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KORLA PANDIT, POPULAR TV STAR, paid a return en-gagement to the Bill Garr show over KWKW. Listeners

were given a rare treat of hearing his recordings as well as his voice. With him is Jette Satin, Korla's new singing discovery. (Hawkins photo.)

l e NOR MA YOUN G, of KHJ's "Happy Homes," and Sardar

Dewa Singh Sarna get together over a hot stove to discuss one of the exotic dishes of India. (Rothschild photo.)

SEEN

A h,.. FIFTEEN RADIO AND TV CHILD PERFORMERS jointly supported an Italian war orphan under the Foster

Parents plan. Among the group were (left to right) Patty King, Jeanine Roose ("Phyllis" in NBC's "Phil Harris-Alice Faye Show"), Norma Jean Nilsson ("Kathy" in NBC's "Father Knows Best"), and Jill Oppenheim ("Sharon" in NBC's "One Man's Family"). (NBC photo)

ON THE RADIO SCENE

KIEV'S CAL CANNON called these T-shirts "walking billboards." Kids every neighborhood wore them after KIEV offered them as a giveawe

item. All the youngsters had to do was guess the correct title for a tune playe over KIEV, send in twenty-five cents and a T-shirt was on its way to therr (Loomis photo.)

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fornia. Phone Hillside 9275. TV-Radio 1.ife was entered as Second (lass Matter September 14, 1948. at Los Angeles, under Art of March 3, 1879. Prepaid Subscription, $4.541 year. $2.$0 six months in U.S.A.. Foreign $).00 year. Single copies on sale at all leading Independent Grocers in Southern (7alifornia. Single copies by mail 15c. Address all remittances and correspondence to TV-Radio life. Subscribers please allow two weeks for change of address or to start a subscription. EVELYN A. BIGS111', Editor, Editorial Department; Jane Assistant Editor; Mildred Ross. Arlene Garber; Sports and Feature Editor, Ted Hilgrioduhler; Art Director, Ray Wheeler; Log Editor, 'truce Ca meron. Adiertising Manager: Walter O. Miles. Circulat Manager and Sales Promotion: Jack Dula,. Route Manager; Armando De Castro: Office Manager: Natalie Tuider. All material used by TV-Radio Life is specially prepared by its o n staff writers, and reprinting in whole or in part without publisher's permission strictly forbidden. Unsolicited manuscripts can not be aeceptad or returned. Aihertising ltepresentatiie: Rogers Parratt, 57 Post St., San Francisco, (alif.

?age Two November 30, 1951

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DESILL A Dream Come True By Sara Hannah

..411 .ED-HEADED LUCILLE BALL and Desi "The Tempo" Arnaz became husband and wife eleven

years ago, but just got married again October 15 . . . this time on television. When they stepped into the husband-wife roles of t h e "Ricardos" in "T Love Lucy," KTTV, Monday 9:00 a.m., they formed more than a comic TV team. They started the cameras rolling to keep pace with video's rapid rise in becoming show business's most enterprising industry.

Like a Play Many weeks before you started

viewing the antics of the "I Love Lucy" household, Desi and Lucille formed a TV-film production com-pany known as Desilu Productions, Inc. It was this same organization that was responsible for the recent successful personal-appearance tour of the famous redhead and her Latin orchestra-leader husband. Ho mey sets, especially suitable for the "Ricardos," were reconverted from one of the motion-picture sound stages at the General Service lot at 6633 Romaine Street. A unique theater to be known as

the Desilu Playhouse was built, bleachers with soft-cushioned seats to take care of 300 people were made ready- for live telecasting with an audience. They decided to film "I Love Lucy" not as a movie, but as a play that would go on uninter-rupted from the time it starts until the time it finishes. Why like a play?

Desi Explained It Desi explained it this way. "Be-

cause we want an audience to be present and the audience not to be bored by the process of making many takes, like they do in the movies. The people at home like to feel that they are a part of an audience that is reacting, whether they are laugh-ing or applauding, and an audience dictates to an actor what to do . . it helps our timing immensely. It's more fun for the people in the bleachers and for us on stage, too." Those bleachers, by the way, are not uncomfortable at all, and are constructed at a higher level than usual to afford the audience a full

November 30, 1951

Abe. EVER SINCE THE BIRTH of little Lucie Desiree Arnaz, "I Love Lucy" has had a double meaning for Desi and Lucille. Lucie is shown

with her proud parents the day she was christened at Our Lady of the Valley Church, Canoga Park, by Father John Hurley. Lucille gives Desi her famous wide-eyed stare as he goes into his dance routine for their video show.

view of the stage without obstruction by huge TV cameras. The set was made realistic •with real furniture, actual plumbing and plants that are really growing.

It Was a Natural There was no doubt about choos-

ing the "I Love Lucy" script for Desi and Lucille. It was a natural. It's all about a girl named "Lucy" and a guy named "Ricky." She keeps the household going, while he is busy with his band playing at a night club. Desi said, "It was enough like us to be interesting, and dif-ferent enough so we would remem-ber when we were acting and when we were living private lives." Another regular couple on the se-

ries is "Mr. and Mrs. Mertz," the

landlords, played by William Fraw-ley, outstanding movie actor, and Vivian Vance, actress featured in the recent movie "The Blue Veil." Jess Oppenheimer, producer and writer of Lucille's air show, "My Favorite Husband," holds the reins for the telecast, with writers Bob Carroll and Madelyn Pugh assisting. Marc Daniels, a fine Broadway di-rector, directs, while Karl Freund, one of Hollywood's ace cinematog-raphers, is in charge of the cameras.

Long Rehearsals It takes all-day rehearsals, six

times a week, to get a half-hour TV show ready for the viewers at home. This sort of schedule allows little free time for this famous couple,

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Q.1 11 % HEY PLAY like a bunch of high-school kids!" That was the very first im-pression we had when we

recently took in a morning practice session of the Los Angeles Rams at Gilmore Field. Before you fervid Ram rooters get

all riled up, allow us to explain. We were not referring to the actual cali-ber of play (how ridiculous can you get!) but rather to the pep and en-thusiasm exhibited by the gridders. Although daily workouts are nec-

essary to keep a team in top shape, one would think that the boys would take it easy on these days, especial-ly in the professional ranks.

At Practice But not these Rams. Out in the

center-field portion of the barren Hollywood ball park they were run-ning, and running hard, through some passing plays. In motion to the left, a fleet-foot-

4 STAR QUARTERBACKS of the Los Angeles Rams, Norm, Van Brocklin (left) and Bob Waterfield (right).

KMPC broadcasts direct all the games of the Rams, and on Friday nights KTSL films a half-hour version of the previous Sunday's contest.

ed halfback whizzed by us, gritting his teeth and propelling his legs like a speeding locomotive. After a long downfield run, his outstretched arms failed to grab a long Water-f ield pass. Trotting back to the huddle, the

frustrated receiver took a lot of heckling. "Come on, get the lead out!" "You should have had that one in

your hip pocket." In a mild yet very serious tone,

even Head Coach Joe Stydahar had a few words to say: "When you halfbacks and ends go out for passes, I want you to dig hard all the way. If you slow up here in practice, you'll slow up in the game." When the Bob Waterfield and

Norm Van Brocklin passes started to click (as ninety per cent of them did), the players clapped their hands and yelled out victory whoops as if they had just scored a game-winning touchdown. And none of this en-thusiasm was put on for show pur-poses.

At the Game The following Sunday we sat high

ie THE BRAIN TRUST OF THE RAMS. Left to right, Joe Stydahar, head

coach; Hampton Pool, backfield coach; Ray Richards, line coach; and Howard (Red) Hickey, end coach.

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atop the L. Coliseum, and along with 70,000 screaming fans we saw for ourselves how this hustle paid off. The rampaging Rams were red-

hot. Van Brocklin, who led the entire league in passing last year, and Waterfield, star quarterback for the past six seasons, were hitting the breadbaskets of Davis, Hirsch, Fears, and company with an amazing de-gree of accuracy. Originally granted a Cleveland

franchise by the National League on February 13, 1937, thing were rough for the Rams during the first few years. Finally in 1945, led by the league's

most valuable player, Rookie Bob Waterfield, they won the world's championship. That was a great victory for the

Rams. However, the next year an even greater victory followed -at least as far as Los Angeles grid fans were concerned. President Daniel F. Reeves moved the club to Los An-geles.

ELROY "CRAZY LEGS" HIRSCH e starred for Wisconsin and Michi-gan during his college career, was All-American in 1942-43, and played with the Chicago Rockets be-fore signing with the Rams in 1949.

Once again it took a while to get started. In 1949, the new club won its first division championship and repeated again last year. Both times, however, hopes for a world title were spoiled. The Philadelphia Eagles beat

them 14-0, in 1949, and in 1950 the Cleveland Browns came from be-hind in the last twenty seconds to win, 30-28. But the Rams are a young and

cocky bunch, with Waterfield and Guard Jack Finlay being the only ones over thirty years of age. Sooner or later, these youngsters

are going to get their horns on that title. If you don't believe us, just ask any of their thousands of loyal L. A. fans. Better yet, ask the play-ers themselves.

L. A. RAMS ROSTER No. Name Pos. Age Hgt. Wgt.

7 Waterfield, Bob B 31 6.01-1 10 Keane, Tom E-B 25 6.01 11 West, Stan G 24 6.02 13 Younger, Paul B 23 6.04 20 Toogood, Charles T 23 6.00 24 Kalmanir, Tommy B 25 5.08 25 Van Brocklin, Norm B 25 6.01 26 Lange, Bill G 23 6.01¡-27 Johnson, Marvin B 23 5.11 30 Lewis, Woodley B 26 6.00 31 Hoerner, Dick B 29 6.04 32 Towler, Dan B 23 6.02 33 Williams, Jerry B 27 5.10 40 Hirsch, Elroy E-B 27 6.02 41 Davis, Glenn B 26 5.11 44 Thompson, Harry G 24 6.021 42 Rich, Herb B 22 5.11 50 McLaughlin, Leon C 25 6.02 52 Reid, Joe C 21 6.03 55 Fears, Tom E 27 6.02 56 Zilly, Jack E 29 6.02 57 Paul, Don C 26 6.01

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By Ted Hilgenstuhler

200 190 258 226 233 170 200 170 180 195 220 220 176 190 171 225 180 228 225 215 215 230 222 240 214 240 230 238 220 180 248 198 220 191

TOM FEARS, former Santa Clara star, started with the Rams in

1948. He holds league records in pass-receiving for one season (84), and one game (18).

Aetna 1111. GLENN DAVIS, former Army

great great, and All-American 1944-46. This is Glenn's second year with the Rams.

November 30, 1951 Page Five

ARRY OWENS is the top salesman of things Hawaiian. His Royal Hawaiians are known the world over, and

have done more than any other band to popularize Island music.

Chronicler Native music and lore had never

been written down until the man who recruited an eleven-piece orchestra from Hawaii, Oahu, Maui and Mo-lokai became known. It had been handed down from one generation to another, losing a bit each time. Owens set himself to the task of per-petuating the enchanting melodies and became, in a sense, the island's musical historian. So far, he has more than 100 Hawaiian folk songs on paper. In addition, he is a cele-brated composer in his own right, credited with such hits as "To You Sweetheart, Aloha," "Dancing Un-der the Stars" and "Palace in Para-dise," to name but a few. This Polynesian specialist uncov-

ers Hawaiian culture in the same way you and I learned the legends and grew to know the people of the towns in which we lived. While most tourists to Island shores loll in the bar of the Royal Hawaiian drink-ing rum from a coconut shell, the composer of "Sweet Leilani" spends his time driving the back roads of the Islands or visiting his old friend Aikane, the Kuna. The term means "the priest," and this venerable character travels by cattle boat from one island to another to talk with his friend Harry Owens over a bowl of mulberry punch. More than one tale of Aikane's has wound up on Harry's KTLA show in the form of a beautifully choreographied and musically constructed specialty. As have other legends enchanted the nation in the form of pop tune.

Discovery Owens was first to introduce the

authentic Hawaiian steel guitar to American bands. His three-month vacation in the Islands last summer found him bringing back to "the mainland" and to television audi-ences the second Hawaiian instru-

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HARRY OW his happiest, rounded by mus

flowers, and bits pulchritude from h popular KTLA showl

Owens summer home nine miles outside of Waikiki (father Owens calls it "way out in the country") made a discovery on which his fa-ther can capitalize.

The eleven-year-old, with the agility and daring of a half-grown cat, had scaled a mountainside and discovered an opening. The door to one of the Hawaiians' ancient burial grounds had been shaken away by an earthquake or a volcano. Butch's shouts brought his father, camera in hand, scrambling up the hillside.

This discovery and investigation led to another legend and probably to another TV show production and song for the historian-maestro.

The talent to perform as authen-tically as the numbers and legends are written isn't too hard for Owens to procure. Because of his complete familiarity with things Hawaiian,

low to Become a lop TIT Salesman

Learn and Live Your Community, But First Of All Choose One as Pleasant to Sell as Has Harry Owens of Royal Hawaiian Fame

By Robbie Cole

ment. He discovered the cane pipes during a tour of the Islands with another old friend who serves as a guide. Timothy McGregory, a native Hawaiian of obvious Scotch ances-try, introduced the maestro to these pipes, played in sets, and made from cane about three and a half inches in diameter. The length of the pieces determines the pitch. In order to bring this instrument

to the United States, it was neces-sary that Owens, his guide and his eleven-year-old son, Butch, spend a day in travel to the cane growths. The group drove as far as possible by car over the high Island roads. Then, on foot, lugging an electric saw and a box, they made the rest of the way on foot. The length's necessary, from a four-inch piece for low E to a twelve-inch length run-ning up two octaves to E, were care-fully clipped to avoid splits, then packed and returned to the car and Owens's home to await their plane ride to the States.

Treasure Hunt Butch, on another hegira from the

his obvious love of the Islands and their people, and his absolute ad-

s herence to the true and real, with no co m mercial distortion, Harry Owens is the one non-Hawaiian member of the Southern California Polynesian Club. At their meetings, entertainments and parties Harry hears the best of music, sees the best of entertainment, and meets some of his best friends, all from his beloved Islands. And none are re-luctant to appear on their friend's show.

Owens proclaims Hawaiian cook-ing the finest in the world. His wife, a former Boston girl, now patiently awaits a shipment of ingredients from the Islands so that she can prepare for her husband the "two-nights-a-week-Hawaiian" dinners he thinks effect a nice balance in diet. This super-salesman lives his com-modity. And in reverse, the United States

couldn't have picked a nicer unof-ficial ambassador to the people of the Islands than this pleasant mu-sician.

November 30, 1951

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Z-his Week in ni In & Out of Focus ( CGoemnmer eanit

Ginger Rogers Goes TV Ginger Rogers will dev o te her

career hours to TV. The blonde film actress, who recently opened in a Broadway play, "Love and Let Love," signed an exclusive con tr a c t with CBS-TV covering her services for three years with options for an additional three years. She will start her CBS stint next fall in starring roles for half-hour weekly programs. She will do original productions and adapta-tions of some of her screen successes, and may do some radio shows also for CBS. Her profit for this venture, it is reported, will be approximately $1,000,000 for the six-year period.

Looks Like . . . One of radio's top showmen for

many years, Don McNeill with his fa mous ABC "Breakfast Club," is drop-ping his TV chores. Mc-Neill's radio, version, called "Don McNeill's TV Club," will go off after December 1 9. with no im- Don McNeill mediate televi-sion offer in view. Both McNeill and his Philco sponsor were unhappy over difficulties with the net to clear time for the telecasts.... Failure to satisfy viewers and sponsors with kine ver-sions of top shows and taking on an additional telecast has led to a switch in backing of ABC-TV's "Ruggles." Kraft is dropping the sponsorship, but ABC's contract for the family video show runs two more years (which means viewers will continue seeing it) and a new sponsor is expected to pick up the show soon.

. . . Elsie Baker, versatile character actress, has just completed the role of a Mexican Señora in a video pic entitled "Padre." . . . Some of the major winter events originating in Madison Square Garden in New York City will be televised for theater TV. Theater Network Television acquired the rights to telecast the events. Top college basketball games in December will start off the series, which Will Include the national invitational tour-nament and Olympic Games playoff. ... Television distributofs report that sales are growing bigger and bigger. October records show 37,461 sales as compared with September sales of 26,099.

... London's video activities are following close on the heels of the industry's events here. Large-screen TV equipment was moved into the Rand Organization's Odeon Theatre in

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Leicester Square, making it the first movie house over there to get giant sized video. . . . Eddie Cantor will mark another "first" to his credit, when he originates the Decem-ber 9 NBC "Colgate Comedy Hour" from the military base at Santa Ana Army Air Base. He will become the first of the na• tional TV comics to telecast fro m a GI base. His format will be changed for the occasion to feature talented newcomers never before seen on TV.

Eddie Cantor

Need New Lyrics Next spring Is convention time

again, and 140.000,000 Americans can see the whole works on their favorite stations among the four TV networks, which will cover both shebangs from stem to stern. The candidates this time had better learn their speeches, be-cause it won't be the boys who stumble through a speech from a printed page who are going to win the X marks of the 50,000,000 or 60,000,000 folks with voting rights. That won't pass for any sort of sincerity.

& Weed FEATURES

Seen on Radio Scene Page DESILU: A Dream

Flashbacks Page 36 The Doctor Has a New

Come True Page 3 The Rams Ride High! Page 4 How to Become a Top TV Salesman Page 6

Does TV Hurt Disc Jockeys? Page 35

Prescription Page 38 Invented: The "Model" Teleprompter Page 39

NE WS Ear and Eye Inspire Page 30

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Daytime Radio Logs Page 26 Flicker Fare Page /7 Football Schedule

1 Radiomites Page 29

TV Previews

Lifelines

This Week in TV Page 8 TV Program Finder Page 18

San Diego Program

Radio Program Finder

On the Ball

Finder Page 19

Page 21 Radio in Review

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Radio Precasts

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Page 21 Handy Hints

Page 22 Page 32

Wrestling Feature Page 17 (Dr .Grable) Page J19

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Rumors Are Flying . . . Dick Powell and his wife, June

Allyson, are doing their best to swing a husband-and• wife TV show f o r themselves. It would be a video dra ma. Final decision depends on June's getting TV rights from fil m commit-me nts at

Dick Powell M.G.M. . . . Bob Hawk is offering his TV quiz program

• "Win, Lose or Drawl" to ad agencies. . . . Meredith Willson, "Big Show"

maestro and star of lais own NBC "Music Room" program, bows on a third show Wednesday night, Decem-ber 5. He'll be a regular panel mem-ber of ABC-TV's "The Name's the Same," which features other panelists Abe Burrows, Robert Q. Lewis and Joan Alexander.

Santa Claus Lane Parade Santa Claus is in town. Those of

you who viewed the Santa Claus Lane Parade on November 29 were his offi-cial greeters; but we succumbed to the comforts of television and enjoyed KTLA's telecast of the parade. The galaxy of celebrities parading down the veritable fairyland lane, on tin-seled floats or silver-spangled horses, have been doing so since 1932. That year mechanical to ys were

used as decorations. It was the first time the Santa Claus float had been used and the same float has been in use each year since. Every fall the float is repainted and refurbished with additional mechanical devices.

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ANOTHER NBC SPORTS EXCLUSIVE A Football Double-Header

ARMY vs. NAVY 9:15 A.M.

NOTRE DAME vs. U.S.C. 1:45 P.M.

KNBH CHANNEL 4

FIRST RUN In Los Angeles. The Brand New , GENE AUTRY SHO W Brought to you by Arden

CHANNEL 7 SAT. 6:30 P.M.

2-KNXT 4-KNBH 5-KTLA 7-KECA-TV

DECEMBER 1 SATURDAY tt/ LOGS

CHANNEL 8-KFMB-TV 9-KHJ-TV

11-KTTV 13-KLAC-TV

Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change

Indicates New Program 8:45 41l./5C-Notre Dame 1931 Foot-

ball game.

9:15 ! 4, 8/Football Game-4 hrs. The annual gridiron classic between Army and Navy direct from Philadelphia.

10:00

10:30

11:00

11:30 12:00

12:30

5 News; Music-30m, 7 Western Film-60m. 5 Tricks and Treats-Home-30m.

Corns Stan lumbers. 5 Western Movie-60m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. 7 Date With Judy-Drama-30m. 5 Giant Movie Matinee-5 hrs. 7 Betty Crocker Matinee-30m. 7 City Hospital-Drama-30m.

-Th e ""g ‘‘ ay Hon" " 8 Football Roundup-60m.

1:00 4"Football Roundup-45m. 7 The Garden Shop-15m.

Timely garden advice and flower-ot-the- we,- k,

1:15 7 Scouting in Action-15m. 1:30 5 Movie-60m.

1:45 4, 8iFootball Game-21/4 hrs. Direct from the L. A. Coliseum: The Fighting Irish of Notre Dame oppose the Trojans of So. Calif.

2:30 5 Movie-75m. 3:40 11 KTTV News-5m. 3:45 5 Movie-75m.

11 Film Oddities-15m. 4:00 7 Western Film-60m.

11 Feature Film-60m. 4115 2 Parade of Events-Info-15m.

line Week's :ri.N. in Review. 4:30 2 Public Service Film-30m.

4 'Star Salon-30m. 13 Public Service Film-15m.

4:45 13 Your Own Home-15m. 5:00 2 Ed McConnell-Juv'n1.-30m.

4, 8 All Star Revue-60m. Jimmy Durante and Ethel Barry-more.

5 Man's Best Friend-Pets-30m. With Herb Wegner Lit Talented Dogs.

7 Paul Whiteman TV Club-60m. 11 Range Rider Roundup-60m.

Amateur Talent Show a ith Emcee Charlie Aldrich.

13 Hitching Post-Movie-90m. 5:30 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m.

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S Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. tr:00 4, 8 Your Show of Shows-90m.

Starring Sid Caesar and Imogene Coca.

7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1-30m. 11 Reserve-60m.

6:15 8 Vest Pocket Dramas-I5m. 6:30 2 It's a Neat Trick-Magic-15m.

Eddie Silverman with mystifying illusions.

5 Fantastick Studios, Ink-30m. Pint-sized thespians perform before the cameras.

7 Gene Autry Show-30m. Arden Farms presents Gene and Champion with family entertain-ment.

II Trouble With Father-30m. 13 Feature Film-60m.

"Joe Pt. I t,e La. (ramp." 645 2 Reserve-15m.

9 Action Theater-60m. 7:00 "Marked Trails," Hoot Gibson, Bob

Steele. .. Sammy Kaye Show-30m. Comedy Vignettes and Amateur Bandleaders.

5 Tim McCoy Movie-90m. 7 Dell O' Dell Show-30m.

Featuring World's Foremost Woman Magician.

8 Ken Murray Show-60m. 11 Red Ryder Feature-60m.

With Wild Bill Elliott and Robby Blake.

7:30 2 Beat the Clock-Quiz-30m. John Reed King, Roxanne, Time-Racing Contestants.

4 Your Hit Parade-30m. 7 J. Arthur Rank lime-90m. 13 Hometown Jamboree-60m.

7:45 9 Sports Whirligig-15m. 8:00 2 Ken Murray-Revue-60m.

Ann Sheridan, Rosemary Cloontry, Cedric Adams.

4 One Man's lamily-Drama -30m.

7 Western Feature-60m. 8 Grouch:, Marx-Quiz-30m. 9 Jr. College Football-2V2 hrs.

L.A.C.C. vs. Compton. 11 in Our Times-30m.

Roy Maypole with people and places in the news.

8:30 4 "Sportsman Club"-I5m. 5 Spade Cooley-Variety-60m. 8 Martin Kane-Drama-30m. 11 Vet's TV Center-30m.

tinily Lawton and guests, with s urra ns ' information on righta, privileges and benefits.

13 Film Playhouse-60m. 8:45 4 TWA Travelog-5m. 8:50 4 This Land of Ours-10m. 9:00 2 Faye Emerson's Wonderful

Town-30m. Faye salutes Detroit, with guests Margaret Whiting, Johnny Desmond and Mary Boland.

4 Feature. Film-60m. 7 Song Time-30m.

Jack Wyrtzen discusses juvenile delinquency problems.

8 Playhouse of Stars-60m. "one I. a Lonesome Number."

11 Film Featurette-30m. 9:30 2 Show Goes On-Revue-30m.

Rom. O. Lewis and talent buyers. 5 Saturday Night Movie-75m. "Winter Carnival," Ann Sheridan. Richard Carlson.

7 Feature Film-75m. (do Lupino in "(host Camera."

11 Hands of Destiny-30m. "High Iron," Robert Keith, Jr.

13 Al Jarvis Show-60m. ‘mateur show with name artist. Wi n ner receives week's engagement ou Al's daytime show.

10:00 2 Feature Film-90m. 8 Paul Whiteman Revue-30m. 11 Cosmopolitan Theater-60m.

"I'll Be Right Home, Ma," Charle , Nolte. Herbert Rutiley. '

10:30 4 Wrestling Matches-30m. 8 Man Again Crime-30m. 13 Owl Movie-60m.

10:45 5 Movie-60m. 7 Feature Film-75m.

"City Without Men," Linda Darnell 11:00 8 Crime Syndicated-30m.

9 Feature Film-90m. "\ Cargo,- Conrad Nagel. Eleanor Hunt.

11 Murder Before Midnight-75m. 11:30 8 The Clock-Drama-30m.

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SUNDAY 47 LOGS Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change se Indicates New Program

8:30 13 Inspiratonal Hour-Rel.-2 hrs. 10:00 9 Gordon's Garden-30m. 10:30 4 Gene Norman Show-60m.

9 Your Church at Home-45m. 13 Hitching Post-Movie-90m.

-Cavalcade uf the West."

10:55 5 Sunday Reverie-5m. 11 KTTV News-5m.

11:00 5 In God We Trust-60m. KTLA pays homage to different faiths by telecasting their services

8 Frontiers of Faith-30m. 11 Great Church of the Golden

West-60m. Remote telecasts from various Lus Angeles churches. Immanuel Episcopal Church this week.

11:15 9 Termite Hints-15m. 11:30 4 Frontiers of Faith-30m.

Enactment of Daily Customs auad Rituals observed in Jewish homes. An All-Faith religious program.

7 Western Movie-60m. 8 Monte Hall Western-60m. 9 Ho mes for Sale-30 m.

12:00 2.11.amp Unto My Feet-30m. 4.'Honne Builders Clinic-30m. 5 Movie-60m

"Jive Junction," Dickey Moore, Tina Thayer.

9 Feature Film-90m. "Rogues Tavern," Wallace Ford, Barbara Pepper.

11 Sunday Movies-60m. "Clipped Wings," Lloyd Hughes.

13 Pro Football Hilights-30m. 12130 2, 8 See It Now-30m.

Edward R. Murrow mith people who make the news.

4 Juvenile Jury-30m. 7 Faith for Today-Rel.-30m. 13 A Home To Live In-30m.

1:00 2 Feature Film-60m. "Swing It Professor," Kay Kyser.

4 Meet the Press-30m. Sen. Edwin C. Johnson

5 Western Feature-60m. "Western Trails."

7 Auction Park-60m. 8 Bill Goodwin Show-30m. 11 770 on the Air-30m. 13 Wrestling Workouts-2 hrs.

From the Ocean Park Arena.

1:30 4 Zoo Parade-30m, 8 What's My Name?-30m, 9 Feature Film-60m. 11 Children's Church-30m.

20 voice children's choir and Bible quiz.

2:00 2 Feature Film-60m. "Vengeance Rides the Sea."

4 Gabby Hayes Show-30m. 5 Twin Movie-60m.

"The Accomplice," Richard Arlen, Veda Ann Borg.

7 Super Circus-30m. 8 Super Circus-30m. 11 Garden Chats-30m.

2:30 4 Mr. Wizard-30m. 7 Marshall Plan in Action-30m. 11 The Flying Tigers-30m.

*•Purt Said."

3:00 2 Film Short-30m. 4 Hopalong Cassidy-60m.

-Lumberjack." 5 Twin Movie-90m.

"Red Desert," Don Berry, Tom Neal.

7 Jalopy Derby-60m. 8 TV Teen Club-60m,

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11 Major Feature-90m. "It Happened Tomorrow," Dick Powell, Linda Darnell.

13 Sunday Matinee-90m. "Made for Each Other," Jimmy Stewart.

3:15 2 Movie Milestones-60m, 4:00 4 Fair Meadows, U.S.A.-30m,

7I'Greatest Story Ever Told -30m. "The Story of Lazarus."

8 Sportsman's Club-15m. 4:15 2iFur Fun-15m.

'morn:lath-in on Chinchillas and other ani mals.

4:30 2, 8 This Is Show Business -30m. Host Clifton Fadiman and panel Sam Levenson, George E. Eauiman and Wendy barrie.

4 Young Mr. Bobbin-30m, 5 Eastside Kids-Movie-60m.

"The Clancy Street Buys." 7 Western Feature-60m, 11 KTTV Weekly Newsreel-30m. 13 Sunday Matinee-2 hrs.

"Su This Is Washington," Lcuu and Abner.

5:00 2 Touchdown-30m. Recap of nation's top games.

4, 8 Comedy Hour-60m, Starring Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Georgie

5:30 2 Stranger Than Fiction-15m. 5 Flash Gordon-Juv'n1-30m. 7 Super Circus-30m. 13 Sunday Matinee-30m.

"Rio Grande." 5:45 2 Sarah Churchill Show-15m.

Guest: Russel Crouse

6:00 2, 8 Fred Waring Show-60m. 4 PhiIca Playhouse-60m.

"A Little Night Music," Neva Pat-terson.

5 The Comics-60m. 7 Ted Mack Family Hr.-60m, 11 Cavalcade of Stars-60m.

With Jackie Gleason, June Taylor dancers and Sammy Spear Orch. Guests: Carmen Cavaliaro, Iger Gurin.

13 Dude Ranch Varieties-30m, Starring Leo Carrillo.

7:00 2 Celebrity Time-30m, Conrad Nagel, host and emcee.

4, 8 Red Skelton-30m. Red with his Impersonations, Dave Ruse and his orch, and guests.

5 Wild Bill Hickok-Juv'n1-30m. Madison stars.

7iKorla Pandit-30m. 11 Johns Hopkins Science Review

30m. "The Blood Bank Pays Dividends."

13 Jimmy Dolan Show-30m. 7:30 2 Singing Rails-30m.

Union Pacific's sagebrush enter-tainment starring Kirby Grant, Judy Clark, Don Shaw, the Ranch Hands

4 Leave It To The Girls-30m.

5 Sunday Night Movles-90m. "One of Our Aircraft is Missing," Eric Portman, Hugh Williams, Pamela Brown. Presented by Barbara Ann Bread and Star Kist Tuna.

7 Adventures in Mystery-30m. 8 The Ruggles-30m. 11 You Asked for It-30m.

Viewers request entertainment. Art Baker gets It

13 Golden State Theater-90m. "The Southerner"

8:00 2 Alan Young Show-30m, 4 TWA Travelog-5m. 7 United-or Not?-30m.

8 Canine Corner-30m, 11 Wrestlers & the Ladies-30m.

Charades with wrestling arena atmosphere. Benay Venuta, Dan Tobey and guests.

8:05 4 World Digest-25m. Week's review of the news.

8:30 2 "Out There"-Drama-30m. "Susceptibility," Investigation of Planet tIble XII.

4, 8 Sound-Off Time-30m, Starring Jerry Lester.

11 Ada Leonard Show-60m. 9:00 2 Star of the Family-30m.

Comedy variety show with hosts Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy. Guests: Dick Haymes, Ilona Mas-sey', Johnny Mack.

4 Boston Blackie-30m. Starting Kent Taylor, Lois Collier and Frank Orth. 'Scar Hand."

5 Bandstand Revue-Variety--60m, Acme Gold Label Beer's 1 hour of music, comedy and variety featuring Harry Babbitt and Les Brown.

7 Western Film-60m. 8 PhiIco Playhouse-60m, 13 Freedom Forum-Panel-60m,

Freeman Lusk conducts.

9:30 2 Casebook of Eddie Drake -30m. A "whodunit" series starring Don Hagerty in private eye rule.

4 Sunday Night Feature-60m. "Meet John Doe," Gary Cooper, Barbara Stanwyck Edward Arnold, Jimmy Gleason.

11 Straight from the Shoulder -30m. Dr. James W. Fifieid and guests.

10:00 2 CBS Television News-30m. Lee Wood, Tom Harmon, Dan Lundberg, Ruth Ashton.

• Movietown-Charades-30m. Guest line-up of filmdom's per. sonalities.

7 Hour of Decision-30m. 8 What's My Line?-30m. 11 Plainclothesman-Drama-

30m. "Found Money."

13 Clete Roberts-30m, 10:30 2 What's My Line?-Pane1-30m,

Bennett Cerf, Dorothy 'gaiter], Arlene Francis, Hal Block are the panelists.

5 Magazine of the Week-45m. Viewers taken page by page thru visual, informative magazine.

7 Youth on the March-25m. 8 Break the Bank-30m. 11 The World In Your Hands-

30m. Dr. Robert Haas and guests.

13 Owl Movie-60m. 11:00 2 Eleven O'clock Theater-75m.

"Dragnet Patrol" 8 Racket Squad-30m. 11 1Stop, Look and Listen-30m.

11:15 5 Final Edition-News-15m, 11:30 5 Tele-Vespers-15m,

8 Youth On the March-30m.

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TV-RADIO LIFE

Monday-Friday TV 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

9:00 13 Women Are Wonderful 11:00 8 What's Cookin'?-30m.

13 Mike Roy-Home-90m. 11:30 2 Strike It Rich-30m.

4 Star Salon-15m. 7 Adventure Time-30m.

11:45 4 Foods for Thought-15m. 12:00 2 Defense Theater-30m.

4, 8 Miss Susan-Drama-7 U.P.-Movietone News -10m.

12:10 7 Adventures in Food-80m 12:15 4 Here's Looking at You 12:30 2 Armchair Traveler-15m.

M-F. 4 Bert Parks-30m.-M,W,F Bill Goodwin-30m-Tu, Th.

13 Al Jarvis-Variety 12:45 2 Search For Tomorrow 1:00 2 Steve Allen-Variety

4 Kate Smith-60m. 1:30 2, 8 Garry Moore Show

7 It's Your Choice-15m. 2:00 4 Hawkins Falls-15m.

7 Korla Pandit-Music-9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-10m.

2:10 9 Suspects Wanted-5m. 2:15 4 Foods for Thought-15m.

9 Movie Matinee-75m. 2:30 2 First 100 Years-Film-

4 Monty Margetts-30m.

7 Mary McAdoo-Home-30m. M, W, F. TV's tip show fur hume-makers. Interesting guests, ideas, awards.

TV Notebook-Tu. Adventure Time-Th.

2:40 11 KTTV News-5m. 2:45 2 New Yorkers-15m.

11 Come Into Kitchen-60m. 3:00 2 Jeanne Gray-Tips-30m.

4 Parlor Party-60m. 7 Langford-Ameche Show-60m.

13 Jarvis Movie-90m. 3:30 2 Mel Torme-30m.

5 News and Music-25m. 9 Mama Weiss-30m.

3:45 11 Nancy Dixon-15m. Ronnie & Rennie-15m.

3:55 5 Police Calls-5m. 4:00 2 California Living-30m.

4 Chef Milani-30m, 5 Feature Film-60m. 7 Haynes-Leyden Show Gayelord Hauser-W. Flower Fantasy-15m. Alt. Th.

9 Four O'Clock Movies 11 Billie Burke at Home

4:15 7 Feature Film-ALT. TH. 4:30 2 Backstage with N.T.G.

4 Paul Pierce-30m. 7 Candy's Playhouse 11 Ladies Matinee-30m.

4:55 2 KNXT News-5m.

MEGLI N REVUE "Cradle of Stardom"

5:15 to 5:30 Mon.

CHANNEL 9 KHJ-TV

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Indicates New Program 5:00 2 Tele-Comics-30m.

Four-in-one comic strips. 4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-30m.

The whi msic al Kuklapolltan Players with Fran Allison. Playcrafter's Club-30m.

7 Roscoe Ates Show-60m. 8 Kate Smith-15m.

Ted Collins, musical acts and guests.

11 Range Riders-30m. Serial: 'Lightning Warrior," Frankie barro.

5:15 9 Meglin Revue-15m. Famed Meglin Kiddies parade their talent .for the TV audience.

5:30 2 Godfrey's Talent Scouts-30m. "King" Arthur presents variety talent.

4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8 Space Cadet-15m. TV University-30m. Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. Phantom Ranger-Serial-30m. Channel 8 Corral-Wt'rn-45m. Big Town-Drama-30m. With racket-busting Steve Wilson of the Illustrated Press. "Table for Two," a tale of a girl thief.

4 ¡Adventures of Patches-15m. 7 U.P.-Movietone News-15m.

With Chet Huntley. 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-25m.

Ted Meyers it Michael Hinn. 11 Christmas Shoper-15m.

TV guide to ideas fcr Christmas giving.

13 Timmy O'Toole Time-15m. 6:15 4 Komedy Klub-40m.

Billy Gilbert comedy. 7 Riders of Purple Sage-15m. 11 Open House-Inter'vw.-30m.

Roy Mulvey .Ed Reimers & guests 13 Willie Wonderful-15m.

6:30 2 Bigelow Theater-30m. "A Case of Marriage," Kent Taylor, Marjorie Reynolds, Jerome Cowan.

4 Adv. on Film-Juv'n1.-15m. 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1-15m. 7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. 9 Action Theater-65m. 13 Clete Roberts Report-15m.

6:45 4 Kelley & Moran-10m. Spurts controversy with Bob and Gussie•

5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. Dorothy and Dick present helpful suggestions fur the hume.

7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 13 Sports Book-15m,

Witb Sam Baiter and Sports Roundup.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 2 Studio One-Drama-60m.

4 American Inventory-30m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Cisco Kid-30m.

With Duncan Renaldo & Leo Carrillo.

8 Roving Cameras-15m. 11 Three Mesquiteers-60m. 13 Million Dollar Movie-80m.

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So You Want to Be An Actor -45m. Greatest Fights-15m. Roberta Quinlan-Music-15m. Kit Carson-30m. People in the News-15m. What's Name of Song?-30m. Newspaper of Air-15m. Arden Varieties-10m. Doug Edwards-News-15m. Coast to coast newscast trim N. Y. Paul Winchell, Jerry Mahoney Show-30m. Dixie Showboat Revue-60m. Royal Playhouse-30m. Faye Emerson-30m. Faye salutes a different city each week. Movie Express-90m. "A Shot in the Dark," Chas. Star-rett, Robt. Warrick. Film Featurette-30m. Perry Como Show-15m. Million Dollar Movie-80m. "Angel On My Shoulder," Paul Muni, Claude Rains, Ann Baxter. 8 Lux Video Theater-30m. "A Child Is Burn," Fay Baintet, Thomas Mitchell. Voice of Firestone-30m. Guest stars from the world of opera JUssi BioerlIng guests. Gruen Theater-Drama-30m. Wrestling-21/4 hrs. Bill Welsh from the Hollywood Legion.

Lucille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show-30m. Lee Hogan Presents-30m. Thrill Feature-60m. Chance of a Lifetime-30m. Masterpiece Playhouse-90m. It's News to Me-30m. Current Events Quiz with John Daley. Luck Strike Theater-60m. "The /UmbelIs," Vanessa Brown. Boris Karloff. Feature Film-90m. Caliente Racing-30m. Joe Hernandez brings the races Into your home. Million Dollar Movie-80m. "Enchanted Valley," Alan Curtis, Ann Gwynn. CBS Television News-30m. Lee Woods, Tom Harmon and Dan Lundberg. Teleforum-Panel-60m. Problems in World Affairs dis-cussed & debated. Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSrnid is moderator. KHJ-TV Newsroom-15m. Gaylord Carter-Organ-15m. Hollywood Opening Night -30m. "Show Down," Lurene Tuttle. Gene Norman Show-30m. Music on telescriptions & guests. Studio One-Drama-60m. Locker Room-15m. Wrestling Interview with Bill Welsh.

"Chronoscope"-15m. Discussion of current phase of World History. Final Edition-Sm. Chet Huntley-News-10m. Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. Ed Lyon-News-5m. Vita-Mix-Film-30m. U.P.-Movietone News-10m. Peter Potter-30m. Midnight Movie-75m. Hank Weaver-News-10m, Moonlight Movietime-60m. Charlie Wild-Drama-30m.

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Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change

1 Indicates New Program 5:00 2 Frank Sinatra Show-60m.

4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-30m. 5 Playcrafter's Club-30m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show-60m. 8 Kate Smith-15m. 11 Range Riders-30m.

5:15 S Did Ya Know?-15m, 9 Jean Darling Show-15m. Show tones and tips ou women's clothes.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 9 TV University-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Phantom Ranger-30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 2 Feature Film-60m.

"Double Diamond." 4.'Adventures of Patches-15m. 7 U.P. Movietone News-15m.

With Chet Huntley, 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-25m.

With Ted "leyera i4( Michael Flinn, 11 Christmas Shopper-15m.

Roy Maypole ik Lenore Kingston with gift suggestions.

13 Timmy O'Toole Time-15m. 6:15 4 "Big Red Riding Hood"-10m,

7 Riders of Purple Sage-15m. 11 Open House-Inter'vw.-30m.

6:25 4 Hello Again-5m. 6:30 4 Komedy Klub-25m.

7 Adventure Time-15m, 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.- 15m.

9 Action Theater-65m. "La‘% ut the Valley."

13 Clete Roberts Report-15m. 6:45 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m.

7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 13 Sports Book-I0m.

Spurts Roundup with Sam halter. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 2 "Danger"-30m.

4 Anna May Show-30m. S Newsreel-15m.

7 Personal Appearance Theater -30m. In person performances . . . lively plays and live players. Not a film. Presented by Security First National Bank.

8 Cisco Kid-30m, 11 Daredevils of the Red Circle

-30m. Chapt. 4: "Thirty Seconds to Live."

13 What's Your Yrouble?-30m, 7:15 5 Roving Camera-Info-15m. 7:30 2 Editor's Round Table-30m.

Virgil Pinkley moderates group. 4 Dinah Shore Show-15m. 5 Movie Theater-90m.

liaY Francis, Paul Cavaraugh.

7 Beulah-Comedy-30m. People in the News-15m.

9 Truth About Dixie-30m, With Marvin Ash and tiarry Hickox.

11 Shadow of the Cloak-30m. 13 Cliffie Stone Show-30m.

7:45 4 Newspaper of Air-15m. 8 Arden Varieties-10m.

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DECEMBER 4

8:00 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. Live newscast from New York,

4, 8 Texaco Star Theater-60m, Milton Berle with guest Janis Paige.

7 Film Serials-80m. Bela Lugosi episode.

9 Eight O'Clock Theater-90m. "Burma Victory."

11 Melody Time-30m. Featuring Patti Beams, Hazel Quinn's Melodiers, and guest.

13 District Attorney-15m. Crime discussion with Dist. Atty. S. Ernest Hull and Ed Lyon.

8:15 2 Stork Club-15m. Sherman Billingsley and guests.

13 V.I.P.-15m. With Freeman Lusk.

8:20 7 Film Serial-2nd Pict.-20m. John Wayne episode.

8:30 2 Look and Learn-30m. 11 P.C.C. Football-Film-60m. 13 Young Musical America-30m.

8:40 7 Film Serial-3rd Pic.-20m, Frankie Darro Episode,

9:00 2 Crime Syndicated-30m. Expose of organized cri me func-tions In the U. S.

4 Fireside Theatre-Drama-30m. "The Seven Graces," a comedy about seven orphaned sisters.

5 Ina Ray Hutton-Revue-60m. Ina's All-Girl Band combined with feminine guest acts in hour long variety show.

7 Page One News and Sports-30m. With Hank Weaver.

8 Feature Movie-60m. 11 Football-Film-30m, 13 Theater of intrigue-90m.

"A Matter of Murder."

9:30 2 Suspense-Drama-30m. "Nlikki Fino s.'

4 Armstrong Circle Theater-"Day Dreams," heart-warming story of a woman whose dreams, come true.

7 Stud's Place-30m. 9 Reserve-30m. 11 PCC Football-Film-30m.

10:00 2 CBS Television News-30m. 4 Original Amateur Hour-60m.

Dallas. Texas is week's "tumor city."

5 Movie Theater-60m. "Gang Bullets," Robert Kent, Anna Neagle.

7 Western Film-60m. 8 Beulah-Comedy-30m. 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-13m. 11 Sportscholar-Film-15m.

I red Uttal with quiz on film 10:15 9 Spanish Theater-Movie-75m.

11 Championship Bowling-45m. From Wilshile La Brea bowling lanes.

10:30 2 Telesports Digest-30m. Filmed sports events A Harry Vs-tamer.

8 I Love Lucy-30m. Starring Lucille ball .4.4 Des( Arnaz.

13 Ed Lyon-News-5m. 10:35 13 Owl Movie-75m. 11:00 2 Feature Film-75m.

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"Hew Pont " 5 Final Edition-5m. 7 Chet Huntley-News-10m. 8 The Show Goes On-30m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 7 U.P. Movietone News-10m. 11 Midnight Movie-75m.

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7 Hank Weaver-News-10m, 7 Moonlight Movietime-60m, 8 Amazing Mr. Malone-30m.

This Week in Tr-Continued

In 1933 large pictures of movie stars, surrounded by wreaths, were used as decorations on Hollywood Boulevard; however, this was discontinued the following year. The parade was held continuously until 1942. when it was canceled because of the war. Parade festivities were reinstated in

1945 when the present metal Christ-mas trees were built. The initial cost of the new motif was $135,000. The ghostlike dismantled trees are stored unprotected on Lockheed property when not in use. And the unkindness of the elements necessitates redecora-tion each.fall. The average cost of this now tradi-

tional parade is about $50.000, and more than four million people have attended the parade since 1945.

"See It Now" "See It Now," produced by Edward

R. Murrow and Fred W. Friendly, the ultimate sight-and-sound development of an idea and collaboration that be-gan with the widely acclaimed "I Can Hear It Now" albums for Columbia Records, scheduled to make its debut Sunday, November 18. as a weekly news program over KNXT, 12:30 p.m., failed to appear as planned. It seems, according to reports, that Channel 2 Mount Wilson engineers got crossed up on instructions and went on the air at the usual 1:00 p.m. instead of the 12:30 p.m. "See It Now" New York relay time set for the telecast. "See It Now," video successor to

CBS Radio's "Hear It Now," which won a George Foster Peabody citation last season, projects into the medium tie sight and sound the Murrow•Friendly technique of presenting the news through the people who make the news. Persons and events on the front pages during the week will be seen and heard on "See It Now." The pro-gram will be, in effect, the news mag-azine of television. With Marrow as on-camera editor,

the news will be presented through live pickups of events, and with mo-tion pictures specially filmed for "See It Now." The news will include per-sonal interviews, overseas reports, bio-graphical features, human- Interest stories, documentary features, and late news breaks.

Latest Color-Tr Order Theater color TV is out for the dura•

tion of the current material shortage, according to a government order from the National Production Authority. Not only that, it means no more man-ufacturing of color television sets and color adapters to be used in conjunc-tion with present sets. No color TV appliances can be manufactured for general sale until the materials short-ages are ended, but the making of color television equipment for experi-mental, defense, industrial and certain hospital and educational uses will still be permitted. Experimental work on theater TV and color theater TV can continue. This certainly makes it look like a straight black and white video picture for the time being.

TV-RADIO LIFE

Stop, Listen, Look (Shows You ) May Like

World Reporter Afonday-Friday, 6:30 p.m. ICLAC-TV, Channel 23

KLAC-TV's world reporter, Clete Roberts, has just completed the film-ing of twenty-two newsreels in one of the most important spots in the world, Israel. This series is currently being televised over KLAC-TV. It start-ed Monday, No-vember 19. The nearly two

dozen films, each running fifteen minutes, tell the entire story of Is-rael in a series of intervie ws p 1 u s eye-witness accounts of present heppenings. Roberts visually depicts eesent living conditions in this coun-try, conditions between the Jews and the Arabs, economic problems and general welfare of the state. Roberts traveled up and down the state inter-viewing the farmer, city worker, manu-facturer, and laborer-Israel's paral-lels to you and me-to bring to us as accurate an account of sympathies, feelings, and conditions as possible.

Anyone who saw the results of Clete's stimulating first-hand inter-views on Formosa knows what a lot of human detail this ace interviewer finds in his travels. Roberts's and KLAC-TV's newsreels from abroad are some of the most solid first-hand ac-counts of fellow humanity you can encounter in TV.

"Herb Shriner Time" Thursday, 9:00 p.m. ABC-TV, KECA-TV, Channel 7

The first time Herb Shriner stepped before the TV cameras last year dur-ing a guest shot, the lucky ones who caught the appearance clucked hap-pily over a natural. And when the Hoosier favorite substituted last sum-mer for Arthur Godfrey, his amiable humor and folksy commentary settled the matter of Shriner to TV. On his own show Herb opens with

a comedy monologue which sets the scene of the small-town drama to follow. Then with Shriner acting as narrator and story-teller, his famed Indiana-style humor adding a hilari-ous fillip to the human-interest plot, the little dramas unfold. Played straight, it would come out pure corn. Played a la Shriner, it comes out pure delight. Typical was the tale spun of a

small-town bank clerk who enjoyed the trust of his fellow citizens. Turned by greed to absconding with fifty thousand dollars of the bank's money, the teller was finally found wander-ing about the scenes of his every-day life as he waited for the train that would bear him and the ill-gotten gains away. The influence of old fa-miliar faces and places naturally

Clete Roberts

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Indicates New Program 5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m.

"Whistling Bullets." 4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-30m. 5 Playcraf ter's Club-30m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show-60m. 8 Kate Smith Show-15m. 11 Range Riders Roundup-30m.

5:15 8 Did Ja Know?-15m. 9 World of Stamps-15m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8 Space Cadet-15m. 9 TV University-30m. 13 Phantom Ranger-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 2 Strike It Rich-Quiz-30m.

With Warren Hull. dVAdventures of Patches- Um. 7 U.P.-Movietone News- Um.

With Chet Huntley. 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-25m.

Ted Meyers & Michael Hinn. 11 Christmas Shopper-15m.

Suggestions for Christmas gifts. 13 Timmy O'Toole lime-15m.

6:15 4 Komedy Klub-40m. Andy Clyde comedy.

7 Riders of Purple Sage-15m. 11 Open House-Inter'vw.-15m.

hay Mulvey, Ed Reimers & guests. 13 Willie Wonderful- Urn.

6:30 2 The Web-Drama-30m. 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m.

7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. Adventure in the Supersonic atmosphere.

9 Action Theater-65m. "Raiders of the Border," Johnny Mack Brown.

13 Clete Roberts Report-15m. 6:45 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m.

Dorothy (jardiner & Dick Garton with your helpful suggestions.

7 Space Patrol-Ju'vn1.-15m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 13 Sports Book-10m.

6:50 4 TWA Travelog-5m. 6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 2 Blue Ribbon Bouts-45m.

4 Your Big Moment-30m. Bob Barker emcees for the "Stars of Tomorrow."

5 Newsreel-15m. 7 Reserve-30m. 8 Range Rider-30m. 11 Major Feature Theater-2 hrs.

"The Corsican . Brothers," Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

13 Big Wed. Movie-75m. "And Then There Were None," Barry Fitzgerald, Walter Huston.

7:15 5 H'wood Reel-15m. Candid glimpses of Hollywood.

7:30 4 Roberta Quinlan-Music-15m. 5 Jungle Adventure-30m.

With Martin and Johnson. 7 On Trial-30m. "Should Baseball Be Subject to Anti-Ti ust Laws?"

8 People In the News-15m. 9 Armed Forces Report-25m.

7:45 2 Sports Spot-15m. 4 Newspaper of Air-15m.

8 Arden Varieties-10m. 7:55 8, 9 News-5m.

8:00 2 Do0um. g Edwards-News-15m. News direct from New York, 4 Kate Smith Evening Hour-6

5 Frosty Frolics-60m. Artistry on ice from the Pasadena Winter Darden.

7 Who Knows?-Pane1-30m, 8 Arthur Godfrey-60m. 9 Feature Film-90m.

"Lucky Tot Me," Phyllis Brooks.

8:15 2 Perry Como-15m. Perry, the Fontaine Sisters and guests.

13 Big Wed. Movie-13 hrs. "Burning Cross."

8:30 2 Bachelor's Haven-30m. Witty panel debates male supremacy.

7 Charlie Wild--"Drama-30m. 9:00 2 Arthur Godfrey's Friends-

60m. 4 Wrestling Matches-60m. 5 Feature Film-60m. "Scared to Death," Bela Lugost.

7 McNeil TV Club-30m. Origniates front the home of a Chicago couple celebrating their golden wedding anniversary. Wrestling-90m. Dude Martin Show-60m. Western Variety with Dude and his gang.

9:30 7 The Clock-Drama-30m. Psycholo-gical suspense drama "The Balzac Murder."

9 Teen Age Trials-30m. 10:00 2 CBS Television News-30m.

4 Break the Bank-Quiz-30m. 5 City at Night-Info-90m.

Camera Tour of Interesting Spots in Los Angeles.

7 Adventure lime-30m. 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-15m. 11 Amateur Boxing-60m.

Bill W"elsh from the South Gate Arena.

13 Ed Lyon-News-Sm. 10:05 13 Owl Movie-75m. 10:15 9 Movietime-75m.

"Pride of the Legion," Victor Jory, Sally Blaine.

10:30 2 Man of the Week-30m. John E. Dunlap, chief of Internal Revenue Dept.

4 Freddie Martin Show A musical salute to Cole Porter.

7 Riders of Purple Sage-30m. 8 Boxing-60m.

11:00 2 "Chronoscope"-15m. World History Discussion.

7 Chet Huntley-News-10m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m.

11:10 7 U.P.-Movietone News-10m. 11:15 2 Peter Potter-Records-30m.

11 Midnight Movie-75m. "Air Police."

11:20 7 Hank Weaver-News-10m. 11:30 5 Final Edition-5m.

7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 8 Kate Smith Revue-30m.

12:00 8 Newsreel-10m.

11

SOUVENIR Joey Mazzuca, who appears on

"Smilin' Ed's Gang" television show, received a baby elephant as a token of friendship from the Maharajah of Mysore. after an extended visit with the Indian ruler.

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5:00 P.M. Daytime Log Listings

Information Received From Stations Subject to Last Minute Change

/ Indicates New Program 5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m.

la se hide." 4 Kukla, Fran and 011ie-30m. 5 Playcrafter's Club-30m. 7 Stop The Music-60m. 8 Kate Smith Show-15m. 11 Range Riders Roundup-30m.

Guests and movie serial.

5:15 8 Did Ja Know?-15m. 9 Comedy lime-15m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doody-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8 Boy's Railroad Club-15m. 9 TV University-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Western Serial-30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 2 Feature Film-60m.

"Laughing at Lo, 4/Adventures of Patches-15m. 7 U.P.-Movietone News-Huntley-15m.

9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-25m. Ted Meyers and Michael Hum.

11 Christmas Shopper-15m. Ideas for the early Xmas shopper.

13 Timmy O'Toole Time-30m. 6:15 4 Komedy Klub-40m.

7 Riders of Purple Sage-15m. 11 Open House-Inter'vw.-15m. 13 Willie Wonderful-15m.

6:30 5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m. 7 Football This Week-15m. 9 Action Theater-60m.

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Ilatis%li, It, Ci ft p.'1111e," Hex Bell, Gabby Hayes. Clete Roberts Report-15m. Handy Hints-Tips-15m. Space Patrol-Ju'v'n1.-15m. Newsreel-15m. Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. Sports Book-15m. Spurts News m.ith son Baiter.

Elmer Peterson-News-5m. Watch and Win-Quiz-30m. Range Rider-Movie-30m. "M occa slued stal wart ut early day s meets out daring Justice!" Newsreel-15m. The Ruggies-Comedy-30m. Lone Ranger-30m. Classified Column-30m. You're Never Too Old-60m. Features Talented Grandma and Grandpa. With Marilyn Hare and Harry Soplan.

Flicker Snickers-I5m. Old Time, Silent Movies wi th Com-ments by Bud Stefan.

Crime Photog.-Drama-30m. Dinah Shore Show-15m. H'wood Opportunity-60m. Hopeful young performers trying for the "Big Break."-

Lone Ranger-Juv'n1.-30m. The Masked Man & Tonto ride again.

People in the News-15m. Meet Your Children-30m. Open Road-Travel-30m. Films depicting colorful tours. Mexico City & Acapulco.

Newspaper of the Air-15m. Arden Varieties-10m.

TV-RADIO LIFE

DECEMBER 6

8:00 2 Doug Edwards-News-15m. coast to coast newscast from N. Y.

4 You Bet Your Life-30m. 7 Queen For a Day-30m. 8 Amos and Andy-30m. 9 Double Feat. Theater-75m.

" I k I ledda Hopper. 11 Bob Shannon's Varieties-30m. 13 Film Playhouse-60m.

"Stage Struck," Conrad Nagel, Audrey Long.

8:15 2 Stork Club-15m. 8:30 2,8 Burns and Allen-30m.

4 Person to Person-15m. Monty Nlargetts's guests and inter-views tend' identity to the people behind your telephone scene. Plus special features.

5 Wrestling-21/4 hrs. 7 Pacific Crusade-30m. 11 Football-Film-30m.

8:45 4 Industry on Parade-T5m. 9:00 2 Amos 'n' Andy-Comedy-30m.

4 Ford Festival-60m. A full hour cranimed with top names in the entertainment world. James Melton stars as the singing emcee.

7 Herb Shriner Time-30m. 8 Talent Showcase-30m. 11 Football-Film-30m. 13 Public Serv. Film-30m.

9:15 9 Big 4 Movies-90m. "I Met a Murderer," Jones Mason.

9:30 2 Racket Squad-30m. [rue stories from police tiles.

7 Hollywood Screen Test-30m. Kent Smith guides hopefuls Mar-rien Walters, Andy Duggan.

8 Game of the Week-30m. 11 Football-Film-30m. 13 Institute of Family Relations

10:00 2 CBS Television News-30m. 4 Martin Kane-30m.

With Lloyd Nolan,

5 Wrestling-45m. Begat Pule and Dick Lane bring you the evening's main event in this "Tops in Wrestling" show.

7 Life Begins at 80-30m. 8 Stop the Music-Quiz-30m. 11 Rocky King, Detective-30m, 13 Ski Tips-30m.

10:30 2 Film Shorts-30m. 4 TWA Travelog-5m. 7 At Home-15m.

Guest: Carol Bruce. 8 Beat the Clock-30m. 9 KHJ-TV News-15m.

11 Alert For News-30m. High school students are tested on their knowledge uf current events.

13 Ed Lyons-News-5m. 10:35 4 Gene Norman Show-25m.

Musical Telescriptions and guests. 13 Owl Movie-75m.

10:45 5 Beat the Champ-45m. Giant Jackpot offered to anyone who can beat the Champ.

7 Adventure lime-15m. 11:00 2 Feature Film-75m.

-Midnight Warning " 7 Chet Huntley-News-10m. 8 Newsreel-10m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m.

11:10 7 U.P.-Movietone News-10m. 11:15 11 Midnight Movie-75m.

"Clipped Wings," Lloyd Hughes.

11:20 7 Hank Weaver-News-10m. 11:30 5 Final Edition-5m.

7 Moonlight Movietime-60m.

This Week in TV-Continued

proved too much, and virtue tri-umphed.

Distinguished casts of TV players enact the tales of life in a small town each week, their roles keeping the half-hour epics from being too funny.

Not the least impressive bits of the show are the commercials. Shriner, rumor has it, spent a good many hours at sponsor Arrow's plant, soaking up usable lore. Excellence of the pitches for collars and shirts substantiates the story of their painstaking preparation.

Even when it came time to tout men's shorts-a feat not easy on TV-imagination triumphed. Background, wearers, and other bits of wear were blacked out. The canes, hats, and bright shorts of the models were il-luminated, which resulted in a better than decent parade of men's under-wear capering on-screen. The results were highly watchable. Shriner uses his wits as well as his native wit.-L J.P.

Second Glances ( Critical \ Comment )

We Point With Pride ... To Shelton Brooks's appearance

in KLAC-TV's "You're Never Too Old." As composer doing his own songs, he was a solid hit singing "Some of These Days" and "Darktown Strutters Ball."

We View With Alarm ... The latest video attempt by

Fred Allen on NBC's "Sound- Of f Time." The dour-faced Allen is a humorist and not a visual comedian. He failed miserably . . . in provoking laughs as well as in proving the basis of his telecast ... that humor was not dead. There must be a format suit-able to his satirical humor, but until such time as he discovers what it is, 'tis best for Allen to leave telecasting alone, otherwise his faithful followers may drop by the wayside.

. . . The thIed old format on Richard Willis's "Here's Looking at You," which NBC microwaves from New York. Willis, a former movie make-up man, has had many years of experi-ence in broadcasting glamour hints for milady. However, he has literally taken his old radio format and trans-ferred it to the cameras. The basic principles of suitable make-up, dress and hairdos are generally well known, and repeating old hash without visual demonstration of "before" and "after" effects seems rather pointless on a video show.

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TV-RADIO LIFE

The Alan Young Show Sunday. 11:0(1 p.m. CBS-KNXT. Channel 2 In case there is a reader left who

still hasn't seen the Alan Young Show. may we explain that it consists of Alan Young in what is called "situa-tion comedy." These are skits written for him, in conjunction with him, and of late have been more situation than comedy. Two years of watching Alan Young

bei ng slowed down and bogged down by a bad pace and too-long skits heighten the impression that meeting Al in on the street is more fun than watching him on TV. He's quicker, and he's more Alan Young. For instance, a week or so ago Alan

played the part of a lighthouse keep-er with no diversions. A shipwrecked girl stopped by, but her inability to play poker led Alan to abandon her there, making for the mainland in his skiff, alone. His "topper" to this tire-some skit concerned the "dull time the two of them would have for the month waiting arrival of the next passenger boat from the mainland." On another occasion he was an Eng-

lish soldier debating the time of a bomb. At the end of the fifteen-sec-ond period, he and a friend rested as-sured it was a still-unexploded thirty-second bomb they were watching ap-prehensively. To most viewers this old chestnut turned the bomb time into what seemed like fifteen minutes! Only occasionally does a real sock

spot come through. When it does-it'; great! Ile blond Scotsman whose televi-

sion show at the same time seems to this reporter one of the most watch-able and one of the most tiresome on the TV channels, is in person much funnier than this. Maybe if Young just plays' himself and not mythical characters his own personality will come through. Re's got one of the best directors in

TV, too, Ralph Levy. If those two can't figure out what's dragging, we shouldn't have even brought it up.-

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Indicates New Program

5:00 2 Ghost Rider-Movie-60m. Hawai tan But ka ron"

4 Kukla, Fran &

5 Playcrafter's Club-25m. 7 Roscoe Ates Show-60m. 8 Kate Smith Show-15m. 11 Range Riders Roundup-30m.

5:15 8 Did Ja Know-15m. 9 Comedy lime-15m.

5:30 4 Howdy Doociy-Juv'n1.-30m. 5 Cowboy Thrills-Movie-60m. 8 Space Cadet-15m. 9 TV University-30m. 11 Captain Video-Juv'n1.-30m. 13 Western Serial-30m.

5:45 8 Channel 8 Corral-45m. 6:00 2 Playhouse of Stars-60m.

4/Adventures of Patches-15m. 7 U.P.-Movietone News-15m. 9 KHJ-TV Newsroom-25m. 11 Boys' Railroad Club-15m. 13 Timmy O'Toole lime-15m.

6:15 4 Komedy Klub-15m. 7 Rijers of Purple Sage-15m. 11 Open House-Int'vw.-15m. 13 Willie Wonderful-15m.

6:30 4 Laurel & Hardy Comedy -25m. "lie Big" is the t Ile

5, 8 Time for Beany-Juv'n1.-15m 7 Space Cadet-Juv'n1.-15m. 10:00 9 Feature Theater-60m. 13 Clete Roberts Report-15m.

6:45 5 Handy Hints-Tips-15m. 7 Space Patrol-Juv'n1.-15m. 9 Feature Theater-80m. 8 Newsreel-15m. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 13 Sam Bolter-Sports-15m.

6:55 4 Elmer Peterson-News-5m. 7:00 2 Touchdown-Sports-30m.

4 Gillette Fights-45m. 5 Newsreel-15m. 7 The Bill Gwinn Show-30m. Couples enact how songs changed their lives.

8 Football This Week-15m.

11 The Living Book-Relig.-30m "Reunion in Egypt," is Forest Lawn Memorial Park Bible drama for tonight's "Living Book" series.

13 Hi-Talent Bottle-30m. 7:15 5 Mayor Bowron-Info-15m.

Irisight into the Bunning of a Big City.

8 Caliente Cavalcade-15m. 7:30 2 H'wood Road to Fame-30m.

N.T.G. with weekly winners and .ttlittol salute.

5 Charlie Chase-Film-30m. 7 Life with Linkletter-30m. 8 People in the News-15m.

11 Pet Exchange-30m. Frank Wright presents trick animals and offers free pets on tonight's "Calo Pet Exchange."

13 Pro Football Highlights-30m. 7:45 4 Greatest Fights-15m.

8 Arden Varieties-10m. 8:00 2 Doug Ectwards-News-15m.

4 Newspaper of the Air-15m.

5 Harry Owens Royal Hawai-ians-60m. Brings Hawaii Into your own livingroorn by tuning in this ex-citing, popular, fast-moving show

7 Mystery Theater-30m. "Case of the Living Corpse."

8 Al Schuss Show-30m. 9/Basketball Game-2 hrs.

UCLA vs. LA. State.

11 lwenty Questions-30m. Panel of Experts guess identity of "Animal, Vegetable or Mineral." Guesting is Martha Scott.

131 Candid Camera-F-30m. 8:15 2 Perry Como-Music-15m.

4 Roberta Quinlan-15m. 8:30 2 Mama-Family Comedy-30m.

4 Reserve-30m. 7 Stu Erwin Show-30m. 8 Herb Shriner-30m. 11 Front Page Detective-30m. 13 Wrestling, Ocean Park-2 1/2 hrs

9:00 2 Man vs. Crime-30m. Starring Ralph Bellamy in a Panama Canal murder.

4 Big Story-Drama-30m. 5 Movie Classic-90m. "The Greeks Had a Word for Joan Blondell.

7 Crime With Father-30m. 8 Jukebox Jamboree-30m. 11 Suuccess Story-60m.

9:30 2 Live Like a Millionaire-30m. 4 The Aldrich Family-30m. 7 Tales of Tomorrow-30m. "Eti, Hi> I rist, ,,N11, - Walter Abel.

8 Fireside Theater-30m. 2 CBS Television News-30m. 4 /Ezio Pinza Show-30m.

Guest: Jane Froniiiii 7 Amazing Mr. Malone-30m.

-Lase of the Bristle,. Husband.'

II,"

8 Pacific Crusade-30m. 9 Make It Yourself-15m. 11 Eloise Salutes the Stars-15m.

Guest: Morris Frank.

10:15 11 Polyzoides-15m. Discussion by noted authority on global politics.

10:30 2 L.A. Rams Football Film-30m. 4 Let Poppa Do It-30m. 5 Lawrence Welk-Music-60m. From the Aragon Ballroom.

7 Strange Adventure-15m. 8 Big Story-Drama-30m. 11 What's the Verdict-30m.

High school students supply final verdicts in actual law cases. Knox Manning moderates.

10:45 7 Football This Week-15m. 11:00 2 Chronoscope-15m.

Discussion of current phase of world history.

7 Chet Huntley-News-10m. 8 Crime Photog.-Drama- nm. 11 Times-KTTV Newsreel-15m. 13 Gaines Little Theater-15m.

Five-minute vignettes with surprise endings.

11:10 7 U.P.-Movietone News-10m. 11:15 2 Peter Potter's Party-60m.

11 Dunkel's Football Ratings-15m.

13 Ed Lyon-News-5m. 11:20 7 Hank Weaver-News-10m.

13 Owl Movie-75m. . 11:30 5 Nightcap Theatre-60m.

7 Moonlight Movietime-60m. 8 Newsreel-10m. 11 Midnight Movie-75m.

"It Happened Tomorrow," Dick Powell, Linda Darnell.

PAriet. Fifteen

NOVEMBER 30, 1951 TV -RA D IO LIFE

BY VIRGIN-IA W EST

It will be welcome home night for Art Baker on Monday night, Dec. 10th. . . . Yes, Art and his popular "You Asked For It" will be seen on KECA-TV every Monday night for his spon-sor, Skippy Peanut Butter. The show will be telecast over the ABC-TV net-work live from Hollywood via the microwave relay. "You Asked For It" has captured tremendous public inter-est since its initial telecast almost a year ago. Baker and the pro• ducers of the show leave no stone unturned to bring to thè TV screen the odd and inter• esting items re-quested by his fans. As you've

probably no-ticed, Kaiser-Frazer Dealers have joined the ever increasing list of sponsors on ABC-TV. . . . Their Adventures in Mystery cur-rently starring Betty Furness in By-Line is seen Sunday evenings at 7:30 on Channel Seven. Starting Dec. 23rd, they'll bring the viewers "The Ad-ventures of Ellery Queen" at that time. . . . Have you become a regular Herb Shriner fan? We think there's nothing quite like the Shriner brand of humor. If you haven't seen this tall, lean lad with a whimsica/ twinkle, then you'd better set your dial on. Channel 7, Thursday right at 9! Speaking of new shows, there's

"City Hospital," the Carter Products dramatic series beamed your way on alternate Saturdays at 12:30. "City Hospital" depicts events as they might occur in the everyday life of an average metropolitan hospital. . . . Every Saturday at one, you see Mir-andy's entertaining and informative show, "The Garden Shop." . . . We think you'll like her quarter-hour. . . Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club is now seen coast-to-coast via microwave on Saturdays. . . . Canada Dry's por-tion of the Sunday afternoon special . . . Super-Circus . . . at 2 o'clock, is also microwaved coast-to-coast. Here's a blanket invitation to the

public.... With new stages and more seats available for studio audiences, the invitation is extended to attend KECA-TV daytime shows, Monday thru Friday, at ABC's Television Center.... No tickets required.

ART BAKER

By Dorothy Gardiner and Dick Gar-ton, stars of KTLA's "Handy Hints," Monday through Friday, 6:45 p.m.

Each weeR we pick the best Handy Hint sent directly to TV-Radio Life, 6361 Selma Avenue, Hollywood 28, and use it, with your name and address, in this column as well as on the air over KTLA, Friday evening at 6:45. A lovely gift will be sent to everyone whose hint is used here as KTLA-TV-Radio Life Hint of the week.

Here is this week's winner: Mrs. Hazel Halloway. 9415 Workman Ave., Temple City, Calif.

The hint is: •

IF YOU HAVE AN OLD HALL TREE IN YOUR ATTIC, then get it

down and paint it to match your color scheme in the kitchen. Use the tree to hang finished garments on as you iron. There are usually about six to eight hooks on a tree, therefore, it will save you many steps when Ironing. IF' YOUR CHILD IS TOO LARGE

FOR THE HIGHCHAIR AND YET YOU FIND THAT AN ORDINARY CHAIR IS TOO LOW FOR THE CHILD TO EAT IN COMFORT, TRY THIS. Buy four sturdy door bumpers and screw one in each leg of chair. This will raise the chair about four inches and when no longer needed they can be easily re• moved without harm to the chair. WHEN THE CHILDREN BRING

THEIR FRIENDS HOME TO WATCH TELEVISION AND EAT POPCORN, you probably find all the bowls in the house dirty. Well, here's a good idea. The next time, buy some sandwich bags to use instead of bowls. Pop a large pan or bowl of popcorn, and put a cup in it to fill the bags, and give each child a bag, and then they can eat all the popcorn they want and you have only a pan and cup to wash.

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CONTEST AND OFFERS Two hundred and nineteen persons will re-

ceive prizes for the most original toys sub-mitted to the third annual "make-a-toy" campaign conducted by Tom Moore, Mutual. Don Lee's "Ladies Fair" program (week days, 11:00 to 11:25 a.m.) and the Salvation Army. The grand prize Is to be a brand-new automobile. All entries must be sent to Tom Moore, KNBS, Chicago, by December 7, to assure Salvation Army distribution.

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TV-RADI O LIFE NOVEMBER 30, 1951

Aicker gare Saturday, December 1 "Brand of Outlaws," Bob Steele, (7), 10:00 a.m. "Brand of the Devil," (5). 11:00 a. m. "Moon Over Montana," (5). 1:30 p.m. "My Dog Shep," (5), 2:30 p.m. "Thief of Bagdad," (5), 3:45 p.m. ''Riding the Sunset Trail," Flex Bell, (7), 4:00 p.m. "I Cover Chinatown," Norman Foster, (11), 4:00 p.m. "Trouble at Melody Mesa," (13), 5:00 p.m. "Northern Frontier," (2), 5:30 p.m. "Joe Palooka, Champ," Joe Kirkwood, Jr., (13), 6:30 p.m. "Marked Trails," Hoot Gibson, Bob Steele, (9), 6:45 p.m. "Outlaw Deputy," Ti m McCoy, (5), 7:00 p.m. "Blind Goddess," Eric Portman, (7), 7:30 "Gaiety," (13). 8:30 p.m. "The Roosevelt Story," (4), 9:00 p.m. "Winter Carnival," Ann Sheridan, Richard Carlson, (5), 9:30 p.m. "Ghost Camera." Ida Lupino, (7), 9:30 p.m. "Racing Luck," (2), 10:00 p. m, "Arson, Inc.," Robert Lowery, Ann Gwynne, (5), 10:45 p.m. "City Without Men," Linda Darnell, (7), 10:45 p. m. "Yellow Cargo," Conrad Nagel, Eleanor Hunt, (9), 11:00 p.m. "Face in the Window," Tod Slaughter, (11), 11:00 p.m. Sunday, December 2 "Cavalcade of the West." (13), 10:30 a.m. "Jive Junction," Dickie Moore, Tina Thayer, (5), 12:00 n. "Rogues Tavern," Wallace Ford, Barbara Pepper, (9), 12:00 n. "Clipped Wings," Lloyd Hughes, (11), 12:00 n. "Swing It, Professor." Kay Kyser, (2), 1:00 "Vengeance Rides the Sea," (2), 2:00 p.m. "The Accomplice," Richard Arlen. Veda Ann Borg, (5), 2:00 p.m. "Red Desert," Don Berry, Tom Neal, (5), 3:00 p.m. "It Happened Tomorrow," Dick Powell, Lin-da Darnell, (11), 3:00 p.m. "Made for Each Other," Ji mmy Stewart, (13), 3:00 p.m. "Clancy Street Boys," Eastside Kids, (5), 4:30 p.m. "So This Is Washington," Lum and Abner, (13), 4;30 p.m. "One of Our Aircraft is MIssing_," Eric Port. man, Hugh Williams, (5). 7:30 13.m• "The Southerner." (13), 7:30 p.m. "Dragnet Patrol," (2) 11:00 p.m. Monday, December 3 "Shanghai Gesture," Gene Tierney, Walter Huston, (9), 2:15 p.m. "Two Weeks to Live," (13). 3:00 p.m. "Zis Boom Bah," Peter Lind Hayes, (6). 4:00 p.m. "Doughnuts and Society," Ann Rutherford, (9), 4:00 p.m. "Westward Bound," Hoot Gi bson, Bob Steele, (9). 6:30 p.m. "Joe Palooka, Champ," (13), 7:00 p.m. "A Shot in the Dark," Charles Starrett, Robert Warrick, (9), 9:00 13•nl. "Angel on My Shoulder," Paul Muni, Claude (5), 10:00 p.m. Rains, Anne Baxter, (13), 8:15 p.m. "Queen of the Amazon," Robert Lowery (5), 9:00 p.m. "Enchanted Valley," Alan Curtis, Ann Gwynn, (13), 9:30 p.m. "The Ghost Walks,' (11), 11:15 p.m. Tuesday, December 4 "A Shot in the Dark," Charles Starrett, Robert Warrick. (9), 2:15 p.m. "Boys' Reformatory," Frankie Darro, Grant Withers, (5), 4:00 P. m "Daniel Boone." George O'Brien, Heather Angel. (9), 4:00 p.m. "Double Diamond," (2), 6:03 p.m. "Law of the Valley," (9). 6130 r•rn. "Wife Wanted," Kay Francis. lo;•ui Cava-naugh. (5), 7:30 p.m. "A Matter of Murder," (13), 9:00 P. m "Gang Bullets," Robert Kent, Anna Neagle, (5). 10:00 p.m. -Heart Punch," (2), 11:00 17.m• "Before Morning," (11), 11:15 p.m. Wednesday, December 5 "Hollywood and Vine," James Ellison, (5), 4:00 p.m. "Burma Victory," (9), 2:15 p.m. "King of the Sierras," (9). 4:00 p.m. "Whistling 8;41lets." (2), 5:00 Oinl• "Riders of the Border," Johnn y Mack Brown, (9). 6:30 p.m.

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Previews TIME CHANGES

Thursday. November 29 - "MEET YOUR CHILDREN," (9), 7 : 30 p.m. Formerly viewed on KECA•TV.

Sunday. December 2-"SUPER CIRCUS," (7), 5:30 p.m. Formerly viewed on Sun-days at 2:30 p.m.

WHO'S GUESTING Friday, November 30 -"SCHLITZ PLAY. HOUSE OF STARS," (2), 6:00 p.m. Fay Bainter and Walter Hampden co-star in "Two Living and One Dead."

Saturday. December 1 - "THE BETTY CROCKER STAR MATINEE." (7), 12:00 noon. Guests: Basil Ratnbone and Russell Wright.

Saturday, December 1-"ALL-STAR RE-VUE." (4), 5:00 p.m. Ji mmy Durante. plus Ethel Barrymore making her TV debut.

Saturday. December 1-KEN MURRAY, (2). 8:00 p.m. Ann Sheridan, Rosemary Cloo-ney and Cedric Adams.

Saturday, December 1-FAYE EMER-SO N' S "WON-DERFUL TO WN," (2). 9:00 p.m. Faye visits Detroi t. with guests Mag-gie Whiting, John D e s rs, o n d and Mary Boland.

Sunday. December 2 - "MEET THE PRESS," (4), 1:00 p.m. Senator Ed -w i te C. Johnson (D. Colo.) JOHN DESMOND

Sunday, December 2-"COMEDY HOUR." (4), 5:00 p.m. Special American Guild Vs. riety Artists show with Hope, Bing Cros• by and Georgie Price as headliners.

Sunday, December 2-SARAH CHURCHILL SHO W, (2), 5:45 p.m. Guest: Russel Crouse.

Sunday, December 2 - "STAR OF THE FAMILY," (2), 9:00 p.m. Guests: Dick Hayrnes, Johnny Mack, Ilona Massey.

Sunday, December 2-"PHILCO TELEVI-SION PLAYHOUSE." (4), 6:00 p.m. -A Little Night Music," starring Neva Pat• terson.

Sunda y. December 2 - "HOLLY WOOD STARS ON THE STAGE," (7), 6:30 p.m. "Some Small Nobility," starring Joa n Bennett.

Sunda y. December 2 - "SOUND - OFF TIM E," (4), 8:30 p.m. Jerry Lester featur. ing ballerina Norma Kaiser, comedian George Hall and dancer Paul Godkin.

Monday, December 3-"BIGELO W THEA-TER," (2), 6:30 p.m. "A Case of Mar.

nage." starring Kent Taylor, Marjorie Reynolds and Jerome Cowan.

Monday, December 3 - "HOLLY WOOD OPENI N G NI G H T," (2), 10:30 p.m. "Showdown," starring Lurene Tuttle,

Monday, December 3-"VOICE OF FIRE-STONE." (4), 8:30 p.m. Tenor Just' Bjoerling, Met Opera.

Monday, December 3 - "LUCKY STRIKE THEATRE," (4). 9:30 p.m. Boris Karloff, Vanessa Brown in ''The Ki mballs."

Tuesday. December 4 - "TEXACO STAR THEATER," (4), 8:00 p.m. Janis Paige. fil m star, will be one of Milton Beres guests.

Tuesday, December 4-"ARMSTRONG CIR-CLE TH EATR E," (4), 9:30 p.m. - Day. Dreams," starring Beatrice Pearson and Herbert Evers.

Wednesday, December 5 - KATE SMITH. (4), 8:00 p.m. Ann Sheridan, Maria Tall. chief. Andre Eglevsky and Melissa Hay-den, leading dancers of the New York City Ballet Company.

Wednesday, December 5-"MAN OF THE W EEK." (2), 10:30 p.m. Guest: John E. Dunlap, Chief of the Internal Revenue Dept.

WHAT'S NEW Tuesday, November 27 - DINAH SHORE-, (4), 7:30 p.m. Vie wed Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Friday, Nove mber 30 - "IT'S YOUR CHOICE," (7), 1:30 p.m. A new audience-participation show with Jack Slattery as emcee.

Saturday, December 1 - "SPORTSMAN'S CLUB,' (4), 8:30 p.m. Hunting and fish-ing thrills via film.

Sunday. Dece m ber 2-"THE HOME-BUILDING CLINIC," (4). 12:00 noon. A Panel of experts to help solve your home-building problems.

Sunday, December 2-"LAMP UNTO MY FEET," (2), 12:00 noon. An all-faith pro. gram.

Sunday. December 2-"FUR FUN." (2), 4115 p.m. Films featuring friends in the ani-mal kingdom.

WHAT'S SPECIAL Thursday, November 29 -"SANTA CLAUS LANE PARADE," (5), 7:30 n.m. Santa IS welcomed by a host of celebrities.

Saturday. December 1 - FOOTBALL, (4). 9:15 a. m. Army. Navy classic from Phlta• delphia, then at 1:15 KNBH will switch to the L.A. Coliseum for the Notre Dame. University of Southern California game.

Sunday. December 2-"GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD," (7), 4:00 p. m. "The Story of Lazarus."

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NOVEMBER 10, 1951 TV-RADI O LIFE

TV PROGRAM FINDER r'‘

Adventures of Patches -KNISH, 8 p.m. M-F A Home to Live In_.---KLAC-TV, 12:30 p.m. Ss Aldrich Family Eçmm. 9:30 p.m. F Adventures in Food.......ILECA-TV, 12:10 p.m. M-F Adventures in Myttery. KECA-TV, 7:30 P.M. 1111 Alert for News KTTV 10•30 p.m. Th Amateur Boxing_ — _- --...11TTV, 10 p.m. W AU Star Revue BII, 5 p.m. Se Allen, Stesé.... _. .... __. _ .KNXT, 1 pan. m-r Amazing Mr. Malone KECA-TV, 10 p.m. alt. r Ameche, Don....SECA-TV, 3 p.m. M-F; 9 p.m. n Amos 'n' Andy KNXT, 9 p.m. Th Anna May Show__ ...._ __ _ .. ___ KNBH. 7 p.m. Tu Armchair Traveler_ ....... 12:30 p.m. M,W,Th,F Armed Fortes Report _KIEIJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. W Armstrong Theater. KNBH, 9:30 p.m. Tu Arne:, Deal KNXT, 9 p.m. M Ash, Marvin KHJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Astrology for Everybody _KLAC-TV. 11 p.m. Su At Some. SECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. Tit Ates, Roscoe...--.--ILECA-TV, 5 p.m. 111,Tu,W,F Auction Park. SECA-TV. 1 p.m. 8n Autry, Gene. .KECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Sa Backstage With N.T.0 —...2CxxT, 4:30 p.m. M-F Bachelor's Haven. KNXT, 8:30 p.m. W Backgro und to Trouble ....... ____KNBH, 10 p.m. F Baker. Art. ...KTTV. 7:30 p.m. Su Ball, Lucille. _ .--- .KNXT. 9 p.m. M Baiter, Sam .--/CLAC-TV, 6:45 p.m. M-F Bandstand Revue.-- KTLA. 9 p.m. Su Beams, Patti _ --- KTTV, 8 p.m. Tu Beat the Champ .-STLA. 1045 p.m. Th Beat the Clock _______,..........KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Sa Bellamy, Ralph KNXT, 9 p.m. F Benny, Jack ......_________ _ALNNT. 4:30 p.m. Su Berle, Milton__ KNBH, 8 P. m Tu Beulah ..... . _XECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Big Story. _ KNBEI, 9 p.m. F Big Town KNXT, 8 p.m. M Bigelow Theater KNXT, 6:30 p.m. M BWingsley, Sherman..--__KNXT, 8:15 p.m. Tu,lb Blue Ribbon Bouta...----- ___KNXT. 7 p.m. W Boeton Blackle____ KINBH, 9 p.m. Su Bowron, Mayor .. _ __ —______KTLA, 7:15 p.m. F Boy's Railroad Club_____ ......... ..KTTV, 6 p.m. F Break the Bank. _________ kNBH. 10 p.m. W Burke, Billie -ILIT5. 4 p.m. M-F Burns & Allen KNXT, 8:30 pot. alt. Tb *CBS Television News _KNXT, 10 p.m. Su-F Caesar, Sid. . ..... _ ........ _.._ _SIMI!, 6 p.m. Sa Caliente Racing SËIJ-TN_' 9:30 p.m. 51 California Living _____ ........... KNXT,. 4 p.m. M-F Candid Camera. — KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. F Candy's Playhouse KECA-TV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Captain Video .KTTV, 5:30 p.m. 51-T Carrillo, Leo __' _ _ KLAC-T5; 6 p.m. Su Carter, Gaylord ... 1111J-TV, 10:15 p.m. M Clete', Crime Photographer ...KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Tb Cavalcade of Stare.. _---KTTV. 8 p.m. Su Celanese Theater..._-___KECA-TV, 7 Dam alt. W Celebrity Time _ _ ... _.._ _ KNXT. 7 p.m. Su Cerf, Bennett _ ... ._____ XNXT. 10:30 p.m. Su Championship BowUng... —_KTTV. M I5 p.m. Tu Chance of a Lifetime_ KECA-TV. 9 p.m. M Charlie WUd. _. ILECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W Chase, Charlie .KTLA, 7:30. p.m. F Chef Milani AN «, 4 p.m. M-F Christmas Shopper — __KTTV, 6 p.m. M-F Chronoscope — ..iii7XT, 11 p.m. M, WIF Churchill, Sarah. KNIT 5•45 p.m. Su Clem KM .. ....._-. _--_-__ XECA-TV, 7 p.m. M City at 'Night . ...FULA. 10 p.m. W City Hoepital SECA-TV, 1.2:30 p.m. Alt. Sa Classified Column _ ...... _.-..- ....... KTTY, 7 p.m. Tb ceátfe. Paul ._ ___ _ _. KTTY, 8 p.m. M Collier, Lois KNBH, 9 p.m. Su era, Imogene... _ — KNBH, 6 p.m. Sa Come into the Kitchen KTTV, 2:45 p.m. M-F Comedy Hour KNBEI, 5 p.m. Su Como, Perry.... .. _ .KNXT, 8:15 p.m. M, W,F Conned, Hans......................... .... ...__KTTV, 8 p.m. M

- Cooley. Spade.. . _ . — KIT.A. 8:30 p.m. Sa Cosausuolten Theater.. .._ KTTV. 10 Pan• Sa Crash Corrigan. .........KTTV, 7 p.m. M Crime syndicate. .__. __._ . _ . KNXT, 9 p.m. Tu Crime With Father.. .SECA-TV. 9 p.m. F Crime Photographer. _ ...KNXT. 7:30 p.m. Th Crocker, Betty SECA-TV. 12 n. Sa Crusade in the Pacific...--KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Th Danger KNXT, 7 p.m. Tu Daredevils ol the Red Circle KTTV. 7 p.m. Tu Darling, Jean......... KHJ-TV, 5:15 p.m. Tu Date With Judy_ ___ XECA-TV. 11:30 a.m. Sa Defense Theater.. ............. KNXT, It n. M-F Dell O'Dell ..- ... -._- . _ __SECA-TV, 7 p.m. Su Dennis, Clark ...... .__...KECA-TV 11:30 a.m. M-F District Attorney_______ ...... lili e-TV, 3 p.m. Tu Dixie Showboat _ KTLA, 8 p.m. M Dixon. Nancy ...... __ ____KTTV, 3:45 p.m. M. W.F Dolan, Jimmy ............. _.._.......KLAC-TV, 7 p.m. Su Dude Martin KTTV, 8:45 p.m. W Dunkers Football Predictions KTTV, 11:15 p.m. F Dunkel's Football Predictions KTTV. 11:30 p.m. F Editor's Round Table.. KNXT. 7:30 p.m. Tu Eddie Drake KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Su *Edwards, Doug KNXT. 8 p.m. M-F Egg and I ... ______. _ KFIFIB, 11:45 a.m. M-F Eloise Signets. . Stars mrrv. to p.m. T Emerson, Faye KNXT. 9 p.m. Sa Fair Meadows, U.S.A....__ XN1311. 3:15 p.m. Su Faith Baldwin Theater —.11lECA-TV. 12:30 p.m. Page Eighteen

Faith for Today SECA-TV, 12: k p.m., 11 p.m. Su Family Circles... ..„.-__ KNBH, 4:30 p.m. S• Fantastick Studios, Ink.-----STLA. 6:30 P.m; Sil Fashion Magic IGNST. 3:30 p.m. X X Fifield, Dr. James W. .KTTV, 9:30 p.m. Su Feature Story ... .KNBEI, 8:30 p.m. Tit First Hundred Years......- KNXT, 2:30 p.m. M-F Fireside Theater..-- -.-..-.. SNBII, 9 p.m. Tu First Run Feature. - __ . ..KNBH, 8:30 p.m. Sa Flash Gordon .KTLA. 5:30 p.m. Su Flicker Snickers, ..KTLA, 7:15 p.m. T5 Flower Fantasy. XMCA-T , 4 p.m. zit Ill Flying Tigers. ..KTTV, 2:30 p.m. u Foods for Thought. . XNBII, 11:45 a.m,

2:15 p.m. M-F Football Highlights. . .INBEI, 4:30 p.m. Sa Football Pro Highlights KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. F 12 n. Su

Football Review IIHJ-TV, 7:48 p.m. Sa Football This Week. --SECA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Th;

.10:45 pail. F Ford Festival KNBH, 9 p.m. Th Francis, Arlene...- -- - XNXT, 10:30 p.m. Su:

3:30 p.m. M,F Freedom Foruni..._._ —._JKLAC-T%, 9 p.m. Su Front & Center .KTTV, 7:30 pae. Tu Front Page Deteetive —_- KTTV, 8:30 p.m. T Frontiers of Faith. . ... ...IINBEI, U:30 a.m. Su Frosty Frolics KTLA, 8 p.m. VI Fur Fun KNXT. 4:15 p.m. Sn Gabby Rayes...-..KNBH. 2 p m. Su: 4:45 pals. M-F Garden Chats.. KTTV, 9 p.m. Su Garden Shop ..._ . _ XECA-TV, 1 p.m. . S. Gillette Fights KNBH. 7 p.m. F Greateet Story Ever Told mr,ca-Tv, 4 p.m. Fia Gleason. Jackie - KTTV. 6 p.m. Su Godfrey, Arthur. . . . .K.NXT, 9 p.m. W Godfrey's Talent Smuts_ _ .IENXT, 5:30 p.m. M Goodwin, Bill. KNBH, 12:30 p.m. Tn,Th Goodyear Revue... - - _XECA-TV, 4 p.m. Su Gordon's Garden... - -KHJ-TV, 10:30 a.m. Su Gray, Jeanne KNXT, 3 p.m. 51- T Graydon. Joe-_ ..KLAC-TV 9 a.m. M-F Great Church of Golden West_ KTTV, 11 a.m. Su Greatest Fighte KNSEI, 7:45 p.m. T Greatest Story Ever Told_ KECA-TV, 4 p.m. Su Gruen Theater...---. KECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. M Gwinn, Bill. .KECA-TV, 7 Pali• T;

XIIJ-TV, 7:30 p.m. M Ball the Champ .KLAC-TV, '7 p.m. F Rands of Destiny KTTV 9:30 p.m. Sa Handy Hints XTLA, 6:45 p.m. M-F *Hardy, Glenn...---_____Xbilili, 7:45 !p.m. M-F Hauser, Gaylord _—_ —...KECA-TV, 4 p.m. W Hayes, Gabby KNBEI, 2 p.m. Su Hayes, Peter Lind. KNXT, 9 p.m. Su Haynes, Dick --KECA-TV, 4 p.m. M-F Hawkins FaUs-_ ______ XYBIt 2 p.m. M-F Fleuir. Mary KNI.T, 9 p.m. Su *Ilinn, Michael. KHJ-TV, 6 p.m. M-F Here's Looking at You_-..K.NBEI, 12:15 p.m. M-F Hit Parade ... _ . -..........-. ..,__.. KNBH, 7:30 p.m. Sa Hitching Post......... —...KLAC-CV, 5:15 p.m. M-Sa 10:30 a.m. Su

Hogan, Lee... .KNBH, 9 p.m. M; 6:25 p.m. Cu Holiday Album. . .. _ _Xl3J-TV, 1:30 p.m. Hollywood Opening *Night.....XNXT. 10:30 p.m. M Hollywood Opportunity KTLA. 7:30 p.m. Th Hollywood Reel. KTLA, 7:15 p.m. W Hollywood Road to Fame....KNXT. 7:30 p.m. F Hollywood Screen Test....KECA-TV, 9:30 p.m. Th Home Builders Clinic__ . _ . ___ KNBH, It n. Su Homes for bale____. _---ICHJ-TV, U:30 a.m. Su Hometown Jamboree KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Ss Hopkins, Johns Science Review....KTTV, 7 p.m. Su Hopalong Cassidy. - - _ .. K MIEC, 3 p.m. Su Hour of Adienture._- - __KECA-TV. 8 p.m. Tu Hour of Decision--.-. —ILECA-TV. 10 p.m. Su Howdy Doody KNBH, 5:30 PAIL M-F *Huntley, Chet - -SECA-TV, 6, 11 p.m. M-F Hutton Ina Ray.- STLA. 9 p.m. Tu . Coser Times Square KSCA-Tv. 12:30 p.m. alt. Sa I Love Luey..,.....-, ... -- - - KNXT. 9 Pm- M Industry on Parade...- --- -KNBH, 8:45 p.m. Tb In God We Trust.......... .... .. .KTLA, 11 p.m. Su In Our Times KTTV. 8 p.m. Sa Inspirational Ilour..-. _...KLAC-TV. 8:30 a.m. Su Institute of Family Relations.- _ KLAC-TV ..._..- ................. ......... _ 9:30 p.m. Th

It's a Neat Trick _ _______KNXT, 6:30 p.m. Sa It's News to Me . _ KNXT, 9:30 p.m. M It's Your Choice ..__...xEcA-Tv, 1:30 p.m. M,u-.T Jalopy Derby KECA-TV, 3 P.m- u Jervis, A, KLAr-TV. 12:30 p.m. M-F: 9:30 p.m. Sa Junior College Football 1111J-TV, 8 p.m. Sa Jut enile Jun KNBH. 12:30 p.m. Su KTTIT Television Newsreel ....... _ .... _...HTTV, 8:45, - _ 11 p.m. M-F

Hams. Roscoe -. KTTV, 10 p.m. Th Kaye, Sammy _. _ KNIT, 7 p.m. Sa Kemper, Ronnie..._.__ ..... __KTTV. 3:45 p.m. Tn,Th Kilgallen. Dorothy.._ _ ..- ..KNXT, 10:30 p.m. Su Kingston, Lenore..../LITV,6 p.m. M-Th, 7 p.m. Tit Kit Carson .. _.. . _..-- _ _KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. M gernedy Club .KNBH, 6:15 p.m. M-F Kukla, Fran & OUle.- KNBH, 5 p.m. m-F Ladies Matinee —..KTTV. 4:30 p.m M-F Lamp Unto My Feet... _ .. _ ... KNIT, 12 N. Su Lane. Dick.......... .. ___KTIA. 8 p.m. X; 10 p.m. Su Langford. Fraisees...- - M1 CA-TV, 3 p.m. M e Lanson, Smoky.. ICKBH, 7:30 p.m. Sa

Laurel and Hardy.... .... .. _ INBEL 6:30 p.m. I' Lawton, Grace.-_ _KEëA-TV, 12:10 P.m X-F lewton, Judy KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Sa Leave It to the Giris —___KNEUEL 7:30 p.m. Su Leonard, Ada. . .. ... __--__ ..... -. KTTV, 8:30 p.m. Su Let Popps Do It -.KNBH, 10:30 pan. F' Let's Face It. KTTV. 8 p.m. _a Lewis, Robert Q. _____ XNXT, 9:30 p.m. Da Life With Linidetter..2.10ECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. alt. Y Leyden. Bin KECA-TV, 4 p.m. M-T Linkletter. Art...--...XECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Alt. F Little Theater. XLAC-TV, 11:15 p.m. , Littlefield, Joe KTTV, 2 p.m. 118/ Live Like a Millionaire....KNXT, 9:30 p.m. allt I Living Book__ KTTV, 7 p.m. Locker Room.- - — .._ . -JITTV. 10:45 p.m. M Lone Ranger — ._MISCA-TV. 7:36 p.m. Th Look and Learn _KNIT, 8:30 p.m. Tu Lowe, Edmund ICTTV. 8:30 p.m. F

- Lucky Strike Theater. KNBH, 9:30 p.m. alt. X Lusk, Freeman...- -_-_KLAC-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tul

. 9 p.m. Su Lux Theater K NIT, 8:30 p.m. M *Lyon, Ed...------ -._SLAC-TV, 11:15 p.m. X;

.10:45 p.m. Tu-Th Mack, red, Family Hour.--. MECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Magazine of the Week-__KTLA, 10:30 p.m. s. Make It Yourself... ....... - KHJ-TV, 10 p.m. F Mama _KNIT, 8:30 p.m. F Mama Weiss XHJ-TV, 3:30 p.m. M-L, Man Against Crime_ KNIT, 9 p.m. F Man of the Week. KNIT, 10:30 p.m. W Manning, Knox. XTTV. 10:30 p.m. Th. F Man's Best Friend_ _ .KTLA. 5 p.m. Ss

8:30 pan. Th Margetts, Monty_ —__KNBH, 2:30 p.m. M-r;

8:30 p.m. Th Martin, Dude KITS. 9 p.m. W Martin, Freddle,..________ KNBH, 10:30 p.m. M-W Martin Kane. KNBH. lo 15.111. Th Nfaugham, Somerset.-...KNBH. 9:30 p.m. alt. M Merl, Groucho KNBH, 8 p.m. Ils McAdoo, Mary -... —KECA-TV, 2:30_p.m. M, Wir McConnell. Ed. ___ .KN.XT. 5 p.m. Bs McElhone. Elolse... _._ . —....KTTV, 10 p.m. F Martin, Freddie__ . KNBH, 10 :30 p.m. W McCoy, Tim. ._. KTLA, 7 p.m. Sa Meet the Press....... _-_-- KNBH, 1 p.m. Su Mettle: Revue Ema-T's', 5:15 p.m. M Melody Time .KTTV. 8 p.m. Tu Melton, James KNISH, 9 p.m. Th Midnight Moviee... — =_KTTV, 11:15 p.m. M-F *Meyers, Ted ... ..... -- KEIJ-TV, 6 p.m. M-F Miss Susan_ ..... ...-. -- KNBE, 12 n. M-}" Moore. Garry... _-. _KNXT, 1:30 p.m. M-F:

8:30 p.m. alt. Th Movie Milestones.. - -_KNXT 3:30 p.m. Sn siovietown . KTLA, 10 p.m. Su Mr. District Attorney -SECA-TY. 10 p.m. Alt. F 51r. Wizard .. . .. _. ____ XNBH, 2:30 p.m. Su Murder Before Midnieht...... . _ .. KTTV, 11 p.m. Sa MulseY. Kay ... .......... _______1171TV, 6:15 p.m. M-F Murray, Ken KNXT. 8 p.m. Sa Murrow, Edward R...._ _.....re.-sa, 12:30 p.m. Su Musical Playliouse._ —__ KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Th Mystery Theater ___ _ ICECA-TV. 8 p.m. F Nagel, Conrad . . . .._- KNIT, 7 pm. Sn Nancy and Candi. --- XECA-TV, 4:30 p.m. m-r Nelson, Freda. KTTV. 2:45 p.m. M-F *Nevi spapet of the Air..._. KNBH. 7:45 p.m. X-F New Yorkers ............... _-_....KNXT, 2:45 p.m. X-F Nolan, Lloyd KNISH. 10 p.m. Th Norman, Gene KNEE, 10:30 p m. M, 10:35 p.m. Th

10:30 a.m. Su O'Dell, Dell..... _ —_-__SECA-TV, 7 p.m. Is On the Town__________ ICTTV. 9 p.m. alt. F On Trial XECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. W One Man's Family- -_ ENBII, 8 p.m. Sa Open Road. KI TS', 7:30 p.m. Tb Open House ItTIT, 6:15 p.m. M-F O'Toole, Timnty - -_. KLAC-TV, 6 p.m. M-F Out There . ...11INXT, 8:30 p.m. Su Owens, Harry. _ — _____KTLA, 8 p.m. F Original Amateur Hour. ..KN'BH. 14 p.m. Tu PCC Football Films KTTV, 8:30 p.m. TitTh Page One News & Sports......KECA-TV. 9 p.m. Tu Parks, Bert.......- ___ K5,11H, 12:30 p.m. X. W,F KECA-TV. 8 p.m. W

Pandit, Soria... KECA-TV, 8 p.m. M-F: 7 p.m. Su Parade of Events 1KNXT. 4:15 p.m. Sa Parlor Party.- ...... ----------; _-11 N/111 . 3 4.m. 31- T Person to Person. ig.e.BH, 8:30 p.m. Th Personal Appearance Theater KECA-TV. 7 p.m. Tu Pet Exchange- - .KTTV 7:30 p.m. F; Peters, Susan.....-.....-. ____,......KNBEI, 12 n. M-F *Peterson. Elmer.._._.... KNBH. 6:53 p.m. M-F Phantom Ranger...---.KLAC-TV, 5:30 p.m. M- W Philco Playhouse__ __ KNBH. 6 p.m. alt. Su Pierce, Paul __KNBH, 4:30 p.m. M-F Pinkley, Virgil KNXT, 7:30 p.m. Tu Plaza, Edo. — .KNEH, 10 p.m. 1r Plainclothesman _. KTTV. 10 p.m. Su Playcrafter's Club.. ._KTLA, 5 p.m. X-F Playhouse of Stars...- _ KNIT. 6 p.m. II Police CaUs_____-_ ____KTLA, 3:55 p.m. X-F Poly:tildes_ __ ___ ...IITTV, 10:15' p.m. F Potter, Peter ____ ___ !CY— ST, 11:15 p.m. 11:111.1r Queen for • Day . _ .. XECA-TV, 8 p.m. Th Quinlan, Roberta... --- -IC5-BIL 7:30 Ises. M I): Racket Squad............ --. --JINICT,_ 9:30 p.m. Range Ridee-ENBII, 1 p.m. Th; WFMB, 8 p.m. M

TV -RADI O LIFE NOVEMBER 30, 1951

Range Riders Roundup..........-...KTTV, 5 p.m. M-F Baring Beauty ..HHJ-TV, 5:15 p.m. F Red Ryder K M% 7 p.m. Sa Riders of Purple Sage....KETA-TV, 6:15 p.m. M-F *Roberts, Clete...--___KLAC-TY. 6:30 p.m. M-F;

8.15 p.m. E; 10 p.m. Su Rocky King -. _ ........ .....KTTV, 10 p.m. Th WI, S. Erneat., .1iLAC-TV, 8:15 p.m. Tu Ronnie & Rennie_______KTTV, 3:43 pro. Tu,Th Rourke, Jack HTTV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Roving Cainers... ---____ECTLA. 7:15 p.m. Tu Roy, Mike ... .. : .. — __KLAC-TV, 11 a.m. M-F Ryal Playhouse. KETA-TT, 8 p.m. M Ruggles, Charlie...-- -_- KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Th Rutherford, Ann _ ..... __ ....... ...RTTV, 8 p.m. M Santa Monica Fair__ HTTV, 2 p.m. Sa Say It With ActIng..-.RECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. alt. F Scouting in Action HECA-TV, 1:15 p.m. Sa search for Tnmorrow____KNXT. 12:45 p.m. M-F See It ow...................- . ... HITXT, 12:30 p.m. Su L'elen Se‘entv on the FITTV, 1 p.m. Su Shadow of the Cioak____ ....... HTTV, 1:30 p.m Tu Shannon. Bob MITI', 8 p.m. Th Shore, Dinah _EXTOL 7:30 pm. Tu, Th Show Goes On KNXT. 9:30 p.m. Sa • Show of Shows KNBII, 6 p.m. Sa Shriner, Ant ICECA-TV. 9 p.m. Th Sinatra, Erank_________ ......... _ BNXT, 5 p.m. Tu Singing Rails ..... 7:30 p.m. Su Skelton, Red HNIAL 7 p.m. Su Ski Tips _RECA-TV, 10 p.m. Th Smith, Kate KNBH, 1 p.m. M-F: 8 p.m. no Ball........RECA-TV, 11:30 a.m., 1:30 p.m. M-F So feu Want to Be An Actor....KTLA. 1:15 p.m. M Soap Ito% Theater RF.CA-TV, 1 p.m. >a Song Time RECA-TV, 9 p.m. Sa Spanish Theater Hour___KHJ-TV, 10:15 p.m. Tu Space Cadet KECA-TV. 6:3n M. W,F Space Patrol RECA-TV. 6:45 p.m. M-F: 6 p.m. Sa Sports Book KLAC-TV, 6:45 pan. m.w.r Sportscholar KTTV, 10 p.m. Tu Star of the Family KNXT. 9 p.m. Su Star Salon. ENBH, 11:30 a.m. M-E; 4:30 p.m. Sa Stefan, Bud. M LA, 7:15 p.m. Th Stone, Cliffie. RLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu.Sa Stork Club KNXT, 8:15 p.m. Tu. Th Stop, Look and Listen ETTV, 11 p.m. Su Stop the Music B ECA-TV, 5 p.m. Th Straight From the Shoulder....HTTV. 9:30 p.m. Su Strange Adventure BECA-TV. 10:30 p.m. F Stranger Than Fiction KNNT. 5:30 p.m. Su Strike It Rich....RNXT. 11:30 a.m. M-E; 6 p.m W Studio (Inc... KNXT, 7 p.m. 51 Shiite. Bill ........... ____ —___KNBA, 3 p.m. m-ie Success Story.... ...... - -KTTN, 9 p.m. alt. F Super Circus .WECA-TV, 2 p.m. Su Suepects Wanted -______RHJ-TY. 2:10 p.m. M-E Suspense... __. ....... ..... KNXT, 9:30 p.m. Tu Symes, Bilf__________ WNNT. 1:45 p.m. alt. W TV Unit ersity KFIJ-TV. 5:30 p.m. M-F Taylor, Kent .............. &NBA, 9 p.m. Su Teen Age Triale - _ —...1111J-TV, 9:30 p.m. VI Tele-Conxics ITNXT, 5 p.m. M Teleforum FULA. 10 p.m. M Telesports Digest_ _____ BNXT, 10:30 p.m. Tu Tele-Vespers KTLA, 11:30 p.m. Su Termite Hints ... ....KHJ-TV, 11:15 a.m. Su Texaco Star Theater... 'W.KB11, 8 p.m. Tu The Clock RECA-TY, ff:30 p.m. W Tile Thing Is the Play............KLAC-TV, 9 p.m. V. The Web KNXT. 6:30 p.m. W This Is Show Business KNXT, 8 p.m. Su Three Mesquiteerl IRTTV, 7 p.m. M Time for Beany ECTLA. KFMB-TV 6:30 p.m. M-F

FITTV, 8 p.m. Su rfibeY, Dan Tonne, Mel RN-XT. 310 p.m. M-P Touchdown KNXT, 7 p.m. F; 5 p.m. Su Tricks and Treats... .. FULA. 10:30 a.m. Sa Truth About Dixie 1511.1-TV. 7:30 p.m. Tu TV Notebook ............. _____RECA-TV. 2:30 p.m. Tu Twenty Questions Fart 8 p.m. f Two Girls Nan,e Smith __RF.CA-TV. 12 n. Sa C.P.-Movietone News HETA-TV, 12 n., 6.

11:1n p.m. M-F Halted or Not..._____-_:__RECA-TV, A p.m. Su Venuta, Beney HTTV. 8 p.m. Su Vet's TV Center.. .HTTV, 8:30 p.m. Ss V.I.P ...........RLAC-TV, 5:15 p.m. Tu Voice of Firestone.. KNEFI, 8:30 p.m. M Waring, Fred ICNNT. 6 p.m. Su Watch and Win_____-___ KNXT. 7 p.m. Th Waters, Ethel KETA-TV, 7:50 p.m. Tu *Weaver. Hank________HECA-TV, 9 p.m. Tu,

_ 11:20 p.m. M-Ir Welk, Lawrence — ____ RTLA, 10:30 p.m. F What's the Verdict - HTTV. 10:30 p.m. F What s My Line KNXT. 10:50 p.m. Pu What's NAM,' of That Song? RAJ-TV. 7:30 p.m. 51 Whiteman, Paul-ZETA-TV. 5 p.m. Sa; 4 p.m. Su What's Your Trouble?. BLAC-TI, 7 p.m. Tu Who Knows? R CA-TV, R p.m. W Willie, Nancy ____ ..... HECA-TV. 4:50 p.m. M-F Wilson, Eileen ..11N1411, 7:30 p.m. Sa Willie Wonderful HLAT-TV, 6:15 p.m. M-F Winchell-Mahoney Show__ ........ . KNOB. 8 p.m. M Women Are Wonderful ITLAC-T5, 9 a.m. M-F Wends, Ilene KNXT. 1:30 p.m. M-F *World Digest._ ......... ____IINBFI. 5:05 p.m. Su World of Stamps ItHJ-T5. 3:15 p.m. W World in Your Hands______HTTV, 10:30 p.m. Su Wrestlers and the Ladles RTTV. 8 p.m. Su Wrestling KNBII, 10:30 p.m. Se Wrestling KNO B 9 p.m. W; ___KLAC. 8:30 p.m. F; ICTLA, 8:30 p.m. Th:

................ _._____ .... __FULA. 8:30 p.m. Th __ KTTV 8:30 p.m. M

Wright, Frank. -.- ...IITTV. 7:30 p.m. F Wrightson. Earl —.11:ECA-TV, 10:30 p.m. Th You Asked for It _ RTTY. 7:30 p.m. Su I•oli Bet Sour Life KNOB. 8 p.m. Tb Young. Alan KNNT. 8 p.m Su Your Big Moment. KNO B 7 p.m. W 'out., Mr. Bobbin ______SNBF1. 4:30 p.m. Su

"The Amazing Dr. Grable" Makes The Grunt and Groaners Grimace

HE VERY first time we set eyes upon Dr. Lee Grable, we were im-pressed. (As we write this, we want to assure you wrestling fans that we are not under his hypnotic spell.)

It happened one night while we were sitting around the locker room of the Hollywood Legion Stadium waiting for the first bout to go on.

Dr. Grable passed by us. his curly black hair neatly combed and his face cleanly shaved. Surely, we thought, this handsome and intelli-gent looking man couldn't be in the same business as Baron Leone. Mr. Moto, the Smith Brothers, and those other ferocious grunt-and-groaners. But there he was, magnificently

dressed in his flashing black robe ready to step into the ring. We wondered at the time if "The

Amazing Dr. Grable" were really a first-rate hypnotist, or whether his hypnotic prowess was just a gag to get people to see him in action. It didn't take long to check up on

the Doc's credentials. Born in Arizona. Lee originally had

no intention of beco ming a pro wrestler. He wanted to become a psy-chologist and psychoanalyst. With this purpose in mind, he at-

tended Sierra State University and majored in psychology. Lee Grable is a bona-fide doctor and has a PhD degree to prove it. While attending college, the five-

foot. 200-pound muscular giant par-ticipated in some amateur bouts. He was so good that promoters through-out the country haunted him after

graduation to go into the professional ranks. In the ring, the thirty-three-year-old

grappler moves quickly like a fright-ened cat. His power and agility make him one of the most capable perform-ers in the mat game today. During his matches, the popular Dr. Grable is usually the "hero." None of the boys get too rough with

the Doc, however, because all he has to do is look them square in the eye, flip his fingers through the air, say a few magic words —and the biggest and toughest of them will be under his spell. Of course, as Dr. Grable will readi-

ly tell you, no one can be hypnotized unless the subject desires it. One night in El Paso, Texas, though,

Lee hypnotized his opponent in a reg-ular match. In Tucson, Arizona, fol-lowing the regular events, he put more than 200 people into an hypnotic trance. After hanging up his wrestling

shoes. Doc intends to become a full. time psychologist. When that time does come. it will

be wrestling's loss and psychology's gain.

Attention San Diegans! You may now find your weekly TV-RADIO LIFE at most of the

major markets in San Diego and vicinity, as well as at strategically located newsstands. Ask for TV-RADIO LIFE at the stands or at the checkstands of your favorite market.

SAN DIEGO TV PROGRAM FINDER Allen, Ste‘e Amos 'n' Andy _. —.- -_.....8 p.m. Tb Beat the Clock. 10:30 p.m. Th Aerie. Milton......_.___- 8 p.m. Tu Biloig‘inSgtory. ....... ___. ._.....10:30 p.m. F

.10:30 p.m. W Break the Bank 10:30 p.m. Su Burns and Allen .._ __ _ ...9 p.m. alt. Th Canine Corner.... ..... . .... ._...a p.m. Su (aliente CaraleaUe.--.. -- 7:15 p.m. F Channel 8 Corral..- -- --.5:45 p.m. 51-Sa Comedy Hour - - .. _ ...... 5 p.m. Su

p Crime Syndicated ....... _______ 1 Charlie Wild .— 11:310 m i:,..m. . Sa) , Cisco Rid ______ 1 p.m. Tu Comedy Hour 5 r.m. Su Crime Photographer Emerson, Faye —.11 p.m. alt. F

R p.m. M Clint Firsts Football This Week - Godfrey. Arti sr ...-- ...... S p.m. W Greatest Fights _____ _-....j.:15 p.m. M I "over TiMPI1 Square .......-- -_12 n. alt. Se I Love Lucy.. _ .......... -.........--- -10:30 p.m. Tu Jukebox Jamlwiree._ — ______ 9 p.m. I Rene, Martin ........._..._..........__.._...$:30 Marx, Grouch°- .8:30 p.m. Sa 8 p In Sa Lone Ranger. ..7 p.m. Th

Miss Susan 12 a. 51-k Moore, Garry 1:45 p.m. M-k Sir. District Attorney- --...11:30 p.m. alt. Ti, Murray. Hen - -_—_ ... .7 p.m. Sa Musical Playhouse.. 8:30 P.Ill• It Philco TV Playhouse... ..... _______9 p.m. alt. >u Playhouse at Stars. 9 p.m. Sa Racket Squad 11 p.m. Su Range Rid.r 1 • p.m. W Ruggles, Charlie _._____....,____7:30 p.m. Su Show Goes On 11 p.m. Tir Shriner, Herb — ....-- --....8:30 p.m. F Skelton. Rel..-..-...--.---.....-- ....... 7 p.m. SII Smith, Rate. 11:30 p.m. W smokey Boger, - Space Cadet Starlight Theater.....---

2 p.m. 51.-,.a ..5:30 p.m. 51.15,f

9 p.m. Th Stop the Music 10 p.m. Th Strike It Rich ________ ..... 12:30 p.m. M. IA I Studio One --- 10:30 p.m. M Super Circus 2 p.m. Su Telésports Digest .. ....... _._._____ 8:30 p.m Th Theater ,t Romance _____ ___ 12 n. alt. Sa This Is Show Business. 4:50 p.m .Si Time for Beany ___ ...... 6:30 n.m. m-F Two Girls Named Smith .____.....11;30 A.M. Sa What's My Line .......... 1:30 A.M. >Al Whiteman, Paul. 10 p.m. Sa Wrestling -____-____9 p.m. W

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NOVEMBER 30, 1951 Tv.RADI O LIFE

RADIOACTRESS PEGGY WEBBER, eager to get back to work after four months in Japan, returns to Holly-wood on December 12 aboard the President Cleveland. She has been living in the "backwoods" of Japan , with her Army husband. "Cut off from American mail and food," Peggy has grown to appreciate radio more than ever and claims it means a tremendous thing in the lives of occu-pation forces. "Of course," she adds, "television hasn't really been intro-duced here yet. Have been listening to myself on 'Dragnet' ever since I've been here. Very funny feeling." MY OWN POINT WITH PRIDE . . .

to the recent "Show of Shows" on which Sid Caesar played a German :schoolteacher. This was but one scin-• .tillating spot of a telecast glistening : from end to end. What production! If "Show of Shows" would ever spare Max Liebman, he should set up shop as a production consultant and trouble shooter. I know 'steen TV programs which could use him right now, and I'll bet you do. too! DITTO MY OWN VIEW WITH

ALARM: ... the downright discourtesy

BY EVELYN BIGSBY

with which Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond were cut off the Ken Murray program the other night. All that-build-up to hear Raymond's song and then — nothing! The Raymonds registered aghast faces when it hap-pened and we felt the way they looked.

HAD NEVER NOTICED BEFORE, until they followed one another on Channel 2, how much Sid Caesar and Danny Thomas look alike — general get•up some, but especially their won-derful expressions.

JOHN BAIRD OF KMPC, named a couple of years ago by Charm Maga-zine as one of the country's most eligible bachelors, is plotting marriage early in February to Mrs. Norma Sevilla Lee of West Los Angeles. John is a swell chap who deserves lots of happiness and I hope this is it.

•RENZO CESANA'S AVID FANS will wail and gnash their molars when they know he's vacating his evening spots on KNBH. All on account of Masterson, Nelson and Reddy (The Three Johns) fixing "The Continental" up for -national release. KNBH can

gird itself for some pressure from Cesana's local fan clubs, an ardent lot.

THOUGHT TO TOY WITH IN serious moments: Let's face it—our form of government today is not what its Fathers planned, and one óf the things undermining its workings is the in-ability of people to know those whom they select for office (and people's resulting indifference).

NOW THAT THE TV CAMERAS will focus searchingly on the two party nomination conventions next year, will they be instrumental in bringing us back, in part at least, to the true concept of our government? Some-• thing has to or we're repeating "The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire" here and now.

CBS-TV GETS THE QUARTER-mil-lion-dollar Johnson & Johnson TV show on Christmas afternoon. Eighty per cent of the telecast will be com-posed of film clips from such Disney favorites as "Snow White," "Bambi, and "Peter Pan" (to be released in about a year).

SPECIAL PORTIONS FILMED FOR the holiday telecast will present scenes in a children's hospital where Kathy ("Alice in Wonderland") Beau-mont and Bobby ("Peter Pan") Dris-coll will entertain. Sponsors Johnson Alt Johnson plan to eradicate commer-cials and make this telecast a tribute to the doctors of America. A wonder-ful gesture of Christmas goodwill, more eloquent than fifty high-pow-ered plugs.

That Happy Wonderful Gang! Music . .. Songs Comedy . . . Skits

Leo's Warm Talks to Mother! Sundays at 6, It's a Great Show!

peg. NOON*

TV-RADIO LIFE NOVEMBEI2 30, 1951

TIME CHANGES Sunday, Dec. 2—DR. FREDERICK BAILES, KHJ, 10:30 p.m. Formerly aired on KECA.

WHO'S GUESTING Friday, Nov. 30—"MOM THEATRE OF THE AIR," KFI, 6:30 p.m. "Undercurrrent," starring Robert Taylor.

Saturday, Dec. 1—"STARS OVER HOLLY-WOOD." KNX, 9:30 a.m. Jack Paar in The Perfect Mate."

Sunday, Dec. 2—"THEATRE GUILD," KFI, 5:30 p.m. Rosalind Russell, Walter Abel co•star in "Good Housekeeping."

Sunday, Dec. 2—"CHICAGO THEATRE OF THE AIR," KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Vincent You-mans's "No, No, Nanette."

Monday, Dec. 3—"RAILROAD HOUR," KFI, 8:30 p.m. Gladys Swarthout and Gordon MacRae in "Marinka."

Monday, Dec. 3 — "VOICE OF FIRE. ST O N E," KFI, 5:30 p.m. James Melton, tenor.

Monda y, Dec. 3 — "TELEPHONE HOUR," KFI, 9:00 P• M. Ferruccio Tagliavini, tenor, and his wife Pia Tassinari, sopra• no.

Tuesday, Dec. 4 — "TUMS HOLLY-W OOD TH EA-TER," KFI, 9:30 p.m. Richard Basehart stars In "Phantom of the Fire."

James Melton

WHAT'S SPECIAL Saturday, Dec. 1—Harness Roces, KN X, 4:15 p.m. Races called by Charles Hinkle from Hollywood Park.

Flicker Fare (Continued from Page 1%)

"The Corsican Brothers," Douglas Fair-banks, Jr., (11), 7:00 p.m. "And Then There Were None," Barry Fitz. gerald, Walter Huston, (13), 7:00 p.m. "Lucky to Me," Phyllis Brooks, (9), 13:00 "Scared to Death," Bela Lugosi, (5), 9:00 "Pride of the Legion," Victor Jory, Sally Blaine, (9), 10:15 p.m. "Air Police," (11), 11:15 p.m.

Thursday, December 6 "Ghost Camera," Ida Lupino, (9), 2:15 p.m. "When's Your Birthday?" (13), 3:00 P. M "There Goes Kelly," Jackie Moran, (5), 4:00 "Pride of the Legion," Victor Jory, Sally Blaine, (9), 4:00 p.m. "Broadway to Cheyenne," Rex Bell, Gabby Hayes, (9), 6:30 p.m. "Dark Hour," Hedda Hopper, (9), 8:00 p.m. "Stage Struck," Conrad Nagel, Audrey Long, (13), 8:00 p.m. "I Met a Murderer." James Mason, (9), 9:15 "Midnight Warning," (2), 11:00 p.m. "Clipped Wings," Lloyd Hughes, (11), 11:15 Friday, December 7 "Dark Hour," Hedda Hopper, (9), 2:15 p.m. "Renegade Girl," Alan Curtis, Ann Savage, (13), 3:00 p.m. "Criminal Investigator," Robert Lowery, (5), 4:00 p.m. "Hawaiian Buckaroo," (2). 5:00 p.m, "The Greeks Had a Word for It," Joan Blondell, (5), 9:00 p.m. "It Happened Tomorrow," Dick Powell, Lin. da Darnell, (11), 11:30 p.m.

A GOOD NUMBCR TO KNOW

FOOTBALL GAMES OF THE WEEK

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1 Army vs. Navy USC vs. Notre Dame

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2

RADIO

KHJ KFI

10:15 4.m. 1:45 p.m.

Los Angeles Rams vs. Chicago Bears... KMPC 10.45 a.m.

TELEVISION SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1

USC-Notre Dame 1931 Football Film... KNBH 8:45 4.m. Army vs. Navy KNBH, KFBM-TV 9:15 a.m. USC vs. Notre Dame KNBH, KFMB-TV 1:45 4.m LACC vs. Compton KHJ-TV 8:00 p.m.

SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 Recap of Nation's Top Games KNXT 5:00 p.m.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 PCC Football Films KTTV 8:30 p.m.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 PCC Football Films KTTV 8:30 p.m.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 Pro Football Highlights KLAC-TV 7:30 p.m. Los Angeles Rams Football Film KNXT 10:30 p.m.

"Danger is my

stock in trade"

... George Valentine

... and he proves it every week on

LET GEORGE

DO IT Neither death, violence nor

other macabre situations

will stop George and Brook.

aie as they romance through

a new, fast-paced mystery

somehow always coming up

with the solution in the nick

of time.

8:00 P.M.

MONDAY

AND OTHER STATIONS

ON

Pegs Twenty-one

TV-RADI O LIFE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1

Radio in Review 1

For Love o' Mike ( Com ment General )

Looks Like RMPC will have to shop around seriously to replace

Ross Multfolland when he leaves January 1 to return to Detroit, where he's bought into a radio-TV packaging firm. . . . Tom Harmon did his good deed for the day when he got the idea of calling the Ram-Yankee game the "Blood Bowl." He got a bushel of thanks and a scroll for the idea which boosted blood donations that day.... "Grand Ole Opry" has some celebrating to do, with this week marking the twenty-sixth anniversary of the air show . . . and that makes it one year older than its net-work, NBC. . . . Lux Radio Theatre presents "Alice in Wonderland" on Christmas Eve. . . . "The Screen Guild Players" series will return to the airlines via CBS. . . . Radio set-siders will be hearing their favorite

"Screen Guild Players" in December. CBS bought the air show and will broadcast two half-hour dramatic pro-grams a peek. •

.. Thirty years ago, Mary Can was one of America's most beloved movie actresses. This week, November 30, she will come out of retirement to play the part of a grandmother on the ABC airshow "This Is Your FBI" with producer-director Jerry Devine, who at the age of twelve was a movie son to Mary Carr in a film entitled "Over the Hill." . . . After a year of weekly singing stints on CBS's "Club 15," Jo Stafford is leaving the Bob Crosby line-up. The show's sponsor, Campbell's Soup, is cutting their air time because of a tin shortage and TV advertis-ing and will continue only with a three-a-week airing featuring Crosby and Gisele MacKenzie. Jo Stafford re-ports in January for movie work on "My Fine Feathered Friend," and her first five-a-week TV program. . . . Murray Boggs, KFAC staff announcer, died last

week of a circulatory ailment while undergoing surgery. Boggs was associated with KFAC for the past five years as announcer and news-room chief. ... Bob Hawk's Monday CBS "Bob Hawk Show" broad-

casts are being recorded well in advance of the Christmas season. He plans to head an all-star cast of film and radio artists scheduled to make personal appearances at U. S. military bases in the Caribbean during the Christ-mas holidays.

Rumors Are Flying ... That Meredith Willson will be back in Hollywood

. .. this time to stay. ... when "The Big Show" closes for the summer next June. It is reported that Tallu's air show may move bag and baggage to the West Coast next year and have a permanent Hollywood NBC origination. . . . Jack Benny and Red Skelton, two of radio's top

comics, may bow but of the airwaves medium after this season. Although both comedians deny such conjectures, they are expending their talent and energy at present in the direction of the visual medium. . .. The Roosevelt boys, John and Elliott, ttiat is, have

the broadcasting bug. It is reported that they are nego-tiating the purchase of New York radio station WINS. It is also expected that Elliott Roosevelt will file for a TV station in Miami, Florida.

Your Cue ( Shows You ) May Like

Wednesday, 9:00 p.m. KECA, K nat

Buzz Adlam and his music men a&2.; a welco med freshness to radio by simply presenting old re me mbered

"Music By Ad/am"

Tsv.rttV-tWO

*Indicates News Broadcast eIndicates Highlight ge—HECA—Irs Cook.

KFI—Saturday Symphony. *KHJ—Leslie Nichols. *K.X X. KCBQ, • KFWB, KIEV.

KLAC, KMPC, KXLA— News.

KFVD—Tuttle Time. KGFJ—World Bible Society. HO WL—Spanish Hour.

KCBQ—Let's Pretend. KIEV —'Lartn Klock Klub. KLAC —Stock Report.

s IS*K11.1, KGB, KONI.,—Newis. KALI—Calif. Chit Defense. KFOX —tiospel Tabernacle. KFVVB—Bill Leyden. • lEGFJ—Time Was. KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. K3IPC—Market Report. Sports. RX..LA —Sacred Records.

8:30—KILL KFXM, KGB, RIME— Ripen of Rest.

¿KNX. KCBQ--Gi% le and Take. KALI—Spanish Hour.

*KFAC, KGH.—News. KFOX—Bible Class. KFVD —Roffee Klub. KGER—Voice of China.

Dr. Joseph Murphy Church and College of

Divine Science 9:30' to 8:45 A.M. 8:30 to 8:45 P.M. 7 DAYS A WICK

KGFJ 1230 Ke. —Ir. urp y.

KMPC —Western Review, KO WL—Precious Memories.

8:45—KFAC —Unity. *RFWB, KGFJ—News. KGER—Go Ye Fellowship. KLAC—Racing News. K W1S W—Nazarene Church.

9—KECA—No School Today. • KFI—George Dvorak. KFXM, KGB—Dr. Hiss.

41111XX, KCBQ—Theater of Today.

KFAC—Rose Room. KFOX —Pentecostal Church. KF%D—Koffee Klub. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGFJ—What's New? KGER —Radio Kids' Bible Club.

RIEV —'1.arm Klock KWh. *KT AC —News: Haynes at the

Reins. *KMPC—News; Dick

Whittingh111. KO WL—Songs in Harmony. KRKD—Sagebrush Serenade. K WK W—Flill Stewart.

9:15—KFAC —Federation of Churches KFOX —Gospel Joy Bring-r. KGFJ —Bing Sings. KO WL—German Hour. R3OLA—Adlenture Time.

9:30—KECA, KF31B—Spree Patrol. ICHJ—Hertee to Yetis.

IICRQ—Stars(her Hollywood.

KFAC—Piano Parade. KFOX —Goepel Friends. KFI I's—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Strange Facts. KGER—Johh Brown. KGFJ —Spotlight Parade. KIEV —Diseing With Dick. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. KNI,A—Eddie Kirk.

9:45— K11,1—Calif. Civil Defense. KFWB—Bill Anson.

* MUSD—News. 9::55*KFAC—Npws. 1A—HECA—Irs Cook. V KFI —George Dvorak. *ILFIJ. HEIM. KGB. KV0E—

News.

KNX, HCBQ—Grand Central Station.

HALL—Hunter Hancock. *KFOX—News. KFVD—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Maurice Hart. HOER—Prayer Revival Center. KIEV—Discing With Dick. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—"For You." RO WL—Amer.-Croatian Hr. KRIID—Midnight Mission. K WK W—Bill Stewart. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits.

10:05—KFOX—Assembly of God. 10:15—KHJ—Football; Army vs.

Navy KRKD—Dr. Richardson.

10:30—KNX. KCBQ—City Hospital. KFAC—Song Recital. KFWB—Vincent Lopez. KFXD—Radie City E.S.A.

*KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. KGFJ—Easy Rhythm. KR RD—Pot pourri. K WK W—Tony Sein.

10:45—IIGER—Rev. Kopp.

11 —KECA—Metropolitan Opera. KFI, KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor KHJ, KGB—Football. KNX —Music With the Girls. KFAC —Masters in Miniature.; KMPC—Motor City Melodies. KFYD—Jamboree Jubilee. li nVII—Maurice Hart. KGER—Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KIEV —Discing With Dick. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Music City Show. HO WL—Spanish Hour. KRKD —Songs of Yesteryear. K WK W—Tony Sein.

11:15—KFAC —Folk Songs. KGER—Children's Bible Hr.

RFSD—National Farm and Home Hour.

KNX—Meet the Mi mi*. KCBQ—Cold Hard Cash. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB—News; Maurice Hart. Sat. Morn. Review. KOWL—Serhian Program.

*KRKD—News; Sweet Pope. KW K W—Hora de Los Angeles.

11:35—KNX —Meet the 31issus. 11:15—KECA—Game of the Week.

KGER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. * M M.—News.

1 4,—KECA—Metrupolitan Opera. KFI—Farm Reporter. KHJ, KGB—Football. KNX, KCBQ—Galen Drake. KFAC—Luncheon Concert.

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REND—Rumpus Room. KFWB—Bill Anson.

*FilEV—News. RLAC—Al KMPC —Parade of Hits. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRXD—Tallormade Roundup. KXLA—Jimmie Dolan.

12 :05—KNX, RCBQ—Reserve. 12:15—KFI—Coast Guard Cadets.

KIEV—Diecing With Dick. 12;30 .1 KFIr —Somerset Maugham

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Mystery-Detective 8:30—Johnny Dollar, KNX. g:30— Defense Attorney, KECA. 9:00—Gangbusters, KNX.

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9:00—Theater of Today. KNX. 9:30—Stars Over Hollyved, KNX. 10:00—Grand Central Sta., KNX. 1.2:30--Sénerset .Maugham

Theater, K n. 7;00— Dangerous Assignment,

K n. 9:00—Short Story, K n. 9:30—B'dwy., My Beat. K .

Comedy-Variety 7:30— Meet Millie, KNX. 8:00—Vaughn Monroe, BMX. 8:30—Gene Autry. KNX.

Juvenile 8:05—Let'e Pretend, KNX. 9 :MI—Space Patrol. KECA.

2:30—tin to Be Young, KNX. 8:00—Hopalong Cassidy. ¡MX.

Public Interest 11:30—Nat'l. Farm Hour. K n. 7:09—Medal of Honor, KMPC. 8:00—Frost Warnings, KFI. 8:05—NBC Symphony, KFI.

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*KFWB-1News; BM Anson. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KLAC-570 Club. gy¡LA.—Ole Rasmussen.

—HECA—Metropolltan Opera. KFI—Tunes by the Score.

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E— News.

15 X, KCBQ—Reserve. KMPC—Melody Time. KFVD—Rumpus Room. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KIEV —Strictly Instrumental.

*KLAC —News; 170 Club. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KVIK W—Bill Garr Show. KXLA —Community Broadcaster.

1:10—KLAC -510 Club. 1:15—KHJ —Georgia Crackers.

KXLA—Adv. in Research. 1:30—KFI—Salute to Colleges.

KHJ—Bandstand, U.S.A. KFSD—Football Game.

*RI MS—News; Bill Anson. KGER—Red Nichols Show. KliFJ—Open Album. KIEV —Date With Allin Slate.

*KXLA—News: Music. 1:45—KFI—Foothall: ESC vs.

Notre Dame. *KGER—News.

41—KECA—Metropolltan Opera. KFI. KFSD—Football. KHJ—Meadowbrook Matinee. KNX, FICBQ—Reserve. KFAC—Matinee. KFOX—Western Hits. KEN D—Harleinatinee. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. KGF.11—Remember When. KIEV—Date With Allin Slate.

*It:LAC—News: Sports. KMPC —Melody Time. KOWL—Senor Eduardo. KRKD—Waltz & a Song. K WK W—Bill Garr.

2:10—KLAC-510 Club. 2:15—KNLA —Phileo Show, 2:20—KECA—Saturday Afternoon

With Bin. 2:30—KECA—Sat. Afternoon with

Bill. KNX, KCBQ—It's Fun to Be Young.

KALI—Beautiful Mexico. *KFWB—News; Peter Potter. KGER—Saturday Matinee. KGFJ —Intermission. KMPC —Music City Show.

*KRI M—News; Tops in Pops. g wg w —open House.

2:40—KGFJ—Piano Moments. 2:45*KLAC—News• Sports. 2:30—KGFJ—News 2:55*KFA('—>rws. 3—SECA—Saturday Afternoon

With Bill. KFI, KFSD—Foothall. KH.1 —Reserve. KNX—Philip Norman. KFAC—World of Opera. KFVD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER—Ranclui R P, News. KGFJ—Mitsin in the Air. KIEV—Russ Morgan.

*KLAC—News: 510 Club. KMPC—Saturday Matinee. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. K WK W —Chamber of Commerce.

1:30—KECA —harry KNX—This Is Lising. SWI M—Sports Roundup. KFA(;--Music a la Carte. KFVD—Cavaleade of Music. KGFJ—Moods in Music. KIEV—Discing With Dirk. HO WL—Joan & Jerry Hemphill.

*KRKD—News: Tops in Pops. 3:45—KECA—rna Mae Carlisle.

*KCBQ—Larry Lesueur. *KFAC—News. KXLA—U. S. Marines.

3:50*KGFJ—Newe•

4' CA—Junior Junction. KFI. KFSD—Foothall.

KFXM, KGB, KV0E— Reseri e.

KNX—This Is Los Angeles. KFAC —Mmticol Masterpieces. KFVD—Lifelines. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER—Kyllonen•s Corral. KGFJ—tiouth Seas Rhythm. KIEV—Discing With Dick.

*KLAC —News: Sports. KMPC —Saturday Matinee. KOWL—Chicos Swingtime. IIIIIIKD—Tops in Pops.

*KVIK W—News; Rodeo Rill. 4 :10—KLAC —Jukebox Jamboree.

4:15*KHJ —Frank Hemingway. KNX—Golden West Pare. KALI—Voice of So. America. KFOX—Freddie Martin. KGFJ—Ray Anthony Time.

4:30—KE(7A —San Francisco Sketchbook,

KHJ—Football Roundup. KNX—Paul Masterson. KFMB—Axe Maria. Kt-Wit—Blind Artists' Guild. KGER —Ads. Is Your Heritage KGFJ—Dixieland. KMPC—"For You." K WK W—Bill Sampson.

4:45—KHJ—Twin Views of News. KFWR—Red Rowe. KGER—Melody Time. KLA(7 —Racing Roundup.

*KRI M—News. 5—HECA—Quick, What's the

Answer? K Fl —Sport s Roundup. KHJ, KGB, KV0E—Air Force Hour.

KNX—Tom Hanlon's Press Hot.

KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC —Stitiset Serenade. KIMB—Nasy Hour. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFSD—Narl. Guard Show, KFVD—Plano Parade. H MIS—Red Rowe.

ORGAN MUSIC With Staff Organist-Pianist

DR. PETER SLACK at the Great W urlitzer

Pipe Organ Mon. thru Friday -1 P.M. Mon., Wed., Fri. -10 P.M.

Sat. 5 P.M.

KGER "1°3°90 meirTs

KGER—Peter Stark, Organ. KGFJ—Jhe at Five. KIEV—Easy Does It (to S).

*KLA('—News, Sports. KMPC —Football Scoreboard.

KRKD—Wagon Wheels. K WK W—Enchanted Lady. KXLA —Melody Valley.

:10—KLAC —Los Angeles Today. 5:15—KFI, 1IFSD—Reserve.

KNX—Tom Harmon. KLAC—Stare of the Week. KMPC—Music You Ordered.

5:25—KGER—Weather Report. KUK W —Sports.

5:311-11ECA, KFMB —Ira Blue, Sports.

KFI —Pro and Con. KFXM, KGB. KVOE—

U. S. Marine Band. *KNX, KCBti —World Today,

Carroll Alcott. KFAC —Caueasian Memories.

*KFOX. KGIL—News. KGER—Tatternacie Benedictions.

KGFJ—Record Jackpot. KRKD —Sports Dial. KM K W—Romano Smeraldo.

5:35*KLAC —News. 5:45*KECA—Bob Garred.

*KFI, KFSD—Bob Considine. *KNX. KCBQ—News. Frank

Goss. KGFJ—PlInt News. KLAC —Sam Baiter. Sports.

SATURDAY RADIO LOGS KRI M—Race Results.

5:35*KNX—News.

6—KECA—Musical Tintypes. KFI, KFSD—Talent Search, Country Style.

KILL KGB, HVOE—Hawaii Calls.

KNX. KCBQ—Hopaiong Cassidy.

KFAC —Dinner Concert. *KFOX. KFWB, KXLA—News. KGER—Back tothe Bible. KGFJ —Request Performance.

*KLAC—News: AI Jarvis. *KMPC —Six O'Clock Final. KRKID--Elening Varieties.

*RN K W—News ; Musk.. 8:10*KNIPCI—California News. 8:15—KFW1I—Sports.

KMPC—Boh Kelley. 8:30—KECA—Science Editor.

KFI —Grand Ole Opry. K M, KGB—Caribbean Crossroad..

¿KNX, KCI M—Jolinny Dollar. KALI—Candlelight and Siller. KFMIL—Newsstand Theater. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KMPC —Golden Gate Rae.' S. KFWB —Strictly From Dixie. KGER--Lukin Valley Church. KGIEJ —Poems by Candlelight. KRKD —Hawaiian Music. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Al

6:45-1RECA—Report to the People. *KGFJ—News.

7—KECA—A.: We See It. JKFI. KIND—Dangerous Assignment.

KHJ—Lindenwood College Choir.

KNX. KCBQ—How To. KFAC —E%enoong. K FOX—Prondl v We Hail. KFW1B—Strictív From Dixie. KGER—Baltimore Gospel. KGFJ—Musical Digest.

*IRGII., KRKIL KXLA—News. *KLAC—News. KMPC —Medal of Honor.

1:05*KLAC—Clete Roberts. 7:10—KLAC —Crosby & Co. 7:15—KECA—Talking It Over.

KMPC—vIlour of St. Francis. KXLA—Accent on Youth.

7:20—KRKD-15,4 Time Waltzes. 7:30—KECA, KFMR—Reserve.

KFI —Roundup Time. K M—Salute to Reservists. ¿KNX—Meet Millie. KFAC—First Baptist Church. KFWB—Community News. KMPC —Our America. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. KVIK W—Betz Spanish • Program.

7:45—KFSG—Dr. Kelso Glover. KFWB—Rosary Hour. K WK W—National Guard. KXLA—Helen Louise.

7:55—KLAC— Weather News. deg —KECA, KFMIII—Lone Ranger.

KFI —Frost Warnings. KHJ, KFXM —Dude Ranch Roundup.

KNX, KCBQ—Vauglin Monroe. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX-971h Si. Corral. KFWB—Community Hour. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—If They Had Lived. KGIL—Platter Party.

*KLAC—News; Bob McLaugblin.

KMPC —American Legion Reports.

KWK W—Mexican Festival. KNI.A—Church in the Barn.

8:054KFI —NBC Symphony Orch. 8:15—KGB—Errands of Merry.

KGER—IFIehrew Christian. KGFJ—Business Reporter. KMPC--,Dr. Warner Muir.

8:30 iKECA, KF1113—Defense Attorney.

KH.I, KFXM, KGB. KV OF,— Lombardo Land, U.S.A.

KNX, KCBQ—Gene Antry. KFOX—Hitching l'oct. IIGE1R—R. U. Burns. KGFJ —College of Divine Science. '

*KGIL KXLA—News.

KMPC—Jr. Town Meeting. K WK W —Western Harness Racing.

8:45*KGFJ—News.

9—KECA—Navy Hour. ¿KFI, KFSD—Short Story. *KHJ, KGB. KXFM, KVOE—

News. Glenn Hardy. iHNX, KCI M—Gang Buster/. KFAC —Evening ('neert. KFOX—Swingtime at Elks. KFWB—On the Beat. FCGER—Miniature Concert. EGFJ—Platter Party.

*KLAC —News; Music to Remember.

KMPC—Evening Rhythm. K WKIY—Garden Gate.

9:13 - 01.1. KGB —Calif Nat'l Guard KGER—Clark Sparks.

9:2.1*KNX—News. 9:30—KECA—Layman's Hour.

KFI —Palladium Orch. KHJ—.Jimmy Palmer Orch.

‘KNX, KCBQ—B'dway Is My Beat.

KFMK—Frank DeVol. liFtillt—.Jack McLean Or e. KF'SG—Burbank Church. 'WWII—Stop Fooling Yourself, KGES—John Brown. KMPC—Lucky., Lager Dance.

9:13—KFMB—Bing Crosby. 9:53*KHJ—News.

1. o r rei.Ai ce_le ,tNeewpos.rter. KIEL KFXM, KGB—Monica. Whalen.

*KNX. KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire, KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFSG—Paula Hensche.

DREAM TIME with

George Sanders 10 P. M. Nitely

KFVD—Dream Time. KFWB—Gene Norman.

*KLAC—News; Music to Remember.

KMP('—Lucky Lager Dance. KXLA—Cliffie Stone.

10:L5 —KECA—Dancing Party. KFI—Raymond V. Darby. H MI—Dance Orch.

*KNX —Carroll Aleo«. KFSD—Lucky Lager Time.

10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. 10:30—KECA--Claremont Orch.

KFI—Riverside Rancho. KILL KFXM—A. Tan Or e. KNX—Philip Norman.

10:55—KNX—This I Believe. *KLAC—News. —KF.CA—Clnegrill Orch. KFI —The Old Barn Frolics.

*KHJ, KNX —News. KLAC —Make Mine Music. KMPC, KFSD—Luciry Danes Time.

11:10—KNX—Snorts. 11:15 —KJ:CA—Meet the Band.

WILI—Crowell's Nest. KNX —Dance Band.

11:30—KECA—Beverly Hills Orel. KNX—Gaston Fisher. KGFJ—Strirtly Dixie. •

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KII.A—Alez Cooper. U:45—KNX—U.N. on Record.

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Radio in Review—Continued

pop tunes "live" and not on tape. Canned music has dominated the airwaves for many seasons now,, and it is pleasant listening to a musical aggregation as smooth as Buzz Adlam's origination from Vine Street. Carol Richards, vocalist, guested on a recent airing

with the music men. She did a splendid job on an old Johnny Green composition, "I Cover the Waterfront," and then must have endeared herself to many listeners with her treatment of a new tune, "The Perfect Husband." "The Perfect Husband" was inspired by the George Fenneman air show of the same name. In honor of Armistice Day, the Buzz Adlam men did a

nice arrangement of "My Buddy." There's nothing spectacular about this musical show,

but if you like music that's easy to take, that often stirs memories of almost forgotten days and is light on the chatter, try tuning in Buzz Adlam's group. You'll not regret it.—A.G.

"California Caravan For many years the United States, particularly the East-

ern seaboard, has been described as "the melttng pot of the world." After 175 years of national independence, we have a

new melting pot. California, especially since the gold rush of 1849, has been aptly labeled as "the melting pot of the United States." Appropriately enough, each Sunday afternoon there is

a radio program which delves into the past history of the early California settlers. The radio version, based on 'official records, is dedicated to the circuit courts of Amer-ica and is ealled "California Caravan." Last week's story, "Delayed Revenge," was a typical one. ,"Sarah Althea Hill" (Irene Winston), a San Francisco

.belle, wanted to "get her hooks" into a millionaire bach-elor, one "William Sharon" (Ken Christy). Playboy "Sharon" had different ideas. Although he

had signed something called a "declaration of marriage," he figured he was getting all the benefits of married life without investing the usual. two dollars. "Sarah" was determined, though. First she tried some

inagical and idiotic tricks recommended by a "Madame Zee•ah-bong" (Irene Tedrow). When the Madame's for. mula proved unsuccessful, she then used the second-best means—the United States law courts. For eight years she and her attorney, "David S. Terry,"

(John Dehner), whom she later married, struggled with the courts. To make a long story short, "Sarah'.' finally lost the

case. Several years later, September 3, 1888, to be exact, the revengeful "Terry" killed the judge who had handed down the unfavorable decision. Frustrated and penniless, "Sarah" entered the "Land of

Twilight." In layman's language, she went off her bloom-ing roçker and ended up in a California nuthouse. The basic idea for "California Caravan" is a sound one;

the acting is creditable; and the entire production dem-onstrates that writer-director Larry Hays spends a lot of time preparing this half-hour drama. The "California Caravan" may not enter the "land 01

Oscars" this year, but if the present pace continues it can at least be assured of rolling along for several more recorded miles.—T.H.

"Dr. Christian" Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. KNX, KCBQ

Fifteen years on radio with the same stensor, same net Und many of the same cast members is an enviable record for any actor to have. When it belongs to one as loved by the radio audience as Jean Hersholt with his "Dr. Christian" role it is all the more praiseworthy. We certainly believe Hersholt deserves all the honors and plaudits bestowed upon him during these fifteen years. If there's one word that aptly describes the "Dr. Christ-

ian" air show today, it is 'mellow." It is truly a radio drama that has grown mellow and deeply appreciated year by year since its first airing in 1937. Typical of the series was a recent broadcast entitled

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2 *Indicates Newscast dIndleatea Highlight 0 *KECA—News.

AFT—Funny Paper Man. KIEL liFNM, KGB, HYDE— Flour ef Triymph.

W','(—.Salt Lake Tabernacle. KFAC—Breakfast Symphony. KFMB--Old Fashioned Revival.

liFOX—Challenge of the Church.

KEYD —Screure of Mind. UFWB—Eicansiner Fannies. KGER—Rev. Markham. KGFJ—Arinchair Concert. ROIL—Voice of Prophecy.

*KLAC—News; Music. *KMPC, K WK W, RXLA—News KOVil..—American-Japanese Hour.

RPPC--Suarise Symphony. KRKD—Record Shop.

5:15—KECA—Morning Song. ' KHJ—Dixie 4 Quartet. KCBQ—Guest Star. 111'111, KLAC—Church of Christ.

KNIPC--Start to Live. H WK W —Christadelphia Church.

8:30—RECA—Light & Life Flour. KFI—Boy Scout Jamboree. KIEL KleX31, KGB—Back to God.

KNX—Invitation to Lea rning. KALI—Parson & Her Pals. KFAC —Organ Recital. KFOX—Itadio Bible Study. KFSD—Land of the Free. RFWB—Union Rescue Mission RGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—Dr. Murphy.. K61E—Alexander Fit. Church. KLAC—Christ Church Unity. IIMPC--Challenge to Youth. K WK W—Romano Smeraldo.

8:45—KGERs—Tract Club. ROFJ--Goodn ill Visitor.

9—KECA—Old Fashioned Sunday School. KFI —Carnital of Books.

KFX:.1I, KGB, KV 0E—. Bible Class.

KNX —People's Platform. KALI— Maurice Johnson. KFAC —Liberal Catholic Church.

KFWB--rnion Rescue Mission. KGER—Rev. C. C. fleivey. 14(.14—Goodwill "Visitor.

*14 LAC—News. KVIPC —Bolero Time, ICPPC—Mocning Meditation. KRKD —Sunday Serenade. K WK W—Italian Hour.

9 ;03 —KLAC —Catholic Hour.

9 :15—KFI —Christian Science. KFAC —Crest Choristers.

*KFVD —News: Music. KGFJ—H'wood House Party. KO WL—Armenian Hour.

9:30—KECA—Flying Feet. API—Eternal Light. KFIJ. KFXM, KGB, avor,— Voice of Prophecy.

*KNX. KCBQ—Koward K. Smith.

EALI-4 hurch of Reconciliation.

KFAC —lorning Concert. KFMB--tnitarinn Church. KFSD—Dev ot Waal Hour. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER—John Brown.

*KGIL—News. HPPC —Prelude to Worship.

9:15*FINX, KCBQ—C. Collingwood. RIEMB—Syly la Lee.

KFVD—.Plano Parade. 1 ft—liECA—Sunday With Bill.

KF1 —Herbert J. Mann. *KHJ, KFX81, KGB, KVOIS—

News. KNX—Friend of the Family. KALI—Bishop Smith. KCBQ—Nation's Mts. KFAC —Morning Concert

*RFOX—L.A. Sentinel. KFSD—Critic at Large. RFED —Sunday Roundup. KFWB—Peter Potter. AGAR—Radio Revival. KGFJ—Hita of the Week. ROIL— Melody Hour.

*KLAC—News; Parade of Music.

KMPC —Music Hour. HO WL—Am. Hellenie Hr. KPPC —Prelude to Worship. KRITD—Sunday Serenade. K WK W—Italian Novelties.

10 :15—KFI—Crime Is Your Problem. KFLI—Mark Rogers. KN X—Univ ersitv Explorer. KALI—Vesper Hour. KFOX—Angelus Flour.

III :25—K PPC —Church News. 10:30—KFI, KFSD—Chicago Rouud

Table. KFIJ, KGB, KV0E—Ltitberna Hour.

KNX —Starlight Melodies. KFSG—MornIng Worship. HOER—Andre Kostelanetz. KO WL—American-Jewish Program.

KWK W—Itallan Melodies. 10:40—K PPC—Tower Chimes. 10:45—KALI—Eagle Rock Baptist.

KFOX —Tabernaele Benedictions.

ROER—Dr. Dan Gilbert. AMP( —Football: L.A. Rams vs. Chicago Bears.

10 :50—K I' PC—C hurch service. —KECA—Suntlay With Bill. KFI—Catholle Hour. KFLE KGB—Frank & Ernest. KNX. KCBQ—Symphonettes. KALI—Baptist Church. KFAC—IiIrst Methodist Church.

KFM11-3111ton Cross. KFSD—Ratner Recommends. KFSG—Morning Worship. KFVD—Ilnilv wood First Baptist Church.

KFWB—Peter Potter. ROER—Open Door Church. ROFJ—Sundity Showcase. KGIL--Chrlstian Church.

*KLAC —News: Music. KMPC—Football. HPPC —Church Service. R WK1V—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

11 :15*FlFcA—Alv in Wilder. KHJ—Hazel Markel.

11:30—KECA—Nationnl Vespers. KFI—Hometown Happenings. KNX—N. Y. Philharmonic. KFMB--Piano Playhouse. KFOX—Christian Church. KGFJ—Time Was. K WK W—All Saints Church.

11:45—AFT—The World of Books. RI M KGB—Master Radio Canaries. illai—KECA—The Christian in

1G Action. K M—Celtic at Large.

*E EL KGB—News. KNX—N. Y. Philharmonic. KALI—Evangelistic Temple. KFAC--Your Soloist. RFSD—Musk, 1951. RESG —Gospel Melody Time. KEW B--Peter Potter.

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Comedy. Variety

3:00—My Friend Irma, KNX. 3:30—The Dig Show, KFI. 4:00, 9:30 —Jack Benny, KNX. 4:30—Amos 'n' Andy, KNX. 5:00—Phil Harris, Alice Faye,

K . 5:00, 9:00—Edgar Bergen. KNX. 6:00—Corliss Archer. KNX. 6:30—Eddie Cantor, KFI. 8:00—Our Miss Brooks, KNX.

Public Interest 8 :30—Invitation to Learn, KNX 0:00—People's Platform, KNX. 9:30—Eternal Light. KFI. 10:15 —CrIme la Your Problem,

KFI. 10:1:,—Univerelty kt,cplorer. KNX 0:00—Frost Warnings, KFI.

Drama 5:30—Theater Guild. EFL 7:00—The Silent Men, API.

7:30—Great Adventure, KECA.

Classical. Semt-Classical Music 8:00—Fait Lake Tab'nacle. KN> Il :10—N. Y. Philharmonie. KNX. 8:30 —Standard Hour, an. 9:30—Chicago Theater. KHJ.

Mystery-Detective

I:00—The Falcon, K n. 2:30—True Detective. KHJ. 2:30—The Whisperer, K M. 7:39—The Whistler, KNX.

Quiz. Participation 5:00—Stop the Music, KECA. 8:00—Twenty Questions. KHJ.

Popular- Western Music

4:30—Sammy Kaye, KECA. 8:30—Contented Hour,. RNA. 8:30—Horace Heidi. KNX.

TY-R ADI O LIFE SUNDAY RADIO LOGS KGER —Open Door Church. KC:IA—Anybody's Hit Parade.

*".il..4C—News; Parade of Musk.

KNIPC —Foothall. KO WL—Hungarian Melodies. KPPC —Church Service. K WK W—Italian Novelties. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

12:15—KEI —Stranger From the Sea. Cunningham.

KCBtli—Say It With Musk. *KFA('—News. ILEVD—Music for Listening. KPPC .41assical Gems.

12:30—RECA—Message of Israel. KFI, W V:It—David Lawrence. Kitt —California Caravan. K('Bt —First Presbyterian. KFAC —Met Ene ores. KGER —French Master Works. Kt:IL—Listening With Kapp). KLA( —570 I'lyb. KOHI.—Iiddità Theater. KPPC —Word of Life. KRK1) —Sunday on Ranch. KWK W —Portuguese Hour.

12:45*KFI, KFSD—John Cameron Swayze.

K13 D—Piano Parade. K lPC -1 'buret] Mailbag.

1—KEC A—Dr. Charle, E. Fuller. 41(11 —The Falcon. KILL KGB.—Hashknife Hart ley.

ANN —Fan Mail. KALI—Momentos Musicales. KCFM—Izetta Jewell. KEA( —Heritage in Music. KFMB—Sunday Serenade. KFOX—Eiangelan Hour. sul p—sipieakin Deacon. KFWB—Peter Potter. KGER—Healing Waters. KGFJ—Music for America. KGIL—Barrett Studios.

*KLAC —News; Parade of Music.

WHIT —Football. KOWL--Scandinavian Hour. KPIT —Afternoon Concert. KRKII—Sunday on Ranch. KWK W—Latin American Rhythms.

1105*KNN —Edwin C. Hill. 1:15*KNX, KCIII/—World News.

KGIL—Pentecostal Tabernacle KMPC —For Ion.

1:30— M1—Martin Kane. KHJ. KFXM, KV 0E—Wild Bill Hickok.

KNX. KCI1O—JUs Always Sunday.

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KALI—Hungarian Hour. KFAC—Concert Favorites. KFOX —Good News. KFVD —Jive Jamboree. KFWB—Matirice Hart. IRGER—Long Reach Rand. KGFJ— Wwood House Party.

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2:30—KECA. KEMB—Greatest Story Ever Told.

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KNX —Resery P. KFOX—Gospel Harbor Light. KFVD—Harlem Matinee.

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¿EN X. KCBq—Our Misa Brooks KFOX—Musie. KFAC—Sunday Evening Concert.

KFWB—First Presbyterian Church.

Kt:ER—First Baptist Church. *KGEJ—News. KGIL—Songs of Our Time. RXI.A —Dept. of Employment. KMPC—Masters in Review. K PPC —Ev ening Symphony. K WK W—Manle Chapel. KXIA —Open Door Church.

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S:15*KE,CA. KFMR—Monday Morning Headlines.

K(iFJ—If They Had Used. KGIL—Keep America Strong. KLAC—Voice of the Army.

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etKNN, FCCBCI—Horace KGFJ—College of Divine Science.

*RGIL—News: Gems of Melody. KLAC —Irwin Allen. KPIT—Tower of St. John's. KIVKIV—i Mee of Prophet,.

0:45*KECA—Chet Huntley. KFAC —Sunday Evening Club. KFMR—Report From Congress KGF.R—Message to Israel. 1(1:F.1—Keyboard Magic. AI M —Marines. K WK W —Sacred Head.

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Kr'. KESD —Standard Hour. *KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE—

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*KFWIL R WK W —News. KGER—Rethel Church. KGF.I—Ase Maria, Hour. KGIL—Traveling With Sappy.

*KLAC —News; Wanted Persons: Mugir.

KMPC—Freedom Story. KPPC —U.N. Report. KXLA—Dr. Charles E. Fuller.

9:10—KLAC —Vour Social Security. 9:15— RFA A—Canaan Caravan.

KFXM. KV0E—Heary Brandon Orrh.

RFSG —Voice of People. KEWB—Rabbi Magnin.

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9:30—KHJ —Revord Album Review. RAJ. KFXM, KGB—Chicago Theater of the Air.

KNX, KCBO —Jack Benny Show.

KFOX—Svringtime at Elks. KFSD —The Falcon. KFWIt—Let's Live a Little. KGER—John Brown. KGEJ—Proutily We Hall. Kt:IL—Musical Scrapbook. KLAC —Serenade in Blue. KMPC—Lucky Time. KPPC —Miiiiic Around the World.

K WK W -1"nion Church. 9:4N—KFI—Operation Brotherhood.

KFMIV—Bing Crosby. RLAC—Vets Administration.

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*KNX. KCBQ-10 ()Thick Wire.

KFAC —Gatewte to Music. KFVD—Dream Time. KFWB—Dope Traffic.

*KLAC —News. IF(MPC—Lucky Dance Tints. KXLA—Voiee of Calvary.

10:05—KLAC —Philltarmonie Reporter 10 :10—KLAC —Civil Defense. 10:15—KECA —George Sokol:de.

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KGFJ—Delinquency Prevention—M. The Judge Speaks—Tu. Voice of the Blind—W. Your County at Work—Th. L. A. Fire Dept.—F.

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9:45—KNX, KCBQ—Our Gal Sunday n—KECA—Jack Berth. KFOX, KGER—News.

*KHJ, KFX31, KGB, KV0E— News. John Holbrook.

KNX—Big Sister. KALI—Hunter Hancock. M ID—Morning Call. &FIVES—Maurice Hart. KGFJ—Yesterday's Bits. KIEV —fleeing With Dick. KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom.

*KMPC —News; Howard Flynn. EKED—Midnight Mission. KXLA—Eddie Kirk

10:15—KECA—Lone Journey Eli—King's Row.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E— Tello-Test.

KNX—Ma Perkins. KRKD—Dr. Richardson.

10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Story.

EFT, KFSD—Strike It Rich. KEIJ—Aziswer Man. KNX—Young Dr. Malone.

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*KMPC--Cal Tinney. E KED —Marvin Ash. KNI'K W—Triny Sein.

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KNX —Perry Mason. *E ILIA—Pasadena News.

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4:45*K11.1, EFXM, KGB, KS 0E— Sam Hayes.

KNX—Hawthorne's Mail Bag. KLAC —Racing Roundup. KXLA —Melody Valley.

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Monday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in Lightface Type: P.M. Programs in Boldface

Drama :30—Clyde Beatty, KHJ. :00—Lux Theater. KNX. :00—Peter Salem. KHJ. :00—Suspense, KNX.

Mystery-Detective :30—Boston Blackie. RECA. :00—Let George Do It. KHJ. :00—I Lose a Mystery. KHJ.

Sports 15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 45—Sam Baiter. KLAC. 15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 30—Joe Hernandez. KMPC. ,30— Western Harness Racing,

E WK W.

Comedgi-Vartetu t00.—Arthur Godfrey. KNX.

Comment-Narration

4:30—Burritt Wheeler, 1111.

Quiz, learttelpation :00-91CNeill Bkfst. Club, KECA 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing, KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter, KNX. 3:00— Welcome Traveley, K}"1. 8:30—Talent Scouts, KNX.

Classical, Semi-Classical Music 5:30—Voice of Firestone. EFL 7 :00— Mario Lanza. KT1. 8:30—Railroad Hour. KFI. 9:00—CBC Symphony Orch.,

SECA. 9:00—Telephone Hour. KIT.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 3 See Page 26 for 8 a. m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

E —KECA —Mark Trail. e K IT—Feature Wire.

KHJ, KGB., ESOS— Bobby Benson.

*KNX, KCBQ—Edward Murrow.

KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC —Sunset Serenade. KFOX —Sunshine Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ—Jite at Five. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KLAC. K WK W—News. *41.51PC—News: Business News. KRKD—Wagon Wheels.

:10—KLAC —Los Angeles Today. KMPC —Today in Sports.

5:15*KFI—News; Ted Meyers. ¿XXX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—Sports Column. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future. KLAC—Stars of the Week. KMPC —Lonesome Gal. K WK W—Sports.

5:25—KSCA—Victor Borge. 5:30*KECA, KUSH—Chet Huntley.

KFSD—Voice of Firestone.

KHJ, KFX.3I, KGB, KV0E— Clyde Beatty.

*KNX, KCBQ—World Today, Carroll Alcott.

*KFOX—New e. EGER—Tabernacle Benedictions.

*KGFJ—News; Record Jackpot. KMPC—Stars of Song. BRED—Sports Dial. KXLA—Squeakin• Deacon.

5:45*HECA, liF3113—Bob Garred. *KNX, KCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your Fishcaster.

IKLAC —Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. EKED —Rare Results.

:55—K11,1, KGB—Tex Fletcher. *KNX—Local News.

e*KECA—Hank Weaver. KFI—Young America Speaks.

*KHJ, KFX.31, KGB—Gabriel Heatter.

¿XXX. KCBQ—Lux Theater. KFAC —Etchings in Silver.

*KFOX, KFWB, KLAC, K3IPt —News.

KGER—American Soul Clinic, KGFJ—Request Performance. K WK W—Itallan Melodies. KXLA—Toastmaster Club.

6:05—KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom, 6:10*EMPC —(*alif. News. 6:15*KECA, KFMIS—Elmer Davis.

*KHJ, KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFWB—Sports Roundup.

tfKMPC-13ob Kelley, Sporta. 6:30*KECA—Boston Blackle.

KFI—The American Way. H MI, KGB—The Answer Man. KFOX —Hals Memory Room. KF WB—America Dances.

IKMPC —Joe Hernandez. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. TLXLA—Smiley Burnett.

6:45*K11,1, KFX.M. KGB, ESOS— News, Sam Hayes.

6:55*KILI, KGB, KY OS—Bill Henry.

7—HECA, KF3111—Lone Ranger. IHFI. KFSD—Mario Lanza. 41TFIJ, KGB—Peter Salem.

KCBQ—Bott Hawk. KFOX—Accrirdionettes, KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. KGFJ-3lusical Digest.

KLAC, KRI M, KXLA —News.

*FCMPC—News; Music. 7:05*KLAC—Clete Roberts. 7:10—KLAC —Crosby & Co. 7:15—KRKD —Y, Time Waltzes. 7:30—RECA, KFMB—Big Hand.

KFI, KFSD—Music for the Tired Businessman.

KHJ, KFX3i, KGB, ESOS— Cisco Kid.

KNX, KCBQ—Musicland, U.S.A.

KFAC —Echoes and Encores. KFWB —Community New s.

*KLAC—Ed Lyon, News. KMPC —Advertising in Action.

KRKD—Dr, Richardson. K WK W—Betz Spanish Pros.

7:45*KFOX—News. K M% B—Rosary Hour. KLAC—Crosby & Company. K WK W —Christian Fun Feet.

7 :55—KLAC— Weather News.

8—RECA—Time for Defense. KFSD —Frost Warnings.

/KHJ. KFX.11, KGB. HYDE— Let George II, It.

*KNX. KCBQ—Lowell Thomaa KFAC—Elening Concert. KFWB—Calif. Chit Defense. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. ROIL—Platter Party.

*KLAC—News: Bob McLaughlin.

*KMPC —New' Band of Today. K WE W--(•huich in Action.

8:05—KFI —One Man's Family. 8:15*KFI, KFSD— World News.

KNX. KCBQ—Jack Smith, Girtny Simms.

li n51.1—Strange Facts. KGER--Hebrew Christian Hr. KGFJ—Civil Defense. KXLA—Bar Association,

1:30—KECA, K ITES— Henry J. Taylor.

KFSD —Railroad Hour. KFXM, KGB—Under

Arrest. 4FINX. KCBQ—Talent Scouts, KGER—Music Hall. KGFJ—College of Di‘ ine Science.

K3IPC —Opening Night. K WK W—Western Harness Racing.

KXLA—Ole Rasmussen, 3:45-*HECA, KEMB— World Wide

Flashes. KFOX—Dr, Hewitt. KIFIVB—U.N. Today.

n ellECA—(BC Symphony Orch. KFSD —Telephone Hour.

*RAJ, KFX.M. KGB. KV0E — News, Glenn Hardy.

KCBQ—Suspense. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFOX—Saingtime at Elks. KGFJ—Platter Party.

*KLAC —News; Music to Remember.

KMPC —Songs You Remember. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KHJ. KGB. KVOE—Fulton Lewis. Jr.

K WK W —Gordon B. Lloyd, 9:30—X VI—KFI Calling.

KR& KGB, K3 OE—War Front — Ho me Front.

KNX, KCBQ—Beulah. KF WB—Let's Talk Politics. KGER—John Brown.

LUCKY LAGER DANCE TIME

EVERY NIGHT-910 to 12 P.M. KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance.

9:45—KNX. HCBQ —Ctub 15. KFSG--Echoes From Antiquity.

9:55*K11.1, KGB, KLAC, ESOS— News.

11. 0*KEA, KFMB—Hank Weaver, News.

*KFI, KFSD—Richfield Reporter.

¿ MU. KFX31, KGB—I Love a Mystery.

ECBQ—lo O'clock Wire. KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFVD—Dream Time. EFWB—Moaietown, U.S.A. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC—News; Music to Remember.

EMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. 10:18—KECA —Dr. Frederick Bailes.

K IT—Passing Parade. *KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX —Carroll Alton. KFSD—Lticky Lager Dance. KXLA—Spade Cooley T.me.

10 :25—KNX—Torn Harmon. 10:30—KECA—Ted Malone.

K M—Repeat Performance. FH.1—Lones:ime Gal. KNX—Starlight Salute. KFWB—Movietime, U.S.A.

10:45—KECA —Dream Harbor. KFWB—Gene Norman.

10:55—KNX—This I Belies,..

11 —KECA—Philharmonic Reporter * MT. KHJ. KNX—News. KFSD, KMPC —Lucky Lager Dance.

KT-VD—Round the Globe. KFILB—Gene Norman. KLAC—Make Mine Music. •

11:05—HECA—Meet the Band. 11:10—KNX —Tom Hantons

Scoreboard. 11:15—KECA—Town House.

KFT—F.N. Is My Beat. KHJ—Crowell's Nest. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KFOX—Adv. In Heritage.

11:30—HECA —Cinegrill Orel,.

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

—KECA—Fe nn Factory.. *KFI—Feefture Wire.

KFIJ, KGB—Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.

*KNX, KCHQ—Edward R. Mummy.

KALI —Voice of So. America. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ—Jiye at Flye. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KLAC —News: Sports. *KMPC, K WK W—News. KRKD—Wagon Wheels.

5:10—KLAC—Los Angeles Today. KMPC—Today in Sports.

5:15*KFI—News, Ted Meyers. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. RP M—Melody Time. KGFJ—Keyboard Magic. KLAC —Stars of the Week. KMPC—Loriesome liai. KWK W—Sports.

5:25—KECA— Will Rogers Excerpts. 5:30*KECA, KFMB—Chet Huntley.,

KF1 —Cass Curet. KEW, KFX31., KGB, KVOE— Sky King.

*KNX, FICBQ-- World Today, Carroll Alcott.

*KFOX—News. KGER—Tabernacle Benedictions.

KOFJ—Record Jackpot. KMPC--Stars of Song. KRKD—Sports Dial. K WK W—Romano Spanish Hr. KXLA —tiqueakin Deacon.

11:45*KECA, KEMB—Rob (leered. *KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peters en. KNX, KCBQ—News, Goss.

' KFOX—Vour Fishcaster. KLAC—Sam Baiter, Sports. WRFC—Top Tunes. KRILD—Race

5:55—KHJ, KGB—Tex Fletcher. *KNX, KCBQ—Local News.

e*KECA—Itank Weaver. /K M—Hardy Family. *KHJ, KFX31, KGB. KV0E—

Gabriel Wafter. ¿KNX. IRCBQ—Life With

Luigi. DIFAC —Etchings In Silver.

*KFOX, KFWB, KLAC —News. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance.

*KMPC —Norman Neebitt. News. KRFSD —Evening Varieties. KWK W—Itallan Melodies. KXLA--Pasadena City College.

8:05—KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. 6:10*KMPC —Calif. News. 8:15*Fi.ECA, KrYIB—Elmer Davis.

*KHJ, KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFWB—Round-up.

‘KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. KXLA—Mary Burke King.

8:30*KECA —Philo Vance. KFSD—Fibber McGee

Molly. KHJ, KGB—Answer Man. KNX, HCBQ—Pursuit. KFAC--Mueical Milestones. arox—Hall's Memory Room. KF WB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

IRMPC—Goiden Gate Races. K WK W—Hoyos Hour.

8:45*KHJ, KFILM. KGB. KVOE— News. Sam Hayes.

*K KLAC—News. ità1D—Evening Varieties.

13:55*KHJ, KGB—Bill Henry.

7iKECA, KFMB—Mr. Mercury. if R P, KFSD—Big Town. KHJ, KFXM, KGB—John Steele.

KCBQ—People Are Funny.

KFWB--Ameries t.)4nees KGER—Family eibic flour. KGFJ--Musical Ohms:.

*KRKD, ROIL, KLAC. WRFC, KXLA —News.

7:05*KLAC —Clete Roberts. 7:19—KMPC—Musical Memories. 7:15—KFOX—Adv. in Research.

KRKD -3/4 Time Walters. KXLA—Happy Perryman.

'7:20--CLAC—Crosby & Co. 7:30IKECA —Mr. President. • ¿K M. KFSD—Playhouse on

Broadway. ¿KHJ. KFXM, KGB, hVOE—

Count of Monte .t.isto. ¿K —Hollywood Music Hall. KFAC--Echoes and Locores. KFWB —CommunitY Newspaper.

',W EB—Oriental Missionary. . KIKPC—Penny Serenade.

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KRRD—Dr. Richardson. KWITY1 —Betz Spanish Prog.

7:45*KFOX—Neee• KFSG-11..- " ••-••yer. 11FW 11—key .ry Hour. KGER —Fireside Melodies. KNE W—Olgn Andre.

7:55—KLAC— Weather "Report. 0 /KEY-A—Newsstand Theater.

AFL KFSD—Frost Warnings. e(FXS1, KGB, KV0E—

Reserye. KCBQ—Lowell Thomas.

KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX —Salute to Reservists. KFWB—Animal. Vegetable, Mineral.

KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—Blue of Es ening.

*KLAC—News; Boir McLaughlin.

*KM!(' —News; Band of Today. 8:05—KFI—One Man's Family. 8:16*KFI. KFSD—World News.

KNX, FICBQ—Jack Smith. KGER—Hebrew Christian. KGFJ—Stars on Parade.

8:30—KECA, KF3111—United or Not. KFSD —Cavaleade of

• America. ¿KHJ. KGB, KV0E-2,000 Plus.

HCBQ—Mr. and Mrs. North.

KFOX—Wrestling Matches. *KFWB—News. KGER—Music Hall. KGFJ—College of Dis me Science.

1131 l'C—Opening Night. K WK W—Western Harness Racing.

KX11.A —Ole Rasmussen. 8:45—KFSG —Sunday School Time.

KIFWB-1.1. N. Today. *KGFJ —News.

9I KECA, KFM11—America's Town Meeting

KFSD —Bob Hope. *KHJ, IIIFX.31. KGB. KV0E—

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX —Visitin' Time. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Swingtime at Elks KFSG —Spirit of L.1.F.E. KFWB--Strange lutta. KliFJ—Platter Party.

*KLAC—News: Make Mine Music

KNIPC —Songs You Remember. *K WK W —News. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

8:15*KHJ, KGB, KVOE—Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KGER—Melody Four Quartet. K WK W —Gorclon B Lloyd.

9:30— EEL MESD—Hollywood Theater.

HITJ, KGB, KV0E —Official Detective.

KNX, KCBQ—Beulah. KFSG—Eventide Melodies. KF WB—Movietime, U.S.A. KGER—John Brown. KMPC—Lurky Lager Dance.

9:45—KECA—Monitor News. KNX, ECHO—Club 15. 11F WB —Gene Norman.

9:55*KFIJ. KFX31, KGB, KVOE— News. 1ft*KECA—Hank Weaver, News.

V *KFI. KFSD—Richfield Reporter.

¿KHJ, 11FX111. KGB—I Love a Mystery.

*KNX. KCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFVD—Dream Time. KFWB—Gene Norman Show.

rfKLAC —News: Music to Remember.

KMPC—Lucky Dance Time. 10:15—KreA—Dr. Frederick Bailee.

K I T—Pagsing Parade. *K M, KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX —Carroll Alcott. KFSD—Lucky Danee Time. KXLA —Spade Cooley Time.

10:25—KNX—Tom Harmon. 10:30—KECA, KFMB—Ted Malone.

KF1 —Repeat Performance. KHJ. KGB—Lonesome Gal.

• KNX—Philip Norman. KFWB—Moyietime, U.S.A.

10:45—KECA —Dream Harbor. 10:86—KNX—This 1 Believe.

11 —KECA—Cinegrill *KIT. KILL KNX—News. KFSI), KM1PC—Liseky Dance Time.

KFVD—Round the Globe. KLAC—Make Mine Musie.

(1 :10—KNX—Torn Hanlon'. Scoreboard.

11:13—KFI—Biltmore Orchestra KFLI —Cronell's Nest. KNX—Merry-Go-Round.

11:30—KECA—Beverly Hills Orch. KFI —('rime Does Not Pay: "Thick as Thieves." Everett Sloane.

KGFJ—Strictly Dixie. KXLA-f—Alex Cooper.

11:45—KNX—You and the World.

3:00—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:00—Hardy Family, KFI. 6:00—Life With Luigi. KNX. 6:30--Fibber McGee & Molly,

&FL :00—People Are Funny. KNX. 9:00—Bob Hope, KFL

Quiz. Participation 6:00—McNeill Bkfast. Club.

KECA. 8.30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 12:30—Art Linkletter, KN . 3:00— Welcome Travelers, K M.

Sports 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter. EILAC. 4:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 8:30—Joe Hernandez. KMPC. 8:30— Western Harness Racing,

K WIC W.

TV -RADI O LIFE

Radio in Review—Continued

"Mr. Know How." "Mr. Know How" turned out to be one of "Dr. Christian's" oldster patients who was known as "Gramps" by everyone in town. As the story developed, a great deal of homey philosophy was offered to all who had their dial set at KNX. Regardless of the plot on the "Dr. Christian" show, it always offers listeners some-thing of value to take away and treasure in their hearts and minds. This particular script was (as they always are) written

by a listener and was a prize-winning story submitted in the annual writing contest. • "Dr. Christian," with Jean Hersholt in the role of the

devoted country doctor, can go on for another fifteen, years as far as we are concerned . . . and we imagine as far as many of his fans throughout the country are concerned, too.—A.G.

C Playbacks ( Criticommeanlt )

¡Fe Point With Pride ... To the musical score arranged by Rudy Schrager for

CBS's "Lux" presentation of "Samson and Delilah" star-ring Victor Mature and Hedy Larnarr. This strong, stir-ring musical background did much to pique the listeners' imagination in this Biblical radio story that could not depend on Technicolor film sets to weave its significant drama. . . . To Lonesome Gal's defense of

long-haired women on her broadcast this week over KHI. It seems the sweet-voiced gal of the airwaves ob-jects to the new fad of "boyish bobs" or "poodle cuts" in the feminine fash-ion world. She claims the men much prefer to look at and toi e the soft, long-haired dolls.

We View With Alarm . . . The continual hodge-podge of contrived private-eye

series. A recent airing of "Rogues Gallery" (KECA) in-volved murder, a congenital liar, double cross and con-venient confusion which paled the performance of Paul Stewart, an otherwise top-flight performer.

Lonesome Gal

Off Mike ( Personalities

Dr. Frederick Bailes Three years ago Dr. Frederick Banes, Director of the

Science of Mind Church of Los Angeles, began a fifteen-minute Monday-t4rough-Friday broadcast on a 250-watt Los Angeles station. Today, with a morning and evening five-day-a-week broadcast on KECA already into its sec-ond year, Dr. Bailes has increased his radio coverage by a twenty-seven-station Mutual Network in the five West-

Tuesday•Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightfacs Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface

Comedy- Variety Public I nterest-jnt ormation 9 :Oo-1.,vro Meeting. ((RCA.

Mystery-Detective (3:30—Philo Sane., KECA. 7:00—Big Town. FUT. 7:00 —John Steele. HIM. 8:30—Mr. and Mrs. North, KNX. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery, KHJ. il :30—Crimp Does Not Pay. EFL

Comment-Narration 4:30—Kurritt Wheeler. K n.

Classical. Semi-Classical M attit 7:31)--Hollyved Music Hall. RN:1

Drama f1:30—Pursult. KNX. 7:00—Mr. Mercury, KECA. 3:30—Mr President. KECA. 7:30—Philip Morris Playhouse,

KFI. 7:30—Count of Monte cents.

KHJ. 8:00—Newsstand Theater. KECA. 8:30—Cavalcade of America.

K1F1 8:30-2000 Plus, KILL

TV-RADIO LIFE

ern states of California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Nevada.

Dr. Bailes's first network broadcast was heard last Sun-day, at 10:30 p.m. over KHJ and the Mutual Broadcasting System. This marks the first step in a radio expansion program.

Coincident with Dr. Bailes's increased radio audience has been the growth of audiences at the regular Sunday morning services. Beginning in a small theater seating no more than 500, Dr. Bailes eventually moved into the Fox Wilshire Theater, seating approximately 2400. Often there have been hundreds turned away. Thousands have attested to the help he has been to

Ithem since his first broadcast only three years ago.

For Daytime Logs See Page 26 E Radial/mites By Norma Jean Nilsson t.e.›... ~-gentax.e•wentree.exer The party which the Radiomites gave for the three

little war orphans was a most wonderful success. Turkey with all the trimmings was served in a pre-Thanksgiving banquet and the childre% were so well-behaved and gracious and grateful. It was a sort of delayed birthday party, too, for all of the Radiornites brought presents to the children. Hanka's eyes filled with 'bars as she opened her packages. There were strands of pearls for her, and purses, and bracelets, and com-pacts, and hankies, and silk nighties, and oh, just everything to make a lit-tle girl happy. And eight-year-old Roberto hugged his roller skates and his toy gun and Rollangl adored his :',,"7• • Hopelong Cassidy shirt and his gold Norms Jean tie clasp. There were so many beautiful gifts for -these three orphans and so much to eat. I think every Radio-mite who attended will hold that day and what it stood for as one of the richest in their lives. I know that if I live to be a hundred I'll never forget our party. On behalf of Jill Oppenheim, who was our official

hostess, and her parents, who so generously donated their restaurant, the Red Log, and all its facilities, I want to thank TV-Radio Life, NBC, CBS, Life, George Fisher, and all the gentlemen of the press who so kindly covered the event. I'm so glad I was one of the kids who helped give

this party, because in a way I think I got more out of it than even the orphans did. I got to see how lucky we kids in America are, and once you realize you're lucky you're truly gratefuj. Next time I'll bring you up to date on what's hap-

pening with the Radiomites in TV and on the air. Until then, so long kids, and remember, when there's news in your bean, call Norma Jean.

Wednesday Radio Program Highlights A M. Programs in LightfaCe Type; P.M. Programs In Boldface.

Comedy-Variety 3:00—Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 6:00—Red Skelton, KNX. 6:36—Halls of Ivy. KFI. 6:30—Bing Crosby, KNX. 8:30—Great Gildersleeve. KFI. 8:00—Groucho Marx. KUL

Quiz, Participation

8:00—McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00—Double or Nothing, KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:311—Art Linkietter, KNX. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, KFI. 8:06—Name That Song, KHJ.

Sports

5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:45—Sam Baiter, KLAC. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:36—Joe Hernandez, KMPC.

8:30— Western Harness Racing, K WK W.

7:00—Fights. KNX.

Drama

5:30—Clyde Beatty, KHJ. 6:00—Texas Rangers. KFI. 8:30—Dr. Christian. KNX. 8:30—Family Theater, KHJ. 9:30—The Big Story, KFI, 9:30—International Airport, KHJ

Mystery-Detectioe 6:30—Boston Blackle, KECA. 7:00—Mysterious Traveler, K M 7:30—àlystery Theater, KECA. 8:00—The Top Guy, KECA. 8:30—Rogue's Gallery, KECA. 9:00—Mr. Chameleon. KNX. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery, KBJ.

Comment-Narration 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KFI.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 5—KECA—Mark Trail. K WK W—News,

KHJ, KGB—Green Hornet. *KNX, KCBQ—Edward R.

Morrow. RALI—Volce of So. America. ' MSC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunstalne Mission. KFWB—Red Rowe. KtiFJ—Jive at Five. KIEV—Easy Does It.

IR LAC—Neu., Sports. *KMPC—Nem s. KRKD— Wagon Wheels. KXLA—Meludy

6:10—KLAC—Los Angeles Today. KMPC—Today in Sports.

5:15*KFI —News, Ted Meyers. ¿KNX—Tom Harmon. KFOX—Sports Column.

*KGER-1A urld News. KGFJ Pianists of the Future. KLAC—Stars of the Week. KAIPC—Lonesome K WKW —Sports.

5:25—KECA—Victor Borge. 5:30*HECA, KFM11—Chet Huntley.

KFI—Casa Cugat. KHJ, KGB—Clyde Beatty.

*KNX, HCBD—Wqrld Today, Carroll Alcott.

*KFOX—News. KGER—Tabernacle Benediajons.

KGFJ —Rileord Jackpot. KMPC—Stars of Song. KRKD—Sports Dial. KVIK W—Romano Spanish Hr. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC—Neas. 5:45*KECA, KFMB—Bob Garred.

*KF1, HEIM—Elmer Peterson. KGBQ—News. Goss.

• KFOX—Your Fishcaster. ¿KLAC —Sam Baiter, Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

5:55—KHJ, KGB—Ter Fletcher. *KNX. KCBQ—Local News.

6*HECA—Hank Weaver. K M—Texas Roa ms.

*KILL KGB—Gabriel Heatter. 10013Q—Red Skelton.

KFAC —Etchings in Sliver. *KFOX, KFWB, KLAC —News. KGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance. KIEV—Easy Does It.

*KMPC—Norman Nesbitt, News. KRI M—Et ening Varieties. K WK W—Italian Melodies. KXLA—Pasadena Players.

6:05—KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. 6 :10*KMPC—Calif. News. 6:15*HECA, KFMB—Elmer Davis.

*KHJ, KGB—Radio Newsreel. KFWB —Sports Round-up.

¿KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. :30 ff HECA—Boston Blackie. 1/KFI, KFSD —Halls of Ivy. KIIJ, KGB—Answer Man.

‘KNX, [W W1—Bing Crosby. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFOX —Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

¿KMPC—Golden Gate Races. K WKW —Hoyos Hour.

6:45*KHJ. KGB—News, Sam Hayes. 6:55*KILL KGB—Bill Henry. •, —KECA, HI-MS—Lone Ranger.

KFL HFSD—Musical Americana.

¡K M, KGB— Mysterious Traveler.

KNX, HCBQ—Fights. KFAC —Music at Seven. KFOX—Waltz Time. KFIVB—America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour.

"MUSICAL DIGEST" , Family Dinner Hour Concert 7:00 to 8:00 P.M.

Nightly including Sunday KGF.1 1230 Kt.

KG M-31usica: Digest. *KGIL, KLAC, Mir( KRI M.

KXLA—News. IDEV—Easy Does It. KPPC —Pasadena Musicians. K WK W—Hoyos Hour.

7:05*KLAC —Clete Roberts. 7:10—K51PC--Musical Memories. 7:15—KFOX—Excursions in Science.

KPPC —Organ Recital. KRHD—% Time Waltzes. KXLA—Happy Perryman.

7:20—KLAC —Crosby & Co. 7:30,IKECA, KFMB.—Mystery

Theater. KFI KFSD—Meredith Willson's Music Room.

KF MI, KGB. KV0E— Cisco Kid.

KNX—Sammy Kaye. • zrrete_o-b. L•

KFOX—àleet the Band. KFWB—Community News. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. KGIL—Civil Defense. KMPC—Penny Serenade. HPPC—Music. KRILD—Dr. Ricnardson. K WK W—Betz Spanish Hour.

7:45*KFOX —News. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KPPC—Church Nate. K WK W—Christian Fun Fest.

7:55—KLAC —Weather Report.

8IHECA, KFMB—The Top Guy. HP1, I/FAD—Frost Warnings. KHJ, KGB—Name That Song,

*KNX, IICBQ—Lowell Thomas. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Modern Concert. KFWB--Animal, Mineral, Vegetable.

KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—Blue of Evening.

*KLAC —News; Bob McLaughlin.

*KMPC—News; Band of Today. ' K WK W—Claurch in Action. *KXLA—News; Cal Tech.

g:05—KFI—One Man's Family. 8:15*KFI, HFSD—World News.

BNX, KCBQ—Jack Smith,-. Dinah Shore.

KGER—Hebrew Christian. KGFJ—Dept. of Employment. K WK W—National Guard.

8:30 ¿KECA, KFMB —Rogue's Gallery.

¿KFI. HFSD—The Great Gildersleeve,

4KHJ, KGB—Family Theater. JEINX, HCBQ—Dr. Christian. KFOX—L. B. Town Forum.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Music Hall. MIFJ--College of Divine Science.

KMPC—Opening Night. KPPC—Pasadena City College. K WK W— Western Harness Racing.

KXLA —Ole Rastnussen. 8:45—KFWB--11.N. Today.

*KGFJ—News. KPPC —Jam Session.

duk—KECA—A.M.A. Program. HFSD--Groucho Marx.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

¿KNX—Mr. Chameleon. KFAC—Evening Concert. - KFOX—Swingtime -at Elks. KGER—Report Card. KGFJ —Platter Party

*KLAC—News; Musks to Remember.

KMPC'—Songa You Remember. KPPC—Curtain Call, KXLA--Squealdn' Deacon.

11:15*KHj, KGB—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KF WB—Movietime, U.S.A. KGER—Fred McClesky. K WK W—Gordon B. Lloyd.

0:30111Ft KFSD—The Big Story. KHJ, KGB—International Airport.

KNX. KCBQ—Beulah. KFSG—Missionary News. KFWB—Let's Talk Politics. KGER—John Brown. KMPC —Lucky Lager Dan«. KPPC—Journeys Into Adv.

9:45—KNX, KCBQ—Club 15. *KFWB—Nees.

8:55*K M, KFX.'11, KGB, HYDE--News.

10*KECA. KFMB—Hank Weaver. *KFI, KFSD —Richtleld Reporter.

1/KHJ, KGB—I Love a Mystery. *KNX, HCBQ-10 O'Clock Wire. KFAC—Muslcal Crossroads. KFVD —Dream Time. KF'WB—Gene Norman Show. KGER —Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC —News: Music to Remember.

KMPC—Lucky Lager Dance. KPPC— Wednesday Musicale,

10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. KFI —Passing Parade.

*K M. KGB— Frank Edwards. *KNX—Carroll Alcott. KFSD—Lucky Lager Dance. KXLA—Spade tuoley Time.

10:2S —KNX —Tom Harmon. 10 :30—KECA—Ted Malone.

KFI —Repeat Perft m ama. KHJ, KGB—Lonesome Gal. KNX—Philip Norman. KFWB--31ovierime U.S.A.

10 :45— HEC A—Dream Harbor. KFWB—Gene Norman.

10:55—KNX—This I Believe.

11 —KECA —CinegrIll Room Ore. *KFI, KHJ. KNX—News. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFVD—Round the Globe. KMPC, KFSD—Lucky Dance Time,

11:10—KNX—Tom Hanlon's Scoreboard.

11:15--KECA—Beverly Hills Orch. Pariah Tuvaani•/_n ins V

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daytime Radio

Log Listings

E -KECA-Fun Factory. e irKFI-Feature Wire.

KHJ, KF.X..M.. KGB, KV0E-Sgt. Preston of the Yukon.

*KNX, KCBQ-Edw. R. Morrow HALP-Voice of So. America. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KFOX-Sunshine Mission. KFWB-Red Rowe. KtiFJ-Jive at use. KIEV -Easy Does It (to 8).

*KLAC, KMPC. K WK W-News KRHD-Wagon Wheels. KXLA-Melody Valley,

5:10-KLAC -Los Angeles Today. KMPC -Today In Sports.

5:15*KFI-News. ¿KNX-Tom Harmon. *HGER-World News. KGFJ-Keyboard Magic. KLAC-Stars of the Week. KMPC -Lonesome K WK W-Sports.

s15:25-KECA' W111 Rogers Eseerles• 15:30*KECA, KFMB-Chet Huntley.

KFI-Casa Cued. KFX51, KGB, KV0E -

Sky King. *KNX. KCBQ-World Today,

Carroll Alcott. *KFOX-News. HOER-Tabernacle Benedictions.

KGFJ-Record Jackpot. KMPC-Stars of Song. KRKD -Sports KW K W-Romano Spanish Hr. K.XLA-Stiueakin' Deacon.

15:35*KLAC -News. 6:45*HECA, KFMB-Bob Garret!.

*KFI, HFSD-Elmer Peterson. HCBQ-News, Goss.

KFOXI-Your Fishcaster. ¿KLAC -Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC-Top Tunes. KRKD-Race Results.

5:33-KHJ, KGB-Tex Fletcher. *KNX, KCB1.1--News. e*KECA—Hank Weaver. /KFI -Dr. Kildare. *KHJ, KFX.31, KGB-Gabriel

Meaner. KNX, KCBQ-Inspectur Hearthstone.

KFAC-Etchings in Silver. *KFOX, KFWB, KLAC -News. HOER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ-Request Performance.

*KMPC-Norman Nesbitt. KRHD -E‘ening Varieties. K WKW-Italian Melodies. KXLA-Scandinavian Music.

6:O -KLAC -Al Jarvis Ballroom. 6:10*KMPC-ealif. News. 6:15*HECA, KFMB-Elmer Davis.

*KHJ. KGB-Radio Newsreel. KFWB-Sport Round-up.

iKMPC -Bob Kelley. Sports. 6 :30*KECA-Philo Vance.

KFI-Bold Venture. H11.1, KGB-Answer Man.

HCBQ-Operation Underground.

KFAC-Musical Milestones. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. KFWB-America Dances. KGER-Back to the Bible.

¿KMPC -Golden Gate Races. KWK W-Hoyos Hour.

8:45*KH.1. KF.X.M. KGB, KV0E-,-News, Sam Hayes.

6:55*K11.1, KGB. KA-OE-Bill Henry.

7—KECA,

KFMB-Silver Eagle. HFSD-Hit Parade.

*KHJ, KGB- Murder by Experts.

¡JINX. KCBQ-Line-Up. KFWB-Ameriea Dances. ROER-Family Bible Hour. KGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KGIL, KLAC, KRHD, KSLA -News.

*KMPC -News; :Musical Memories.

K WK W-Hoyos Hour. KXLA-Crosby & Company.

7:05*KLAC -Clete Roberts. 7:13-KRHD -Y, Time Waltzes.

KXLA -Happy Perryman. 7 :20-KLAC -Crosby & Co. 7:30‘KECA, KF5113-11'wood Star

Playhouse. KFI -Marine Corps Show. KELl. KFX.M. KGB. KV0E-Singing Marshal.

KNX-Rob't Q.'s Waxworks. K VIC-Echoes and Encores. KFOX -Meet the Band. KFSD-Bold Venture. KFWB--Community News, KGER-Helen Markham. ILMPC-Penny Serenade. KRED-Dr. Richardson.

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K WKW-Betz Spanish Frog. :45*KFOX-News.

KFWB-Rosary Hour. KWK W-Nat'l. Guard.

7 :55-KLAC-M eather. New s. sif KECA, Kt-MI5-Original

Amateur Hour. KFI, HFSD-Frost Warnings. KHJ, KFX.M, KGB, KS OE-Taman.

*KNX. KCBQ-Lowell Thomas. KFAC -Evening Concert. HFWB-FIshing News. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Blue of Evening.

*KLAC-News; Bob McLaughlin:

*KMPC -News; Band of Today. K WK W -Church in Action.

13:05-KFI-051e Man's Family. 8:15*KF1, KFSD-World News.

KNX, KCBQ-Jack Dinah Shore.

KGER-Hebrew Christian. KGFJ-Here's tu Veterans. K.XLA-Civilian Defense.

8:30-KFI, KFSD-Father Knows Best.

*1111J, KFX51. KGB- Reporters Roundup.

KNX, HellQ-Hallmark Playhouse.

grELFWB-News. KGER-Musi dElall. EGFJ -College of Divine Science.

KMPC -Opening Night. K WK W -VI estern Harness Racing.

KXLA-Ole Rasmussen. 8:45-HECA-Foreign Reporter.

KFOX -Calif. Civil Defense. KFWB-U. N. Today.

*KGFJ-News.

9-KECA-Clatnee of a Lifetime. 'EFL KFSD-Dragnet. strELBJ, KFXM., KGB, KVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy. /K..N.X, KCBQ-FBI in Peace

and War. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Swingtime at Elks. KEWB-Let's Live a Little. KGER-Miniature Concert. KGFJ-Platter Party.

*KLAC-Nen s ; Music to Remember.

KMPC-Songs You Remember. K XLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KHJ, KGB, M OE-Fulton Lewis. Jr.

K WK W-Gordon B. Lloyd. 9 :30-KECA-Claremont Orch.

KESD-Mr. Keen. KHJ, KGB-Rod & Gun Club. KNX, Kentl-Beulah. KFWB-Movietime, U.S.A. KGER-John Brown. KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance.

8:45,--KECA-Academy for Applied Nutrition.

KNX, EICLIQ-Club 15. KFWB-Gene Norman. K WK W-Freedom Story.

9:55*KEIJ. KFX31, KGB. KVOE-News.

10 *KE,!_e'A:sKFIIB—Hank Weaver,

*11F1. KESD-Richfield Reporter.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB-1 Love a Mystery.

*KNX. HCBQ-10 O'clock Wire. KFAC -Musical Crossroads. KFID-Dream Time. KFWB-Gene Norman Show. KGER-Radio Guild Show.

*KLAC-News; Music to Remember.

KMPC-Lucky Lager Dance. 10:15--KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailes.

KEI -Passing Parade. *K W. KGB-Frank Edwards. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. HFSD-Lucky Lager Dance. KXLA-Spade Cooley Time.

10:25-ENX-Tom Harmon. 10:30--KECA, HEMB-Ted Malone.

KFI -Repeat Performance. K W. KGB-Lonesome Gal. KNX -Philip Norman. KFWB-Mo‘ietime, U.S.A.

10:45-HECA-Club Can Do. KFWB--Gene Nor M all.

10:55-KNX-Thls 1 Beliete. *KLAC -News.

11 - KECA -Cinegrill Orchestra. *IsF1, KHJ. KNX-News. KFVD-Round the Clock. MIPe, HFSD -Lucky Lager Dance.

KLAC-Make Mine Music. 11 :10-KN X-Tom Hanlon. 11:15 -KECA-Meet the Band.

KFI-Palladium Orchestra. KIIJ -Crowell's Nest. KNX-Nlerry-Go-Round.

11:30-KECA-Beverly Hills Orch. K it-Senators Report. KGFJ-Strietly Dixie. KXLA-Ales Cooper.

11:45-KFI -Here's to Vets. KNX-You and the World.

TV-RADI O LIFE

ear, 8ye Inspire the Pen Louise Gambill, 5128 East First St., Long Beach, Calif. I am surely happy to read that you are doing an article

on Korla Pandit in the December 7 issue. For my taste, he's the best on television, local or na•

tional, and I would like to see him get more recognition of his great talent. I wonder how many who watch him play know that he is a composer, and that his records are available. I am a Korla fan, but only just found that interesting information out. His own things are beautiful. Why isn't his broadcast coast-to-coast? There must be many others, like myself. who appreciate the superiority of the program, and realize the vast difference between it and most of the entertainment that is offered.

Mrs. Carlotta Ostrander, 2430 Ocean View Ave., Los Angeles 6, California. Again I want to thank KNBH for bringing "Kukla,

Fran and 011ie" into our homes. It has been a wonderful treat lately to have them each afternoon. They are so lifelike and always bring an interesting and instructive message. I have had my RCA set for four years and can doubly

appreciate the improvement in every way—especially since all the channels come from Mt. Wilson. Viewing and listening to the NBC Symphony just lately

I felt it was worth the price I had paid for my set. I have witnessed many "firsts" and have been thrilled with them all. Thanks again for your fine magazine.

Marilyn Schuld, 12028 Ranchito St., North El Monte, Calif. I am a "Beany" and a "Space Patrol" fan and I won-

dered if your swell magazine would write some stories on these wonderful programs. I sure will be looking forward for them. I buy your swell magazine as soon as it is on the market stands. Please inform me about it— if you will.

We have a special feature on "Space Patrol" coming up in the near future. We did a story on "Beany" August 7, 1949.

Mrs. Mary E. Sweet, 1075 Cherry Ave., Long Beach, Calif. We read with interest the C. E. Hooper, Inc., ratings for

radio you published recently and wonder where and how they are cooked up? Following is the rating of our family and many, many friends: 1. Firestone Program; 2. "Tele-phone Hour"; 3. "One Man's Family"; 4. Fulton Lewis. jr.; 5. "Railroad Hour"; 6. "Standard Symphony"; 7. "Choraliers"; 8. "Halls of Ivy"; 9. "Dr. Paul"; 10. New York Philharmonic; 11. "Symphonettes"; 12. NBC Sym-phony; 13. "The Whistler"; 14. "Against the Storm."

To each his own.

Mrs. E. Suchman, 952 S. Gramercy Place, los Angeles 19, Calif. - I believe the radio and television industry could do a better job in public relations to listeners and viewers

Thursday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs In Lightface Type: P.M. Programs In Boldface.

Comedy- Variety

3:00-Arthur Godfrey, KNX. 8:30-Father Knows Best, K n.

Quiz, Participation

8:L10-McNeill Bgfst. Club, KECA 8:30-Grand Slam, KNX. 11:00-Double or Nothing. KF1. 11:30-Queen for a Day, KILL 12:30-Art Linkletter. KNX. 3:00- Welcome Travelers. KFI. 8:00-Original Amateur, KECA. 9:1110-Chance of a lifetime.

KECA. Sports

5:13-Ton, Harmon. KNX. 3:45-Sam Baiter. KLAC. 0:15-Bub Kelley. KMPC. 6:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC. 8:30- Western Harness Racing,

K WKW.

Drama

8:30-Operation Underground. KNX.

7 :00-Line-Up, KNX. 7 :00-Silver Eagle. KECA. 7:30-H'wood Star Playhouse.

KECA. 8:30-Hallmark Playhouse, KNX

Mystery-Detective

6:00-Inspector Hearthstone. KNX.

6:30-Philo Vance, KECA. 6:30-Bold S enture, KIT. 9:110-FBI in Pence & War, KNX 9:00-Dragnet. KFI. Ill:00-1 Love a Mystery. KHJ.

Comment-Sarration 4:30-Burritt Wheeler. KECA.

TV-RADIO LIFE

.th so me sort of a syste m that would enable the listen-

s to give expression to their gripes, suggestions and

nstructive criticis m. It would m ake for m ore good will

td all would benefit thereby including the sponsors who ot the bills. There is a sort of a "public be da mned"

titude that the executives inflict on the listening audi• :ce. Speaking fro m personal experience I have tried to

ntact those with authority in these important m ediu ms

influence to protest certain suggestive re marks, scanty

tire and what is especially offensive to loyal A meri•

ns is to see left- wingers who are listed in the official

es as being identified with un• A merican organizations qng enriched and glorified on radio and screen. They

buld not be per mitted to louse up our air until they

ive disavo wed their for mer connections. Radio and

vision stations should check state and federal agencies be sure that those who are m odels of loyalty and a

nse of decency should be the only persons who should

connected with these powerful m ediu ms of influence. .ir boys are dying in Korea because we have not been

t the alert in exposing the ene mies on the ho me front.

ieryone connected with these industries have a tre-endous responsibility to clean house because the left.

:s (like the wor m in the apple) are m ost aggressive in filtrating in radio and television.

M y husband and I are elderly folks. W e are very ateful to radio and television for the m any hours of

itertain ment etc. on tap in our ho me. (We do not have dodge traffic to seek these pleasures any m ore.) I

ive a feeling that oldsters co mprise m ost of the steady

idience as it is the nature of young-blobds to be on the t, w hich is understandable. Youth with its energy and 'venture naturally satisfies its desire to be on the go.

Delieve the radio and television industries should have

is in mind by c.:•. ering m ore to w hat we oldsters like.

believe you should have a contest of letters fro m the

dio audience which might act as a poll. With this you

ould be given a half hour free ti me on television to

nduct this progra m. The television would be benefited so and the public's voice would be heard.

... Hope you won't think I a m an old grouch. Anyway,

got it off m y chest. . . . I ad mire your courage in giv-

g criticis m w hen the occasion co mes up. It's ti me

agazines like yours assert the mselves and tell the New )rk slickers to stop treating us like yokels.

C. Morgan, Manager-Producer, "Queen for a Day," 6233 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.

I read the article in TV-Radio Life written by Mrs. aithe, registering protest barring a person fro m trying

be on "Queen for a Day" m ore than once. W e certainly

iderstand Mrs. Srnithe's reasoning and would like to plain ours.

Everyone can't be Queen, be on the stage nor be a

ndidate for Queen. W e try to do what is fairest and : as m any persons participate as possible.

Each day w hen Jack Bailey tells the audience of our

le, there is voluntary applause w hich to us indicates at the m ajority of people feel the sa me way.

Thank you. Mr. Morgan. it Is Just this type of immediate •esponse which snakes for better co-ordination between the isteners und producers, and which we would like to see flore often.

Friday Radio Program Highlights A.M. Programs in LIghtface Type

Comedy-VarleilI 3:00—Arthur Godfrey. KNX. 8:30—Roy Rogers, KFI. 9 :30—Beulab. KNX. 9:1.8,--Ozzie and Harriet. KECA. 9:00—Martin and Lewis. EFL

Quiz. Participation 8 :00-51cNelll Bktst Club, Kliea 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. 11:00—Dnuble or Nothing, KFI. 11:3n—Queen for a Day, KHJ. 12:30--Art LinkJetter, KNX. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, EFI. $:30.—Trae or False. &SU.

Comment-Narration 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. EFL

Drama 5:30—Clyde Peatty. KHJ. 6:00—MGM Theater, HET.

: P.M. Program. in Boldface.

6:15—Command Theater, KNX. 7:00—Night Beat, 1111. 9:30—Mr. Die. Atty., KECA.

Mysterp-Detecttue 6:30—Boston Blackie, « CA. 8:00—Richard Diamond, KECA. 8:30—This Is Your FBI. SECA 10:00-1 Love a Mystery. KIRJ.

Sports 5:13--Tom Harmon, KNX. 3:43—Sam Baiter. KL.AC. 8:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30—Joe Hernandez. &UPC. 7 :00—Boxing , 8:30—Western Harness Racing,

K WK W.

Public Interest 7:00—Capitol Cloakroom, KNX. 7:30— Women', Forum, KNX. 8:00—Froet Warnings, EFL

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 See Page 26 for 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. DayEme Radio

Log Listings

5 — K E CA—Mark Trail. *K11—Feature Wire. KHJ, KGB—The Green Hornet.

*KNX, KCBQ--Edward R. Marrow.

KALI—Voice of Su. America. KFAC —Sunset Serenade. DX—Sunshine Mission,

b.FV Howe. KGFJ—Jive at Five. KIEV—Easy Does It (to 8).

*E C—News; *K.-UPC—News; Business News. EKED—Wagon Wheels.

*KWK W—News; Sports. 5:03*SECA—Eleadline Edition. 5:10—KLAC —Los Angeles Today.

EMPC—Today in Sports. 5:13*KFI, KGER—News,

I KNX—Tom Harmon. SFOX—Sports Column. K(iFJ—Putnists uf the Future. KL.AC —Stars uf the Week. EMPC—Lonesome Gal.

3:30*KECA, K.F3113—Chet Huntley. KFI--Cusa Cugat. KILL KFX31, KGB, HVOE--Clyde Beatty.

*KNX, ECBQ—World Today. Carroll Alcott.

*KFOX—News. KGER—Tab'mule Benedictions

*KGFJ—News: Record Jackpot. EMPC —Stars uf Song. ERHD—Sports Dial. KXLA—Suueakin' Deacon.

5:35*KLAC —News. 5:43*KECA, KFMB—Bob Garred.

*EFL, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, ECISQ— News. Goes. KFOX—Your Fisheaster.

/LILAC —Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. KRED—Race Results.

5:53—KHj, KGB —Tex Fletcher. KCBQ—News.

e*HECA—Hank Weaver, News. iKFI—MGM Theater: "Design

for Scandal," Ralph Bellamy.

KFX51. KGB. KVOE— Gabriel Heatter.

FLNX, HCBQ—Pigskin Predictions.

KFAC—Etchings in silver. *KFOX ELFWB. KLAC—News. EGER—American Soul Clinic. KGFJ—Request Performance.

*KMPC —Norman Nesbitt, News KRED —Evening Varieties. K WK W—Fordellone. SXLA—Property Owners.

6:05—KLAC —Al Jart is Ballroom. :I1)*KMPC—Calif. News. 6:13*KECA, &FMB—Elmer Davis.

*KELL KGB—Radio Newsreel. ¿KNX. Command Theater. KFWB —Sports Round-up.

41131PC—Bob Kelley, Sports. 6:30 /KECA—Buston Mackie.

KHJ, KGB—The Answer Man. KFAC—Muslcal Milestones. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. EFWB--America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible.

lEMPC —Golden Gate Races. K WK W—kloyos Hour.

8:43*KHJ, KFX31. KGB. KVOE— News, Sam Haves.

*KNX—News on the Record. 6:30*EGFJ—News. 6:55*KEIJ, KFX.31, KGB. KV0E—

Bill Henry. 7—KECA, KFMB—Boxing. • 1K-Ft—Night Beat.

KHI, KFX31, KGB—Reserve. ENX, HCBQ—Capitol Cloakroom.

EFOX—Our Cats. KFWB--America Dances. KGER—Family Bible Hour. EGFJ—Musical Digest.

*KLAC. ERKD, KXLA—News. *K3IPC—News: Musical

Memories. 7:05*KLAC —Clete Roberts. 7:15—KRED--s4 Time Waltzes.

EXLA—Happy Perrt-man. 7:20—KLAC—Croshr & Company. 7 :30—KECA—Hits & Encores.

KFI—Motorists Melody Time. KHJ. KGB—Cisco Kid. ENX— Wonten's ",,rum. KFAC —Echoes ..ni Encores. EFWB--Community News. KMPC —Pennv -enniade. KRED—Dr. RIclutrds m. E WE W—Betz Spanish ¡'reg.

7:45—Ell —Jeff Cravath's Spurt Page.

*11F0X—News. KFWB--Rosary Hour. KGIL —Football. ERKD—Catholic Quacter Hour K WK W —Christian Fun Fast

7:53*KECA—News. KLAC—Weather Report.

8 KECA, ILF31B—Hichard Diamond.

KFSD —Frost Warnings. 1811J—Touchdown Tips.

1rSNX. ELCBQ--Loweil ihomas. KFAC—Evening concert. EFOX—Nat'l. Guard Show. KFWB—Animal. Vegetable. Mineral.

EGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—Report Card.

*KL.AC —News; Bob McLaughlin *KMPC —News; Band of Today. KRED —Here's to Vets. K WK W—Church in Action.

*KXLA—News. 8 :03 —S.FI--One Man's Family. 8:13*KFI, KFSD—World News.

KHJ--Guest Star. K_NX, FICBQ—jack Smith, Canny Simms

KGER—Hebrew Chirstian. KGFJ —Treasury Dept. EKED—Fire Department. KXLA—Muir College Sport».

8:30/KECA. KF3113—This Is Your FBI.

/1111, KFSD—Roy Rogers. KHJ, KGB—True or False. KNX, KCBQ—The ltig Tinte. KFOX —Navy Band.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Music Hall. KGFJ--College of Divine Science.

KMPC—Opening Night. K WK W— Western Harness Racing.

KRED—Civil Defense. KNLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:15—KFWB—U. N. Today. *KGFJ—News. KRED—Recreation Dept. 9 KECA. KE MB--ozzle & Harriet

¿EFL KFSD—Martin & Lewis. *KEIJ). EFX_M. KGB. HYDE—

Glenn Hardy. KNX. KC8Q—Paul Weston Show.

EFAC —Evening Concert. EGFJ—Platter Party.

* HLAC—News; Music to Remember.

KMPC —Songs You Remember. El:HID—Guest Star. K WK W—Jack Carver. EXLA—Stiueakin' Deacon. ,

9:15*KHJ, KGB—Fulton Lewis, Jr. KFWB—Movietime, U.S.A. KHKD—Saddle Serenade. (to 12).

K WE W—Psychology Speak.. 9:30/ KECA—Mr. District Attorney. Km—We Call It Jazz.

KHJ, KGB. KV0E—Crime Fighters.

KNX, KCBQ—Lieulah. ElFWB—Let's Talk Politics. EGER—John Brown. KMPC —Lucky Lager Dance. K WK W —Civil Air Patrol.

9:45—ENX. KCBQ—Club 15. *KFWB—News.

9:35*KECA, KHJ. KFX.31, KGB. • EV0E—News.

10 *E....ç A , &FMB— Hank Weaver, News.

*EFL EFSD—Richfield Reporter.

11111J. KFX31. KGB-1 Love • Mystery.

*KNX, KCBQ—Ten O'Clock Wire.

KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFVD—Dream Time. KFWB —Gene Norman. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ.

*KLAC—News; Music to Remember.

1131PC—tucky Lager Dance. 10:15—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee.

KF1—Passing Parade. *KILJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. *KNX—Carroll Alcutt. 61-SD—Lucky Lager Dance. K-XLA—Spade Cooley Time.

10:25—ENX—Tom Harmon. 10:30—KECA—Ted Malone.

EEL—Repeat Performance. KHJ, KGB—Lonesome Gal. KNX—Philip Norman. KF WB—Movietime, U.S.A.

10:45—KECA—New Yorkers. KFWB—Gene Norman.

10:55—KNX —This I Believe.

11 —KECA—Cinegrill Music. *KET, SHJ. KNX—News. KFVD—Round the Globe. KM.PC, KFSD--Lucky Lager Dance.

11:10—KNX—Tom Hankie's Scoreboard.

11:15--KECA—Meet the Band. KFI —Palladiurn Di-ch. KIIJ —Crowell's Nest. KNX—Merry-Go-Round.

11:30— SECA—The New Yorkers. K1T —Joe White Show. es KGFJ —Strictly Dixie. K_X.LA—Alex Cooper.

11:45—KNX—You and the World.

12 *KECA, KNX, KLAC —News. LEI— Musical Menu.

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*Adams, Cedric ....... ---.....KNI, 12:55 p.m. M-F Adams. Joe HO WL. 12 n. M-Sa Adventure in Heritage KFOX, 11:15 p.m. M Adtentures in Music KGER, 1:30 p.m. W Athenturee. in Research. KGER, 1:30 p.m. Tu Advertising in Action KMPC, 7:30 p.m. M Agaiust the Storm_____KECA. 11:30 a.m. M-F *Agronsky. Nlartin_____ __KECA, 6 a.m. M-F

....6:15 a.m. Sa Air Force Hour KHJ, 5 p.m. Sa *Aicott, Carroll__KNX, 5:30, 10:15 p.m. M-Sa Anent train .. .. . KLAC. 8:30 p.m. DU America Dances KFWB. 6:30 p.m. M-1 American Forum... KFI, 2 p.m. Su American Legion Reporta ..... KMPC. 8 p.m. Se American Sports Page _- _SECA, 7:30 p.m. F American Story Book.... _ KMPC, 7:15 a.m. Fla American Wav . KFI. 6:30 p.m. M Amos 'u Andy--- - _-_KNX. 4:30 P.m. Su Ammo, Bill KFWB, 9 a.m. M-Sa Ansper Han ....KILL 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. M-F Armed Forces Re‘iew K M, 4:30 p.m. Su Arden, Eve KNX, 11 p.m. Su Army Air Force Show KII.I. 5 p.m. Sa Arnold, Edward KECA, 7:30 p.m. Tu; 10:55 a.nt. M-F

4.it at Laying KFI, .:.to nui. Pu A. We See It. .......... ____ KECA. 7 p.m. Sa Vutii Jenny.. . _ KNX. 9:15 a.m. M-1, aunt Mary ..._ —___KFL Kral). 3:30 p.m. M-F Autry, Gene ................... ...... ....KNX, 8:30 p ni. Sn Babbitt, Harry ..... _... .... tiN X, 7:45 a.m. M-11E Backstage Wife__ . .... .....11F1, I p.m. M-F Back tu God . . KHJ. 8:30 a.m. SU D RU M Dr. Prederick , KECA, 6:30 a.m. M-F 10:15 p.m. 111-F: K}1.1. 10:30 'p.m. Su

Baldwin, Mel KNX. 12:05 a.m. Su Band of Today....... ............... 1131.PC, 8:15 p.m. M-F *Iturtgitart. Kenneth KFL KFSD. 11:55 a.m. M-F Baiter. Sam M AC. 5:45 PAIL ‘II-Sa Bandstand, C.S.A K M, 11 p.m. Su Barrymore, Lionel KFI, 4:15 p m. M-F:6 p.m.Th Beatty, Clyde. ........... _____KHJ, 5:30 p.m. M. W e Behind the Headlines KFI. 8 am. M-F *Behind the Story KILL 1:30 p.m. M-M Benny, Jack KNX, 4, 9.30 p.m. Su Benyun, Bobby___KHJ, 1:55 p.m. SC: 5 p.m. M Berth, Jack KECA, to a.m. M-I Bergen, Edgar KNX, 5. 9 p.m. Su Beulah -- _101X, 9:30 p.m. M-F Bd.!, class ..... __-______ _ .. . .. KHJ, 9 a.m. Su

KMPC. 7.10 a.m. Su titbit. Institute H MI. 8:30 a.m. M. W , F 'tilde freasury Hour KGER. 8:45 a.m. M-F,

8:30 a.m. Su Biggs. R. Power KNX, 6:30 a.m. Su big Hand KECA. 7:30 Mta- M Big Jon and Sparkle.. KECA, 4:30 p.m. M-F Big Show .. .KFI, 3:30 p.m. Su Big Sister KNX 10 n.m. M-F Big Story----- -- ...... —._KFI, 9:311 p.m. W Big Time.. -...K-NX, 8:30 p.m. F Big Town ___ - . KFI. 7 p.m. To *Bi ...shop. Pat -- _....... 6_ . a.m., 6:45 a.m.

5 p.m. M-F: 6:45 a.m. Stii Blind Artists Guild. KFWB. 4:30 p.m. Sa Blue. Ira. _ _ ___.-- -_KFCA. 5:30 p.m. Sa Bob and RaY.......---.- ..... _...KFI, 2:45 p.m. M-F Bold % enture -.... _ ..... K n. 6:30 p.m 11; Bolero Time KMPC. 9 a.m. Su Book Associates KNX, 10:30 p.m. Su Books Bring Adventure..,- HOER, 1:30 p.m. F Forge. 5 ictor ... KECA, 5:25 p.m. M. W,F Boston Mackie ...KECA. 6:30 p.m. M. O. F ttowron, Fletcher KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su Boy Scout Jamboree..........- ...... KFI. 8:30 p.m. Su Breakfast Club ..- .... -_........ II a.m. M-1. Break the Bank......-- --KECA. 9:30 p.m. 51-F Breakfast Gang _.KHJ. 7:15 a.m. 111-Sit Brighter Day KNX. 11:45 a.m. 51-1 Broadway Is My Beat__ .KNX; 9:30 p.m. Sa *Brown, Cecil. _.KHJ, 8 a.m. M-1, Bull. Frank.. _.. .--_ ___KFIVIL «:30 p.m. M-F Barnette, Smiley___ ....... . . KXLA, 4:30 p.m. M-F Rosiness Se wn ....... 8,15 min 51-Sa CBC Symphony Orchestra - ...KECA, 9 p.m. M CBS Sunday Desk KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su California Caravan ........ __ KHJ. 12:30 p.m. Su California Cavalcade.__ ...... KGER. 1:30 p.m. M California Holiday KNX. 10:30 p.m. Su Canaan Caravan.... SECA. 9:15 p.m. Su California News ........ ........KMPC 6:10 p.m. vl.F Calvary Hour_ IiiIIPC. 7 a.m. Su Cantor, Eddie.. KFI, 6:30 p.m. Su l'apitol Cloakroom. KNX, 7 lhat• F Career Theatre...-__ — ._KECA. 10:30 P•m• Su Caribbean Crossro«ads-____._KHJ, 6:30 p.m. Sa Carlisle. Una Mae .. ..111ECa, 3:45 p.m. Sa Carnation Hour........_ .KNX. 6:30 p.m. Su Carnival of Books...........- ....... KF1. 9 a.m. Su Carver, Jack. ......... 5 p.m. F I urn Cugat KFI, 5:30 p.m. Tu-F Catholic Answers KFIV11, 7:45 p.m. Su. Catholie Hour KF1. 11 a.m. Su Cavalcade of America — .-_KFI, 8:30 p.m. Ti, letter of Light KFAC„ 5 p.m. Su Challenge of the Yukon. KHJ, 3 p.m. Su Challenge to Youth_ ____KMPC. 8:30 a.m. Su Chance of a Lifetime KECA, 9 p.m. Ti. / Charlie McCarthy KNX. 5 p.m.. 9 p.m. Su' •1 Milton KWPC. 9:30 a.m. NI-F

RADIO PROGRAM FINDER Note: Programs marked with an asterisk (") are of the contest, quiz, or Offer 11/M11.

*Indicates programs of news and tonimentation

ft:hhil:::::?, TRititeuantder T•able...:. KEE 10:30 a.m. Su Fun Factory... -- ----.KECA, 5 p.m. Tu,Th Choralient . KILT 9:30 n.m. So Funny Paper Man — ... ...... K. KI:xl., 08 pa:: : SS:

ILXX, 7 p.m. Su *Fuller. Sid. Christian Chapel Hour .KOFJ, 7:15 a.m. M-F Gangbusters. _.___________K. wil w K. H1 .1p...12. mn.-Sa Christian Science 1‘1,1, 9:15 a.m. Su Garden School .. - ..KliElt. '2:30 p.m. 51-1 * Church of the air KNX. , a.m. Si, Garr, Bill Church of the Open Door___KGER, 11 a.m. Su *Garred, Bob KECA, 7:30 a.m., 5:45 p.m. M-Sts Cisco Kid KHJ, KGB, 7:30 p.m. 51, O ,. I iarroway . Dave City Hompital... . KFI. 8:45 a.m. 51.1.

KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa Gateway to Musk KFAC, 10 p.m. Su City Reports.....___ Kiel, 10:15 p.m. Su Georgia Crackers K1 Club 15 . KNX, 9:45 p.m. M-F Gillespie Garden Guide KHJ,19.1; 115 .n 15 :a.1uP.TIP-TY‘h 3 p.m. W-F Give and Take KNX, 8:30 a.m. Sa

Club 930 K W, 2 p.m. M: 2:15 p.m. Tu: Godfrey, Arthur_ _ KNX. 7 a.m.. 3 p.m. 51-F Club Can Do KECA, 10:45 p.m Th KNX, 2 p.m. Su Coast Guard Cadeta......- ........ KFI, 12:15 p.m. Sa *Gem Fran k _ ... _ gy m 1:30 am . u-sa, Coffee Time .. _ . _ . ____ _-__:KFI, 9 a.m. M-1, KNi 5:45 p.m. M-Sa Colman, Ronald K11, 6:30 p.m. W Graham, Bill,y.___.K.ECA, 3 p.m., /2 p.m. So; College Choir KHJ, 7 p.m. Sa Graham. Vance KMPC, 9 a.m. Su College of Divine Science KGFJ, 8:30 min. l) Grand Central Station........-__KNX, 10 a.m. Sa

, ,Kaimi l.. 97::34151 ap..r.ii. sSun .G(rani . dd 011sieamOarY .. *Collingwood, Charles Comedy of Errors Kra, 6:30 p.m. Sa Consporter's Corner......._ KFAC, 1:30 p.m. M-F: Grant, Johnny • ...KNX. 8:30 a.m. M-F

Great Adventure .KMI'C, 2 p.m. 51-F .KECA, 7:30 p.m. Su Great Gildersleeve _ KEI, 8:30 p.m. W Greatest Story Ever Told-KECA, 2:30 p.m. Su Green Hornet_ _ KHJ, 5 p.m. W,F *Greene, Bob _. —.. —.KILL 8:15 a.m. M-Sa Guiding Light. ILNX. 10:45 amt. 5I-F Hal's Memory Bpom___ _.KFOX, 6:30 p.m. D Hallmark Playhouse. Halls of Ivy .. _ _ ILXX, 8:30 p.m. Tit KF1, 6:30 p.m. W Hancock, Hun-te-r.....-- ALI, 10 a.m. M-Sa Hanlon, Tom....KNX, 11:10 p.m. M-F; 5 p.m. S.. Hardy Family _ KFI. 6 p.m. lo *Hardy, Glenn ....._... ... KHJ, 9 p.m. Su-F Harmon, Toni h\5. 10:25 p.m. M-Sa:

Harris, Phil. 5:15 p.m. Sri F.F1, 5 p.m. Su Hart, Maurice KISS ,. ,i, NI -Se; 2 p.m. So *Harvey, Paul .... ...... 111 l t, I ..: :15 p.m. 5I-F:

Hashknife Hartley Haven of Rest 7 p.m. Su KHJ. 1 p.m. Su KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M. W, F

-... —...___ _ _KELI, 8:30 a.m. Tu.Th. Sa Hawaii Calls KILL 6 p.m. Sa Hawk, Bob._.... — _ .. .. —. _.KNX, 7 p.m. 51 Hawkes, Cha-rleen -- KFI. 8:05 p.m. So Hawthorne .. KNX 12:05 P. M M-Sa Hawthorne's Mall Bag___KNX, 4:45 p.m. M-F *Hayes, Sam KFI, 7:45 min. M-F *Hayes. Sam KILL 4;45 p.m., 6:45 p.m. Haynes, Dick KLAC, 7:20 a.m. M-Sa *Reaper. Ciabriel.--- _ _KB& 6 p.m. 51-1. Heidt, Horace -- KNX, 8:30 p.m. Su Help Wanted...KMPC. 6:45 a.m.. 4:55 p.m. M-E *Elensingway, Frank KHJ, 4 p.m. M-F

Henry, Bill K M. 7 a.91• ..KMK1:111;6.4:51:515pp..mpm..I.H. M31:-rn Henry. Fred.

Here's to Veterans __ ...... _KFIKF.Alcl.:451 p.m.. Tsui, Heritage in Music Hernandez. Joe Heroes of the West KMPC. 6:30 p. m. 511-Sn *Hill, Edwin C KHJ, 5 p.m. NI *Hillman, William KNX, 1:115 p.m. su Hilltop House KILL 11:15 a.m. Su Hit Parade............ .KNX, 1 p.m. M-F .....KFI. 7 p.m. Th *Holbrook, John .. _ ______KHJ, lit a.m. 51-1. Hollywood Music Mail. ...... ___KNX. 7:30 p.m. Tu 'Hollywood Star Playhouse.-KECA. 7:30 p.m. Th Hollywood Theater KFI, 9:30 p.m. Tu Holmes. Or. Ernest ....._...._. KECA. 4 p.m. Su Hometown Happenings «KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Hometown Jamboree KXLA. 11:30 a.m. M-1. Hopalong Cassidy Hope, Bob •KNX, 6 pan. Su

- 111,1, 9 p.m. Tu Hour of St. Francis_____KMPC, 7:15 p.m. Sa Hour a Triumph__ ............ ..,.. KHJ. 8 a.m. Su How To ILNX8:45 7 pp...m.. Su *Huntley, Chet KECA. 9:15 a.m., 5:30 p.m. M-1,

I Love a Mystery If They Had Lived . . . li 11 K. 61. F1.,0 8p. pm. in. .5 1 ;I. . -KGF.11, 8:15 p.m. Su

Inspector Heartlistone-____ ..... KNX, 0 p.m. Th International Airport KHJ, 9:30 p.m. W International Disc Jockey_KNX, 2:115 p.m. M-I.

It's Always Sunday _KNX. 4:30 p.m. Sat KNX. 1:30 p.m. Su It's Fun to Be Young KNX, 2:30 p.m. Sa Invitation to I.earning . KNX. 8:30 a.m. So Jarvis, Al .... _.KLAC. 9:30 n.m.. 6:05 p.m. M-Sa Jay, George.. .KGFJ. 12 p.m. 51-Sa Jive at Five. — KOF.11, 5 p.m. 51-Sa John and Gertrnd John Steele K WK W, 8 a.m. M-Sa Johnny Dollar .K11.1. 7 p.m. Tu KNX, 6:30 p.m. Sit *Joy, tick ..... KNX, 10 p.m. 11/: 5:30 pan. Su Jr. Town Meeting KMPC, 8:30 p.nt. Sa Junior Junction . — KECA. 4 p.m. Sit Just Plain Bill___ ___KFL KFSD. 2 P. M M-F KF1 Calling KFI, 9:30 p.m. 51 Kaye, Samtny KECA. 4:30 p.m. Su Kelley, Bob KMPC, 6:15 p.m. M-Su *Kenneally, Bill King Arthur Godfrey's RtnindKti:ibXle. 12 n. K:51X:l. 2 p.m. Su

Kings Row......-.._ ................ KFL 10:15 a.m. M4 Kirk, Eddie Kirkwood, Jack KXI.A. 10 a.m. 51-t-.KHJ. 1 p.m. 5-L. A. Breakfast Club KFINIt. 8:15 a.m. XI

Com mand Theater 1:15 p.m. Sa KNX, 6:15 p.m. F Community Newspaper KFWB, 7:30 p.m.

M-F: Su Coni.ert Hall Revue ......... KECA. 7 a.m.' Su *Considine, Bob.- ----___KFI, 5:45 p.m. Sa Contented Idour ___ _ KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su Cook. Ira ..KECA, 1:15 p.nt. St-F,

KECA, 7:45 a.m. Sa KMPC, 4:30 p.m. M. W. F

Cooley, Spade KXLA, 10:15 p.m. 51-F Cooper, Alex KXLA, 11:30 pan."51-F; 11 p.m. Sa Cope!, Helene KliII., 3 pan. Su Cornea Archer... — _ KNX, 6 p.m. Su Count of Monte Cristo..-. —KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Tu County Medical Assn KFAC, 1 p.m. Eli Cravath, Jeff KFI, 7:45 p.m. F Crime Does Not Pay_ ____KFI, 11:30 p.m. Tu Crime Fighters KHJ. 9:30 p.m. F Crime Is Your Problem. KFI. 10:15 a.m. Su Criswell Predicts.......- ......... KFTD, 1:30 p.m. M-F Critic at Large KIEL 12 u. Sum Crocker. Betty Crosby. Bing KECA. 11 a.m. 51-1

KNX, 6:30 p.m. W Crowell's Neat ........ ..._.. .11111J, 11:15 p.m. St-Sa Dangerous Assignment KFI, 7 p.m. Sa Darby, Raymond V. ..KFII. III:15 p.m. Sa Datitheon, Bill.KECA, 2:20 p.m. Sa: 10 a.m. Su Defense Attorney.. ........... ....KECA, 8:30 p.m. Sa Dempsey- Tegeler Hour KMPC. 10 a.m. Su Discing With Dick KIEV. 9:30 a.m.. 12:15 p.m.,

. 3:30 n.m. M-F Dixie 4 Quartet _ 'Double or Nothing KHJ, 8:15 a.m. Su K n. 11 a.m. M-I Dragnet ..... ...... __. - --_ —...KFI. 9 p.m. Th Drake, Galen. .KNX, 12 n. Sa Dream Time. .KFVD, 10 p.m. D Dr. Christian.----- - -KNX. 8:30 p.m. NV Dr. Hiss Clinic._ Dr. Kildare. KILL 9 a.m. Sat 1111, 6 p.m. Th Dr. Paul_...----- ..... — .K.11, 3:45 p.m. M-F

K M). 8 mni. Sa Dude Rand) Roundup.-.... Dugan, Johnny ..._.._.._......_...KNX, Dvorak, George. _KNX, 2:30 p.m. M-F

KEI, 9 min. Sa

Eutitside Show... - -...KFWB, 10 p.m. 5I-Sa Easy Aces - -.KECA, 11:45 a.m. M-F Echoes of Eden - -.KFWB. 10:311 p.m. Su *Edwards, Frank_ _ —.K11.1. 10:15 p.m. 31- F *Eliot. Mai. George F KILL 6:45 p.m. Su Employment Review. Eternal Light KFAC, 1 pm. 51 KF1. 9:30 a.m. Su Evelyn Winters Evening Concert KECA. 2:45 p.m. ME-F KFAC, 8 p.m. D Excursions in Science KFOX, 7:15 p.m. W

Falcon Family Theater KFI, 1 p.m. Famous Radio Players KILL 8:30 p.m. It KNX. 3:30 p.m. Su Fan Mail _.- .... --________KNX, 1 p.m. Su l'ami Adtiser &WPC. 12:45 p.m. M-I. Farm and Home Hour___ .. EFL 11:30 a.m. Sa Farm Highlights_ ..... __.KFI. 6:15 a.m. 51-Sa Farm Reporter ..KF1, 12 n. M-Sa Father Knows Best - -.EFI, 8:30 Pam Th Faye, Alice KFI, 5 pan. Su FBI in l'ente War.-__ ____ .................. 9p. Piii•l.mm ..r.Fli *Feature Wire Fibber McGee and Molly KFL 6:30 p.m. Tit Fights ..KNX, 7 p.m. W Finley, Larry KFIVII, 12 p.m. D First Baptist Church -- KFAC, 7:30 p.m. Sa Fisher, Gaston Fisher. George.. KNX. 11:30 p.m. Sa .KNX, 2:45 p.m. M-F;

_.10:15 p.m. Su Five Seventy Club KLAC. 18:30 p.nt. D Fletcher, Tex... Flaing Feet. .KHJ, 5:55 p.m. M-1, XECA, 9:30 a.m. Su Flynn. Howard — KMPC. 10 a.m. M-IF For Men Only KFI, 7 a.m. Sa For You KFI, 11:45 p.m. W Foreign Reporter _ KECA. 8:15 p.m. Th *Foster. Cedric .1011J, 12:15 p.m. VI-F:

__-_ 3:55 p.m. Su Frank and Ernest..... ,,..,.... KU ?, II p.m. Su Freedom Story ... _. .-_ ._ KMPC, 9 p.m. Su Friend of the FaMily KNX, 10 a.m. Su Front-Page Farrell...K M. ILFSD. 2:15 p.m. 81-F Frost Warnings Fuller, Dr. Charles 11F1, 8 p.n.. .. SECA. I p.m. Su

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Ladles' Di m. -- - _-__EFI. 9:30 a.m. M-F Ladiee Fair__- _ _ —.KILI, 11 a.m, 91-11 L. A. Medical Assa.._ -___KFAC, 1 p.m. Tb Lanza, Mario KF1, 7 p.m. M Lawrence, David_ _ . KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su *Lawton. Fleetwood_.- -KFIL 7:15 ge.m. M-1, Lisyman's Hour .. .. .. -- .....-...KECA, 9:30 p.m. Let George Do Lt___ _...KTLI. KGB. 8 p.m. M Let's Pretend... -- __ . _ KNX. 8:05 a.m. Se *Lewis, Fulton.-.......-...KHJ, 4. 9:15 p.m. M-F LewiS, Robert Q. .KNX, 7:30 p.m. Tu Leyden, Bill ...' .. . - .. - . --...KEV111, 6:45 a.m. M-Sa Liberal •Catholic Naar. - ..EFAC. 9 a.m. Su Life Can Be Besutiful..--- ..... KFI, 4 p.m. M-F Life With Luigi. -KNX, 6 p.m. Tu Light and Life Hour ..... .......RECA, 8:30 a.m. Su Lindlahr, 1 ictor ... .. ...KECA, 9 a.m. 21.4 Line-Up .. KNX, 7 p.m. Th Linkletter, Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. 51-1. Listening With Hippy KGIL, 19:39 p.m. Su Lombardoland._ ........ _ KILL 8:30 p.m. Sa Lone Journey. JILECA, 10:15 a.m. M-1: Lone Ranger.. _KECA, 7 p.m. 14. W: 8 P.111- ba Lonesome Gal -FULL 10:30 P.m. ILMFC. 51 15 M-F Lorenzo Jones . lilet. 2:30 p.m. M-F Lucky Lager Dance Teme. EMPC, 9:30 p.m.,p.m.,-- - KFSD. 10:15 p.m. I)

Lucky U Ranch .................MECA, It:30 p.m. M-I, Lutheran Gospel Hour_._KXLA, 6:3u p.m. bu Lutheran Hour_ __KILI, K1'0E. 10:30 a.m. Su Luz Theater __. - __..KNI,, 8 p.m. M Lynn Looks at HoilywOod-KHJ. 3:46 p.m. 111-1, *Lyon, Ed .. _KLAC, 7:20 p.m. M-Sn 31631 Theater. ILFI, 6 p.m. 11, Magazine Theater .KHJ. 8 P-m- l'' Ma Perkins KNX, 10:13 !Cm. 11-F *Main Street te Malibu KECA, 7:15 p.m. Su Malone, Ted KECA, 10:30 p.m. 111-1, Mann, Herbert S.. __-_-- ..-_KFI, 10 a.m. Bu Man on the Farm. -___.-KHJ. 12:30 P.M. Sa Marine Corps Show_______KFL 7:30 p.m. Th Marines in Review ...KECA. 3:30 p.m. Sit Mario Lanza .KFI. 7 p.m. M Mark Trail MECA, 5 p.m. M, 1%, 1' Slarkel, Hazel. .... KHI, 11:15 a.m. Su .. Mary Slatlin.. -..KECA, 2:30 p.m. 11-F Marriage l'or Two..-----IJECA, 3:13 p.m. M-F Martin ami Lewis ILF1, 9 p.m. F Marx, Groucho ... _ . KFI, 9 p.m. W Maeten Kane....._ .. . _KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su Massey, Curt .._................__. . KNX. 4 p.m. M-F Master Radio Canaries........KHJ, 11:45 a.m. SU Masters in Review KMPC, 7 p.m. !du Masterson, Paul K.NX. 2:05 p.m. M-F

. 4:30 Pm- Sa Matinee KFAC. 2 p.m. 111-Sa McBride, Mary Margaret__ ..... KECA, 4 p.m. M-1, Maugham, somerset HFI, 12:30 p.m. Sta *McCune, Jim.. _...- -._. --KMPC, 7:15 a.m.,

12:15 p.m. M-F McLaughlin, Beeb....KLAC. 1:10, 8:05 p.m. M-Sa 4:McNeill's Breakfast Club __KECA, 8 a.m. M-F Medal of Honor ............ ..._ LAC, 10:40 p.m. Su Sleet the Band SECA, 11:15 p.m. Tb-Sa Sleet the Misses_ _ KNX. 11:30 a.m. Sa Meet Millie — KNX, 7:30 p.m. Sa Sterry-Go-Itound_....-. -_KNX. 11:15 p.m. M-F Message of Israel._-- -.15ECA. 12:30 p.m. Su Metropolitan Opera. MECA, 11 a.m. Sa Melberg, lent_ ...... KGF.J. 5:48 ism. Sa Midnight Flyer ...ICF1, 12:30 a.m. 58-Sa *Miller. Marvin RAJ. 4:34 p.m. al-F *Monday Morn. Headlines. 'SECA 8:16 p.m. Su *Monitor News.___ __KECA. 9:45 p.m. 'Tu Monroe, Vaughn.. KNX. 8 p.m. Se Morgan, Rum .. _-___ JI LL 10:45 a.m. M-F morning Concert....... -_-_KFAC. 10 a.m. M-S.:

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Music With the Girls KNX, 11 a.m. Se Musical Americana .KF1, 7 p.m. W Slugirel Crossroads. KFAC. 10 p.m. M-Si Musical Digest KGFJ. 7 p.m. 10 mustral Slasterpleres KFAC, 4 p.m. D Musical Memories KMPC, 7:10 p.m. 1I-F Musical Menu KIM. 12 p.m. M-Sa sfusleal Slitestnnes____KFAC. 6:30 p.m. 51-F: Musical Tintypes MECA. 6 p.m. Sa mii.ic Doll RFAC 11.30 a.m. M-Sa Music Magic - -..._ ..... KFAC, 7 P•m• Si. Musicland, U.S.A. KNX, 7:30 p.m. M *Mutual Nee.. 1 ....... --R M. 41:15 n.m. M F My Friend Irma KNX, 3 p.m. Su My True Story MECA, 10:30 a.m. SI.1, Mysterious Traveler KFIJ. 7 p.m. W Mystery Theater .. KECA. 7:30 p.m. W NBC Symphony — IIFI, 8:05 p.m. Sa •Name That Song Mil 8 p.m. W National Farm a Home._ KFI 11:30 a.m. Pia National Radio Pulpit KFI. 7 a.m. Mt National Vespers ....._..... MECA, 11:30 a.m. Su

Navy, 9 p.m. Sa Negro College Choirs. -- 1.15CA. 7:30 a.m. Su *Nesbitt, Norman _-____KMPC, 6 p.m. M-1' *News on the Record_ ...... .......KNX, 6:45 p.m. 1' Newestand Theater ..--... RECA. 8 p.m. Tu New York Phllhannogdo_._KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su Nick Carter S. W. 3:311 p.m. Su Night Beat _...... ........ .... - .... KFI, 7 p.m. F Noble, 12:15 p.m. M-1. No School Today. _...,...KECA. 9 a.m. Sit Nora Drake ...... 11:30 a.m. M-1 Norman. Gene....--- - -KFWB, lo p.m. .51-Sa Norman, 1:30 p.m. M F:

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9 a.m. Si, One Man's Family AFL 8:05 p.m. M-F Upen Forum .KMPC, 8:15 p.m. Su Opening Night -ICMPC, 8:30 p.m. 11-F Operation Brotherhepd. KII, 9:45 p.m. Su Operation Daybreak. 5:30 n.m. 1/ Operation Underground.__KNX. 6:30 p.m. Th Original Amateur Roar- -.IR MA, 8 p.m. Th Other Side of the Day ROL, 1 a.m. af-ea Our Atnerica X.14PC, 1:11 p.m. Ida Our Gal Sunday.- -KNX, 9:45 a.m. 111-F Our Miss Brooks. - -. - - ZNX, 8 p.m. bu Owen, Tom .KECA. 7 a.m. M-F: 12:15 p.m. M, W,

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People Are Fanny.. ------..KNX. 7 p.m. Tu People's Platform. - .KNX. 9 a.m. bu Pepper Young's Family- l. 12:30 p.m. M-F Perfect Hushand_____-.ILECA, 3:30 p.m. M-F Perry Mason.. _--_-_-.KNX. 11:15 a.m. M-F Peter Salem RAJ, 7 p.m. M *Peterson, Elmer KFI, 5:45 p.m. Tu-F Philharmonie Iteporter_KLAC, 10:05 p.m. Su: -ZECA, 11 p.m. M

Philip Marlowe __- .... - -.. ...K-siK, 7 p.m. Su Philip Morris Plaileouge __KFL 7:30 p.m. Tu l'hilo lance..-_-_- -KECA, 6:30 p.m. Tu,Th Plano 'snide._-_ __-_ILFAC. 9:30 n.m. M-Sa Pigskin Predictions_______ __ .. KNX, 6 p.m. F Post, 6u....... --,:ff.FAC. 5130 p.m. Si. Potter, Peter. ---- -KFWB. 9:30 a.m. Mu,

2:35 p.m. M-Sa Pro. a-gid Con - --- KFI, 5:30 p.m. Sa Psychology Speaks..-_____K WK W, 9:15 p.m. F Pursuit__ ---- --_. ...KNX, 8130 p.m. Tu 'Queen for a Day-Klij.--KGB, 11:341 n.m. M-F Quirk. What's the Answer?..._KECA, 5 p.m. Na Radio Kid's Bible Club ...... HOER, 9 a.m. Sa Railroad Hour._ _. KFI. 8:3u p.m. M Record Album Review . EFL 9:30 p.m. Su Religious Science -- KO K% 12:30 p.m. 61 -4 Repeat Perfonnance______KFL lo:30 p.m. M-F Report Card. ...KGER, 9 p.m. W *Reporters' Roundup - --- HJ. 8:30 p.m. Tb Report to the People. - -KECA, 6:45 p.m. Sa Request Perfortnanee -. — KGFJ. 6 p.m. 41 Richard Diamond._- _____ MECA, 8 p.m. F *Richfield Reporter sc n. 10 p.m. Su-1, Right to flappmess K n. RFSD. 12:45 p.m. M-I4 RIse and Shine 6 a.m. 11-tins Riverside Rancho.............. ....... . KF1, 10:30 p.m. Su Road of Life -.KFI. 12:15 al-F *Roberts. Clete.-XLAC, 7:05, a.m.. p.m. SI-Sa Rod and Gun Club -RAJ. 9:30 p.m. Th Rogers, Mark K n. 9 a.m. 9:15 p.m. M-F Rogers, Roy KFI, 0:30 p.m. Rogue's Dollery..' . .._.KECA, 8:30 p.m. 15 Romance Evelyn Winters...KECA, 2:45 p.m. M-l' Romance of Helen Trent..KNX. 9:30 a.m. 111-11 Roper, Elmo............ 11:45 p.m. Su Rosemary 8:45 a.m. NI-I. Roundup Time EFL 7:30 p.m. Sa Rowe, Red KFWB, 4:30 p.m. M-F: 4:45 p.m.. Salt Lake Tahernarle. -. — KNX, 8 a.m. Si, Salute to Colleges KF1, 1 p.m. Sa Sampson. Bill _ - K WK W. 4:30 p.m. SI-Sa, 2 p.m. Su

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NOVEMBER 30, 1951 TV -RADIO LIFE

with Bob Kelley

Several days ago, I was talking to one of the assistant coaches at USC. He was plenty burned up about the hammering that sports have been taking the past few months.

"Why do all these guys take off on sports just because a few players

make mistakes? Don't they realize we're having one of the great college football seasons of recent years? Why can't they bring out the good points — which far over-shadow the bad ones, believe me." As far as I'm con-

cerned, this coach's points were well taken. Yet, recently sports have received a 41-page slap on the wrist from a judge who prob-ably doesn't know a' football from a hubbard squash. At the same time, the NCAA has called emergency

meetings with an eye to eliminating the "evil" in college athletics. One of their first proposals was to

wipe out the Bowl games. How ridicu-lous can they get? Ninety-nine per cent of all teams never appear in one of the post-season classics. To get down to facts, what brought

about 8,11 of this criticism? Was it the athletes themselves? Well, first there was the unfortunate

basketball scandal, centered chiefly in the New York area. Was that the fault of football? Then, some ninety cadets were

hoisted out of West Point for cribbing in exams. That was the fault of the Army, not football. And finally there was the overem-

phasized case of Johnny Bright, the Drake backfield star who had his jaw broken by an overeager Oklahoman who was certainly out of line. Yet, this wasn't the first—or the last— ti me that slugging has taken place in sports. So why should the entire game be blamed for the actions of one man? Of course the NCAA's proposal to

ban the Bowl games is the biggest laugh of all. I doubt whether the member colleges will take their mo-tion very seriously. During the war, the football players

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You can have your Carnegie Anthro-pology winner, I'll take the kid who 'wins the Heisman Award for athletics. And I'll come out as well as you — and probably better. •

Tune Kelley Monday through Saturday. KMPC, 6:1g p.m.

Desilu: A Dream Come True (Continued from Page 3)

and Lucille now spends as many of her hours as possible with their five-month-old daughter, Lucie Desiree. But ..TV enables Desi and Lucy to stay put in Hollywood and TV also enables them to crystallize their dream of :working together. When they took the television plunge, Desi had to forget about an elephant-lion-hunting trip in Africa and plans to take Lucille on a uropean junket. Lucille is devoting her talents t0 TV, while movie scripts especially tai-lored for her pile up at-the studios. It seems that with these strict rehears-als and live audience shows, the "I' Love Lucy" cast hopes to disprove the classic remark regarding "live" television . . . "Don't worry,. honey, nothing . will be all - right.'

What About Color?

According to the business arrange-ment, Desi is president and Lucille is vice-president, although Lucille will tell' you modestly that "Desi put the whole idea together. I didn't have anything to do with it. I was home having a baby." During re-hearsals if things get tough for Desi or Lucille under the demanding di-rection of Marc Daniels or Jess Op-penheimer, the Amazes jokingly threaten to switch roles from actor and actress to president and vice-president.

What about color TV for "I Love Lucy"? Desi said, "Color. will mean nothing more than changing cameras for us. With Lucille, all the color is there."

We agree. She has a lovely skin, beautiful hair and the bluest eyes in the world.

DINING OUT? TV-Radio Life readers are invited to avail themselves of the services of the unique Diners' Club. This is an organization formed for the purpose of enabling members to dine out on a credit card basis with bills payable monthly. TV-Radio Life will be happy to forward membership applications to the Diners' Club for our readers.

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4 WITH SOUND FILMS substituting for records, Gene Norman, one of radio's most popular disc jockeys, had no trouble making a name

for himself in television.

without fame or fortune. Gene used to take him out to lunch because the singer was broke. Norman said, "Those were the days before he be-came a young man's Jolson."

Musical Treads One thing that keeps a disc jockey

like Norman in an enviable spot on the two mediums is having a finger on the twist and twirl of musical trends throughout the country. Norman believes that today's musical tastes "for the good old tunes of yes-terday , . . and for the tricky novelty tunes reflect the insecurity of our times and the urgent quest for escapism." He believes that the jazz picture is completely confused at this time by the internal cults, such as Dixie and bebop fans, who do not accept each other on an equal basis.

Does TV Hurt Disc Jockeys?

gENE NORMAN, a young man who has given uncountable platters that initial push on the turntable, knows from being in both radio and tele-vision that the disc jockey

will stand firm in the foundation of both mediums. From his camera position on KNBH's five-day-a-week night spot, he said, "TV disc jockeys will have a lot to offer viewers if they take easily to the use of musical film (such as the Snader Tele-scriptions used on his telecasts, no doubt) and if they have a wealth of ad-lib musical knowledge at their beck and call when they step be-fore camera." He is the first one to add: "The television platter spinner can't be in business with merely a voice and a handful of records." As for radio and its disc jockeys, Gene continues, "Radio is not on its way out, as some might think. It will go on and on, and so will its disc jockeys." Gene's actual work during his

Snader telecasts is to introduce by anecdote or back-stage bit the ar-tists who appear a few minutes later on film. For instance, before Nat Cole shows up singing "Remember," Gene has set the stage for Nat's appear-ance by recounting the time the eminent Mr. Cole got his knuckles rapped for playing jazz piano when he should have been rehearsing hymns for his church. He literally

November 30, 1951

Gene Norman, Radio-TV Platter Man, Was Quick to Answer That Question

By Sara Hannah

personalizes the artists on film pa-rade for the viewer's pleasure.

His Record

Proof that Norman speaks as a man who is tops in his chosen pro-fession is found in the many honors which have been bestowed upon him. He has been named number-one disc jockey in a Campus Magazine poll taken in colleges in eleven Western states, and number one in the an-nual poll conducted by Bandleader, the national music magazine; he was elected president of the Los Angeles Disc Jockey Association in 1946 and has held this post each year since that time; and for the past three years he has been among the top four DJ's in Billboard's national poll. His distinctive voice has also led to narration assignments in many mov-ies such as "The Jolson Story," "Mr. 880," and "Half Angel." Many memories of the people who

are behind the records he has put on the turntable are interwoven into Norman's disc-jockeying days. He re-calls Frankie Laine as a newcomer

When asked if he liked Western music, Norman said flatly, "No." Ac-cording to him, Badlands-inspired tunes are not popular in any par-ticular section of the country. "Thirty miles outside of every metropolitan area there's nothing but Western music." Personally, he finds square-dance-type songs "monotonous, repe-titious and childish" except for the rare numbers like "Tennessee Waltz" and "Red River Valley." He likes folk music and said of it, "I think it's magnificent and expresses the true art of a country." Norman would not be pinned down to naming his fa-vorite record or type of music, for he claims, "There are thousands of records I really like . . . it's too hard to pick a favorite." Perhaps the greatest proof that the

disc jockey is not on his way out — and especially one Gene Norman — is the fact that his great number of loyal fans have followed him from radio to video.. . . Gene is one living example of his statement that "the disc jockey will be the last thing to be hurt by TV."

Page Thirty-five

4 KFI'S FIRST R eDIO studio 3t 1000 South Hope street back r 1922. The man in he backg-o..nd was

a combination a-mouncer, eigineer and disc jockey.

la, BROADCASTING FROM he frigid tic./th Pole, during Admiral

Byrd's eDczec it on in 1954, wan one of radio's ri les-ones.

Ale "SHELL HAPPY TIME" in 1928 rreart HD -acE Heidt's Orchestra Do you reognize any cf these bandsmen who nave since become star; in their

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THE LATE VAUGHN de LEATH was NBC's blues-singing star

way back in 1927. Dinah Shore in mod-ern times and modern dress is NBC's current vocalovely.

le CAN'T TELL WHETHER Hal Peary was Dapper Dan or Vil-

lain Van as he appeared in NBC's "Spotlight Review." Hal was sorne slimmer in those early days of radio, though lately he has streamlined his figure again.

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FROM SOAP OPERA "Pepper Youlg'e. Family" to Broadway's

hit play "Our Town" is Martha Scott's story. The anolymous member of NBC's serial becarne 3 very prominent member of Broadway overnight.

i pk. IN CHICAGO RADIO, CIRCA 1930: Wally Seitz, Barb Fuller, John Hodiak, Burr Lee, Luise Barclay, Vincent Pelletier, Olan Soule, Dolph Nelson, Dick Middleton, Anne Seymour, Lenore Kingston, Blue Wright Alice Hill, Reese Taylor,

Annette Harper, Willard Waterman, John Larkin, Les Damon, Lucy Ruby. Most of them are still busy in radio, others are now busy in movies and televis on.

The Doctor lias a New

Prescription

JEAN HERSHOLT, whose name is synonymous with CBS's "Dr. Christian," reads many more fairy tales than he does medical books or journals. This off-mike occu-pation with Hans Christian

Andersen's fairy tales has led through the years to his translation and pub-lication into English of all the 168 original Danish tales as written by the great Danish story teller. It has also resulted in his owning perhaps the most complete collection of orig-inal and special editions of Hans Christian Andersen's works in exist-ence, and his formal bequeathing of these original manuscripts to the

WITH A COPY OF HIS OWN translation of one of the

Andersen fairy-tale editions in his hands, Jean Hersholt contemplates its TV possibilities.

Jean Hersh°lt Considers Fairy Tales for Television

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EVIDENCE OF JEAN HERSHOLT'S busy life is the clutter on his deck in the upstairs den of his Beverly Hills home. A small portion of his

valuable book collection can be seen and the camera studies of Will Rogers, Wendell Willkie, Marie Dressler, and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. R., many of which were taken by the famous "Dr. Christian" himself. (CBS-Braslaff photos.)

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Fairy Tales on TV There has been little opportunity

for Andersen's make-believe existence to creep into Jean Hersholt's "Dr. Christian" radio role (Wednesday, 8:30 p.m., KNX) otherwise than in the similarity between unfolding a real-life episode and a make-believe story. With the coming of TV, Jean Hersholt is looking forward not only to putting "Dr. Christian" on the video screen, but also to giving youngsters who gather around the TV set a chance to get acquainted with enchanting fairy tales. He believes that they form some of the fondest memories of childhood. He has some definite ideas about

how the TV version of "Dr. Christian" and the fairy tales should be handled. It would never do to force Jean Hersholt to make a decision as to which he would prefer doing on TV, "Dr. Christian" or Andersen's fairy tales, because both have been very close to him for many years and he would never be able to choose between them. He would like to see fairy tales done on film, with a blending of both the dramatization and the narration of the stories. About the possibility of televising

fairy tales, Hersholt said, "I hope it can be done, although it would be an expensive operation. I think it will come soon." Would he like to do a TV show based on telling fairy tales? "Definitely," he said, "I would be interested in doing it." He com-mented further, "I know the Russians think fairy tales are terrible, but let's compare it with Santa Claus. We never suffered from believing in Santa Claus, did we? Well, I believe that fairy tales can only do good for our children."

His Philosophy If and when Jean Hersholt does

TV, he will do it on film. Of that he is positive, because of the tremendous strain on a person who does live TV each week. When asked if delving into the secrets of Andersen's fairy tales had changed his philosophy of life, radio's "Dr. Christian" s a i d, "Well, it's like my 'Dr. Christian' role. My life has been enriched by playing the part of a kind, understanding country doctor. Perhaps part of his philosophy has unconsciously become part of my philosophy. Who knows? It's that way with the fairy tales . . . or maybe it's that a man grows more mellow as he gets older." Fairy tales have played an impor-

tant part in Jean Hersholt's past, and it looks as if they will do the sam. in his future. Now that he is a grandfather, he said, "It's been a long time since I read fairy tales to my son and now I'm looking forward to reading them to my grandson . . . and to the day when he'll see them on TV."

By Arlene Garber November 30, 1951

ED LYON, KLAC-TV newscaster, tries hard to keep his mind on the news at hand despite the distractions of the model teleprompter.

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"Model" teleprompter All Fideo Performers! If Your Mind Goes Blank, Relax! KLAC-TV's Engineers Come to Your Rescue With Their Telecue "Model" Invention

DILAC-TV's CHIEF engineer, Bob Conner, has invented a teleprompter to end all tele-prompters. It is especially

designed to aid the newscaster and make him appear to be casually dis-cussing the news instead of reading it. This new invention makes all other tele-aids completely obsolete. Conner claims to have perfected

this demonstration "m o d e 1" after months of secretly checking figures and face values. The end result is the work of the entire KLAC-TV engineering staff, which after com-paring and compiling figures finally worked out the vital statistics for this "model," and of KLAC-TV news-caster Ed Lyon, who volunteered his services as the human guinea pig. Close observation of the "model"

and newscaster over a period of three months revealed the newscaster has never been caught devoid of facial expression while working with the "model." Common flaw in other in-ventions, such as the playback device arid the enlarged ticker tape, is their tendency to give the announcer a completely blank expression as he utters words being whispered in his ear or, in the case of the ticker tape, a quizzical look resulting from peer-ing at the tape from a distance of five or so feet. However, KLAC-TV engineers have

though rather reluctantly, admitted their demonstration -m o d el" also contains a flaw. Conner, speaking for the group, said, "It has come tl our attention, following the three months of close scrutiny of the 'model' at work, that the newscaster can read only cheerful news reports." "We have as yet not been able to find a way to remove from the an-

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notmcer's face that gleeful look and from his voice that joyous intonation which results from working with the 'model.'" Conner continued, pointing out that he and his staff will remain on the job twenty-four hours a day if necessary to solve this vexing problem. Meanwhile Ed Lyon is offer-ing all the assistance he can, realizing full well that a newscaster cannot go through life accounting for only the brighter side of the news. In case you are curious about how

this new development aids the news-caster in presenting his news tele-casts, Ed Lyon explains the invention thus: "Upon considering this inven-tion when brought to me by Bob Conner," said Ed, "I discarded the idea as mere folly. Knowing that I was having a great deal of trouble in refraining from referring to notes while doing my telecasts, Bob per-sisted and asked that I at least give this engineering achievement a test. Finally I agreed to give this latest development a whirl if he'd bring it into the office and allow me to look it over. Needless to say, once I saw the demonstration 'model' I knew Bob and his staff had developed something and I volunteered my ser-vices immediately." "The first night," Ed admitted, "I

had an awful lot of trouble. I couldn't keep my eyes on my notes and I didn't know the news well enough to read it off. However, I knew I had the situation licked. I was look-ing directly toward the camera, upon which was placed Bob's model, and I couldn't tear myself away. At my next newscast, I knew I'd know the news by heart. Nothing could deter me from looking directly at that camera."

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