JANUARY 18-24, 1942

I'M GLAD

BING CROSBY'S

A CROONERby

BILL STERN

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Holding true to my New Year'sResolution made last week, to carryno more torches for the present, wefind ourselves coming out of the etherthis week with a few brief notes aboutpeople and things, a few pot shots anda quote or two for the mail bag.

*Arch Oboler, the talent e d radio

author and producer, lives on a ranchsome miles north of Santa Monica.He is quite removed from any resi-dential communities and therefore isnot included in the usual procedureset up for air raid warnings. Arch,always the idea man, has dev.sed hisown air raid warning system by train-ing his three dogs. His Great Danenow signals a blackout with a deep,rumbling Gr-r-r-rr-ff. His terrier sig-nals the aid raid with a sharp, stac-cato "Ki-yi-yi-i." A Cocker Spanielwith three short yips gives the allclear signal.

Arch says everything has workedout fine so far but he is wotderingwhat will happen if the dogs startchasing the neighbor's cat!

*One of our major stations this week

received an ultimatum from "num-erous listeners." The "ultimatum,"untouched by human hand, follows:

"Notice is hereby given that if youdesire radio listeners to hear and un-derstand your advertising and newsprograms clearly you must positivelyinstruct all your readers to keep theirmouths squarely before the mike andto speak straight into it in a uniformtone of voice, otherwise listeners willdisregard your station and tune in onthose more clearly understandable . .

not only in Los Angeles but as far otfas San Francisco, Salt Lake, Denver,Phoenix, Albuquerque, San Antonio,New Orleans, and others reached eas-ily with only a 5 -tube machine. Thisadvice to you is for the benefit ofyourself and your advertisers. So doas directed while thousands of lis-teners will await res_ults. Gratefullyyours, 'Numerous Listeners' ".

The major station above mentionedis quaking in its collective boots andits "readers" are making sure they

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The Ear Inspires the PenDick Wilson, 2226 Branden Street, Los An-

geles, California.

Sirs: Here is a Radio Headache ...the program that is giving us histor-ical facts in a dramatized program,or play, and using characters thatspeak in broken English to such anextent that' we can't understand whatis said! Saturday we had one suchabout the beaver, now almost extinct.It would have been very interesting,but the French-Canadian character,attempting to speak E n g 1 i s h, wecouldn't understand the story nor thefacts.

(Radio producers who too carelesslycast ine.rperienced character -actors pleasenote.-Ed.)

*Harry A. James, 1810 Los Eneinos Avenue,

Glendale, California.

Sirs: Might I congratulate you andyour staff. I have been in this radiogame since its inception, spendingmany happy hours with Uncle Johnon KHJ. I have broadcast Englishhumor over more than 400 stationsand have spoken to thousands of ser-vice clubs and schools.

In getting a laugh I have neverfound it necessary to resort to "smut".You probably recall my English stor-ies and "The Englishman at the Ball -Game." They were on the best-seller

CURRENTLY:EAR INSPIRES PEN This PageCOMING OUT OF ETHER This Page

By Bernie SmithRADIO WEST, NATIONAL 3

NEW SHOWS, TIME CHANGES 5

BLONDIE HAS A FAMILY 61111 mown,. mason

RADIO LIFELINES 7

I'M GLAD BING'S A CROONER 8By Bill Stern

HOLLYWOOD TEL -A -TYPE 10

VINTAGE MAXWELL 11By Paul Holmquist

SHORT WAVE LISTENING POST 12By Earl G. Ile Hoven

CONSUMER'S CLUB 13By Chef Milani

PRE -CASTS AND PRE -VIEWS 14By Marcia Sinclair

GAGS OF THE WEEK 32

DAILY LOGS-SUNDAY 16MONDAY 18TUESDAY 20WEDNESDAY 22THURSDAY 24FRIDAY 26SATURDAY 28

PROGRAM FINDER 30

list of phonograph records for manyyears. I am beginning to think thatmy stuff was too clean for Radio,especially when Abbott and Costelloare allowed to put over so much asthe "groping" gag in a recent broad-cast.

I am happy to note the stand yourMagazine is taking in an effort tomake the air -lanes clean. Truly, Ibelieve you will win out because "dirthates light". I think your campaignwould be enhanced if you would pub-licize the names and programs of theoffenders each week. A few loyal"spotters" could help out.

(To loyal reader -listener -Radio -veteranHarry James Radio Life's thanks for hissincere commendation. Rather than addnotoriety to offenders by publishing theirnames us suggested. Radio Life proposesto make this column a clearing housefor reader -listener opinion. Let the of-fenders. their sponsors, and the networkstake their cue front opinions of readersthemselves.-Ed.)

Mrs. J. H. Mortensen, 342 E. Slaughter, ElMonte, California.

Sirs: Just listened to Jack Benny,who has been one of our favorites fora long time but want to say that wenever heard a program before withso much slang. We are much opposedto these expressions and want to letyou know it.

Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Mortensen, El Monte,California.Sirs:We have been listening to the

Jack Benny program and others, andwe are opposed to all of the slangyremarks made during the program.Let us cut out all such and in allprograms over the Radio,

(To the Mortensens all, let's.-Ed.)*Ned Mauston, P. 0. Box 1051, Los Angeles,

California.Sirs: I wonder if an advertiser's

claim that his firm is friendly isn'treally a laugh to the average listener?

You'd think to hear some adver-tisers claiming they're friendly to cus-tomers that most business places arehostile to you!

*Grades First

Upon his school grades for this yearhinges Mannie Robinson's chance ofbecoming a radio actor, according tohis father, Edward G. Robinson, starof the CBS "Big Town" program. Itseems that Young Mannie has beenasking his father to let him be theprogram's newsboy -actor who openseach show with "Extra, get your Illus-trated Press . . ." Robinson's answerwas, "Get the grades and we'll seeabout the radio job."* * IENC, 8:30µ,m.

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RADIO: West * National * InternationalBut Didn't Tell

For 48 hours before Winston Churchill's actual arrival in Washington hisvisit was pretty much an open secretamong the Press and Radio workersin the capital.

They knew, indeed, but, in accord.ance with "on -your -honor" instruc-tions from the White House, theydidn't tell.

Last week from Presidential Sec-retary Stephen Early came the com-ment that the Press and Radio hadbehaved itself extremely well.

Radio to TheatersWith spinning wheels of chance,

with give-aways of dishes, bicycles,automobiles and f r e e permanent -waves, Los Angeles theaters have out-done themselves by trying to outdoeach other in devising the most ef-fective lure of all to date.

On authority of the Theater DefenseBureau of the Los Angeles DefenseCouncil, all radio broadcasts by Presi-dent Roosevelt and any other urgentgovernmental announcements carriedby the national networks are to be re-produced in every theater and otherplace of amusement in the City ofLos Angeles.

Theaters will immediately com-mence installation of the necessaryradio and public address systems forthese airings. Decree is that when theurgent message is to be broadcast,films will be terminated immediately,the screen darkened, and the messagebrought to the theater audience. Alsodecreed is that all such messagesshall be followed by the playing ofthe national anthem.

When a democracy girds for war itcalls upon all its resources for thepublic benefit. Again, Radio, whichhas done so much and is doing somuch to aid the nation's war effort,is to play a principal role in a start-ling innovation in American life.

Gift for Bob BurnsBefore his "Arkansas Traveler" audi-

ence the other night Bob Burns un-veiled a gift of patriotic and ethno-logical, perhaps even musical value.Musical, indeed, are the purposes forwhich the "instrument" is designed.Whether or not the uses to whichBob will put the "bazooka" made byand given him by Arkansas boys nowworking in the Lockheed plant inBurbank, California must remain ahotly contestable point.

Bob's new bazooka, for a fact, boastsa discarded exhaust stack from a P-38as one of its pipes, a condemned

piece of tubing from a Lockhson as the other. The handle by whichBob will henceforth drag reluctantmelodies (?) from the conglomerationcame originally from a broker. oil lineon another interceptor.

Burns has spent many hours at thebig plant entertaining the workers be-tween shifts and boasts thousands offriends there. The inscription on thebell of the "instrument", which herefused to read over the air, was,simply: "To Bob Burns, a regular fel-low, from the Arkansas boys at theLockheed Aircraft Plant."

KNX, 9:30 7.m.. Tues.

More Trouble?What with Phil Baker's none too

auspicious taking over of Bob Hawk'semceeing chore on "Take It or LeaveIt", it appeared this week that stillmore troubles are in store for theEversharp people.

American Broadcasting Company,which operates station WOL in Wash-ington, D. C., now claims it is theoriginator of the "Take It or Leave It"idea, and accordingly has fled suit

in New York Supreme Court againstboth Eversharp and the agency whichhandles the production. KNX, 7 g.umn:

Quiz Kids ReadyOther American youngsters may

resolve to get out of bed with thealarm clock, or always to rememberto wash behind those ears, or to dothose errands when told. But the QuizKids, to a kid, have resolved that for1942, they're going to help win thewar.

Claude Brenner, 13, sounded off atypical note for the kids when hestated his purpose for the new year"to do all I can to help Great Britainand the United States win the war."Claude also said that he was goingto try to get better marks in math,but that was secondary to his inten-tion to help the Red Cross, buy asmany defense stamps as he can, andassist in the city's air raid precau-tions.

Harve Fischman has resolved to aidthe Civilian Defense workers by be-coming a messenger. He has to waituntil his 12th birthday in August to

Orchestra leader Billy Artzt offers a fair simulation of interest as"Arkansas Traveler" Bob Burns demonstrates the abilities of hisnew bazooka, a gift from Arkansas -hailing workers at Lockheed.

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bring this about, and meantime he'splanning to load up on defense stampsand help collect old papers and maga-zines.

Joan Bishop, 14, already is aidingthe Red Cross by knitting sweaters,and has resolved to improve her speedalong that line. Jack Lucal, 14, isgoing to devote part of his weeklyallowance to stamps. Also, he is goingto avoid teasing his young sister (hesays), he is going to keep up hisdiary and he's going to study harder.Ruth Duskin, 7, the Quiz Kid baby,says "I will do all I can to help oursoldiers win the war." She also wantsto be kind and helpful to everybody.

KECA, FCFSI). 8 p.m. Vied.

News for AircraftersAircraft workers, their jobs secure

in a whiz-bang booming industry,have becom e, together with theirbrethren of the ship-yards, the elite of thelaboring masses ofthe U. S. Specialweekly newspapersare now being pub-lished exclusively fortheir consumption.Special group - creditprovisions have beenmade in their behalf,sometimes withouttheir knowledge, byclothing and jewelry

`:cores.Now they are to

have their own news broadcasts, newsspecially edited to appeal most in-tensely to themselves. Bob Garred willbe heard over KNX nightly at 1 a. m.with a newscast confined entirely toair activity in the Pacific Theater ofWar. The 1 a. m. spot is designedto catch aircrafters returning homeor already at home from the shiftwhich ends at 12:30 a. m.

So that's how democracy works,simply, generously, honestly. WhileU. S. flyers, or allied flyers, are doingtheir part on the field of battle inU. S. made planes, the men who aredoing their part on the home frontare to be brought the news of howtheir brothers in arms are faring.

Sort of a production speed-up bymeans of inspiration . . . And whena Yank plane and a Yank flyer aredowned, as sometimes they must bein the fortunes of war, you can ex-pect Yank riveters, welders, tinsmiths,engineers, to rivet, weld, cut tin, en-gineer with an ardor and a furyand a zeal the likes of which onlya free and freedom -proud people arecapable. Dictators, just try and copythis one! KNX, I a.m.

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Try It Sometime!So you want to be a bandleader!It's a cinch. All you need is a job

to pop your band right into, or tento fifteen thousand dollars. That'sSkinnay Ennis' confidential advicethis week . . but let's look into it.

First of all, according to the NBCbandleader on the Bob Hope program,let's assume you want to start a band.Okay, the first thing to do is decidehow many pieces you want in your

band, and then get together somemusic for your library. Now this isgoing to cost you, Ennis explains, un-less you have ways and means ofgetting a library together withoutpaying for it. Next, you'll need orches-trations. Playing standard arrange-ments just won't do. You can't do or-chestrations yourself? All right, hiresomebody to do them for you.

Now orchestrations are trick ythings, and they're also very neces-sary if you are going to develop anoutstanding band with a personality.Before you get too deep in your or-chestrations, find out what instru-ments you want to feature, then planyour music accordingly.

All right, now you have the inclina-tion and the music, what's next?Next you get together the musiciansyou want in your band. Skinnay usesthree trumpets, two trombones, fourreeds and four rhythms, if that'll help.

Now you've got the music and some-body to play it. What are you goingto do with it?

That's the catch.Skinnay suggests that you either

have a spot all set to put your bandinto, or else enough spare change tocarry things until you are rolling.

Let's assume that you have a spotto begin playing. What about radio?

"Don't," says Skinnay, "try to geton the air right away." That wouldbe a dire mistake, he declares, unlessyou have an unusually good organi-zation. Play along at anything youcan book for about six months, thentry the air. Maybe in the meantimeyou might get a good booking agentto get you into the right spots andbuild you up. If you can, so much thebetter.

So now you're ready for the air.Try sustaining spots at first, thenbuild up toward a commercial. Howdo you get a commercial? That, saysSkinnay, is still a mystery even to alot of the bandleaders who alreadyhave commercials. You just get 'em.A manager is of course a big help.If you can afford a manager, he'lltake all the routine business of hand-ling a band off your hands and hemight, if he's good, land you a com-mercial.

And that, more or less, is it. If ladyluck smiles your way, you might . . .

and Skinnay Ennis says "might,"mind you . . . hit it good enough tobreak even or make a little money.

KF1, 7 p.m. Tues.

Yes, _But-IOf course, foreign language broad-

casts are to continue. U. S. Radio isgoing to do the truly big and patrioticthing by making it no harder on loyalbut foreign -language speaking Ameri-cans than it has to. But starting thisweek the FCC means to run so closea check on these broadcasts that thetime and trouble required on the partof stations in filling out the reportswhich must be submitted may makesuch broadcasts almost too much ofa headache on the part of thosestations.

Though its new questionnaire is de-scribed as being "in connection with

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THIS WEEK'S

Time ChangesPhysical Well Being - Sun., 9:16 a.m.,

KFI.Looks at Books-Sun., 12:15 p.m., KFI.Nick Harris-Sun., 2:15 p.m., KECA.Cabbages and Kings-Sun., 3:45 p.m.,

KFI.Victor Lindlahr-Mon. thru Fri., 9:15

a.m , KHJ, KGB.Theme and Variations-Mon., 1 p.m.,

KHJ, KGB, KFX3,1, KVOE.Kaye Brinker-Mon., 6:45 p.m., KHJ.

KGB, KVOE, KFXM.Manchester Bodily-Mon., Wed., Fri.,

10:15 p.m.. KFI.Nothing But Praise-Mon. thru Fri.,

10:55 p.m., KFI.Carnation Bouquet-Tues., Thurs., 11:45

a.m., KHJ.Cugat Rhumba Revue-Tues., 10 p.m.,

KECA.Sam Brewer from Cairo-Thurs., 4:30

p.m., KHJ, KGB, KVOE.Defense Reporter-Thurs., 7:30 P.m.,

KHJ, KVOE.Golden Melodies-Sat., 11:15 a.m., KFI.Brush Creek Follles-Sat., 11:30 a.m.,

KNX.Ed. Tomlinson-Sat., 3:45 p.m., KECA,

KFSD.SInfonietta-Sat., 6:30 p.m., KHJ, KGB,

KFXM, KVOE.

the FCC's general survey of foreignlanguage broadcasts", reams of in-formation never before required mustnow be submitted concerning the for-eign -tongue airings.

Now to be revealed, for example,is whether or not there has been anycriticism of any non-English broad-cast, the identity of the program, andthe source of the criticism. Stationsare asked to give their own appraisalof all their non-English broadcasts,their "plans for the future", and todescribe just what "safeguards"against espionage information -givingare being exercised.

Listeners will be surprised to learn,too, of the extent of precautions whichhave always been taken in connectionwith non-English airings and will nowbe taken with grim severity:

Full biographical data (length ofservice, citizenship, duties) abouteveryone connected with a foreignlanguage broadcast has always beenmandatory.

Now, in addition, the FCC demandsto know the revenue derived from theprogram, the audience served, thenames of each sponsor and his prod-uct, and whether interpretive newsbroadcasts are featured, the source ofthe news, the reasons why verbatimrecordings are not made, length oftime records are kept, percentage oftotal revenue from time sold for alien -tongue advertising, and the length oftime scheduled programs have yet torun.

McLaglen the ManVictor McLaglen can sleep anytime,

anywhere, anyhow. (Except when he'son the air with Edmund Lowe in theweekly Blue Network "Captain Flaggand Sergeant Quirt" airing.) But onthe movie lots a body can walk ontoany set where this actor is working,and ten to one, if he isn't in the scene

at the moment, his big hulk is sittingupright in a chair; head dropped for-ward, he is sleeping like a baby. Awoman fan magazine writer whofound him sleeping thusly when shecalled on the set to keep an inter-view with him, tapped him on theshoulder. Startled and embarrassed,Vic awakened and jumped out of hischair, clicking his heels to attention.His words tumbled forth in a jumbleof confusion as he summoned the colddrink man . . . "Pardon me, madam,pardon me-er-a-could I offer youa snooze?" KEC 4, KFSD,

4:30 p.m. Sun.

Friendship NoteThe weight of the world on Winston

Churchill's shoulders isn't heavyenough to make him forget an oldfriend like John Barrymore.

The NBC comedian, who met thesoldier -statesman in England manyyears ago when hewas just embarkingon his career, lastweek received a tele-gram from Churchill.

The wire containeda warm personal mes-sage of thanks forcongratulations tele-graphed Churchill byboth John and Lionelon his speech thisweek before the Cana-dian parliament inOttawa. John Rom tour,

The Great Profile,reminiscing at NBC's Hollywood RadioCity about his introduction to Church-ill in England, said the meeting tookplace when he was a still strugglingyoung actor.

"And what might your professionbe, sir?" Churchill asked him.

"I am trying to be an actor," re-plied John.

"An actor, you say," replied Church-ill, who was already active in poli-tics. "I rather think we have some-thing in common. I have to be anactor too."

"But your job, sir," parried Barry -more, "is the more difficult. I havea different audience every night somy speeches can be the same. Youraudience is always the same, there-fore you must always think of some-thing new to say."

Churchill chuckled and walked off.John and Lionel listened to the

Churchill "some chicken, some neck"

Held Over UntilNext Week

Story and Pictures ofPasadena's New 10,000Watt Station KFAS

THIS WEEK'S

New ProgramsFreedom'. People-Sun., 9:30 a.m., KFI.Frank Cuhel from Batavia-Sun., 9:30

a.m.; Wed., 4:30 p.m., KHJ, KGB,KVOE.

Confessions of the Corsair-Sun., 3 p.m,KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE.

Town and Country - Mon. thru Fri..10:15 a.m., KHJ.

William Winter, News-Mon. thru Fri..12:30 p.m., KNX.

Guess a Tune-Mon. thru Fri., 3:45 p.m.,KFI.

Portraits In Music-Mon., 7 p.m., KFI.Regent Time-Mon., Tues., Wed., 9:45

p.m., KHJ, KGB.Do Vou Remember/ - Mon. thru Sat..

9:30 p.m., KNIPC.Mutual Goes Calling - Tues., Wed.,

Thurs., 1 p.m., IOU, KGB, KFXM,KVOE.

President's Birthday Ball CommitteeMusical !.how-Thurs., 6:30 p.m., KHJ,KGB, KFXM, KVOE.

Ellery Queen-Thurs., 9:30 p.m., KFI.Wings over the West Coast-Fri., 4:15

p.m., KECA.National Congress of Parents and

Teachers on the liome Front-Sat..13:15 p.ni., KFI.

speech together. They both agreed itwas "one of the greatest speeches inhistory."

Hope for Red CrossBob Hope disclosed last week that

both he and his NBC golf crony, BingCrosby, have accepted an invitationto stage a series of exhibition golfmatches for the benefit of the Ameri-can Red Cross.

Hope made the disclosure to BillStern, ace NBC sports commentator,,as Stern paid the comedian a visit onthe Lakeside golf course.

Whether the plan will be carriedthrough in the near future, said Hope,will depend on his own and Crosby'sscreen commitments.

"We would both be very happy totake part in such a series," said Hope.

Both Hope and Crosby play golfin the 70's, and would be more thana match for most professionals.

*Some Gift!

Lurene Tuttle, heard as Judy Priceon the CBS "Dr. Christian" programs,plans to move into her new TolucaLake home in North Hollywood withinthe next few days. Miss Tuttle, whois Mrs. Mel Ruick in private life, ex-plains that the new home is a NewYear's gift from her husband, popularannouncer on the Lux Radio TheaterShows. ,. ENN, 8:30 p.m.

Wed.

RomanticonfusionLots of things happened when

Harry Salter, the bandleader, wasmarried recently to Roberta Semple,in Nyack, N. Y. They forgot to takethe marriage license out of their carand then forgot where they parkedthe car. It took them an hour to lo-cate it, delaying the ceremony.

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WomdieHAS A FAMILY

By Michelle Mason

. And You're LikelyTo Be a Member of ItToo If You Listen In

gF YOU'RE a "young married"and want to know what to dowhen baby spits out her spin-ach . . . how to help hubbiewangle a raise . . . how to easeyour next door neighbor into (orout of) your club . . . how to

stretch the budget another week . . .

just write a letter to radio's Blondie!Thousands do!

Mr. Bumstead's smart little wife hasmuch more of a family than Dag -wood, Alexander, and Baby Cookie.Hers embraces the countless homeswhere puzzled wives emulate Blondiein handling ticklish situations andwhere young fathers extol the headof the Bumstead household as a ster-ling specimen of masculinity.

The burden of mail which Blondielugs away from CBS after Monday'sbroadcast is proof that she has anenormous family. A slight shake ofthe mail bag and out drop these la-ments:

Akron, Ohio.Dear Mrs. Bumstead:

My husband is always runningacross old friends he hasn't seenin years and he brings them home

to dinner without warning me.Sometimes they aren't even oldfriends-just plain hungry. Howcan I teach him not to do that?

Sincerely,Young Wife.

Kearney, Nebr.Dear Blondie:

You have your troubles withDagwood I know, but sometimesI wonder if you've ever beenthrough what I have sufferedwhen my husband robs our smallson's piggy bank. Then I havea howling kid to contend with,plus a great big overgrown boywho is shame -faced and belliger-ent altogether. Please, please, tellme what you would do!

Yours truly,Perplexed.

Elgin, Ill.Dear Blondie:

You always seem to handle em-barrassing situations and my faceis so red now from what happenedlast night that I'm writing toyou for a little advice. My hus-band and I went over to ourneighborhood theater to see aspecial picture. As usual, he gotso excited he cheered and booedlike a left -over fan from nickelo-deon days. I simply refuse to sitthrough another picture undersuch circumstances. Do you think

Presenting; Art authentic picture ofthe Dagwood Special. Making it isenough of a problem but as illus-trated here-eating it is. if anything.still more difficult. Below. Dag -wood's insatiable curiosity has himmoving out of one Jam into another.

of anything which might curehim of this habit?

Hopefully,Ann W.

San Diego, Calif.Dear Blondie:

We enjoy the episodes ofBlondie and Dagwood so much,especially the ones with Mr. Dith-ers. My husband has a nice officejob, and wears mostly blue shirtsto work, but now and then whenhe dresses to go out, I alwayshave to argue with him to puton a white shirt. As one womanwho always seems to bring herhusband around to her way ofthinking, what advice can youoffer about this?

Yours admiringly,Mrs. C. E. K.

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Dubuque, Iowa.Dear Blondie Bumstead:

I worried myself sick about thetight places my family got into-then I started listening to yourradio program and realized weweren't the only ones havingthose same troubles-that at leastthe Bumsteads were, too. I thoughtabout all the other families theremust be going through the bud-geting and child -raising era. So

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It Could Happen Here Dept.: A report from Washington, unconfirmed,states that a regulation is to be forthcoming shortly which would prohibit con-testants on quiz shows from giving their names, addresses, etc., and must beidentified hereafter as "Contestant One, TWO, Three, etc." Same with the namesand addresses of persons sending in questions. All this would be a precautionagainst foreign agents getting access to a microphone through such simpledevices and broadcasting vital information through a code which would be in-serted via the reply to a question or via the numbers of the address or the nameitself, etc.

*Waltz King "At Liberty": Now Wayne King's perfume sponsor becomes an-

other priorities victim. Ingredients in the sweet -scents aren't available nor arethe metal caps for the bottles they come in. So, after February, Wayne Kingwill be available to sponsors. *

Most Unusual Sound -Effect of the Week at the CBS emporium wasdrummed up for Ransom Sherman's first Hap Hazard show. Script called for abell boy to answer a call on a pogo stick and ringing a bicycle bell. Scund ef-fects Director Al Span solved the problem. He bought a pogo stick, equipped itwith a bell, and taught Sound Effects Engineer Billy Gould how to ride it. Theeffect was perfect. * *

Hal Styles, Pacific Coast commentator, interviewed a 21l year old girl 'gen-ius' on his NBC "Count Your Blessings" program recently, who revealed, amongother things, that she could spell over 1,000 'big words'. After spelling morethan 75 whoppers for Hal, she suddenly reversed English, and asked Styles,-aformer wireless operator-to spell "sinusoidal" (a form of modulation). Hal-his face red-was stopped cold! * *

Making Good Dept.: Victor Borge and the Music Maids of Kraft Music Hallfame have had their options lifted. . . Paramount's moppet Carolyn Lee is tobe written into the Jack Benny script at regular intervals. . . . Jack Carson isdoing a whale of a job for Signal Carnival.

* *How It's Done: Before re-signing Victor Berge, the J. Walter Thompson

agency, producers of the Bing Crosby affair, borrowed another show's studioaudience to get their reaction to the Danish comic. They had Victor take part inthe afterpiece to both the Rudy Vallee and the Kay Kyser broadcasts. Results,of course, were favorable, hence the option -lifting deed, and the agency feelsIt has a real find in the versatile refugee, Who is a talented pianist. *

Signs of the Times Dept.: Don't look now, but RCA has opened a radio-telegraph service between the U. S. and Australia-the first such ci^cuit tooperate between these two points. With Australia turning more and more tothe U. S. for the solution of its problems in statecraft and national security,look for Radio to be doing more and more of a job of cementing amity.. . .

Also, David Sarnoff, President of RCA, which controls NBC, has announced theformation of Blue Network Company, Inc., a separate (from the Red N?twork)wholly -owned subsidiary of RCA. Actually, the move is nothing more or lessthan a hedge against FCC anti -monopoly charges.

* *Things to Look For: When you attend a broadcast. The really "Good!' ones

play to their studio audience as much as possibh?. They're sure th,?y "have it"and know they can "get it" by working toward their real -life listeners. The oneswho aren't so sure usually play away from the studio theater. They're afraid ofdistraction, and sometimes, just afraid.

* *Depiction of Things to Come: Capable Editor Mark Sidney bows out of

Radio Life this week to carve himself a career as a Radio scripter. and will bereplaced by John Whitehead, veteran Radio editor and columnist. Look forWhitehead to continue the good work carried on by Sidney, and look for abright future for Radio Life's outgoing Editor in his new calling. Already hisbackground includes script work for three major film studios, and years ofservice in the hard school of both metropolitan and suburban journalism. It'sa rare combination when you find both plenty of real talent and lots of soundcharacter in the same guy. Happy landings, Mark!-I'11 be listening for you!

Blondie's Mail(Continued from Pope 6)

now I not only laugh at you andDagwood, but at ourselves.

Gratefully,Mrs. J. E. B.

Dagwood's after -dinner raids onthe family ice -box have resultedin depletion of scores of refrigera-tors as soon as the Blondie pro-gram signs off. Men listening toDagwood's enjoyment over hissuper -sandwich immediatelycatch the same idea. Their wives'irritation is passed right along toBlondie Bumstead, as the follow-ing letter shows.

Fresno, Calif.Dear Mrs. B.:

My husband heard yours fixingup one of his special sandwicheslast night, and nothing would dountil he had tried to make one,too. My only question is, howcan you permit such a thing? Itcertainly must clean the ice -boxout of all the left-overs for thenext day's lunch, and what itdoes to the household budget mustbe nobody's business!

Distractedly,Mrs. H. A. B.

Blondie (Penny Singleton) and Dag -wood (Arthur Lake) read all the let-ters carefully. During rehearsal, onewill remember a poser from a recentmissive and often as not it will beincluded in the plot. The script writeralso gives thoughtful attention to themail, for from it he syphons homeysituations which contribute characterto the show.

Not all the letters ask advice. Someoffer it.

Pueblo, Colo.Dear Mrs. Bumstead:

Now that you have two chil-dren, I was wondering if youwouldn't like a few of our sure-fire home remedies for childishailments. I have raised three boysand two girls, and these oldstand-by cures have seen all ofthem through whooping cough,colic, mumps, and even a case ofscarlet fever. In addition to these,I am sending under separatecover my own copy of Mother'sHome Remedies, which I hope you

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NormanNesbitt

BROADWAYNEWS

Daily at 12noon, and Mon.

thru Fri. at 5 p. m.The Broadway

Broadway. Fourthsod Hal

In Which Emerges aNew Nemesis to AllRadio Sportscasters

11%11 HERE are many people inthe world who shouldn't besports announcers, but thereare a few people whoshould be.

One of them is a guy (who's doingpretty well for himself) by the nameof Bing Crosby.

Bing, as you well know, is one ofthe nation's top sports fans, but whatyou may well not know is that Crosbyis also one of the country's top sportsauthorities.

Bing knows most everythingthere is to !mow about boxing,horse racing and golf.

He has owned three fighters andgone through all the trials andtribulations any fight managerwould have to go through to puthis man to the top. Bing did a

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Offering a specimen ofjust how B.11 Stern lookswhen. after being withCrorlqb he fears for hisfob

Flubit of amateur fighting himselfback in his younger days whenhe was swinging from the floorinstead of his vocal chords.In horse racing, people may make

fun of Bing's horses, but never ofBing. And here's why:

Crosby has so far invested the notso small sum of four hundred thous-and dollars in horses.

And get this, Crosby has earnedback in dividends on his track and hishorses a mean five hundred and fiftythousand dollars, which ain't hay evenfor a Crosby!

Bing lets them laugh, but I suspecthe has a few quiet snickers himself.

Bing is one of the shrewdesthorse buyers in the market-andyou never hear of any real horse-men laughing at Crosby-theyknow him too well.In golf, Mr. C. shoots a mean sev-

enty on a BAD day. On a good dayhe can get down in the sixties and

Vallee pucks a wallop on or off the tennis court, avers Bill, and Bill is a realjudge of condition.

GLAD BIND CROSBY'Sa Crooner!

By BILL STERN

each year he runs the Del Mar GolfTournament at which all the prosshow up-and sometimes get shownup by Mr. C.

Add to this the fact that Crosbyis a nut on football, that he nevermisses a big game, that he is a bugon baseball (he once tried to buy theBoston Braves), that he once manageda professional basketball team, thathe swims daily like a seal, that heplays a fair game of tennis and thathe plays a great game of almosteverything you can name.

In short, Mr. Crosby not only knowshis sports but can play them well.

This alone wouldn't make Cros-by a sports announcer.

Mr. Crosby has a gift.The gift is his ability to ad lib,

but good!Bing can describe any sport he

can play and he can do it inwords than you and I can under-stand. Let me give you an ex-ample. Last year we had Bingdescribing a golf match for NBC.One of the players was alwaysgetting into a trap. Bing summedit all up by calling him a "beachboy." "He's always in the sand,"explained Bing, and we roared.It was such a perfect description.Again, in describing the Joe Louis -

Jack Roper fight on NBC from theringside, Bing let go with the im-mortal phrase, "he hit him in thebreadbasket until the bread turned.to toast." It, too, went home with thefans as they could see the flurry ofblows headed for the man's midsec-tion.

Crosby is like that. He coins phrases.As a sports announcer, he'd he terri-fic, so much in fact he'd probablybeat my brains out in competition.And all of this makes me very happyhe's a singer by profession and asports announcer only in his sparetime. And please, Lord, don't give himtoo much spare time!

I don't mean to imply by all thisthat Crosby is the only athlete inHollywood.

Last Sunday Bob Hope invited meto be his guest at the Lakeside Coun-

try Club. I sat on the practice teefor an hour and watched the starssock practice shots. And brother, ifthose were only practice shots, I'dhate to be playing them at a dollara hole when they get down tc thereal thing.

I watched Jimmie Fidler, Mrs.Fidler, Johnny Weissmuller, BobHope and several other "names"do the socking. And I gi"e youmy word I never saw so muchgood golf played anywhere xi anySunday morning in my life cut -side the big tournaments.

Those drives were singing down thefairway as fast and as straight as

bullets-and almost as far. They wereHollywood drives and for once I feltlike applying a Hollywood adjectiveto them-colossal.

They say the stars are just as goodat tennis. I've heard so much aboutMickey Rooney's and Errol Flynn'stennis that I'm going back one ofthese days and see if I can't arrangea match between them and Rudy Val-lee and my good friend Bill Tilden.I want to describe that match. I wantto tell you about Rudy Vallee's tennisstyle. It's the most unorthodox styleI have ever seen.

Rudy has no backhand. But he'sambidextrous. When a ball sails athis backhand zone, he actually switch.es the racket from his right to his lefthand and smacks it hack like a bulletwith a left handed FOREHAND!

It takes more than a pair of nos-trils to do that. It takes a good, quick,rapidly coordinating athlete to doit. So now I know where Vallee getsthose night club punches. Look outfor him with either hand!

Bing not only understands sports, he plays at practically all of them himself. Herehe's caught with Mrs. C. (Dixie Lee) between sets at, Palm Springs.

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Man on theCover

Edward R. Murrow, Chief .of the CBSEuropean staff, veteran of countlessLondon bombings, and fresh from ob-servation tours ofWashington, N e wYork and eastern de-fense centers, willarrive in Los Angeles,Sunday, January 18th,for a series of timelyspeaking engage-ments on the rela-tionship of the PacificCoast area to the gen-eral strategy of theWorld War in 1942.

Edward It Murrowplans to bring toSouthern Californiaaudiences a series of vivid up-to-the-minute war discussions of especial in-terest to civilian defense workers inthis area. As a veteran of one of thegreat theaters of World War II, Mur-row will summarize the results ofthree years of observation of London'sair defense and Britain's war efforts,applying their lessons to similar plansof defense for the Pacific Coast areaand the great aviation, naval, andmilitary centers of Los Angeles andSan Diego.

His Southland engagements includethe following:

Los Angeles, Monday, Jan. 19,Shrine Auditorium, 8:15 p. m.

Long Beach-Tuesday, Jan. 20,Municipal Auditorium, 8:15 p. m.

Pasadena-Wednesday, Jan. 21,Civic Auditorium, 8:15 p. m.

San Diego-Friday, January 23,Pacific Square Auditorium, 8:15

m.

Murrow has been termed by Ameri-can and British authorities "the bestknown and most influential commen-tator on World War II." He bringsto his Southland audiences the reportsof a "front-line"' observe r, twicebombed out of his London offices, andfor three years and three' months re-porting the world's greatest war inalmost daily broadcasts from the Brit-ish capital to the American nation.

Through radio, Murrow developed anew kind of reporting to cover a newkind of war. He spent every avail-able moment, day and night, talkingto the people of England, to clerks,shopgirls, air-raid wardens, dockyardworkers, housewives-and what theytold him is of vital interest and im-portance to Californians now facingthe great theater of war in thePacific.

He will bring to California audi-ences his first-hand time -ripened ob-servations of a great struggle in whichwe are all engaged. His lectures willcover the entire field of civilian andmilitary defense; the lessons and pro-cedures learned through bloody ex-perience by Britain's citizens that canbe applied profitably to the South -land's war efforts.10

Ed. Morrow

Ilfollytrowl Tel-a -TypeBy KENT CARROLL

HOLLYWOOD-Following is what could be readily classified as a War Oddity:Two -and -a -half years ago, Alvin Josephy, Mutual Special Features man in NewYork City, received a package from newspaper friend Jimmy Young, who was thenby-lined from Tokio. Young explained that in the package Josephy would find anassortment of dap novelties.

Josephy quickly ran through the contents, then put them aside. Last week heopened the package again, came across something that-in light of Pearl Harbor-assumed new significance.

Article was a colorful piece of Japanese silk, such as is used for dresses byJapanese women. Printed on the silk were the flags and national songs of threenations-Japan, Germany, Italy-the present axis pals, who two -and -a -half yearsafter the silk was manufaktured, are at war against the United States.

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SIDELIGHTS: The Captain Flagg and Sergeant Quirt airlaner is to berecorded for the War Department's Morale Branch, and will be rebroadcastto Alaska for the benefit orihe servicemen at army and navy posts there .Charlie Barnet tells us he's rehearsing his new band and will debut it overthe airlanes on Spotlight Bands, rome end of the month.

NO FAMOUS GESTURE-Bob Burns lets us know that he's going to forgetone of his many gestures as soon as he begins to use his new bazooka, a presentfrom Arkansas boys employed at the Lockheed aircraft plant in Burbank. For yearsBob has taken his gas -pipe contraption to pieces and quite casually tossed it to thestage floor after his solo-but not the new one. Bob says no plumber will ever beasked to repair his new horn-and that he's going to take mighty good care thatno one tosses It around on the floor.

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NEWSREELS ABOUT: Jack Benny is taking quite a ribbing from "asso-ciates" these days because of the "Hamlet" costume he wears in his forthcom-ing picture, To Be Or Not To Be. But, ham or comedian, Jack is enjoyinghis role. . . . Bill Gay, agency producer of the Blondie airlaner, got back inhis old harness as announcer on the Blondie show last week, when he readseveral commercials at rehearsals for Announcer Bill Goodwin, who was suf-fering from laryngitis. Gay was chief announcer at KNX previous to hispresent agency post. . . . Although weather forecast -broadcasts are now tabu,a Philadelphia station has decided to continue its weather program, (sponsoredof course). Airlaner is handled by a twenty -five-year veteran of weather bu-reaus. Now show is confined to weather lore and characteristics with just atrifle of meteorological history. Which certainly must reach some new high,for keeping hold of a sponsor. . . Hal Block is writing his first play,Through The Courtesy Of, which as the name implies, kids the radio business.... Lou Bring's baton-waVing is.substituting for Dave Rose (Mr. Judy Gar-land), while the two, Judy and Dave, arc taking a belated honeymoon.

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PERSONAL NOMINATION-Would like to add a personal nomination to themany now making the rounds about town. Said nomination to be in the classifica-tion for America's number one "glarer-stayer," to be in the person of one Mr. Bar-ney Glazer, whom we hear tell of as one engaged in the newspaper business.

ODDS AND ENDS FOR CONCLUSION: By way of Chicago, and through SirRumor, have it that Artie Shaw, during his two weeks vacation the end of themonth, will come out this way to re -tie the bow with Lana Turner. Or hasT. Dorsey something to say on this subject? . . . Jack Hoins, of New York'sRadio Beams, points out quite an interesting fact in regard to marriage andradio careers, and shows us that the two go hand -in -hand with success. At orn(yr the top over the airlanes 'are husband -and -wife teams: Jim and Marian(Fibber and Molly) Jordan, Jack and Mary Livingstone Benny, George andGracie Allen Burns, and Fred and Portland Allen. . . . After a twelve-yearabsence from the footlights, Eddie Cantor is showing the folks who said itcouldn't be done. The comic's new show, Banjo -Eyes, is setting box-officerecords, due in great part, Eddie admits, to radio bridging the gap since hit"Whoopee" of 1928.... K.C.

liotage MaxwellSparklinga-but

MellowBy Paul Holmquist

The Strange Case of Radio'sNewest Top Commentator on Life

(Mr. Holmquist's account ofthe life and times of the world'sfamous party -thrower is concludedfrom last week.-Ed.)

ANGUISHING in Londonwhile she awaited someword from the benefactresswho apparently had entirelyforgotten her, Elsa was with-ering artistically away to

but a shadow of her former well-fedself when she met a music -hall artistenamed Dorothy Toye, whose accom-panist she became.

Thus entered the era of Elsa's firstmature schooling in party matters. Itwas on tour with la Toye in Cape -town, South Africa, that she got to aparty tossed by Lord Gladstone him-self whereat she met an Almanach deGotha full of titles.

Returning to London In 1912, Elsawas penniless but inwardly and theor-etically sustained by a ravenous ap-petite for news about people who hadthose titles. Accordingly, she becameaccompanist to a Miss Ethel Levey,who sang at Mayfair's social things.Learning the ropes London -wise, itwas through Mrs. 0. H. P. Belmont,whom she met during the first war,that she got her foot in the door ofAmerica's socially elite.

The Big Moment of her SocialCase -History came when ArthurBalfour, the Churchill of his day,met Elsa and demanded to meether again. Brol:e but undauntedas always, Elsa invited him todinner at the Ritz, and staged thefirst "typical" Maxwell party fora number of prominent guests.That was the real start of a ca-reer devoted exclusively to party -staging that occupied her for thenext twenty years.The Maxwell reputation rests pretty

solidly upon certain coups which, ifanyone else extant ever could havethought up, at least none but Elsaever had the gumption to execute.One of her biggest triumphs waswhen, in Paris, still broke, she spent

If h s doesn'tknow what makeslife tick It isn'tbecause she hasn'thobnobbed withkings a n d com-posers, taken thedroop out of thed e b a, and thestuff out of thestuffed shir t J.:Vow she's tellingall via Radio.

$5000 given her as a gift to buy jew-elry, to pay Fritz Kreisler to play ather birthday party at the Ritz. Baronde Rothschild had been angling forFritz and his fiddle but Elsa hookedhim instead.

Her nominal source of income as aparty -impresario was as a sort ofsuper -publicist for the French Riviera.She ran two night clubs there, andthe international popularity of Cannes,Biarritz, Monte Carlo and other Riv-ieran resorts even to this patheticallywar -stricken day is generally creditedto Elsa's masterful touch for pub-licity.

But it was her parties thatbrought Elsa her personal fame.Kings, Dukes, and assorted nobil-ity were ardent seekers after bids.There was no limit to the rarefiedatmosphere in which the buxomKeokuk girl moved. Among herguests were the late Queen Marieof Roumania, Noel Coward, thepresent Duke of Windsor, the lateAlfonso, former King of Spain,tapering off to mere petty Frenchand miscellaneous Russian gradesof nobility.With a background that literally in-

cluded all of Europe, when Elsamoved in on then Maxwell -unconsci-ous New York in 1930, she opened herpyrotechnic assault on the Social Reg-ister with a "Come as - Somebody -Else" affair-in honor of Cole Porter,"the most unattractive man in NewYork," Elsa said, and incidentallyElsa's best friend then and now.

That "Elsa Maxwell's Party Line"should originate in New York, not inHollywood is a paradox only to super -

tidal observers and is utterly ex-plained by Elsa's somber judgmentof a few months back when she washerself - only temporarily, as shemade perfectly clear -a HollywoodPerson:

Hollywood people and Holly-wood parties are the most conser-vative in America, had Elsaopined, without the slightest sar-casm or derogation, and of courseElsa is supposed to know. "Moviepeople do not need that addedstimulation of phantasy duringtheir evenings and time off," ex-plained Elsa. "They work all dayin a world of phantasy where theunusual is always happening andwhere their work clothes are whatother people would consider mas-querade or party costumes.

"They play at being what theyaren't, and by the time eveningcomes they have had more thantheir fill of make-believe."When they go in for relaxation and

entertainment on their own they havethe natural reaction to want to bethemselves and slip back into thenormal stride, without phantasy orfixings."

Thus, in all her stay in Hollywood,Elsa admits, she gave only twoparties, one which was strictly make-believe, for her film, "Elsa Maxwell'sHotel For Women," and one whichwas strictly realistic according toElsa's practical reckonings. The affairtranspired at the home of Connie Ben-nett, whose house -guest she was.

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Heard On Coming Out of the EtherRADIO LIFE'S

Short WaveLISTENING POST

By Earl G. De Haven

A "blackout" of gloom with a fore-boding of impending disaster, settledlike a thick cloud, hung in Sword ofDamocles fashion over "hub of theAxis" capital, Berlin, this week. Erst-while blatant Lord Haw Haw wasagain strangely silent, his programmissing from the German Short WaveStation. Paul Revere's arsenic coated"pills of propaganda" were more likeafter -dinner mints in flavor. Officialwar communiques from Berlin dealtwhenever possible, (and the oppor-tunities were few and poor), on scat-tered minor successes on the EasternFront. Berlin still blamed "old manwinter" for her reverses, but stillclaimed "victory would finally cometo Axis arms."

No trumpet fanfares of great panzersuccesses disturbed the ears of curiousand interested listeners. The famed"Horst wessel song" sounded a littlehoarse, while the old familiar "musicbox tune"-"Ever Be True and Hon-est," (transcribed and used to intro-duce broadcasts, enabling listeners totune in), seemed to carry a "funeralnote" as well.

"Radio Moscow," fortified with com-munique after communique telling ofan ever mounting crescendo of victory,STILL remained conservative in itswar reporting. Truth is, Soviet Unionreally takes her war effort SERIOUS-LY, in a "confidence with caution" at-titude that may prove to be the bestpattern for victory.

"Radio Rome" continues to gothrough the painful routine of readingthe daily Italian War Communiques.No successes to report, the most op-timistic note ILL Duce's short-wavestation can sound is: "that a Britishattack on our positions was finallystopped." The only difficulty there isthat the British have a habit of start-ing another attack on a larger scalebefore the sorely pressed Italians getan opportunity to recover from theprevious one. Not much but a "popgun" army of Nazis yet remains inNorth Africa however, so Britishclaims via "London Calling!" of majorvictories in that theater of war havea rather hollow ring in view of over-whelming odds which favor the Britishlion.

German communiques from Berlinat press time are terse, but ominous

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keep their mouths squarely before themike.

When an orchestra leader has ac-cess to limitless funds for musiciansand arrangements it isn't such a hardjob to produce fancy music. On theother hand, when the leader is con-fined to a small number of men andto a limited budget for arrangements,he frequently finds himself in a toughspot to produce listenable music.When someone in the latter positiondoes come through consistently I be-lieve he should be awarded all of theapplause that's coming to him.

John Scott Trotter is in this classi-fication. He has a small group, well -knit and composed of very able musi-cians. Some of his arrangements areworthy of serious consideration Dycritics. His music goes a long way inmaking the Bing Crosby program suc-cessful.

Another thing I like about J. Scott,is his choice of seafood. He is an ex-pert on lobster a la Newburg andother delicacies of the banquet table.

*By accident, not by design, I stum-

bled on Bert Wheeler's opus last week.The comedian has a very differentstyle of delivery, slightly reminiscent

for German arms: "We fought a de-fensive action today against the en-emy on the Northern and Centralfronts." People of the -Reich warned"of grave peril facing the state" buttold by announcer to continue to havefaith and confidence in "Der Fuehrer."

Latest from Tokyo is further claimof "complete air mastery and controlin Far East" as reflected in claimthat since outbreak of hostilities inPhilippines, Malaya, and Borneo "500British planes have been shot downby our aircraft." Experience in study-ing technique of Japanese in compil-ing propaganda and reporting newsthat is authentic prompts the observa-tion that the foregoing quotation is"propaganda." Such War Commu-niques that Tokyo issues having anytruth at all, always give figures ofplanes and equipment shot down, de-stroyed on the ground, or captured inEXACT FIGURES and NOT IN ROUNDNUMBERS as in this report. Tokyo re-ports "peace and quiet" in Manila,Hong Kong and other occupied cities,reports of news services other thanDomei (Japanese) that carry a differ-ent story, notwithstanding.

browns and flavorsGRAVIES, SOUPS and STEWS

of Shakespeare's "Puck." But the showmisses fire somewhere, probably inthe material. Some of the jokes Iheard brought bacn. fond memories ofthe Gay Nineties. To get new andoriginal comedy material requires thehand of a semi -genius. All othersshould lay off. . . .

Hasn't anyone any ideas for pro-grams to sell defense bonds? I amstill looking for them and so are mostof the studios around town. There isa big job to be done in this directionand so far nothing has been advancedthat will serve the purpose. The ideais to sell as many defense bonds andstamps via radio as possible in, say,a half hour period. I'm still open forsuggestions.

*Recently we devoted some space in

this dept. to the matter of "borderlinegags" on the air. Whether or not thecomedians in question paid any at-tention to o.r suggestions, I don'tknow. But it is with a great deal ofsincere pleasure that I report thisweek a definite general improvement.I have received no complaintS frornparents, teachers or women's clubs forthe past two weeks concerning indiv-idual comedians and programs. Thegents who worried me a couple ofweeks ago seem to have fallen intoline beautiful:y.

And as a result they have my sin-cere thanks and appreciation, as wellas those others of us who were gravelyconcerned at the time.

* *Theosophy on the AirA new series of programs outlining

the teachings of Theosophy and giv-ing "Questions and Answers" fromoccultism commences Sunday onKMPC at 5:30. Title of the program is"Theosophy on the Air." These broad-casts will follow the style of a forumdiscussion, with the modern thinker,skeptic, and everyday layman express-ing their views in contrast with theexplanations offered by the ancientteachings. The series is being pre-sented by the Public Relations Divi-sion of The Theosophical Society ofPoint Loma.

* * Ii3111", 5:30 tumn:

SILKSshould be preservedby gentle but effec-tive cleansing meth-ods. Bobrick's Am-monia insures lon-ger wear fromstockings and silkgarments by neu-tralizing and r e -moving perspirationacids.

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Radio LifeCONSUMERS'

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Directed By Chef Milani

Well, hello everyone. How are thingsat your house? Yes, we're calling onyou again. You know, we look for-ward to these visits when we can

drop in and have achat with you. Bythe way, here is anidea.THE UNEXPECTEDGUEST

No matter h o wgood a hostess youare, you have prob-a b 1 y experiencedthat sinking feelingof despair when anumber of friendsdrop in unexpected-ly. Not even Ein-

Chef Milani stein could make thetwo chops you got

for supper feed six people adequately.So what do you do?

Either you tear your hair, or elsebecause you like your friends, youpromise them a dinner of sorts andscurry into the kitchen to see whatcan be done about it. The first stepis to discard the idea of chops al-together. From there we proceed asfollows: You nearly always have aplentiful supply of eggs in the house,so the answer for an entree is Nor-mandy eggs. These can be easily pre-pared, and in a few minutes.

Boil hard a sufficient number ofeggs, slice and cover with well -madeparsley sauce and serve on toast. Orfor another version of this, slice theeggs and cover with white sauce, fla-vored with cheese, place these in afire proof dish, sprinkle over withbread crumbs and grated cheese, and'ake for a few minutes.

It's a simple remedy to the problemof keeping unexpected guests wellfed and happy, and the hostess calm,cool and charming.COLD CURE

Everybody has their favorite kill orcure method of treating colds. There'sthe "starve a fever and feed a cold".That way may, or may not work, de-pending on the victim. Then againthere's the belief that if you justignore a cold it will go away of itsown accord. This last seems to bea mite superstitious, and the personconcerned frequently ends up with agood case of double pneumonia. Hav-ing discarded everyone else's pettheory of what to do when you geta cold, we would like to present ourown. As you probably know, you aremost susceptible to a cold when thereis an over acid condition present inthe body. Therefore to counteract it,your diet at this time should includemainly fruit juices and vegetablebroth. Citrus fruits are particularly

good, because they provide the alka-line which will restore the system toits normal condition.CHINA'S CELTUCE

Yes, it's a new food sent here fromChina. But the name is distinctlyAmerican. As a matter of fact, it isa combination of two words-celeryand lettuce. The taste of this vege-table is slightly suggestive of theformer, and the leaves are eaten inmuch the same manner as we eatlettuce. It can be eaten as a salador coated as greens, but the chiefvalue of celtuce is its central stalk.In either case, whether eaten raw orcooked. the outer skin is removed andcnly the tender, light green heart iseaten. It was first introduced herein 1938. Since then it has been grown

on the special farms of one of ourAmerican horticulturists, who plansto place it on a market productionbasis.HASH FOR THE FAMILY

And here's a recipe for SouthernHash sent in by Mrs. Louise Lane,one of our Consumer Club members.Mrs. Lane writes that she enjoys exchanging recipes, and so she passesthis one on to you. And we're surethat it is one that will come in handy.

Take one cup of boiled rice, twosmall onions, one small can of toma-toes, 1 pound of round steak, ground,salt and pepper. Mix, and bake onehour, then serve!

Well, we'll have to be leaving, butwe will be dropping by again nextweek. Until then, good cooking!

MI MEOW NM 111 ME MN= MMMMMM MMMMMM

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Recipes of the WeekBy CHEF MILANI

Here are your recipes in a convenient form. The complete sectionwill fit your Radio Life Recipe Binder . . . or cut out the recipesindividually to paste on your recipe file card.

Sunday Dinner for Eight PersonsBy CHEF MILANI

Cream of Rice Soup a la Papa PickardCalifornia Olives Celery Green Onions

Baked Loin of Pork a la Bing CrosbyMashed Carrots en Casserole a la Jerry Colonna

Apple Sauce a la Don WilsonCelery Root and Field Salad a la Paul Whiteman

Fancy Ice Cream a la Dennis DayAssorted Cakes a la Miss BockMonarch Coffee a la Rex Corey

Recipe for Loin of Pork a la Bing Crosby1 loin of pork 8 lbs. 4 onions4 tsps. of salt 3 pints of waterI tsp. pepper 1 bay leaf2 tsps. of Gravy Master 2 cloves4 large potatoes

Season pork loin with salt, pepper and Gravy Master, and insert the clovesin the loin. Put it into a stoneware pot or a thick Dutch oven. Peel andcut the potatoes in strips lengthwise one inch square, slice the onions andadd to the others. Pour the water to it. and the bay leaf. Place roast inoven preheated at 500 degrees before you put the Dutch oven In, and assoon as you put roast to hake, reduce heat to 250 degrees and let bake for4 hours.

-Dinner for Four-A Dollar,

No MoreBy Chef Milani

Meat Loaf a la P.T.A.. Buttered BeetsBroccoli Salad with Oil and Lemon Dressing

Bread and Butter CoffeePears for Dessert

Recipe for Meat Loaf a la P.-7'. A.1 lb. of chuck pot roast1:2 lb. of pork shoulder meat2 eggs1 small onion and branch of parsleyI tsp. of Gravy Master, salt and pepper4 slices of Wilson's 01' Fashund bacon1 ih. of potatoes

Boil 1 lb. of potatoes. When done, peel and mash them. Chop very fine 4slices of Wilson's 01' Fashund Baron, Then gi ind I lb. of chuck meat ofbeef and i2 lb. pork shoulder meat. After that, mince fine one smallonion and a branch of parsley. Mix well the potatoes, the bacon, the beef,the pork, the onion, parsley, 2 eggs, and 1 cup of bread crumbs. Nowseason with I tsp. of Gravy Master, 1 tsp. of salt, and l, tsp. of pepper.Then place all well mixed in a casserole, and put to bake in a pre -heatedoven at 325 degrees.

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In addition to appearing in "SergeantYork" on Screen ,wild, Gary Cooper

a be presented with an award for1941. See Pre -Cast this page.

Hof on the trail of a Whodunit clueis Gale Gordon, air -tagged "Inspec-tor' on the NBC mystery series. Show

has started new airing on KFI.

Specially chosen is Sliver Theater'slied comedy for Sunday, when RingCrosby acts and sings during the

Om. See Pre -Cast this page.

As defender of Charlie 3leCarthy. ontrial at Moffett Field, is Lieut. Jim-mie Stewart, appearing on coffeehour Sunday. See Pre -Cast this page.

Vivacious vocalist. Margaret Speaks.comes West for origination of Voiceof Firestone Jan. 19 in Hollywood.

See Pre -Cast this page.

Pre -Casts and Pre -ViewsBy MARCIA SINCLAIR

Sunday, Jan. 18FRANK J. CCHEL-News.HEARD: Sunday, KILL DLBS, 9:30 cm. (38min.).

Cuhel, who has been stationed""' in Batavia for some time as asso-ciate of an importing firm, joins Mu-tual's news staff. He has the reputa-tion of being well-informed and pos-

On the Sunday pro-gram he is hooked up with SamBrewer in Cairo and John B. Hughes.

*THE AMERICAS SPEAK-Musle, Drama.HEARD: Sunday, DLBS 12 M. (30 min.)., KHJ.

10 p. m.Reciprocal PanAmerican good will

series airs from Tegucigalpa, Hon-duras.

*SILVER THEATER-Drama.HEARD: Sunday. KNX, 3 p.m. (30 min.).

Guest star is Bing Crosby in a spec-ially chosen light comedy in whichthe slick Crosby vocal chords are ex-ercised.

*IN HIS STEPS-Religious Drama.HEARD: Sunday, KI11, 4:30 p.m. (30 min.).SPONSOR: Dr. F. E. Campbell.

New program based on the book"dr which sold 22 million copies-"InHis Steps." It deals with the life of acrusading missionary in the south andis air -dramatized with Gale Gordonas Henry Maxwell (the missionary)and Virginia Page. Robert MitchellBoychoir is to be a regular feature ofthe program.

*CHASE AND SANBORN-Varlety.HEARD: Sunday. 1819, 3 p.m. (30 min.).

This is a "must" show, for todaythe little upstart, McCarthy, who is amaster sergeant in the air corps, iscourt martialed at Moffett Field.Pleading in his defense is Lieut. JamesStewart, better known to radio and

movie fans as Jimmie (Goes to Washington) Stewart.

SCREEN GUILD-Drama.HEARD: Sunday, KNX. 10 p.m. (30 min.).

Ace picture of 1941 is adapted forradio today when "Sergeant York" isair -acted by Gary Cooper, Joan Leslie,and Walter Brennan. Cooper is to bepresented with the Redbook awardfor the outstanding performance of1941 (as Sergeant York). Martha Scott,last year's winner, makes the presen-tation. * *

Monday, Jan. 19SPECIAL ( ELLBRATIONHEARD: Monday. KECA. 1:30 p.m. (15 mia.).

President's Pre -Birthday observance,with guests mustered to fight infantile paralysis. Mrs. Roosevelt, the U.S. Surgeon -General, National P. -T. A.President, and other prominent lead-ers speak. *CAVALCADE OF AMERICA-Drams.HEARD: Monday. KFI. 7:30 p.m. (30 WILL

Arch Oboler's adaptation of "AnAmerican Is Born," starring BetteDavis.

*VOICE OF FIRESTONE-Good Music.HEARD: Monday. KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.).

Broadcasting tonight from Holly-wood, with Margaret Speaks singingand Alfred Wallenstein conducting.

VOX POP-QuizHEARD: Monday, KNX, 9 p.m. (30 min.).

Wally Butterworth and Parks John-son are now on a trip to SouthernCalifornia and broadcast from SanDiego Jan. 19.

*TELEPHONE HOUR-Good Vfilsic.HEARD: Monday. RE!, 9 p.m. (30 min.).

Francia White sings "The Old Re-frain," James Melton sings "My Heart

Stood Still," and their duet is "WhyDo I Love You" from "Show Boat."

* *Tuesday, Jan. 20

MORTON G(II 1.1)-oemi-t lassie Muoir.HEARD: Tuesday, KHJ. HEIRS, 6:30 p.m. (30

min.).Gould, young composer - conductor,

directs 40 men in exceptional orches-trations. Jimmie Shields is tenor solo-ist.

NBC SYMPHONY-Fin,. Muoir.HEARD: Titeoday. ILECA, 6:30 p.m.

Jan. 20 and 27 Dean Dixon

* *Wednesday, Jan. 21

(1 hour).conducts.

CHICAGO TH EA MR-Opera.HEARD: Wednesday, KILL HERS, 8 p.m. (1

hour).Presenting "Faust" with Marion

Claire and John Brownlee.* *Thursday, Jan. 22

SPEC IAL SHOW'HEARD: Thursday, Jan. 22, KM, DLBS. 6:30

p.m. (36 min.).Pre -birthday celebration honoring

the President and highlighting musi-cal numbers. *RIG TOWN-Drama.HEARD: Thuroday, KVA., 6:30 p.m. (30 min.).

In "A Devil Rides At Your Elbow"Steve Wilson (Edward G. Robinson)finds himself in a horrible predica-ment-charge with manslaughter inconnection with a motor accident.Note new show time.

* *Friday, Jan. 23

SW ING SHIFT NEWSHEARD: Daily FINN, I a.m. (IS min.).

'dr"I After consulting officials of air-

craft and ship -building plants,CBS arranged this newscast for menwho wind up their work at 12:30 a. m.Various KNX news men will give outthe latest in home and foreign de-velopments.

WEEK -END DIALING-Radio Information.HEARD: Friday. KFI. 5:45 p.m. (15 min.).

Pete de Lima reviews the indica-tively interesting programs to be

broadcast from KFI over the ensuingweek -end. His information is dottedwith anecdotes and personal slants onstars and other performers.* *

Saturday, Jan. 241 N11.1mITED 1101117.0N-Informathe.HEARD: KFI. Saturday, 111:30 p.m. (30 min.).

Outstanding educational program, acollaboration by authorities at Cal -tech, U. C., and Stanford. Subject forthis week, "When All Men WereChildren." *CAROLINA 1'LA1 MAKERS-Drama.HEARD: Saturday, KM, 1)1.135. 12:30 p. m.

(30 min.).Inauguration of a well - favoredprogram which started its 1942

run this month. Each year The Play -makers, a group of undergraduatesfrom the University of North Carolina,present a series of unusual dramaticofferings. Watch Pre -Casts for ad-vance notices of plays.*R 1NGHEARD: Saturday, KILL HERS, 1:30 p.m. (30

min.).The Palm Beach Handicap from Hia-

leah Race Track. *AIR YOUTH FOR DEFENSE-Youth Program.HEARD: Saturday, KEE 1:30 p.m. (15 min.).

New show produced in conjunctionwith the Air Youth Division of the

National Aeronautic Association. Itaims at preparing young people to be

airdefense and is offering a nationalscholarship of $12,000 for boys show-ing promise in aviation. Show fea-tures are a weekly drama, noted guestspeaker, and news items of 'planeclubs. *INK SPOTS-Voral Quartet.HEARD: Saturday, Jan. 24, 31. KEE 7:15 p.m.

(15 min.).This famous group pauses on tourto broadcast from Omaha. Well-

known both in radio and movies, thequartet is distinguished by unusualarrangements and vocal resourceswhich make four men sound like 40.

Gracie's 'Herman'A Chinese pottery duckling given

to Gracie Allen by Paul Whitemanat Christmas, has been christened"Herman", after the fowl featured onthe Burns and Allen show.

They're 'Organized'Begun as a gag at Billy Mills' an-

nual Christmas party for the FibberMcGee orchestra, the Mystic Order ofDown Beats this week was establishedas a musicians' fun organization, with50 members in Hollywood, includingconductors of every famous NBC or-chestra in Hollywood Radio City.

* *Melton Safe

Some sponsors may be forced towithdraw from the air because oflack of materials. However, JamesMelton, the NBC tenor, has no wor-ries on that score. He's sponsored bythe telephone company and lines to-day are busier than ever.* * Kul, 9 p.m.

Mon.

Radio Life inNew York

NEW YORK: It's good to know thatwe'll be hearing the Helen Hayes pro-gram for a few more weeks anyhow.Due to the war clause in her con-tract, Miss Hayes was scheduled toend her air series a week ago. How-ever, the sponsor's war stipulationwas with Miss Hayes but not withCBS. And so, still committed to retainthe half hour of time, they have de-cided keep the show going "as is"until and if another sponsor can befound to take over the time pact . . .

The rise in conscription age to 44 willput a lot of radio bachelors into uni-form and radio expects a conscriptionincidence up to 30 per cent of its en-tertainment roster-and perhaps halfof its technical staff... Little "Johnny"-the Philip Morris call boy, hasturned his motor cruiser over to theU. S. Coast Guard and has volunteeredfor service himself . . . and JimmyDurante told me at the Kate Smithrehearsal last Friday that he and hisold vaudeville partners, Lou Claytonand Eddie Jackson, are going to teamup aga!n to entertain at camps.

Once more it's being buzzed aroundthat there may be another Henry Al.drich t. replace Ezra Stone . . . thereason being that army officials aren'tvery keen about Ezra dividing histime between camp and the studiosnow that there is war. Understandthat Ezra isn't getting a dime for hisshow but is doing it so as to keep upthe spot for after -war days.

apartment she maintains in the cityto talk about the recent blowup withher movie bosses and found her happyin the thought that, although sheis off salary at Metro, she can getall of -he money she needs by doingplays and radio-she expects to do alot of radio while here in the east.

Whalever production man hadDinah Shore dedicate "How Deep IsThe Ocean" to our marines on WakeIsland should have his head examined

(Continued on Page 25)

THRIFTYPresents

WILLIAMPARKER

"INSIDE THENEWS"

KFI, 10:30 M.NIGHTLY

EXCEPT SATURDAY

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SUNDAY LOGS PAGE 16

SUNDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In LIghtta., Typo: Atte:noon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety8:30-Invitation to Learning.

KNX.9:15-Fm An American. KECA-

KFSD.9.30-Freedom's People. KF'T.,,i:3(1-The World Is Yours, KFI.12:45-Looks at Books. KFI.1:00-University Explorer. KFI.1:15-Tony Wong, KFI.1:30-Behind the Mike. KECA-

KFSD.2:30-Musical Steelmakers.

R EC A -K FSD.2:30-Nichols Family of Five,

KFI.3:30-Gene Autry Melody Ranch,

RN X.4:00-Jack Benny, KFI.5:00-Charlie McCarthy.6:00-GrandlIeW and His Pals,

KECA-RFSD.6:45-Dinah Shore. KECA-

IIFSD.7:00-Good Will Hour. KECA-

KFSD.7:30-Keep 'Em Rolling, KHJ-

KGB.8:05-Great Gildersleeve, KFI.8:30-Jack Benny KE('A.9:30-Signal Carnival (Signal Oil

Co.). KFI.10:00-The Americas Speak, KHJ.

Drama10:15-Romance of Highways,

KHJ-KGB-KVOE.11:00-Great Plays. KECA-KFSD.3:00-Silver Theatre. KNX.3:00-Confessions of the Corsair,

KHJ-KGB-KFAM-RVIIE.3:30-Bulldog Drummond. RAJ-

KGB-RFX51-KYOE.1:30-Captain Flagg and Ser-

geant quirt, RF:CA-KFSD.4:30-Nobody's Children, KGB-

FC FX51.5:00-Columbia Workshop. KNX,5:30-One Man's Family, K11.7:30-Helen Hayes Theatre,

KNX.7:30-Sherlock Holmes. RFT.A:00-('rime Doctor, KNX.8:00-Inner Sanctum Mystery,

KECA-KIFSD.11:30-1 Was There. KNX.0:30-Nobody's Children. RILL9:00-Dear John. KECA-KFSD.9:00-Hollywood Playhnuse.

RN X.9:15-Parker Family. KM9:30-Hermit's Cave. KMPC.

10:00-Screen Guild Theatre.KNX.Quiz Programs

3:00-Prof. Puzziewit, EFI.5:30-Spelling Beellner, KNX.

7:00-Take It or Leave It, KNX.10:00-Are You Musical? K.MPC.

Outstanding ,Music8:30-Music and AmrIcan

Youth. KFI.9:30-Radio City Music Hall.

KECA-KFSD.11:13-Concert Petite. KFI.12:00-New York Philharmonic,

RNX.1:30-Pause That Refreshes,

KNX.2:00-Metropolitan Auditions.2:00-Sunday Concert, KFAC.2:00-Family Hour. KNX.4:30-Fitch Bandwagon, KM.6:00-Manhattan Merry -Go -

Round, KF1.6:00-Ford Sunday Hour, KNX.6:30-Album of Familiar Music,Kn.7:00-Hour of ('harm. KM.8:10-Hancock Ensemble. RAJ.8:45-Chapel Quartet. KFI.10:30-Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFA('.11:00-Philharmonia, KECA.

Public Affairs-Netts8:05-Reviewing Stand. KGB-

KVOE.9:30-Frank Cuhel, KFIJ-KGB-

KVOE.9:40-Sam Brewer. KHJ-KGB-

KVOE.9:50-John R. Hughes, KILT-

KGB-KWOE.10:00-Upton Close. KFI.11:30-Chicago Round Table.

NFL12:00-Broadway Netts. KHJ.12:00-Wake l'p America. KECA-

REND.12:15-H. V. Raltenborn, KFI.2:45-William Shirer, KNX.4:00-News from Europe. KECA.4:15-Public Affairs, KNX.5:00-American Forum of Air.

KHJ-KGB-WVOE-RFX111.5:45-Pearson & Allen. KECA-

K PSI).5:55-Elmer Davis, KNX.7:00-Gabriel Heatter, RAJ -

KGB.7:00-Open Forum. KFAC.9:00-Walter Winchell, KFL9:45-Dr. Polyzoides, RAJ.

10:00-Richfield News, Kn.10:30-Inside the News (Thrifty

Drug), EFL

Sports-Comment10:15-Bowling Notes. KFWB.

SUNDAY ProgramsJANUARY 18. 1942

8 to 9 A. M.KFI-8, News; 8:05, Highlights of

Week's News; 8:15, Serenade forSunday; 8:30, Music and AmericanYouth.

IINX-8, West Coast Church: 8:30.Invitation to Learning.

KHJ-8. Funnypaper Man; 8:30.Songs for Sunday: 8:45, Voice ofProphecy.

HECA-8, News: 8:05. SundaySwing; 8:20, Al and Lee Reiser:8:311. Retue in Miniature.

KFWB-8. Jesse Crawford: 8:30.Union Rescue Mission.KMPC-8 Calvary Hour: 8:15. Sun-

day Drive: 8:30, Easy Listening.KMTR-8. Swedish Hour: 8:30. W.

B. Record; 8:45, R. P. Maier.KFAC-8. Country Church; 8:30.

Music.KGFJ-8, News: 8:15, Strings: 8:30.

Negro Spiritual Si . 8.45.Music.

KEIKD-8, Ranch Program; 8:45,News; 8:53. Music.

RFOX-8, Records.KGER-8. News; 8:05, Helen Mark-

ham; 8:30, Christian Evidences:8:45. Shepherd's Call.

ICFSD-8, News. Graziella Parraga;8:15, Al and Lee Reiser: 8:30. Re-vue in Miniature; 8:15. Organ.

KGB -8. News, Reviewing Stand:8:25. News; 8:30. Songs for Sun-day; 8:45, Voice of Prophecy.

KFIA-11, Rev. Sala': 11:30, Churchof Christ.

RIVE -8. News, Reviewing Stand:8:23, News; 8:30, Songs for Sun-day; 8:45. Voice of Prophecy.

9 to 10 A. M.KFI-9. Sunday Doan South; 9:15.

Physical Well Being; 9:30, Free-dom's People.

EN X-9, Syncopation Piece; 9:30.Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir.RHJ-9, I'. E. Gardner: 9:341. Frank('uhel: 9:40. Sam Brewer; 9:50,John It. Hughes.

KECA-9. Opal Scarborough; 9:15, IAm An American: 9:30, RadioCity Music Hall.KFWB-0:30. Cotton Top.KMPC-9. News; 9:15, HawaiianSerenade.HMTR-9. Spanish Hour.KFAC-9, Liberal Catholic Hour;

9:15 Voice of Health; 9:30, Har-monies.KGFJ-9. Music; 9:30, Novelties.KRKD-9, Music Masters.KPPC-9, Dr. William S. Middle -

mass: 9:15, Tower Chimes; 9:30,Dr. F. Woellner.

It FOX -9. Records.KGER-9, News; 9:05, March Ahead

of Time; 9:30, Revival: 9:45. Sun-shine ['suitor.

RFSD-9, Foreign Policy Assn.:9:15. I'm An American; 9:30. RadioCity Music Hall.

KGB -9. Cmenant Gospel Service:9:30, Frank Cuhel; 9:40, SamBrewer; 9:50. John B. Hughes.

KIATA KFI KECA KNJ KFVO KFSB KGFJ MIA KFAC KBER

17FSDTKIAPTIEVIKFIVIITINX ilirEKFOXTKGBTKVOE5701-640T OT 9 0r10201- -I-II 0 T1330T13

600 710 870 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

KFAD-9, Waltz Time; 9:15, Mu-sical Gems: 9:45, Rhythm.

KVOE-9, Antonini Conducts; 9:30,9:30, Frank ('uhel: 9:40, SamBrewer; 9:50. John B. Hughes.

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-10, Upton ('lose; 10:30, World

Is Yours.KNX-10, Church of the Air; 10:30.

Garred, News.KHJ-10, News; 10:15. Romance of

Highways; 10:30. News, CanaryChorus; 10:45. Music.

KECA-10, Radio City Music Hall;10:30, Speaking of Glamour;10:45, Cinema Review.

KFWII-10. Cotton Top.KMPC-10:15, News; 10:30, Platter

l'arade.KMTR-10. Fannie Reinhart.RFAC-10, Music.KliF.1-10. Music; 10:30, Light Con-

cert,KRK14-10, Music Masters.HPPC-10. Dr. F. I'. Woellner:

10:30, ('hurch News; 10:45. TowerChimes.

RFOX-10. News; 10:15, Visitors:10:45, Music.

KGER-110, News; 10:05, FullertonFour Square.

KING -10:30. Aimee S. McPherson.RFS14-10, Radio City Music Hall:

10:30, Speaking of Glamour; 10:43,Music for Listening.

KGB -10. News; 10:15, Romance ofHighways: 10:30, ('anary ('horns;10:45, Garden Beautiful.

RIND -10. Rhythm: 10:45, Serenade,KillE-10. News; 10:15. Romance of

Highways; 10:30, Merrick Strings;10:45. Canary Chorus.

11 A. M. to 12 NoonEli-I1, Familiar Melodies; 11:15.

Concert Petite; 11:30. ChicagoRound Table.

RNX-11, Spirit of '42; 11:30. TheWorld Today.

KHJ-11, ('uteser's Safety Songs:11:15, Melodies; 11:45, HollywoodWhispers.

KECA-11, Great Plays.KF'WB-11, Cotton Top.KMPC-11. Platter Parade.KMTR-11, First Methodist Church.KFAC-11, Church of Open Door.RGFJ-11, Light Concert; 11:111.

Music; 11:45. Top Tunes.RPI'C-11, Pasadena Pres. Church.KFOX-11, Pop. Records.KGER-11, Pilgrim's Hour.RIND -11. Great Plays.KGB -11. Safety Songs; 11:15, I'm

An American; 11:30, Strings InSwingtime; 11:45. Hollywood Whis-pers.

KFVD-11. Luncheon Music.HVOE-11. Safety Songs; 11:15,

Melody; 11:30. News; 11;32.Strings in Swingtime.

12 Noon to 1 P. M.KFI-12. Becker's Chats About

Dogs; 12:15, H. V. Kaltenborn:12:30, News; 12:45. Looks atBooks.

KNX-12. New York Philharmonic(tech.

IIHJ-12. Broadway News: 12:15,Music; 12:45, Layman's Views ofNews.

RECA-12, Wake Up America.KFWB-12. Cotton Top: 12:30. Jean

Leonard.K51PC-12. Platter Parade.RMTH-12, St. Brendan's Church.KFAC-12:30, Garden School of Air.IIGF.1-12:15. Concert.KRRD-12:30. News; 12:40. Music.HPPC-12:15. Music of Masters;

12:30, Oratorio Program.ILFOX-12. Records.KIND -12. Wake I p America.KGER-12. News; 12:05. Club Aeore-

coo; 12:30. Czechoslovakia.KGB -12. The Americas Speak:

12:45, National Defense HealthClinic.

REVD -12. ,Musical Review.KY0E-12. Americas Speak: 12;45,

National Defense Health Clinic.

1 to 2 P. M.EFI-1, University Explorer: 1:15.

Tony Wong Scrapbook.RN X-1, New fork Philharmonic;

1:30, Pause That Refreshes On Air.KH.1-1, Lutheran Hour: 1:30, Young

People's Church.KECA-l. National Vespers; 1:30.

Behind the Mike.KFWB-1, Andre Kustelanetz: 1:30.

News: 1:45. Music.KMPC-1, Samuel R. McKee; 1:15,

20th Century Serenade: 1:30. EasyListening.

KMTR-1. News; 1:30, Betty Phil-lips; 1:45, Pianos.RFAC-1, Music.KRIM-1. Music.KGFJ-1, Concert.KFOX-1, Ross Ballroom; 1:30, Live

Talent; 1:45, Organ.KGER-1, News; 1:05. Spanish Hour.KFXM-1, Lutheran Hour; 1:30,

Voting People's Church.KFS14-1, Sunday Vespers; 1:30, Be-

hind the Mike.KGB --1, Lutheran Hour: 1:30.Young People's Church.KFV11-1. Music Moods: 1:15, N-

itrate; 1:30, Hawaiian 51esic.K VOE-1. Lutheran Hour; 1:30.Young People's Church.

2 to 3 P. M.KFI-2. Metropolitan Auditions;2:30. Nichols Family of Five.KNX-2, Family Hour; 2:45, Shim.,

News.RH.1-2, I Hear America Singing:2:30, Ned Jordan, Secret Agent.KECA 2, Waltzes Old, FashionsNew; 2:15, Nick Harris; 2:30,Wheeling Steelmakers.K FIVII-2, Musk.KMI'('-2, Variety Hour.KMIR-2, Our Saviour's LutheranChurch; 2:30, Music.RFA('-2. Sunday Afternoon Con-cert.KGF.1-2, News; 2:15, Music; 2:30.

Faith; 2:45. Music.KRK14-2, Music.KFXM-2, Concert; 2:30. News;2:45, Romance of Highways.AFOX-2, Good News; 2:15, Music:

2:30, Billy Adams.KGER-2. News; 2:05, Mission

Workers; 2:311, L. FL Band.KIND -2. R. Benson Orch.; 2:30,Wheeling Steelmakers.KGB -2, I Hear America Singing;

2:30, Sunday Players.KFVD-2, Music Box: 2:15. Popular

Favorites.KV0E-2, I Hear America Singing;

2:30, Bethel Tabernacle.

3 to 4 P. M.KFI-3. Professor Puzzlewit: 3:30.

News: 3:45, Cabbage* & Kings.KNX-3. Silver Theitter: 3:30, Gene

Autry Melody Ranch.KHJ-3, Confessions of the Corsair:

3:30, Adventures of Bulldog Drum-mond.

KFA'A-3, Catholic Hour; 3:30,('hurch Federation Vespers.

KFWB-3. Music Makers.KMPC 3, Howard Barlow.K5ITS-3. LaFayette Forum; 3:30,French Program.KFAC-3, Sunday Afternoon Con-cert.IIGFJ-3, Music; 3:30, W. C. T. V.:

3:4.1, Music.RFOX-3. Rev. Earl Isle.KGER-3, News: 3:20, L. B. Band.KFXM-3. Confessions of the Cor-

sair; 3:30, Bulldog Drummond.KFSG-3, Evangelistic.KFSD-3, Balboa Park Organ; 3:30,

Top 0' the Week.KGB -3, Confession.' of the Corsair:

3:30, Better Homes; 3:45. ClubReporter.

KFVD-3. Pop. Favorites; 3:15, Col-ored Setae; 3:30, Hank the NightWatchman.

KVOE-3, Confessions of the Cor-sair; 3:30, Bulldog Drummond.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4. Jack Benny; 4:30. Fitch

Bandwagon.KNX-4. Gene Autry; 4:15. Public

Affairs; 4:30, W. Hatch Orch.K11.1-4. News, Fact Finders: 4:15,

Rabbi Magnin: 4:30, In His Step..RECA-1, News from Europe; 4:30.

Captain Flagg and Sergeant Quirt.K VW B -4. Lutheran Gospel Hour:,

4:30, News; 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.HMI'(' -4, Bing Crosby: 4:15, Au-thor's News Digest: 4:30, Every-

body's Music.KMTIt-4. G. E. Lowman; 4:30,

Bible Treasury Hour.KFAC-I. Friends Quarter Hour;4:13. Music.KliF,11-1. News: 4:15. Music.KRKD-4:13. Music.KFOX-4, Lay West; 4:30, Jam-

boree.RGER-4, News: 4:05, Rev. Le Mas-

ters; 4:30, Colonial Tabernacle.KFXM-4. News. Fact Finders:

4:15, Rabbi Magnin; 4:30, Nobody'sChildren.

KFSI-4, European News; 4:30,('apt. Flagg and Sgt. quirt.KGB -4, Bible Hour; 4:30, Nobody's

Children.

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 17

KFVD-4:30. 90-90 Club; 4:45. Eve.nine Serenade.

KYI/E-4, News, Fact Finders:4:15, Rabbi Magnin; 4:30, Gilbert& Sullivan.

5 to 6 P. M.KF1-5, these & Sanborn; 5:30, One

Man's Family.KNX-5. Columbia Workshop: 5:30,

Spelling Beeliner; 5:55, Davis.News.

ISH.1-5. American Forum; 5:45,Musical Comedy Echoes.

KEI'A-5, listen America; 5:30.Erskine Johnson; 5:43, Pearson &Allen.

KFWB-3. Stuart Hamblen.KMPC-5, R. Corey Orch.; 5:30,

KPPC-6:45, Pasadena Departmentof Recreation.KFOX-6, News; 6:15, Organ Mu-sici 6:30, Sunday Evening Varie-ties.

KGER-5, News; 6:03. Music; 6:15.Al Williams: 6:30, Jerry SearsPresents; 6:45, Music.

KFXM-6, Voice of Prophecy; 6:30,News.

KF$D-6, Grandpappy and His Pals;6:30, Oscar Otis; 6:45, DinahShore.

KGB -6. Old Fashioned Revival.KY OE -6. Old Fashioned Revival.

7 to 8 %P. M.kerKFI-7, Hour or Charm; 7:30. Sher-

lock Holmes.KNX-7, Take It or Leave It; 7:30.

KMTR-8, Floyd Johnson.KFAC-8. Open Door Church.KGF.1-8, News; 8:13. Music: 8:30*

Night .Justice: 8:43, Music.KP1'C-8, Union Church Service.KFOX-11, Varieties,K6ER-8. News; 8:05, Olga Graves.KIND -8, Inner Sanctum Mystery;

8:30, Jack Benny.KGB -8, First Baptist Church; 8:3i),

Answering You.KYOF:-14. Gospel Light.

9 to 10 P. M.KFI-9. Walter Winehell; 9:15. Par-

Family; 9:30, Signal Carnival.KNX-9, Hollywood Playhouse; 9:30.

What's It All About?

- -.......,..KHJ-10, The Americas Speak;

10:30. L. Brown Orch.KF:CA-10, H. Busse Orch.; 10:30,

T. Dorsey Orch.KFWB-10:15. Bowling Notes; 10:30,

Concert Hall.IESIPC-10. Are Vou Musical?; 10:30.

Masters Hour.KMTR-10, Viennese Ensemble:

10:15, B. Aserill Orch.: 10:30,Spec. Events.

KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Radio Club:10:30. Drama; 10:45. DundeeDrama.

PIFOX-10, Rev. Fuller.KFAC-10, Music; 10:30, Lucky

Lager Dance Time.KG F:R-10, News: 10 :05, March

Ahead of Time; 10:30, Echoes ofTheosophy on the Air; 5:43, News. Helen Hayes Theater. KHJ-9, News; 9:15. Voice of Pro- Opera.

KMTR-5, Swims Yodelers: 5:15. KHJ-7, Gabriel Heatter; 7:15, G. Oleo.; 9:45, Dr. Polyzoides. KFX51-10:13, Ase Maria Hour;Ethel Holder: 5:30, I liristian E.; 7:211, T. Shand Orch.; 7:30. KFA'A-9. Dear .John; 9:15. Over 10:15, I,. Brown Orch.American Crusade; 3:45. Music. Keep 'Em Rolling. Our Coffee Cups: 9:30. News; KING -10. Esther Friel(' Stewart:

KFAC-5, Music; 5:45. L. A. Bar KECA-7, Good Will Hour. 9:45 Typical Tropical Tunes. 10:30. News; 10:35, Father FrickeAssociation Talk. KF'WB-7. Pop. Omit.; 7:15. Free KFWII-9, Rescue Mission; 9:30, .4.t!'"art'

KGFJ-5, Popular Concert. France; 7:30. Music; 7:45, News. News: 9:45, Angelica Lutheran lits.11-10, T. Dorsey Orch.; 10:30.KRK111-5. Music. K1IPC-7, Strollin' Tom; 7:15, Bible Church. H. Busse Orris.IWO X-5. 51Iesionary : 5:30, Tonle- Fellowship; 7:30. News: 7:35, Sun- K 51 PC -9. A. Kostelanetz Orch.: II611-10, IL Crosby °reit.; 10:30, L.

ties. day Serenade; 7:45. Voices In the 9:15, Henry Mieselvvitz: 9:30, Her- Brown Orch.TIGER -5, News: 5:03, Christian Wind. mit's Case. TIVOE-10, Dance Music; 10:30, L.

Youth; 5:20, Music; 5:30. Rev. KMTR-7, R. I'. shider. KMTR-9. Special Events: 9:15, Bob Brown Orch.Webber. KFAC-7, Open Forum. Brooks; 9:30, Challenge of Chris-

KFX5I-5, American Forum: 5:13. KGV.I-7. Gold Ilour. Gan Youth. 11 to 12 MidnightMusical (' dy Echoes. KPPC-7, Musical: 7:30. Sacred Song KFAC-9, Sunday Evening Club:

TIFSD-5. Blue Echoes; 5:30, Mo- Recast; 7:43, Organ. 9:311, Glorious Hope. TIFI-11, News; 11:15, Song of themente of Melody; 3:45, Pearson K Fo X-7. Varieties; 7:15. Music; KG FJ-9, News; 9:15, Pop. Tunes; Strings; 11:30, P. Whiteman Orch.;and Allen. 7:30, Semi -Classical. 9:30. The Dreamer. 11:55. News.

KGB -5. American Forum; 5:45. K/ :ER -7. News: 7:05, Music. KFOX-9, Ross Ballroom; 9:15.Hero of the Week. KFSG-7, Aimee S. McPherson. News; 9:30, Varieties. KNX-11, News, Manning; 11:15,

KV0E-5, American Forum; 5:45. KIND -7, Goodwill Hour. KGER-9. News; 9:05. Rev. Crouch: Ken Stevens. Baritone; 11:30. M.

Lee Sweetland.6 to 7 P. M.

KGB -7. Gabriel Heatter; 7:15,Home Folks; 7:30. Keep 'Em Roll-lag.

9:30. March Ahead of Time.KFio X 9.

News;9:15. Old Fash-

ned Resiv

Strand Orch.; 11:55. News.KI-11, awaiians.H.Heidt Orch.; 11:30,

BILush H

KF7-6. Manhattan Merry -Go -Round; KV0E-7. Organ Melodies: 7:15, T. KFSG-9:30. News; 9:35. Voice of KECA-11, Philharmonia.6:30, Album of Familiar Music. Shand Orch.; 7:36, Gospel Light. First Nighters. KFWB-11, Music You' Like.

KNX-6, Ford Sunday Evening Hour KIND -9. Dear John; 9:15. Over K5IPC-11, Masters Hour.K11.1-6. Old Fashioned fleshed Hour. 8 to 9 P. M. Our Coffee ('ups: 9:30, Story Be- KMTR-11, II. Henry Orch.; 11:15.KECA-6, Grandpappy and His Pals. KFI-8. Frost Warnings: 8:05. The hind Headlines; 9:45, H. Stokes News.

6:30, Bookman's Notebook; 6:45 Great Gildersleeve; 8:30. News: Orch.: 9:50. News. KFAC-11, Lucky Lager Dance Time.Dinah Shore, Songs. 8:45. Chapel Quartet. KGB -9. News: 9:15. Voice of Pro- KGF.1-11, News; 11:15, Organ:

KFWB-6, News: 6:15, Captain KNX-11. ('rime Doctor; 8:25. Win- Phece; 9:45. A. Kassel Orch. 11:30, Dance Music.Quiz: 8:30 Joe frail; 6:43, Chi- ter, News: 8:30, I Was There. KV0E-9. News; 9:15. Voice of Pro- KFOX-11. Music.rens for Victory.

TIMPC-6, Midnight Mission; 6:15,Gypsy Caravan; 6:30. Wings Over

KHJ-8, Lieut. Healy. Talk: A:10.lianeock Ensemble; 8:30, Nobody'sChildren.

phecy; 9:45. A. Kassel Orch.

10 to 11 P. M.KFXM-11, H. Heidt Oreh.; 11:30,

Bush Hawaiians.KFSG-11, Sol Hoopil; 11:30. News;

-Jordan. KECA-8. Inner Sanctum Mysteries: 11:35, Sol Hoopii.KMTR-6, Viennese Ensemble; 6:13. 8:311. Jack Benny. KFI-10. Richfield News Flashes: KIND -11. B. Clifford Orch.; 11:30,

News Reel; 11:311. Music. KFWB-8, Hollywood Presbyterian 10:15, Bridge to Dreamland; 10:30. P. Whiteman Orch.IEFAC-6, Going Bald? Church. Inside the News (Thrifty Drug): KGB -11. H. Heidt Orch.; 11:30,

KGFJ-6, Light Concert; 6:15, Board KMPC-8, Newt; 8:15, Land Man; 10:45, Bridge to Dreamland. Bush Hawaiians.of Education; 8:30. Salon ; 8:45. Moth- KNX-10, Screen Guild Theater; KVOE- IL H. Heidt Orch.; 11:30,

KRKD-6, Music; 6:45. News. er's Album. 10:30. L. Gluskin Orch. Bush Hawaiians.

Sunday Religious Broadcasts6:00-Spanish Church. KFVD.6:15-Voice of Pulpit, KNX.7:00-Church of the Air. KNX.7:00-Everyman's Church, KFWB.11:00-Country Church. KFAC.8:00-West Coast Church. KNX.8:00-Swedish Hour. KMTR.8:30-Church of Chile!. KFVD.8:30-Coin Rescue Mission. KFWB.9 :SW-Liberal Catholic Hour. RFAC.9:00-P. E. Gardner, KHJ.9:00-Covenant Gospel Sersice, KGB.9:05-March Ahead of Time, KGER.9:30-Radio Revisal, KGER.9:30-Salt Lake rabeAutele Thole, KNX.

10:00-Church of the Air. KNX.10:30-Aimee 51c Pherson. KFSG.10:30-Church News, KPPC.II :00- Pasadena Presbyterian Church. IK PPC.11:00-I harch of the Open Door. KFAC.11:00-First Methodist Church, KMTR.12:00-St. Brenda -ex Church, KMTR.1:00-Lutheran Hour, KI1J-KGB-KI0E-

KFX51.1:00-Sunday Vespers, KECA-liFSD.1:30-Young People's Church. K11.1-KGB-

K511E-KFAM.2:00-Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, 1.15111:.2:30-Bethel Tabernacle,3:00-Catholic Hour. RECA.3:00-Evangelistic Sersice. KFSG.3:30-('lurch Federation Vesper... RECA.4:00-Lotheran Gospel Hour, KFWB.4:00-Bible Hour, KGB.4:00-Friend. thinner hour. KFAC.4:15x-Rabbi Magnin, K11.1-KT1/E.4:30-Bible Treasury Hour, KMTR.1:43-Stuart Hamblen. RFWIL6:00-Old Fashioned Revival. R11.1-KCJi-

KIIE.e:30-Wings Over .Jordan, KMIN.7 :00- Aimee McPherson, KFSG.7 :30-1.0..pel Light, K YOE.

ntan Evening Service, KPPC.$ :00-Holly wood Presbyterian ('hurch.

KEW' R.0:00-First Baptist Church. KGB.01:00-Church of the Open Door, KFAC.9 :00- nion Rescue Mission. KIVU R.9:15-Voice of Prophecy. KILI-KGB-KVOE.9:30-Glorious Hope Hour, KFAC.9:45-Angelica Lutheran Church. KFWB.

Blondie's Family(Continued front Page 7)

won't have to use, but which youwill find helpful. just in case.

Very truly yours,Mrs. Laura B.

Alexander, (who has outgrown hismoniker, "Baby Dumpling") has anastonishing list of pen -pals who sym-pathized with him over his "neglect"when the new baby arrived, wish himluck with little Annabella Cooper inthe next block, comfort him when heis punished, and agree with him onhis request for long pants. His cor-respondents aren't mere word condol-ers, either. Within a week after Alex-ander asked for long trousers, threeor four pairs arrived at CBS.

Interest is keen, too, in the Bum -steads' dog, as witness a small let-ter, postmarked Ontario, Calif.

Dear Mrs. Blondie:I heard on the radio that your

dog Daisy had five puppies. Mysister and me would like onedoggy on account of ours gotrunned over.

Respectfully,Jack K.

Within a week after Cookie's"birth", she was showered withenough dolls, bottles, and teething rings to outfit a thriving nur-sery. Blondie turned the gifts

over for distribution by the Amer-ican Red Cross.

One of the most touching letterswas scrawled painstakingly on asheet of miniature paper. It read:Dear Blondie:

I am seven years old and in thesecond grade at school, but I don'thave anybody here at home toplay with. I wod love to haveyour new babie for my litl sister.

With love,Susan.

Now the Bumsteads are airing anew problem-one which seems tostrike a responsive chord in lots offamilies. Pestiferous Edgar, Blondie'sscript cousin, has buzzed down on theBumstead porch like a Jersey mos-quito 'and has moved himself andeight suitcases into the spare bed-room. He has also appropriated Dagwood's favorite couch, two $5 loans,and Dagwood's job.

The Bumsteads can't get rid of Cou-sin Edgar, but they will-by follow-ing the friendly advice from radiorelatives, who'll rally to the rescue.

THEOSOPHYon the Air-Tune in

"Questions ire All ;14;"KMPC-5:30 Every Sunday

MONDAY LOGS PAGE 18

MONDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety8:00-Johnny Murray, KFI.5:15=Art Baker, KFI.9:00-Kate Smith, KNX.9:30-Here's to the Ladies (Cer-

tified Sure -Fresh;. KECA.10:15-Tom Breneman, RECA.11:00-Chef Milani. KN1PC.11:30-Market Place. KHJ.1:15-Club Matinee, KECA.4:00-Art Baker's Notebook, KFI.7:00-Monday Merry -Go -Round,

KECA-KFS1).7:15-Spotlight Bands, KW-

KGB-KENNI-KVOE.8:00-Amos 'n' Andy. KNX.8:00-Herbert Marshall, ICECA-

KFSID.8:15-Lum and Abner, KFI.8:30-Gay Nineties Revue. KNX.9:00-Vos Pop. ANN.

11:00-Lamplighter, KHJ.

Drama6:00--Lus Radio Theatre, KNN.6:30-That Brewster Boy, KFI.7:00-Orson Welles. KNX.7:30-Cavalcade of America,

KFI.7:30-Lone Ranger, KHJ-KGB-

KFX.M-Kl OE.7:30-Blondie, KNX.8:30-1 Love a Mystery. KECA-9:3 erne House, KFI.KRD0-H th,9:30-Hollywood Showcase,

KNX.

Quiz Programs8:00-Dr. I. Q., AFL8:30-Double or Nothing, KI1J-

ICV0E-KFNM-KGB.

Outstanding Music1:00-Theme and Variations,

KHJ-KG11-11FNM-KVOE.2:00-Classic Hour, KECA.

Parker. KNX.8:30-For %merles We Sint.

K1.t s

7:00-Portraits In Music, KFl.7:11-Masters Hour, KMPC.8:00-E,ening Concert, KFAC.5:05-Pleasure Time. KFI.8:15-Lanny Ross. ANN.8:30-Voice of Firestone, KFI.9:00-Telephone Hour. KFI.10:00-I.ucky Lager, Dance Time.

KFAC.10:30-Masterworks, ANN.'1:00-Philharmonia, KE('A.

Public Affairs-News7:30-Bob Garred. KNX.7:45-Nelson Pringle, KNX.7:45-Sam Hayes, KFI.9:00-John B. Hughes. KHJ-

KGB-KVOE.12:00-Broadway News, KHJ.12:30-William Winter. KNX.1:45-Boake Carter, KHJ-KGB-

KFXM-KVOE.4:00-Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KGB

KVOE-KFNM.4:45-Frank Hinman, KFI.5:00-Broadway News. KHJ.5:30-B111 Henry. ANN.5:55-Elmer Oasis. KNX.6:00-Gabriel Heatter, KHJ-

KGB.7:00-R. G. Swing. KHJ-KG11-

KFXM-KVOE.8:45-Roberts & Henry. KMPC.8:45-Bill of Rights. KMTR.9:15-Sizing Up the News, K11.1-

KGB-KFNM-Kl0E.9:30-Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KGB-

KVOE-KFNM.9:45-Rodriguez & Sutherland.

KECA.10:00-Bob (jarred, KNX.10:00-Richfield News, Krt.10:15-Manchester BoddY, AFL10:30-Inside the News (Thrltn

Drug), KFI.

Sports-Comment0:15-Sports Roundup. KECA.6:30-Sports Page, KMPC.

10:15-Bowling Notes, AFWB.

MONDAY ProgramsJANE ARV 19. 1942

8 to 9 A. M.AFIE-8, Johnny Murray Talks It

Over; 8:15, Art Baker; 8:30, News;9:45, David Harum.

K NX-8, Treat Time, Buddy ('lark:8:15, Your Neighbor: 8:30, Hymnsof All Churches; 8:45, StoriesAmerica LOOPS.

Breakfast Club; 8:30,News; 8:45, As the Twig Is Bent.

KECA-8, Musical Clock; 8:15,Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; 8:45,Robert Lee Johnson.

KFIVB-11. Pop. Orch.: 8:15. News;1:30, Pop. Orch.

K MPC-8, Andy & Virginia; 8:15,Markets and Sports; 8:30, UnityDaily Word.

Spanish Program.1114iFJ-8, News: 8:15. Breakfast

Serenade: 8:45, Dr. Wiseman.IRKD-8. Music; 8:30, News; 8:35,

Music.RFAC-8. Sacred Heart; 8:13, Music.KFOX-5. News; 8:15, Dr. Lovell:

8:30. Varieties: 11:45. Classified.KGER--8. News; 8:05, Soul Patrol;

8:15, Mizpah: 8:45, Rev. Benning-ton.

KFX.M-8, Breakfast Club: 8:15,Sunshine Seri ice; 8:45, As theTwig Is Bent.

EFSD-11, Breakfast Club: 8:15,Good Cheer: 8:30. News: 8:45, Na-tional Forth and Home.

KGF4-8. Breakfast Club; 8:30, News;8:45, As the Twig Is Bent.

grywn-s, Covered Wagon Jubilee.KTOF.-8. Breakfast Club: 8:30,

News; 8:45. As Tole Is Bent.

9 to 10 A. M.K11-9. What's Doing: 9:11, Miran-

dy's Garden Patch; 9:30, News:9:45, Road of Life.

KNX-0, Kate Smith; 9:15. Big Sis-ter; 9:30, Romance of Helen Trent:9:45, Our Gal Sunda).

KH.1-9. J. B. Hughes; 9:15. VictorLindlahr; 9:30, Norma Young.

KECA-9, Breakfast Club; 9:11,Gwen Williams: 9:30 Here's tothe Ladies (Certified Sure -Fresh):9:45, Musical Mysteries,

KFWB-9, Pop. Orch.; 9:30, News;9:45, Lotto Noyes and Music.

KMPC-9, News; 9:15. HollywoodWay to Glamour: 9:30, FamilyBible; 9:45. News.

KMTI4-9, Music: 9:15. News; 9:30,W. B. Record; 9:45, Volney James.

KFAC-9. Daily Inspirational; 9:15,Voice of Health: 9:30, Music; 9:45,Tall Philosopher.

KGF.1-9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Music;9:30, Waltz Time.

FIRK1)-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30,Music; 9:45, News.

KFOX-9. Firebrands for Jesus;9:45, Melodies.

K(iER-9, News; 9:05, Rev. W. C.Parham: 9:15, March Ahead ofTime: 9:30, Re% ; 9:45. FullGospel.

KFXM-9. News; 9:15, Pop. Orch.;9:30, Women's Program.

M.'S:D-9:30. Hal Curtis. Organ;9:15 Helen Hiett.

KGB-9, Julio B. Hughes: 9:15. Vic-tor Lindlahr; 9:30, Ben Sweet-land; 9:45. Molly Morse.

FIFVD-9. Waltz; 9:15. News; 9:30,Dr. Richardson; 9:45. Parade.

KNT1E-9. John B. Hughes; 9:15,Federal Music; 9:30, Monitorsews; 9:45, Dick O'Heren, Tenor.

NTH KFI KECA KHJ KFVO KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER

-POT KMPCTIEVTKFWITKNX KRK0 TAT KFOCT-KGBTKVOE

5701-640-F7901 930-T1020T Ti151-

1240 713301-13907600 710 870 980 1070 1230 12 80 1360 1490

10 to 11 A. M.KI1-111, Agnes White; 10:13, Betio

Johnson; 10:30. Bachelor's Chil-dren; 10:45. Dr. Kate.

KNX-10, Life ('an Be Beautiful:10:15, Woman In White; 10:30.l'Ic and Sade; 10:45, Jane Endi-cott, Reporter.

ISHJ-10, New.; 10:15, Town andCountry': 10:1411, Front Page Far-rell: 10:45, Eddie Albright.

KECA-10, lance and Lila; 10:15,Breakfast at Sardi's; 10:45, WarNews.

KFW11-10, Pop. Orch.; 10:30, Music;10:45. News.

1:111'C-10. Hi, Mom; 10:30, Songshop; 10:45, News.

ISNITR-10, Our Soli ffff r's Lutheran('hunch: 10:15, News; 10:30. FloydB. Johnson 10:45. Spec. Events.

KFAC-10, Serenade: 10:30, News:10:45, Congregational I *his rch.

Klit'.1-10, News; 10:15, Voice ofHealth: 10:30, Vintoslay Music.

KR1110-10, Paddock Flashes: 10:15.Talk; 10:30, l'. -T. A.; 10:45,News; 10:50. Music.

AEON -111. News; 10:15. Varieties;10:30. Second Cup of Coffee; 10:45,Vera Morris.

FEGER-10, News. Full Gospel: 10:15,Kingdom Within; 10:30. BrightCorner; 10:45. Sunshine Pastor.

KFXM-10. News; 10:15. Organ;10:30, Front Page Farrell; 10:45,Music Styled for You.

KF14D-10, America Calling; 10:15.Breakfast at Sardi's: 10:43. WarNews.

li1.14-10, News; 10:15, Pulpit High-lights; 10:30, Front Page Farrell;10:45, Music Styled for You.

KFVD-10. Morning Serenade :10:30.Union Rescue Mission.

KVOE-t0. News: 10:15, Helen Hol-den: 10:30. Front Page Farrell;10:13. Music *styled for You.11 A. M. to 12 Noon

HEAR CHEF MILANI"Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More"KMPC-1 1:00 A. M.

KFI-11, Light of the World: 11:15,Mystery Man; 11:30, Valiant Lady;11:45, Arnold Grimm's, Daughter.

ANN -11, Bright Horizon; 11:13,aunt Jenny's Stories; 11:30, Fletch=er Wiley; 11:45, Kate Hopkins.

KHJ-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15. Col-onial Network Orch.; 11:30, Mar-ket Place; 11:45, U. S. NavalAcademy Rand.

KECA-11, Records; 11:15. VienneseEneemhle: 11:30, Into the Light;11:45, News.

IEFWB-11, Tom Stoddard: 11:15,Ring Crosby: 11:30, Al Janis.

KMP('-11. Chef Milani; 11:30, Den-ny Shane: 11:45, Song Charmers.

KMTR-11, Dr. L. P. Talbot: 11:30,News: 11:45. Dr. J. A. Lotell.

KFAC-11, Les Adams: 11:30, PollyPatterson.

KGFJ-11, News. Stocks; 11:15.Music; 11:30, City Dwellers; 11:45,Rhythm Roundup.

KRK11-11, Music; 11:30. News;11:45, Matamoros, Pianist.

AEON -11, Tempos of Today; 11130.News; 11:45. Dapper Dan.

KGF:R-11, News: 11:15, PurpleMolex; 11:45, Music.

ICIAM-11, Pop. Orch.: 11:30, NavalAcademy Band.

KIND -11, On With Ditnee; 11:15,V. limpet Orch.: 11:30. Into theLight 11:45. News.

11141-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15. Col-onial Network Orch.; 11:30. NavalAcademy Band.

KIND -11. News: 11:15, Album:11:30, Pianos; 11:45, Violet Schram.

K.V0E-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15,Federated Women's ('lobs; 11:30,Natal Academy Band.12 Noon to 1 P. M.

K11-12. Farm Reporter: 12:15. MaPerkins: 12:30. Pepper Young'sFamily; 12:45. Vic and Sade.

KNX-12. Man 1 Married: 12:15.Manning. News: 12:30. News,tioWU-(limumg Winter;e. 12:45, Woman of

Broadway News: 12:15,wfloomrme.maker's Club; 12:45. Book-

KFWB-12, Al Jarvis; 12;30. News;12;45, Jubilee.

KECA-12, Orphans of Divorce:12:15, Honeymoon Hill : 12 :30.John's Other Wife; 12:45, JostPlain Bill.

KMPC-12, Defense Bureau; 11:15.News; 12:30, Peter Potter.

KMTR-12 Spec. Events; 12:15.News Reel; 12:30, News; 12:45,Music.

KFA('-12. Luncheon Concert; 12:30,News: 12:45, Music.

11GIFJ-12. News. Stocks: 11:15. Pan-American Review; 12:45, Music.

KRK14-12, Music; 12:30, Jimmie'sSaddle Pals.

KFON-12. Dance Time: 12:15,News; 12:30, Kitchen Garden;12:45, Science of Mind.

KGER-12. News; 12:05, DesertMan; 12:15, The l'oet Dream':12:30, G. Allison; 12:45. Music.

KFXM-12, Singin' Sam 12:15,News: 12:30, Lester Huff, Organ;12:45, South American Way.

KFSI)-12. Orphans of Divorce:12:15, Honeymoon Hill: 12:30,Jon'sa Other Wife; 12:45, Just('lain Bill.

KGB -12, News; 12:15. KGB Pre-sents; 12:30, Lester Huff, Organ:12:45, Bookworm.

H IND -12. Editor of Air; 12:30.Luncheon Music; 12:45, VioletSchram.

KVOE-12. News; 12:15, Hose YonRead: 12:30. Lester Huff, Organ:12:45, Bookworm.

to 2 P. M.Backstage Wife: 1:15, Stella

Dallas; 1:30. Lorenzo Jones; 1:45,Young ISidder Brown.

K NX-t. Stepmother: 1:15. Myrt andMarge: 1:311, School of the Alr ofthe Americas.

1114J-I, Theme and Variations; 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:45, Boake Car-ter.

KECA-I. Arthur Tracy, Street Sing-er; 1:15, Club Matinee; 1:55. Rec-ords.

KEITH -1, Jubilee: 1:30. Music;1:45, H. Horlick Orch.

KMPC-1, Peter Potter: 1:30, Cam-eos in ('ellophane.

KNITR-1. Spec. Events; 1:45, Wo-man's World.

KFA('-1, Science of Mind; 1:15.Music: 1:30. Les Adams.

Ktini-11, News, Stocks; 1:15,Strings; 1:30, Meet the Band.

HRKIO-1, Music; 1:15, SalvatoreSantaella: 1:30, Music; 1:45,News, Music.

AEON -1, Organ; 1:15, Classified;1:30, Christian Science; 1:45, Blues.

KGER-1. News; 1:05. Officials;1:20, Bits of Hits; 1:30. stoutishTrio.

KFAM-1, Theme and [Variations:1:30, Johnson Family; 1:45, SnakeCarter.

KFt41)--1, News; 1:05. Sky RoomSketches: 1:20. News; 1:30. AnnGibson; 1:45, Marine Sautter; 1:55,News.

KGB -1, Theme and Variations:1:30, Johnson Family; 1:45. BoakeCarter.

KFM-1, r News: 1:15. Moods inMusic; 1:41. Vocal Varieties.KVOE-l. Theme and Variations;

1:30, Johnson Family: 1:45. BoakeCarter.

2 to 3 P. M.Kfl-2. When a Girl Marries; 1:15.

Partin Faces Life; 2:30. We theAbbotts; 2:45, Mary Marlin.

KNX-2. Wheatena Playhouse; 2:11,Road of 1.ife: 2:30, O'Neill*: 2:45,Scattergood Baines.

KHJ-2, John Sturgess, Baritone;2:11. I'll rind My Way: 2:30,News: 2:45. let's Play Bridge.

KECA-2, Classic Hour.KFWB-2, Pop. Orch.; 2:30, News,

Music; 2:15. Port of Hope.KMPC-2, Fiesta Time; 2:30, R.Korey ()Mr.; 2:45, News.K mTR-2, Woman's World.KFAC-2. Music: 2:15, Legion Aim:

2:30, Music: 2:45. Yates, Organ.KliF.1-2, News, Storks: 2:15, Mir;

2.311, Volunteers of America: 2:41.Music.

KRKD-2, Race Resume; 2:05, Mu-sic: 2:30, News; 1:45, MIMIC.KFOX-2, News; 2:15. Chic; 2:3a,Hawaiian Music.

KGER-2. News; 2:05. Siesta: 2:15,I.. A. Board of Education; 2:30.George Strange.

KFNM-2, John Sturges*: 1:15. Pop.Orch.: 2:30, News; 2;45, CivicSpotlight.

H IND -2. Design for Hawing; 2:15.News: 2:30, House In the Coun-try; 8:45, Wayne Van Dyne.

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE " MONDAY LOGSKGB -2. John Sturges.; 2:13, W. P.

A.; 2:30, News; 2:45. Let's PlayBridge.

KFVD-2. Music Box; 2:15, Organ;2:30, Romantic Rhythm.

KV0E-2. John Sturgess; 2:13, I'llFind My May: 2:30, News; 2:45.Let's Play Bridge.

3 to 4 P. M.KFI-3, Right to Happiness; 3:15.

Lone Journey; 3:30, Against theStorm; 3:45, Guess a Tune; 3:50,News.

KNX-3, Joyce Jordan: 3:15. EdgarHarrison Wileman: 3:30, FrankParker. Songs; 3:43, Nancy Dixon.Shopping Guide.

KHJ-3, Prayer; 3:01, D. WadeOrch; 3:30, Music: 3:45. 51usiyalMatinee; 3:55. Forest Lawn.

KECA-3. Between the Bookends:3:15. What's Doing; 3:30, Unclog -sic Hour.

KFWB-3, News, Music; 3:13, Pop.Orch.; 3:45 News.

KMPC-3, Johnny Olson.KMTR-3, Spec. Events; 3:30, Piano;

3:45, Santaella Ens.KFAC-3, Music; 3:15, Symphony.KGFJ-3, News, Storks; 3:15,, Mu-

sic; 3:30. Concert Time.KRKD-3, Dick McIntire Hawaiians;

3:30, News; 3:35, Music.KFOX-3, Musical Roundup: 3:30,

Anita Boyer; 3:45, Recital Time.KGER-3, News; 3:20, Music.KFXM-3, Prayer; 3:01, D. Wade

Orch.: 3:30, Trading Post; 3;45,Good Afternoon, Soldier.

KFSD-3, Between Bookends; 3:15.Public Service: 3:30. listeningTime; 3:45. Children in Wartime.

KGB -3, Ben Sweetland: 3:15, UncleJimmy; 3:30, Off the Record: 3:43,Monitor News; 3:55, Miracles ofFaith.

KFVD-3, News; 3:15, Popular Fa-vorites; 3:30, Novelty Notes; 3:45.Rhythm.

KV0E-3, Prayer; 3:01, D. WadeOrch.; 3:30, Bargain Counter.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4, Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30.

Headline Harmonies; 4:45, FrankBingman.

KNX-4. Second Mrs. Burton: 4:15,Young Dr. Malone; 4:30, News;4:35, Galen Drake.

KHJ-4. Fulton 1.ewis: 4:15, Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Captain Jack.

KECA-4, News: 4:15. MauriceOrch.; 4:30. Musical Moods; 4:15.Superman.

KFWB-4, Don Milligan; 4:30. Mu-sic & News; 4:15. Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC-4, Sweet and Low: 4:15,Moments Musicale: 4:30, News;4:45, Take It Easy.

KMTR-4, News; 4:15. LymanSmith; 4:30. Spec. Events.

KFAC--4:15, Vernon Steele: 4:30.L. A. City College; 4:45, CivilService Interview.

KGFJ-4, News: 4:15, Tea Time;4:30, Memory Time.

KRKD-4, Music: 4:15, MovielandQuiz: 4:30, Music; 4:45, News.

KFOX-4, News; 4:15, Jamboree;4:45, Pop. Music.

KGER-4. News; 4:15, L. B. J. C.:4:30, Prophecy Speaks.

KFX31-1. Fulton Lewis; 4:15,Here's Morgan: 4:30. Pop. Oreh.

KFSD-4. Maurice Music; 4:30.NBC Concert Orch.

KGB -4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan.

KFVD-4, 90-90 Club: 4:15, TeaTime; 4:30. News: 4:45. Serenade.

KVOE-1, Fulton Lewis; 4:13, Here'sMorgan.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5, Don Winslow; 5:15, Bridge

Club; 5:30, Music by Sweeten;5:43, News.

KNX-5, Galen Drake: 5:15, LoneJourney; 5:30, Bill Henry, News;5:45, Garred, News; 5:55, Davis.News.

KHJ-5, Broadway News; 5:15,Orphan Annie; 5:30, Capt. Mid-night; 5:45. Jack Armstrong.

KECA-5, Twilight Tales; 5:15,News; 5:30, News of the World;5:45, Tom Mix.

KFVVR-5, Stuart Hamblen.KMI'('-5, Five O'Clock Whistle;

5:15, News; 5:30, Uncle Harry.K51TR-5, Dr. Davies; 3:30. News:

5:13, Music.RFAC-5. News: 5:15, Music; 5:30,

Whoa Bill Club.KGFJ-5, News: 5:13. Music; 5:30.

Sport Secrets; 5:45, Music.KREED-5, Songs of Saddle; 5:30.

Race Results; 3:45, News.It FOX -5, Sunshine Pastor; 5:30.

Rainbow Rangers; 1:45. Ross En-terprise.

KGER-5, News; 5:05, Latin Hour.KFX.511-5. World Through a Win-

dow; 5:15, Orphan Annie; 5:30,('apt. Midnight; 5:45, Jack Arm-strong.

KFSD-5, News; 5:15, flying Patrol:5:30, News of the World; 5:43.Tom Mix.

KGB -S. Talk of the Times; 5:15,Orphan Annie; 5:30, Capt. Mid-night: 3:45, Jack Armstrong.

KVOE-5, Classified; 5:15, OrphanAnnie: 5:30. ('apt. Midnight; 5:45,Jack Armstrong.

6 to 7 P. M.KFI-6, Dr. 1. Q.; 6:30, That Brew-

ster Boy.KNX-6, Lux Radio Theatre.KHJ--8. Gabriel Heatter; 6:15, News,

Stearns; 6:30, Editor Speaks: 6:45.Kaye Brinker, True to Life.

KECA-6. Choices In Voices; 6:15.Sports Roundup; 6:30, For Amer-ica We Sing.

KFWB-6, News; 6:15, Story Be-hind News; 6:30, Irving Berlin Mu-sic: 6:45. Citizens for Victory.

KMPC-6, News; 6:13, Oregon LandMan; 6:30, Sports Page; 6:45Table for Two.

KMTR-6. Irwin Allen; 6:15, New..Reel; 6:30, Pay Day; 6:45, EdBobbin.

KFA('-6, Music for Everyone.KGFJ-6, News, Italian Melodies;

6:30, Fannie Reinhart.KRK0-6, Concert; 6:45, Music.KFOX-6, News: 6:10, Sportlight Pa-

rade; 6:15, Organ; 6:30, Tex Owens:6:45, Meet the Band.

BEER -6, News; 6:13, Frank Force:6:30, Music.

KFXM-6, News; 6:05, Music: 6:15.Pop. Orch.; 6:30, E. Duchin Orch.:6:43. Kaye Brinker.

KFSD-6. On With the Dance: 6:15,Chansonette; 6:30, For AmericaWe Sing.

KGB -6, Gabriel Heatter; 6:13,News; 0:30, E. Durbin Orch.; 6:15.Kaye Brinker.

KVOE-6, Orange County News;6:15, News. Doyle; 0:30. E. DuchinOrch.; 6:45. Kaye Brinker.

7 to 8 P. M.KFT-7, Portraits In Music; 7:30.

Cavalcade of America.

KNX-7. Orson Welles; 7:30, Blon-die.

KHJ-7, Raymond Gram Swing;7:15, Spotlight Bands; 7:30, LoneRanger.

KEC4,-7, Monday Merry -Go -Round:7:45. News.

KFWB-7, Uncle Sam Speaks; 7:05,Pop. Orch.; 7:30, News; 7:45.Robert Arden.

ILMPC-7, Strollin' Tom; 7:15, Mas-ter's Hour.

KMTR-7, Spec. Events; 7:15. News:7:30, Dr. A. U. Michelson.

KFAC-7, Floyd A. Allen; 7:30.Wings Over the West; 7:45. News.

KGFJ-7, Spanish Hour.KRIM-7. News: 7:15, Threes -Quar-

ter Time: 7:30, Do You Know?KFOX-7. Daily Bread: 7:15, Salon

Jarz ; 7:30, Semi -Classical; 7:45.Robert Arden.

KGER-7, News; 7:05, Jewish Flour.KFX51-7. R. (i. Swing; 7:15, Spot-

light Bands: 7:30, Lone Ranger.KFSG-7:45, F.sangelistic.KFSD-7. Monday Merry -Go -Round:

7:30, Music for Listening; 7:45,Ted Steele.

KGB -7, R. G. Swing; 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:30. Lone Ranger.

KVOE-7, R. G. Swing: 7:15. Spot-light Bands; 7:30, Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M.KFI-8, Frost Warnings; 8:05, Fred

Waring; 8:15. Lum and Abner;8:30, Voice of Firestone.

KNX-8, Amos 'n' Andy; 8:15, LannyROM Songs: 8:30, Gay NinetiesRevue; 8:55. Music.

KH.1-11, This. Our America; 8:30.Double or Nothing.

KECA-41. Old Gold Program; 8:30.I Love a Mystery.

KFWB-8, This, Our America; 8:39.Pup. Orch.

KMTR-8. Spec. Events; 8:15 Nor-man Olson; 8:45, Bill of Rights.

KMPC-8. News; 8:15. AmericanSong Time; 8:30 Salon Moderne:8:45, Roberts and Henry.

KFAC-8, Evening Concert.KGF.1-8. News: 8:15. Music; 8:30.

Remember Pearl Harbor; 8:45. Mu-sic.

KFOX-8. Variety Show; 8:30, JudgeGardner.

KGER-8, News; 8:05. Spanish Hour.KFXM-8, This, Our America; 8:30,

Double or Nothing.KFSD-8, Herbert Marshall; 8:30. 1

Love a Mystery.KGB -8, This, Our America; 8:30.

Double or Nothing.KVOE-8, This, Our America; 8:30,

Double or Nothing.

9 to 10 P. M.KFI-9. Telephone Hour; 9:30. Haw-

thorne House.KNX-9, Vox Pop; 9:30, Hollywood

Showcase.KHJ-9, News; 9:15, Cal Tinney:

9:38, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, RegentTime.

BF:CA-9, True or False; 9:30, News;9:45, Rodriguez & Sutherland.

KFWB-9, Pop. Orch.: 9:30. News:9:15, Story Behind News.

KMI'C--9, Peter Potter; 9:30, DoYou Remember?

KMTR-9, Floyd Johnson: 9:30. Spec.Events; 9:45, Bob Brooks.

KFAC-9, Evening Concert.KGF.1-9. News: 9:15. Music; 9:30.

Calif. State Guard; 9:45, Synco-pated Symphony.

KFOX-9. 4 hur. h of ('heist; 9:15,News; 9:30. Rhythm Time; 9:45,Army Set.

KGER-9. News; 9:05. Music; 9:30,Evangelist Morrow.

RFSG-9:30, News; 9:40, CliffordHardy.

KFXM-9, News; 9:15. Cal Tinney;9:30, Fulton Lewis: 9:45, Music.

KICSD-9, True or False; 9:30. News:9:45, Sky Club.

KGB -9, 'News; 9:15. Cal Tinney:9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45. RegentTime.

KVOF.-9, News; 9:15, Cal Tinney;9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, Music.

10 to 11 P. M.KFI-10, Richfield News; 10:15, Man-

chester Roddy; 10:30, Inside theNews (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, E.Stoker Music; 10:35, Nothing ButPraise.

KNX-10, Garred, News; 10:15,World Today; 10:30. Master/001*k'.

KHJ-10. Continuous Newsreel.KECA-10 H. Busse Orch.; 10:30,P. Harris Orch.KFWB-10. Piano Paintings; 10:15,Bowling Notes; 10:30. Dance To-

night.KMPC-10, Boxing Matches; 10:30,

News; 10:45, C. Kennedy Trio.KMTR-10, Spec. Events; 10:15, B.

Averill Orch.; 10:30, Rhumba Orch.KFA('-10, Lucky Lager Dance Time.KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Romantic

Melodies; 10:30, Samuels Family;10:45, Short Story.

KFOX-10, Varieties; 10:45, Treas-ure Chest.

KGER-10, News; 10:10. ModernTheater; 10:30, Government Gam-bol.

KFX51-10, H. Heidi Orch.; 10:30,Sportslight; 10:45, E. MadrigueraOrch.

KING -10, Southern Gospel Singers:10:15, Dr. Floppiness; 10:30. News:10:35. Melody Trio.

KFSD-10, R. Wilde Orch.; 10:30,T. Dorsey Orch.KGB -10. George Baron; 10:30. E.

Madriguera Orch.KVOE-10. Dance Time; 10:15, H.Bela Orch.; 10:30. E. Madriguera

Orch.

11 to 12 MidnightKFT-11, News; 11:15, P. Harris

Orch.; 11:30, P. Whiteman Orch.;11:33, News.

KNX-11. News, Manning; 11:15, BobBradley, Songs; 11:30, M. StrandOrch.; 11:55, News.

KHJ-11, Lamplighter; 11:15. B.Crosby Orch.; 11:30. H. HeidtOrch.; 11:45, flere's Morgan.

KECA-11,KFWB-11:30, Best in Music.MMPC-11. Defense Bureau; 11:15,

Fun House..KMTR-11, Spec. Events.KFAC-11, Lucky Lager Dance Time.KGFJ-11. News; 11:15, Music.FC1FOX-11, Music.KFX5I-11. Teller of Curious Tales:

11:15, Somerset House. rum;11:30, H. Heidt Orch.

KING -11. Toys Hobbs; 11:15. Dra-matic Program; 11:30, News; 11:35.John Rollo.

KFSD-11, America Calling; 11:15,P. Harris Oh.; 11:30. P. White-man Orch.; 11;45, News.

KGB -11, B. Crosby Orch.; 11:30.H. Heidt Orch.

KVOE-11, B. Crosby Orch.; 11:30.FL Heidi Orch.

Souvenir for Edw. G.A woodcarver residing near Eugene,

Oregon, has sent Edward G. Robin-son a hand -made wooden bank in theforth of the Illustrated Press buildingwhich figures in his stories on "BigTown", the CBS show. Mannie, theRinso star's young son, is putting hisspare pennies in it.

* * KNX, 6:30 p.m.Wed.

'Henry BusyEzra Stone, radio's "Henry Aldrich,"

is joining in a drive to collect musicinstruments for the various armycamps. * * KFI, 9 p.m.

Thurs.

He's PracticalWhat with tires being on the de-

ferred list, and cars staying put inshow rooms, Walter Paterson, NBCactor heard as Nicky on One Man'sFamily, has bought a bicycle. Thepersevering Walter is going to rideto the studios whether or no, evenif he has to do it under his own"Pedal power". * *

GoingEva Langbord ,

heard in "Crimeleave radio anddefense work.

EFT, 5:30 p.m.Sun.

HomeCanadian actressDoctor" plans to

go back home for

* * KNX, 8 p.m.Sun.

Swinglined SantaWith the cooperation of the USO,

Glenn Miller played Santa to 75 armycamps during the past year on hisSaturday "Sunset Serenade" swing-fests over the Blue Network. In thelast 18 weeks of 1941 3,500 recordsand 25 RCA Victor combination radio -phonographs were distributed.

LYNDENChicken

*Plante of deliciouschicken meat for 6 orsandwiches. So good Insalads, too.

U. IL Inspected

TUESDAY LOGS PAGE 20

TUESDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety8,110-Juhuny Murray. KFI.9 :04 I- Nate Smith, KNX.9:30 -Here's to the Ladiec (Cer-

tified Sure -Fresh:. I:ECA.10:15 -Tom Breneman, KECA.11:01-ChetMilani. KMPC.1:00 -Club Matinee, KECA.3:00 -Between the Bookends.

KECA-KFSIL3:30 -Voice of Broadway, KNX.41:00 -Art Baker's Notebook,

KFI.6:00 -Burns and Allen. !EFL6 :MI -Fibber McGee, KFI.7:00 -Bob Hone. KFI.7:13 -Spotlight Bands. KHJ-

KGII-KFNM-KVOE.7:30 -Red Skelton, KFI.8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy, KNX.8:13 -Lam and Abner. KFI.8:30 -Johnny Presents. KFI.9:00 -We the People. KNX.9:311 -Arkansas Traveler. KNX.

10 :00-Cucat Rhumba Revue,

Drama6:00 -Second Husband. KNX,8:30 -Are You a Missing Heir?

KNX.8:33 -The Shadow, KHJ-KGB-

KYOE.9:00 -Adventures of the Thin

Man, KFI.

Quiz Programs3:30 -Treasure Cheat. KFI.8:00 -What's My Name? KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-HVOE.8:30 -Information Please, KECA.9:30 -Battle of Sexes. KM.

Outstanding Music2:00 -Classic Hour, KECA.6:30 -NBC Symphony, [MCA-

KFSD.6:30 -Morton Gould Orch.. KEW-

ILFAM.

7010 -Glenn Miller. KNX.7:13 -Inglewood l'ark Concert,

KNX.7:15 -Masters Hour. KMI'C.8:00 -Evening Concert. KFAC.8:03 -Pleasure Time. KFI.

Ross, KNX.10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFAC.10:30 -Masterworks. KNX.11:00-Philharmonia, KECA.

Public ffairs-News7 :30 -Bob Garret'. KN X.7:45 -Nelson Pringle, KNX.7:43 -Sam Hayes. KFI.9:00 -John B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGB-KATE.12:00 -Broadway News. KHJ.12:30-Willia0ii Winter, KNX.1:15-Boake Carter, KHJ-K611

KFX31-KVOE.4:00 -Fulton Lewis. KHJ-K611

KVOE.3:00 -Broadway News, KHJ.3:30 -Hill Henry, KNX.:00 --Gabriel Wafter. KM.

6:30 -Report to Nation. KNX.7:00 -John B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGR-KFNAI-KVOE.7:30 -Arthur Mann, KHJ- KGB

KFXM-KV011...8:43 -Roberts & Henry, HMI'('.9:30 -Fulton Lewis, ICHJ-KGB-

FIVOE-KFNM.9:43 -Rodriguez & Sutherland,

KR('A.10:00 -Bob Garret]. KNX.le:Oa-Richfield News. KFI.10:30 -Inside the News (Thrift:.

Drug:. RH.11:15 -Public Affairs, KNX.

Sports -Comment6:i5 -Sports Roundup. KECA.6:30 -Sports Page. KMPC.7:45 -Inside of Sports, KHJ-

KGB-KVOE-KFXM.1n:13 -Bowling Notes. KFWB.

TUESDAY ProgramsJANUARY 20.

8 to 9 A. M.KFI-4, Johnny Murray; 8:15, Min-

strel Show; 8:30, News; 5:45,David Hamm.

KNX-8, Rita Murray; 5:15, YourNeighbor; 8:30, Hymns of All FUN MUSICChurches; 5:45, Stories America MST SUVSLoves.

KHJ-8,J-8, Breakfast Club; 6:30.910AwKECANews; 8:43. As the Twig Is Bent.

ere

KECA-8, Musical Clock: 8.16.Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; 8:45.Robert Lee Johnson.

KFWB-8, Pop. Orch.; 8:15, News;8:30, Pop. Orch.

KMPC-11, Andy & Virginia: 8:15.Markets and Sports; 8:30, UnityDaily Word.

KMT111-8, Spanish Hour; 8:43, Re-ligious Music.

KFAC-8, Country Church; 8:30.Music; 5:43, Mildred Lager.

KGFJ-8, News; 8:15, BreakfastSerenade; 8:45, Dr. Wiseman.

KIIKD-11, Music; 8:30, News, Music.KFOX-8. News; 8:13, Dr. Lovell;

8:30. Varieties: 8:43, Classified.KGER-8, News; 8:03, Soul Patrol;

8:15, Mizpeh; 8:45, Rev. Benning-ton.

KFX31-8, Breakfast Club; 8:15,Sunshine Service; 6:43. As TwigIs Bent.

HFSD-8, Breakfast Club; 8:15Good Cheer; 8:30, News; 8:45, Na-tional Farm and Home.

KGB -8, Breakfast Club: 8:30,News: 8:43, As Twig Is Bent.KFVD-R, Covered Wagon Jubilee.HVOE-8. Breakfast Club: 8:30,

News: 8:45. As Twig Is Bent.

9 to 10 A. M.KFI-9. What's Doing; 3:15. Miran-

dy's Garden Patch: 9:30. News:9:43, Road of Life.

f...SX-9. Kate Smith: 9:15. Big Sla-ter: 8:30, Romance of Helen Trent;9:43, Our Gal Sunday.

KHJ-0,J-9, J. S. Hughes; 9:15, VictotLindlahr; 9:30, Norm MINIM

moNthrut711tadieSy to the

KECA-9, Breakfast Club; 9:13,Jimmy Blair, Singer; 9:30, Here'sto the Ladles (Certified Sure -Fresh); 9:43, Musical Mysteries.

KFWB-9, Pop. Orch.; 9:30, News;9:45, Lotto Noyes .2 Music.

KMPC-9. News; 9:15. HollywoodWay to Glamour; 9:30. Family Bi-ble; 9:45, News.

KMTR-9, Christian American Cru-sade; 9:15, News; 9:30. W. B.Record; 9:43, %Alley James.

KFAC-9. Daily Inspirational; 9:15.Voice of Health; 9:30, Music;9:45, Tall Philosopher.

KGFJ-9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Musk:9:30, Waltz Time.

KRKD-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30,Music; 9:45. News.

KFOX-9, Firebrands for Jesus:9:45, Midmorning Melodies.

KGER-9, News; 9:05, Rev. W. C.Parham; 9:15, March Ahead ofTime; 9:30, Revisal; 9:45. FailGospel.

KFAM-9, News; 9:15, Pop. Orcb.;9:30, Woman's Program.

KFSD-9:30. Shopping Program;9:45. Helen Hiett.

KGB -9. J. B. Hughes: 9:15. VictorLindlahr; 9:30, Ben Sweetland:9:43, Molly Morse.

IRF3D-9, Waltz; 9:15. News: 6:30.Dr. Richardson: 9:15. Parade.

KV0E-9, .1. B. Hughes: 9:15, Musk;0:30, Monitor News; 9:43, ClOseYour Eyes.

DATA KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER

-FUT KMPCTKIEVTKFWETKNX K KFOXTKGB/KYOE5101-6401- 79 OT 930-T1020T 11 0 Igb T1330113 1-

600 710 870 980 1070 1230 1280 13 1490

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-10, Agnes White; 10:13, Bess

Johnson: 10:30, Bachelor's Chil-dren; 10:43, Dr. Kate.

KNX-I0. IAN Can Be Beautiful:10:15. Woman in White: 10:30.Vic and Node; 10:45. Mary LeeTaylor.

KI11-111, News: 10:15, Town andCountry; 10:30, ['root Page Far-rell; 111:13. Eddie Albright.

Kt:CA-III, Vance and Lila; 10:15,Breakfast at Sardi's; 10:45. WarNess.

KFWB-10, Pip. Orch.; 10:45, News.KNIPC-10, 111, Mom: 10:30, Lest We

Forget; 10:15, News.liMTIR-10, Our Saviour's Lutheran

Church: 10:13, News; 10:30. FloydB. Johnson: 10:45, Spec. Events.

REAP -10, Midmorning Serenade,10:30, News; 10:43, CongregationalChurch.

KliFJ-10. News: 10:13. Voice ofHealth; 10:30, Yugoslav Music.

KRKD-10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15.Talk; 10:30, Voice of Government;10:13, News: 10:30, Music.

RFOX-i-10. News; 10:15. 2nd Cup ofCoffee; 10:30, Varieties; 10:45,Concert Varieties.

KGF:14-10. News; 10:05. Full Gos-pel; 10:15, Kingdom Within; 10:30,Sunshine Pastor.

KFXM-10, News; 10:15, Organ;10:30. Front Page Farrell; 10:43,Sweet and Hot.

KIND -10, America Calling: 10:15,Breakfast at Sardi's; 10:43. WarNews.

HUB -10, News: 10:13, Diets for De-fense; 10:30, Front Page Farrell;10:45, Sweet and Hot.

KFVD-10. Serenade; 10:30, UnionRescue Mission.

KVOE-10, News; 10:15, Helen Hol-den: 10:30. Front Page Farrell;10:15. socrt and Hot.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon

HEAR CHEF MILANI"Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More"KM PC -1 1 :00 A. M.

KFI-11, Light of the World; 11:13,Mystery Man; 11:30, Valiant Lady;11:43, Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

KNX-11, Bright Horizon; 11:15,Aunt Jenny's Stories: 11:30, Fletch-er Wiley: 11:43, Kate Hopkins.

Clinic Forum; 11:30, Schoolof the Air; 11:45, Carnation Bou-quet.

KECA-11, Romantic:Mlles; 11:15,Viennese Ensemble: 11:30, Into theLight; 11:45, News.

KFWB-11, Tom Stoddard; 11:15.Bing Crosby: 11:30. Al Jarvis.

KMPC - 11, Chef Milani; 11:30,Beauty Counselor; 11:43, SongCharmers.

KSITR-11. Dr. Talbot; 11:30, News;11:15, Spec. Events.

KFAC-11, li.es Adams; 11:30, PollyPatterson.

KGIFJ-11. News: 11:15. Musle:11:30, City Dwellers; 11:43, RhythmRoundup.

KRKD-11, Music: 11:30, News;11:43, Matamoros. l'ianist.

KFOX-11. Huntington l'ark: 11:05.Music; 11:30, News: 11:40. Music.

KliF.R-11, News; 11:15. PurpleMules; 11:45, Lest We Forget.

KFXM-11, Pop. (kelt.; 11:13. Col-onial Network arch.; 11:30, Schoolof the Air.

)leaven on Earth; 11:15.U. S. Army Band: 11:30, Into theLight: 11:45, News.

KGB -11, ('edric Foster; 11:15,Colonial Network Orch.; 11:30.School of the Air.

KFVD-11, News; 11:15, Music:11:30, Pianos; 11:45, Violet Schram.

('edric Foster; 11:15.Colonial Network Orch.; 11:30.School of the Air.

12 Noon to 1 P. M.K11-12. Farm Reporter; 12:15, Ma

Perkins; 12:30, l'epper Young'sFamily: 12:43. Vic and Slide.

KNX-12. Man 1 Married; 12:15Manning, News; 12:30, News, Win-ter; 12:43, Woman of Courage.

KHJ-12, Broadway News: 12:15.Homemaker's Club; 12:45, Book-worm.

KECA-12, Orphans of Divorce;12:15. Honeymoon Hill; 12:30.John's Other Bite; 12:43, Justl'iain Bill.

KFWB-12, Al Jarvis: 12:30, News;12:43, Jubilee.

HMI'(' -12, Defense Bureau; 12:15.News; 12:30, I'eter Potter.

KMTR-12. Special Events: 12:15,News Reel: 12:30, News; 12:45.Music.

KFAC-12. Music; 12:13, BackseatDriver; 12:30, News; 12:43, Music.

News, Stocks: 12:15.Pan-American Review; 12:43, Mu-sic.

KRIED-12, Music; 12:30, Jinunie'sSaddle Pals.

KFOX-12, Tin Pan Alley; 12:15,New4: 12:30, Garden School.

KGER-12, News; 12:05. DesertMan; 12:15, Civil Service; 12:30,G. Allison; 12:45, Music.

KFXM-12. Singlo' Sam: 12:15,News; 12:30, Your Songs: 12:45.South American Way.

KFSD-12, Orphans o f Divorce:12:15, Honeymoon Hill; 12:30,John's Other Wife; 12:45. JustPlain Bill.

KGB -12, News; 12:13, Excursion inScience; 12:30, Your Songs: 12:45.Bookworm.

KIND -12. Editor of Air; 12:30.Luncheon Music; 12:45, VioletSchram.

HVOE-12. News; 12:15. Civic:12:30, Your Songs: 12:45, Book-worm.

1 to 2 P. M.Backstage WIfe; 1:15, Stella

Dallas; 1:30, Lorenzo Jones; 1:43,Young Widder Brown.

KNX-1, Stepmother; 1:15. Myrt andMarge; 1:30, School of the Air ofthe Americas.

KHJ-1, Mutual Goes Calling; 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:45, Boake Car-ter.

KE('A-1, Club Matinee; 1:55. Rec-ords.

KFWB-1, Jubilee; 1:30, HollywoodBoulevard Quiz; 1:45, H. HorliekOrch.

KMPC-1. Peter Potter: 1:30, Cam-eos in Cellophane.

KMTR-1, Spec. Events; 1:30. Pen-sion; 1:45, Woman's {florid.

KFAC-1, Science of Mind; 1:15,Music; 1:30, Les Adams.

KGFJ-1, News, Stocks; 1:15.Strings; 1:30, Matinee Melodies.

KRKD-1, Music: 1:15. Pat O'Sbayand Santaella; 1:30. Music: 1:45,News, Music.

NEON -1. Organ; 1:15, Classified;1:30, Christian Science MonitorViews the News; 1:45, Blend ofBlues.

KGF:R-1, News; 1:05, Officials onParade; 1:20, Bits of Hits; 1:30.Spanish Trio.

KFANI-I, Mutual Goes Calling: 1:30,.tomson Family; 1:43, Boake Car-ter.

Kt ,1)-1, News; 1:15. Ann Gibson:1:30, Atonic Supervisor; 1:30, OnWith the Dance; 1:55, News.

KGB -1, Mutual Goes Calling: 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:43, BoakeCarter.

KIND -1, News; 1:15, Moods InMusic; 1:30. Hawaiian: 1:43, Mu-sic City.

KVOE-1. Mutual Goes Calling; 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:46, Books Car-ter.

2 to 3 P. M.KM -2. When a Girl Marries; 2:15.

Portia Fares Life; 2:30. We theAbbotts: 2:43. Mary Marlin.

KNX-2. Wheatena Playhouse; 2;15.Road of Life; 2:30, O'Neill*:2:45, Scattergood Baines.

KH.1-2. Dine Dance; 2:15. I'll FindMy Way: 2:30, News; 2:45, Let'sPlay Bridge.

RE('A-2, ('lassie Hour.KFAV11-2, Pop. Orch.; 2:30. News

and Musk; 2:45. Pop. Orris.KA1PC-2, Spare the Rod: 2:15,

Fiesta; 2:30, R. Korey Orch.:2:43. News.

KMTR-2. Woman's World.KFAC-2 Music; 2:15, County on

Review; 2:30. Music; 2:43, J.Newton Yates. Organ.

KGFJ-2, News, Stocks: 2:13. Civic.:2:30, Solvotion Army: 2:45. Musk.

KRIM-2. Rare Resume: 2:05. Musir; 2:30. News; 2:45. Music.

KFOX-2, News: 2:15, Civic: 2:30.Hawaiian Music.

K(;ER-2, News; 2:03. Music: 2:15.Gospel Echoes: 2:30. L. B. Band.

KFX31-2, Pop. Orcb.; 2:30, sm.;2:45, Civic Spotlight.

f

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 21 TUESDAY LOGSKFSD-2, Songs by Sonia: 2:15,

News; 2:30, House In the Country;2:45, Wayne Van Dyne.

KGB -2, D. Cheskin and Gang; 2:15,P. -T. A.; 2:30. News; 2:45, Let'sPlay Bridge.

KFV1)-2, Music Box: 2:15, Organ;2:30. Romantic Rhythm.

KVOE-2. D. Cheskin and Gang:2:15, I'll Find My Way; 2:30,News; 2:45, Let's Play Bridge.

3 to 4 P. M.Kri-3. Right to Happiness; 3:15,

Lone Journey: 3:30, Against theStorm; 3:43, Guess a Tune: 3:50,News.

KNX-3, Joyce Jordan: 3:15. SingingNeighbor; 3:30, Voice of Broadway;3:43, Nancy Dixon, Shopping Guide.

1111J-3, D. Wade Orch.: 3:30, Pasa-dena Reporting; 3:43, Eugenia(lair Flatto.

RECA-3, Between the Bookends:3:15, What's Doing; 3:30, UnclassicHour.

KFWB-3. News, Music; 3:13. Pop.Orris.; 3:43, News.

KMPC-3, Johnny Olson.KMTR-3, Spec. Events; 3:15. Church

of Realization; 3:30, Pianos; 3:45,Symphony.

KFAC-3, Music; 3:15. Symphony.KGFJ-3, News; 3:15, Organ; 3:30,

Concert Time.KRKD-3, Music; 3:30. News, Music.KFON-3, Musical Roundup: 3:30.

Anita Boyer; 3:45. Just Relax.KGER-3, News; 3:20. Long Beach

Band.KFXM-3, D. Wade Orch.; 3:30,

Trading Post; 3:45, Good After-noon, Soldier.

KFSD-3, Between Bookends: 3:15.Public Service; 3:30, ListeningTime; 3:13. On With the Dance.

KGB -3, Hen Sweetland; 3:15. UncleJimmy; 3:30, Off the Record; 3:43.Monitor News.

KF111-3, News; 3:15, Pop. Favor-ites: 3:30. Novelty Notes; 3:45.Band.

KVOE-3. D. Wade Orch.; 3:30, Bar-gain Counter.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4, Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30.

C. Dant Orrh.KNX-4. Second Mrs. Burton; 4:13.

Young Dr. Malone; 4:30, News;4:33. Galen Drake.

KHJ-1. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Lest We Forget.

KECA-4, News: 4:15. Mr. Keen:4:30, Musical Moods: 4:45, Super-man.

KFWB-4. Don Milligan; 4:30. Mu-sic & News; 4:45. Stuart Hamblen.

KS1PC-4. Sweet and Low: 4:30,News; 4:43, Take It Easy.

KSITR-4. News: 4:15, LymanSmith; 4:30, Spec. Events.

KFAC-4, Symphony; 4:15, Music:4:30, L. A. City College; 4:45,Christian Science.

KGF.1-4. News; 4:15. Tea Time;4:30. Memory Time.

Music: 4:15, MovielandQuiz; 4:30. Music; 4:45. News.

KFOX-4. News; 4:15. Jamboree;4:45, Music.

KGER-4, News: 4:15. GeorgeStrange: 4:30. Prophecy Sneaks.

KFXM-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Pop. Orch.

KFSD-4. Hal Styles; 4:15. Mr.Keen: 4:30. Youthful Amateurs.

KGB -4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Lest We Forget.

KFVD-4. 90-90 Club: 4:15. TeaTime: 4:30, News; 4:45, Serenade.

KV0E-4, Fulton Lewis: 4:15, Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Leet We Forget.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5, Don Winslow; 5:15, News

Crier; 5:30, Horace Heidt TreasureChest.

KNX-5, Galen Drake: 5:15, LoneJourney; 5:30, Bill Henry; 5:43,Garred, News: 5:33, Davis, News.

KH.1-5, Broadway News: 5:13.Orphan Annie; 5:30. Captain Mid-night; 5:45, Jack Armstrong.

KECA-5, Jack Owens and RobertMitchell; 5:15, News; 5:30, Newsof the World; 5:45. Tom Mix.

RFWB-1. Stuart Hamblen.KMPC-5, Five O'Clock Whistle;

5:1.3. News: 5:30. I tide Harry.KMTR-5, Dr. !Myles: 5:30, News.KFAC-5, News: 5:13. Music; 5:30,

Whoa Bill Club.K(.FJ-5, News: 5:15, Music; 5:30,

Sport Secrets; 5:45, Phil Stanwlck.KRKD-3. Songs of Saddle; 5:30,

Race Results: 5:45. News.KEN31-5, World Through Window:

5:15, Orphan Annie; 5:30, Capt.Midnight: 5:45, Jack Armstrong.

KFON-5. Sunshine Pastor: 5:30.Jamboree: 5:45. Dirk Rose.

KGER-5. News; 5:03. I.ntin Hour.KFSD-5, News; 5:15. flying Pa-

trol: 5:30. News of the World:5:15, Tom Mix.

KGB -5, George Bacon; 5:15, Or-phan Annie; 5:30. Captain Mid-night: 3:45. Jack Armstrong.

1/10E-5, Classified: 3:13, OrphanAnnie: 5:30, Captain Midnight;5:13, Jack Armstrong.

6 to 7 P. M.KFI-6. Burns & Allen; 8:30, Fibber

McGee & Molly.KNX-8, Second Husband; 6:30.

Report to the Nation.KI1.1-6. News, Fleatter: 6:15. News:

6:30, Morton Gould Orch.: 6:55,G. F..

KECA-6, Adventures in Hollywood;6:15. Sports Roundup: 8:30. NBCSymphony.

ILF1113-0, News: 0:15, Story Be-hind News; 6:30. Warner Bros.Orch.; 6:45, L. A. Defense Coun-cil.

KMPC-6. News; 6:13, Oregon LandMan; 6:30, Sports Page: 6:45.Table for Two.

KNITR-e, Irwin Allen: 6:15. RadioNews Reel; 6:30, Music; 6:43, FARobbin.

KFAC-0. Music for Everyone.KGFJ-6, News, Italian Melodies;

6:30, Music.KRKD-6, Concert Music; 6:45. Mu-

sic.KFOX-6. News; 6:10. Sports; 6:15.

Semi -Classical: 6:30, Songs forYour Supper; 6:43. Sleet the Band.

KGER-6. News; 6:15. Music; 6:30.U. S. Army; 6:45, Music.

KFNM-6. News; 6:05. Slush.; 6:15,News: 6:30, Pop. Orch.; 6:45,Morton Gould Orch.

KFSD-6, U. S. 0. News: 6:05. OnWith Dance; 6:15, Rhythms byRicardo; 6:30, Sictory Network;6:45. On With The Dance.

11611-6, KGB Presents; 6:15, News:0:30, Victory Program; 8:45, M.Gould Orch.VOE-6, Orange County News:6:15. U. S. Army: 6:30. YouthTalks It Over.

7 to 8 P. M.KFI-7, Bob Hope; 7:30, Red Skel-

ton and Company.KNX-7, G. Miller Orch.: 7:15, In-

glewood Park Concert; 7:45, Pub-lic Service Program.

RECA-7, Symphony.

"Melodies America Loves-

INGLEWOOD PARKCemetery Association

CONCERTTuesdays 7:15 P. M.

Soloist KNX maleOrchestra. Quartet

KHJ-7, News & Views: 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:30, Arthur Mannfrom London; 7:43, Inside ofSports.

KFW B-7. Uncle Sam Speaks; 7:05.Pop. Orch.: 7 :30, News; 7 :45,Robert Arden.

KMPC-7, Strollin' Tom; 7:15, Mas-ter's Hour.

KMTR-7. Spec. Events; 7:15, News;7:30. Dr. A. U. Michelson.

KFA('-7, Music America Loves;7:45, News.

KGE1-7, Spanish Hour.KRRD-7, News; 7:15, Three -Quar-

ter Time; 7:30. Do You Know?KFOX-7, Daily Bread; 7:15, Salon

Jazz; 7:30, Literature on Parade;7:43, Robert Arden.

KGER-7, News; 7:05. Jewish Hour.KFS6-7:45, EYnitelistic.KFXM-7, News: 7:15. Spotlight

Banda; 7:30, Arthur Mann; 7:45,Inside of Sports.

KFSD-7, NBC Symphony.KGB -7, News: 7:15, Spotlight

Bands; 7:30, Arthur Mann; 7:45,Inside of Sports.

KVOE-7, News & Views; 7:15.Spotlight Bands: 7:30, ArthurMann; 7:45, Inside of Sports.

8 to 9 P. M.KFI-8. Frost Warnings; 8:05, Fred

Waring; 8:15, Lum and Abner;8:30. Johnny Presents.

KNX-8, Amos 'n' Andy; 8:15. LannyRoss, Songs; 8:30. Are You a Miss-ing Heir?

KI1.1-8, What's My Name?: 8:30,BBC News; 8:33, The Shadow.

KECA-8:30. Information Please.KFW11-8. Pop. Orch.KNIPC-8, News; 8:15. Salon Mod -

erne: 8:13. Roberts and Henry.KMTR-8. Spec. Events.KFAC-8. EveningKGF.1-8, News; 8:15, Music; 8:30.

Remember Pearl Harbor; 8:45,Poor Bootblack.

RFOX-8, Organ; 8:30, Judge Gard-ner.

KGER-8, News: 8:05, Spanish Hour.KFXM-8. What's My Name?: 8:30.

BB(' News. The Shadow.KFSD-8:30. Information Please,KGB -8, What's My Name?: 8:30.

BB(' News: 8:33, The Shadow.KVOF.-8. What's My Name?; 9:30,

BBC News: The Shadow.9 to 10 P. M.

KF7-9, Adventures of Thin Man:9:30, Battle of Sexes.

KNX-9. We, The People; 9:30.Arkansas Traseler; 9:33. DaveLane. Songs.

KECA-9. Easy Aces; 9:15, Don'tYou Believe It; 9:30. News; 9:45,Rodriguez and Sutherland.

KFL1-9. News: 9:15. Story Teller:9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, RegentTime.

KFWB-9. Boy's Town; 9:30. News;9:43, Olympic Fights.

KMTR-9, Viennese Ens.; 9:15, BobBrooks; 9:30, B. Averill

KMPC-9, Peter Potter; 9:30, 13nYou Remember?

KFOX-9, Church of Christ; 9:15,News; 9:30, Ross Ballroom; 9;45,Rhythm Time.

KFAC-9, Evening Concert.KGFJ-9, News; 9:15, Syncopated

Symphony: 9:30, Sports Editor;9:43, Syncopated Symphony.

KGER-9, News; 9:05, Rev. W. T.Young: 9:30, Music.

KFX31-9. News; 9:15. E. DuchinOrch.; 9:30, Redlands University.

KFSG-9:30, News; 9:33, AngelesChoir.

IIFSD-9, Essy Aces, 9:15, News;9:30. Penthouse Party.

KGB -9, News; 9:15, In the Gloam-ing: 9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45.Regent Time.

KV0E-9. News; 9:15, E. Duchin()reit.; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45.Orange County T. B. Assn.

10 to 11 P. M.KF1-10. Richfield News; 10:15.

P. Harris Orch.: 10:30. Inside theNews (Thrifty Drug); 10:45, H.All!~ Orch.; 10:55, Nothing ButPraise.

K N X-10. Garred, News; 10:13,World Today: 10:30. Masterworks.

KHJ-10, Continuous Newsreel.RECA-10, Cugat Rhumba Revue;

10:30. T. Dorsey Orch.KFWR-10, Piano Paintings; 10:15,

Bowling Notes; 10:30. Dance To-night.

KM PC -10. Let's Dance; 10:15.News; 10:30, C. Kennedy Trio;10:45, Dancing Party.

K3ITR-10:15. Aviation Newscast.KFAC-10. Lucky Lager Dance Time.KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Drama:

10:30, Carter Wright; 10:45. Music.KFON-10, Ross Ballroom: 10:13.

Varieties; 10:30. Majestic Ball-room: 10:4.5, Varieties.

KtiER-10, News; 10:10, Music:10:4.5, Pop. Concert.

KFXM-10. H. Heidt Orris.; 10:30,Sportslight; 10:45. J. Joy Orch.

KFSG-10. Esther Fricke Stuart:10:30, News: 10:33, Two GrandPianos: 10:45, Ira Stanyvhill.

KFSD-10. Service; 10:30. H. BusseOrch.: 10:35. News.

KGB -10, R. Noble Orch.; 10:15. TheChallengers; 10:30, News; 10:43..1. Joy Orch.

Kv0E-10, FL Heidt arch.; 10:30.J. Joe Orel,.

11 to 12 MidnightKFI-11, News; 11:35, R. Wilde

Orris.; 11:30. P. Whiteman Orch.:11:35. News.

KNX-11, News, Manning: 11:15.Public Weirs: 11:30. M. StrandOrch.: 11:53. News.

1111.1-11, Billy Berg: 11:13. B.Crosby Orris.: 11:30. H. HeidtOrch.: 11:45. Here's Morgan.

KE('A-11. Philharmonia.KFWB-11:30. Music You Want.KNIPC-11, Defense Bureau: 11:15.

Fun House.KMTR-11. H. Henry Orch.; 11:13.

Spec. Events.Kr AC-II. Lucky Lager Dance Time.KGF.1-11. News: 11:15, Music.KFOX-11, Music.KFN31-11, B. Crosby Orch.: 11:15.

Somerset House. Piano; 11:30, H.Heidt Orr+.

RFSG-11, Musical Program: 11:30.News: 11:33, Musical Program.

KFSD-11, America Calling; 11:15,P. Harris Orris.: 11:30. P. White-man °rely.; 11:43. News.

KGB-ll. B. Crosby Orch.: 1.1:30,H. Heidt Orch.

KVOF.-11. B. Crosby Orch.; 11:30.H. Heidt Orch.

Musical BenedictsRadio bandleaders are leaving the

bachelor ranks. Two were married ina week. Lyn Murray wed FlorenceBaker, radio actress. Harry Salter mar-ried Roberta Semple, from radio's in-ner circle. * *

ConsistentSongstresses may come and song-

stresses may go but Frances Lang-ford seems to go on giving good per-formances forever. Frances, a care-ful study and hard worker, has neversung a questionable note in all herlong years of top-flight Radio singing.

If Helen LeavesWhen and if the Helen Hayes pro-

gram folds, CBS is expected to move"World News Today" from its currentSunday afternoon spot to the 8 p. m.,e. s. t. niche now held by the Hayesstanzas. * * KNX, 7:30 p.m.

Sun.

Plan to EnlistSo far, one of the few radio or-

chestras not affected by the draft isRay Block's "Johnny Presents" group.However, several of the musicians areplanning to enlist soon.* * lin, 8:30 p.m.

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WEDNESDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

['arid),8:06 -Johnny Murray, KFI.8:15 -Art Baker, KFI.9:00 -Kate Smith, KNX.9:30 -Here's to the Ladies (Cer-

tified Sure -Fresh), KECA.10:15 -Tom Breneman, KECA.11:00 -Chef Milani, KMPC.11:30 -Market Place, KHJ.1:15 -Club Matinee, KECA.3:00 -Between the Bookends,

HECA-KFSID.4:00 -Art Baker's Notebook,

KFI.1:00 -American Melody, Hour.

KECA-KFSD.7:00 -Kay Ryser, KFI.7:15 -Spotlight Bands, KM/ -

KGB -El OE.8:00 -Amos Andy. KNX.8:05 -Point Sublime. KIT8:30 -Plantation Party, KFI.9:00 -Fred Allen, KNX.9:00 -Eddie Cantor. KFI.10:00 -Basin St. Chamber Maga.

KECA.

Drama8:00 -Romance of Ranchos (Title

Insurance and Trust Co.)KNX.

1:30 -Lone Ranger, KHJ-KGR-'KVOE.

8:30 -Manhattan at Midnight.KECA.

8:30 -Dr. Christian. KNX.9:30 -Mr. District Attorney, KM

Quiz Programs8:30--Quis Court (PDQ Petrol),11:00-QuiKITs Kids. KECA-KFSD.

Outstanding Music6:00 -Classic Hour. !SECA.3:15 -Masterpieces. KFAC.3:30 -Frank Parker. KNX.6:00 -Pleasure Time, KEE7:00 -Glenn Miller. KNX,

7:15 -Great Moments In Music.KNX.

8:00 -Evening Concert, KFAC,8:00 -Chicago Theatre. KB&

KGB-IKVOE.8:15 -Lanny Ross, KNX.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time.KFAC.

10 :30 -Masterworks, KNX.11:00-Philharmonia, KECA.

Public Affairs -News7:30 -Bob Garred, KNX.7 :45 -Nelson Pringle, KNX.7:45 -Sam Haycs, KFI.9:00 -.john B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGB-KVOE.12:00 -Broadway News. KHJ.12:30 -William Winter, KNX.1:45-Boake Carter, KI1J-KGB-

KIFX.M-HVOE.4:00 -Fulton Lewis, KHJ-KVCIE-

KGB.4:30 -Frank Cuhel, WSJ-KGB-

KVOE.4:45 -Frank Bing:nen, KFI.5:00 -Broadway News. KHJ.5:30 -Bill Henry. KNX.5:53 -Elmer Davis, KNX.8:00 -Gabriel Heatter, KHJ-

KGB.7:00-lohn B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGB.8:45 -Roberts & Henry, KMPC9:15 -Sizing Fp News, KHJ-

KGR-KVOE.9:30 -Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KGB.9:45 -Rodriguez & Sutherland,

KECA.10:00 -Bob Garred. KNX.10:00 -Richfield News. KFT.10:15 -Manchester Roddy, KFT.10:30 -Inside the News (Thrift,

Drug) KM.

Sports -Comment8:15 -Sports Roundup. KECA.6:30 -Sports Page, KMPC.

10:13 -Bowling Notes. KFWB.

WEDNESDAY ProgramsJANUARY 21,

8 to 9 A. M.KFI-8, Johnny Murray: 8:15, Art

Baker; 8:30, News; 8:45. DavidHarum.

KNX-8, Treat Time: 8:15. fourNeighbor; 8:30. Betty Crocker;8:45, Stories America Loves.

KHJ-5. Breakfast Club; 8:30. News;8:45, As the Twig Is Bent.

HECA-8, Musical Clock; 8:15.Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; 8:45,Robert Lee Johnson.

111FW11-8. Breakfast Club.KMPC-8. Andy and Virginia; 8:15.

Markets and Sports; 8:30. UnityDaily Word.

RMTR-8. Spanish Hour.KFAC-8. Country Church: 8:30.

Music; 8:451 Mildred Lager,KGFJ-8, News. Stocks: 8:15,

Breakfast Serenade; 8:45, Dr.Wiseman.

KRKD-8, Music; 8:30, News; 8:35.Music.

KFOX-8, News: 8:15, Dr. Lovell:8:30, Varieties; 8:13, Classified.

KGER-8. News; 8:05. Soul Patrol:8:15. Mizpah; 8:45, Rev. Benning-ton.

KFXM-8, Breakfast Club; 8:15.Sunshine Service; 8:45, As TwigIs Bent.

KFSD--8, Breakfast Club: 8:15,Good Cheer: 8:30. News; 8:45.National Farm and Home Hour.

KGB -8, Breakfast Club; 8:30.News: 8:45, As Twig Is Bent.

KFVD-8. Covered Wagon Jubilee.KV0E-8. Breakfast Club: 8:30,

News; 8:45. As Twir Is Bent. 9 to 10 A. M.

KFI-9, What's Doing; 9:15, Mirandy's Garden Pateli; 9:30. News;9:45, Rood of Life.

KNX-9. Kate Smith: 9:15, Big Sis-ter; 9:30. Romance of Beier Trent;9:45. Our Gal Sunday.

KHJ-9, John B. Hughes; 9:13, Vic-tor Lindialtr; 9:30, Norma Young.

KFWB-9:30, News; 9:45, LottaNoyes & Musk.

KFXA-9, Breakfast Club: 9:15,Gwen Williams; 9:30 Here's tothe Ladies (Certified Sure -Fresh):9:45. Musical Mysteries.

1942

Coth,dSURE -FRESH

K31.4:-41, News; 9:15, HollywoodWay to Glamour; 9:30, FamilyBible; 8:45, News.

KAITR-9, Music; 9:15, News; 9:30.W. B. Record; 9:45, Volney James.

KFAC-9, Daily Inspirational: 9:15.Voice of Health; 9:30, Music;9:45, Tall Philosopher.

KGF'.1-9, News. Stocks; 9:15, Music;9:30, Waltz Time.

KRIM-9. Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30,Music; 9:45, News.

RFD X -9. Firebrands for Jesus;9:43. Midmorning Melodies.

KGER-9, News; 9:05. Sev. W. C.Parham; 9:13, March VlurOd ofTime; 9:30, Revival, 9:13. FullGospel.

KFXM-9, News; 9:15, Pop. Orch.;9:30, Woman's Program.

KFSD-9:30. Hal Curtis; 9:45, HelenHiett.

KGB -9. John B. Hughes; 9:15, Vic-tor Lindlahr: 9:30. Ben Sweetland;9:45, Wayne West.

liFt1)-9, Waltz; 9:15, News: 9:30,Dr. Richardson: 9:45. Parade.

KV0E--9. John B. Hughes; 9:15.Federal Music; 9:30. MonitorNews; 9:45, Wayne West, Songs.

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-10, Agnes White; 10:15. Bess

Johnson; 10:30. Bachelor's Chil-dren; 10:43. Dr. Kate.

liNX-10. Life Can Be Beautiful:10:15. Woman In White; 10:30.Vie and Sade; 10:45, Jane Endi-cott, Reporter.

KHJ-10, News; 10:15, Town andCountry: 10:30, Front Page Far-rell; 10:45, Eddie Albright.

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KECA-10. Vance and Lila; 10:15,Breakfast at Sardis; 10:45, WarNews.

KF%VB-10, Pop. Orch.: 10:30, Mu-sic; 10:45, News.

KMPC-10. Hi, Mom!: 10:30, Life-long Learning; 10:45. News.

R31T11-10. Our Saviour's LutheranChurch; 10:15, News; 10:30, FloydB. Johnson; 10:45, Spec. Events.

KFAC-10, Serenade; 10:30. News:10:45. Congregational Church.

KGFS-10, News: 10:15, Voice ofHealth: 10:30, Music.

KRKD-10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15.Talk; 10:30, Voice of Government:10:15, News; 10:30, Music.

KFOX-10, News; 10:15, Varieties:10:30, Second ('up of Coffee:

, 10:45, Vera Morris.KGER-10, News: 10:05, Full Wi-

pe': 10:15, Helen Markham; 10:30.Bright Corner; 10:45, SunshinePastor.

KFXM-10, News; 10:15. Organ:10:30, Front Page Farrell: 10:45,J. Frascati Orch.

KFSD-10. Red Cross; 10:15, Break-fast at Sardis; 10:45, War News.

KGB -10, News; 10:15, Molly Morse:10:30, Front Page Farrell; 10:45,J. Frasetto Orch.

EFVD-10. Midmorning Serenade;10:30. Union Rescue Mission.

KV0E-10, News: 10:15, Helen Hold-en; 10:30, Front Page Farrell;10:43, J. Frasetto Orch.11 A. M. to 12 Noon

HEAR CHEF MILANI"Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More"KMPC-11:00 A. M.

ILF1-11, Light of the World; II:15,Mystery Man; 11:30, Valiant Lady:11:45, Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

KNX-11. Bright Horizon; 11:15,Aunt ,Jenny's Stories; 11:30, Fletch-er Wiley: 11:45, Kate Hopkins.

KHJ-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15, Col-onial Network Oral.; 11:30, Mar-ket Place; 11:45, School of the Air.

H ECA-11. Bob Mitchell, Organ;11:15, Viennese Ensemble; 11:30,Into the Light; 11:45, News.

KFW11-1I, Tom Stoddard; 11:15.Bing Crosby; 11:30, Al Jarvis.

KMPC-11. Chef Milani: 11:30, DennyShane:. 11:45, Song Charmers.

KNIT1t-11. Dr. Talbot; 11:30, News:11:45, Spec. Events.

liF'AC-11, Les Adams; 11:30, PollyPatterson.

K GF.1-11, News; 11:15. Music:11:30, City Dwellers; 11:45, Rhy-thm Roundup.

KRKI)-11, Music; 11:30. News;11:45, Matamoros, Pianist.

KFOX-11, Huntington Park: 11:05.Records; 11:30, News; 11:45, Dap-per Dan.

KGER-11, News; 11:15. PurpleSlides; 11:45, Music.I1FX31-11. l'op. Oreb.: 11:15, Col-

onial Orch.; 11:30, Pop. Orch.:11:45. School of Air.

RIF5D-11, V. Lopez Orch.; 11:15,IS -T. A. Program; 11:30, Into theLight; 11:45, News.

K(iR-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15. Col-onial Network Orrh.; 11:30. Jubi-lee Four; 11:45, School of Air.

11FV1)-11. News; 11:15, Slosh.;11:30, Pianos; 11:15. Violet Schram.

KVOE--11, Cedric Foster: 11:15.Colonial Net work Orch,; 11::10Jubilee Four; 11:45. School of Air.12 Noon to 1 P. M.

KFI-12, Farm Reporter; 12:15, MaPerkins; 12:30, Pepper Voting'sFamily; 12:45, Vic and sade.

KNX-12, Man I Married 12:15,Manning, News: 12:311, News, Win-ter; 12:45. Woman of Courage.

KHJ-12. Broadway News; 12:15,Homemakers Club; 12:43. Book-worm.

KECA-12. Orphans of Divorce:12:15, Honeymoon Hill: 12:30,John's Other Wife: 12:45. JustPlain Bill.

KFWB-12, Al Jarvis; 12:30. News:12:45, Jubilee.

K3IPC-12, Defense Bureau; 12:15.News; 12:30, Peter, ('otter.

gsiTR4-12, Spec. Events; 5::15.News Reel; 12:30, News; 12:45.Music.

KFAC-12, Music; 12:15, RockiestDriver; 12:30, News: 12:45. Music.

K(:FJ-12, News; 12:15. Pan-Amer-ican Reviews 12:45, Music.

KRKD-12, Music; 12:30, SaddlePals.

KFOX-12, Dance Time: 12:15,News; 12:30, Kitchen Garden;12:45. Science of Mind.

KGER-l2, News; 12:05, DesertMan; 12:15, Officials; 12:30, G.Allison; 12:45, Music.

KFXM-12, Singn' Sam; 12:15,News; 12:30, Pop. Orch.: 12:45,South American Way.

HIND -12, Orphans of Divorce;12:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill;12:30, John's Other Wife; 12:45,Just Plain Bill.

KGB -12, News: 12:15, Dr. Jones;12:30, Airliners; 12:45. Bookwoim.

KIND -12, Editor of Air; 12:30,Luncheon Music; 12:45. VioletSchram.

KVOE-12, News; -12:15. LuncheonDance; 12:30, Airliners; 12:45,Bookworm.

1 to 2 P. M.KFI-1, Backstage Wife: 1:15, Stella

Dallas; 1:30, Lorenzo Jones; 1:45.Young Widder Brown.

KNX-1, Stepmother; 1:15, Myrt andMarge: 1:30, School of the Air ofthe Americas.

KH.1-1, Mutual Goes Calling: 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:45, Boske Car-ter.

HECA-1, Arthur Tracy. StreetSinger: 1:15, Club Matinee; 1:55,Records.

KFIVII-1 :30, Hollywood BoulevardQuiz.; 1:45, H. Horlick Orrh.KMPC-1, Peter Potter; 1:30, Cam-eos in Cellophane.KMTR-1, Spec. Events; 1:45, Wo-

man's World.KFAC-1, Science of Mind; 1:15.

Music; 1:311, Les Adams.KGFJ-1, News, Stocks; 1:15,Strings: 1:30, Matinee Melodies.KRIZI)-1, Music; 1:15, t emu. Tay-

lor & Santaella; 1:30. Music;1:45, News, Music.

KFOX-1. Organ; 1:15, Classified:1:30, Christian Science; 1:43,Blues.

KGER-1, News; 1:05, Ad Club; 1:30,Spanish Trin.

KFXM-1, Mutual Goes Calling: 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:45, Hooke Car-ter.

KV41)-1, News; 1:05, Sky RoomSketches; 1:20. News; 1:30, AnnGibson; 1:43, On With the Dance.

KGR-1, Mutual Goes Calling; 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:45, BoakeCarter.

KV% 1)-1. News; 1:15, Moods inMusic: 1:45, Vocal Varieties.

KV0E-1. Mutiml Goes Ceiling; 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:45, Boake Car-ter.

2 to 3 P. M.

HEAR PIERREMaestro of theChafing Dish

With Marion LeeWOMAN'S WORLD

2 p.m.-KMTR

KF1-2. When a Girl Marries; 2:15Portia Faces Life: 2:30, We theAbbotis: 2:45, Mary Marlin.

KNX-2, Wheatena Playhouse: 2:15.Road ,if Life: 2:30, O'Neill.; 2:45,Scattergood Baines.

KH.1-2. Dine -Dance; 2:15, I'll FindMy Way; 2:30, News; 2:45, Let'sPloy Bridge.

KECA-2, Classic Hour,KFWII-2. Pop. Orch.; 2:30, News

and Music; 2:45, Pop. Orch.KNI1'C-2, Fiesta; 2:30, R. Corey

Orch.; 2:13, News.KMTR-2. Woman's World (with

Pierre).KEA( '-2. Music; :15, Sal, a Hon

Army; 2:30. Music; 2:45, J.Newton Yates, Organ.

KGFJ-2, News, Stocks; 2:15, Phil-harmonic Reporter; 2:20. Civic;2:30. Caroly-n Caro; 2:45, Char-lotte Dunshee.

KRKD-2, Race Resume; 2:05, Hu-sk; 2:30. News: 2:45. Music.

News: 2:13. Chic; 2:38.Matinee Melodies.

KGER-2. News; 2:05. Music; 2:15.P. -T. A.: 2:30. Long Beach Band.

KFXM-2. John Morse's; 2:15, Pop.Orch.; 2:30, News; 2:45, CivicSpotlight.

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LI FE PAGE 23 WEDNESDAY LOGSKFSD-2, Musical Soiree: 2:15.

News: 2:30. House In the Country;2:45. Wayne Van Dyne.

KGB -1. Investment Problems; 2:15.Red Cross: 2:30, News; 2:45, Let'sPlay Bridge.

KFVD-1. Music Box: 2:15, Organ:2:30. Romantic Rhythm.

KVOE-1, John Stoorgess; 2:15, I'llFind My Way: 2:30, News; 2;43,Let's Play Bridge.

3 to 4 P. M.KF1-3. Right to Happiness; 3:15,

Lime Journey: 3:30, Against theStorm; 3:45, Guess a Time; 3:50,News.

KNX-3. Joyce Jordan; 3:15, MaryCounselor; 3:30, Frank Parker,Songs; 3:45, Nancy Dixon. Shop-ping Guide.

KH.1-3:30, American Wildlife: 3:45,Musical Matinee; 3:55, ForestLawn.

KE('A-3. Between the Bookends:3:15. What's Doing; 3:311, Uncles -sic Hour.

KFWB-3, News. Music; 3:13, Pop.Orch.; 3:45, News.

KMI'('-3. Johnny Olson.KMTR-3, Spec. Events; 3:15, I). C.

Tracy; 3:30, Pianos; :4:15, San -teens Ens.

KFA('-3. Music; 3:15, Symphony.Mini-:4. News, Stocks: 3:13. Or-

gan: 3:30, Concert Time.KRKD-3, hick McIntire Hawaiians;

3:30, News. Music.KFON-3. Musical Roundup: 3:30,

Anita Boyer; 3:43. Just Relax.KGER-3, News; 3:10, Long Beach

Rand.KFXM-3:30. Trailing Post; 3:45,

Good Afternoon Soldier.K ESD-3. Between Bookends; 3:13.

Public Service; 3:30. String Time;3:43. Ask Eleanor Nash.

K611--3, Ben Sweetland: 3:13. UncleJimmy: 3:30, Off the Record; 3:45.Monitor News.

K FVD-3. News: 3:15, Pop. Favor-ites: 3:30, Novelty Notes; 3:45,Rhythm.

KVOE-3:30. Bargain Counter.4 to 5 P. M.

KFT-1. Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30,We Present; 4:15, Frank Bing:loan.

KNX-4. Second Mrs. Burton; 1:15,Young Dr. Malone; 4:30, News;4:35, Galen Drake.

KI1.1-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Frank ('uhel fromBatavia.

KE('A-4. News: 4:15, Mr. Keen;4:30, Musical Moods; 4:13. super-man.

111FW11--4. Don Milligan; 4:30. Mu-sic & News: 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC-4. Sweet and Low; 4:15.Meet the Author; 4:30. News:4:45, Take It Easy.

PCMTR-L News; 4:15, t.ymanSmith: 4:30, Spec. Events.

KFAC--4, Symphony; 4:15. Music:4:30, 1.. A. City College.

News; 4:15. Tea Time; 4:30. Memory Tome.IRRK11-4. Moistest 4:13, Mfilieland

Quiz; 4:30. Music: 4:45. News.KFOX-L News; 4:15. Jamboree;

4:43. Music.liGER-4, News; 4:15, Gene g e

Strange: 4:30, Prophecy Speaks.KFXSI-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15, Here's

Morgan; 4:30, Pop. Orch.KFSD-4, Jack Owens: 4:15. Mr.

Keen; 4:30. Madame Kriete; 4:45.H. Ball Trio.

KGB -4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Frank ('uhel.

KFVD-4. 90-90 Club; 4:15. TeaTime Music; 4:30, News; 4:45.Serenade.

KVIIE-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan: 4:30, Frank Cuhel.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5, Don Winslow; 5:13. Bridge

Club; 5:30. Music by Sweeten;5:45. News.

KNX-3. Galen Drake; 5:15, LoneJourney; 5:30. Bill Henry; 5:45,Garred, News: 5:35. Davis. News.

Broadway News; 5:15,Orphan Annie; 5:30. Capt. Mid-night: 3:45, lack Armstrong.

KE('A-5, Layman's Views of News:5:13, News; 5:30, ('apt. Quill;5:43, Tom Mix.

KFV111-5, Stuart Flamblen.KMPC-5, Five O'Clock Whistle;

5:15, News; 5:30. Uncle Harry.KMTR-3, Dr. Davies; 5:30. News:

3:45, Music.KFA('-S, News: 5:15. Music; 5:341,

Whoa Bill Club.Kt:F.1-5, News; 5:15. Mimic; 5:30.

Sport Secrets; 5:45, Music.KRKD-5. Songs of Saddle: 5:30.

Race Results; 5:45, News.KFOX-5, Sunshine Pastor; 5:30,

Rainbow Rangers; 5:45, Diek Ross.KGER-5, News; 5:05. Latin Hour.KFXM-5. World Through a Win-

dow; 5:13, Orphan Annie; 5:30.('apt. Midnight; 5:45, Jack Arm-strong.

REND-.5. News; 5:13, Flying Pa-trol; 5:30. News: 3:45, Tom Mix.

Kt:B-5, George Bacon; 5:15, OrphanAnnie; 5:30, ('apt. Midnight; 5:45,Jack Armstrong.

KVOE-3, Classified; 3:13, OrphanAnnie: 3:3o, ('apt. Midnight; 5:45,Jack Armstrong.

6 to 7 P. M.

PDQ QUIZCOURT

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS

KFI 63° TO 7$250 IPI PRIZES AND CASH

KFI-6. Fred Waring: 6:15. News:6:30, Quiz Court (17/11 Petrol).

KNX-6. Romance of the Ranchos(Title Insurance and Trust (o.).

KI1.1-6, Gabriel Ileatter; 6:15,News, Stearns; 6:30, Adventuresin Melody.

KFCA-6. Adventures in Hollywood:6:15, Sports Roundup.

KSIPC-6. News; 6:15. Oregon LandMan; 6:30, Sports Page; 6:45.Table for Two.

KFW14-6, News; 6:15. Story Be-hind News; 6:30. Irving BerlinMusic; 6:15. Citizens for Victory.

KNITR-6. Irwin Allen; 6:15. NewsReel; 6:30, Pay Day; 6:15, EdBobbin.

KFAC-6. Mask for Everyone.KGF.11-6. News, Italian Melodies;

6:30, Fannie Reinhart.KRK111-6. Con ce r t Music; 6:45.

Music.KFOX-8. News. Sports; 6:13. Mu-

sic: 6:30, Tex Owens; 6:45, Meetthe Band.

KGER-6. News; 6:15, Frank Force;6:30. Music.

KFXSI--6, News; 6:05. Music; 6:13,Pop. Orch.; 6:45, Adventures inMelody.

KFSD-6, Citizens Jury.KGB -6, Gabriel Heatter; 8:15,

News. Stearns; 6:30, Adventures InMelody.

KVOE-6, Orange County News:6:15. News; 6:30, Adventures inMelody..

7 to 8 P. M.1[11-7. Kay Ryser's Musical Col-

lege.KNX-7. G. Miller Orch; 7:13,

Great Moments in Music; 7:45.News.

KH.I-7. News & Views; 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:30. Lone Ranger.

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KECA-7, American Melody Hour;7:30, NPWS Here and Abroad;7:45, News.

KF'1311-3, 1 nele Sam Speaks; 7:03,I'op. Orch.: 7:30, News; 7:45,Stollen Arden.

KMPC-7, Strollin' Tom; 7:15. Mas-ters Hour.

!BOTH -7, News; 7:15, Music; 7:30,Dr. Michelson.

KFAC-7, Music America Loves;7:43, News.

K(.1.1-7, Spanish Hour.FERKD-7. News; 7:15, Three Quar-

ter Time; 7:30. Do You Know.KPPC-7. Musical; 7:15. Organ Re-

cital: 7:39, Let's Talk It Over.KFOX-7. Daily Bread: 7:15. Salon

Jazz; 7.30, Sem i-('Ia ssical ; :45.Robert Arden.

KGER-7, News; 7:05, Jewish Hour.KFSG-7:43, Foursquare Crusaders.KIND -7. American Melody Flour:

7:30. ('amp Callan.KGB -7. News A Views: 7:15, Spot-

light Bands: 7:30, Lone Ranger.KVOE-7, News A Views: 7:15.

Spotlight Bands; 7:30, Lone Ran-ger.

8 to 9 P. M.Mg -8, Frost Warnings: 8:05. Point

Sublime: 8:30, Plantation Party.KNX-8. Amos 'n Andy; 8:15. Lan-

ny Ross. Songs; 8:30. 1/r. Chris-tian: 8:55, Winter. News.

KILI-8. Chicago Theater.IUX'A-8. Quuiz Kids; 8:30, Manhat-

tan at Midnight.KFW11-8, Pop. °reit.KMPC-8, News; 8:13, Saloon Mod -

erne; 8:15. Roberts & Henry.KM71t--11, Spec. Events.KFAC-8. Evening Concert.KI.F.1-8, News; 8:15. Music; 8:30.

Remember Pearl Harbor; 8:43, Mu-sic.

James Leisliman:8:3o, Whittier College.

KFOX-8, Rev. Russell: 8:30. Var-ieties.

KGER-8, News: 8:05, Spanish Hour.KFSD-8. Quiz Kids: 8:30, Manhat-

tan at Midnight.KGB -8. Chicago Theater.KVOE-8. Chicago Theater.

9 to 10 P. M.KFI-9. Eddie ( motor; 9:30. Mr. Dis-

trict Attorney.KNX-9. TP%111.0 Star Theatre.RH.1-9. News; 9:15, Cal Tinney:

9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45, RegentTime.

KE('A-9, Easy Ares: 9:13, ArmyCamp News: 9:30, News; /9:45,Rodriguez and Sutherland.

KFW11-9. Sara Langman: 9:30,News; 9:15, story Behind News.

KMPC-9, Peter Potter: 9:30, DoYou Remember?

KSITR-9. Floyd Johnson: 9:30.Spec. Events; 9:43. Bob Brooks.

KtifJ-9, News: 9:15, Music; 9:30,St a t e Guard; 9:15, SyncopatedSymphony.

KFAC-9, Evening Concert.KIT(' -9. Pasadena Music Festival;

9:15, Civilian Defense.KFOX-9, Church of Christ; 9:15.

News; 9:30, Rhythm Time.KGF:R-9, News; 9:05, Music; 9:30.

Word of Life.KFXM-9:30, News; 9:45. Cal Tin-

ney.IEFSG-9:15, El Monte Foursquare

Church; 9:30, News; 9:43, Spiritof L. I. F. E.KF'SD-9, Easy Aces; 9:15, Army

Clump News; 9:30, News; 9:43.Musical Souvenirs.

KGB -9, N e w 5: 9:15, Cal Tinney:9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, RegentTime.

KV0E-9. News; 9:15, Cal Tinney:9:30. Fulton Lewis.

10 to 11 P. M.KFI-10, Richfield N e w to; 10:15,

Manchester Roddy; 10:30, Insidefloe News (Thrifty Drug); 10:45. R.Wilde Orcia.; 10:55, Nothing ButPraise.

KNX-10. Garred, News; 10:15,World Today; 10:30, Masterworks.

KHJ-10, Continuous Newsreel.KECA-10, Basin St. Chamber Mu-

sic: 10:30, T. Dorsey Orch.KFIVR-10, Lamplighter: 10:15,

Bowling Notes: 10:30, Dance To-night.

K M PC -10, Let's Dance; 10:15,News; 10:30, ('. Kennedy Trio;10:45, Dancing Party.

KSITR-10, Viennese En sem bi et10:15. B. AverlU Orch.; 10:30.Rhumba Orch.

KFAC-10, Lucky Lager Dance Time.litin1-10, News; 10:15, Carter

Wright; 10:30, Spiritual SI s.KF1)X-10, Ross Ballroom; 10:15,

Varieties; 10:30, Majestic Ball-room; 10:43, Varieties.

KGER-10, News; 10:10. NazareneChurch.

1/FX31-10, News and Views; 10:15,H. Heidt 10:30. Sportslight;10:45. E. 31adriguera Orch,

KirsG-10:13, El Monte FoursquareChurch: 10:30, News; 10:33. ElMonte Church.

KESD-In. G. Miller Orch.; 10:30,R. Wilde Orch.: 10:55, News.

KGB -10, George Bacon; 10:30.E. Madriguera Orch.

KVOF-10. H. Heidt Orch.: 10:30.E. Madriguera Orch.

11 to 12 MidnightK 1'1 1, Neu s ; 11:13, B. Clifford

Orch.; 11:30, P. Whiteman Orch.;11:53. News.

KNX-11. N e w s, Manning; 11:13.W. Hatch Orch.; 11:30, M. StrandOrch.; 11:55. News.

KH.1-11, B. Crosby Orch.; 11:30. H.Heidt Orch.; 11:45, Here's Mor-gan.

KECA-11. Philharmonia.KFW14-11:30. Music You Want.KMPC-11, Defense Bureau; 11:15,

Fun House.KNITR-11, H. Henry Orch.; 11:15.

News.KFAC-11, Lucky Lager Dance Time.RGF.1-11. Sen..: 11:15, Music.K FOX-11, Music.K EX SI-I 1, B. Crosby Orch.; 11:15.

Somerset 110111SC, Piano: 11:30. H.Heidt Orch.

KING -11:30, News: 11:3.5, El MonteFoursquare Church.

KFS1)-11, America Calling; 11:15,P. Harris Orch.; 11:30. P. White-man M.A.: 11:43, News.

KGR-11, B. Crosby Orch.; 11:30.H. Heidi Orch.

KVOE-11, R. Crosby Orch.; 11:30.H Heidt Orch.

Volunteer PlaneBill Goodwin, "Blondie" announcer,

Bob Garred, KNX-CBS newscaster, andRuss Johnston, Columbia Pacific net-work program director, will volunteertheir jointly -owned plane for patrolduty if the United States governmentasks for such ships. Announcer Wen-dell Niles, another member of theplane -owning partnership, explainsthat in England private planes areused for patrol duty and the samesystem may be in use here.

Most SurprisedNo one is more diffident of their

success than the top-flighters of Radiowho are strictly Radio -"made", as itwere. Nor is it all modesty, either.Radio magic, not unlike movie magic,strikes sometimes where you least ex-pect 'it and an ordinary voice mayacquire plenty of allure via the micro-phone. On the other hand, manywhich have loads of appeal whenheard without benefit of amplifica-tion, sound harsh.

Timely ProgramIn vital, immediate interest is the

new program called "Air Youth forDefense" which is heard Saturdaysover KFI at 1:30 p. m. for a fifteen -minute period. Produced in consulta-tion with the Air Youth Division ofthe National Aeronautic Association,the program aids listeners in prepar-ing for practical roles in national de-fense aviation which will play anincreasingly vital part in the nation'stotal defense program.

THURSDAY LOGS PAGE 24

THURSDAY Program HighlightsMw rulig Programs Appear in Lignttace Type. At noon arid

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety8:00 -Johnny Murray. KFI.9:00 -Kate Smith, KNX.9:30 -Here's to the Ladles (Cer-

tified Sure -Fresh). KECA.lu:15-Toni Breneman, KECA.

:,..-Chet KMPC.1:00 -Club Matinee, KECA.3:00 -Beta era the Bookends,

KECA-KFSD.4.00 -Chef Milani, KFSD.4:00 -Art Baker's Notebook.

[EFL4:30 -Speaking of Glamour,

KF:CA.6:00 -Kraft Music Hall. KFI.0:1)0 -Major Bowes, KNX.6:30 -President's Birthday Ball

Committee Musical Show,KILO-116B-KIAM-KVOE.

7:00 -Rudy Vallee, KE('A.7:00 -Al Pearce Gang. KFI.7:13 -Spotlight Bands, KM-

KGB-ILF.X51-KVOE.7:15 -The First Line, KNX.7:30 -Frank Fay. KFI.8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy, KNX.A:15--Ltun and Abner, KFI.8:30 -Fanny Brice and Frank

Morgan, KIM9:00-Duffy's Tavern,KNX.

11:00 -Lamplighter. KHJ.Drama

8:30-Maudie's Diary. KNX,9:00 -Aldrich Family, Kn.9:30 -Death Valley Days. KNX.9:30-Ellery Quew. KF1,

Outstanding Music11:00 -Standard School. KW-

KGB-KtFX51-KVOE.2:00 -Classic Hour. KECA.3:15-Masterpiecee, KFAC.7:00 -Glenn Miller, KNX,7:15 -Masters Hour, KMPC.8:00 -Standard symphony. KI1J-

KV01:-KIAN1 hi.11.

8:00-Etening Concert. KFAC.8:05 -Pleasure Time, KFI.8:15 -Lanny Ross, KNX.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time.KFAC.

10:30 -Masterworks. 1ENX.11:00-Philharmonia, KECA.

Public A f fairs -News7:30 -Bob Garred, KNX.7:45 -Nelson Pringle, KNX.7:45 -Sam Hayes. KFI.9:00 -John B. Hughes, KH.1-

KG13-1:V0E.12:00 -Broadway News, KHJ.12:311 -William Winter, KNX.1:45-Roake Carter. KHJ-K(.It

KFX51-KVOE.3:45-1)r. Polygoides, KHJ.4:00 -Fulton Lewis, KI1J-K(.1:

KVOE-KFXM.4:30 -Sam Brewer, KILI-KG11-

KVOE.5:00 -Broadway News, KHJ.5:30 -Bill Henry. KNX.5:55 -Elmer Datis, KNX.6:00 -Gabriel Wafter. KHJ.7:00 -Raymond Gram Swing,

KHJ-KGB-KFAM-K 1 OE.7:'i0 -Defense Reporter, KILL8:01 -March of Time. KECA-

KFSD.8:45 -Roberts & Henry, KMPC.9:30 -Fulton Lewis. KHJ-KG111-

KV0E-KFXM.9:45 -Rodriguez & Sutherland,

KECA.10:00 -Town Meeting. IEFA'A-

KFSD.10:00 -Richfield News, KFI.10:30 -Inside the News ;Thrifty

Drug), KFI.Sports -Comment

7:45 -Inside of Sports, KHJ-KG11-KVIIF:.

9:15 -Sports Scripts. KECA.10:15-Itou l ing Notes. K CSR.

THURSDAYJANI .%ttl 22.

8 to 9 A. M.KIF1-8. Johnny Murray; 8:15, Min-

strel Program: 8:30, News: 8:45,David Flamm.

KNX-S. Rita Murray; 8:15. ToneNeighbor: 8:30. Hymns of AllChurches; 8:45, Stories AmericoLot es.

KH.1-8, Breakfast Club: 8:30.News: 0:45. As Twig Is Bent.

KEI'A-8. Musical Clock: 8:15.Breakfast Club; 8:30. News: 8:45.Robert Lee Johnson.

KFWB-8. Pop. Drell.; 8:15. News;8:30, Pop. Orch.Fitliq-8. Andy & Virginia: 8:15.Markets and Sports; 8:30, tnityDaily Word.

IHMTR-8. Spanish: 8:45. Religious.KFAC-A. Country Church: 8:33.

Music: 8:45. Mildred Lager.IFIGF.1-8. News; 8:15, Breakfast

Serenade; 0:45, Dr. Wiseman.IIRKD-8, Musk: 8:30, News.

sic.

KFON-8, News; 0:15, Dr. Lovell;8:311. Varieties; 8:15, Classified.

liGER-8. News. Soul Patrol; 8:15.Mizpah; 8:45, net. Bennington.

KFX5I-8, Brenkfost Club; 8:15.Sunshine Sertice; 8:43. As TwigIs Bent.

IFIFs,t--8. Breakfast Club: 8:15.Good Cheer; 8:30. News; 8:45.National Farm and Home Hour.

KGB -8. Breakfast Club: 0:30.News: 8:45. As Twig Is Bent.

KFVD-8. Covered Wagon Juhilee.KVOE-8. Breakfast Club: R:30.

News: 11:45. As Twig Is Bent.9 to 10 A. M.

ILIFI-9 What's Doing; 0:15. Miran.dy's Garden Patch; 9:30. New.;9:45. Road of Life.

RN X-9. Rate Smith; 9:15, Big Sister: 9:30, Romance of HelenTrent; 9:45. Our Gal Sunday.

1111.1-9 John B. Hughes: 9:15Victor lAndlahr; 9:30. NormaYoung.

KF;CA-9, Breakfast Club; 9:15.Betty Randall: 9:30, Here's to theLadles (Certified Sure -Fresh):9:15. Musical Mysteries.

ELFW11-9. l'op. Orch.: 9:30. News:9:45. Lott* Noyes and Music.

KMP( -9. News: 9:15, HollywoodWay to Glamour; 9:30. FamilyBible; 9:45. News.

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9:30AgKECA 4=4SURE -

FRESHSURE -FRESH

KMTR-9, Christian American Cru-sade; 9:15, News; 9:30, W. B.Record: 9:45, Voinew James.

KFAC-9, Daily Inspirational: 9:15.Voice of Health: 9:30,9:45. fall Philosopher.

ISGFJ-9, News, Slacks: 9:15. Mu-sic: 9:30. Waltz Time.

KRKD-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30.Music: 9:45. News.

KFOX-9, Firebrands for Jesus;9:45. Mid -Morning Melodies.

KGER--9, News; 9:05. Rev. W. C.Parbem; 9:30, Revisal; 9:45, FullGospel.

1(1...\ ; -9. News ; 9:15. l'op. Orch.;9:30, C. S. Nosy Band.

KFSD-9:30, Sabransky, Organ:9:45. Helen Hirt).

KGB -9. John B. Hughes; 9:15, Vie -tor Lindlahr; 9:30. Ben Sweetland:9:45, Molly Morse.

KFVD-9. Waltz ; 9:15. News: 9:30.Dr. Richardson: 9:45. Parade.

RVOE-9. John B. Hughes: 9:15,Airliners; 9:30, Monitor News:9:45, C. S. Na% y Band.

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-10, Agnes White; 10:15. Bess

Johnson: 10:3e. Bachelor's Chil-dren; 10:45, Dr. Kate.

11NX-10. l.ife ('an Be Beautiful:10.15. Woman in White; 10:30,- Vie and Sade; 10;45, Mary LeeTaylor.

KHJ-I0, News: 10:15. Town andCountry: 10:30. Front Paige Far-rell; 10:45. FAdie Albright.

KECA-10. Vance and 11.11a: 10:15,Breakfast at Sardis: 10:45, WarNews.

KFWB-10. Pop. Orch.: 10:45. News.KMPC-10, Hi, Mom; 10:30, Song

Shop; 10:45, News.

DATA KT1 KECA KHJ KFVD KFSG KGFJ KIYM DAC KGEFI

1-FFSDI KMACTKIEVI-KFWITK NO ir(-0 IT KFOXTKGBTKVDE570 -T6401 -790T 930-T1020T liTo 1240 Ti 33 oTi3atir

600 110 810 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

KMTR-110. Our Satiour's LutheranChurch: 10:15, News: 10:30. FloydB. Johnson; 10:45, Spec. Events.

KFAC-10, Serenade: 10:30, News;10:45. Congregational Church.

IEGFJ-10, News; 10:15. Voice ofHealth; 10:30, Yugoslav Music;10:45, Music.

BRIM -10. Paddock Flashes; 10:15,Talk: 10:30. Yoke of (internment:10:45 News; 10:50, Mosic.

KFON-10, News: 10:15. Religious:10:30. 2nd Cup of Coffee; 10:45.Concert Miniature.

KGER-10, News' 10:05, Full Gos-pel; 10:15. Kingdom Within:10:30. Sunshine Pastor.

KFX51-10, News; 10:15. Organ:10:30, Front Page Farrell: 10:45.Music Shop.

KFSD-10. America Calling; 10:15,Breakfast at Sardis: 10:45. WarNews.

KGB -10, News; 10:15, Diets forDefense; 10:30, Front Page Far-rell; 10:45. Music Shop.

KFVD-10. Morning Serenade: 10:35Union Rescue Mission.

KVI1E-10, News: 10:15. Ilelen Hol-den: 10:30, Front l'age Farrell;10:45, Music Shop.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon

HEAR CHEF MILANI"Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More"KMPC-11:00 A. M.

KFI-11. Light of the World; 11:15Mystery Man; 11:30, Valiant Lady11:45. Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

KNX-11. Bright Horizon: II :10Aunt Jenny's Stories; 11:30. Fletrher Wiley: II:45, Kate Hopkins.

KHJ-11. Standard S14.11001: 11:30School of the Air; 11:45, CarnationBouquet.

KECA-11. Records; 11:15, VienneseEnsemble; 11:30, Into the Light;11:45, News.

KFWB-11. Tom Stoddard; 11:15.Bing Crosby; 11:30. Al Jarvis.

KMPC-11, ('hef Milani; 11:30,Beauty Counselor; 11:45, Song('harmers.

KMTR-11. Dr. Talbot; 11:30, News:11:45. Spec, Events.

lIFAC-11. Les Adams; 11:30. PollyPatterson.

KGF.1-11, News: 11 :13. Musk;11:30. City Dwellers; 11:45. RhythmRoundup.

KRKD-11. Music; 11:30. News:11:45. Matamoros. Pianist.

KFOX-11. Huntington l'ark: 11:05.Music: 11:30, News; 11:40. Music.

11GER-11, News: 11:15. PurpleMules; 11:45, Music.

KFXM-11, Standard School; 11:30.School of the Air.

KFS11-11, U. S. 0. Nevis: 11:05, Onwith the Dance: 11:15. V. LopezOrch.; 11:30, Into the Light: 11:45,News.

KGR-11. Standard School: 11:30.School of the Air.

ICFND-II. News: 11:15, Musical Al-bum: 11:30. Pianos: 11:45. VioletSchrum.

KV0E-11. Standard School; 11:30,School of the Air.

12 Noon to 1 P. M.KF1-12. Farm Reporter: 12:15, Ma

Perkins; 12:30, Pepper Voting'sFamily: 12:45, tic and Sade,

KNN-112, Man I Married; 12:15,Manning. Nests; 12:30, News. Win-ter: 12:45. Woman of Courage.

K11.1-12. Bromittay News: 12:15.Homemaker's Club; 12:45, Book-worm.

KECA-12. Orphans of Divorce:12:15, Amanda of Honeymoon Hill;12:30. John's Other Wife; 12:45.Just Plain Bill.

KFIV8-12. Al Jarvis; 12:30, News:12:45. Jubilee.

KMPC-12, Defense Bureau; 12:15. News; 12:30. Peter Potter.

K5 ix -12. Spec. Enrols: 12'15.News Reel; 12:30. News; 12:45.Music.

KFAC-I2, Music; 19:15. BackseatDriver; 12:30, News; 12:45. Music.

RGFJ-12, Seas; 12:15. Pan -Amer.lean Review: 12:45. Music.

KRKI/-12. Music; 12:30. Jimmie'sSaddle Pals.

KFOX-12. Tin Pan Alley; 12:15,Newel; 12:30, 8 -kettle&

KGER-12, News: 12:05, DesertMan; 12:15, Dept. of Agriculture;12:30, G. Allison; 12:45. Musk.

KFXM-12, Singin' Sam; 12:15,News: 12:30, Pop. Orch.; 12:45.South American Way.

KFSD-12. Orphans of Divorce;12:15. Amanda of Honeymoon Hill;12:30, John's Other Wife: 12:45.Just Plain Bill.

KGB -12, News; 12:15, Dr. Johnson;12:30, ('amp Grant In Review;12:45, Bookworm.

KFVI)-12, Editor of the Air; 12:30.Luncheon Music; 12:45, VioletSchram.

KVOE-12. News: 12:30, Camp GrantIn Review; 12:45. Bookworm.

1 to 2 P. M.KFI-1, Backstage Wife; 1:15. Stella

Dallas; 1:30, Lorenzo Jones; 1:45,Young Widder Brown.

K N X-1. Stepmother: 1:15. Myrt andMarge: 1:30, School of the Ale ofthe Americas.

K111-1, Mutual Goes Calling; 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:45, Brake Car-ter.

KECA-1. Club Matinee; 1:55, News.KFWII-1:30. Hollywood Blvd. Quit;

1:45, II. Horlick Orch.KMPC-1. Peter l'otter: 1:30. Cam-

eos in Cellophane.KMTR-1, Spec. Events: 1:30. Pen-

sion; 1:45, Woman's World.KFAC-1, Science of Mind; 1:15,

Music; 1:30. Les Adams.11(iF'J-1, News: 1:15. Strings Pre-

sent: 1:30. Matinee Melodies.KRKD-l. Music; 1:15, Pat O'Shay

& Santaella; 1:30, Music: 1:43.News. Music.

KFOX-1, Organ; 1:15, Classified;1:30. Christian Science MonitorViews the Nests: 1:45. Blues.KGER-1, News; 1:05. Officials:1:20. Music; 1:30. Spanish Trio.

KFXM-1. Mutual Goes Calling; 1:30,.Johnson Family: 1:45, Boake Car-ter.

KIPSD-1. News; 1:15. Ann Gibson;1:30. Number Melodies; 1:45, OnWith Dance; 1:55, News.

KGB -I, Mutual Goes Calling: 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:45. Hooke Car-ter.

REVD -1, News: 1:15, Moods inMusic; 1:4.5. Vocal Varieties.

KVOE-1. Mutual Goes Calling: 1:3)1,Johnson Family; 1:45, Hooke Car-ter.

2 to 3 P. M.KFI-2, When a Girl Marries; 2:15,

Portia Faces Life; 2:30, We theAbbotts; 2:45. Mary Marlin.

RN Wheatena Playhouse: 2:15,Road of Life: 2:30. O'Neills: 2:45,Scattergood Baines.

KILI-2, Dine -Dance: 2:15, I'll FindMy Way; 2:30, News ;2:45, Let'sPlay Bridge.

RFC.% -2. Classic Hour.KFWB-2, Pop. Orch.; 2:30. New11.

Music; 2:45, Pop. Orch.KMPC-2. U. S. C. Forum; 2:15.

Fiesta; 2:30. IL Korey Orch.; 2:45,News.

KMT11-2, Woman's World.IEFAC-2, Musk: 2:15. County Fed-

eration; 2:30. Music: 2:45. Organ.Kt:1'.1-2, Netts; 2:15, Civic; 2:30.

Farm Credit Adm.: 2:45. Music.KRKD-2, Race Resume; 2:05, Mu-

sic: 2:30. News: 2:45 Music.KFO X -2. SPIV.: 2:15. Civic; 2:30,

Matinee Melodies.11.61.14-2, News: :05. Music: 2:15.

Gospel Echoes: 2:30. 11.. B. Band.KFXM-2 D. ('heskin Gang: 2:15,Pop. Orch.: 2:30. News; 2:43,Chic Spotlight.

Chansonette; 2:15, News:2:30, (louse in the Country; 2:45.Wayne Van Dyne.

KGB -2, D. Cheskin Gang; 2:30.2:11. 1.pr, 1111,' Bridge.KFVD-2, Music Box; 2:15. Organ;

2:311. Romantic Rhythm.KVOF:.-2, D. Cheskin Gang: 2:15.I'll Find My Way: 2:30, News;

2:45, Let's Play Bridge.

3 to 4 P. M.Right to Happiness; 3:15,

Lone Journey: 3:30. Against theStorm; 3:45, Guts,* a Tune: 3:50.News.

KNX-3. Joyce Jordan: 3:15, Musi-cal Tapestries: 3:30. Bob Hannon.Songs; 3:45. Nancy Dixon.

KH.J-3, D. Wade Ord..; 3:30, Ma-sk; 3:45, Dr. Adamantine Poly-zoides.

IiKCA-3. Between the Bookends;3:15, What's Doing; 3:30. Coolaa-sle Hour.

4

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 THURSDAY LOGSKFWB-3. News, Music; 3:15. Pop.

Oreh.; 3:45, News.KMPC-3. Johnny Olson.KMT111-3, Spec. Events. 3:15, Eu-

genia ('lair Flatto: 3:30. Piano;3:45, Santeelia Ensemble.

KFAC-3. Music: 3:15 Symphony.KGFJ-3, News. stocks; 3:15. Or-

gan; 3:30, Concert Time.KRKD-3. Music; 3:30. News, Mu-

sic.KFOX-3. Musical Roundup: 3:30

Anita Boyer; 3:45. Just IONS.FEGF:R-3. News; 3:20, Long Beach

Band.KFAM-3. Dr. Floyd Johnson: 3:15.

D. Wade Orch.. 3:30. TradingPost: 3:45. Good Afternoon,Soldier.

KFSI)-3. Between Bookends; 3:15.Public Service: 3:30, ListeningTime; 3:45. Tra,eling l'ook.

RI:H-3. Ben Sweetland: 3:13, UncleJimmy; 3:30. Off the Record: 3:15.Monitor News; 3:55. Miracles ofFaith.

KUNO-3. News; 3:15. F.,oriles:3:30, Novelty Notes; 3:45, Band.

K VOE-3, D. Wade Orch.; 3:30.Bargain loonier.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4. Art Baker's I 'Amok; 4:30.

The Eaton Boys; t.15. ItillmoreRendezvous.

KNX-1, Second Mrs. Burton; 4:15,Young Dr. Malone; 4:30. News;4:35. Galen Drake.

K111-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 1:25, Around the Ring;4:30, Sum Brewer from Cairo.

KECA-1. News; 4:15, Mr. Keen:4:30. Speaking of Glamour; 4:45,Superman.

KFWK-4, Don Milligan; 4:30. Mu-sic & News; 4:45. Stuart Hamblen.

KNIPC-1, Sweet and Low: 4:30.News; 4:45, Take It Easy.

KMTR-4. News; 4:13, LymanSmith; 4:30, Spec. Events.

KFAC-1:15, Music. 4:30, 1,. A. CityCollege: 4:45. Christian Science.

KGFJ-4, News; 4:15, Tea Time.KRKD-1. Music; 4:15. Movieland

Quiz; 4:30, Music; 4:45. News.KFOX-4, News; 4:15, Jamboree:

4:15, Music.KGER-4. News; 4:15, Geo. Strange.KFXM-1, Fulton Lewis: 4:15. Here's

Morgan; 4:30, Pop. Orch.K IND -4. Chef Milani; 4:15. Mr.

Keen: 4:30, Civil Service; 4:43.The Brians.

K1:11-1. Fulton Lewis: 4:15. Here'sMorgan: 4:25. Around the Ring:4:30. Sam Brewer.

KIND -1, Piano Music; 4:15, TeaTime: 4:311, News; 4:43. Serenade.g vor-i. Fulton Lewis; 4:15.Here's Morgan; 4:25. Around theRing; 4:311. Sam Brewer.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5. Don Winslow: 5:15. News

Crier: 5:304 Ricardo's Rhapsodies;5:45, ('apt. Quiz.

K.siX-5, Galen Drake: 5:15. LoneJourney; 5:30. Bill Henry; 5:43.tarred. News, 5:55, Davis. News.

K HJ-5. Broadway News: 5:15.Orphan Annie: 5:30, Capt. Mid-night; 5:45, Jack Armstrong.

KE('A-5 Jack Owens and RobertMitchell; 5:15, News; 5:30, Newsof World; 5:45, Tom Mix.

KFWB-5, Stuart Hamblen.KMPC-5. Five O'Clock Whistle;

5:15, News: 5:30, Uncle Harry.IESITR-5, Dr. Davies; 5:30, News;

5:45, Music.KFAC-5, News; 5:15. Music: 5:30.

Whoa Bill Club.KGF.1-5, News; 5:13. Music; 5:30.

Sport Secrets: 5:45. Musk.KRKD-5, Songs of Saddle: 5:30.

Race Results; 3:45. News.KFOX-5, God's Sunshine; 5:30.

Rainbow Rangers; 3:45. Dick Ross.KFX511-5. World Through Window:

5:15, Orphan Annie; 5:30. ('apt.Midnight; 5:45. Jock Armstrong.

KGER-5, News; 5:05. Latin Hour.KG11-5, George Bacon; 5:15, Orphan

Annie: 5:30, Capt. Midnight; 5:45.Jack Armstrong.

KFSD-5, News; 5:15. Flying Pa-trol; 5:30, News of World: 5:45.Tom 5115.

KV11E-5. Classified; 5:15. OrphanAnnie: 5:30, Capt. Midnight: 5:45.Jack Armstrong.

6 to 7 P. M.KFI-6, Kraft's MusicKNN-6, Major Rovers Amateur Hr.;

0:30, Big TOWS.KI1.1-6. Gabriel Wetter; 6:15. News.

Arlington; ti :30. Birthday BallCo tttttt ittee Musical Show.

KECA-6. Adventures in Hollywood:11:15. Spurts Roundup; 6:30. MayorBowron; 6:45, B. Mitchell. Organ.

KFW11-41. News; 6:15, Story Be-hind News; 6:30, Warner Bros.Oral.; 6:45. Citizens for Victory.

KMPC-11. News; 6:15. Oregon LandMan: 6:30. Sports Page: 6:45.Table for Two.

KFAC-6, Music for Everyone.KAITR-6, Irwin Allen; 6:15, News

Reel; 6:30. Lawyers' Club; 6:45.Ed Bobbin.

KGF.1-6, News. !Winn Melodies:6:30, The Bronze Hour.

KRKD-6. Concert; 6:45, FishingPals.

KFOX-6. News: 6:10,1,4ports; 6:15.Library Program: 6:30, Varieties:6:45. Music.

KGER-6 News; 0:15, Music: 6:30.Manual Arts High.

KFX31-6. News; 6:05, Music: 6:15.News, Stearns; 6:30. Birthday BallShow.

liFSD-6. Frontier Fighters; 6:13.Organ Contrasts; 6:30. Victory Net-work; 6:45. Intermezzo.

KG11-6, KGB Presents: 6:15. News:6:30. Birthday Ball Show.VOE-6, Orange County News:6:15. I Am An American; 6:30,Birthday Ball Show.

7 to 8 P. M.it1'1-7. Al l'earce Gang; 7:30. Frank

Fay.FLNX-7, G. Miller Orch.: 7:15. The

First Line; 7:45. Public Service.Raymond G. Swing; 7:15,

Spotlight Bands; 7:30. Defense Re-porter; 7:45, Inside of Sports.

KECA-7, Rudy Vallee: 7:30, Capt.Quiz: 7:43. News.

KFWB-7. Uncle Sam Speaks; 7:05,Pop. Orch.; 7:30, News; 7:45,Robert Arden.

KMPC-7, Strollln' Tom: 7:15. Mas-ter's Hour.

KMTR-7, News; 7:13, Music; 7:30,Dr. Michelson.

KFAC-7, Music America Loves:7:45, News.

litiFJ-7. Spanish Hour.KRKD-7. News; 7:15, Three -Quar-

ter Time: 7:30. Do You Know.KFOX-7, Daily Bread: 7:15. Salon

Jazz: 7:30, Semi -Classical; 7:45.Hubert Arden.

KGER-7, News; 7:05. Jewish Hour.KFSG-7:45, Aimee Semple McPher-

son.KFXM-7. Raymond Gram Swing;

7:15, Spotlight Bands; 7:30. LoneRanger.

KFSD-7. Rudy Vallee: 7:30 FirstPiano Quartet; 7:45. J. Sudy Orch.

KGB -7. Ras iiiii nil Gram Swing;7:15, Spotlight Bands; 1:30, BeautyThat Endures; 7:45, Inside ofSports.

KVOC-7. Raymond G. Swing: 7:13.Spotlight Bands; 7:30. ItefetiseReporter; 7:45. Inside of Sports.

8 to 9 P. M.KFI-8. Frost Warnings: 8:05, Fred

Waring: 8:13, I. and Abner:8:30. Fanny Brice and Frank Mor-gan.

KNX-8. Amos 'n' Andy: 8:15, LannyRoss, Songs; 8:30, Mitudie's Diary.

KIIJ-8. Standard Symphony.KECA-8. March of Time; 8:30.

Transcription.KFIVII-a. Pop. Orch.KNIPC-8, News: 8:15. Salon Mod -

erne: 8:45, Roberts and Henry.KSITR-8. Property Owners; 8:15.

Spec. Events; 8:30. Technocracy:8:43. Spec. Events.

KFAC-8. F:vening Concert.IltiF.1-8. News; 8:15. Music; 8:30.

Remember l'earl Harbor; 8:45.Music.

111,0X-8. Organ; 8:30. Judge Gard-ner.

KGER-8, News; 8:05, Spanish Hour.KFXM-8. Standard Symphony HourKGB -8. Standard Symphony.KFSI)-8. Marti' of Time: 8:30. Son-

ders of the Circle X.KVOE-8, Standard Symphony.

9 to 10 P. M.KFT-9, 1,1drich Family; 9:30. Ellery

Queen.KNX-9. Duffy's Tavern: 9:25. Dave

Lane: 9:30. Death Valley Days.KIL1-9. News; 9:15. Story Teller:

9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:15, D.Courtney Orch.

KECA-9, Easy Aces: 9:15, SportsScripts; 9:30, News: 9:45, Rod-riguez and Sutherland.

KFW11-9, Lest We Forget; 9:15,W. P. A. l'oncert; 9:30, News:9:45, Story Behind News.

KMPC-9. Peter Potter.KNITR-9. Horsemen's Forum: 9:15.

Spec. Events; 9:45, Bob Brooks.KFA('-9. Evening Convert.KGF.1-9. News; 9:15, Syncopated

Symphony.KFOX-9, Church of Christ: 9:15.

News; 9:30. Rhythm Time.KGER-9. News: 9:05. Night In

Mexico.

KFAM-9, Sens; 9:13, A. ReyOmit.; 9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45.Inside of Sports.

KFSG-9:30, News; 9:45. SisterSylvia.

KFS11-9, Easy Aces; 9:15. SportsScripts; 9:30, News; 9:45. H.Stokes Orch.: 9:35. News.

RGII-9. News; 9:15. In the Gloam-ing; 9:30. Fulton Lewis: 9:45,Town Crier.

1/ oF.-9. :ews 9:13, 5. BevOrch.: 9:30. Fulton Lewis: 9:45.D. Courtney (Inch.

10 to 11 P. M.KFI-10. Richfield News; 10:15.

Irene Rich; 10 Inside the News(Thrifty Drug); 10:45, Musk:10:55, Nothing BM Praise.

KNX-10. lit ttttt 1, News: 10:15.World Today: 10:30, Masterworks.

K11.1-10, Contin tttttt . Newsreel.KF1'A-10. Town Meeting of Ate.KFWB-10. Piano Paintings; 10:15.

Bowling Notes: 10:30, Dance To-night.

KMPC-10. Let's Dance: 10:15. News;10:30, C. Kennedy Trio; 10:45.Dancing Party.

KM rs-10. Viennese Ens.: 10:15, B.Aierill MAL; 10:30, Spec. Events.

srAe-10. Lucky lager Dance Time.News; 10,15. Drama

10:30, Words and Music: 10:45Musk.

KFOX-10, ROSS Ballroom: 10:13,Varieties; 10:30, Majestic Ball-room; 10:15, Music.

KGER-10. News: 10:10, CountySeat; 10:30, Concert Miniature.

KFXM-10. Yokes In the Night;10:30, .1. Joy Orch.

KFSti-10. Esther Fricke Stuart;111:30, News; 10:35, Mr. and Mrs.John Webb.

KFSD-10. Town Sleeting of Air.Ktilt-10, B. ('rushy Orch.; 10:30.

News: 10:45, .1. Joy Orch.KVOE-10, B. Crosby Orch.; 10:30.

J. Joy Orch.11 to 12 Midnight

KFT-11. News: 11:15, P. HarrisOrch.: 11:30, P. Whiteman Orch.: .11:55, News.

KNX-11, News, Manning; 11:13.W. Hatch Orelt.: 11:30. M. StrandOrch.; 11:55. News.

K11.1-11. Lamplighter: 11:15, H.Heidt Orch.: 11:30. B. CrosbyOrch.; 11:45, Here's Morgan.

KECA-11. Philharmonla.KF'WB-11:30. Music You Want.KNIPC-11, Defense Bureau; 11:15.

Fun House.RSITH-11, H. Henry (Inch.: 11:15.

News.KFAC-11. Lucky Lamer Dance Time.KliF.1-11. News; 11:13. Musk.KFOX-11. Music.KFXM-11, H. Veldt Orch.; 11:15.

Somerset House. Plano: 11:30, B.Crosby Orch.

KING -11, Musical Program: 11:30.News; 11:35, Music.

KIND -11, America Calling; 11:15,P. Harris Drell.; 11:30, P. White-man Melt.; 11:45, News.

HGB-11, H. Ileidt Orch.: 11:30B. Crosby Orch.

Ft VOF,-11. H. Heidt Orch.: 11:30.H. Crosby Orch.

Radio Life InNew York(Continued from Page 15)

. . . It was wedding bells this weekfor Karl Landt of the Landt Trio . . .Leon Janney's new steady is ingenueRuth Gilbert. He's the star of NBC's"The Parker Family." . . . And it looksas though the Jackie Kelk-EleanorKilgallen Orange blossoms have beenGone with the wind.

The program, "Are You A MissingHeir?" located a young man in Mex-ico recently and brought him to NewMork to collect a goodly sum -his latefather's estate. Then, with the severalthousand tucked away in his jeans,he disappeared again. Now his wifeand relations have hired detectivesto relocate him . . . Grace Moore'shusband, Valentin Pare:a, who hasbeen in Saranac for a solid year, re-turned home this week completely

cured . . . The "Michael and Kitty"detective series has been renewed foranother 13 weeks. That's swell . .

,The Ford Sunday Evening Hour andMajor Bowes are other shows whoseoptions have been lifted .. . After herfirst broadcast, Elsa Maxwell was or-dered to Miami for a three-week rest.Her shows will emanate from there. . - Hanley Stafford's son, Graham,has been visiting in town on his wayback up to Canada and his post inthe Royal Canadian Air Force. Weall wish him the best.

AROUND TOWN: -Radio sponsorsshould drop into the Ambassador'sTrianon Room for a peek at 17 -yearold Richard Lane -as clever a ventriloquist as the show world has pro-duced in a long time. His dummy,Willy, might well serve as a competi-tor for Charlie if given the chance.They're great fun and I think, headedfor great things . . . That was PhilBaker guesting at Harry James' con-

cert in the Blue Room at the HotelLincoln . . . and Patti Pickens andhubby Bob Simmons, scoring a hitat the Hurricane as they make theirBroadway debut as a harmony team

.. and at the Versailles, Una Merkel,Benay Venuta, their hubbies, KathrynCravens, former United States Attor-ney Cahill and his brunette wife ap-plaud enthusiastically as another ofthe Pickens family, Jane, finishessinging Noel Coward's "Someday I'llFind You" and Jane throws a kiss inthe general direction of Mrs. Cahill.She is the former Grace Pickens.

A concern who has put in a bid tobuy time on the local WNEW hadthe station's executives in somewhatof a stew the other afternoon. Theirproposed program slogan is "We'drather do business with a Jap thanan American!" P.S. The concern turnsout to be an undertaking establish-ment!-JAYE KAYE.

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FRIDAY LOGS PAGE 26

FRIDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety8:00 -Johnny Murray. KFI.8:15 -Art Baker, KEIL9:00 -Kate Smith. KNX.9:30 -Here's to the Ladies (Cer-

tified Sure -Fresh), KECA.10:15 -Tom Breneman. KECA.11:00 -Chef Milani. KM PC.11 :30 -Market Place. K 11.1.1:15 --Club Matinee, KECA.3:00 -Between the Bookends.

KECA-KIND.4:00 -Art Baker's Notebook.

KFI.6:15 -Radio Magic, KIND.7:00 -Elsa KECA.7:00 -Hap Hazard, KNX.3:30 -How Am I Doing? KNX.8:00 -Amos 'n' Andy, KNX.8:15-1.uni and Abner. MI.8:30 -King Size Weekly. KEL9:00 -Three Ring Time. KECA-

KIM).9:00 -Kate Smith, KNX.

Drama6:30 -First Nighter. KNX.6:30 -Michael Piper, Private De -

teethe. KECA.7:00 -Wings of Destiny. KFI.7:30 -Grand Central Station.

KFI.8:30 -Philip Morris Playhouse,

8:30 -Gang Busters. KECA-KFSI).

9:00 -Whodunit?, KFI.9:30 -When Presses Roar, AFL

Quiz Programs3:30 -Boulevard Qulz, KILL8:00 -Quiz of Two Cities. KILL

Outstanding Music11:00 -Music Appreciation Hour,

1. ECA FSH.2:00 -Classic Hour. KECA.3:30 -Fronk Parker. KNX.6:isi-VI ultz Time, Kit.

6:30 -Treasure Hour In Song,KHJ-KGB-KFNM-KVOE.

6:5b -(tinny Simms, KNX.7:15 -First Piano Quartet,

KECA.8;00 -Evening Concert. KFAC.8:05 -Pleasure Time.8:15 -Lam and Abner, Kit8:15 -Lanny Ross, KNX.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance, Time.KFAC.

10:30 -Masterworks, KNX.11:00-1'hilharmonia, KECA.

Public A ffairs-N eras7:50 -Bob (tarred, KNX.7 :45 -Nelson Pringle, KNX.7 :45 -Stun Ha Yes. N Pt.9:1)0 -John B. Huglics, NM-

KGB-KVON.12:10 -Broadway News. KILL12 :30 -William Winter, KNX.1:45-Boake Carter, KI1J-KGB-

KFX51-11(VOE.4:00 -Fulton Lewis, KI1J-KGB-

KVOE.4:45 -Frank Kingman, Mi.5:00 -Broadway News. KIM5:30 -Kill Henry. KNX.5:55 -Elmer Uavis, KNX.6:0t1 -What's On Your Mind?.

KNX.6:00 -Gabriel Meatier. K11.1-

KG 11.9:15 -('al Tinney, KHJ-KFXM-

KGB.9:30 -Fulton Lewis, KI1J-KG11-

MASI.9:45 -Rodriguez & Sutherland.

10:00 -Bob Garred, KNX.10:90 -Richfield News, KFI.10:15 -Manchester Budd)'. K10:30 -Inside the News

Drugs. Mg.Sports -Comment

0:15 -Sports Roundup. KE('A.6::30 -Sports Page. KMI'('.

10:011 -Legion Stadium Fight.KEC

10:15 -Howling NOleS,

FRIDAY ProgramsJANUARY 23, 1942

8to9A.M.vi -s, Johnny Murray; 8:15 ArtBaker; 8:30, News; 8:45, Davi.'Hamm.

KNX--11 Treat Time: 8:15, YourNeighbor; 8:30, Betty Crocker;8:45, Stories America Loves.

KI1J-8, Breakfast Club; 8:30, News:8:45, As The Twig Is Bent.

KECA-8. Musical Clock; 8:15.Breakfast Club; 8:30, News; 8:43.Robert Lee Johnson.

KF'WB-8, Pop. Orch.; 8:15, News;8:30, Pop. Orch.

IIMPC-8, Andy and Virginia; 8.113.Markets and Sports: 8:30. LollyDaily Word.

KMTR-8, Spanish Program.KFAC-8, Country Church; 8:30,

Music.KGFJ-8, News: 8:13, Breakfast

Serenade; 8:45, Dr. Wiseman.KRIM-8, Music; 8:30, News; 8:35.

Music.KFOX-8. News; 8:15. Dr. Lovell;

8:30, Varieties; 8:45. Classified.IGER-8, News, Sod Patrol; 8:15,

Mizinth; 8:45, Rev. Bennington.KFXM-8. Breakfast Club; 8:314

Sunshine Service; 8:45, As TwigIs Bent.

KFSD-8, Breakfast Club; 8:15.Good Cheer; 8:30, News; 8:43.National Farm and Home Hour.

KGB -8, Breakfast C 1 u b; 8:30.News; 8:45, As Twig Is Bent.

KFVD-8, Covered Wagon Jubilee.KV0E-8, Breakfast Club; 8:311.

News; 8:45. As The Twig Is Bent.

9 to 10 A. M.KFI-9, Agnes While; 9:15, What's

Doing; 9:30. News; 9:45, Road ofLife.

111.-NX-9. Kate Smith; 9:15, Big Sis-ter; 9:30, Romance of HelenTrent; 9:45. Our Gal Sunday.

/111J-9. John B. Hughes; 9:15, Vic-tor LIndlahr; 9:30. Norma. Young.

KECA-9. Breakfast Club: 9:13.Diana Courtney; 9:30, Here's to.the Ladies (Certified Sure-Freib):

:45; Musical Mysteries.

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KFW11-9. Pop. Music: 9:30. News:9:45. Lotto Noyes, Music.

KS1PC-9, News; 9:15, HollywoodWay to Glamour; 9:30, FamilyBible; 9:45. News.

Mint -9, Wings of Faith; 9:15,News: 9:30, W. H. Record; 9:45.Volney James.

KF'AC-9. Doily Inspirational; 9:15,Voice of Health; 9:30. Musk:9:45. Tall Philosopher.

KGEJ-9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Mu-sic; 9:30, Waltz Time.

KRKI)-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30.Music; 9:45. News.

KEI1X-9, Firebrands fur Jesus:9:45, Melodies.

KGER-9, News; 9:05, Rev. W. C.Parham; 9:15, March Ahead ofTime; 9:30, Revival; 9:45, FullGospel.

KFXM-9, News; 9:15, Pop. Orch.;9:30, Woman's Program.

KIND -9:30, Hal Curtis, Organ;9:45. Helen IBM.KGB -9, John B. Hughes; 9:15.

Victor Lindlahr; 9:30, Ben Sweet-land; 9:45, (lid Fashioned Girl.

KFVD-9, Waltz; 9:15, News: 9:30.Dr. Richardson: 9:45. Parade.

KVOE-9. John B. Hughes: 9:15.What the Bible Teaches; 9:45,Old Fashioned Girl.

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-10. Tillamook Kitchen; 10:15,

Bess Johnson: 10:30, Bachelor'sChildren; 10:45, Dr. Kato.

run KFI KECA K11.1 KFVO KFSG KGFJ KFXM rFAC KSER

irascr KIAPC-ri I EVTKFYIIITKNX TITI KFC411-KGB/EVOE

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KNX-10, Life Can Be Beautiful;10:15, Boman in White; 10:35,Vie and Sade; 10:45, Jane Endi-cott, Reporter.

KHJ-111, Nests: 111:15, Town andCountry; 10;30, Front Page Far-rell; 10:45. Eddie Albright.

KECA-10, Vance and Lila; 10:15,Breakfast at Sarin's; 10:15, WarNews.

KFWB-10, School News; 10:15, Pop.Orch.; 10:45, News.

KMPC-111, Hi. Mom!: 10:30, SongShop; 10:45, News.

KGFJ-10, News; 10:15, Voice ofHealth; Ill :341. Yugoslav Music:111:45, Musk.

KMTR-10, Our Saviour's LutheranChurch; 10:15, Seas; 10:30. FloydB. Johnson; 10:45. Spec. Events.

KFAC-Iii, Mid -morning Serenade:10:30, News; 10:45, CongregationalChurch.

KRK11-10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15.Talk; 10:30, Voice of Government;10:45. News: 10:50, Music.

Mg/X-10, News; 10:15, Varieties:111:30. Second ('up of ('offee:10:45. Vera Morris.

KGER-10, News; 10:05, Full Gos-pel; 10:15, Kingdom Within; 10:311Bright ('orner; 10:45, SunshinePastor.

KFX51-10. News; 10:15, Organ:10:30, Front Page Farrell; 10:45..1. Frasetto Orrh.

RES1)--10, America Calling; 10:15.Breakfast at Sardis; 10:45. WarNews.

KGB -10, News: 10:15, Molly Morse:10:30, Front Page Farrell: 10:43.J. Frasetto

KFVD-10, Midmorning Serenade:10:30, Union Rescue Mission.

KVOF.-10, News; 10:15, Helen Hol-den; 10:30. Front Page Farrell:10:45, J. Frasetto Orch.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon

HEAR CHEF MILANI"Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More"KMPC-11 :00 A. M.

KFI-111. Light of the World: 11:15,Mystery Man; 11:30, Valiant Lady;11:45, Arnold 1.r s 'laughter

KNX-11, Bright Horizon; 11:15.Aunt Jenny's Stories; 11:30, Fletch-er Wiley; 11:45, Kate Hopkins.

KH.1-11, Cedric Foster; 11:15. Mu-sic; 11:30, Market Place; 11:45,Musk.

OECA-11, Music Appreciation Hour.KFW11-111, Toni Stoddard; 11:13.

Bing Crosby: 11 :30, Al Jarvis.KSIPC-11. Chef Milani ; 11:30.

Denny Shane; 11:45, Song ('harm-ers.

KMTK-11, 1)r. Talbot; 11:30, News;11:45, Spec. Events.

KFAC-11, l.es Adams: 11:30. PollyPatterson.

KGFJ-11, News, Stocks; 11:15. Mu-sic; 11:30, City Dwellers: 11;45.Rhythm Roundup.

KRK11-11, Music; 11:30, News;11:45, Matamoros, Pianist.

KFOX-11, Huntington Park News:11:05, Tempos of Today; 11:30.News; 11:45, Dapper Dan.

KtiER-11, News; 11:15, PurpleMules; 11:45, Music.

KFXM-11, Pop. Oral.KIND -11. Music Appreciation Hour:

11:30, Concert; 11:45, News.KGB -11, ('edrie Foster; 11:15.

News.KFVD-II, News; 11:15, Music:

11:30. Piano; 11:45, Violet Schram.HVOE--11, Monitor News; 11:15,

Neon.

12 Noon to 1 P. M.KFI -12, Farm Reporter; 12:15, Ma

Perkins: 13:30, Pepper Young'sFamily; 12:45. sic and Sade.

KNX-12. Man I Married; 12:15,Manning, News; 12:30, News, Win-ter; 12:45. Woman of ('outrage.

K11.1-12, Broadway News; 12:15.Homemaker's Club.

KECA-12, Orphans of Divorce:12:15. Honeymoon HIII; 12:30.John's Other Wife; 12:45, JustPlain Bill.

KFWB-12, Al Jarvis; 12:30. News;12:45, Jubilee.

KMPC-12 Defense Bureau: 1.2115,News; 12:30, Peter Potter.

KMTR-12, Spec. Events; 12:15,News Reel; 12:30. News: 12:45,Music.

KFAC-12. Musk: 12:15, BackseatDriver; 12:30. News; 12:43. Music.

KGFJ-12, News, Stocks; 12:15,Pain -American Review; 12:45. Mu-sic.

IiRKI)-12, Music; It:30, Jimmie'sSaddle l'als.

KFOX-12, D r: e Time; 13:15,News; 12:30, Witcitei. (:ardeo.12:45. Science of Mind.

KGER-12, News; 12:05, DesertMan; 12:15, Music; 12:30. G. Alli-son; 12:45. Music.

KFX31-12, Singin' Sam; 12:15,News.

KFI)-12, Orphans of Divorce;12:15, Honeymoon Hill; 12:30.John's Other Wife; 12:45, JustPlain Bill.

KGB -12, News.KFV1)-12, Editor of Air; 12:30,

Luncheon 51 It s I c; 12:45, VioletSchram.

1 to 2 P. M.KFI-1, Backstage Wife; 1:15, Stella

Dallas; 1:30, Lorenzo Jones; 1:43,Young Widder Brown.

KNX-1, Stepmother; 1:15, Mart andMarge: 1:30. Sri I of the Air ofAmericas.

KI1J-1:15, Mutual Dons; 1:30,Johnson Family; 1:15, Boake Car-ter.

KECA-1, Arthur Tracy: lab. ClubMatinee; 1:55. Records.

KFWB-1:30, Boulevard Quiz; 1:45,H. Horliek Orch.

KMPC-1, Peter Potter; 1:30. Cam-eos in Cellophane.

KmTR-1, Special Events; 1:45, Wo-man's World.

KFAC-1. Science of Mind; 1:15, Mu-sk; 1:30. Les Adams.

KG10.1-1, News. Stock s; 1:15,Strings: 1:30, Matinee Melodies.KRICI)-1, Music; 1:15, Salvatore

Santoella; 1:30, Music; 1:45, News,Music.

KFOX-I, Organ; 1:15. Classified;1:30, Christian Science; 1:43,Blues.

KGF:R-1, News; 1:05, Officials onParade; 1:20, Hits; 1:30, SpanishTrio.

KFXM-1 :15, Mutual Dons; 1:30,J0110000 Family; 1:45, Boake Car-ter.

KIND -1, News; 1:05. Sky Room- Sketches; 1:20, News; 1:30. AnnGibson; 1:45, On With Dance;1:55, News.

KGB -1:15, Mutual Dons; 1:30, John-son Family; 1:45, Hooke Carter.

KIND -I, News: 1:15. Moods inMusic: 1:45. Vocal Varieties.

KVOE-1 :15, Mutual Dons; 1:30.Johnson Family; 1:45, Hooke Car-ter.

2 to 3 P. M.MI -2, When a Girl Marries: 2:15.

Portia Faces life; 2:30, We theAbbott,: 2:43, Mary Marlin.

KNX-2, Whentena Playhouse; 2:15,Road of Life; 2:30, O'Neills; 2:45.Scattergood Baines.

KIL1-2, P. -T. A.; 2:15, I'll FindMy Way: 2:30, News; 2:45. Let'sPlay Bridge.

KECA-2, Classic Hour.KFWB-2, Pop. Orch.; 2:30, News

and Musk; 2 :45, Pop. Orel'.KMPC-2, Tell Me a Story; 2:15,

Fiesta; 2:30, R. Korey Orch.; 2:45,News.

KMTR-2, Woman's World.KFAC-2. Music; 2:15, Walter Crows

Murray; 2:30, MUSIC; 2:45, J. New-ton Yates. Organ.

KGFJ-2. News, Stocks: 2:15, Civle;2:30. Music.

KRKD-2. Race Resume; 2:05, Mu-sic: 2:30. News; 2:45, Music.

KFOX-2, News; 2:15. Civic; 2:30.Matinee Melodies.

KGF:R-2, News; 2:05. Music; 2:15.Salvation Army; 2:30. L. B. Band.

KFXM-2. P. -T. A.; 2:15, Pep.Orch.; 2:30, News; 2:45, fit..Spotlight.

KIND -2, C. Dant Orch.; 2:13.News; 2:30, House in the Country:2:45.. Wayne Van Dyne.

KGB -2, Investment Problems; MO,News; 2:45, Let's Play Bridge.

KFVD-2, Music Boa; 2:15, Organ:2:30, Romantic Rhythm.

KVOE-2. P. -T. A.: 2:15, I'll FindMY Way; 2:30. Newel 2:45, Let'sPlay Brills'.

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 27 FRIDAY LOGS3 to 4 P. M.

$F1-3, Right to Happiness; 3:15.Lone Journey: 3:30. Against theStorm; 3:43, Guess a Tune: 3:50.News.

KNX-3, Joyce Jordan; 3:15. EdgarIlarrison Wileman; 3:30. FrankParker: 3:45. Nancy Dixon.

EI1J-3:30, Blvd. Quiz; 3:45. Amer -lean Legion Parade; 3:55, ForestLawn.

KECA-3, Between the Boomeads;3:45, What's Doing; 3:30, Uncles -sic Hour.

KMPC-3, Johnny Olsoa.KFWB-3, News and Music; 3:15.

Pup. Orch.; 3:30, Music; 3:43,News.

KSITR-3, Spec. Events; 3:15, NewLife; 3:30, Pianos; 3:45, SanteeIlaEnsemble.

KFA('-3, Music; 3:15, Symphony.KGFJ-3. News; 3:15, Organ; 3:30.

Concert Time.KRKD-3, D. McIntire Hawaiians:

3:30, News; 3:33, Music.KFOX-3, Musical Roundup; 3:30.

Anita Boyer; 3:45, Recital.KGER-3, News; 3:20, L. B. Band.KFXM-3:30, Trading Post; 3:45.

Good Afternoon, Soldier.KFSD-3, Between Bookends; 3:15.

This Land We Defend: 3:30.Listening Time: 3:43, TravelingCook.

KGB -3, Ben Sweetland; 3:15, UncleJimmy; 3:30, Off the Record:3:45, Monitor News.

KFVD-3, News; 3:15, Favorites:3:30. Novelty Notes: 3:45, 90-90Club.

KVOE-3, Federal Music; 3:15,Haven of Rest: 3:30, BargainCounter.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4, Art Baker's Notebook; 4:30.

Bridge Club; 4:45, Frank Bingman.IENX-1, Second Mrs. Burton; 4:15.

Young Dr. Malone; 4:30, News;4:35, Galen Drake.

KHJ-4, Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Organ Melodies.

KECA-4, News; 4:15. Wings Overthe West Coast; 4:30, MusicMoods; 4:45, Superman.

KFW11-1, Don Milligan; 4:30, News& Music; 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.

HVIPC-1, Sweet and Low; 4:30.News; 4:45, Take It Easy.

KMTR-4, News; 4:15, LymanSmith; 4:30, Rainbow's End.

KFAC-4:15, Music; 4:30, L. A.City College; 4:45, Music.

KGFJ-4. News; 4;t3. Tea Time;4:30, Memory Time.

KRKD-4. Simile; 4:13, MovielandQuiz; 4:30, Music; 4:45, News.

KFOX-4, News; 4:15, Jamboree;4:45, Musk.

liGER-4. News; 4:15, Geo. Strange;4:30. Prophecy Speaks.

KFX31-4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15,Here's Morgan: 4:30, Pop. Orch.

KFSD-4. Jean Cavell; 1:15, MauriceOrch.; 4:30, C. Spivak Orch.

KGB -4. Fulton Lewis; 4:15. Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Organ Melodies.

I0VD-4, Carter Wright; 4:15. TeaTime: 4:30, News; 4:45. Serenade.

KVOE-1, Fulton Lewis: 4:15, Here'sMorgan; 4:30, Organ Melodies.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5, Don Winslow; 5:15, News

Crier; 5:30, B. Sitbransky, Organ:5:45, Weekend Dialing,

IINX-5. Galen Drake; 5:15, LoneJourney; 5:30, Bill Henry; 5:45,Garred. News: 5:55, Davis, News.

KHJ-5, Broadway News; 5:13.Orphan Annie; 5:30, Capt. Mid-night; 5:45, Jack Armstrong.

KECA-5, Twilight Tales: 5:15,News; 5:30, News of the Wirld:5:45, Tom Mix.

KMPC-5, Five O'Clock Whistle;5:15, News; 5:30, Uncle Harry.

KFWB-5, Stuart Hamblen.KFAC-5, News; 5:15, Music: 5:30.

Whoa Bill Club.KMTR-5. Dr. Davies; 5:30, News;

5:45, Musk.KGFJ-3, News; 5:15, Music; 5:30.

Sport Secrets; 5:45, Phil Stanwick.KRK1S-5, Songs of Saddle; 5:30.

Race Results; 5:45, News.KFOX-5, G n d ' Sunshine; 5:30,

Rainbow Rangers; 5:45, Ross En-terprise.

KGER-5, News; 5:05, Latin Hour.KFXM-5, World Through a Win-

dow; 5:15, Orphan Annie; 5:30,Capt. Midnight; 5:45, Jack Arm-strong.

KFSD-5, News; 5:15. Flying Petrel;5:30. News of the World: 5:45,Tom Mix.

KGB -5, Best Buys: 5:15. OrphanAnnie; 5:30. ('apt. Midnight; 5:45,Jack Armstrong.

KVOF-5, Classified: 5:15, OrphanAnnie; 5:30. ('apt. Midnight: 5;45.Jack Armstrong.

PDQQUIZ

COURTSWITCHED TO WED. NITES

63° TO 7 KFI$250 IN PRIZES AND CASH

6 to 7 P. M.KFI-8, Waltz Time; 6:30, Uncle

Walter's Dog House.KN X-6, What's On Your Mind?;

6:30. First Nighter; 6:55, GinnySimms, Songs.

KHJ-13. Gabriel Heatter; 6:15,News, Stearns; 6:30, TreasureHour in Song.

KECA-6, Adventures in Hollywood;6:15. Sports Roundup; 6:30, Mich-ael Piper, Private Detective; 6:55.News.

KFWB-6, News; 6:15. Story Be-hind News; 6:30, Vacation Time;6:45, L. A. Defense Council.

IISITR-6. Irwin Allen; 6:15. SwissYodelers; 6:30, Pay Day; 6:45. EdBobbin.

HMI'(' -6. News; 6:13. Oregon LandMan; 8:30, Sports Page; 6:45, Ta-ble for Two.

KFA('-6. Music for Everyone.KGF.1-6, News, Italian Melodies:

6:30, Fannie Reinhart.KRKD-6, Concert Music; 6:45, Mu-

sicKFOX-6. News: 6:10, Sports; 6:15,

Songs for Supper; 0:30, TesOwens; 6:45, Varieties.

KGER-6. News; 6:15. Frank Force;6:30, Jewish Hour.

KFXM-6, News; 6:05. Music; 8:30.Treasure Hour in Song.

KFSD-6, On With the Dance: 6:15,Radio Magic; 6:30. Michael Piper.Private Detective; 6:55, News.

KGB -6. Gabriel Heatter; 6:15,News; 6:30, Treasure Hour InSong.

KV0E--6, Orange County News:6:15, News; 6:30, Treasure Hourin Song.

7 to 8 P. M.KFI-7, Wings of Destiny; 7:30.

Grand Central Station.KNX-7, Hap Hazard; 5:30, How Am

I Doing?KHJ-7, Cedric Foster; 7:15, Spot-

light Bands; 7:30, Lone Ranger.KE('A-7, Elsa Maxwell; 7:15, First

Piano Quartet: 7:30, Jack Owens;7:45, News.

KFWB-7. Pop. Orch.; 7:30. News:7:45, Robert Arden.

KMPC-7, Strollin' Tom; 7:15, Mas-ters Hour.

KilTR-7, News; 7:15, Music; 7:30.Dr. Michelson.

KFAC-7, Musk America Loves;7:45, News.

K6FJ-7. Spanish Hour.KRKD-7, News; 7:15, Three Quar-

ter Time; 7:30, Do You Know?7:45, Music.

KGER-7, News: 7:05, Jewish Hour.KFOX-7, Daily Bread; 7:15. Music;

7:30, Semi -Classical; 7:45, RobertArden.

ILFXM-7. Cedric Foster; 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KGB -7. Cedric Foster; 7:15. Spot-light Bands; 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KFSD-7, Elsa Maxwell; 7:15. FirstPiano Quartet; 7:30, City SchoolForum.

KV0E-7, Cedric Foster; 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:30, Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M.r=r7-5!, Frost Warnings: 11:05, Fred

Waring; 8:15, Lum and Abner.8:30, Beechnut King Size Weekly.

KNX-8. Amos 'n' Andy; 8:15, Lan-ny Ross, Songs; 8:30, Philip MorrisPlayhouse.

KHJ-8. Quiz of Two Cities; 8:35,G. E.

KECA-8, Romance and Rhythm:8:15, Don't You Believe It; 8:30,Gang Busters.

KFWIL-8, Pop. Orch.KMPC-8, News; 8:15, Salon stud

erae; 8:45, Roberts and Henry.KNITR-8. Santaella Ensemble; 8:15,

Spec. Events.KFAC-8, Evening Concert.ECGFJ-8, News; 8:15. Music; 8:30,

Remember I'earl Harbor: 8:45,Music.

KEKD-8. Music.KFOX-8, Salon Jazz; 8:15, Even-

tide Echoes; 8:30, Judge Gardner.KGER-8. News. Spanish Hour.KEXM-8, T. Shand Orch,; 8:15,

Dance Orch.; 8:30, BBC News:8:35, Dance Oreh.

KFSD-8, P. Whiteman Orch.; 8:30.Gang Busters:

KGB -8, T. Shand Orch.; 8:15, Marchof Labor; 8:30, BBC News; 8:35,Dance Orch.

KVOE-8, T. Shand Orch.: 8:15,Dance Oreh.; 8:30, BBC News,Dance Orch.

9 to 10 P. M.KIF7-9, Whodunit?: 9:30, When

Presses Roar.KNX-9, Kate Smith; 9:35, rind cht-

Woman.1111J-9, News: 9:15, Cal Tinney;

9:30. Fulton Lewis: 9:45, R. NobleOrch.

KECA-9, Three Ring Time; 9:30.News; 9:45, Rodriguez & Sutherland.

KFWB-9, Pop. Orch.; 9:30. News;9;45, Story Behind News.

KMPC-9, Peter Potter; 9:30, DoVon Remember?

KMTR-9, Floyd Johnson; 9:30.Common Sense; 9:45. Bob Brooks.

KFAC-9, Evening Concert.KGFJ-9, News; 9:15, Music; 8:30,

Calif. State Guard; 9:45, Synco-pated Symphony.

KRKD-9, Music; 9:30. Merry -Go -Round -Up,

KFOX-9, Church of Christ; 9:15,News: 9:30, Rhythm Time.

KGER-9, News; 9:05, Aubrey Lee.KFXM-9, Nevi's; 9:15, Cal Tinney;

9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, D. Jur-gens Orch.

KFSD-9, Three Ring Time; 9:30,News; 9:45, Legion Stadium Fight.

KGB -9, News; 9:15, Cal Tinney:9:30, Fulton Lewis; 9:45, De AryanComments.

KVOE-9, News; 9:15, Cal Tin -Del; 9:30. Fulton Lewis; 9:45, D.J Orch.

10 to 11 P. M.141F1-10, Richfield N e w s; 10:15,

'Manchester Boddy; 10:30, Insidethe News (Thrifty Drug); 10:43,Tempos of Today; 10:35, NothingBut Praise.

KNX-10, Garred, News; 1015,World Today: 10:30. Masterworks.

KHJ-10, Continuous Newsreel.KECA-10, Legion Stadium Fights.KFWB-10, Pop. Orch.: 1015. Bowl -

kg Notes; 10:30, Dance Tonight.KMPC-10, Let's Dance; 10:15,

News; 10:30, C. Kennedy Trio;10:45, Dancing Party.

KMTR-10, Viennese Ens.; 10:15, B.Averill Orch.; 10:30. Spec. Events.

KFAC-10, Lucky Lager Dance Time.'El:F.1-10, News; 10:15. Music.KRKD-10, Merry -Go -Round -Up.KFOX-10, Majestic Ballroom;

10:15, Varieties; 10:30. RadioActors Guild: 10:45. Dirk Ross,

KGER-10, News; 10:10. Aubrey Lee.KFX3I-10. R. Noble Orch.; 10:30,

Sportslight; 10:45. A. KasselOrch.

KFSD-10, Fights.KGB -10. George Bacon; 10:30. A.

Kassel Orch.KVOE-10, R. Noble Orch.; 10:30,

A. Kassel Orch.11 to 12 Midnight

KFI-11, News; 11:15. PasadenaCivic Orch.' 11:30, P. WhitemanOrch., 11:55, News.

KNX-11, News, Manning: 11:15.Gene Grounds. Songs: 11:30, M.Strand Orch.; 11:55. News.

KHJ-11. H. Heidt Orch. 11:30, B.Crosby Orch.; 11:45.

Orch.Mor-

gan.KECA-11, Philharmonia.KFW18-11. Dance Tonight; 11:30,

Best In Music.KNIPC-11, Defense Bureau; 11:15.

Fan House.11MTR-11, H. Henry Orch.; 11:15,

News.KFAC-11, Lucky Lager Dance lime.KGFJ-11. News; 11:15, Musk.KRKD-11, Merry-Go-Round-Cp.KFOX-11, Music.KFXM-11, II. Heidi Orch.; 11:15.

Somerset House, Piano; 11:30, B.Crosby Orch.

KGB -11, H. Heidi Orch.; 11:30. ILCrosby Drell.

KFSD-11. America Calling;R. Wilde Oreh.; 11:30. P. White-man Orch.; 11:45 News.

KVOE-11, H. Heidi Orch.; U:30,B. Crosby Orch.

Welcome GuestVery popular with radio listeners

was handsome Fredric March's guestappearance on the Eddie Cantor showWed., Jan. 14. The veteran of morethan two score screen productions andmany stage successes was cordiallygreeted, too, by Dinah Shore, the MadRussian (Bert Gordon) and announcerHarry von Zell.

* *Situation

The recent situation in which HenryAldrich found that too many cooksspoil a cake was one of the bestin this already consistently goodstrip -show.

ShowmanlikeNever has Paul Whiteman displayed

more of the great showmanshipwhich has, no less than his out-standing musical abilities, raised himto eminence, than in his current Burnsand Allen series.

* *Big Town Change

If you have been missing the CBS"Big Town" series starring popularEdw. G. Robinson on Wednesdaynights, you can get the show at itsnew time, Thursdays, from 6:30 to7:00 p. m.

* KNX, 0:3 Thum.

New IdeaOna Munson, who plays the femin-

ine lead in Rinso's "Big Town", theCBS show starring Edward G. Robin-son, is urging her friends to followher plan for purchasing a DefenseBond with the money she saved asa result of cancellation of the Pasa-dena Rose Bowl football classic dueto wartime regulations. Miss Munsonordinarily plays hostess to a party offour or five persons.

* * IL.N.N, 6:30 p.m.Thurs.

Renewed"Bright Horizon" has been leased Jot

another year effective Jan. 5.

SATURDAY LOGS PAGE 28

SATURDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety8:00 -Tip of the Morning. KNX.8:80 -America the Free, KFI.

10:00 -Let's Pretend, KNX.10:30 -Voice of Broadway, KNX.4:30 -Little Ole Hollywood.

SZECA-KFSD.5:30 -Traffic Tribunal, KFI.6:00 -Barn Dance, KFI.7:15 -Spotlight Bands, KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-KVOE.7:30 -Grand Ole Opry, KFI.7 :30-Unis ersity Explorer,

KECA.8:30 -Spin and Win, KECA.8:30 -Hobby Lobby, KNX.9:00 -Truth or Consequences.

EFL9:30 -Edwards Family, KECA-

KFSD.9:30 -Best of the Week, KFI.

Drama9:00 -Theatre of Today, XXX.9:30 -Stars Over Hollywood.

KNX.10:00 -Lincoln Highway, KFI,12:30 -Carolina Piny -makers.

KHJ-KGB-KFXM-KVOE.2:00 -Stories of American Lib-

erties, KFI.6:00 -Green Hornet, KECA-

Ft3D.8:30-KKnickerbocker Playhouse,

KFI.

Outstanding Music8:15 -Junior Musicale, KM-

KGB-KVOE.11:00 -Metropolitan Opera,

XECA-KFSD.1:15 -Melody Bouquet. KFAC.

2:00 -Sunset S de, KECA-KHJ-KGB-KFXM-KVOE.

2:00 -Cleveland Symphony,KNX.

3:00 -Gilbert & Sullivan. KFAC.4:30 -Music Festival, KNX.5:00 -America Preferred, KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-KVOE.5:30 -California Melodies, IEHJ-

KFXM-KVOE-KGB.6:30 -Rochester Chic Orch.,

KECA.6:45 -Saturday Night Serenade.

KNX.8:00 -Evening Concert, KFAC.8:00 -Guy Lombardo, KNX.9:00 -Your Hit Parade, KNX.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dance Time,KFAC.

11:00-Philharmonia, KECA.

Public Affairs -News1:30 -Bob Garred, KNX.

:45 -Sam Hayes, KFI.12:00 -Broadway News, KHJ.12:15 -Parents and Teachers on

Home Front. KFI.4:30 -Parade of News, KHJ-

KFXM.3:30 -Timer Davis, fiNX.3:43 -Ed Tomlinson. KECA-

KFSD.4:00 -People's Platform, KNX.4:45-H. V. Kaltenborn, KFI.5:30 -News Review, KNX.9:45 -Bill Henry, KNX.

10:00 --Bob Gaffed. KNX.

Sports -Comment1:30 -Palm Beach Handicap,

KHJ-KGB-KF.XM-KVOE.5:00 -Sports Story, KNX.

Roundup. KECA.7:45 -Inside of Sports, KEIJ-

KGB-KFYLNI-KVOE.10:15 -Boeing Notes, KFWB.

SATURDAY ProgramsJANUARY 24, 1942

8 to 9 A. M.KFI-8, California Agriculture; 8:15.

Minstrel Program; 8:30, Americathe Free.

KNX-8, Tip of the Morning; 8:30.Town Crier; 8:45, National Hill-billy Champions.

KHJ-8, BBC News; 8:15, JuniorMusicale; 8:30, U. S. Army Band.

KECA-8, Breakfast Club: 8:30.News: 8:45, Robert Lee Johnson.

KFVVB-8, Pop. Orch: 8:15, News;8:30, Music; 8:45, Salvation Army.

KMPC-8, Andy & Virginia: 8:15,Market Report; 8:30, R. MorganOrch.

EMTR-8, Spanish Hour; 8:45, Re-ligious Music.

KFAC--8, Country Church: 8:30,Music: 8:45, County Medical Assn.

KGFJ-8, News, Stocks; 8:15,Breakfast Serenade: 8:45, Dr.Wiseman.

ERED-8, Music: 8:30, News, Music.KFOX-8, News; 8:15, Records;

8:45, Classified.KGER-8, News; 8:05. Soul Patrol;

8:15 Mizpala.KFXM-8, Trading Post 8:15. Sun-

shine Service; 8:45. t. S. ArmyBand.

KFSD-8, Call to Worship; 8:15.Good Cheer; 8:30. News: 8:43.Fables for Fun.

KGB -8. BBC News: 8:15, JuniorMusicale; 8:30, Army Band.

KFVD-8. Covered Wagon Jubilee.KVOE-8, BBC News: 8:15 Junior

Musicale; 8:30, Army Band.

9 to 10 A. M.KFI-9, What's Doing; 9:15. Con-

sumer Tips; 9:30, News; 9:45,County Medical Association.

KNX-9. Theater of Today: 9:30.Stars Over Hollywood.

KHJ-9, Life & the Land: 9:15,Songalogue: 9:30, Mutual Dons:9:45, Food for Thought.

KECA-9, Breakfast Club: 9:15.Federated Churches; 9:30. FortyPlus Associates; 9:45, Naomi Rey-nolds.

KFW13-9. Pop. Orch.; 9:30. News:9:45, Swing Session.

KMPC-9, News: 9:15, MorningPickup; 9:30, News.

KMTR-9, Christian American Cru-sade; 9:15, Spec. Events; 9:30, W.B. Record; 9:45. Solney James.

KFAC-9. Daily Inspirational; 9:15.Melodies; 9:3o, Music.

KGFJ-9, News, Stocks; 9:15, Mu-sic; 9:30, Waltz Time.

KRKD-9, Sagebrush Serenade; 9:30.Music: 9:45. News.

KFOX-9, Firebrands for Jesus:9:45. Midmorning Melodies.

KGER-9. News; 9:05. March Aheadof Time; 9:30, Revival; 9:45, FullGospel.

KFXM-9, Life & the Land; 9:15,Songalogue; 9:30, Children's Scrap -boo

KFSDk.-9, Friendship Exchange:9:15, i'et Club; 9:30, NationalFarm and Home.

KGB -9. Life & the Land; 9:15, Song-alogue; 9:30, Children's Scrapbook.

KFVD-9. Waltz; 9:15, News; 9:30.Here Comes Parade.

KV0E-9, Life & the Land; 9:13,Songalogue; 9:30, Children's Scrap-book.

10 to 11 A. M.KFI-l0. Lincoln Highway; 10:30.

Call to Youth; 10:45, On the Job.KNX-10. Let's Pretend; 10:30, Voice

of Broadway; 10:45. U. S. ArmyRecruiting.

KHJ-10, News; 10:15 C. MautheOrch.; 10:30, Colonial NetworkOreh.

KECA-10, L. A. Board of Educa-tion; 10:15, W. P. A. Symphony;10:30, Dr. William Casselberry10:45, War News.

KFWB--10, Swing Session; 10:45.News.

KMPC-10, Say When; 10:30. BooksIn Review: 10:45. News.

KMTR-10, Our Saviour's LutheranChurch; 10:15. News; 10:30, Bossof Rainbow's End.

KFAC-1U, Serenade: 10:30. News;10:45. Congregational Church.

KGFJ-10, News; 10:15. Music;10:30, Yugoslav Music; 10:45, Mu-sic.

KGER-10. News; 10:05, Full Gos-pel; 10:15, Jesus' Name; 10:30.Bright Corner; 10:43, SunshinePastor.

KFXM-10. News; 10:15, C. MautheOreh.; 10:30, Colonial Orch.

KMTR KFI KECA K11.1 KFVO USG K6FJ KUM KFAC KRER

IFFSDIKMPCTIEVTKFWITKNX T KFOXTRITKVOE5701- I- cilr 93frimilr rgo TI330T13 -r-

600 710 870 960 1070 12 0 1280 1360 1490

KRKD-10, Paddock Flashes; 10:15.Music; 10:30. Voice of Govern-ment; 10:45. News, Music.

KFOX-10, News; 10:15. Second Cupof Coffee; 10:30, Musicale; 10:45,Rhythmic Age.

KFSD-10. National Farm & Home:10:30. Music by Laval: 10:45, News.

KGB -10, News; 10:15. Stars of To-morrow; 10:43. Colonial Orch.

KFVD-10, Gospel in Song; 10:30.Midmornint( Serenade.

KVOE-10, News: 10:30, Federal Mu-sic; 10:45, Colonial Network Orch.

11 A. M. to 12 Noonnri-n, U. S. Marine Corps.: 11:15.

Golden Melodies; 11:30, WbatchaKnow, Joe?

KNX-i1. Of Men and Books; 11:30.Brush Creek Follies.

KHJ-11:30. B. Cummins Orch.KECA-11, Metropolitan Opera.KFWB-11, Captain Quiz; 11:15.

Bing Crosby; 11:30, Al Jarvis.KMPC-11, Down the Mississippi;

11:30, Fiesta; 11:43, Norman Pa-rade.

KMTR-11, Dr. Talbot; 11:30. Wo-man's World.

KFAC-11, Les Adams; 1130. Music.KGFJ-11, News; 11:15. Music;

11:30. City Dwellers; 11:45, RhythmRoundup.

KRKD-11, Music; 11:30, News;11:45, Matamoros, Pianist.

KFOX--11, Huntington Park News;11:03, Records; 11:30, News; 11:45,Rough Riders.

KGER-11. News: 11:15. PurpleMules; 11:45, Police Interview.

KFXM-11:30, B. Cummins Orch.KFSD-11. Metropolitan Opera.KGB -11:30, B. Cummins Oreh.KFVD-11. News; 11:15, Musical Al-

bum; 11:30, Piano; 11:43. VioletSchram.

KVOE-11:30. B. Cummings Orch.

12 Noon to 1 P. M.KFI-12. Farm Reporter: 12:15.

National Congress Parents andTeachers on Home Front; 12:30,Campus Capers; 12:45, U. S. ArmyRecruiting.

KNX-12. Columbia Country Jour-nal: 12:30, F.O.B. Detroit; 12:55.News.

KHJ-12, Broadway News: 12:15.Music; 12:30, Carolina Playmakers.

KECA-12, Metropolitan Opera.KFW11-12, Al Jarvis; 12:30. News;

12:45, Jubilee.KMPC-12, Defense Bureau; 12:15,

News; 12:30. Catalina Travelogue:12:45. Musical Marathon.

KMTR-12, Spec. Events; 12:15.News Reel; 12:30, News; 12:45.Music.

KFAC-12, Luncheon Concert; 12:30.News; 12:45, W.P.A. Program.

ISGFJ-12, News; 12:15, Pan Amer-ican Reviews; 12:45. Jungle Jim.

KRKD-12, Music; 12:30, Jimmie'sSaddle Pals.

KFOX-12, Tin Pan Alley; 12:15.News; 12:30, Music; 12:45, DickRoss.

KGER-12, News; 12:10, Music.KFX31-12, University Life; 12:15.

News; 12:30, Carolina Playmakers.KGB -12, University Life; 12:30,

Carolina Playmakers.KFSD-12, Metropolitan Opera.KFVD-12. Luncheon Music: 12:15.

Organ: 12:30. Luncheon Music:12:45, Violet Schram.

KVOE-12. University Life; 12:30,Carolina Playmakers.

1 to 2 P. M.KFI-1, News, 1:15, Weekend Whim-

sey: 1:30, Air Youth of America;1:45, Melodie Strings.

KNX-1, Matinee at Meadowbrook.KHJ-1, News; 1:05. 8. Dunham

Orch.; 1:30, Palm Beach Handicap.KECA-1, Metropolitan Opera.KFWB-1:30 Boulevard Quiz; 1:45,

Vocal Varieties.KMPC-1. Musical Marathon.KMTR-1, Dick Ross; 1:30, Pension.KFAC-1, J. Newton Yates. Organ:

1:15, Melody Bouquet.KGFJ-1, News; 1:15. Strings Pre-

sent; 1:30. Matinee Melodies.KRRD-1, Music; 1:45, News. Music.KFOX-1, Organ; 1:15, Classified;

1:30. Christian Science MonitorViews the News: 1:45, Civic.

KGER-1, News: 1:05, Traffic Whys;1:20. Bits of Hits; 1:30, SpanishTrio.

KFX31-1. News. S. Dunham Orch.;1:30, Palm Beach Handicap.

KFSD-1. Metropolitan Opera.KGB -1, News, S. Dunham Orch.;

1;30, Palm Beach Handicap.

KFVD-1, News; 1:15, Moods In Mu-sic; 1:30, Hawaiian; 1:45, VocalVarieties.

KV0E-1. News, S. Dunham Orch.;1:30, Palm Beach Handicap.

2 to 3 P. N.KFI-2, Stories of American Liber-

ties; 2:45, News Correspondents.Cleveland Symphony,

KHJ-2, Glenn Miller Sunset Sere-nade.

KECA-2, Sunset Serenade.KFWB--2, Al Jarvis.K3IPC-2, Musical Marathon.KMTR-2, Woman's World.KFAC-2:15, D. A. R.; 2:30, Music.KGFJ-2, News; 2:15, Civic; 2:30,

Front Page Drama; 2:45, Music.KRKD-2, Race Resume; 2:05, Mu-

sic; 2:30, News; 2:45, Music.KFOX-2, Half & Half; 2:30. Vari-

eties; 2:45, Matinee Melodies.KGER-2, News; 2:05, Desert Man:

2:15 Gospel Echoes; 2:30, L, B.Band.

KFXM-2, Pop. Oreh.KIND -2. B. Allen Oreh.; 2:30, Con-

cert Musicale.KGB -2, G. Miller Sunset Serenade.KFI-D-2. Music Box; 2:30, Salva-

tion Army,KVOE-2, G. Miller Sunset Serenade.

3 to 4 P. M.KFI-3, Marine Corps Transcription;

3:15, J. Sudy Orch.; 3:30, Religionin the News.

KNX-3, Calling Pan -America; 3:30,Davis, News; 3:45, The World To-day.

KHJ-3 Prayer; 3:01. AnchorsAweigh; 3:30. Parade of News.

KECA-3, Carlton Hotel Orch.; 3:15,What's Doing; 3:30. Jean Cavan;3:45, Edward Tomlinson.

RINI'S-3. Music Makers.KMPC-3, Foreman of Flying Y.KMTR-3, Spec. Events; 3:30. Piano;

3:45, Walter Lawson.KFAC-3, Gilbert & Sullivan Opera.KGFJ-3. News; 3:15, Organ; 3:30,

Concert Time.KRKD-3, Music; 3:30, News; 3:35,

Music.KFOX-3. Matinee Melodies; 3:15,

Diminutive Classics; 3:30, RecitalTime: 3:45, Just Relax.

KGER-3, News; 3:20, Long BeachBand.

KFXM-3, Prayer: 3:01. AnchorsAweigh; 3:30, Parade of News.

ILFSD-3:25, News: 3:30. Jean Ca-van; 3:45, Ed Tomlinson.

KGB -3, Prayer: 3:01, AnchorsAweigh; 3:30, George Bacon; 3:45,Parade of News.

IIFVD-3, News; 3:15, Pop. Favor-ites; 3:30, Novelty Notes; 3:45,Band Music.

KVOE-3, Prayer; 3:01, AnchorsAweigh.

4 to 5 P. M.KFI-4:30, Off the Record 4:45,

H. V. Kaltenborn.KNX-4, People's Platform; 4:30,

('olumbia's Music Festival.KHJ-4, Dr. Matthews; 4:45, B.

Noble Orch.KECA-4, Message of Israel; 4:30.

Little Ole Hollywood.KFWB-4, Music; 4:30, Blind Artists

Guild; 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.KMPC-4:30, Crosbyana.KISTR-4, News; 4:15, Camera

Clinic; 4:30, Swedish Gospel Sing-er; 4:45, King's Trumpeters.

KFAC-4, Music; 4:30, 1.. S. Army:4:45, Christian Science.

KGFJ-4, News: 4:15, Tea Time:4:30, Memory Time.

KRKD-4, Music; 4:15 MovielandQuiz; 4:30, Music; 4:45. News.

KFOX-4, News: 4:15, Jamboree;4:30, Caballeros.

KGER-4. News: 4:15. GeorgeStrange; 4:30, Prophecy Speaks.

KFXM-4, Dr. Matthews; 4:45, R.Noble Orch.

KFSD-4, Message of Israel; 4:30.Little Ole Hollywood.

KGB -4. Dr. Matthews; 4:45, R.Noble Orch.

KFVD-4. Piano; 4:15, CarterWright; 4:30, News; 4:45, Seren-ade.

KV0E-1, Dr. Matthews; 4:45, R.Noble Orch.

5 to 6 P. M.KFI-5, On the Scouting Trail; 5:30.

Traffic Tribunal: 5:46. News.KNX-5 Sports Story; 5:15, Erwin

Organ;Yeo 5:30, Saturday NewsReview. Winter; 5:45, Bob Garred.News; 5:55. Davis, News.

KHJ-5. America Preferred; 5:30,California Melodies,

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 29 SATURDAY LOGSKECA-5, IL Wilde Orch.; 5:13.

Sports Roundup: 5:30, Ted SteeleVariety Program.

KFWB-5, Stuart Humbles.KMPC-5. American Hour.KMTR-5, Dr. Davies; 5:30. News;

5:45, Music.KFAC-5, News; 5:15, M. Howard

Fagan.KGFJ-5, News; 5:15, Music; 5:30.

Sport Secrets.KRKD-5. Songs of Saddle; 5:30.

Race Results; 5:45, News.KFOX-5, Jamboree: 5:30. Marine

Recruiting: 5:45, Dick Ross.KGER-5, News; 5:05. Latin Hour.KFXM-5 America Preferred; 5:30,

California Melodies.KIND -5, News: 5:15, R. Wilde

Orch.; 5:30, Ted Steele VarietyProgram.

KGB -5, America Preferred: 5:30,Belle Benchiey; 5:45, News of theWeek.

KVOE-5, America Preferred; 5:30,California Melodies.

6 to 7 P. M.KFI-6, National Barn Dance.KNX-5, Who, What, Where and

Why?: 6:30, Here's the story; 6:43.Saturday Night Serenade.

KECA-6, The Green Hornet; 6:30.Rochester Chic Orch.

KHJ-6, News, Music; 6:15, News;6:3e. Sinfonletta.

KFW14--6. News: 6:15. Captain Olds:6:30. Rabbi Winkler; 6:45, Citizensfor Victory.

KMPC-6, Other Americas; 6:30.Carnival.

KMTR-6, Irwin Allen; 8:15. NewsReel; 6:30, Swiss Vodelers: 6:45,Santuella Ensemble.

KGFJ-6, News, Italian Melodies;6:30, Music.

KFAC-6, Music for Everyone.KRKD-6. Concert Music; 6:45.

Father Vaughun.KFOX-6, News; 8:10, Sports; 6:15,

Music.KFXM--6, Pop. Orch.; 6:15, News.

Stearns; 6:30, Sinfonletta.KGER-6. News: 6:05. Music.KFSD-6, The Green Hornet; 6:30.

Whistling Parson.KGB -6. Music for You: 6:15, News;

6:30. Sinfonletta; 6:45, Keep 'EmFlying.

KVOE-6, News. Music: 6:15, DinnerMusic; 6:30, Sinfonietta.

7 to 8 P. M.KFI-7, Sports Newsreel; 7:15.

News; 7:30, Grand Ole Opry,KNX-7, Saturday Night Serenade:

7:15, Erwin lien; 7:30, HI, Neigh-bor.

KHJ-7, News & Views; 7:15, Spot-light Bands: 7:43, Inside of Sports.

KECA-7, Hemisphere Revue; 7:30.Unhersity Explorer: 7:45, News.

KFWB--7. l'op. Orel.: 7:30, News;7:45. American Sketches.

KMPC-7. Salon Modern: 7:30. Mu-sic City.

KMTR-7, News; 7:15. PlaygroundDept. Music; 7:30, Dr. Michelson.

KFAC-7, Dr. J. W. Fifield; 7:30.Music: 7:45, News.

KGFJ-7, Spanish Hour.KRKI)-7, News: 7:15, Three -Quar-

ter Time; 7:30, IM You Know?KFOX-7. Diary Drama; 7:15. Pop.

7:30, Judge Gardner. -

KGER-7, News: 7:05. Spanish Hour.KFXM-7, News & Views; 7:15,

Spotlight Bands; 7:45, Inside cfSports.

KING -7:45, Eiangelistic Menke.KIND -7. Rhythm Ramblers; 7:30.

I Hear America; 7:45. S. KayeOrch.: 7:55, S. 0. News.

KGB -7, News & Views: 7:15, Spot-light Bands: 7:45. Inside of Sports.

KVOE-7. News & Views; 7:15, Spot-light Bands; 7:45. Inside of Sports.

8 to 9 P. M.KFI-8, Frost Warnings: 8:05,

Music by Sweeten; 8:30, Knicker-bocker Playhouse.

KNX-8. G. Lombardo Drell.; 8:30.Hobby Lobby; 8:55, Winter, News.

KHJ-8. R. Noble Orch.: 8:30, Ra-dio Rodeo.

KECA-8. P. Whiteman Orch.; 8:30.Spin and Win with Jimmy Flynn.

KF'%411-8. Navy in Review; 8:16.Women's Conference; 8:30, Glen-dale Orch.

KM1'C-8, L. Clinton Orch.; 8:30.Music City.

KMTR-8, Spec. Events: 8:30. SunFestival.

KFAC-8, F.hening Concert.

KGFJ-8, News; 8:15, Music; 8:30,Remember Pearl Harbor; 8:45.Music.

KE0X-8. Naval Reserve; 8:15, Va-rieties; 8:30, 1.uken Valley Church.

KGER-8. News; 8:03. Spanish Hour.KFXM-8, R. Noble Orch.: 8:30,

Radio Rodeo.KIND -8:30, Spin and Win.KGB -8. R. Noble Orris; 8:30. Radio

Rodeo.KVOE-8. R. Noble Orel:.; 8:30. Ra-

dio Rodeo.

9 to 10 P. M.KFI-9. Truth or Consequences; 9:30.

Best of the Week; 9:55, Music.KNX-9, Your Hit Parade; 9:45, Bill

Henry.KIIJ-9, News; 9:15 Clinic Forum

(Dr. Hiss Foot Clinic): 9:45, G.Williams Orch.; 9:35. G. F..

KECA-9, News; 9:05, H. BusseOrch.; 9:15. Postal Oddities; 9:30Edwards Family.

KFW14-9, Pop. Birch.; 9:30, News:9:45, Pop. Orch.

KMPC-0. Music Box; 9:30. Do YouRemember?

KMTR-9, Music City: 9:30, Spec.Events; 9:45, Bob Brooks.

KFAC-9, Evening Concert.KGFJ-9. News; 9:15. Syncopated

Symphony.MIA -9, News: 9:15, Semi -Classi-

cal; 4:45, Russ BallroomKGER-9. News; 9:05. Music: 9:30.

Russian Lecture.KFXM-9, News: 9:15. S. Fields

Orch.: 9:30, Williams Orch.KING -29:3C News; 9:35, Radio S. S.

Teacher.KFSI)-9. News: 9:05, H. Busse

Orch.; 9:15, News; 9:30. EdwardsFamily.

KGB -9, News; 9:15, 9. FieldsOrel,.: 9:30. G. Williams Orch.

KV0E-9 News: 9:15 S. FieldsOrch.: 9:30, G. Williams Orch.

10 to 11 P. M.KFI-lo, News; 10:15, Roseland

Orch.: 10:30, Pasadena Chic (tech.:10:55, Music.

KNX-10. Garred. News; 10:15. SongTime: 10:30, W. Hatch Orel).

KFLI-10. Contin Newsreel.KECA-10, Roseland Orch.; 10:30.

T. Dorsey Orel).

KIW0-1():15, Bowling Notes; 10:30.Dance Tonight.

KMI'C-10, Let's Dance: 10:15,News; 10:30, C. Kennedy Trio;10:45, Dancing Party.

KMTR-10, Viennese Ens.; 10:15, B.Averill Oreb.: 10:30, Spec. Events.

KFAC-10, Lucky Lager Dance Time.KFOX-10, Rhythm Time: 10:15,

Varieties: 10:30, Ross Ballroom;10:45. Majestic Ballroom.

KGFJ-10. News; 10:15, VictoryAssembly.

KGER-10, News; 10:10, l'op. Con-cert.

KFXM-10, R. Noble Orel:.; 10:30.R. Nano Oreh.; 10:45, Korn Hob -biers.

KING -10. Silver Band; 10:30, News:10:3.5, Prelude to Slumber.

KIND -10. B. Allen Inch.: 10:30.Pasadena Civic Drell.; 10:55, News.

KliB-10. R. Noble Orch.: 10:30.News: 10:45, Korn Kobblers.

KVOF:-10, R. Noble Omit.: 10:39,R. Norvo Orch.; 10:45, Korn Kob-blers.

11 to 12 MidnightKFI-11. News; 11:15. P. Harris

Oreh.; 11:30, R. Wilde Orch.; 11:45.P. Whiteman Welt.; 11:55, News.

KNX-11, News, Huntley: 11:15.Murtha Mears; 11:30, M. StrandOrch.; 11:55. News.

KHJ-11. Billy Berg; 11:15, H. HeidiOrch.: 11:30, B. Crosby Orch.

KEI'A-11, Philharmonia.KFWB-11, Dame Tonight; 11:30.

Musical Comedy Moments.K31PC-11, Defense Bureau: 11:15.

Fun House.KFAC-11, Lucky I.ager Dance Time.KMTR -11, H. Henry Orch.; 11:13.

News.KGFJ-11. News; 11:15, Music.KFXM-11, H. FIeldt Orch.; 11:15,

Somerset House. Piano: 11:30, B.Crosby Orel,.

KFSG-11, :Music; 11:30, News:11:33, Drama.

KGB -11, H. Heldt (Meth; 11:30. B.Crosby Orel).

KFSD-11. P. Harris Orch.; 11:30.R. Wilde Orch.; 11:55, News.

KVOE-11, H. Held( Orch.; 11:30,B. Crosby Orch.

WAR NEWS BROADCASTSNOTE: Figures in parentheses following caU letter

7:00 A.M. KFI (Meyers) (640) M. thru Ss.KOF.11 (Warner) (1230) M. thru Sa.KHJ (Doyle) (930) M. thru Sa.KVOE (Doyle) (1490) M. thru F.KECA (Lawton) for Mc-

Mahan's (790) M. thru Ss.7:15 A.M. KMPC (Babbe) thru Sa.

KF1 (Lawton) forMeMahan's (840) thru Sa.

7:30 A.M. KNX (Garred) (1070) M. thru Sa.KECA (Bishop) (790) M. thru Sa.KRKD (Douglas)

(1150) M. tau Sa.7:45 A.M. KFWB (Charles) (980) M. thru Sn.

KGB (Haworth) (1360) M. thru Sn.KHJ (Haworth) (930)_ M. thru Sa.KVOE (Haworth) (1490) M. then Sus.KNX (Pringle) (1070).. M. thru F.KFI (Hayes) (640) M. thru Ss.

8:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner) (123e) Dally8:30 A.M. KECA (Frandsen) (790) M. thru Sa.

KHJ (Nesbitt) (930) M. thru F.KVOE (Doyle) (1490).. M. thru F.1F1 (Bishop) (640) U. thru Sn.

9:00 A.M. KMPC (Babble) (710) __DailyEH! 'Hughes) (830) M. thru F.KGFJ (Warner) (1230) 31. thruKFXM (Hughes) (1240).M. thru F.KVOE (Hughes) (1490) M. thru F.

9:15 A.M. KIND (Gray) (1020) M. thru Sa9:30 A.M. KVOE (Wiggins) (1490).M. thru F.

KFI (640) M. thru F.9:45 A.K. KRKD (Davis) (1150) M. thru Ss.

KMPC (Roberts) (710) M. thru Sa.KFSD dliett) (790) ___ M. thru F.

10:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warner) (1230) M. thru SaKill (Hardy) (930) DailyKGB (Hardy) (1360) DailyKFOX (Huston) (1280) M. thru SaKFXM (Hardy) (1240) M. thru Sa.KVOE (Hardy) (1490) Daily

10:30 A.M. KFAC (Des Assets)(1330) M. thru Ss

10:45 A.M. KMP(' (Roberts) (710) M. thru Sa.KECA (790) Si. thru Sa.

and announcer are frequencies in kilocycles. and correspond to the numbers on your radio dial.

11:00 A.M. KGFJ (Warmer) (1°30) ...M. tbru Ss.KGER (Goss) (13901.......M. thru Sa.

11:30 A.M. KRKD (Bell) (1150) __ M. then Se12:00 Noon KGB (Haworth) (1360) M. thru Th.

KVOE (Haworth) (1490) M thru Th.KGFJ (Warner) (1230) M. thru Sa.KGF:R (Mills) (1390) DailyKIIJ (Nesbitt) (for Broadway)

(930) Daily12:15 P.M. KNX (Manning) (1070) M. thru F.

KNOW (Roberts) (MO) M. thru SaKFXM (Bnichly) 11240) M. thru Sm.KFI (Kaitenborn) (6401 -Su.

12:30 P.M. KNX (Winter) (1070) M. thru F.KFWB (Colbert) (980) M. tbru Sa.%FA(' (Des Autels)

(1330) M. thru Sa.1:00 P.M. KGFJ (Warner) (1230) M. (lieu Ss.

KFVD (Gray) (1020) M. thru Sn.1:45 P.M. KKK!) (1150) M. thin; Sa.2:00 P.M. KGFJ (Warner) (1230) Daily

KGER (1390) Daily2:30 P.M. KRKI) (Bell) (1150) 111. thru Sa.

KHJ (Brundage) (930) M. thru F.KVOE (Brundage) (1490) M thru F.KIANI (Brundage) (1240) M. tiara F.

2:45 P.M. KMPC (7107 N thru F

3:00 P.M. KGFJ (floater) (1230).. M. thru Sa.KFVI) (1020) M. thru Ss.KNX (Davis) (1070) Sa.3:30 P.M.

3:50 1..M. 4Fl (640) M thru F.4:00 P.M. KGFJ (Hunter) (1230) ...Daily

KECA 1790) Su thru F.KHJ (Lewis) (930) 111 thru F.KVOE (Lewis) (1490) M. thru F

4:30 P.M. KMPC (Masterson)(710) M. thru F.

KFV1) (1020) M. thn; Sa.KNX (Joy) (1070) M. thru F.

4:45 P.M. KRKI) (Langford) (1150) A. -KF1 (Bingman) (640) M., W.. F.KFI (Kaltenborn (640) Sa.

5:00 P.M. KGFJ (Hunter) (1230) SI thru SsKFAI (Des Autels) (1330) 51. - F.KHJ (Nesbitt) (for Broadway)

(930) 5I. thru F.5:15 P.M. KMPC (Roberts) (710) M. thru F.

KECA (790) . M. thru F.5:30 P.M. KECA (Sandercook)

(7904 M.. Tu., Th.,

8:45 P.M.

5:55 P.M.8:041 P.M.

8:15 P.M.

7:00 P.M.

7:30 P.M.7:411 P.M.

6:00 P.M.

8:45 P.M.

9:00 P.M.

9:30 P.M.

9:45 P.M.

10:00 P. M.

10:15 P.M.10:30 P.M.

11:00 P. M.

11:55

KFI (640) ...... .... M.. W., Sa.KRKI) (Bell) (1150) .._. M. thru SR.KNX ((Jarred) (1070)... M. thruKNX (Davis) (1070) Daily

KGFJ (Hunter) (1230) M. thruKFOX (1280) DailyKFWB R ) (980)....DallyKHJ (Matter) (930) .....M. thru F.KH.1 (Stearns) (930) M.. W., F.KHJ (Arlington) (930) Tu., Th..Sa.KHJ (Swing) (930)..._...M.. Th.KGB (Swing) (1360) M.. Th.KHJ (Hughes) (930) Tu.. W., SuKRKI) (Langford)

(1150) M. thru SaKFWB (Reagan) (980) DailyKECA (790) M. W. Th. F. SuKFWB (980) (Arden) M. thru F.KF4C (Des Autels

(1330) H.thru SaKGFJ (Hunter) (1230) DailyK MP(' (Huston) (710) Su. flint F.K GER (1360) .._..._ DallyKMPC (Roberts.

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(640) Su. thru F.K NX (Montan) (1070) DailyKF1 (Edwards) (840) DailyFIGF.1 (1230) ...... DailyKNX (1070) .Dally

PAGE 20 RADIO LIFE JANUARY 19. 1942

THE PROGRAM FINDERNote: Programa marked with an asterisk (*) are of the contest, quiz, or offer type.

Adams. Les .KFAC. 11 a.m. M-Sa1:30 p.m. 111-F

Adventures In Hollywood...KECA, 6 p.m. Tu-FAdientures in Melody

Knit KGB, KVOE, 8:30 p. m. WAgainst the Storm KFI, 3:30 p.m. 111-FAir Youth of America KFI, 1:30 p.m. SnAlbright, Eddie KILL 10:45 a.m. M -FAlbum of Familia% Music.....KFL 6:30 p.m. SoAldrich Family. .KFI, 9 p.m. ThAllen. Fred. KNX. 9 p.m. WAmanda__ ....... ...KECA. KFSD, 12:15 p.m. M -FAmerica Preferred

KIM KGB, KFX.M, KVOE, 5 p.m. SaAmerica the Free KFI, 8:30 a.m. SaAmerican Forum

_.....KHJ. KGB. KVOE, KFXM. 5 p.m. SuAmerican Legion Parade KHJ, 3:45 p.m. FAmerican Melody Uour..KECA. KFSD. 7 p.m. WAmerican Wildlife KHJ. 3:30 p.m. IVAmerican Sketches KFWB, 7:45 p.m. SaAmericas Sneak KHJ. 10 n.m. Su

KGB KVOE. 12 m. SuAmos 'n' Andy ___--.__KNX. 8 p.m. 31-FAnchors Aweigh

KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE. 3 p.m. SnAndy & Virginia KMPC, 7:30 a.m. 81-SnAnswering You KGB. 8;115 p.m. SuAnthony. John J KECA, KFSD, 7 p.m. SuAre You a Missing Heir?___KNX, 8:30 p.m. TuAre

You Musical? KMPC, 10 p.m. SuArkansas Traveller ..KNX, 9:30 p.m. TuArmy Camp News...HECA, KFSD. 9:15 p.m. WArmy Recruiting KFI. 12:45 p.m. SnArnold Grimm s Dmighter--MFL 11:45 a.m. M -FAstor. Mary .KNX. 9:30 p.m. lifAsk Eleanor Nash KFSD. 3:45 p.m. WAs the Twig Is Bent.

KB.). KGB. KVOE, KFXM, 8:45 a.m. 31I -FAunt Jenny ..............._-.KNX. 11:15 a.m. Ill -FAuthor's News Digest KMPC. 4:15 p.m. SitAutry. Gene..----_..solx. 3:30 p.m. Su

Bachelor's rhIldreu.- KFI, 10:30 a.m. 311-FBackseat Driver.. . KFAC. 12:15 p.m. Tii-F.Backstage Wife HIFI, 1 p.m. rd -Ftinker. Art. KFI. 8:15 a.m. B. M. t: 4 p.m. M -FBarn Dance . - .KFI, 6 p.m. SnBasin St. Music RECA, 10 p.m. WBeauty Counselor ILMPC, 11:30 a.m. Tu. ThBattle of the Sexes --.....KFI, 9:30 p.m. faBecker. Bbly KFI. 12 m. SuBehind the Mike.-KECA. KFSD, 1:30 p.m. SuBenny, Jack KFI, 4 p.m. Su

KECA. KFSD. 8:30 p.m. SuBerle. Milton KECA. KFSD, 9 p.m. FBest of the Week... KFI. 9:341 p.m. SnBetween Bookends .. SECA, KFSD, 3 p.m. M -FBig Sister . 1ENX, 9:13 a.m. 1111-FBig Town ___ ..... KNX, 6:30 p.m. ThBill of Rights KNITIt, 8:45 P.m. MMagma°, Frank ...._..KFI. 4:45 Pm M. W FBlind Artists Guild. KliV11S 4:30 p.m. SsBlondie KNX, 7:30 p.m. 51Roddy, Manchester KFI, 10:15 p.m. 51. 11, FBooks in Review ....... ......KMPC. 01:30 a.m. SuBookman'. Notebnok . Fri's. 6.30 0 m soBookworm. Iii1J, KVOE, KGB. 12:45 p.m. M-ThBoulevard Quiz 1.11.1, 3:30 p.m. F

KFV1 IL 1:30 p.m. Tu-SaBowes. Major. .---- KNX, 6 p.m. ThBowling Notes..--KFWB, 10:15 p.m. Dailylitiwron. Fletcher.. ... KECA, 6:30 p.m. Ti,Breakfast Club KECA, 8:15 a.m. M -F

KECA, 8 a.m. Sn: 9 n.m. M-Sa.... KHJ, KGB. KFX.M, IL1 OE. 8 a.m. M -F

Breakfast at Sardi's KECA. 10:15 n.m. M -FBreneman. Tom !M('A, 10:13 a.m 51-FBrewer. Sam MU. KGB. KVIIE, 9:40 a.m. SuBrewster Boy ---- KF1, 6:30 p.m. 81Bridge to Dreamland KV'. 10:13 p.m. SuBridge Club KFI. 5:15 p m. 11, W. 4:30 p.m FBright Horizon......----- _HINZ,. 11 a.m. M -FBrinker, Kaye

.... KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE, 6:45 p.m. 51Broadway News KILL 12 m. D; 5 p.m. M -FBrush Creek Follies .... ...... KNX. 11:30 a.m. SnBulldog Drummond ...

KHJ. KFXM. KVOE, 3:30 p.m. SiiBurns and Allen KFI. 6 p.m. ToBurns. Bob --------___KNX. 9:30 p.m. TuCabbages & Kings REV, 3:45 p.m. SuCalifornia Agriculture. KM 8 a.m. laCalifornia Melodies

KH.I. KGB. KVOE. KFX111, 5:30 p.m. SsCalling Pan America KNX, 3 p.m. SsCall to Youth KFI. 9:30 .m SaCall to Youth......__...Kil, 111:30 a.m. SitCanary Chorus KIM. Kt.B. 10:30 a.m. SuCapt. Flagg & Sergeant Quirt

..... . ...... ...._ KECA. Kn.!). 4:30 p.m SuCaptain lack KIM 4:30 p.m. 51Captain Midnight ....

. ICH& KGB. KFX11. KS OE. 5:30 p.m 14-FCarnation Hour .. Kn. I p.m. IICarnation Bouquet Kii.1, 11:43 a.m. Ti,, ThCarolina Playniakers

KILL KGB. KFX51, KVOE, 12:30 p.m. SnCarter, Boake

RH& KGB. KFXM. KVOE. 1:45 n.ni 5...4Causelberry, Dr. .KECA. 10:30 a.m. SaCatholic Hour KECA. 3 p.m. Su

Cavalcade of America .. . __KFI, 7:30 p.m. elCavell, Jean KECA, KFSD. 3:30 p.m. SaChapel Quartet KFI, 8:45 p.m. SuChase & Sanborn. - 5 p.m. SuChats About Dogs..-- . -...KF1, 12 m. SuChef Milani._ ...... _..-.KMPC. 11 a.m.

KFS1). 4 p.m. ThChicago Round Table KFI. 11:30 a.m. SuChicago Theatre KGB. KIDE. 8 p.m. WChildren's Scrapbook

KGB. KFX.M, KVOE. 9:30 a.m KaChoices in Voices KECA. 6 p.m. 31Christian Science Program

.KFAC, 4:45 p.m. Tu. Th SaKFOX, 1:30 p.m. M. W. F

Church Federation Vespers cFCA. 130 p.m. .01Cinema Review..___.._... KECA. 10:45 a.m. SuCity Duellers . .KliFJ. II :3a a.m. M... aCleveland Symphony_ .-...KNX, 2 p.m. SaClassic Hour. KECA, 2 p.m. M -VClinic Forum (Dr. Ills. Font

.KILL 11 a.m. To: 9:15 p.m. SaClose. Upton.. KFI. 10 a.m. SuClub Matinee KECA, 1 p.m. Tu. Th

KECA. 1:15 p.m. M. F: 1:30 p.m. WColumbia Church......KNX, 10 a.m. SuColumbia Conntry Journal KNX. 12 m. SnColumbia Music Festival.__KNX, 4:30 p.m. 8/1Columbia Workshop ... KNX. 5 p.m. SuConcert Petite KFI, 11:15 a.m. SuConfessions of the Corsair

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOF:, 3 p.m. SitConsumer Tips KFI. 9:15 a.m. SaContented Hour ......... EFL 7 n.m. 11Continuous Newsreel_ _KIM 10 p.m. 111 -SitCouncil of Beauty .KMPC. 11:3a r..111. li. 5%, 1'Counselor, Mary.. KNX. 3:15 p.m. WCounty Medical Atinn..........KFAC, 8:45 a.m. Sa

.K1F1, 9:45 a.m. SnCovered Wagon Jubliee....KFVD, 7:15 a.m. 11I-SaCivil. Joe --KFWB, 6:30 p.m. Su*Crime Doetor...... KNX. 8 p.m. SoCrocker. Betty__ ----...KNX. 8:30 a.m. W. FCrosby. Bing K31, 6 p.m. Th("neat. Natter. KECA. 10 p.m. TuCalm', Frank

KHJ, KGB, HYDE, 9:30 a.m. Su; 4:30 p.m. W

Daily InspiratIonal_.___KFAC, 9 a.m. M-SaDallas, Stella KFI, 1:15 p.m. 81-FDance Time (Lucky-Lager\ .

. .. KFAC. 10 p.m 11-511. 10.30 o.m SnDancing Party-__KMPC, 10:45 P.m. 5l-SaDavis Eimer...._._____ 5:3.3 o.ni Daily-.--__ ..... KNX. 3:30 p.m. SitDear SECA. KFSD. 9 p.ni Sn

KFI. 10:15 p.m. ThDeath Valley Days KNX. 9:30 p.m. Ti,Defense Bureau KMPC, 12 m. M -F: 11 p.m. M-saDefense Reporter . KH.1. KVOE, 7:30 p.m. ThDine -Dance Parade Kill 2 p.m. Tu. W. ThDixon, Nancy KNX, 3:45 p.m. 51-F1)o Von Remember?..._ KMPC 9:30 p.m. M-SaDon Winslow km. 5 p.m. 111-FDon't You Believe It....._ KECA, 8:15 p.m. F

KECA. 9:15 p.m. Tu*Double or Nothing

KILL KGB, KF -X111. KVOE, 8:30 p.m. 51Drake Galen......_...__.4:35 p.m. M -FDr. Christian.- KNX, 8:30 p.m. WDr. I. Q...._.._» Kn. sp.m 51Dr Kate . -......_. KFL 10:45 a.m M -IDuffy's Tavern......................- KNX. 9 p.m. Th

Easy Aces......KECA, KFSD. 9 p.m. Tu. W. ThEduardo Family KECA. 9:3a p.m. MnEditor Speaks ........... ..._ ...... KI1.1, 6:30 p.m. MEller) Queen_ KFI. 9:30 p.m. TI.Endicott. Jane...........KNX. 10:45 a.m. M. W. FEvening Concert.. ........ KFAC. d p.m. M-SaFact Finders ..!..KHJ. KFXM, KVOE, 4 p.m. Si.Family Bible. KMPC, 9:30 a.m. M -FFamily Hoar. KNX, 2 p.m. SuFarm Reporter. - RFI, 12 m. 51-SaFay, Frank - ..... 7:30 p.m. ThFederated Churches KECA, 9:15 a.m. SaFibber McGee .nd Molly___.K1.1. 6:30 p.m Ti.Find the Woman ........ _____KNX. 9:55 p.m.First Line -.._..KNX, 7:15 p.m. TI,First Nighter .KNX. 6:30 p.m. FFirst Piano Quartet__ KF:('A. 7:13 p.m. FFitch Bandwagon . ..KFI, 4:30 p.m. Suriatto. Earyallt Clair KII.' 3.15 p.m. TuFlying Feet Mr iiiss Font ......

KILL 11 a.m. Tu; 9:15 p.m. SaFood for ThomIt, 1 .1 9.4.. mFor America We Sing . . .... KECA, 6:30 p.m. MFora sande) Etening Hour Ks.x. I. pan soForest Lawn ....-----KHJ. 3:55 p.m. M. V1 tForty "'Ins KECA. 9:30 n.m S.tFreedom's People KFI, 9:30 a.m. SuFront Page Farrell . . . . _ ......

RM. !KGB. K10E. KFX111.. 10:30 n.m. 5I -FFriends Quarter Hone_ ..... KFAC. 4 p.m. SuFrost Warnings ... KFI, 8 p.m DailyFun Haase K3IPC. 11:15 p.m. 11-SaFuunypaper Man....._...____.._...... KHJ. 8 a.m. Si,

Gang Busters......... .KECA. KIND, 8:30 p.m. FGarden Club KECA, 9 a.m. SuGardner. P. E. Kill. 9 a.m. Su

Garred Bob.- .KNX 7:30 a.m. M-Sa.......... ___.--_-.kNX, 5:43 p.m. 5I-Sa

-.KNX, 10:30 a.m. Si,Gay Nineties Revue.---KNX, 8:30 p.m. MGilbert & Sullivan____--.KFAC. 3 p.m. SitGoing Bald?..........._._..KFAC, 6 p.m. Si,Golden Melodes KFL 11:15 a.m. S.1Good Will "lour..-.. KECA KFSD. 7 p.m. SuGould, Morton KHJ, KFXM, 6:30 p.m. TuGrand Central Station.Grand Ole Opry

KFI. 7:30 p.nl. FKFI, 7:30 p.m. Sa

Grandpappy & KPH). 6 p.m. SuGreat Gildersleeve KEI, 8:05 p.m. SuGreat Moments in Magic K55. 7:15 p.ni.Great Plays....._._ SECA, KFSD, 11 a.m. SuGreen Hornet._ KECA, KIND, 6 p.m. SnGuess a Tune. KFI, 3:45 pan. M -FHamblen Stuart _...---KFIVIS. 4:45 p.m. DailyHancock Ensemble KHJ, 8:10 p.m. SuHank the Night Watchman. KGFJ. 12 p.m. DailyHarmony House..._.........._ KNX, 12 p.m. Daily_Harris. Nick. .KECA, 2:15 p.m. SuHarum David KF1, 8:45 a.m. 31-FHawthorne House... ..KFI. 9:30 p.m. IdHayes, Helen KNX. 7:30 p.m. SuHayes. Sam 7:45 a.m. BI-SaIlazard, Hap JINX, 7 p.m. FMeatier, Gabel." RH.). KGB. 6 p.m. 31, W. F

......... 8 p.m. Til Th; 7 p.m. SuHeidi, Horace .KFI. 5:30 p.m. TuHemisphere Revue KECA. 7 p.m. 8aHenry, Bill ...KNX, 5:30 p.m. M -F; 9:45 p.m. SaHere's Morgan...Kn.'. 11:45 p.m., 4 a.m. M -F

.K11.1. KGB. KVOE, 4:15 p.m. M -FHere's the Story KNX, 6:30 p.m. SaHere's to the Ladies (Certified Sul

KECA. 9:30 a.m. 5I -FHermit's Cave.-_._---.KMPC. 9:30 p.m. SuHero of Week...__ .....KGB. 5:45 p.m. SuHI, Neighbor. KNX, 7:30 p.m. saHi. Mom!....----..KMPC, 10 a.m. 3I -FIllett, Helen KFSD, 9:45 a.m. M -FHighlights of Week's News.. KIFI. 8:05 a.m. SuHit Parade KNX, 9 p.m. SaHobby Lobby ............. KNX. 8:30 p.m. SnHollywood Playhouse .KNX. 9 p.m. SuHollywood Showcase KNX. 9:30 p.m. IdHollywood Whispers....KHJ, KGB, 11:45 a.m. SuHomemakers Club.....-- KHJ. 12:15 p.m. M -FHope. Bob .

opkina. RateKFI, 7 p.m.

H .KNX. 11:45 a.m. MHour of Charm

KNXK,F17.:370 81.u.How Am I Doing?Hughes John R. KILL KGB, KVOE. 9 a.m. M -F

.. . _ . ...KHJ KGB. KVOE, 9:50 a.m. SuKILL KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 7 p.m. Tu. W. Sa

Hymns of All Churches_...._..._ ...... JINX. 8:30 a.m. M. Tu, Th

I Am An American KECA Krill. 9:15 a.m. SaKFSD, 7:30 p.m. SaI Hear America

I Hear .America SingingKHJ, KGB, KFX311, KVOE. 2 p.m. Su

I'll Find Sly Way..Kll.I. K1DE. 2:15 p.m. 11-FI Love a Mystery KECA. KFSD. 8:30 p.m. MIn His Steps KHJ. 4:30 p.m. SuInformation Please KECA. KFSD. 8:30 p.m. TiiInglewood Park Concert. KNX. 7:15 p.m. TtiInner Sanctum. KECA. REND. 8 p.m. SoInside the News (Thrifty Drugl

KFI, 10:30 p.m. SwFInside Sports

K11.), KGB. KVOE. 7:45 p.m. To. Th SaInto the Light KECA. KFSD, 11:30 a.m. 5I -FInvitation to Learning.. KNX. 8:30 a.m. SuI Was There -_.KNX. 8:30 p.m. Si,Jack Armstrong - .

.KHJ KGB. kiii31.11711E. 5:4h p.m. 11-FJarvis. AI. KFWB. 11:30 a.m. 51-Sa; 2 p.m. SaJohnny "'resents ........ ..---KFL 8:30 p.m IVJohn's Other Wife

... .__...KECA. KFSD, 12:30 p.m. M -FJohnson. Bess. ..... Kfl, 10:15 a.m. 11I -FJohnson, Erskine KECA. 5:30 p.m. SuJohnson Family

RH.). KGB KFX3I, KVOE. 1:30 P.m. M -FJohnson , Robert Lee .... KECA. 8:43 a.m. M-SaJones. LorenzoJordan. Joyce

- Kn. 1:30 p.m 111-1.KNX. 3 n.m M -F

Junlor Musicale KHJ. KGB. RUDE. 8:15 a.m. SnJust Plain Bill ..KECA. REND. 12:45 p.m. 31-1.

Knitenborn. H. V...... AFL 4:45 p.m. So12:15 p.m. Su

Keep 'Em Rolling.__KHJ, KGB. 7:30 p.m. SuKale alien. Dorothy...._....... It X. n.m.

KNX, 3:30 p.m. TuKing Size Weekly Eli. 8:3o p.m. tKnickerbocker Playhouse__ KFI, 8::t0 p.m. soKostelanetz. Andre..._.._.. .......ENX. 1:30 p m SuKraft Music Hall _....._._.._...._ _..KFI, 6 p.m. ThKyser. Kay . ..--- KFI 7 ..in. ViLafayette Forum.....___...._ KI1TR, 3 p.m. 1511

Lamplighter KH.1. 11 p.m. M., DILager. Mildred .. KFAC. 8:15 a.m. 'ru. ri.Langford. Petal KRIM. 4:45 p.m.. 7 eiu M-SaLawton eelert nom' (111c111Rhaii es . ...

KFI. 7:15 a.m. 111-Sa: KECA. 7 a.m. 51-SaLayman's Views of News muk1111'2.4,4,55 pp.m.111..

JANUARY 18, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 31

Legion Fights KECA, KFSD, 10 p.m. FLest We Forget_KHJ, KGB. KVOE, 4:30 p.m. TuLet's Dance KMPC, 10 p.m. M-SnLet's Play Bridge.

KGB, KVOE 2:45 p.m. M -FLet's Pretend...._.._ KNX, 10 a.in. SaLewis. Fulton. ..KHJ, KGB.

..KVOE. 4 p.m. M -F; 9:30 p.m. 111-FLife and the Land

KGB, KVOE, KFXM, 9 a.m. SaLife Can Be Beautiful.- KNX. 10 a.m. 51-kLight of the World KF1, 11 a.m. 511-FLincoln 1-Lallwal Kill. 10 a.m. SaLIndialor, Victor. KHJ, KGB, 9:15 a.m. M -FListen, America KECA, 5 p.m. SuLittle' Ole Hollywood .KECA, KFSDt 4:30 p.m. SaLombardo Orch KNX, 8 p.m. SaLone Journey .KFI, 3:15 p.m. M -F'

KNN. 5:15 p.m. M -FLone Ranger

KHJ, KVOE. KGB, 7:30 p.m. M. W. ILooks at Books KFI. 12:45 p.m. SuLucky Lager Dance Time _... KFAC, 10 p.m. DLum and Abner....K11, 8:15 p.m. 51, Tu, Th.latheran Hour .

___ RH& KGB, KFXM, KVOE. 1 p.m. Su.ng Radio Iteatre...--___KNX, 6 p.m. M

Magnin, Rabbi_____KHJ, KVOE, 4:15 p.m. SuMa Perkins _ ..... KFI. 12:15 p.m. 31-FMao I Married ..... - KNX. 12 m. M -FManhattan Merry-Go-Round...--KFL 6 p.m. SuManhattan at Midnight

KECA, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. WMann, Arthur

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 7:30 p.m. ToManning, Knox. .KNX, 11 p.m. So -F

KNX,. 12:15 p.m. M -FMarch of Time._.......KECA. KFSD. 8 u.m. ThMarket Place.....-.1111J. 11:30 a.m. M, W FMarket Reports._ KMPC, 8:15 a.m. M-, SaMarlin Mary --_ KFI. 2:45 p.m. M -FMarshall. Herbert KECA, KFSD, 8 p.m. 111

Masters Hour __ KMPC, 7:15 p.m. M -FMasterpieces ..... -_-.KFAC. 3:15 p.m. 1111-FMasterworks. .KNX. 10:30 p.m. M -FMatinee nt Meadowbrook ....... _...KNX. 1 p.m. SaDr. Matthews

KILL KGB, KFXM KAM.% 4 p.m. SaMandle's Diary. KNX, 8:36 p.m. ThMaxwell. Elsa.....KECA. 7 p.m. FMaxwell House Coffee Time....KFI. 8:30 p.m. ThMcCarthy, Charlie-.._.-...._ KFT, 5 p.m. SriMcGee, Fibber..--------KFI, 6:30 p.m. TuMelody Bouquet 1:15 p.m. SaMelody Ranch ........ 3:30 p.m. MuMenken Helen. ..... KNX. 6 p.m. TuMessage of Israel... 1.1 5. KIFSD, 4 p.m. SaMetropolitan Auditions KFI, 2 p.m. SuMetropolitan Opera...10 CA. KEMP, 11 a.m. SaMidnight Mission... KMPC, 6 p.m. Soo31irliarl Piper El 5, KVA!), 0:30 P.m.Miller, Glenn.. 1SNX. 7 p.m. To. W. TitMirandy's Garden Pal h KFI, 9:15 a.m. M -TitMix, Tom. RFSD, 5:45 p.m. M-14*31ovieland Quit KRKIL 4:15 p.m. M-SaMr. District Attorney KFI, 9:30 p.m. IVMr. Keen..KFSD. KECA, 4:15 p.m. Tu, W, rbMurray, Johnny KFI, 8 a.m. M -FMurray. Rita .KNX a a a. To titMusic America Loves KFAC, 7 p.m. To -FMusic and American Youth._ KFI. 8:30 a.m. soMusic Appreciation Hour

........... .......KECA, KFSD, 11 a.m. FMusical ('lock KECA. 8 a.m. M -FMusical Comedy Echoes

KHJ, KFXM, 5:15 p.m. SuKMI t , 12:45 p.m. Sa

KECA. 9:45 a.m. 51-F /KFAC. 6 p.m. 3I-Sa

Musical MarathonMusical MysteriesMusic for EveryoneMutual Goes Calling

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 1 p.m. Tu. W. Ti.Myrt and Marge KNX, 1:15 p.m. 51-kMystery KFI, 11:15 a.m, M -F

NBC Symphony KECA, KFSD, 6:30 p.m. TuNational Barn Dance .- Krt. 6 p.m. SaNational Defense Health Clinic

KGB, KVOE, 12:45 p.m. SuNavy Variety Show KNX, 7:15 p.m. T11National Farm & Home KFI. 6 a.m. M -FNational Hillbilly Champion KNX, 8:45 a.m. SaNed Jordan KHJ, 2:30 p.m. SuNew York Philharmonic KNX. 12 m. SuNews ('rler........... ...... ....KFI, 5:15 p.m. Tu ThNews Here & Abroad KECA. 7:30 p.m. WNichols Family of Five __AFL 2:30 p.m. SuNobody's Children.. KGB, KFXM, 4:30 p.m. So

KILL s::iu p.m. SoNothing But Praise KFil, 10:55 p.m. M -F

Of Men and Books KNX, 11 a.m. SoOld -Fashioned Revival .. ................ _....

KHJ K1:11. KVIDE, 6 pvn. SuOlson, Johnny. KMPC, 3 p.m 31-kO'Neill,_______..KNX. 2:30 p m MA.One Man's Family. KFI 5:3ot p.m SuOn the Joh KF1, 10:45 a.m. SaOn the scouting Trail .v r'1 . o no sum

orphan AnnieKILL KGB. KFX51, KVOE, 5:11 p.m. 31-F

Orphan.. of ilk ore.. 14E4 A .1N I. I'.! no II I.Ou. Got' sandav RN% s!t% u n: 0-I.Our Sits'.air's Church iSM lit .: n.m Si.Over Our Coffee Cups.. Kt:CA, 9:15 p.m. Su

Parade of News KHJ. KFXM, 3:30 p.m. SaYorke. Family n1,1 9:15 , no Su

Parker, Frank KNX. 3:30 p.in. M. W. FPatterson, Polly ...KFAC, 11:30 hm M -FPause That Refreshes .KNX, 1:30 p.m. duPearce, Al KFI, S p.m. ThPearson ft Allen....KECA, KFSD, 5:45 p.m. SuPepper Young's Family 1111. 1??30 p.m. M -FPeople'. Platform .KNX, 4 p.m. SaPliethannonia.._..._ _........KECA. I I p.m !woolyPhilip Morris Playbouse.--..KNX. 8:30 p.m. 1,Plantation Party - .KF1, 8:30 p.m. WPhysical Well Being KFI, 9:15 a.m. SuPlatter Parade.. .KMPC. 10:30 a.m. SuPleasure Time. KFI. 8:05 p.m. M 7'a, Th, F

KFI. 6 p.m. WPoint Sublime KFI, 8:05 p.m. WPolyzoides, Adamantlos

KHJ, 9:45 p.m. Su; 3:45 p.m. ThPort of Hope . IEFII B. 1:45 p.m. M.Portia Faces Life...-.-.KFI. 2:15 p.m. 51-4.Portrait% in Music KFI, 7 p.m. 31Postal Oddities._ ..... KECA, 9:15 p.m. SatPotter, Peter..--- KMPC, 9 p.m. M-Sa

-KMPC. 12:30 p.m. 51-11,Pringle, Nelson ..KNX, 7:45 a.m. M -FProf. - KFI, 3 p.m. SuProperty Owntrs.. KMTR 8 p.m. ThPublic Affairs .KNX. 4:15 p.m. Su: 11:15 p.m. Ti,Public Service ............KNX. 7:45, p.m. Tu, IV, ThPurple Mules. -KGER. 11:15 a.m. 511-Sa

Qtilz Court (PDQ Petrol RFL 6:30 p.m. W"Quiz Kids... ..... --KLCA, KFSD 8 p.m. W* Quiz of Two cities.. KHJ, 8 p.m.

Radio City MusicRECA. KFSD, 9:30 a.m. Su

Radio Magic...-..._..KFSD. 6:15 p.m. FRadio Rodeo .......

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 8:30 p.m. SaRace Resume MUCH, 2 p.m. 31-SaRegent Time KILL litat, 9:45 p.m. M, To, WReligion in Nests KFI, 3:30 p.m. SaReport to Nation .. KNX, 6:30 p.m. TuRescue Mission.. KIN IL 8:30 a.m.. 9 p.m. SuReviewing Stand KGB. KIOE, 8 a.m. SuRevue in Miniature__ ...... KECA. 8:30 n.m. SitReynolds, Naomi KECA. 9:45 n.m. SaRhapsody in Wax KHJ, 2 a.m..M-SaRichfield Reporter (Richfield 011)

--KFI. 10 p.m. So -FRight to Happiness KFI, 3 p.m. 511-FRoad of Life..----KNX. 2:15 p.m. 5114,

KFI, 9:45 a.m. )1-FBobbin, Ed.........---KMTIL 6:45 p.m. 51-FRoberts and Henry ..... _.....K5IPC, 8:15 p.m. 91-FRochester Chic Orch KECA, 6:30 p.m. SnRodriguez & Sutherland _.KECA, 9:45 p.m. M -FRomance of Highways

KHJ KGB, KVOE, 10:15Romance of the Ranchos (Title insurance

and Trust Co.) KNX, 6 p.m. WRoosevelt Eleanor-KECA, KFSD, 9:15 p.m. 8uRoss. Lanny_...... .KNX. 8:15 p.m. M -FRumba Revue. KECA, 10 p.m. Tu

Safety Songs KILL KGB, KVOE, 11 a.m. SuSalt Lake Tabernacle_._ _..KNX, 9:30 a.m. SuSaturday News Review KNX, 5:30 p.m. SaSaturday Night Serenade KNX. 6:45 p.m MaScattergood Baines.- .KNX, 2:45 p.m. M -FSchool of the Air KNX, 1:30 p.m. 31-.FScl I of the Air

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 11:30 a.m TuScreen Guild Theatre__ KNX, 10 p.m SuSeconu Husband_ KNX. 6 p.m. TuSecond Mrs. Barton.---.KNX. 4 p.m. M-1'Serenade for Sunday_ . KM, 8:15 a.m. SuShadow K11.1, KGB, ILI OE, KFXM, 8:30 p.m.TooSherlock Holmes ..... --..-__.KF1 7:30 p.m. MuShirer William.__..__KNX, 2:45 hm. MuShore. Dinah 11E(.7A, KFSD, 6:45 p.m. SuSignal Carnival (Signal Oil)..KFI. 9:30 p.m. SuSilver Theatre _KNX, 3 p.m. SuSimms. Ginny KNX. 0:55 p.m. FSinfonietta

. KHJ, KVOE, KGB, KFXM, 6:30 p.m SaSinging Neighbor KNX, 3:15 p.m. TuSizing Up one News KIIJ

KGB, KFXM, IVOE, 9:15 p.m. M, W. FSkelton, Red ---KF1 7:30 p.m. luSmith, Kate, V-arieti-H-our-__II4X. 9 p.m. F

KNX. 9 a.m. M -FSo malaria!)

KILL KGB KFXM, KVOE, 9:15 a.m SsSongs for Sunday KHJ 8:30 a.m. SuSpellIng Beellwer.._.____KNX. 5:30 p.m. SuSpeaking of Glamour.

....... ..KECA, 10:30 a.m. Su; 4:30 p.m. ThSpin and Win KECA, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. SaSpirit of '42 _....__KNX, 11 a.m. Suboor, Seerets.....---...K6F.I. 4:30 go.no M-SaSports Page .KMPC, 6:30 p.m. 511-FSports %en sreel KFI. 7 p.m. SaSports Roundup. _KECA, 6:15 p.m. M -FSports Story KNX. 5 p.m isSpurts Script KECA, 9:15 p.m. ThSpotlight Rants KILL

KGB KFN31. KS OP, 7:13 p m. M-SaStandard School

KHJ, KGB, KiAsl, 1.5 0E, 11 a.m. ThStandord Symphony . .

KILL ItItIE, KGB K1 \M 8 n.m lItStars dice IloolDwoud 9:30 a.no SsStepmother Ks.5. I ,,.m 51-kStoll lard, Tom KFIVII, 11 a.m. ,M -FStories Atooe.oca 1,6%es ENS. 6:45 a m 511-1.

Story Teller.. .... ....KHJ, 9:15 p.m. Th Lb

Strollin' Tom._ -___---KMPC. 7 p.m. Su -kSunday Concert _KFAC. 2 p.m. SuSunday Down South. Kul. 9 a.m. SuSunday Vespers.-.__KECA, KFSD, 1 p.m SuMoonset Serenade

KECA, KHJ, KGB, KVDE, 2 p.m. SaSuperman. .KFA'A, 4:45 p.m. M-1'Sweet and lint

. ... _ .. KGB. KVOE, KFXM. 10:45 a.m TuSwing, Raymond Gram_KILL KGB, KVOE, KFXM, 7 p.m. 51, Th

*Take It or Leave It KNX. 7 p m. SuTaylor. Mary Les----KNX, 10:45 a.m. 'Iti. fluTechnocracy. KMTR, 8:30 p.m. ThTelephone Hour-- __... KFI, 9 p.m. MTell Me a Story.... ...... ---..... KMPC. 2 p.m. FTexaco Star Theatre.--- KNX, 9 p.m. WTheatre of Today ....---_-KNX. 9 a.m SaTheme & Variations

KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KF131, 1 p.m. M'Thin Man --..KFI. 9 p.m. ToThis Our America

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV1IF:, 8 p.m. MThree Ring Time.______XECA, KFSD, 9 p.m. FTillan ..... k Kitchen...-_______KFI 10 a.m. kTime to Smile-___-_ KFI. 9 p.m. V.Tinney, Cal ... ......... -

KILL KGB. KFXM, KVOE, 9:15 p.m. M W.FTop o' the Week KIND. 3:30 p.m. SuTip of the Morning. KNX, 8 a.m. SsTomlinson, Ed KECA, KIND, 3:45 p.m. MaTown and Country KILL 10:15 a.m. 51-FTown Crier .. ..... ______ ......... KNX 8:30 a.m. SaTown Meeting _. KE6A, 10 p.m. ThTracy, Arthur .KECA, 1 p.m. M, W, FTraffic Tribunal.........- KF1, 5:30 p.m. Sn'Treasure Chest KFL 5:30 p.m TuTreasure Hour in Song

KH.I, KGB, KVOE, KFXM, 6:30 p.m. FTreat Time KNX, 8 a.m. M. W. FTrent, Helen. Romance of..KNX, 9:30 a.m. M -FTrue or False .. RECA. KFSD, 9 p.m. MTruth or Consequences........ ....... HIFI, 9 p.m. SaTwilight Tales.-.- _. -.KECA, 5 p.m. 51, F

Unciassic Hour KECA, 3:30 p.m. M -FUncle Walter's Dog House KFI. 6:30 p.m. 1.Unch Harry KMPC. 5:30 p.m. M-1.Unity Daily Word ..... ___ KMPC. 8:30 a.m. M -FUniversity Explorer KFI, 1 p.m. So

KECA. 7:30 p.m. SitUniversity Life..KGB, KFXM, KVOE, 12 m, Sn

Valiant 11:30 a.m. 111-1.Vallee, Rudy KECA. 7 p.m. ThVance and 1.113.... .......KECA, 10 a.m. 51-1,Vie and KFI, 12:45 p.m. M -F

-KNX. 10:30 a.m. 31-FVoice of Broadway.....--.KNX, 10:30 a.m. sot

KNX 3:30 p.m. TuVoice of Firestone.- ..... .KFI. 8:30 hm 51Voice of Prophecy..._...KHJ. KGB. 8:45 a.m. SuVoices in the A'ind KMPC, 7:45 p.m. SuVox Pop KNX. 9 p.m. 91

Waltz Time _ - .. . . KFI. 6 p.m. FWake Up America_.KE.C..4-, ...... L2 m. SuWaring Fred .. ...... . . _

.....EFL 8:05 p.m. M, WWeekend Dialing KFI, 5:45 p.m. FWeekend Whimsey KFI, 1:13 p.m. SaWelles, 7 p.m. MWe Present -- 11FI, 4:30 p.m. WWe, the Abbott' 2:30 p.m. 51-kWe, the Poople...... KNX, 9 p.m. TuWest Coast Church..._-_ KNX, 8 a.m. SuWhatcha Know, Joe,______KF7. 11:30 a.m. SaWhat's Doing? KM, 9 a.m. M-Sa

----KECA, 3:15 p.m. 51-SaWhat's It All About? .KNX, 9:30 p.m. SuWhat's My Name

KHJ, 11GB, KFXM, KVOE, 8 p.m. Tu*What's On Your Milne...* KNX. 6 p.m. EWhWheatenPlayhouse.

__2 p.m. M -F

Wheeling Steel KECA, KFSD, 2:30 p.m. Su-When a Girl Marries--.- ..KFI, 2 p.m. M -FWhen Presses Roar_ . -_KFI, 9:30 p.m. FWhite. Agnes._...KFL-10 a.m. 11-Th; 9 a.m. FWhoa Bill Club.... KFAC 5:30 p.m. M -FWhodunit? KFI, 9 p.m. FWileman, Edgar H.....-.....KNX, 3:15 p.m. M, FWiley, Fletcher.- ..KNX. 11:30 a.m. Ba-kWincheil Walter.-......-.--...KFI, 9 p.m. SoWings

of Destiny_ KF1, 7 p.m. FWings fiver Jordan..___.. HMPC. 6:30 p.m. SuWings Over the West Coast KECA, 4:15 p.m. FWinter, Wm. KNX, 12:30 p.m. M -FWoman in White ___KNX. 10:15 a.m. M-&W omen 4 Courage -. ..KNX. 12:45 p.m. M -FWoman's World (with Pierre.

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minster, the dinner for thirty precededa huge supper -dance for 300 andstressed the "live" favors idea, withribbon -haltered and harnessed babyducks for feminine guests. Holly-wood's Who's Who of stars, directors,writers, producers came at anywherebetween 11 and 12 p. m. to stay untilbefore breakfast and prowl the vastspecially -built sky-blue tent walledin greenery and studded with star -shaped sprays of white flowers.

Much in evidence were the famedMaxwellian games-in which Elsa'spredominant philosophy is that anygame's a game if it provides prizesfor practically everyone. This dogmaoriginated with the very start of herunique career thirty years ago whenshe first earned her reputation-plusmunificent fees-for persuading sati-ated European royalty they were hav-ing fun at riding wooden hobby horsesalong the French Riviera. It was grim-ly strengthened when Elsa first in-vaded American society supplementsby inventing the treasure -hunt party;the more prizes she had up on theblocit, the more publicity space didthe event acquire, Elsa found out. ForHollywood, Elsa, with customary un-erring logic, decided that the usualwould be the most appreciated, andaccordingly staged a dance contestwith so many prizes awarded thatonly those who had retired for pit -repairs of untied shoelaces or peep-ing underskirts failed to acquire theirshare of the Maxwell largess.

On the eve of her first broadcastJan. 2, Elsa was called upon for somesort of official statement of policy anddelivered the following masterpiece ofcandid kidding:

"I know nothing about radio," saidshe, "and like another radio dummy,I'd like to sit on vocal veteran Gra-ham McNamee's lap and let him givethe answers for me. But I'm afraidhe couldn't take it."

"The idea of my program is to kickthe gong around with McNamee," Elsadisclosed, "but after a few rehearsalswith my favorite announcer, I don'tknow whether I am the kick or thegong."

McNamee's own role in the proceed-ings is to be the Big Thing in His Lifeby virtue of no less than the Maxwelldictum itself:

"I," avers Miss Maxwell, "like Mc-Namee. He's a great announcer but-"and here she rather explains herself,"since I am sensitive about being thefat man's Betty Grable with enoughof me left over for a new troupe ofdead-end kids, I hope my programwill be the only sporting event in hisradio life in which he doesn't men-tion horses." No doubt McNamee maybe expected, out of sheer delicacy, tocomply.

But Elsa isn't always kidding, andlisteners will hear her relate-in hersadly non -Radio technique-real-lifestories about the people who reallyrun things in this world. She's knownthem all. She's taken the droop fromthe debs, the stuff out of the stuffedshirts, and has hobnobbed with kings

GAGS OF THE WEEKGertrude Holleman, 1307 Fair Oaks, South

Pasadena, California.

Sirs: Heard on the Jack Benny pro-gram:

Dennis Day: I couldn't bring mygirl as she had to work tonight.

Jack: Is she a chorus girl?Dennis: No, she's a welder at Lock-

heed! *Louise Zeigler, 1317 W. 20th Street, Los

Angeles, California.

Sirs: Heard on the Great Gilder-sleeve program (while Gildersleevewas discussing his New Year's resol-utions with Judge Hooker):

Judge Hooker: You couldn't keep aresolution, Gildie, any more thanHitler could keep a promise.

*Mrs. H. A. Leonard, 1315 W. 20th Street,

Los Angeles, California.Sirs: Heard on the Jack Benny pro-

gram:Jack: Are you the waiter?Waiter: What do you think I am

with this napkin over my arm, a rollertowel? *George Paul, 202 N. Parton, Santa Ana,

California.Sirs: Heard on the Flagg and Quirt

program:Capt. Flagg (searching for the corn-

pany's mascot dog): Well, here's thehouse in which he lives!

Sgt. Quirt: Yes, unless he hasbroken his Lease (leash)! (Even theaudience didn't get this one).

Cyril A. Wiener, 818 South Broadway, LosAngeles, California.

Sirs: Heard on the Signal Oil pro-gram:

Mr. Van suggests playing ItalianBridge . . .

Tugwell: What's Italian Bridge?Mr. Van: Why, you know,-the Duce

running wild! *Mrs. Grace A. Brown, 1111 E. Dryden, Glen-

dale, California.

Abbott: Have you ever been in-dicted?

Costello: Not since I was a baby.

*Lois Abbott, 6142'/2 Mesa Avenue, Los An-

geles, California.

Sirs: Heard on the Signal Carnival:Tugwell: Uncle Jack, why don't you

have Grandma make some of her oldfashioned German stuffings for theturkey?

Jack Carson. Don't be silly. Ger-many has been trying to stuff Tur-key for years and hasn't succeeded.

Chef's ContestChef Milani's recipe contest contin-

ues until the end of this month.Women are urged to send in theirmost economical tasty recipe, whichmay be a dish for any of the threemeals, breakfast, lunch, or dinner.The dish is to be served to the StateGuard at Exposition Park, where Chefis preparing three meals a day formore than 400 men. Grand award forthe best recipe will be a $25 DefenseBond; there will also be 50 prizesof $1 each in Defense Savings Stamps.

* *Music to Order

Literally written to order is themusic heard on "King Size Weekly"each Friday night over the NBC -RedNetwork. Because "King Size Weekly"is based on current events, conductorLeith Stevens does not receive a tenta-tive script before Wednesday evening.Then, in two days before broadcasttime, he composes and arranges allmusic heard on the show.

and composers, dilettantes as well asdebs, movies and caviar. It's all therefor radio listeners now, and well worththeir effort for some between -the -linesattention on their part. It's life asElsa has lived it-and you know ElsaMaxWell knows how.* * SETA, 7 p.m.

Fri.

Brother ActThose feats of magic with which

Ransom Sherman entertains the KNXstudio audience before his "Hap Haz-ard" broadcasts over CBS each Fridaynight, are picked up from his brother,a talented amateur magician. Sher-man himself doesn't pretend to be asleight-of-hand artist but his smat-tering of the profession enables himto fool studio audiences and evenmembers of his "Hap Hazard" casts.* * KNX, 7 p.m.

Fri.

Peter ScoresThe year's outstanding songs, as

selected by Phil Spitalny for the an-nual year's -end musical round -upfeature of his "Hour of Charm" pro-gram last week, included "TonightWe Love" and "The Things I Love,"both from Tschaikowsky.* * KFI, 7 p.m.

Sun.

No Rest for FrazerJohnny Frazer doesn't know what

insomnia is, but he would welcomea chance to find out. Frazer, in addi-tion to announcing the Signal Carni-val and serving as an NBC staff an-nouncer, is narrator for a series ofCrime shorts at MGM. Schedulesdovetailed so accurately last weekendthat Frazer moved from one job toanother without an hour's sleep, fromFriday to Monday.

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