-Music.

*KFAC -News. KFVD- Violet Schram. KXLA- University of Calif. KFOX- Varieties.

1 -HFi, KFSD -Phone Again, Finnegan.

EN X -Ream e.

SATURDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and


Variety

9:00 -Grand Central Station,

5:00 -RCA Show. EFL 6:00 -Judy Canova, HET. e :30-Grand Ole Opry, HFI. 7180 -Dick Haymes. KNX. it:00 -_Hit Parade. KNX. 8:30- National Barn Dance, RFI. I:45 -Tony Martin, KNX. 9:30 -Prologue to Fame, KFI.

10 :15- Hollywood Barn Dance, KNX.

Drama s:00- Theater of Today. KNX. t :30 -Stare Over Hollywood.

KNX. 3:00 -Academy Award Theater.

1MX. 7:30 -Mayor of the Town. KNX. 7:30 -Life of Riley, TEFL 4:0O -Rill 'Lance, EFI. 0:30 -Famous Jury Trials.

KECA. 9 :gangbusters, KECA.

9: reen Hornet. SECA.

Quiz Programs 7:00 -Quiz of Two Cities. KRJ. 7:00- -Truth or Consequences.

Rn.

7:30 -Win. Place or Show. HECA.

Outstanding Music 1:00 -Saturday Concert. RECA. 2:30 -L. A. Symphonic Band.

KHJ. 4 :00-Musical Masterpieces,

KFAC. 5:30 -Boston Pops Orchestra,

KECA. 8:00 -Musical Digest, KGFJ. 6:00- Chicago Theater, KHJ. a :AO- Evening Concert, KFAC.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

10:00 -- Eastside Show. KFWB.

Public Affairs 2:30 -Chester Bowles, KECA. 2:45 - Labor, U.S.A., KECA. 3:00 -Our Foreign Policy, KFI. 3:30 -Assignment Home. KNX.

Sports -Comment 10:00 -Race Lineup. KWKW. 10:00 -Racing, KGFJ. 1:00- Sports Parade, KHJ. 3:00- Baseball. KMPC. 4:15 -Harry R'ismer. HECA. 5:45 -Race Results. KRKD. 0:30 -Bay Meadows, KMPC.

RECA, KFMB- Saturday Concert.

RILL KGB. KVOE -- Sport/ -

Parade. *KO ar Nes. Musical Scrap -

KFWB- Music. KFAC- Penthouse Serenade. KGFJ-Intermission. KRED- Music.

*KLAC, KFVD, HGER -News. $ILA- Community Broad. rasters.

KWKW -Jazz Concert. KFOX- Platter Pantry, $PRO-Corona Hour. KFXM- Sagebrush Serenade.

1:05 -HGER- Music. 1:10-$LAC- HIghlights in Melody. 1:15 -HALA -Tick Teck Tunes.

KFAC -Melody Matinee. HFVD- Popular Favorites. KFXM -Meet the Marines.

1:30 -H1I- ('amera Clinic. KNX-Meet the Misse.. KHJ -Teen Tune Sesh. KMPC- Flying Feet KGFJ-Among My Souvenirs.

*KRKD -News. *KWKW -News. Jazz Concert.

KFXM- Southern Harmonizers KFOX -Hal maneyrs.§ Orch.

*KFSD-John W. Vandercoek. KVOE- Orchestra.

1:45- KHJ -Polleing L. A. KXLA-Gold Hour. KRKD- Singing Waiters. BEAD- Cnseen Enemy.

KGB. KIWI-Gray Gorden Orchestra.

HFI- Reserve, KNX -Talk. KECA-Take It from Thera. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, RVOE-

Zeke Manners. KFWB -Melody Matinee.

*KMPC -News, Sweet Music. KFAC -Memory Musicale.

*$LAC -News. EX-LA-Gold Hour. KGFJ-Town Crier Presents. KRKD -Music for Millions. KF II-- Popular Favorites. KWKW -Club 1430. HGER -Long Beach Band. RFOX -Organ Treasures.

22:10 -KLAC -Two for the Show. 2:15- KHJ -Pulse of the City.

ENX- Reserve. KFOX- Public Bulletin. RRED- Concert Melodies. KFXM. KGB. KVOE- Reserve

2:30 -HFL KFSD -Tin Pan Alley. KECA -Cheater Bowles. KHJ, KFXM, KVOE -L. A.

Symphonic Band. KFWB -Dick Haymes.

*HRRD -News, Music. BFVD- Timely Tunes.

*KWKW -News, Club 1430. KGER-Between the Lines. KGB -San Diego Schools.

2:35 -KFWB- Melody Matinee. 2:40- HGER -Long Beach Band. 2:45 *BFI -John W. Vandercook.

*KNX, HFWB, KFVD -News. HECA- Labor, II. S. A. KMPC- Lawrence Welk Orck. KAZA- Afternoon Varieties. KRKD-Pan-Americana. KFSD- Religion in News. 3 -KFI. KFSD -Oar Foreign

Policy. KNX-Academy Award

Theater. KECA-Voice of Business. KHJ KGB. KFCif, KVOE-

Hawaii Calls. KMPC-Baseball. RFWB- Lawrence Welk Oreh. KFAC- Famous Musical

Favorites. *Kl,AC -News. Something New.

KXLA- Afternoon Varieties. KGFJ- Record Jackpot. KF171- Popular Favorites. KWKW- Handicap Contest. BRED- Matinee Melodies. KF11X- Varieties.

*KGER -News. .

EPRO -Red Hot and Blue. *KFMB -News. Movie News.

3:A5- KGER- Music. 3 :15- KECA -Musical Pet Shop.

KFWB- Melody Matinee. KXLA -Juke Box Matinee. KFOX- Hawaii Calls. KFMB- Matinee Melody.

3:30 -KFi, KFSD -Name Your Muele.

KNX-Assignment Home. KECA, RFMB -Teen Town.

*KH.I. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Paul Schubert.

*KRKD -News, Music.



RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 SATURDAY LOGS KFOX- Hollywood Salon.

3:45 -KHJ- Thirty Seconds tu Go. *KFWB -News.

SFAC -Casa Cugat. KKK%%-Record Shop. KF%10- Rhumba Musk. SPRO- Campus Caboodle. 6F11 X- Longsh oremeo'

Dispatch. KGB. &FX-M, KVOE -1 Was

a Consict

4 HFI- Ladles' Day. KNX -Talk, KECA- Rudio, the .American

%Va). SHJ- Serenade for Strings. KMPC- Baseball. KFWB- Gospel and Sung.

*KLAC -News, Show Tunes. KOLA -Juke Buz Matinee. KWKW- Saddle Serenade. KGFJ -Swing Serenade. KFAC -Musical Masterpieces. SFVD- Piano. Kltb,D -Piano Paintings.

*HGER- News, All States. *HFOX, KPRO -News.

EFSI)- Rope rt Hughes. KGB, HMV', KVOE -Sungs

Along the Trail. 4:15 -KNX- Reserve.

KECA -Harry Wismer, Sports.

*HF {' D -News. HRHD- Musieland Quiz. KGER- Music. la PRO-Matinee Dance. HFSD -Hank Greene. HFMB -San Diego Looks

Ahead. 4:30 -KFI -Scout Jamboree.

*KNX -Harry Flannery. KHJ-Meet the Press. KECA, SPRO- Musical

Playground. KFWB -Blind Artists' Guild. KGF.1- Orchestre du Juur. &RSD -Tunes of the Day. KFVD -90 -90 Club.

*6WKW -News. Vocal Varieties.

KFOX -Old -Age Pensions. KFXM -Amusement News. KFSD- .Sportscast. KGB, SVOE -Harry Savoy.

1 :45 *SNX -Garred, News. KFWB -Western Stars. KWKW -Today at the Races. KFVTI -Top Tunes.

*KRKD, KFSD -News. KFMB- Melody un Parade.

4:55*KN C -Bill Henry, News.

5 HFI -R('A- Victor Show. KNX -Voice of the Moment.

*KECA -Monitor Views the News.

*KHJ. SVOE, KGER -News. *KMPC-News. Jerry Sears.

HXLA -Juke Box Matinee. HFAC -Moments In Music.

*1i AC-News. Fretless'. KWKW- Itailan Melodies. KIND- Bostirk Sundown

Roundup. KRKI) -Songs uf the Saddle. SGFJ -Jase at 5. HFSD- Columbia Record Shop ((FOX- Sunshine Pastor. KFXM- Nancy's Book ('orner. KGB -Key to City.

5 :15-EN X- C.B.S. Oreh. *KECA -News.

KHJ. KGB, HFXM, HVOE- Reserve.

KMPC -Sports Roundup.

(LAC -Music from Yester- year. *ar ItIA.-aewa.

KG ER-Your Army 5:311 *HFI, ((FOX -News.

KECA. ((PRO -Boston Pops Orchestra.

KHJ, KGB, KFX.M, 6VUE- Jonathan Trimble, Esquire.

KMPC -Andre Kustelanetz. HLAC-Irwin Allen. KGFJ -Race Recap. KFAC, SGER- Music. KRKD -South Sea Serenade. KWSW -Craig Wilkins. SXLA- Future Pianists. SFVt)- Evening Serenade. SFNB -Ray Garcia Show. KFSD- Person to Parson.

5:45 *HFI, KFSD -Elmer Peterson. KNX-Saturday Night

Serenade. KMPC- Bishop Stevens. ((X LA -Moods In Melody. KLAC --Ctt alga de of Stars. KMIN.-Sports. SGFJ -Show Time. KRKD -Race Results. KFOX -Bal Tabarin.

6 -KFI, KFSD -Judy Canosa Show.

SNX- Sat'inlay Night Serenade.

KECA, KI'Rtl- Boston Symphony.

((HJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Chicago Theater.

*KMPC -News. *S WB, KGER. D hNews. Digest. *HLAC -News. Preslew.

KFAC- Music. KFVD -Jazz Commentator. KRKD -Early Dancette. KXLA -First Baptist Church. (FMB -Youth Quizzes

Industry. 6:15 -KNX -Celebrity Club.

KM PC-Got emur w arren. KFWB -Show Time. KLAC -Barbershop

Harmonies. ((FOX- Sacred Program.

6:30 -KFI, ((FSD -Grand Ole Opry. SECA. ((PRO. RF)IK -HaT-

loft Hoedown. KMPC -Bay Meadows Races. KFWE -Songs by Naomi. EI.AC-Dinner Music.

*RF VD -News. EXI.A -Sweet Chariot Hour. KERT -Show Tunes. KFOX -Hays Memory Room. KGER -Lakin Valley Church.

6:4 - XX -Talk. KFWB -Bert Fiske. KRKD -Hollywood Tunesmltha 7 -RFI, KFSD -Truth or ('on-

sequences. KNX-Dick Haymes Show.

*KECA. ((PRO. KFMB- News of Tomorrow.

KHJ -Quiz of Two Cities. *KMPC -News. Your Children

and Their Songs. KFWB -Music You Want. RF't(' -Dr. James FITield, .Jr. SGFJ- Musical Digest. RVT..A- Nazarene Church.

*y1 4C. RERD. RVOF. -News. KFXM- Kurn's Krackite. KG11- Sanger Dote.

*KGER -New.. Music. 7:0.5- RI.AC-Al Jarvis.

Sri-E '(' 4 -Page C nanaugh Trio. KRKD- Three -Quarter Time.

KVOE- inside Facts. :30-KFI. KFSD -Life of Riley.

HN \ -Ms)nr of the Town SECA. ((PRO, SFNIB -win,

Place or Show. HHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

lRed Ryder. K)tPC- Challenge to Youth.

*KFWB -News. EFAC-First Baptist Church HXLA- Popular Concert. KRKD -Do You Know? ((GER -Martin Block Show,

7 :45 -KFWB -Piano Reflections. *KFAC-News.

((FOX -Judge Gardner. 7 :55 *SNX- Alcott, News. 8-KFI, KFSD- Adventures of

Bill Lance. KNX -Hit Parade. KHJ KGB. KFXVI, KYOE-

T.eave It to the Girls. KECA. SFMB -Dick Tracy.

*KMI'C- News. Hemingway. KFWB- American Sketches. SFAC- Evenlog Concert.

*EL AC-New s. Baseball. KGFJ-Concert Encore. SXLA- Chapel Quartet. ((PRO -Voice of Business.

*KGER -News, Music. 9:15 -KMPC -Dace Rose.

KFWB -Story of Israel. SXLA- Adventures in

Research. ((PRO -Organ Melodies.

1 :30 -EFT. KFSD- National Barn Dance.

SE('.4, KPRO- Famous Jury Trials.

RAJ -The Agencer. TCMPC -Musi(' Supreme.

*KFWB -News, SGFJ- Dancing Rhythm. RXT_A -97th Street Corral. RFOX- Cnuntr Barn Dance. EGER- Sunshine Pastor. KGB, RFXM, FtVOE- Seren-

ade for Strings. RFMII -Sweet and Swing.

9:45- FNX -Ton v Mart in Show. RFW'B -Wayne Rine Oreh. KFML- Snorts Time.

9 -SF7. SF'SD -Cao You Top This?

KNX -Tony Martin Show. RECA. &PRO. KEW. -

Gang Busters. *SHJ, KGB. &FX111. KVOE-

News. *KM P(' -News, Central

Ches rolet. KEW IS-Evening Serenade.

*KLA(' -News. Baseball. HFAC- Evening Concert. SXLA -%oriel) Time. KGF1- Saludoa Amigos.

*SGER -News. Sunshine Pastor 9:15 *HHJ, KGB- Norman Nesbitt.

KNX -Don't Tou Believe It. KFXM-Dance Music. HVOE- Smooth Performance.

9:30 -HFT- Prologue tu Fame. KNX-Story Teller. HH4-Spike Jones' Orchestra. KECA-Green Hornet. KFWB-Show Time. RXLA -Tern+ Jim Lewis. ((FIB, KVOE -Meet the

Press. KGER- Graphic Press. HPRO- Claremont Hotel

Orchestra. KGB-Band of the Week. KFMB -Show Tunes.

9:45 -KHJ -Frank Parker Show.

KNX- Democratic Central Committee.

O- M.Spurts P arade.

((PRO- Memories of Melody &FAD -High School Music. KG B-Dane etime.

10 *KF7, HFSD -News. *KNX -Chet Huntley.

HHJ KGB. SFX.M. SVOE- Bob Crosby Orchestra.

KECA. ((PRO- Casino Gardens Orchestra.

*KMPC -News, Central Ch et NAM .

EASTSIDE SHOW 10 TO 12 P.M.

leery Night Except Sunday

KFWB K1

*KL;tf' - New s, Let's Dap, KXXLA -Tunes for Ten. KFVL)- Newsical, 3 How HGFJ- Western Music.

*KG ER-News, Sister FM KFAC-Lucky Lager D

10:15- HFI -The King's Men. SNX -Hollywood Barn D KFSD- Thomas Anthony HF51R- Continental Room

10 :30 *KFl-News. KECA -Freddy Martin's HHJ, KGB. KFX-M, HV

Freddie Nagle's orchew KXLA -Opie Cates' Orch SGFJ -Swing It. KFOX -Pappy Smith ap,

Hired Hands. KG ER-Cowboy Music. KFSI)- MusicaI Quiz. RFMB -Jam Session. ((PRO- Ambassador Hots

in:/.' -KF1 -Show Time. KNX -Sammy Kaye's 01

11-KFI-Jimmie Greer's Or *HHJ,

KGB,IKVOF -Ches Stewart's Orchestra.

KECA- Fiesta Grande. *KMPC -News, Lawrence

Orchestra. KFWB -East side Show. HGFJ -Blue of Evening. KFAC -Lucky Lager

Time. *KLAC -News, Dance Mn

KXLA- Bandstand Resin *RPRO, HFMB -News of

Tomorrow. *HGER -News, Music.

((FSO- Dante Orchestra. RFXM- Random Request

11:15 -KNX -Benny Carter's ( HXLA -Silver Spur. KGER -Top Rail. FPRO -fial Taharin Orc RFMB- Chentin' on Sant

11:30 -KFI- F.ddie Fitzpatrick FINN-Music. KECA -Red Nichols Or

HHJ. KGB. KVOE -Kin Cole Trio.

KXLA- Bandstand Recta, KMPC -Herh Jeffries.

11:45 *SHJ, KGB, HVOR -New KNX -KNX-tra, Music. ((PRO -Club Morocco.

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Benny shows up for another session. * Music

Sunday, May 12- "Standard Sym- phony," K F I, 7:30 p.m. (1 hr.) Meredith Willson conducts the symphony and will include some of his own compositions.

Monday, May 13- "Telephone Hour," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) Ezio Pinza will be the guest soloist.

Saturday, May 18- "Saturday Concert," KECA. 1:00 p.m. (1 hr. ) Bronislav Gimpel will be the guest conductor.

* Drama

Sunday, May 12- 'Theatre Guild on

the Air," KECA, 6:00 p.m. (1 hr.) Charles Laughton and Elsa Lan- chester star in Jeffrey Dell's "Pay ment D e f e r r e d." Broadcast from Hollywood.

Monday, May 13- "Sherlock Holmes," KHJ, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.) Basil Rath. bone and Nigel Bruce in "The Case of the Uneasy Chair."

Tuesday, May 14 -"This is My Best," KNX, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.) Marjorie Main stars in Norman Reilly Raine's "Tugboat Annie Sails Again." *

Educational Sunday, May 12- "Invitation to Learn-

ing." KNX, 8:00 a.m. (30 min.) Book to be discussed: Pliny's History. *

Forum Sunday, May 12-'O p e n Forum."

KMPC, 9:05 p.m. (55 min.) Que: to be discussed will be: "Shoulc Angeles Teachers Have an Inc: in Saláry?"

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Sunday, May 12- "Electric Hour," KNX, 12:30 p.m. (30 min.) Mrs. Isabel Eddy, mother of Nelson, will be his guest on Mother's Day.

* Contest

Monday, May 13- Erskine Johnson, KHJ, 4:30 p.m. (15 min.) Erskine inaugurates contest to give movie star Robert Cummings away to con- testant writing the best letter on "How and where I'd like to spend the day with Robert Cummings."



ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDER nturArd with nn asterisk (I are of the contest, quiz, or oiler type.

k Indicates uroyrowra or neun und rwrrmenlalion, Vole; Prayrows

Abbott ,ail Costello. KI I, KFSD, S pin, 'l'h Academy Award Theater KNX, 3 p.m. Sr Academy of Music_.. 141. 412, 0:30 p.m. M -F Adventures of Bill I,au. e .. KFI. S p.m. Sa Adventures of Tom Mir KHJ, 3:46 p.m. M -F Album of Familiar Mani. . K11. 5:511 p.m. so *Aleut!, Carroll K N X, ::55 p.m. M -Sa Aldrich Fancily KNX, S p.m. F All -Stu r Al entrro K \\, :1:30 p.m. Su Allen. Fred KI I. KI nil. 4:30 p.m. Su Allyn, Irwin os so Kl .' . 5:30 p.m. M -Ss AI Pearce Show KECA, 12 N. M -F Amazing Mrs, Haulms. KNX, 4 p.m.. Su America Speaks .. , . K N X, 15:15 p.m. Su America l oiled K}1, it p.m. Su Americau Furan, _ KHJ, 6:35 p.m. Tu American Fa. mir KECA. 10 .m. Sa Americau- .lewieh Hoar K IS KW, 3:30 p.m. 11-IF Americau Melody H. K.X. 3::W p.oi. Tu America.. Sports Page KECA, 1:30 p.m. F Americau Way Forum KFI, 9:30 p.m. 1u Americus. Morld KFI, 9:46 a,nt. Sa Anderson Family KECA, ,:30 p.m, W Ant houy. ,[01111 J. KHJ, KGB. 2:15 p.m, M -F Art Baker's Notebook KFI, 4:3e p.m. M -F Armrtroug, Jack ._. Kl'('.A, KFMB 3:30 p.m. M -F Asnignmenl H

- ..KNX :1:330 p.m. sa Aunt Jenny KNX, 12:45 p.m. M -F Aunt )I:try . KIKI, KFSD, 2:30 pout, M-F Autry. (,rue KNX, I:30 p.m. Su Ave Maria Hour K41FJ. 9 p,m, Su .4. enter ..... ..- .- _- ..- _..- ._.__._- _._...KHJ. S:su p,u,. Sa Baby Snooks KNX. 0.30 p.m. Su tin, belor' Children KNX. 11 :43 .tai. M -F' Backgrounds for Living, KNX, 2 :3s p.oi,.

M. W, F Baler, Art KFI, KFSD, 9:46 a.ln, M -F Bake,, Kenny.. ..Y KECA, 5:15 p.m. 'l'y *Buller. Sam KECA, II a.m.. Su

KLAC. 5:45 p.m. M -F sass.,_ -..-- .,..KXLA. S:15 p.m, M -F

Buodwriur KFI. 3:30 p.ut. Su Baptist Brothirs...._ KXLA. 5: :10 .m. 'l'u. 'Ili B irrymore, I.ionrl..... ...............KNX. 1::10 p.m. Sa * Bankhage Talking KECA, 11 a.m. M -I, Batters _.. KFI. K }Sl/, 16:30 a.m. Sa Boy Meadows Hares.. KMPC. 6:30 p.m. M -Sa Benny, Jatk... KFI, KFSD, 't p.m.. $:30 p.m. Su Bergen. Edgar BFI, BESU, 4 p.m. Su *Berman. A.erill KLAC, 5:15 p.m, M -F

KXLA. S p.m. M -F Bible Inetitute....KRBD, KFIIX, S .m. M. W. F Big Sister KNX, 8:15 a.m. M -F Big Tuwn KNY. S p.m. Tu Bill I:wlsu Show KHJ. 2:30 p.m. M -F Bill Hay Reads the Blble....BHJ, 1:15 p.m. M -F' Bishop Stevens KMPC, 5:45 port. Sa Blind Artists Guild..__... KFWB, 4:31 p.m. Sa Block. Martin KNX, 12 u Sa Blondie. .___..._.. -_ KNX, 1:30 p.00. Su Boston Biockle..., .. KE('A. 1 p.m. W Buvtou Pups.... . .KECA. KFMB, 5:30 p.m. Sa Bowlers Sports Cast KFAC, 5 p.m. Su Bowes, Chester KECA, KFMB. 2:30 vont. Sa eowroo, Fletcher KFI. 10:15 p.n.. Th

KMPC. 6:45 p.m. Su Breakfast Club ...... $FW111, S a.m. W Breneman's Breakfrat Y1LCA. 9:30 a.m, M -F' [trice, fanny ......._.. _..... KNX. S:30 p.m. Su Bridge Club........ ....... ..KMIK:, 12: :M p.m, M -Sa Bridge t0 Dreamland KECA. 11:15 p.m. Su Bride and Groom- KECA, KFMB. 3 p.m. M -F *Broadway News .KHJ, 12 X, M -F: 3 p.m. M -F *Brown, Cecil ..... ........... ......... KHJ. 5 .m. M -F Bulldog Drummond.... ..... _.KHJ, 111,55, 1 p.m. M Burke. Billie _ KNX. 11:30

p.m.

Sa & Burns Allen KFI, KIND, 1:30 p.m. Th Burins. Bob KFI, KFSD, 8:30 nt. Th Cabbages & Kings. .. .........KFI. 6:45 p.m. F Calendar of Tomorrow, KILL 4:45 p.m. M. W. F California Homes KMPC. 9:05 ,m. M -F }Calmer, Ned

. KNX, 4 :55 p.m. Su (entera (:Ifni,- ..KFI. 1 ::11 p.,,.. Sa Count a, Judy KFI KFSD. it p,m. Sa Cautor, Eddie ............KFS. 8::0 p.m. W 'Cain low 'l'op 'I h: i.' KFI. KFSD, 9 p.m. Sa Captain Midnight KHJ. 5:30 p.nt. M -F Carmichael, Hung. BFI 9 p.oi. M Carnation Hour Kil, KFSD, 6 p.m. M Carrington Play boor KHJ, 5:30 p.m. F Carson, Jack KNX. S p.m. W Caw Cugat 7:11. IONS p.m. M., W. F

5:30 p.11í. W -F Catholic Ansorrs _ ..........KFWB, 1115 p.m. Su Catholic Hour BFI. 2 p.nt. Su Cavalcade of America. KFI. KFSD. 1:310 p.m. M Cavalcade of Sports_._ KECA, KFMB. 1 p.m. F Cavallero, Carmen ......KFI, KIND. 11 a.m. Su, Celebrity Club KNX. 1:15 p.m. Ss Challenge to Youth KMPC. ' :30 p.m. Sa

.-- ..... KXF.A. 3:30 p.m. Su Chapel Quartet KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su (.'hesire, Puppy KMPC, 9:15 .m. M -F' Chicago Roundtable KFI. KFSII. 9::11 a,ot, Su Chicago '('heater KH,I. KGB. 6 p.m. Pia Christian Science KMPC. 6:13 p.m. Su ('hri'ttian Science _......._..__ _....K }VEX. S p.m. Sa l'!turch of the Air KNX. 1 a.m. Su I loco Kid KHJ. KGB. 7:30 p.m. M, W. F 1 itizrns' Forum KNX. 9:90 p.m. Th Itituru Group [FOX, 2 :15 p.m. Su

*('(use, Upton KHJ, KGB, 1:15 p.m. Tu Poke beak KHJ. 1 Ix 'y. nt. Sr Columbia S7m Vbuuy KNX, It agit. Su Columbia Workshop ._osso K N \. p: M, Su Forwent ' l'imo ...._....._.....KF.t A, t:1'. p,tn. Tu Commander Scott ............... __..K14.I. 1u:13 a.m. su Contented Hour.... .......... KFI, KFSUF 6 p.m. M Curtiss Archer K. 1 ,.m, Sta Counterspy. KECA, K)'MB, KI'Kjl, 4 :3W p.m. Su Country Church of Hollywood 4 ',.

".tt'. 8 .1r. n. T.,-S.i County F'eir. K\1 +++ i',.ot, Sa County Mrdlrnl Issu. .. KI A(7JI: Sa Coast o1 Quote Cristo x .p,m, Tu Court of %Iisu,s Heirs kFt tsx.m, Su Crime sonar r p.m, Su ('rime l'hotosra plier K. 7: p.m, 'l',, l'rnrker, Hetl, KF'I. 1 ... a.m. M -F Crosby, Bub.... KNX. S::fN p.m. W *Cunningham, Bill KHJ, 11':3o r.nt. Su Certain Time...._.. KR('A, KFMB, 1 p.m. Tie U Is for Danger...._._ .............KNX, 9 p.,,. Su Daley, Cass YFI, 3:::Y yam, Su Duce Tinte ILock7 Lager)

KFAC, 10 p.nt. M -Sa Dark Venture ....... _...KECA, KPK(1, 1:30 p.m. Tu Darts for Dosilt KECA, KFMB, I p.ii . Su Dauhiell Hammett's Fat Mao

KECA. KFMB. KPK11. 5:30 p.m. M Date With Judy KFI, [FSD. 5:30 p.m. Tu David Harun ...... _..._ -BFI, KFSD, 5:45 a.m. M -F *Davin. Elmer__ ...... ........ KECA. 6:55 p.m. M -F Da.ir. Jima KNX, 1.40 p.m, M Debber Date KFSI), 11:30 a.m. Sa Defense Never Rests -._._, KNX, It p.m. F Devise for Death KECA. 7:45 p.n.. Th -Detect t Colleet....KECA, KFMB, 6 ::* p.m. Th Dick Tracy KECA. KFMB. 6:I5 p.m. M -V

KECA, KFMB, 8 p.m. Sa Dinner Bell Houadup __....... _[X1,.4, If nt, N -F' Uisuu, Nancy..-._..-,- - __WSJ, 16 :15 a.m. M -F Doctors at Home... _. ....... _..KFl, 12:30 p,tn. TMs Don't Be a Sucker KN.'. 5::$U p.m, Su Durt Iota Relieve It..._ KNX. 9:15 p.m. Sa Double or Nothing. .KHJ, 6 ::0 then. Su Downey, Morte KHa.m. . 9:I3 a.. M-11, Drake, Galen... ,RECA, 8 a,m. Sa: 12:15 p.n.. Su Drene Show -...-.K1.1. 11::0 p.m. lb Ur. I hristiaa KNX. 7:30 p.oi. 21 'Dr, I. Q. _osso . KFI. KFSD, 6:3o p.m. 51 Dr. Paul KFSD, J5 p.m. M -F Duffj s Ta KFI. KIND. 1::11 p.n., I" Durante -Moore B-NX. 5:311 p.m. }' East.lde Show........._. ...... KFWB. IN pant. M -Sa l'ustside de........ KECA. 9::10 p.m. Su Easy Area......__- ..._._._._. KMPC. 5:1.3 p.101. M -F Eddy, Mellows osso K. X. 12:30 p.m. Su Editor of the Air KFI I), 12 N. M -F Edwards. Pute RE(' I. KFMIS, 3:311 p.m. M -F

KF( I. KFMB. In a.m. Su Electric Hour KNX, 12::11 p.m. Su Ellery Qureu KNX. 6::0 p.o,. W Enchantment.. ..KECA. KIMM. KPH °, 5 p.m. Su Especially for Lou... KFI, 9:15 amt. M -F Eternal Light _. ..... osso Kil. 8 a.m. Su Ethel a Albert ... KECA, KPRO. 11:15 a.m. M -F Evening Concert .._ ..... .. KFAC. I p.m. M -Sa Eaploria1 the Cakaoe n KHJ. 5 p.m. Su Family Hour KNX. 1 p.m. Su Famous Jury Trials. KEA A. 8:30 p.m. Sa Famous Players KHJ. S p.tn. Th Farm Reporter KFI, It N. 111-Sa Fashion Forum KMPC. 1 :45 p.m. Th

FBI in Peace t War KNX, 1:311 p.m. 'TI. F'reline Is Mutual _ .. KHJ, KGB, 11:13 p.tat-

os o . ... osso 'l'u. Th Feati.sl of Waltzes KFAC, lx coma M -F Fibber McGee [M. BESI), B : :is p.m, Tu & Fidler. Jimmy KECA. KFMB, 5:15 p.m. Su eat Grande

[INCA. 9:311 p.m. M: 11 p.m, Tu -Sa Flfield, J. W KFAC. 1 p.m. Sr Finger lip Successes HMI'('. Bab a.m. Su Firestone Fa yorilea KMPC, 1::11 p.m. M -F Fisher. George KECA, 2:45 p.m. 51 -F *Fianuery, Harry KNX. 4:30 p.n., '41- So Flights... KNX. 10::0 p. on M Flit Fro' KHJ, BGB, 4:45 p.u,. '1'u, Th Fluretla's .tenet Iton KEA('. 1: :0 p.n.. M -F Flying Public _ KECA. 6N3 p.m. Tu Fool's Money KECA, 9:15 p.m. W Ford Sltow. .. KF.I t. KFMB, KPKII. 4 p.m. Su F Ernest _.BNX $:3o p.m. M Forever 'Tops osso

_. _. _. KECA. KFMR KPKII. 6:36 p.m. M *Farter. l'edrie KHJ, 2:30 p.m. Su

osso KHJ, KGB. KFXM HAVE, 1 tom. M -F *Frasier Hunt KHJ, 8:15 a.m. M -F Fred Waring BFI, KIND. S a.m. M -F Free for All KNX. 9 p.m. W Fresh l'p Time KHJ, 8::11 p.m. W Friendly Neighbor' KFMII, a a.m. M -F Froal -Page Farrell. KFI, KI'SD, 1:45 p.m. M -F Funnies K F W B... S a.m. Sm Furry Paper land KFAC. 1:30 ,n.. Su Gangbusters... KEl.4, KF Mat, KPRII, 9 p.m. Sa Garden Guide.._ _.. __._ BF,I'A,. 9:15 a.m. Su *Garrett. Bob KNX, 4 :45 p.m. M -Sa General Electric House Party , ........ osso

K \X, ii a. 31-1:' Get That Story KNX, 9 p.m. Tu

Gilbert t Sullivan os s o ._.osso. KFAC. 9:30 a.m. Nu Gillespie Garden Guide . KECA, 9:15 a.m. Su (lite and 'fake . KNX, 10::11 a.m. Sr Glamour Manor 1.1..1 A. KFMB. 9 a.m. M -F Gulden Auction K.'. X, 5 : :11) p.m. Su Graham. Sheila KI1.1, KGB, 11:45 cons Su Grand l'rutrol . olio KNX, 9 ...ut. Sr Grand Ille lis, y KI I. KI,.II. 11:311 p.m. Sa Great Gilder.lrete KI I. KIND, i p.m. Su Great Moment. io Mo.i. KNX, 6 p.m. W '

Greer Horner .KEt'.4, 9:30 p.m. So Guiding Light KII, KFSD, lo amt. M -F H :tl' Memory Ho..,., . Krtl\. 6:3U 11.111. M -Su Haley, Jack Ii 1l. 0:30 p.m. Su *Hardy. (lean KHJ, KGB, K' \SI . k S Ill[. 10 a.m.: 9 p.m. 1) Happy Humes. .... KHJ. 3:15 p.m, M -F Harrigan, Hop.._ Kt.( A. KFMB, 4 :43 pant, M -F Harvest of Stars Intl. KFSII. III a.11í. Su Haunting Hour .. ..KFI, 9:311 p.m. F Haves of Kest KXLA, 8::311 amt, M. W, F

sso.... KFtl\. KPKII, 8 a.m. Tu. Th. Sr Hawaii I MG ....KHJ. KGB. :1 p.m. Ma Hawk, Bub KNX, 6:311 p.m. M Hay. Bill KHJ. I:15 pont. ,M -F" *Hayes, Sam K}I, KFSD, 1::11 a,m, M -Sa H&vmes. Dirk KNX, 7 p.m. Sa Meatier, Gabriel KHJ. MASS, 6 p.m. M -F

5:13 p.m. Su Hebrew Christian Hour.. KFIIX, 10:45 amt. M -F *Hemtugway, Frank ._. KMPC. 12 'n., I p.ot, U

KHJ, 1 amt. 11 -Ma *Henry. Gilt K\, 4:5 p.m. M-F Here's Hoar Kl.,:. l SUI',. 3:45 vont. 5( -F Hildega rdr...... .... k I I. K I SU, 1:311 p.m. W Hit Parade ......... _. K\ X, a p u,. Ma Hobby Lobby .... ......... K X. 5::11 p.m, Th Hobby Hours....... KE('.A. 9 p.m. W Holiday for Munir K N \, 6::10 p.m, W Hollywood Barn Dance K\ V. 111:15 p.m. Sa Hollywood Fro Magazine KM 4:15 pant, M -F Hollywood Music Hull KE('A, 3:30 p.m. Su Hollywood Spotlight KECA. 2:43 p.m. M -F Hollywood Star Theater KNX, III::M1 a.ut, Su Hullyw'd Presbyterian ('h'rh. KFW B, 5 p.m. Su Hollywood 'theater_... ............. KFl, 9::11 P.M. W Hollywood Trends KLAI', 4:15 p.m. M. W H Chats__ ......... ..KMIPC. In:45 a.m. M -Ma H Is What You Make It. KFI, 11 .m. Sa Hope, Bob. KFI. KFSD, 6 p.m. Tu Huge Chest._ , KNX, 2: :0 p.ot, Su Hopper, Hedda..._... ..KECA, KFMB. S:15 p.m. M Hour of Angelus KW'KW, 5:311 p.m. Su Hair of 1Itarm... ...... _...KFI, KFSD. 8 p.m. Su Hour of Faith ._.KF,CA, 8:36 a.m. Wu House of Milani __. KFWB. 10 a.m. M -F *Hughes. John B -.-___ KFWB, 6:15 pana. M -F *Huntley. Chet......... ................. KNX, 10 wet. D Hymns You Lone KHJ, 11:15 a.m, M -F Hymne of All Churches.. KECA, 1:45 p.m. W -F 1 Was a l'oavirt ..KGB. 3:45 p.m. Sa Intonation, l'leaae, BFI, KIND, 5:30 p.m. M Ilka ('hase..._ .... .........._ _KHJ. 1í:15 p.m. Su Inglewood Park Concert KNX, 6::10 pal. Tu Inner Manet KNX, S p.m. Tu Inside Radio Tokyo KH1. 11:15 a.n,. Ss *Inside the News ..... ...- _.KFI, 10:30 p.m. Su -F Inside of Sports. KILL 9:30 p.m. M -F Institute for Blind KMPC, 5:15 ,nt, Su lutitalf n to Learning_.. _ _....KNX, 5 r.m. Su Island tenture KNX, 6 p.m. Th It Py to Ile Ignorant KNX. S p.m. F It's A New Day ..... . KLA(', 7:43 amt. M -Ma Jack Herr+ Show KECA, KFMB. 1 p.m. M -F Jack of All Trades . . KNX, N p.m. M James Albe llhsrr,ea...... KF :(A, 7:30 a.m, M -F Jarvis, Al .... os so.........KI.A(', la a.m.. 1 p.m. D Johnston, Erskine ..__. ...... ..... KHJ. 4::10 p.m. M -F- Johu000 Family .. KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M -F Johnson, Floyd B KI,ER. 4:05 p.m. Su

.. KFGX, 1:3* p.m. Sot: 9 :36 p.m. M Jonathan Trimble ...... ...KH'I, KGB. 5::0 p,o,. Sa *Jorgenson. Edward KFI, 9:05 A.nt. M -F

.. KFI, 12:45 p.nt Su: 3 p.nt, Tu. 'Tb Joyce Jordan. M.D. KFI, 4:15 p.n.. SI -F' Junior 'town Sleeting KGKK. 4:341 phot. Th Jost Plain ItilI ......... KFI, KIND, I:30 p.m. tl -F" *Kaltenborn, H. Y KFI, S p.m. M. W. F

... _osso..... .. .. KFSD. :1:15 p.m. M. M. I' Kaye, Danny .. ... KNX. 6 p.in. F' Kaye, Sammy .......KECA, KFMB, 10:30 a.m. Su *Kennedy. John... KE('A, KFMB, 2:30 p.m. M -F Kings Men.. KFI, 8 :IS pont. I' Knctela nefs, Andre KNX. S p.m. T+ Kraft Music Hall ... KFI, KFSI) 9 p.m. Tk Kyser's Koller, (Kay Kyser) _._.._......._.....

._............KFI. KFSII, 6 p.m. W Lahr, l'.5.A. KECA, 2:45 p.m. Sa Ladles, Re Seated KE4'A. 1:::0 p.m. M -t Ladies' Day .. .. ._ . .. .................KFI, 4 p.m. 31-na La Guardia, Florrllo ..... .. ........... _.

KECA, KFMB, 5 :30 p.111 .111 Lamolighter KXI.A. 2 p.m. no land of the Free..... -- ...._.....KMPC, N:I5 p.m. 'u land of the Lost.....- .-- _- ..KH1, Langley, Roily KN\. 3:::3100

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Legion Fights KHJ, KGB. 10 p.tu. F'

Let's Gu to tbr uprru . KH.I, :I p.m. Su L et's Pretend KN\, 11 a.m. Su *Lewis, Fulton .. KH.t, 4 p.m., 10 p.m.. N-F Liberal Catholic Hour KFAC. 9 a.m. Su L ife Can Be Brentifnl _.KNX, 9 am'. M-E I.ie of Rile) K1'I, KFS11, 7::k1 p.m, Sa Light of the N,,,id _ RNX, 1:15 p.m. M-F Lindlebr. lleton' KHJ, 8:48 a.m. M-F' Listening l'ost....KF:I 1. KI'IIB, 11:30 a.m. Tu-1 *Listener's Digerl h\I.A, 1:30 p.m. M-F Lone ,bourne).. . KI I. KUsD, a::m a.m. M-F Loue Kanger.. KF:('A, K1111, B p.m. M. W. F Lorenzo Jones .. _. K11. KIND, 1!:340 pmt. M-l' Lucky Lager Dance Time KFA(', 10 p.m. M-sit Lullaby Time . KFI, 9:10 a.m. M-F lama & Abner KF;('.1, KFMB, A p.m. 14-Tit Lutheran liuur KHJ, 5::411 a.m. su Lutheran Gospel Moir KXLA. 5 p.m. Su Lug Radio 7he:.Irr KNX. 5 p.m. M Main Line KH.1, A p.m. W .Maisie K \ N. 6:30 pen, F Mke-Brlir,r Itallrwwn,

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K N \, 9:15 a.m. M-F' *Melene, 'I'MI KI../ 1, KI M1:, 10:15 a.m. M-F M.nhuttrn Mrr.'. A.. li 1

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Mau stoned Jordan RNX, 5:311 p.m. Th Mandrake, Magician, Kt:F:H, 5:45 p.m. M. W. F. \Iunuers, 7,eke_..... KH.I, R(:B, t p.m. M-F * 1laontuK. Knuv. .. h N\. I p.m., 4 p.m. M-F Market Reports KMI'C, 5:15 a.m. M-Su 11artin. Tool KN\, 5:45 p.m. Su .Masquerade .. KM. 10:45 a.nt. M-F Maxwell, F:I.n KHJ, II amt. M-F May, Foster KF:('A, APRO, 11:45 a.m. M-F' Mayor uf the Toe n .KNX. 7::0 p.m. Sa McCarthy, Charlie K11. KIND. 4 p.m. Su .NcNeHI's Brrakfanl ('Inh KEta, a .m. M-F Mediation Board. KILL 4 p.m. So 'Meet the Missus.. h\\. I::40 p.m. M-Sa Meet the Press._ _.. Ft WI. 4:30 p.m. i:r Meet Me at Parky's, KI I. K1S11, 11::0 p.m. Su Meet the Stars K10\. 7:15 p.nt M-F Melodies Amerlra 1.11,Y, KS X, 6:311 p.n.. 'lo .Melody 'l'ours.. KH.1, KGB. 5 p.m, F Men uf Vision KHJ. 1t::0 pne. Si. Message of Isrtorl KF( 1, KF'MB, 7 a.m Su Michael Shaver KAJ, S pm. M Midnight Flyer . KIFI, It p.m. M-Su Mild and Mellon RH,I, 11:30 p.m. M-F .MIIan1.. KFWB. 11 a.m. M-F *Miller, Hep. KII.1, 1((:It, 9:15 p.m. Su. M. W. F

K}IJ. 4:15 p.m. M-F Mlraody KF1, 111:45 .m. Sa

KE1 A. II::,o a.ni. M. 9:311 amt. Sa

'Maury on the Line -. KISS. 3 p.m. Sn *Morgentitsu, Henry . KFWB. 6:15 p.m. W

*Monitor V'iews of the News KECA, 5 p.m: Sa Morning Bible Hour RFIIX, 6:30 a.m. Su Mother's Album ....... KMPC, 6:30 p.m. Su Mr. and Mrs. North...... RFI, REM), 6 p.m. W Mr. District Attorney, KFI, REST). 9 p.m. W' Mr. Kerne.. . KNX, :4:90 p.m. Th Muuron, One _.RN X, 5:85 p.m. F Murder Is My 11o116, _.KHJ, 1 p.m. Su Murder Will Out KF.('A. 9:30 p.m. To .Murray, Juhnn. KN\, 1:15 p.m. M-F *Murruw. Ede ard KNX. 0:45 a.m. Su Musrum of Mode: n Musi., It KEA, 10::ut a.ni. Sa Nusir SUprrnir RM111'. a::tn pen, Si-F Murir Hall. KMPC. lit a.m. M-E Marical Masterpie, e. IU -)t, I p.m. M- Musical Milestones F. I I, 9:311 a.m. Sn Musical Dige.l 1:1: F.1, 1 p.m. M-Sa My True Stor, KI!1 1. hl'IlIS. 10::41 a.m. M-F .Myster) Hou.r !<E('A, 9::0 D.m. Th Mystery Theater Isll. REM). 6 p.m. F 'Name That Sont .K111.1. 7:30 p.ni. Su Name l'uur Musi. KFI. 3:30 p.m. Su National Barn Danrr, KI'I, KFS1), 5::t0 p.m. Sn Xatiunul Flom 8 li _. KFI, 9 a.m. Se National Hour KI1, KF141), It n. So National Radio l'uleit KFI, 7 a.m. So National I ,our. K1.1 1. 11:15 a.111. So.

NBC Sympbunp K11. KFSI/, 1 p.m. Su *Nesbitt, Noruuut KM1'C, A a.m. M-F

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KEI 1, KUMB. t:!5 p.m. M-F *News of 'f KF(A, - p.n. Si. *Newsicnl KI 11/ 111 p.111.-1 a.m. Su-Sa NighS Editor _. RF1, a p,nt. t Nick tarter K11.1. KGB. 7 ti.m. W Noah 11rb.lrr slips

KI°l, KF141), A::m p.m. iL one for the Bo I. KNX, 1::411 p.m. Th Slue Muu'a F'autilt, KI I, K1141), 11::0 a.m. Su npeu Forum_..... ...KNPC. 9 p.m. Su Opru HrarinK .KNN, 10:31 p.m. Tel Open House KIi.I, KGB. 4:341 p.m. Sn Bur Foreign l'olia. .......HFI, 3 p.m, Sa our l:al Sunda. KNX, 6:45 a.m. M-F *Owens, T KI'I, 9:30 a.m. M. W, F little Y Harriet RNX. t p.m. Su

''acific Lulli.rou, Ilour KF'W'R 9:30 pm su "acifir Slurp .. KFI, 11:15 P.111 su 'aradr of Stars KF 1. 11:45 a.m. su "arker, Frank _.. K111. 9:45 p.ut, su Parson., Harriet K1.:1 1, KFMII 5:15 pmt. Su

"asadrua l'Ia)house KXLA, 6 p.m. W

'asadrn.v l'resb. tlitir.lt KPPC. 11 a.m. S.i *Pvtrson, Drew KF('A. Knit. :1 p.m. Su Peop'r Are Fnnns KFI, RFD, 8:311 p.m. F'

People's Platform ......RNX, 9 a.m. Sit Pepper l'oung'a FOmilt

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Yerr> .Mason .. KPX, 111:15 a.uo. M-F' *Peterson, Illluorr li1'1, KYl3D. 6:45 p.m. 1.1-Sn *Peter de Lune . ....KFWB, It p.m. Su

......._ _._.... 7:31 p.m.. it p.m. M-F' Philharmonic Rettorle.- .......RFI, 11:45 p.m. M Philip Morris. Follies. KFI, RFSI). 7:311 p.m. in Phone .Again, Finnegan HSI, 1 pen. Ss Plano Playhouse KE('.A, 11 a.m. Su Pickard/. ..... KNX, 3:45 p.m. M, W, F *Pierre. Junius ... MECA, 10:15 a.m. Su Pilgrims Hour KH1, I a.m. Su Policing L. A. .. -.KM, 1_45 p.m. Sa Portia Fares life RFI, 1iESt). 1:15 p.m. N -F Potter, Peter. KFWR. 9::0 a.m. en

. _. RMPC, 1:01 a.m. Sa Prevent lee t'rrlrrrrul _.KECA, 1:15 p.m. Ti, }Print le, Nelson KS X, 7:48 a.m. M -F Pmanger In tame.. _ REI, 9:30 p.at. Ss Public 1q(erest K( :1'.1. 9:10 a.m. M -Sa Public SFFvlre . KlIKD, it p.m. M -F Pulse of tap Pity... -- _ KHJ. 1 :15 p.m. Sa Quern far Day.. RHJ. 11:31 a.m. M -F Question for .tnwriue MECA. 7:30 p.m. M `Quick as a Flash RIIIJ. 1:30 p.m. au `Quit Rids 1:11 A, RFMB 9::0 p.m. Su Quit of Teo t ilia. ..........KHJ, 7 p.m Se Kares. KGU.I. I1 a.m. to 4 Den. D Kare Reanit KKRD. 1 :45 p.m. N -Sa Raring line K Il K W. 10 -11:45 .m. M -Sa Radio Bible I la.. KH.I. 7 a.m. Su Radio Render Dier.I KNX. la .m. Su Radio. the Ameriemt Nn. RRCA, 4 p.m. Ss Rancho Roundup KEA. 9:31 p.m. F RI'.A Show ..KFI, S p.m. Sa Real life stories KILL 1:11 p.m. M -F Seal Stnr) RECA. I p.m. Ti, Hermit R RM1'C, :05 p.m. M -F' Red It)der RHJ, 7:345 thin. Tu. Th, Spa

I(etrihptinn KECA. krRO. 1 :15 p.m. l'h Rep leaving Steed . _. RAJ. it P.m. Sri *Repnulda Quentin KHJ, 1:41 p.m. Su *Richfield Reporter, KF1, RFSU), In p.m. An-1 Rigas. Tommy ... KN N. 7 :31 p.m. F Right Down Your Alluv KECA, 1t:31 p.m. Su Stahl to Happiness. EFI. RES!). 11:45 a.m. M -F Rine i Slit xe .......................... KHJ, 6 .m. M -Sa Road of Life .r_ ._ KN \. 5:t5 a.m. M -F

.--. ............. RE!. ! p.m, M -F Roaming Armind KECA. 4 p.nt. To *Roberta, Clete SECA. I1:55 a.m. Su

Rogue's Gallery KILL 9:30 p.m. Th Romance of Helga Treat, KN N. *:311 a.m. M -F Romanre of Highwa75 .

KII.I: KGB. RFXM. HVOE, Iii:15 a.m. Su

Romsaar et the Sanrhna ..KNX. 5::0 p.m. Su Rtt.emary . KNX, 10::0 .m. M -F Ituas, Lanny... KNX, 7 p.m. M -F Salt bake Ts her nail. KN\, 7 :3e a.m. Su

Saluda. Amigos KGF'J. it p.m. N -F Saturday Concert RECA, I p.m. Sa Saturday Night . Ott KNX, 6:45 p.m, Sa Savoy, Harry KGB,. 4::0 p.m. an Say It With Mettle KGFJ, 11 N. Su *S,4inbert, Paul. RHJ. :4:31 p.m. Sa

Setenir of Mind KFWR, 10:45 a.m. M -F Seoul Jamboree _. REI, 4:31 p.nt. Sa Syrern Guild Players RN %. 1 p.m. M Scully. Frances_... KLI'A. 3:41 p.m. M -F Second Men.. Burton _.RNS, 10 a.m. M -F Sewing School RMPC. 1:45 p.m. Tut Sherlock Holme. KHJ, 9::0 p.ni. M Shining Hour _.REI, a p.m. Su *Shiner, W'illiant KNX, 1:45 p.m. Sa Shore. Minx I, ., KI I, RESD, A p.m. T11

Show 'rimy REI, 10 :45 p.m. It Sinatra, Frank . KNX, S p.m. W Sinfonietta_..._. _. RH.I. 11 amt. Ss Sing. America, Sint KH.I.

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Senile Time KEEL 3:45 p.at. M -F Smith, Jack. ....._ ....... _ RNX, 7:11 p.m. M -F Smith. Rate i HNX, A a.m. M -F'

ANS. 1:30 p.m. E Sni4tlr. Norwood. .. KNX. 3:31 p.m. M, W

Something for the Family. WF'l. 1: :0 p.m. Su Song for Von _. K51 PC, 1::0 a.m. M -F So the Story Goes _. KH.I. 111:45 p.m. M -F

KILL 10:30 p.m, Su *Southern Calif. News R11. 9::0 .ui, Tu. Th Speare, Frederick_ RXI,A, :I p.m. fin Sparta Newsreel KFI, RESI). 1::0 p.m. F Sparta Parade KILL I p.m. Sit Siwortamrn'a ('Inh RE/' A. RFMB, 3:30 p.m W' S1mrtsnirn'a Neu. KNIT'. la :415 p.m. M -1

scwollight Bands. K11.1, miss. 6 ::0 p.m. M, W. E Strirwa) to the stnr. RECA, t p.m. Su Standard (lour RFI, K 1St), 7.30 p.m. Su stars Over Hollywood _. K\ \. A:30 .m. Na stalls Dallas... KFI, KFSD. I1:15 p.m. M -F story of Israel. KFWB, 1:11 p.nt Sa story Teller... RN N. 1::0 p.nt. Su Stradivari Oreheatna RECA. 9:30 a.m. Su Strange as It Seenu RI :FJ I P.m. Su Sirolltn' Tom KFAC. 5:311 amt. Mut

RFW'It, 5:15 p.m. Tu-F: 1:15 p.m. Su Styles, Hal. KFWB. 3:311 p.m. Su Sullivan, Ed _... SEC.A, 7 p.m. Tu Sunday Evening Club KFAC, 9 pen. Su Sunday Eve Party, RE( ' A, RPRII, 1::0 p.m. Su Sunrise Salute KNX, 6:15 .m. M -Sa Supper Chub Ki 1. RFSI). 7 P.m. N -E Surprlae Theater ANN, .... pen. Su Superman. RHJ, 5:15 p.m. VI -F Suspense KNX, a pen. Th sweetheart Time KHJ, 9:30 a.m. Su *Swing, Raymond Grata

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.ltppplmOk Baad KHJ. 1:30 p.m. Ba Takt It or Lease II KS X, 6 peu. Su

lake It Easy KII.I, 8:311 .m. M-F Talbot, 1)r, Louis Kt1It, II ::ei .m. M-F 'l'apextritx of Life KS X, 9:30 p.m. Tu lair Barlwra. K.X. 4:15 p.m. M-F l'aylor, Henry J. KH.1, KGB. 9:45 p.ut. M. F Taylor, Marv Tee ....KNX. 11 r.m. Sa

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! RADIO LIFE MAY12,1941

It's Make -Believe (Continued from Page 3)

Rita Hayworth is Anne's favorite actress. At two, Anne saw her in "My Gal Sal," and was so impressed that she refused to answer to anything but "Rita" or "Sal." Recently Anne did a broadcast with Miss Hay worth and the charm still held - Anne was so thrilled at seeing her that she was too shy to ask for an autograph. However, we hope Anne doesn't feel too bad about that - two such popular actresses are bound to meet again soon on some radio show or other.

Agnes Moorehead (Continued from Page :)

Tales and the Oz stories. Often in the mornings she would descend for breakfast and haughtily announce: "Today you may call me Guinevere." On days she chose to "play queen," no one was supposed to speak to her.

The public was her "meat" from the start. When she was barely three she made her first appearance sing. ing the solo part in a Children's Day anthem. Agnes' mother dressed her in white with bows in her hair. "I can vaguely remember mother put books on a chair (I was fat and pudgy) so that when I stood onN them my hands and head just came up over the choir loft rail." Opposite the loft was a stained glass window of The Good Shepherd. "Watch the Shepherd and keep your eyes on the s h e e p," admonished Airs. Moore. head, apprehensive lest her child become so interested in the congrega- tion that she forget to sing.

Although Agnes never jabbered baby talk, she sang from her go- cart days and loved to dance. The year she was five she and her mother visited Aggie's aunt in Pittsburgh, where there was a boy cousin about Agnes' age. Together they were sent on an errand one afternoon, but on the way they became interested in a big tent swarming with people. They. decided to investigate.

"It was simply fascinating," actress Moorehead remembers. ''Re- flectors in the aisles and a man on the stage giving a spiel about salve and an elixir."

Cousin Volunteered Finally the man stopped talking

and asked, "Is there anybody who'd like to come up and perform ?" Be. fore Agnes could volunteer, her small cousin was on stage and she was left standing agape, while he sang and danced amidst thunderous applause from the crowd.

Suddenly the cousin stopped and announced: "I gotta cousin -she can sing and dance, too!" So Aggie joined him in old songs like "The Lemon Tree" and "Melancholy Mose." in- terspersed with Irish jigs.

Their pay, for a lengthy show, was armsful of salves and elixirs. Proud-

ly clutching their 1 o o t, the pair walked into the house hours late. After Agnes had worked so hard to bring home all those beautiful


Star -Gazer (Continued from Page 8)

colors chosen to complement your eyes.

Q. Is it ever possible to buy a gown or dress worn by a star in a picture?

A. During the war, even the stars were not allowed to buy the clothes they wore on the screen, because of the fabric shortage. All materials were re -used as new outfits, or as costumes for starlets, bit players and extras. However, even before the war, the public was not allowed to purchase clothes. The star was given first choice . then if she didn't want the costume, another member of the cast was sure to purchase it promptly.

Since she left school, Frances Scully has been a chronicler of the Hollywood scene, and in her capacity of writer, publicist and feminine commentator, she has acquired broad personal contacts, not only with the stars of screen and radio, but also with those behind -the- scenes people who make the wheels go 'round. Formerly fashion editor on a major network. Miss Scully has conducted research on styles, beauty and fashion, and possesses voluminous files on those subjects, dear to the hearts of all women.

Very lasy Gal She covers fashions at every big

event in the film capital, including opening nights at the theatre, the opera, the Ice Follies, film premieres and academy award s. Wherever Hollywood's glamorous celebrities gather, there you'll find Frances taking notes for her fans. In addition to all of this . and h e r radio shows . .. she is also woman's editor on a national fan magazine, "The Hollywoodian."

Starting five years ago, Frances began airing her first regular weekly network show, "S peaking of Glamour." Since that time she has been on the air continuously.

That Frances succeeds in project- ing her warm and friendly nature beyond the microphone right into the homes of her thousands of reg. ular fans is shown clearly by her mail . . her listeners consider Frances their friend, not just a radio voice. As an example of this fact, we quote the following lines of verse, recently sent by one of her "air friends ":

I like your voice I like your tone You seem to talk To me alone!

You are the spring! And ocean air! Oh, everything For which I care!

Don't Take Him Back (Continued from Page 5)

thought he was supposed to look that way. He's still the "Dead End Kid" to them.

Leo would just as soon drop that "Dead End" tie-up, but his public won't let him. He announced after his 35th picture that he felt it was time to advance in the world, and that henceforth he would play noth ing but uptown toughs. But it didn't take.

For a time, too, he didn't want to be identified with his battered head gear, but he's finally become at- tached to it. He acquired it nine years ago at Universal studios by the simple method of forgetting to return it to the property department and it's been with him in 44 pictures out of the 51 he's made, as well as on more than a half dozen radio series and innumerable camp visits.

That hat covers a very active brain. Leo not only stars in his pictures, but he also helps write and produce them. The poor man's Orson Welles -but he doesn't throw his knowl- edge around. Kidding his radio producer, Sam Pierce, about Sam's duties, Leo said, "It doesn't take brains to be a producer. All you need to know are the rules of gin rummy."

The way Leo mangles the King's English on the Burns show, you'd think the only school he ever at- tended was reform school. Don't believe it. The most -thumbed books in his library are the dictionary and the encyclopedia. His number one hobby is the study of words and for several years he has learned five new ones a day. He even has a notebook full of poetry he wrote in his younger days. One piece of blank verse, dashed off when he was in junior high school, sold to Good Housekeep- ing magazine. Titled "The Drought," it showed Leo's early interest in nature, starting out:

"Dry is the brook Shriveled are the trees For the sun Is hot and fiery ..."

and going on to describe graphically the effects of a long dry spell, and what happened when the rains finally came.

Leo never inflicts these accom plishments on his associates, how ever. He's more likely to talk about fishing and hunting, on which he dotes, but he's willing to listen to what you do, too. One -way conver- sations bore him. He once got into a hot argument with a musician who insisted on talking about nothing, but music.

''Don't you ever think of anything except music ?" barked Leo. "I bet you say your prayers in the key of F sharp!"

GOOD ADVICE Johnny Murray, conductor of the

KNX "Johnny Murray Talks It Over," counsels: "Before criticizing anybody, always count ten first ... ten of your own faults!"



iaîoii BILYAI

We Found Out What But He Refuses to

ryan's Ambition Was, One Well -Kept Secret

By Joan B Nanan

Tuesday, ti :30 p.m. NBC -KFI, KF:SU

Sundae. 8 p.m. NBC -KF'I. KFSI)

RTHUR Q. BRYAN is one comedian without a "Hamlet" complex! "In fact," Arthur ad- mitted, "I don't even like Shakespeare -ex-

cept for 'Midsummer Night's Dream' -it's nice and wacky."

"There's just one role I would love to play -and what a part that is!" he continued. "It's the lead in 'Har- vey'."

On a trip last year to open the War Loan drive in Toronto, Arthur man- aged to go to New York and in ten days he saw seven' plays. Frank Fay in "Harvey" was one -the one that Arthur can't forget. Arthur is morose about his chances ever to play the part because Joe E. Brown is win- ning new acclaim in the West Coast company and Bing Crosby has been mentioned for the picture. However, if the chance ever presents itself - Arthur will put in his bid to play the part of Elwood P. Dowd, the lovable inebriate whose closest friend is an invisible, six -foot rabbit.

"What makes you desire the 'Har- vey' part above others ?" we wanted to know.

"Well, it's wonderful fantasy, and it's so terrifically sympathetic. Of course anyone who plays it will have to do it the way Frank Fay does, because he does it perfectly," Arthur answered.

Arthur Q. is equally enthusiastic, however, about his part as "Doctor Gamble" on the "Fibber McGee and Molly" show. "Don Quinn (writer of the show) is wonderful," he said. "Every part he writes is a good one. 'Doctor Gamble' is a real person - when I step up to the mike to do the 'doctor' I feel subconsciously that I am him. Don Quinn studies the char- acter and your voice and writes for you. I feel that the characters on the show are all drawn by him and we just sort of aid and abet him.

"For instance, when the 'McGee

and Molly' show was in Toronto, no- body knew or cared what our real names were. In the morning when I'd come down into the hotel lobby, people would say, 'Good morning, Doctor' . . 'How are you this morning, Doctor Gamble ?' "

Prefers Comedy Arthur admits that he enjoys doing

comedy more than any other type of role. "I think most comics really enjoy being comedians," he confided, "because of the instantaneous re- sponse to humor. We revel in laugh- ter and can actually have fun with the audience. That's something you don't get in drama. I guess a comedian has to have a touch of conceit to be a good comic -but perhaps I shouldn't say that!"

"Is it harder to make people laugh or cry?" we wanted to know.

"I really don't know," Arthur ad- mitted. "I do know that some audiences can be awfully hard to play to, though. Sometimes at rehearsal we actors will double up laughing at what we think is a hilarious script. Then we hit a cold audience -and murder! Dead silence!"

Arthur hasn't always been a come - dian-he started out to be a singer and revealed that "singing was my first choice for a career, and once you've been a singer you never quite get it out of your system!" He has started to study classical singing again just to keep in practice. He's an enthusiastic record collector and to date has about 2000 records - symphonic and concert, largely vocal. Arthur was (and still is) a tenor. He sang in light opera, did many Gilbert and Sullivan roles, sang in the Broadway show, "Follow Thru," and on many radio programs. Lo- cally he has appeared in the light opera festivals in "The Merry Wid- ow" and "The Vagabond King."

He loves the stage because "it's so phoney! Such marvelous opportunities for hamming." And likes radio because you never know what you're going to be doing next.

"How would you like a show of

ARTHUR Q. BRYAN PREFERS COMEDY to drama -here he man-

ages to convey both! Movie -goers know Arthur as the harried hunter in the "Bugs Bunny" cartoon series.

your own ?" we ventured. No Show of Owni

"I'd hate it," Arthur replied cheer- fully. "Too much to worry about, and I happen to be crazy about everybody I work with. Never been in such a pleasant organization before."

Arthur's been in radio for 22 years now and has done dramatic roles


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Friday. 8 .00 p.m. Mutual -KW -KGB

ALWAYS WISH I could make up things to tell about me," Sally Sweetland smilingly confessed, as we attempted to pry some pertinent facts from her. "I'm not much

help when it comes to this publicity business. I'm too normal."

To persuade Sally to talk of herself at all is something of a major chore in itself. She will relate with glowing pride that husband Lee has built some beautiful new book- shelves, or that son Stephen is talking so well at the age of three that his favorite approach to everyone is to ask them, "Can you say 'mexima- topolis' 7"

But for items of interest concerning the Sweetland miss herself, we turned for assistance to the afore- mentioned husband Lee. Item number one of immediate interest is the fact that Sally is the featured feminine vocalist on Mutual's Friday evening Studebaker show, "Melody Tours" (with Jimmy Cash, Carlton KaDell, Felix Mills and orchestra).

Sings for Stars This is songstress Sweetland's first

real radio break since the sterling Westinghouse musical of several seasons ago which starred Sally and Ken Darby's choristers. Since then, the pretty blonde, hazel -eyed singer's exceptional musical talents have been somewhat concealed from air - dialers who have heard her, virtual- ly incognito, doing choral work and singing commercials on the "Radio Hall of Fame," "Forever Tops" and the Bob Burns show. Movie -goers have heard her voice, also, but her identity remains concealed- behind the faces of such screen heroines as Brenda Marshall, Joan Leslie and Martha Vickers, for whom she has Page Thirty

Nothing But The Truth By Shirley Gordon

Besides Being One of the Best Musicians In Town, Sally Sweetland Is a Good Cook, Out -of- This -World Tennis Player and Hole - In -One Golfer -But All with Reservations!

supplied singing voices. Her most recent "dubbing" job was for the latter actress in the movie, "The Time, the Place and the Girl."

Whenever Paul Whiteman, Andre Kostelanetz, David Broekman or any other perfectionist conductor is in Hollywood, they summon Sally to contribute to their West Coast per- formances. Versatile Sally, in addition to her remarkable range as a singer (she has rendered every type of number from the lowest jive to the highest coloratura), is a skilled pianist and a thorough musician.

"She reads music so well and so fast," her husband related, "that once, during a recording session out at MGM when she somehow happened to make a mistake, they called a five-minute recess to get over the shock.

"She often helps me practice -accompanies me on the piano, and sings all the other parts in any of my operatic scores," Lee continued, "but she gets disgusted because she reads music so much faster than I do." Sally smilingly denied this, and took advantage of the opportunity to give us an enthusiastic account of the singing pursuits of the male side of the Sweetland family.

Reconversion Hard Prior to his service in the Navy,

Lee Sweetland had gained well -de- served recognition as a fine baritone. Ether audiences will particu- larly remember his work in 1944, as summer substitute for John Charles Thomas on his Sunday morning Westinghouse program.

Back in civvies, baritone Sweetland is now doing staff singing on NBC and recently appeared on CBS' Broad- way Anniversary program, but he finds the breaks not easily come by. His current plans are to go to New York next fall to follow up offers there -following the course neces- sitated in so many instances when Hollywood forces talent into distant fields to prove itself.

"Lee has circled two dates on our calendar," Mrs. Sweetland smiled. "June 1st, when our new baby is due -and August 15th, when we'll break camp and head for New York." Both the Sweetlands, however, hope to make California their home again as

soon as Lee's career has gained a new foothold.

Speaking of a singer's unsmooth path, Sally recalled her rough routine of some years ago, which had her appearing on NBC's Union Oil show from 7:30 to 8:00 p. m. in formal attire, followed by an immediate appearance on a CBS program at 8:00 p. m. in street dress!

"I've never moved so fast in all my life," she recounted, laughing. "In the first place, to solve the dress problem, I always wore a suit under my evening gown. Then, Lee would meet me at the artists' entrance of NBC, and I'd jump in the car and peel off my formal while he careened madly through a parking lot to land with screeching brakes at CBS, a block away, in time for me to rush in the back door and onto the stage, completely out of breath, but somehow still able to sing!"

Sally's off -mike interests? "I love to cook," she exclaimed with real enthusiasm. "I like to get new recipes and try new dishes." Her husband quickly vouched for this.

Pie or Ads? "Sal's a great cook," he praised,

but specified mischievously, "except when it comes to lemon pies. Sal's lemon pies always look like lemon pudding - practically lemonade, in fact."

"I like to knit and crochet," stated Sally, changing the subject. "But I can't sew worth a darn. About once every year, I start to make a dress, but always give up in the middle of it."

"Sally's a great gardener," Lee re- marked admiringly, making up for his disparaging lemon pie commentary. Sally confirmed the fact that working in the yard is one of her greatest pleasures.

As for her bad points, Sally volunteered, "When Lee first met me, he couldn't stand my flying hair and my hysterical laugh."

"Sal's the world's best audience," added Lee. "The jokes can be rotten, but Sally'll laugh -even before the tag -line. Just being accommodating.

"Sally's worst point," continued the courageous Mr. Sweetland, as his




Friday, 8 :00 p.m. Mutaal -1HJ 4GB

'D RATHER talk about other people," smiled mild -mannered Jimmy Cash, back in the radio spotlight as featured male vocalist on Mutual's new Friday night

airer, "Melody Tours." "There isn't much to tell about me."

Actually, an account of the Cash career is excitingly Cinderella -Ish. It Is the story of an Arkansas boy who won a contest that sent him to New York for a big -time radio appearance with Ben Bernie. After his fling in Manhattan, he returned to his hometown to marry the girl he

Cash on DELIVERY By Shirley Gordon

lib, CASH CAROLING A MELODIC refrain into Mutual's "Melody Tours" is a welcome treat for ether audiences

which first heard the young singer on the Burns and Allen air show. Since then, Jimmy has been doing an important job in an aircraft factory.

Back on the .fir is Jimmy Cash, Who Cinderellaed to Radio Fame From a Safeway Grocery Counter

loved. Then, he and his bride set forth to conquer new fields in Cali- fornia.

Here, Jimmy landed an unglamor- ous but satisfying job with the Safe- way grocery company, remaining with the firm for five years. At the same time, encouraged by wife Camille, he continued his musical studies.

He was behind the counter in a Safeway store the day he was called to audition as featured vocalist on the Burns and Allen air show. The comedians had happened to hear one of the young singer's recordings, and immediately summoned him for an audition which resulted in his several seasons' stint on George and Gracie's radio program.

Admires the Bumses "They're swell folks," enthused

Cash, on the subject of his former air cohorts. "They were awfully nice to me." He spoke equally admiringly of his present co- workers on the Studebaker show-conductor Felix Mills (who also accompanied him on Burns -Allen), singer Sally Sweet- land, and narrator Carlton KaDell.

In the time that has elapsed since his previous ether a s s i g n m e n t, Jimmy Cash has been working as an expediter in an airplane factory, a job he took during the war. In addition, he has been making personal appearances, a n d recently gave a concert of Stephen Foster music in Burbank, where he now owns his own home.

It is his house and his family (Camille and daughter, Berta Sue) which give the greatest pleasure to this blond young man with the quiet, matter -of -fact way about him.

"Berta Sue," he informed us with smiling pride, "just had her ninth birthday. She's studying music. Likes to play the piano, especially boogie - woogie."

He talked enthusiastically about his home, and the future plans he has for it. "I'm going to have one of the biggest bedrooms you ever saw," he grinned in happy anticipa- tion. "That's something I've always wanted. A big, roomy bedroom. I'm éxtending the house, adding another fireplace to that room, some book- cases . and some comfortable oc-

casional furniture. It's going to be nice."

Likes Bing An average sort of person, ex-

tremely un- Hollywood, Jimmy lists as his special likes "tending to my own business, f i s h i n g, hunting (whale, deer etc.), semi -classical music, mystery radio programs. Bing Crosby has always been his ideal, and he is still hoping to meet The Groaner some day. He likes Perry Como very much, and in particular, Frank Sinatra's singing of "The House I Live in."

He remembers, as the most fright- ening moment of his career, the time he was making a personal appearance with Paul Whiteman at the Golden Gate Theater in San Francisco. In front of the audience, he became so scared that his voice broke completely. "The audience was wonderful. They applauded me, anyway," he reminisced, "and 'Pops' calmed me down with a nice talk, so that I was all right on the next show. But whew -what an experience!"

About Hollywood, Cash smiled. "It took me five years to get used to it. Now, I love it."

Cash is currently studying with Alexia Bassian, and aspires to do dialogue on an airshow, as well as sing.

"What's wrong with Jimmy," smiled his m i s s u s, "is that he doesn't boost himself enough."

"What's wrong with my wife," countered Mr. Cash, "is that she wears such crazy hats."

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SHE'S A VERY HANDY PERSON around the house and can take down her husband's gags in shorthand. She was his secretary in the early thirties and mar-

ried him in 1937. She is blonde, quiet, efficient. Her name is Harriet and she is the mother of three children, so rarely accompanies her hubby, NBC's Bob Burns (as if you

it didn't know) to the studio.

LITTLE r OMEN

BEHIND BIG MEN o. 2 of a Seriçs.

AS GOOD FRIENDS IN REAL LIFE as their famous husbands are on the air, this cute twosome spends many hours together. Elizabeth, left, has been married

for seventeen years; is the mother of two children, and prefers to stay in the background of her husband's career. Harriet, right, is the mother of three children and also shuns the spotlight of success. They are Mrs. Elizabeth (Abner) Goff and Mrs. Harriet ILum) Lauck.

SHE'S A FAMOUS personality in her own right and is in charge of

vocal productions at M -G -M. She met her husband when she was singing with Fred Waring. They married, moved west and still work together. She's Kay Thompson and of course, he's CBS' Bill Spier.

ADIO LIFE presents a second in its- series of the mesdames behind a hand- ful of radio's top misters.

With some you may be familiar; with others, this will serve as your introduction. Whichever is the case, we know you'll like the ladies!

SHE CALLS HERSELF a ' house- wife" and rarely visits a broadcast

which features her clever husband. Both she and her spouse are bridge devotees. She's Mrs. Charlie Cantor and you hear him as Finnegan on NBC's ''Duffy's Tavern."



SHE'S A CHARMING HOSTESS, clever raconteur, "marvelous cook" - this came straight from her husband, himself -and a devoted farmerette.

She's brunette, attractive and accompanies her famous mate on his frequent cross - country tours. Of course, she's Mrs. Paul Whiteman.

Here They Are Again! Would You Know Mrs. Arthur Lake or Eddie Cantor's "Ida" Without Their Famous Husbands By Their SideMow Many Can You Name?

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'` SHE'S PRETTY, TITIAN -HAIRED, the mother of three children, the mis- tress of a lovely Bel -Air home, and her name is June. She is pictured

here with her youngest son, George Robert, Jr. Her husband is the youngest of the famous Crosby clan. She is Mrs. Bob Crosby.

SHE'S AN EX- SOCIALITE and is pictured here with her son, Arthur Patrick. The

occasion was Arthur's first birthday anniversary. Hcr aunt is former star, Marion Davies, and her name is Pat. She shares her husband's enthusiasm for sailing, listens to him on the radio, but rarely accompanies him to his broadcasts. She's Mrs. Arthur Lake.

SHE'S ONE OF THE most famous "wives" on radio. You constantly hear about her

five daughters on her spouse's NBC airshow. Her name is Ida. She's white- haired and enjoys the reputation of being one of Hollywood's most charming hostesses. She's Mrs. Eddie Cantor.



RADIO'S "BLONDIE ", Penny Sin -

gleton, of CBS, provided this gold trophy for best entry in Stamp Exhibition of Southern California held recently in Los

Angeles.

DOUG DALEY (president of the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce) and

Jack Davis (chairman of newly -established Radio Relations Committee of Junior

Chamber) examine display of early -day radio equipment made available through

co- operation of CBS -KNX. Some of equipment dates back more than 20 years to time

KNX was little 50- wetter.

ilk, DR. J. EUGENE HARLEY, polit- ical science professor at U.S.C.,

presents This Month" award to KFWB's John Dehner for "distinguished public service ". Dehner was also recent Ra-

dio Life award winner.

HILARIOUS TWOSOME is emcee Todd Russell (lef) and announcer

Fred B. Cole of Mutual's quiz, "Double or Nothing ', heard KHJ, KFMB, 6:30 Sunday.

.i. MARJARI HUNT, "What's Doin', Ldies?" producer, and

emcee, Perry Ward, visit Marion Jay in hospital to present

her with radio. After Perry's request, ABC listeners showered

Marion with cheery cards and hopeful letters.

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(Continued from Page 30) wife listened with curious expect- ancy, "is never knowing where she's going. She never takes down direc- tions or even has any definite idea of the locale. 'Oh,' she says, with a wide, indefinite wave of her arm, 'it's someplace in Glendale' or 'just outside Pasadena.' The strange thing is she always manages somehow to find it."

When they travel, the Sweetlands like to go by air. Both Sally and Lee have taken flying lessons and hope some day to own their own plane.

As for sports -Sally says, "My tennis is out of this world- completely out of this world! I'm lucky if I manage to hit the ball."

"But what a golfer!" grinned Sally's mate. "Tell about your hole - in -one, honey."

"It was my first day on a course," laughed Sally. "I picked out the heaviest club, closed my eyes and swung hard. We looked all over for the ball. Who on earth would expect it to be in the cup!

"The only trouble," the Sweetland lass bemoaned, "is that I'm not en- titled to wear the hole -in- oner's but- ton, because there weren't any wit- nesses -only Lee," she winked, with a wilting look at her beaming better half, "and husbands don't count."

Agnes Moorehead (Continue,! from Pape 28)

bottles, her mother spanked her and promptly sent her to bed. "How un- fair!" she thought.

Agnes' choice of an acting career was deliberate. Schooling completed and a short term of teaching already behind her, she decided to attend the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. This horrified her father's mot he r, who telephoned Rev. Moorehead to protest.

"New York," said Grandmother Moorehead emphatically, "is a den of iniquity. I don't think it's wise for Agnes to go there."

"She knows right from wrong," Agnes' father stated calmly.

"Yes," replied Grandmother. "But there are too many temptations there. Some of these days she's going to get her name in the paper!"

In New York, young Agnes studied at the Academy, met another young actor, Jack Lee, whom she married, enjoyed some successes and suffered as many hardships. By the time de- pression days fell, she and Jack were willing to take a one -day job acting In pantomime in Bamberger's window, for it meant $40 apiece. "We grabbed our money and ran to the nearest Italian restaurant to eat

spaghetti -it's so filling!" laughed Agnes

First Sight of Orson In New York, too, she met Orson

Welles, in itself a story. It began when Agnes was in her 'teens and spent an Easter vacation in the big city, staying at the Waldorf. One afternoon at tea she noticed a boy of about seven years. He wore a blue coat, white linen trousers, and toad a shock of black hair. Agnes was fascinated by this child, who was sitting at a nearby table discussing a concert with his father and two elderly women.

Several years later Agnes worked with a man in radio -a man whose face seemed vaguely familiar. She liked him -he had ability and a fine sense of humor. He invited her to work with him in his Mercury Theater of the air a n d then on "Columbia Workshop." She was in the cast the night he presented his "Man from Mars" broadcast (she did a woman's scream, then spent the remainder of the half -hour an- swering frantic telephone calls). When he went on to Hollywood to make the picture, "Citizen Kane," Agnes was asked to join the cast.

After the "Mars" broadcast and before "Citizen Kane," Welles was written up in the Post. Accompany- ing the articles were pictures of him at various ages -one at the age of seven. Agnes happened to see the story and the picture, immediately recognized it as that of the little boy she'd seen at the Waldorf.

Checking later with Welles, she confirmed the fact that he'd spent that certain Easter vacation in New York. Now when he's asked how long he's known Agnes Moorehead, Welles answers: "Ever since I was seven !"

Deserts New York After working in "Citizen Kane,"

Agnes returned to New York. where she was established on stage and in radio. Then Welles asked her to return here for a role in "Magnificent Ambersons." Again she suspended her career in the east. The third time she was summoned west, she decided to stay.

Miss Moorehead's well -regulated life is consumed with many interests -friends Spanish lessons, collecting theatrical magazines, Staffordshire houses, lava cameos, and antique jewelry. She is presently occupied redecorating and furnishing a newly - purchased English- Victorian house overlooking the Rancho golf course. Her servant, Frank, a mild-mannered Mexican, is an excellent cook, but occasionally Agnes likes to make Spanish dishes, especially one with shrimp. She shops twice a week at Farmers Market and plans the menus. Has a massage two or three times a week ... gets up at 7:30 a.m.

has an excellent assistant, Georgia Johnstone (wife of radio actor Bill Johnstone) who capably channels phone calls, notes, appoint- ments, and spends an hour or two daily with Miss Moorehead an-

swering fan mail and planning cheduICJ.

Agnes and husband Jack like c r i b b a g e, backgammon, Russian bank . . . attend early evening movies and "everything in the flesh from ballet to ice shows."

She reads a lot -biographies of actors and a c t r e ss e s, picture material: "I have thousands of books- Mother has about four hun- dred of mine, I don't know how many are on our farm in New Con- cord, Ohio."

With her reddish hair, the actress steers away from ruddy reds in her attire, prefers purply, blue, and fuchsia shades, also pink. "I always manage one b l a c k dress," she shrugged.

Needless to say, she adores working with Barrymore and always, with husband Jack, accompanies him to dinner at the Colony House on Saturday night after the broadcast.

She sees Orson sporadically. When he's low he calls her and they have lunch. When she's low, she calls him and he talks her out of it. Agnes is a rabid perfectionist and con- sequently, extremely critical of her work and a p t to depreciate her talents. She rehearses tirelessly and feels that every detail, whether or not noted by the public as a whole, contributes to the effectiveness of her performance.

Her marvelous mimicry is probably best appreciated over the luncheon table as she colorfully re- lates some bit of conversation. Her imitation of the bird which roosts on her roof is priceless. Although she indicates she might be "tempera- mental" on provocation, she's essen- tially an unusually kind person and one who doesn't like "high- hat," either in herself or others.

On her piano is a large picture of Orson Welles, which he auto- graphed: "For Calliope Aggie: The devil is in her figure, but the Good God is in her heart. All my love to her always . . . .

Arthur ? Bryan (Continued from Page 29)

besides comedy, "We figured it out on the 'McGee' show that the radio experience of the cast figured out to over 180 years," he claimed. Arthur's most recent picture was the Rosalind Russell starrer, "She Wouldn't Say Yes," and of course he is still im- mortalizing the easily hoodwinked hunter in the Warners' "Bugs Bun ny" cartoons.

"By the way," we inquired, finish ing things up, "what does the Q. in Arthur Q. Bryan stand for ?"

Arthur looked cunning. "I haven't told anybody that in twenty -two years, and I don't think I'll start now."

"Aw -why not ?" we protested. Arthur laughed. " 'Cause that way

-everybody always asks me!" Page Thirty -Five



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