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Miss Renee Zigman, 431 North Sierra Bonita, Los Angeles, Calif.

Sirs: I have been reading your magazine for quite some time and thoroughly enjoy it. Radio Life has plenty of variety and gives the public an opportunity to express their opinion of the various programs on radio. I especially enjoy the write - ups every week on different radio entertainers and am wondering if I could make a request for a story on Kitty Kallen

I've been hearing quite a bit about her lately and believe she will be one of the most popular vocalists in the near future. I would like to know more about her and I think many other people would too. Could you possibly use a spread on her?

Yes, Kitty Koller' is winning many fans. Well keep your request in nnind.

Mrs. Grace W. Collett, 747 Twenty -first Street, San Bernardino, Calif. Sirs: I am an old -time radio fan,

having been a listener since "away back when." Through many years of failing eyesight, radio has proved priceless to me.

I have never voiced criticism before, but now I do have a few com- plaints. First, these "soap operas" that go on year after year and, just as you hope for the end of the story, are jerked off the air without ex- planation. It seems to me some sort

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of an ending could be worked out so as not to leave us dangling in the air.

I do not feel that the "Amos 'n Andy" program is up to its old standard. I feel that old sincerity which was one of their most attractive qualities is gone and that they are too conscious of their listening studio audience. Personally, I feel that we have lost our old friends, "Amos 'n Andy."

Lastly, I feel that Frank Sinatra is greatly over -rated and that he can not be compared with our own Bing Crosby.

I certainly enjoy Radio Life and think it is our most useful radio magazine.

Mrs. H. S. Sanderson, 1921 West Third Street, Los Angeles, Calif.

Sirs: I am constrained to send you this letter, first, to express my ap- preciation of your valuable and interesting magazine. I am always on hand to get the first numbers dis- tributed. Also, I want to express my aversion to the great applause that accompanies some of the most en- joyable programs -the clatter, guf- faws and what - have -you that drown out some of the best lines of the comedians and make the programs next to impossible to hear. If radio is intended for listeners -in by their own firesides, why must we be sub- jected to the clatter of this applause?

In the matter of commercials, I quite agree with many of your writ- ers to the Ear Inspires the Pen department. Just enough advertising to create interest and curiosity, making people eager to find out for themselves what is responsible for a fine program, will do far more to sell the product than the tiresome reiteration that is dished up for us by some emcees.

Thank you for your very fine magazine and the great pleasure and satisfaction it affords us.

Mrs. W. L. Ferkins, 227 Bogart A Baldwin Park, Calif.

Sirs: I have been a faithful Radio Life reader for a long time now and I enjoy your little magazine very much.

Some time ago one of your fans mentioned something about the pro-

gram "Lone Journey." I also would like this program returned to the air - lanes. It is so true to life. I also like the program "Adventures of Nero Wolfe." I'd like to see pictures of "Nero" and Archie Goodwin in Radio Life some time. What has become of "Hobby Lobby" which used to be on Saturday evenings about 8:30? "In- ner Sanctum Mystery" replaces "Hob- by Lobby" at present.

Also, is there something that can be done about the programs "Dr Kate" and "My True Story "? Both programs start at 4 p, m. and if I listen to "Dr. Kate," I miss the first part of "My True Story," and if I listen to "My True Story," I miss "Dr. Kate."

Well, here's to your magazine. May it continue to please us in years to come.

It's nice to know that Radio Life gives you so munch pleasure. We've made note of your requests for pictures and will keep them in mind in plan- ning future issues. "!lobby Lobby" is no longer on the air, for what reason, we do not know. Why sponsors discon- tinue programs is .something which is always difficult to find out. About the conflict in programs, that is something which can hardly be avoided, as the various networks and independent sta- tions. of course, are in competition with one another. flowerier, enough letters to the network which presents one or the other program might effect u change in tire.

Mrs. Jerome Harris, 1801 Elizabeth Street, Pasadena, Calif. Sirs: The following may seem

critical but is really intended to pro- vide awakening to alert sponsors. Perhaps a few remember the corn- ment made by Mr. De Witt, co-in - ventor of the radio vacuum tube. "Isn't it terrible ?" he said, giving his opinion on radio programs.

Of course, they aren't as terrible as all that, but when one thinks of the wonderful invention radio really is and the use it is put to, especially during the daytime hours, one wonders if there isn't more than a grain of truth in his remark. The silly prattle about this brand of this and the "super- duper" brand of that is

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exasperating. And the emotional throes we are put through when the endless serials get under way (and I'm referring to serials principally) give one a case of jitters.

I'm wondering if radio couldn't be used for a higher, more inspirational and cultural purpose. Readers' Di- gest magazine (no reflections on your incomparable. and entertaining Radio Life) has the highest sub- scription rate of all magazines, which proves that the taste of thousands parallels that intelligence level. "The Light of the World" is the only one I care for and it has historical and religious interest.

Here's hoping the sponsors do get wise to our preferences and give us more educational fun when we tune in! We'll tune in often, for this type of program can be featured with greater enjoyment and benefit to all.

Mr. Jerry Binkerd, 357 North Chapel, Al- hambra, Calif. Sirs: Here is a radio "gripe" I've

been wanting to express for a good many years and since you have invited criticism in your very fine Radio Life, I am going to relieve myself.

I think western football is radio -

sabotaged! Unconsciously, perhaps, but I think western radio has hurt itself and had better become conscious. Have you ever noticed how dull and uninteresting western broadcasts are, especially when compared with the exciting broadcasts of eastern games? A properly -re- ported game, to me, is sometimes more exciting than the actual game.

Why do western games sound so dull? Well, we notice very little crowd noise is allowed to come over the mike. The .western announcer acts as if he might have his salary cut if he should get slightly ex- uberant about an especially good play. He sounds like tomorrow's newspaper play -by -play account and uses only slow, stiff, formal, proper words with the most precise and

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stiff - necked calm. He usually tells us what just did happen, not as it happened.

Why do eastern games sound so exciting? We notice the crowd roars into the mike constantly. The announcer's words tumble over each other in an effort to tell us all that is going on as it goes on, with very descriptive, explosive, expressive lan- guage. The announcer's voice is tense, shouting, staccato -and we are sure he is reporting the most thrill- ing game he ever witnessed. And do we eat It up! LIVELY is the word.

Of course, I don't mean to say all western announcers are bums and all eastern announcers are perfect but I have spread it on a little thick to get my point over. Why do we have this condition?

Mrs. Jack Stows, 120 Pasadena, Calif.

Sirs: This is hardly meant to be one of your prize letters, but I do wish you would read this and see if you could cooperate in what I'm about to suggest.

I've read your Radio Life quite a while and I hardly know how I could do without it, as my radio is just about the only entertainment I

have. You see, I'm alone, my two babies and I, as my husband is in the Army in Texas. I spend about every free minute I have listening to my favorite programs and reading Radio Life. I have my pet programs and the one that tops them all is "Point Sublime." All my friends like it best, too. But whenever we talk of the program, we always end up saying, "I wish I knew what 'Ben' or 'Moony' or 'Evie' or 'Hattie' or Howie, or, yes, 'Mike' and 'Laura' look like.

Could you, and would you publish some pictures of each of the players and a story telling about them?

us the time this appears in the muya- :ine. Radio life already will have published a story about "Point Sublime," with pictures, in the January 16 issue. We hope you and your friends like it.

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THIS WEEK January 16, 1944

ARTICLES * * * * Do You Cry in the Movies 4

By Evelyn liiysby

When 500 Watts Was a Super Station

fly .Hure Carr

Keeping Up With Fast Company 25

We Televise a "Point Sublime" Script 26

.fig Hubert iirrld l.t ulhor of Show/ The More Commercials

the Better 28

What About Germany Now? 30

Ug LOOS P. Lochner

Scene on the Radio Scene 32

PHOTO FEATURES * * Album of Stars 8

COLUMNS * * * Life Lines 10

PUBLIC OPINION * * Ear Inspires the Pen 2

RADIO WEST * * * National, International 9

ORGANIZED LISTENING Time Changes 24

Precasts and Previews 24

Daily Logs 10 -23

Daily Highlights 10 -23

Publisher, Carl M. Bigsbg; Managing Director. Culbreth Sadler; Business .Manager, Vinson Vaughan; Editor, Evelyn Bigsby; Art Director, Allen Hicks; Log Editor. Pearl Ball; Editor - in- the -Service. John F. Whitehead.

(.°7 RADIO LIFE Is published weekly by Compton Printing Company. 1629 West Washington Blvd., Los Angeles M. Phone RI. 52f12. Postpaid Subscriptions. 1)2.00 per year of 52 Issues. Advertising rates may be had on application to the Busi- ness manager. Single copies are 3c. U solicited material is sent at' sender's risk. Radio Life assumes no responsibility for same. All remittances should be by Postal Money Order, Express Money Order or Check in favor of Radio Lits. Currency Is sent at sender's risk. Thus Issue is numbered Volume 8, No. 19. Entire contents of this issue copyrighted, 1943. Reprinting in whole or part without permission strictly prohibited. Edi- torial Offices, 1:4,8 North Vine sired, Hollywood 28. Telephone HErnpstead 2023. Business and Advertising Offices. 1029 West Washington Blvd., Los Angeles. Telephone Richmond 5202. Entend as Second Class Matter May 8, 1042, at the Postoffice of Los Angeles, Calltornla, under the Acr of March 3, 1879.

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,! GUINEA PIG ALLEY -WITH ITS SHOES OFF! First eleven rows of "Joe Public" studio are reserved for audience members willing to act as Art Eaker's guinea

pigs. Asked to remove shoes, majority of these persons took off the left one first, which is just what Joe Public does.

.i LOCAL QUIZ KIDS WITH BAKER. "Joe Public" sponsor, Creemet, also bank- rolled L. A. appearance of famous Quiz Kids and contest for local brain truster.

Here are five local mental mites who emerged in finals: left to right, Wi lard Horwich, 14; Stuart Peeler, 14; Mary Kilbourne, 13; Donald Van Eman, 13, and Grand Finalist, Donald Criley, 13, who made appearance with Harve, Richard, Ruthie, Gerard, and Joel.

Do You Cry

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ilovies? By

EVELYN BIGSBY

-.....'Ì EOPLE, ventured snowy - maned Art Baker, "are always talking about 'the

average man' and 'the average woman.' On the new program, 'Meet Joe Public,' which I am emceeing, we're trying to find out what the oft - quoted 'average American' is really like.

"How many cry in the movies when the picture is sad?

"How many pairs of shoes does she have?

"How many men got to use their own shoe ration stamp?

"How many days do the men wear the same shirt?

"How many read the funnies? These are just a few of the homey,

searching questions for which Baker is soliciting answers and stirring up a mess of fun in the process. With the help of 011ie O'Toole, clever im- personator- comic, and a cooperative audience, there is scarcely anything participants will not admit.

Finding the Average Prior to broadcast time, question-

naires on pertinent subjects are sub- mitted to the studio audience and tabulated. Later, on the program, reactions of quizzees are gauged nor- mal or non -average according to the manner in which they stack up with the studio audience average. Mr. or Mrs. Average is rewarded with a card entitling its bearer to six quarts of Creemet. Monetary awards await those sending in questions or answering news posers.

During the show, livest spot in Columbia Square's Studio C is Guinea Pig Alley -the first eleven seats across. Persons occupying this space consent to being game for any stunt that Emcee Baker pre- scribes. For example, all those sit- ting in Guinea Pig row the other

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WEIGHING IN SCRAP METAL collected from studio audience during lively salvage drive which punctuated program.

Here Bud Kern, electrician's mate third class, shows Baker the 14

ounces (including aspirin box) which he collected.

night were ordered to take off their shoes. Baker then asked the stock- ing- footed participants which shoe they had removed first: left or right? More took off the left first, making the majority of Guinea Piggers average.

As one may readily see, there is constant interest on the part of both studio audience and at -home listeners to gauge reactions and test themselves for normalcy. If a lady admits to possessing 12 pairs of shoes, she feels very smug when Baker announces results of the audience poll: Mrs. Average owns 7.55 pairs and Mr. A. owns 3.9 pairs. If, as happened one night, all five contestants admitted attending a movie at least once a week and one young lady totaled four or five. It was interesting to note the average at- tendance as given by the studio audience: 58 times a year for men and 511/2 times for women.

How You Rate If you are intrigued to see how

you stack up, here are answers to additional questions offered on "Meet Joe Public."

The average man wears his shirts a little over two days.

Sixty -two per cent of the men said they had one evening "out," to do what they pleased.

Ninety -nine per cent of the ladies said they cried in the movies when pictures were sad. Sixty -four per cent of the men confessed they did.

Fifty-seven per cent of the men

A BIG SMILE FROM EMCEE BAKER, here displaying the Creemet cards which reward the contestants. Baker,

able radio showman, is responsible for the quick good humor

and smooth handling of participants which characterize the show.

said they had not been privileged to use their own shoe coupon.

Eighty -nine per cent of the women read the funnies; 79 per cent of the men do.

Sixty -two per cent of the women said the man of the house was sole boss of the radio during the evening. In 37 per cent of the homes, Joe Public can tune in any program he wants just so it happens to be the one his wife wishes to hear.

Fifty -seven per cent of the men said they wanted steak once a week in preference to substitute or cheap meat dishes several times weekly.

To the ticklish question of finances, answers were:

Check Your Actions and Reactions With Art Baker On `Meet Joe Public' Show

Ten per cent of the homes had husband - handled finances.

In 26 per cent, the lady of the house was banker.

In the remainder, the budget was listed as a joint responsibility.

Joe Public admitted that he kissed his wife on the average o' five times a day, counting pecks and near misses.

Joe Junior The more Biker probes, the better

questions become, for one poser pro - vokes another and now listeners up and down the coast are hurrying to submit queries for "Meet Joe Public." Even the younger fry write in.

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.i- FEATURE OF EACH BROADCAST is a news quiz conducted in push button man-

ner. 011ie O'Toole, -smart impe.sonator, reads the quiz item like Kaltenborn,

March of Time, or similar radio programs but is snapped off just before crucial end of

sentence. Here, a fair contestant tries to complete the "newscast" by supplying missing

name.



KFI HAS MADE HISTORY during its 21 years of broadcasting. In 1924, this new and improved" control equip-

ment "bay" was heralded as a great advance. KFI now has three "bays." Man at panel is Co -chief Engineer, H. L. Blatter- ma n.

,! MANY "FIRSTS" ARE CREDITED to KFI. Station started coast football broadcasts, in 1926 aired Rose Bowl game,

the first west -east transcontinental hook -up. Here Graham McNamee arrives for the game. Note Packard, left, Ford tri -motored plane, right.

.i. KFI'S ORIGINAL REAL TRANSMITTER at Tenth and Hope Streets. Twelve years ago, when station went to 50,000 watts, new transmitter was erected at Buena

Park. But Tenth and Hope one is still used in emergency, did pinch -hit duty on a recent Saturday.

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emember this? "This is KFI, Los An-

geles, the Radio Central Super Station of Earle C. Anthony, Inc."

If you ever sat over a crystal set, with the headphones clamped over your cranium, you remember those call letters. They identified what was then a tremendous institution, a mammoth 500 watt radio station, and a broadcasting studio that cost all of $30,000.

That was KFI in December, 1922. In the 21 years since then, KFI has been busy living up to that imposing identification. There have been start- ling changes in radio, but through i HOME OF KFIKECA, at 141

North Vermont Avenue. Present studio quarters were purchased five years ago. Present employees number 140.

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JI Fleetwood Lawton Claude Sweeten Peter de Lima John Cohse

KFI -KECA PERSONALITIES them all the station that started out as Southern California's greatest has kept up its early pace. Now it is a 50,000 watt giant; the outlet for NBC's great lineup of programs; the Pacific Coast's only clear channel station.

That 500 watt station with the mouth- filling identification was not the first KFI.

The original KFI was a five -watt transmitter, assembled on a second-

hand kitchen table. Earle C. An- thony established that little five - watter April 16, 1922, primarily to link his automobile establishments in Los Angeles, Oakland and San Francisco. In October, 1922, power was increased to 100 watts, and KFI started on its way to become a real "radio central super -station."

Public Served When the big jump from 100 to

500 watts was made, and the new

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k $30,000 equipment was installed, Earle C. Anthony set the theme for KFI's 21 years of broadcasting, when he said "It is our conviction that the proper sort of radio broadcasting is a great public service. We have come to that conclusion as a result of the thousands of letters we have received during the months we have been operating KFI with its present equipment. With only 100 watts; KFI has been heard in more than half of the

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KFIKECA EXECUTIVES -- Seated is general manager, W. B. Ry an. Standing, left to right, are John I. "Bud" Edwards, program

director; Curtis Mason, co -chief engineer; Don McNamara, production manager; Clyde Scott, commercial manager; H. L. Blatter- mar, co -chief engineer; J. G. Paltridge, director of public service and promotion. Inset shows Earle C. Anthony, pioneer radio man, owner

of KFI -KECA. Latter station's call letters are his initials.



NBC's Marvin Mueller Capt. Amhurst in "Backstage Wife"

Tom Brando in "Road of Life" Voice of Ioubt . "Lonel Women"



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RADIO: West * National and International

Quiet About It Although the holidays are far in

the past, Radio Row still talks about the Christmas air shows and what this or that star did to make the season brighter for others. So far, no one has mentioned that the boy actor, Conrad Binyon, gave up as- signments on four big programs to entertain men at one of the camps. That was the reason you didn't hear him on "I Was There," "One Man's Family," "Great Gildersleeve," and "Fashions in Rations."

Harry Von Wilcox 'Flu bugs showed no discrimina-

tion when they lighted on Radio Row last week and barraged the Fibber McGee and Molly cast. Writer Don Quinn had to dig in at 1:30 a. m. Tuesday to re -write par t s of the script thrown out of balance by the illness of Harlow Wilcox and Ransom Sherman. Perry Botkin, well-known guitarist and arranger, took over the baton of Billy 'Mills, also confined to his bed.

It was a swell show, anyway, and the commercials, in which von Zell tried to pitch fpr Johnson's Wax but Fibber and Molly actually delivered the plugs, were some of the best ever. After wading through the advertise- ments with heavy assistance, von Zell ended up so confused he thought he was Harry Von Wilcox or Harlow Zell.

Doc Gamble (Arthur Q. Bryan) was most distressed over the three sick absentees. "That's bad, with me be ing a doctor," he remarked disgust- edly.

Marine Program Radio Life's Editor -in- Service, Staff

Sergeant Johnny Whitehead, U.S.M -C., is writing and narrating a special series titled "These Are the Marines." Program is heard Thursdays at 5:15 p. m. over KMTR.

Waltz Published News of special Interest to fans of

Paul Carson, "The Musing Organist," heard on the Blue Network, is that the beautiful waltz, "Patricia," which he composed, soon will be available at local music stores.

The waltz has been heard as theme

music for the NBC program, "One Man's Family" for the last two or three years.

Incidentally, Mr. Carson's program of organ music, "The Br i d g e to Dreamland," comes to Pacific Coast listeners between 11:15 and 12:00 o'clock each Sunday night. In a recent issue of Radio Life, the time was erroneously given.

His Operation New hook for Bob Burns to pin a

gag on is his recent operation. "The nurse at the hospital ", said the NBC star, "pulled all the shades in my room down and when I came out of the ether, I asked her why."

"'Well' ", she told me "'while you was bein' carved, a big fire broke out next door and I didn't want you to come to and think that your operation wasn't a success!' "

Rear End Tragedy Dinah Shore, who weekly receives

fat bundles of mail from men in overseas service and at camps in this country, picked one letter from her mail bag last week and labeled it as the funniest.

It came from a lad who wrote: "I sat on the one and only recording we have of your voice. My buddies have been picking up the pieces and trying to tape it together, but they aren't speaking to me because they know it won't work again. Will you please replace it for us ?"

Next Week Next week Radio Life readers

may sit in on a Skelton rehearsal via an article by our Culbreth Sud- ler, who writes both informatively and amusingly of this NBComic .. .

"What's the Name of That Song" - the show distinguished by its commercials-is explained in story and art .. . Wally Brown occupies the Album Page ... "Blind Date" gives the low -down on this boy- meets- girl program . . . We miniature that great announcer, Ken Carpen- ter . "Our Neighbors" comes in for pictures and story ... "Wanted: A Successor to Ben Bernie" is title of an article which we hope all sub- scribers will read and act upon.

Some of the most romantic stories about America are stories about her railroads. Since the famous Golden Spike was driven to connect the Paci- fic Coast with the east, railroads have been helping to build up the west, and in wartime they have become more 'important than ever.

So, With a railroad as its sponsor, and the story of America and the American railroads as its theme, "Your America" offered a sure-fire audience pleasing set -up when it bowed over NBC Saturday, January 8. (KFI at 2:00 p.m.)

Weekly broadcasts over KFI feature an orchestra and vocal ensemble of 58 artists under the baton of Josef Koestner, together with Nelson Olm- stead, NBC story teller, guests, soloists and workers from the railroad's operating personnel. Governors of states served by the Union Pacific also will be heard from time to time.

Give a listen to "Your America" over KFI Saturday at 2:00.

Ronald Colman as star; Arch Oboler as the writer: service men as guest s. With that lineup, "Everything for the Boys" can't help but be good. "Everything for the Boys" starts Tuesday, January 18, to be heard every Tuesday at 9:00 p.m. over KFI.

Oboler will adapt and Colman will star in dramatizations of hit plays, novels and movies. In addition, the half -hour show will feature two -way conversations with men overseas. The fellows will be able to tell radio stars at home what they want most overseas. and the sponsor is going to try to answer all requests. A tough order, but an interesting one. Be

sure to hear "Everything for the Boys" January 18 at 9:00 on KFI.

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The problem of juvenile delinquency will be attacked in a hard -hitting new program over NBC, a program that should be heard by every mother and father in the country. Entitled "Here's to Youth," the new show will be presented in cooperation with 10 youth organizations, and will present sound, important and highly dramatic discussions of today's youth problems.

When "Here's to Youth" is introduc- ed over KFI Saturday, January 15 at 10:00 a.m., Helen Hayes will be the featured guest.

No preachment this, but a dramatic program with an important and fascinating theme.

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The WORLD Tomorrow!

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ana Iytos today's newt with the pro - phelCies for The World Tomorrow.

9:30 A. M.

KMTREvery ónriday

SKFI-Rhapsody of the Rockies *KNX, KI'AS, KGER -Nowa.

KECA, RFSD- What's Your War Job?

KIIJ, K(.11--Wesley Radio League. * RMPC -News, Maurice John,:

Il -Uncle Ge and Aunt P Ge.

*KMTR -News, Voice of Pro- phecy.

KFAI'- ouuntry Church. K !MD -Henri' Program. KWKW -Father Molnar. Ilan- 'orlon Baptist. K(.FJ -Say It With Music. K FOX -Fish Canners' Assoc. KS OE-America Hark tu (ud.

8:05 -KNX -Houe Jackal l'hoir. RI :FM- Kingdom Within. KFIIX -Rev. Dean herd.

8:15 -K F 1 -hook of Rooks. Kl'AS- Immanuel Baptist

Church. 8:30 -KFI- Waltzes America 1,0,es.

EN X -Inu itation to Learning. H Iid K%IIE. KGB- Voice of

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Kt 'V'D. RG11- Church of Christ.

KFOX -Rev. R. E. Reid. KGER- Eangelist Bill

Ma open. 8:45 *KFI -News.

*RFA('. KIIKD -News. KI.FIR- Baptist Iteuisal. KFI)\ -Varlet its K FSD -('a11 to Vt nr.h in.

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K I'Ali -Mudge Gardner. KWKW- American Jewish lie KItKI) -Mlisle Masters. RFA('- Lilwral t'ai bolir (lour. K GFJ -Continental Concert HI'Pt -Heu. M) ron Nlrhnl.. KFl+ll- W sr Jounu,l.

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9:45 -KIIJ, KGB- Al Williams. KFHD -Stars from the Blue. K(.FR -Full Gospel. RV'IIE -Star Parade. 10 *KFI- Layman's Views of

News. KNX -Merry Go Round.

*KECA, KFSD -Moto Kennedy, News.

*KIIJ. KGB. KVIIF News, Glenn Hardy.

*KFWH, KGER. KFIIX -News. *KMPC -News. Music. *R hsTR -News, Fannie Rein -

KPAS- Slavic Program. KFSI -This Is Official.

I0 :05- KG ER- Fullerton Foursquare. 10:15-Kr -Sunday Serenade. KILL KGB. 11V11F.- Romance

,f the Highways. RE('A -Cant. Quiz. Myers -

Edwards. Jr. AM PC-Modern Music. KM'S-Swing Session. K FOX -People's ('burgh.

10:30 -Ki l- Chicago Roundtable. FE N4 A- Musical Toomt. KIIJ, KGB, K'OE -Bobby

Pluokey. RMIX' -lift the Record. Kl'AS- ('zrrh Polkas. RPM' -Church News. KGB -Muait for Sunday. REMIS -The Kidd,aallers.

10:45 -KIIJ- Morotng Melodies. *KNX- Edward R. Marrow. *KI'AY, KIND-News.

KPl'(' -Tower Chimes. KFOX- Cumberiand Church. -Kr -Those We Love. KN C- America -Ceiling Un-

limited. *KF :('A. HFWR, EMI(: -News.

KILL KGB. KGER- Pllgrlm Hour.

*KMPC -News, Off the Record. *KMTR -New.. Church of ('loriot.

KPA.S- Cherch of /!pen Door. KFAC -1x1 Methodist l 'torch. KWKW- Glendale U. It. /'h. KGFJ -Say It With Music. KFSI)- Rhythm Roundup. KI'IY'- ('torch Service. Dr.

Eugene ('arson Wake. KV11E--('oncert Miniature. K FOX -Presbyterian /'torch.

11:15- KECA- Behind the War News.

KFWB-Swing Session.

R FI IX- V oriel les. KS OFrW'ord of Life.

11 :30-KF'1-John ('harles Thomas. *KNX-1Vbrld News Today.

Lockheed presents

Joseph Cotten

in

America - Ceiling Unlimited with Connie Moore, Wilbur Hatch -s Orchestra R. Chorus

KNX 11 A.M.

TODAY AND EVERY SUNDAY

*

KW'RW -All Saints Episcopal RI-MX -1st Christian ('hurgh.

11:45 *KE('A -News. RFSII- S,eakine of Glamour RMTH- (uena. Nacras II :55 -RN X -Songs of America.

12- KF'I- Washington on Ra- tioning.

RNX -N. Y. Philhnrmonle. *KW. KFWIS, RV'OE, KGER -News.

KECA -Life of Riley. *KMPC -News, Off the Record. *KMTR -News. St. Brendan's.

R W R W- lops. K FUIT -Three Romeo.. KC.R -This Is Fort Dix.

12:115- KI.EK -(Ilga Graves. 12:15 *KVI-Upton Close.

RE('.A, KFSD -- Reserse. KIIJ -Top Tunes of the Week.

SUNDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In I.INhtface Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety 10 :30- Honkey Hall, KIIJ. lt mu- Lockheed Show. KNX. 3:30 - America In the Alr. KNX. 4:00 -Jack Benny, KFI. 5:00 -Jerry Lester Show. RNX. 5:00 - Bergen -McCarthy Show,

KFI. 6:00 -Radio Reader's Digest,

RN X. 6:15 -Chamber Music Siurlel

lower Bonin Street. KR1'A 6:30 -Fred Allen. Tesai'o, RN X. 7:110- Gertrude Iaswren,r's Rev-

lon Skew. REC A- NSW 7:30 -Bob Crosby -Its Tremayne.

BFI. 8:09 -The Great Gildersleeve,

K Fl. 8:30 -Jerk Benny. KHJ -R(.B. 9 ::14- Hohlywood Theater;

10:30 -Melodies for Uncle Sam, KECA -KFSlt.

War 8:00 -- What's Your War Job,

ICECA -KFSD. 9:31/ -Transatlantic Call. ICNX.

12 :30 -Army Hour, KFt.

Drama II :110 -Those We Love, K Fl. 2:45 -Woman from Nowhere,

RN X. 3:00-11ret NI hter, RHJ. 3:00- 401ser Theater. KNX. 3:1.5- Newsmakers. KFI. 4:30 -The Whistler, RN X. 5:30 -One Min's Family, KFI. 7:30 -The Weird Circle. KECA. IS :ou -- ('rime Doctor. KNX. 8:30-Eye Witness News, KMPC. 9:00 -'1 Was There', RN X. 9:00 -Deadline Drama, KFX'A-

AFriD. !1 ::ill- Hermll'm Cave, KM l'1:.

Quiz Programs 10:15 -Capt. Quiz, KFICA. 7:04 -Take It or (rase It RNX 8:30 -Quiz Rids. KE('A- I(F'$D.

Outstanding Music 9:00-Salt Lake Tabernacle.

KNX 9:30- Stradivari Orch., KFT.

I 1 (0-- John Charles Thomas. KFI 12:110 -New York lhlllltarmonle,

RN X. I :311 -1'a use That Refreshes.

KNX. 1:30 -Metropolitan Opera Audi-

tions, KECA. 2:00 -Nit(' Symphony. KF7. 2:INi- F'amlly Hour, RN X. 2::50 -Memory Music, T. Bacon.

KIIJ. 2:30 -Wheeling Steelmakers,

KFI. N:00 -/'les eland Syrr phony, KHJ. 6:011 -Manhattan Plerry -Go-

Round, KFI. 6 :3O- -Album of Familiar Music.

K FI. 7:00-Hour of ('harm. KFI. 8:341 -Standard Symphony. KFI. 9:00- Esrains Concert, RFA('.

10:INI- Newvlcal, RFVID. lu ::tu -Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFAC.

Public .4 fairs 2:00 -Where Do We Stand?

H Eli 'A. 4:15 -District Attorney Speaks,

KMTR. 5:30- Bradbury Presents Duran-

ty, KECA. 8:00- -Frust Warning. KF'1. 9:45 - Washington Inside Plut.

K M('A. to :00-Court of Public Opinion.

RE('A.

KFWB -Swing Session. *K VVK W-News.

RNA( -Tailored Melodies. KVOL -Word of bud, Rev.

l'rarson. KI'l'l: -Music of Masters.

12:30 -KFI -This Is the Army (lour. KK('A upy. KIIJ -Round 7'sonrr. KM 11-Jean Leonard. KW'KW-Hungarian ttitxpsu-

dies. HI'AS -Dr. ('orley.

*KKKD -News, Browning. HGER- Trinity Holiness

Church. KGB- Blackwood Quartet.

12:45 *KI'AS -News. KFOX- Jewish Church.

1 -KNX-N. Y. Philharmonic. KECA, KFSD -Fun Valley

With Al Pearce. *KMPC -News, Samuel B. Mc-

Kee. *KM 11, KMTR, KGER -News. K11.!. KGB. KFXM, HIVE-

Lot heran Hour. *KVITIt -News, Pianos.

KSS'KW-Italian Serenade. Kl'AS -Prayer Convoy. K FA('- Viet ory Players. KFOX- Melody Theater. Kb N.1- Cowboy Trails. KFVD -Samuel K. McKee.

1:05-K( F..R -Rev. Chas. Greene - myer.

1:15 -KFWB- Speare )productions. KMTR -Betty Phillips.

R-A-D-I-O Wants

NEW TRAINED TALENT Our Training includes actual

broadcasting over KFWB, Sun., 1:15 P. M.

Frederkk H. $peace "Crossroads of the World"

6671 Sonnet H011ywood 2325

RF'VD- M,u,ds In Music. :20 -KMPC -Looks at looks. :JU *KFI- Highlights of Week's

News. RNX- l'nume That Refreshes. KECA- Metropolitan Opera

Auditions. KIIJ, KG11 -Life of Lincoln. KM l'('- Mother's Album. KEATS -- California Flyers. KM'l'K -Young Peuples' Ch. HWKW -Hoye Hour. K PAS- ('hunch in Barn. KFAC -Familiar Favorites. KGFJ- Musical Derby. KFOX- Varletles. K FVD- Hawalian Music. KFXM- Sunday Serenade. KV'UE --Four Square. KrSD- Berger 'string Quartet.

:45 *KFI- News. KMPC -Golf. K F'VD- l'noru Group. KFVIX -Sister Aille Brewer.

Hear Our Pupils Sing KFVD

Sunday 1:45 p.m. Free Auditions

Phone or Write CIVORU STUDIO

1664 No. Bronson -GL. 1268

2 KFI, KFSD -NISC Symphony. KNX -Family Hour. RR('A, RFSD- Where Do We

Stand? KHJ, KGB -Unscheduled.

*KM I'(' -News, Music. wit FWIt. KFXM -News. *KMTR -News, Nazarene Voice

KVAS-Informed Dem,wracy. K FVD-Editor of the Air. KGFJ- Manhattan HI- Lites. K FOX -Rev. Hedrick. KVOF .-Bethel Tabernacle. KGER -Long Beach Band.

2 :15 *K FOX -News. K:11 I'(- Theosophy Speaks. RF'W'R -The Old Fashioned

Girl. KFXM- Romance of the High-

ways. 2:30- KF :1'A, RFMII- Wlueeling

Musical Steelmakers. KH.1 -Memory Music. Ted

Bacon. EMIT- Battle of Baritones. Kraft-Westerns. KMTIt -four Evangelist. KVAS- Burbank Foursquare. HWHW-Lower Lights.



JANUARY 16, 1944 RADIO LIFE SUNDAY LOGS KFOX -Rev. Billy Adams. KFXM-The Shadow. 11(.11-Cons air Entertains.

2:40- KNX -Irene Rich, Woman from Noss litre.

KFXM -K nee of highways KFVD -(blared Res ae.

3 KNX -Silver Theater. KFI- ('atholic Hour. KIIJ KGB. RFXM, RVOE-

First NIghter. KI« A -Radio Hall of Fame.

*KM PC, KMTR -News. Music. *KFW'B, KGEK -News.

KI'AS -El Monte Nassren! Church.

Kt:F'J- Sunshine Mission. K ING- Evangel ht lc. KFIIX -Rev. Earl hie.

3:05-KGEK- Marvin M Case. 3:15 -KM P('- Musical Milestones.

KFWB -Lest We Forget. KMTR- Sunday Visitor.

3:30 *lt Fl -Reports from the Battle- front.

KNX -America in the Air. *KHJ, KGB. 0E--1.: 'non

(lose. KMTR -Bible Treasury Hour. KPAS- Church of l'hriat. KFVD -Hank , Nigh(w ilrliman KW KW -Old Time Religion. KFXM- Hookey Hall. K( :ER -Res. K. H. harms. KF' tD -Korn Kohbiers.

3:45 -K Fl- Newsmakers. Renting. KIIJ, KGB. KV'OF--l.itlle

('oronet Show. FLEW It-Help Wanted. KIND-Soldiers of the Press.

4 KFI -Jack Benny. *RNX -Wm. L. Shirer. *KECA -News Views.

K1IJ, KGB. KFXM. KVMC, KVe Old Fashioned Res is al.

KPAS- Alhambra Tres. ('h. *KM PC, KMTR -News. Music.

KFWIF -Dase Ormont. K W' K W- Sunday at Four.

*KGEK -News. Kt-AM-Sunshine Pastor. KFVD- ('haplain Jim.

4:15 -KN X- 1'nsclieduled. KKCA- Church Federation

Vespers. KFWB -Ted LeBerthon. KMTK -Your District Afton

nayy Speaks. K WK W-It. 1. 11. Presents.

4:30 -KFI -Fitch Bands ((son.

WHISTLER

K NX -The Whistler. KE('A -Sam Hayes. Spectator.

*KFWH -News. KMTR -Word of Truth. K PAS- Cnscheduled. K F'. D -00 -90 Club. KI:F:K- l'ooloonlal Tabernacle.

4:45 *KF:('A - Behind the War News. KNX -Perry Como. KEYS B- Stuart Hamblen. KFVD- Carter Wright. KWKW- Christian Commis-

sion.

5 K El -Bergen-McCarthy. KNX -Jerry tester Show. K F :('A- National Vespers. RNJ, KGB- Mediation Board. KFVI)- hsening Serenade. KFIIX -Rev. Dllherk.

*KMI(' -News, Golf.

*KTR-New KÌ'AS- IpensBible

Bethel Chapel h our.

KWKW -Organ. K FAC- (bowling News. KGFJ- Sunset Corners. KFVD -Harlem holiday. RIND-Ed Tomlinson. KVOF -Fear Not. KFXM- Concert Hall.

*KGER -News. 8:00- K( : ER-Radio Chapel. 5:15- KFA('- Christian Science.

KM PC-Alexander Markey. uf Truth.

K IND-Neighbors. HFOX. -Rev. Hale.

5:30 -K F'1 -One Man' Family. *KNX -William Winter News. *KF'('A- Bradbury l' is

Duranty. KM'1 K- Soldier's Program. KFAC -Oran Recital. II PAS-Helen Markham. KW'RW- Gospel News. K FOX -Cal sari Echoes. KVOK --Of ('hic Interest. KGEK -Rev. Webber.

5:43 *KEl'A. KIND-Drew Pearson. *KNX -ltnb Andersen. News. *KIIJ, KGB, KFXM. KWIK-

I:abriel Heatter. *KM P(-.John ('arser.

5:5.5*KNX -Erie Sevareid, News.

e -KFI- Manhattan Merry-Go- V Kuund.

RN X-4 onrad Nagel Show. *K FA' A, RFSD- Walter

W inrhel 1.

KHJ, KGIt- Cleveland Sym- phony.

KMI'V -F. O. B. Detroit.

OLD FASHIONED

REVIVAL Charles E.

Fuller. Director.

P. O. Ino. 123. Los Angeles,

Calif.

4:00 P. M.- Mutual Net%ork KILN. 030 Kilo cy, tes. Ki'MI', 1500 Kilocycles. Kt( It. 1360 Kilocycles. Kt OE, 6190 Kilocycles. KFXM, 1240 Kilocycles.

9:00 l'..M.-Rebroadcast K l'AS. 1110 Kiloryries. KI'RO, 1440 Kilocycles.

10:00 P. M.- Rebroadcast. KMI'C, no Kilocycles. KF'11X. 12811 Kilta-yeles.

*KFWIt, RIIIX -News. *KMTR -News. Music.

KPAS- Lutheran Gospel Hour. Kl.FJ-Gonad 'Pinne.

*KI:ER - News : Music. Kt'OE- Gospel Light. KFXM -Voice of Prophecy.

6:15 -KK ('A-Chamber Music Soc.. Lower Koala Street.

KFW1( -hoar Ormont. KFOX -fangs Kimm. KGEK -Rev. Burpo.

*KF` I) -News. 0:30 -K1'1 -Album of Familiar Music

KNX- Tevacu Star Theater, Fred Allen.

KF'N It- Gospel and Song. KMTK- Sasiour of All. it I. Iteyond Tomorrow. KGEK -Rev. Burp°. KFOX -Hat's Memory Room KFXM -Frank Sinatra.

6:45-REl'A. KIND-Jimmy Fidler. KFAC -Vocal Gems.

*K RD-News. Browning. KFAC- ('hapel Quartet. KI'l'( -Story Hour.

-K 111-Hour of ('harm. KNX -Take It or Lease It. RE* A. KIND-Gertrude Law-

rence's Revlon Theater. *KHJ. KGB, KVOK- Cedric

Foster. *KM PC-News. First Church

Vespers. RFWIt -llr. S. P. Maclennan.

*K SIT K -News. Music. K PAS- Ethel Holder. KF'AI' -Open Forum.

*KGER -News. K t. F.1- Program del tiro. K FOX- Evcursinns In Science. KPPC- Treasury Star Parade 1(14,14-Slater Sylvia.

7:15 -KHJ. ROB -Goodwill (lour. *K PAS-News.

KI'IY' -S.i, red Sons Recital. K t.'OX -Organ fineries*. Kt 0E-* of l ' brist.

7:30 -K Fl- Bob Crosby -Les Tre- mayne.

FINN-Adventures of the Thin Man.

KE('A -Weird Circle. KMI'C -Voice of Prophecy.

*KFW1t -News. KMTK- Church of Christ.

FIRST CHURCH VESPERS

James W. Bell Minister

Chancel Choir KMPC -7:05 P.M.

KPAS- i'hnrch of Open Door KFOX -Choir Loft. KPI'('- Organ Recital.

7:45- KFW'li- Musical Gems. KMTR- Viennese Ensemble.

PC-Concert

8 R1.1 -Frost Warning, The Great Gildersleeve.

RNX- 4'rinie Doctor. K E('A, KIND- Reserve. KIIJ, KGB, KV'OE -Vaudeville

Hotel. *KMTK -News. Music.

K FW'It- Hollywood Presby- terian Church.

*KMTR -News. KFM ' -Ist Methodist Church.

KI'l'('- Sunday Es cuing (lour. *KGEK -News.

KFIIX- Christian Science. KGFJ -B. a K. ('ow lags.

FLOYD IL JOHNSON

and King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR -8:05 -9:00 P. M.

Also 10:30 -10:45 A. M. Monday through Friday

8:05- KI :F:R -Olga (:raves. KM'rlt -Floyd B. .Johnson.

8:15 *KEi'A -Feature Section, Pat Bishop.

KM PC-William Parker. KIND-Great Nantes In Radio

8:2 r *KNX -News. s::01 --K Fi- Standard Symphony.

Sunday -8:30 P. M.

United Air Lines Presents

IN TIME TO COME

with Carlton Ka Dell, Master of

Ceremonies Carl Hoff and his new Music Sportsmen's Quartet-

KNX-1010 On Your

Dial

KS -In Time to Come. KF.(A. KIND -(fuis Kids. KHJ, KG GII -Jack Benny.

*It MI'l'- Eyewitness News. KIT(' -Word of Life. KGFJ- The Four Aces. KFOX- Musteal ('oniedy.

B :45 -K M PC -Short st ime. KIl'C- Rehici°us News.

9 RE( 'A, KIND- Deadline Drama.

*RNX -"1 Was There". *KIIJ, KGB KVIIE. KFXM -

News, litron Manly. *KM I'(' -News, Organ Melodies

RFWIF- 1'Mon Rescue Misstun *KMTK -News Sunshine Mis-

sion Church. *KtiF.1, KI.F:K -News.

KI'AS, KI'Itll -Illd Fashioned Res hat.

KFA('- Sunday Evening Con - cert.

KFOX-County Barn Dance. 9:15 *KHJ, KGB, KVOK -Res Miller

K(ll J -Dream Castles. KFXM -('h torch of ('hrist.

9:30-K1'1-Hollywood Theater. KHJ-Wings Oser the West

Coast.

KNX- Sunday Night Sainte. *KECA -News, Ted Meyers.

KMIN =- Hermit's Case. KFWIt- Lutheran Church. K FOX -Rev. Caul ('resist on. KGR- Something Old, Some-

thing New.

KVOF Amazing Grace. KGEK -Rev. 1.e Master.

9:45- KKI'A- Washiuglun inside Out.

*KFXM-Cedric Foster. *KM- Richfield News Flashes. *KNX -News Analysis. Wallace

Sterling. KHJ, KGB KFXM, KVOIE- Old Fashioned Revival.

RECA, KIND -Court of Pub- lic Opinion.

*KMh'C -News, Old Fashioned Revival.

*KMTR -News, Bob Brooks. KPAS -Voire of Cavalry. KGFJ -Hank, Nightwatrhman

till 0 a. m. *REVD- Newsical, 3 Hrs.

10

DANCE Tonite 10 to 12 P. M. t,y Ni/. t.r.f/ Su.l.y

KFW81 1 A...rks Roost 11..6 ¡'

10:15- KFI -Chapel Quartet. KNX - Frankie Masters. KFW'It- (:,aid News Hour. KMTK- Puntreill Orch.

"Good News Hour"

C. J. Kennedy, Director

KFWB -980 kc. 10:15 P. M.

Sun.

*KFAC -News. 10:30 -KF1- Inside the News (Thrifty

Ilcug en KNX -We Deliver the Goods.

10:30 P. M. -KFI "Inside the News"

with JOHN COHEE and PETER de LIMA

Presented by

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

KE('A, KFSD- Melodles for Uncle Sam.'

KVAS-Bright Corner l9lurch. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance

Time. *K FV D- Newsiest.

10:15 -K F1 -Labor for Victory. R FWD- Voice of the Army. KMTK -Spade Cooley's Orch.

11 *RF'1- Eleventh Hour News. *K N X- News.

KHJ, KGB,KFNM, KV' OE- Res . Percy B. Crawford.

*KM PC-Ness. Mnstrros' hour. *KMTR -Neese, Rubio Moore's

Orch. RFA(' -Lucky Lager Dance

Time. *KFV'11 -Nea' irai, 'till 1 a.m.

11 :15-K El- Pacific Story. RECA. KIND- Reserve.

11 :20-KN X- Palladium. 11:30 -RHJ- Alsino Key's Orch.

KNX -Phil Marris. *KFVD- Newroical. till I a. m.

KFWB -Nasy Was es. 11 :45- KF1- Musical Encores.

KNX -Dale Jones. 11:50 *KNX. KFWI B. KM PC-News,

WHAT NEXT? DEPT. A listener to the popular

"Bright Horizon" serial was a bit confused by the name, and in writing in to corn- pliment the show called it "Bridal Rising."



MONDAY, JAN. 17 *Indicates News ItroaOCasts,

At hours where no listing is shown for a local station, recorded music has been scheduled.

KFT-Johnny Murray. KNX-( Collins Calling.

*KI ('A.-Itetween the Lines. Kill, KGB, KFXM, K\'OE -- I)r. Louis Talbot. *KM PC-News, Kurt Flatau.

KFWB -Curtis Springer. *KMTR -News, Music.

K FA( Friendly flour. *RICAN, KGFJ. ROER. IkFYPX

-News. KKKD- Morning Melodies. KF\'D -Stuart Hamblen. KFSD- Breakfast ('hub.

:15 *BFI -T. It. Itlakiston, Com- ment. R`S- Valiant Lady. *KIT A -News.

KM I'(- Market Report. KMTR -Dr. A. U. Michelson. KGER- Mizpah. KGFJ- Swing Styles. KFOX -Take It Easy.

8130 *KFI, KFAC, KKKD -News. KECA- McNeill's Breakfast

Club. KNX -Kitty Foyle.

*HHJ -11111 Haworth. News. K5114 -Unity tinily Word. KFW'R -Help Wanted. RIAS -Halen of Rest.

*KWK W- News. *KKKD -News Headlines.

KFOX -Dr. Lovell. KGB KVOE -Joey Joe and

Ralph. KFXM -$unehine Service.

8:45- KFl-David Harum. KNX -Aunt Jenny's Real Life

Stories. KM-Victor Lindlahr. *KFWB- News. KMTIt -Bible Treasury. KFAC- lowboy Trails. KGER -Rev, Bennington. KFi1X- Ring's Men. Kt-VD-Vocal Favorites.

8:55-KGlt -How Do Von Say It? 8:58 -- KMTR -Time Signal.

9 KF7 -Gal la pt heurt. KNX -Kate Smith.

*KIIJ. KFXM, K(:it, RIME- News. Make (Carter.

KECA -Uorut hen Ramsay, Women Who Make News.

KFW'R. KIND-Dr. Reynolds. *AMP(', KMTR, KWKW-

News, Music. KI'A.S -folly and l'ut. H1111(1)- Sit grhrusll Serenade. KFl)X- Firebrands fur Jesuit

*KGFJ KGER -Neon. 9:05 -RGER -Rev. Lnrrlmnre,

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

R. L. McMASTER, D.C., PII.G., Ph.D., F.R.S.A. (London)

for the McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM

Every morning -Man. III nu Frl. KFAC at 9:15 KGF1 st 10:15

9d5 -KF'I -Woman of America. KNX -Big Sister.

H114-Time Out. *SETA. KIND-News.

HMI'C -Easy Rhythm. RMTK -Dr. James Mc Gininy. KFAC -Vshe of Health. KGER -Dr. J. A. Let. ell. KGFJ -Medical. KFSI) -Good ('hoer. RF NM -Old Family Almanac. KGB -Music Movers.

KV'IIF¡- -Orange Co. Fed. Women's Clubs.

9 :30 --K FI- Reserve. KSX-Romance of Helen

Trent. HHJ, KGB, KVOF. -I tirar

Music. KE(A, KFSD- Breakfast al

Sardis. *KFWB. KWi(W - New s.

KMTII -N'. K. Record. KFAC-Midmorning SSrenade. KGFJ -Swing Serenade. K(:EK -Radio 11,41.111. KFY11 -Dr. Richardson. KFXM- V'uurs Very Truly.

9:45 -KFI -Betty and Bob.

KNX -(Aar Gal Sunday. KM P(' -Two for the Show. KSITK- Curtis H. Springer.

*KURD-News. KGEH -Full Gospel, KFVD -Hero Comes Parade.

1 O FI

X --Mbie h

Caann

d fe M aIdtenaesusf.

i ful. KECA, KFSD -Tony Morse.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KYDR- News, Glenn Hardy. *KMI'C News, Housewives Ex- change.

*KMTR -News. Rev. H. O. Egertson.

KF'W'll- Kitchen Kollege, Chef Milani.

KFAC-On the line. *KGFJ, KFOX -New it. KFVI)- Morning Serenade.

KWKW -Woman's World. KKKD -Turf Bulletin. *K(imit -News; Full Gospel.

10:15- KNX -Ma Perkins. KECA. KFSU- Sweet Riser. KM-Happy Homes. Norma

bung. R.MTR- 4 hicago Tabernacle. *K PAS-News. RI :F'.1 -Voire of Health. KRKD -Talk. KGER- Kingdom Within. KGB-Itabe Rhodes tlrrh. KFXM -All Around the Town. KFOX -Emma Taylor.

10:30 *KFI -Ku rritt Wheeler. *KNX -Bernadine Flynn, News. KECA-.ley Burnell.

*KHJ, KFWB, RFA/'. KWKW. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- News.

KM PC-Mid-Morning Melodies KMTR -Floyd H. Johnson. KIAS -Meet Priscilla den.

*KMTR -Floyd B. Johnson. KGFJ -Salon Swing, KFYD -rniun Rescue Mission. KRKII -Volve of Government

10:35- KHJ -Leaders of United Nations.

KGB, KVOE- Luncheon with Lopez.

10:40- KHJ -Haw Do Vou Say It? 10:15 *KFI -Art Baker. News.

RNX -The Goldberg,.. RI-WA-Treasury Salute. KMPC -David Ramsey. KFWB -- Science of Mind. RMTK -Dr. Philip Loschi. KFAC -Organ KRKD- Midnight Mission. KIND-Baby Institute.

11 KFI- Guiding I.ight. RNX -Toone Dr. Malone. 11114-This Changing World. RETA- ltaukhage Talking.

. *KMI'(' -News, William Parker KFWI$ -Al Jars is.

KIM KF! KECA KHJ KFVO KPAt KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER KWKW TKFSOTKMPCTIEVTKFWIFTKNX RE-1) KC KFOXTKG9T WOE

s1OT64OT19OT93oTI02oT I I O T 1240 TI33UTI39U 600 710 870 990 I0101110 1230 12811 I36U 1430 1490

*KMTR -News. Dr. Louis Tal- bot.

KFAC -Lea Adams. KWKW -Paul Allison. KKKD- Studio Quiz.

*KGB. KVOE-- Cedric Foster. *KGFJ, KI'AS, KIND, KGER

-News. REND -Ann Gibson.

11:15 -RF 1- Today's (Children. KECA, KIND-Mystery Chef. KNX -Joyce Jordan, M.D. KM PC-Home Front. Sam

Adams. KGB, RVOE -l'an Americana. RFOX -Spotlight Bands.

11:30-KF1 -Light of the World. KNX -We Love and Learn. KHJ KGB-Ruse R,mni. KFXM, KV'OE- V'ours For a

Song. AM PC-Say It With Music. KMTR- Curtis Springer. *K PAM- Pasuolena Independent. *KFA('- News. KGFJ -City Dwellers.

*KWKW. KKK!). KFIIX- News.

KIND-Jack linker. Songs. Kt :ER -Res. Grreneneyer.

11:45 -1141'l -Hymns of All Churches. KNX, KFXM -Linda's First

Love. *KECA, KFSD -News. Ted

Meyers. KHJ -Melody Rendezvous, KM PC-This Day of War,

Prayer. KPAs -- Host's Painted i'ust. KFVD- V'inlet Schram. KGB--4th War Loan. KGFJ -Meldy Moments.

ll :55 *K W'R W- News.

KF7 -Farm Reporter. KNX -Neighbors, Irene Beas-

ley. *KHJ -Broadway News,

KECA. KFSD -Morton Dow- ney.

*KM PC-News, Baritones, Weather.

*KMTR -News, Bob Wills and Playboys.

KFAC-Luncheon (Concert. K PAS- Farmyard rapers,

*KGFJ. KGB, KVIE -News. KKKD -Prairie Schooner. KFXM -Voice of the Army.

*KGF:K- News: Music. 12:15 -KN N -The Open Door.

KF'l -Ma Perkins. *KECA. RIND-News.

KHJ, KGB, KVOE Two Key Boards.

MONDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Llghtface Type: Afternoon old

Evening Front nine In Boldface.

Variety B.itt- Johnny Murray. KFI. 9:1aí- -Kate Smith. KNX. 9:30 -- itreakfast at 3ardl's,

KR( 7A -KFS). 111:35-- Luucheun' with Lopez.

KOH -KFXM KV1 W. 3:10 -Smile Awhile. KGFJ. 0:30 -Stun light Bands. KF:1'A-

KF11). A:15 -Loom and Abner, KEI'A-

KFSI. 8:341 -(.ay Nineties Revue. KNX. 9:30 -'. os l'ail. KNX.

10:00 -Hollywood Spotlight, KECA.

ar IO:IX-Woman's World. KWKW 10 :3.- Lenders of United Nations,

KHJ. 2:45- Anierlerfn Women. RN%. 4:45 -H. V. Knitenh orn Reports,

KFI. 5:15 -Salute to the Services,

KMTR. 8:00- Iteooters' New. Dispatch.

KIW H.

Drama 3:30 -Vic and Sade. KFI 4:43 -(apt. Jack, KI':1 A. (1Ma- Loos Tuentee. KNX. 6:00 -Counterspy, RECA. 7:00 -Screen Guild Theater.

NX. 7 :31)-111ondle. KM X. 7::M1 -Lome Ranger. RHJ 8 :161 -1 11.0:e n Mystery, KNX.

8:1x1 -Sherlock Holmes, RII.1. 8:30 -Ca valeade of America,

R Fl. 8:30 -Point Sublime. KIIJ. k:311- Famous American Chal-

lenges, KECA -KFSU. 9:00 -Suspense, RNX. 9:30 -- Hawthorne House. KFI,

Outstanding Music 5:311 - Vnire of Firestone. KFI 7:10 -(Contented Program. KFI. 8:1x) - Es 'ping r'onert. KFAC. 8:115 -Fred Waring. KFI. 9:60- Telephone Hour, KFI.

10:00 -Lucky} Lager Dante Time. KFAC.

16:00- Neasical. RFV11. 10:00- F :asiside Dance To.nite,

KFWB. II :Oa-Classic Hour, (EtA.

QUIZ Programs 6:15- Relieve It Or Not, KH,1-

DLBS. 6:30 -1r. I. (1.. BFI. 7:30-Information Please, (F1.

Public Affairs 7:15 -Let's Speak Spanish,

KM I'1:. 8:00 -Frost Warn ing, KFI. 8 :15 -lion. Jerry \ uarhees.

(PAS. Sports- Comment

lo1st- Turf !bulletins, KRI<D. 1:45 --Golf, KM 1('. 5:a1-Rare Kr.nlra. KR(D. ii:Ott- Spurt. Roundup. K NTR.

*KFYIX, KFXM -News. KFAC- luncheon Concert. KGFJ -Aunt Margaret.

112 :30- K Fl -Iepper Vanne Family. *KNX -William Winter.

KECA- 10 -2 -4 Ranch. KHJ- Homemakers Club. *KFWI( -News. KI'AS- ('artis II. Springer. KWKW- Maurice Johnson. KGFJ- Muslrn! Gems. KGB -Molly Morse. KFXM -Farm Front. KWON Yankee House Party.

12:45 -KFl -Wight to Happiness. K N X- Bachelor's (Children. KECA- Sleepy Valley. KFWB-Al Jart is.

*K VAC-News. KFIIX- Treasury Star Parade. Kl -VI)- Violet Srlinim. KGB, KFXM -Yankee House

Party. KGER -Lest We Forget.

-KF'I -Hack *lase Wife. KNX- Iroadway Matinee.

*KECA, KFSU -News Sum- mary, Sam Hayes. *KMIC -News. Man of the Desert. *KFWIt- Today's War Moods.

*KMTR -News, Music. KFA( -Dr. Helen (Collier. KI'AS -G. Allison Phelps. KWKW-.Jack Wolf Band.

*KGFJ1 (FV'U, KGF,K- News. K \VIF,- Walter Compton.

1:15 -KFI- Stella Dallas. KHJ -St roll in' TOT. *KE('A -Blue Newsroom Re-

s hew. KGB, KVOE- Salvation Ann) RMI(' -Tick Tock Tomes. KFWIO -AI Jars is.

RFA(' -J. Newton Tate., Organ.

KGFJ -Volunteers of America. 1 :23*K N X-News. 1:30 -KEI- Lorenzo Jones.

KNX -School of the Air. *(FAA, KFSD -Time Views. the News.

KHJ -This Is Music. KM PC-Family Bible. RFA(' -Gems of Melody. *K PAS, KWKW -News.

*KKKD -News. Music. K(:FJ -Donn Mansfield Cald-

well. RF'OX- Christian Science.

1:35 *KWKW-Henry Ring. 1:45 -KFI -Young Widder Brown.

*KECA, KFSD -Peter de Lima. KM PC -Golf. KGFJ -Tic Toc Tunes. RItKI- Singing Walters. KFVI) -Music City. REEK -George Strung,.

2 RFI -When a Girl Marries. KNX -Mary Marlin. BETA, KIND-What's !)oing

Ladles. *KHJ. KGB, KV(IF .-Ray Daily,

News. *KM l'('- News, Anstt -el- Mr

This. *KMTR -News, Music. (PAS- Saddle Song Matinee.

KWK.A-Concert Matinee. REVD- Victory l'a rade. K FXM -Dick Haymes.

*KGFJ, RGER -News. 2:15 -KFI -Portia Fares Life.

RNX -Pot Luck ('arty. *KHJ, KG/I. KV'OI: Don Lee

Newsreel Theater. KMIK' -South of the Border. KMTR -Win Morro. *KIND-News. RGER -War Production

Training. 2:30 -KFI -Just Plain Bill.

RE('A -Roth Wentworth. KMPC -Lady at the Mike. K IWIS-Hsi Styles. (l'AS -Work for Victory. KWKW -rat Baptist Church. *KRKI)- News. ( FOX- Western Songs.

*KFXM -Newsreel. KF'Slt -My True Story.

2 :40 *(N X -News. 2:4:, -KFI -Front Page Farrell.

KM X.-American Women. *(E('A- Edward Jorgenson, News.

KM PC- Lest We Forget. *KFAC, KFVD -News.

KKKD -South Sea Serenade. F11-Star Playhouse. 2-11F11-Star

es Protective League.



s

JANUARY 16, 1944 RADIO LIFE *KE('A -Six Star Final.

KH.1, K%OI -Radio Tour. *KM P(' -New., wax Museum.

K l'WH- Varieties. *KMTR-News, Music. *K4:F.1, KLER -News. *K PAS-Listeners' Digest. *KWKW- Pasadena Star -Newts.

K FA('- Symphony. K IUKI)- yluliner Melodies. K Merrill, Snia. KGB-Prayer, Phillip Keyne-

(:urdon. KEN'S-Popular Favorites.

3:10- K(:F'J- Snsile Awhile. 3:15-K CI-Road of Life.

KILT -Background for Lhing. KFWlt- "News Ten ". KMTR-Josephine Heintz

t:erilz. K PAS-Juke Roc Matinee. KIND- yhssl By Bring. K ED X -!lawn ii Calls K% 0E-Of ('It le Interest.

3:30 -K I'1 -', se and Made. KNX -Lyfin Murray's Music. KI-('A, KFSD- Ladies, Be

Seated. KM-Round Towner. KN'l'It -Pianos.

*KRKI)-News, Music. KWKW -Hayes !lour. KFXM- Treasury Song Parade KGIt, KV0E- Johnson Enmity. KGER- All Stales.

3:43 -K El-Bra ce In heart. *KN X -1'. Huntley, The World

Today. KHJ, K1' 0E-Bill Hay Reads

the Bible. KMTR -Santaella Ensemble. Ky'XM- Library Corner.

4- Rn -Or. Kate. KNX -Milton ('harles. KE('A -My True Story.

*K1L1, REXM, KGB, R1'olr News, Fallon Lewis, Jr.

*KM l'(' -News, Cocktails for You.

KFNIi -Nip and Tuck. *KMTK -News. Music.

KI:F'J -II Hour. K F'l'1)- Plano Music. KFNI)- Gardner Field Airing.

*K1.11X, KFS1). KI :F:R -News.

s's

TOP NAMES

Radio News Reel 4:15 P. M. DAILY

KjNTR - 510 Kc. ; 1

. p._..__. , ,

4:13 *KEl-News of the world. K N X -Andersen, News KH.1, KGB-1111,0 Money, KMPC-Sweet and Sentimental KEWIt- Adeline Hansen. KM'ri -Radio Nev. seer!. K 1LK1l -Suis ielund quiz. KFXM -Johnsen Family. KGER -Dr. Walken,, *KV %11 -News.

4:30 -KF'1 -Art Baker's Notebook. KNX -Open Moose. *K I:1'A- Neves. KM-Johnson Family. KMW' -Swing Shift,

*KEN II -News. Music. KGB. KV OK- Army Air Force K%%KW-Italian Radio Melo

dies. *KIND- News. KFXM -11r. Philip M. Lovell. KGER -God's Bible Hour.

4:45 *K1,1-11. V. Kaltenburn. KM A -I alstain Jack. KM-Round Towner. KFW It- Stuart Hamblen. KMTR- {vet's Go to the flogs. KFAI'- Rhumba Time. *KIt K1) -News. KCOX- F:ddle Dean. KIND -Sea hound.

5 *KFI -OK for Release. KNX -Galen Drake. KF :C A, KFSI) -Terry and the

Piralrr. *K11.1- News. *KM l'(' -News, Golf. *KMTR -News, Music.

KNKN-American /eh Hr KI'AS -I nele Charlie.

*Kt.F.1, KFXM, K(:F:R -News KItK11 -S.ngs of the Saddle. KFIIX-Sunshine Pastor. KGB -Johnson Family.

5:13 *KEl -l'at Bishop, News. KNX -Truss Rangers, KE('A- Twilight Tales.

KI1J, KFXM, KGB, KNOB - Superman.

RMI'(' -Alnhn Land. KMTR- Salute to the Services

*KEA(', KF1'1)- News. 5:30 -K El- fMee of Firestone.

*KNX -Harry Flannery. KFA'A, KESD -Jack Arm -

str mg. KIIJ, KI:IS, 1 VltE, KFXM -

world's Erdht Page. KM -Man With a hand. K)ITK -Irwin Allen. KFA(' -Whoa (till flub. KRK) -Rare Results. KG F.1-Winged horizons. KF'OX -On the Band Wagon. K F''V1) -911 -90 ('lo).

5:43 *KNX -News. Truman Bradley. KF:1'A, KIND-Capt. N{dnigbt

*K11.1, KGB, K EXM, K111E- Norman Nesbitt.

KNIT' -Ilelp Wanted. KMTK -Old Age Pension. KGF'J- Frank Sinatra Sings. KGER -Ilr. James Jeffers.

5:55 *KN X -11111 Henry.

6 *KFI -News. KNX -Las Theater, K E('.1, KFSI- (uunterspy.

*KILL KGB. KFNM, 61,111E- Newa, Gabriel !trailer.

*KM PC-News, Candlelight and Si!) er. *K Fw B. KF'II X. K(:Elt -New.. *KMTR- News, weather, Music Kl'AS- Norman 'l'homes,

RFA(' -Music for Everyone. KGFJ -Home on the Range.

6:15- KFI- Fchoes and Ensures. KILL KGB, KFXM. K1'l1E-

B purse It Or Not. KM'ÏR -11am und F:Kgs. KFWIB -Dave Orman.. EC PAS-Church of Christ. KICK'S- Song -O.

6 :25-K E(' A- Reserve, 6:30-K11-Dr. I. Q.

K F:('A, KFSI)- Spotlight Bands.

KII.1, MA/F.-Paul Winshell and Jerry Mahoney.

KM PC-Through the Penes. KFW11- "America Dances." KMTR- ('hristalsel l'uukburst. KGF!- Ilinner Concert. KFIIX- Ihsl's Memory Ihsum. KGER- Prophecy Speaks.

*KGB -Eddie Omit t. 6:45-- KI'.AS- Townsend flan.

KRKII -Sweet and Lately. KFXM -Listen to This.

6:35 *KE('A -News. 7 -It FI- l'arn,,tIon Contented

Hour. KNX-Screen Guild theater. *Kitt, KGIt, KFXM, K1'lll'--

Raymond flapper. *K FA A MI/X. K II F-Itny muni{

MI/X. Gram Swing.

*KMI'(', KMTR -News, Music. *KKK), KI'AS, R61:It- News. KEA(' -Floyd A. Allen. KG F.I- Spanish (lour.

7:05 -K( ER- Townsend Nat'l Re- 1.15 flan.

It PAS-Gilbert Wales. 7:15 *KH.I, KGIR- Fulton Dueler.

*KEY A -News. KM PC-Let's Speak Spanish. KMTR -W. B. Record. K I' AS-Our Daily Bread. KFXM -Icing Crosby. KIND-Listen to Lester and

Johnny. 7:30-K El-Information Please.

KNN- Blondir. R Et'A. RES1) -Free .den Are

Fighting KILL KFXM, Kl:lt, 145 11E-

Lone Ranger. KM PC-John I)sse Presents. * K F'N' I( -News. KMTK -IDr. A. t'.Mielselsun. KI'AS- ('.asntry Gentleman. KFA(' -', pica Choral Group. KRKII -110 You Know? KFIX -Sers ice Men's flub.

7:35- KFS1)- What'll It Ice. Boys'.' 7 :45-K VW IS, KEll X- Roleert Arden.

K F:('t- Romance of Industry. KM I'(' -Gov ernmenl News. KI'AS -The Bell Family. K F A(' -News.

8 -K11-frost Warning, Fred Waring 'Victoy Tune Time.

KNX -1 Lesse a Mystery. KF:('A, REND -Tummy Dorsey

Orch. K11.1 BINS Sluerlock Holmes.

*KM Three Little N cards.

K EMS- Reuters' News 111s- patches.

*KMTR -News. Kt AC- Evening Concert.

REUTER'S NEWS DISPATCHES

Exclusve -KFWS t P. M. Mon. eitre Fri. Also AP. UP, and INS

*KI',1S- Listeners' Digest. *K5l)E -Jack Regan, News.

8:05 -Kt:ER -Rev. smith. KMTR -Floyd B. Johnson.

F LOY D H. JOHNSON

and King's Ambassador Quartet KMTR -8:05 -9:00 P. M.

Also 10:30 -10:43 A. M. Monday through Friday

8:15 *KI'I- 11.1.et w'sasd Lawton. KNX -Eddie Sullivan Enter-

tains K , KIND-Lem 8 Abner. KM P('- William Parker, Kl'AS -Hun. Jerry Vdorbees.

8:30 -K EL-Cavalcade of America. KNX -Gay Nineties Resue. KE('A, KIND-Famous

American Challenges. KHJ. KFXM, Kt :B. K1'IIK-

l'uint Sublime. KM PC-Melodic Interlude.

*KF'W It -News. KI'AS, K El) X -l'. E. Gardner.

8:45- KFN'IS -Help Wanted, KMI'('- Design for Dancing. a:33 -K N N- Joseph Varech.

9 -Rig-Telephone hour, KNX- Suspense. KF:('A, KIND-Blind Date.

*Kll,1. KFXM, K1:1í. 141111- News. Glenn (lardy.

*KM P('- Nrah. Mllail lost. KIWIS -Victory Service.

Men's flub. *KMTR -News, Music.

KI'AS -t)r. Louis Tathot, K I-I)X- l'hurch of l 'bries.

9:L3*KH.1, KGB, KFXNI, K111F Sizieg Cp News. Sam Halter.

KMTR- Back In the Bible. 9:30 -KF 1 -How Marne house.

KNX -Vas l'op, *KE1'A- Lswell Thomas. *KFN'IS -News. *1411.1. KGB, REAM. R1 (1E-

Gene-al Barrows. KI'AS- Erclesia ('hoir. KGFJ- Brother r my. KFIIX -:Major lealsson.

9:45- KE('A, KFSI- Feature Sec- tion.

*1411.1, KFXM, KGlt. K1'(IM F'11lton Lewis. Jr.

KMTR-Editor's Notebook. KPAS- ('harles W. Hump.

10 KF*I -Richfield News. *KNX -Ten Is'('Isak Wire. *K F :1' A- Erskine Johnson. Bol'

',wood Spotlight, Thrifty Drug

K11.1, KGB, KFXM. K5111:- Dr. Polyzuides.

*KMI'(' -News. Moments of Music

10:00 P.M. -KECA "Hollywood Spotlight"

With ERSKINE JOHNSON 10:30 P.M. -KFI

"Inside the News" with JOHN COHEE and PETER de LIMA

presented by THRIFTY DRUG STORES

KIWIS- F:astside Dance Tonite *KMTR- News, lush Brooks. KFAI'- l.urky Lager Dance Time.

Kt'AS-- Gideonsc KGF.11- 11ank, Nigbtwatchman.

till 6 ii.m. *1(F1 I)- Nrwslcal, 3 IIrs.

10 :15-K F'l- 5hsnclsester Roddy. *K N \-Commentary, John Barton,

KIIJ, KGB. KVOE -Dirk Thomas' Orrh.

MONDAY LOGS K SI l'(' -Ita inbow Renders oils.

DANCE Tonne 10 fo 12 P. M. f..ry MIN INN. Sunday

KFWB 6 Am.rk. s N..,t rends

10 :30*K El-Inside the News (Thrl ty Drug).

KNX -M. Piastro. KFt'A. KF'SII -A Boy. A (:in

And A Band. Rll.l, K1'()E- Ilere's Mesico. KM l'('- Ihsnee and Romane. Ili l'AN -Bit it {more Gospel

Tabernacle, *KF'S' I)- Sea Ocala

10:45- KFI -',aire of A Natiga. *K1'1, KNX -News. *K11.1 -News. Yankee house

Party. K FA A- Classic Hour. *KMI'(', KMTR- News, Music, KFN'11- F :astside Dance Tu-

ais, *KFI 1)- Newsical.

11 :13-K El -.Joe Iteichman's Ilrch. K FAC -Lasky Lager (lance.

Time. 11 :30- KNX -l/a le .tones.

KFI -l'ails Page. K11J -Piero Kid. KM PC-Treasury Star Parade

*KEPI)- Nrnsisal. 'till I a.m. I1 :45- KFI -NI ameal Encore.

KM PC-Musical Americana. AI :3S *KNX, KMTR, KEW'S-News.

KM It'- Weather.

RESOLVED During 1944: Jay Jostyn

plans to write a book based on his "Mr. District Attor- ney" scripts. . . Beatrice Kay wants to get away from "Gay Nineties" char- acterizations and delve into more versatile comedy. . .

Sammy Kaye wants to put his "So You Want to Lead a Band" feature back on the air. . . Paul Lavalle would like to discover And develop another singer like Dinah Shore. ' . . Kate Smith is going to devote all her ener- gies to helping the war effort.

* * COLORFUL CONRIED

Hans "Rainbow" Conried, featured actor on "Sus- pense," appeared at CBS rehearsal the other day wear- ing red socks, Indian slip- pers, red . and-white-checked shirt, blue and green scarf, multicolored plaid tie, grey trousers and a brown jacket!

Producer Bill Spier rubbed his eyes and exclaimed, "What --no purple ?"

* * BOUQUET FOR BILLY

The buttons on Billy Mills' v es t s are under a strain these days. The city of Flint, Michigan, Billy's home t o w n, recently presented the Fibber and Molly conductor with a piacque inscribed: "To a native son who has contributed much to the music -consciousness of our city."



TUESDAY, JAN. 18 At hou s h o w recorde schedul

rs where no listing Is n for a local station, d music has been ed.

*Ind rates News Broadcasts

HAVEN OF REST 8:00 A. 1.4 - KHJ

TUES., THURS., SAT.

ALSO AT THIS TIME OVER MUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM

0-KF1-Johnny Murray. 101 KNX-Collins Calling.

RECA -Bet ween the Lines. KII.1, KFXM, KGB. IV 11F. --

Naven of Kent. *KMPC -News. Kurt Flatau.

K FWB- Curtis II. Springer. *KMTR -News. Mutalu.

K:AC-Country Church. *KVAS. KGFJ, KF(IX. KGIiR-

News. K RRD -Morning Melodies. RFVD -Stuart Hamblen. REND-Breakfast Club.

8:15 *KF1-T. K. Ilnki +ton, Com- ment.

RAN-Valiant lady. *KE(' A -News. KMN'- Market Report.

KMTR -Dr. A. G. Michelson. KIiFJ -Swing Styles. RFY)X -Take It Easy. KGER- Mizpah.

8:311*KFI KFAC, KRK1)- Netts. FE(tA -Mc ,eill's Breakfast Club.

RNX -Kitty Foyle. *KHJ -11111 Haworth, News.

KMN- Unity Daily Word. KFWB -Help Want rd. RPAIi -Ku pi 1st Brothers.

*KWKW -News. KFIIX -Dr. Los ell.

*KRRD -News Headlines. KFXM- Sunshine Sen tue. 1(Gß KV'OE -Jolly Joe and

Ralph. 8:15- RF1 -Dasid Harum.

KNX -stunt Jenny's Staries. Kll.l -V' tutor I.tn(1htlu r.

*RFW It -News. KMTR-Bible Treasury. RFA(' -Cowboy Trails. RGER -Rev. Bennington. KFIIN- Ring's Men. KFYU, KGFJ-Vocal l asor-

Ites.

8:55 -KGK, KVOE- Strictly Per- sonal.

s:51 -Kl KFI- Gallant Heart. KN'X -Kate Smith.

*KHJ. KFXM. KGB, R111F Haase Carter News.

RE('A -Art linker. K I tali. KiFD -Dr. Heynolds.

*RAMC, KMTR, KWKW - News, Music.

EL 'AS-Polly and l'at. *KGFJ-News.

K 11X- Firebrands for Jesus. 9:15 -K11-Woman of America.

KNX -Big Sister. KEY

KIIJ -Women of Today. KMPC -Easy Rhythm. KMTR -Dr. James McGloin/ K GFJ -Med trnl. KFAC -Noire of health. KWKW -Woody Herman. RI:E:N -Res . J. A. Ieotell. KFID -Good Cheer. KGIL- eihlpmatea. K FXM -gild Family Almanac.

9:30 -KFI- Reserve. KNX -Romance of Helen Trent K :CA, KFSD- Itreakfa.t al

Mardi s. KHJ, KGB, KVOE -i Hear

Music. *RF WK. KWKW -Newp.

KMTR -W B. Record. RIAS -/'ramm 'ty Program. R:EH -Radio Res 'sal. KFVD -Ilr. Richardson. KGFJ- Swing Serentude. KFXM -'burs 5 ery Truly.

9:45- KF1- I1etty and Hob. KNX -flue Gal Sunda). HMS' -Two for the Show. RFW'I[ -V miro les. RMTR -l'art is H. Springer,

*K s, ('letton.

ATK -Time Signal.

KFVD -Here Comes the Parade.

KG lilt -Ftd1 Gospel.

and Madness. ITN X -1Jfe l'on Be Rea utiful.

*1(11.1, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- News. Glenn thinly.

KE('A, KFSD -Tony Morse. *KMP('- News, Housewives'

Exchange. *KMTR -News, Paster H. O.

Exert eon. KFWII- Kitchen Kollege, Chet

Milani. KWKW- Woman's World. K PAS-Thoughts un Poetry.

*KGFJ, K VII X -Nrws. KRKI) -Turf Bulletin.

10:15 --- KNX -Ma Perkins. KI'UA, REND -Sweet Biter. Kll.l- linppy Humes. Norma

Voung. KMTR Chicago Tabernacle.

*K l'AS- -News. KGFJ -Voire of health. KI.F :R- Kingdom Within. Kit KD -Dr. Richardson. K FY1X -Rev. Emma Taylor. KGB -Babe Rhodes Orch. KFXM -All Around the Town.

10:30 -KFI- Hurritt Wheeler. *KNX- Rernardine Flynn. News 1tR(A -Jay Barnett.

*KILL KGB. REAM, KVIIR- News.

KM l'('- Mid -Morning Melodies. *KFW'II, RFA(', KIVKW -News

KMTH -Floyd B. Johnson. RIAS -Meet Priscilla Alden. KGFJ -Solon Swing. KRRD -l'. -Tala KFV'l)- l'niun Rescue Mission.

10:35 -KHJ -Rotund Towner. Klill. KFX51. KV0E-- Luach-

eon with Lopez. 10:10- K11.1- Strictly Personal. 10:15 *KF1 -Art Baker, News.

KNX -The Goldbergs. RF('A- Treasury Salute. KMI'(' -Dus id Ramsey. KFWII- Science of Mind. KMTR -Talks and Tunes. K F AI- --Orga n. KFIIX -AI Clausen. K ItID- Midnight Mission. KFrU- Hessen on Earl h.

-K1E1- Guiding Light. KN'X -Voting Dr. Malone. KR1'A- Itankhage Talking. KM-This Changing W arid.

*KM PC-News, William Parker *KM I It -News, Or. Louis Tal-

bot. KFWlt -Al Jarvis. K It Kl)- St utlin Quiz. *K PAS. KF1'17- Ness s. KWKW -''nul Allison.

i i

KMTR CFI K CA KRJ KFV KPf KfSG K KF M KFAC K6ER WKW

5% KfSD KMPC KIEV KFW,BpKNX--¡KÎÌcD K K OX--K B- KVOE

sTaaT>oTs óT1ó oT 1 II o íz0 í3o í3áo

600 710 870 990 10)0 IIIY 12 0 I F4T I KFAC -Les Adams.

*K14J, KGFR -News. KGB, KVOE- Cedric Foster.

11:15-KFI-Today's Children. KNX -Joy re Jordan, M.D. Kt:CA, Mt-SD-Mystery Chef. K11.1- Strictly Personal. KMI'('- ('cooker College. KGB, K VOE-Foot light Rhap-

sody. K GFJ -Pot Pourri.

11:30 -KFI -Light of the World. FINN -We lose and Learn. KMPC-Say It With Music. KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.

*KI'%M- Pasadena Independent. *RFA(', KWKW, KFIIX- News.

KGFJ -('Pty Dwellers. *FERRO -News, Douglas.

KGB. KFXM, KV'(IF .-lours For a Sting.

KGF:K -Keg, Chas. Greene - myei.

KFSD- l.awson's Knights. 11:43-KFI-Hymns of All Churches.

KNX, KFXM- Linda's First Love.

*KF('A, KFSD -News, Ted Meyers.

KHJ, KVOE-Melody Rendez- vous.

KMN' -Tits Day of War, l'rayer.

K VAS- 6ibsnn's Painted l'ost. Kt-VD-Violet Schram.

I1 :55 *KWKW-News.

12 KFI -Farm Reporter. KNX- Neighbrs, Irene Beas-

ley. *Kll.l- Broadway News. KE:('A, KFSII- Morlun Dow-

ney. * HMI'(' -News, Battle of the Baritones.

*KMTR-News, Bob Wills and Playboys.

KVAS- Farmyard Capers. KFA('- Luncheon Concert.

*KGF.(, KI.F :R -News. *KFSD, KGB. KVOF -News.

KFOX -March Time. R ItKI)- Pairle Schooner. RF% 11- Luncheon Music.

12:15- KF1 -Ma Perkins. KNX -'rhe Open Done.

*KEA' A, KFXM -News. KII.1, KA OE- Palmer house

Orrh. KFAC- Luncheon Concert. KG F.1- Hoosier Ilbserser. KGER -O. S. (lull Sers Ire.

*KFSD -t'. P. News. 12:30 -1W- Pepper soung's Family. * KNX- 1V'illinm Winter.

TUESDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In .tghtfa co Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety 8:1a1- Johnny Murray. KFI. 9:ía1 --Kate Smith. KNX 9:311 -Bu eak fast at Sardis,

RECA IV FS D. Posa(( -Chef Milani, KF'W R. In:35- Luncheon with Lopez.

K(71í KFXM.I<VOE 4 :311 -Art Baker's Notebook. KFI .i :all -Dote with .ludy. KF1.

:00- Horns und Allen. KNX. n :30- Fibber Metier and Molly.

KFI. 9:30 -Spotlight Hands, KFCA-

K END. 7:00-Roh Hope, KF1. 8:15 -Lum and Abner. RICCA-

K FSI). 8:30- Johnny Presents I.Inny

Simms, KIT. 8:30 -San Quentin un the Air,

RHJ. 8:30 -Duffy's, KE('.A. 9:00- Salute to loath. REP. 9:00 -Judy Comm' Show, RN X.

War 11 :45-War at Home, KMPC. y:l5- American 11 omen KNX. 3:15 -Out of the Shadows. KF.I A, s:91- 1)1putrh from Relaters,'

KIW'It.

Drama 6:t10- Mystery Tbrnter, KEI. :a11 -Iced Skelton. KF1. 7:311-The ahaduw, KIIJ. l:1111-1 letse a Mystery. RN X.

8:3(k-ltlg Town, KNX. 9:30 -World Were Fighting For.

REI. 10:00 -Our Neighbors, KVAS.

Quiz Programs 0:15- ßeliese It Or Not, RHJ -

IIS. 8:W/ -llIL'ai 1 /ay Qulz, KHJ -

KFXM.

Outstanding utic 4::10 -- American Melody Hour.

K N X. 7:30- Inglewood lark Concert.

RN X. 8:9)- 1,.sening Concert, KFAC. 8:115-Fred Waring. KF1. it :15 -harry James. KNX. 9:I5- M1141tal Portraits, KF1'A-

I(FM). 10:00 - lucky hazer Dance Time.

KFAC. 10:00- Newsirul, KFV11. 10.01H -Faust side Dance Turrite.

KFWII. Public Affairs

4:00 -Retort to the Nation, KNX ^:45--1'it nus Front, RI1.1 -It laity. 8:91 - Frost Warning, KFI.

10:30-Congress Speaks, KNX. 10:4.5 - 'Education for Freed Ian,

RHJ.

Spor IS-Ca nlintof to 00-Tm f Bulletins. Ktt I< D. 5::111- -Knee Results, KIKI/. 6:011- Spurts Roundup, KMTIt.

KHJ- Homemakers' Club. RFA 'A-Stars for 1lctory.

*KF WB- News. KVAS -- Curtis II. Springer. RWKW- Maurlre Johnson. KFOX -S mphonlc Swing. HGB -Molly Morse. KFXM -Farm Front HVOF- Yankee house l'turty.

t2:15 -KF1 -Hight to Happiness RNX -Bachelor's Children. RECA- Sleepy Valley. KFW Il-Al Jarvis.

*KFA(' -News. KGB -Blackwood Quarter. KFXM, HVOE- yankee House

Party. KFOX- Varieties.

-TM-Backstage Wife. F1KNX- Rrnadway Matinee.

*KF('A, KF)(D -News Sum- mary, Sam Hayes.

*KMI'(' -News, Man of the Desert.

*KFWB- Tedsy's War Moods. *KMTR -News, Music. *KGFJ, RGKR Kt-VD-News.

KWKW -Jack Wolf Band. KVOI ,- Waiter ('umplon. KFAC. -Dr. Walter Raymond.

I:15-Rn-Stella Dallas. RHJ- Strnllin' Torn.

*KF('A -Blue Newsroom Re- s lew.

KMI'(' -Tick Track 'runes. KGFJ -Salvation Army. HFW'1f -A1 Jarals. KFAC-J. N. Vales. Organ. KGFJ -Quiet Moments.

1 :25 *RNX -News. I :30- KFI -Lorenzo Jones.

KNX- School of the Air. KHJ -This Is Music. KGB. KVOE. KFXM -Full

Speed Ahead. RECA, KFSD -Time Views

the News. KM PC-Family Bible.

*KI'AS, KWKW, KKRI) -News.

News on the Hour Every Hour

19 Times Daily!

KFAC --(.ems of Melody. K FOX --Concert Master. KGFJ -It Can Happen.

1:33- KWKW- llenry King. 1:45- KFI -Young Widder Brown.

*KE('A, KIND-Peter de Lima. KNIT-Hilts and ill's. KRKD- Singing Waiters. KFVD -Vocal sarleties. KI:L(H- George Strange. KGFJ -Tic Toc Tunes.

KFI -When a Girl Marries. KNX -Mary Marlin.

*RHJ, KGB, KVOF -Ray Dady, News.

KF('A, KFSD- W1uat's Doing, ladies.

*KMPC -News. Answer Me This.

*RMTK -News, Music. *KGFJ -News.

KVAS- Saddle Soin`[ Matinee. KWKW- Concert Monte. KFVD -Organ Melody. KFOX -Organ Treusu res. KItRD-- Concert Melodies. KFVD -Victory Parade. KGF:It -Long Reach Rand.

2:15- KFI -l'ort ie Faces Life. KNX -l'ut Lurk l'an,.

*RH.1, KFXM. KGB. KV'lIF Don I.ee Newsreel Theater.

KMI'('-- Veterans of Foreign Wars.

KMTR -Win Morro. *K FSI) -News. 2:20 -KHJ -Newsreel. 2:30 -KFl-Just l'laln Kill.

KF('A -Ruth Wents orth. KMPC-Lady at the Mike. KFW17 --Hal Styles. KVAS -Work for Victory. KWKW-tat Baptist Church.

*K KH» -News. KGFJ -South America. K FOX- tongs of the West. K IND -My True Story.

2 :40 *KNX -News.



JANUARY 16, 1944 RADIO 2:45 -KFF -Front Page Farrell. KNX- American Women.

*KECA- Edward Jorgenson, News.

KMPC -'Pell Service. *KFAC, KFVD -News.

KFSD -AI and Lee Reiser. KFI -Star Playhouse. KNX- IlousenIves' Protective

League. *KF :('A -Six Star Final.

KIL1, MAW-Radio Tour. *KMP(' -News, Wax Museum. RFWII-- V'oal Varieties.

*KMTR -News. Music. K W'K W- l'ssadena Star -News. *K PAS-Listeners' Digest. K FAC- Symphony. K ItKD- Mntlnee Melodies. KGB-Prayer, Phillip Keyne-

Gordon. KG11. KVOF Prayer. Philip

Keyne- Gordon. KFXM- Prayer, Devotions. KIND-Steve Merrill. Songs.

3:10 -KGFJ -Smile Awhile. 3:15 -KFI-Road of Life.

KHJ -Round Towner. RECA, FIEND-Out of the

Shadows. KMTR- Eugenia Clair. KI'AS -.)uke Roe Matinee. KF()X -Ha wail Calls. KVOR -Of ('I, le Interest.

3:30 -BFI -Vic and Sade. KNX -Owens and Gayle. K11.1- itound Towner. KECA- Ladies, Re Seated. KMTII- Pianos.

*KKKD -News Headlines. KWKW- lloyes Hour. KF(IX -Help Wanted. KGB, KVOE -- Johnson Family KFXM- Treasury Song Parade

*KRKD -News. 3:45 -KFl -Brave In Heart.

KNX - World Today, Chet Huntley.

KII.I. KV'l1E -Bill Hay Reads the Bible.

KMTK- Santaella Ensemble. KFXM -Library ('orner.

KIND-C. S. Army Bond. -K -Dr. Kate.

RNX -Deane Dickason. KECA -My True Story.,

*K11.1, KFXM mat, KV -OF:- Fulton Lewis. Jr.

*KMI'(' -News, Cocktails for Vois.

*KMTR -News. Music. KFW'R -Itert Flake. *KI:EIt, KFOX- News. KRRD -Toast to the Town. KGF.. -The Home (lour. KIND-Piano. KIND- George Hicks Report-

ing. 4:15 *KFI -World News.

*RNX -Andersen, News. KHJ. KGB -Busy Money. HMI'(' -Sweet and Sentimental KFAVII- Gospel and Song.

*KMTK -Radio Newsreel. *K IN.) -News. K ItKD- Mnsielnnd Quiz. KFXM -Johnson Family. K(.ER -Dr. Wa!kem.

4:30 -KFI -Art Baker's Notebook. KNX - American Melody (lour

*KECA, KM P('. KFAC-News. KHJ -Johnson Family. KM PC-Swing Shift. KWKW- Italian Radio Melo-

dies. KIND- Popular Favorites. KGB-Sert lee House Party, KFXM -Dr. Philip Lot ell. KGER -God's Bible (lour. KVOF- Freedum of the Land

Forever. 4:45 -RHJ -Earl Carroll's.

KF :('A- Behind the War News. KF'W'IL- Stuart Hamblen. KMTR -Let's Go tu the Doge. KFAC -On the Line.

*KKK11- News. Browning. KFIIX -Eddie Dean. KGER- Colonial Tabernacle.

5 *K F1 -OK for Release. KN'X -Galen Drake.

*K11.1- Broadway News. KECA KIND-Terry and the

Pirates *KMI'(' -News, Swing Shift. *KMTR -News, Music.

K W KWLAmerican Jewish Hr. KI'AM.L('nele Charlie. KI(Kio -Songs of the Saddle. Kt-ON-Sunshine Pastor.

*KG KGElt -News. KGB-Johnson Family.

5:05 -KGER -Olga /:raves. 5:15 *KFl -News. l'at Bishop.

KNX -Texas Rangers. *KECA. KFAC -News.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVI)R- Superman.

KMPC -Aloha l.nnd. KMTR -Salute to the Sers ices KGFJ -Name the Tune.

*KIND-News. 5:30 -KF'l -A Date with Judy.

*KNX -Harrrryy W. Flannery. KECA, KIND-Jack Arm-

strong. KILL KGB, FXM, KV'OU-

World's iront Page. *K PAS--Curtis H. Springer. KMPC-Man With a Band. KMTK -Irwin Allen. KFAC -W'hna Bill Club. KGF'..- Twilight Time. KRRD -Kane Results. KIND-30-90 Club.

5:45 *K N N-Truman Bradley, News. KECA, KFSD -('a ot. Midnight *MU. MM. KFXM, KVOE-

Norman Nesbitt. KSI'( -Drip Wanted. KMTR -Old Age Pension. KItKD- Hollywood Tunesmiths KGF.( -Frank Sinatra Sings. KGER -Dr. James Jeffers.

5 :55*K N X-Bill Henry.

6- K F7- Mystery Theater.

KNX -(turns and Allen. *KHJ. KGB, REAM, KVOE-

Gabriel Wetter. *KECA, KFSD -News. *KM PC-News. Weather, Mottle *KFW'B, KFOX, KGER, KFXM

-News. *KMTK -News, Sports Roundups

KFAC-Music for Kteryone. K l'AS- Future Pianists. KItKD- F.arly Dancette.

RGF.1 -terme on the Range. KGER -Rev. Burp°.

0:15 -KH.I. KGB. RFXM. KVOE Believe It Or Not.

KECA, KIND-Tuday In Ills- [(try.

KFWB -Dave Ormont. KMTK -Ham and Eggs. KPAS- Church of Christ. KGER -Rev. Burp°.

8:30- KF'I-Fibber McGee and Molly. RNX- Report to the Nation. KEt A. K F'SD-Spot lig h tinnily( KM-American Forum of the

Air. K M PC- Through the Tears. KMTR -Ilr. ('lem Dot fes. KFWIt- "America Danses." KV0E- Gospel Light. KGF.(- Dinner Concert. K FOIX -Hat's Memory Room. KG ER- Prophecy Speaks.

*KGR -Eddie (Ircutt. 0:45- KI'AS- 'rownaeno Plan.

KFXM -Listen to This. 0:55* KECA -News.

KF'MID -Abbey for Mayor. KF'l -Itch Hope. K N X -Roma nee. *K El 'A, KFMI)- Raymond

Gram Swing. *RMI'(' -News, Song Stylist*. *KM TK -News, Music.

KFAC-M. Howard Fagan. RGFJ -S ,anish hour.

*KRRD. WAS. KGER, KFi)X -News.

7:05 -KGER- Townsend Nat'l Re- covery Plan.

7 :15*K IIJ-Fulton busier. *KW A, KIND, KGB- News.

KMl'(' -Lt'a Speak Spanish. KMTR -W. B. Reeor *K PAS-Our Daily Bread. K VOE- Smoot h Performance.

7:30 -K11-Red Skelton & ('n. KNX -Inglewood )'ark ('on-

Jy% J' 7 Male Quartette

Blythe Taylor Burns, Soprano KNX -Tuesdays, 7:30 P. M.

Inglewood Park Cemetery Ass' n.

KECA, KIND-Red Ryder. K Shutluw. K M I'('-John Doe Presents.

*KFWIS-News. KMTK-10. A. V. Mihelsoon. KI'AS-Cnuntry Gentleman. K t A('-Dr. E. J. lioalsta'td. KKKI)-I)o V'ou Know? K FOX -Sets Ice Men's Club. KGit, KV'OF-San Quentin on

the Air. 7:45-K11.1. KGB, KV'11E. KF'XM-

itrus Front. KM PC-Got ernment News.

*KFVS K. KF'lIX-Kola'rl Arden. K PAS- Die Hell Family.

*K FAC-News. KING-Et angelistic Service.

LIFE 8 -KFI -Frost Warning, Fred

Waring Victory Tune Time. KNX -1 love a Mystery. KECA, KIND-Tommy Dorsey

Orch. K11.1, KFXM -l'ay Day Quiz.

*KSPC-News, Three Little Words.

*KMTK - News, Grace Dotson. *KGER -News. KMIS- Dispatch from Reut-

ers. RFA(' -Evening Concert. 1(611-Gus Arnheim. KVI)l -- Christian Youth. KC,FJ -B. & R. Cowboys.

8:05- KGER- Deborah Call. 8:13 *KFI-Fleet wood Lawton.

KNX -Harry James (Irrh. KECA KFSD -l.nm & Abner. *KM PC- William Parker. KI W'R- Interview. KI'AS -J. Frank Burke. KF'OX- Adtentures in Re-

search. :30-K Fl--Johnny Presents Ginny

Simms. KNX -Big Town. KECA, KF'SD- Duffy's. KIIJ--Man Quentin on the Air. KMPC-Melodic Interlude. KMTR- ('entra) Church of

Christ. *REMIS -News.

KFXM -Air Depot. KI:FJ -The Four Aces. K FOX KI'AS -Judge Gardner KGER -High School Gang. KVOE-Orange Co. to. C, D.

8J5 --KFWB -Help Wanted. KS PC-Design for Dancing.

KFI- Etrrything for the Ploys. QF KSX -Judy ('a nova Show.

KECA- Soldiers of the Press *K11.1. KGB, RFXM. KVOOL-

News, Glenn (lardy. *KMI'(' -News. Music lies.

Kl W'li- Musical Gems.

MUSICAL PORTRAITS Featuring

Hoffman & Menendez Presented by

AUSTIN STUDIOS '

Tuesday, 9:15 to 9:30 P.M. Blue Network

*KMTK -News, Music. Kl'AS -Dr. Lisais T. Talbot. *KI: F'Jr KGER -News. KFYhX- Chueel' of Christ.

9:05- K(:F :K -111ßs Graves. 9:IS- K11.1. KGB, KFXM, KVllir

Res Miller. KECA -Musical Portraits. KMTR -Bark to the Bible. KG F.1 -Dance Rhythm. KFXM- Famous Fathers.

"THE WORLD WE ARE FIGHTING FOR

9:30 P.M. TUESDAYS

9:25 *KNX-Joseph Harsch. 9:30 -KEI -The World We're Fight-

ing For. *K El A- Lowell Thomas. KNX -Edwin C. Hill. K11.1. KGB. KFXM, KV'lIF

Faces and )'laces. *KFWII. KING-News.

KGF'J -Bar X Ranch. K PAS -Spotlight Stories.

TUESDAY LOGS 9 :115-KECA, KFSD -Feature Sec-

tion, KNX -Deese Dickason.

*KHJ. KGB, RFXM, KVOE- Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KPAS- Charley Hemp.

*KF1- Richfleid News. *KNX -Ten o'Clock Wlra.

KHJ, KFXM- Harrhaa Weed. i

10:00 P.M.--KECA "Hollywood Spotlight

With ERSKINE JOFtNSoN 10:30 P.M. -KFI



KECA- Ersklne Johnson, (Thrifty Drug).

*KMPC News, Moments of Melody.

KFWR- Eastside Dance To- nite.

*KMTR -News, Bob Brooks. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KPAS -Voice of Calvary. RVOE-Henry Ring (tech. RGFJ -Hank Night Watch-

man, till 0 a.m. KFY)X- l.eil.(nl Hut.

*KFV'D-- Newsical, 3 Hei. 10:15- KFI-- :hegoe Vow. Music.

*KNX -John Burton. News. RILI, KGB, KVOE-Henry

Jerome's Orch. KM PC- Rainhow Rendezvous. KMTIt-Pete l'untrel II Orch.

DANCE Tonne 10 to 12 P. M. terry Nit. t.uy. Sseeey

RRPWBII Asrrrkl, roes. Mod. I

10:30 -KFt-Inside News (Thrifty Drsg).

KNX -Congress Speaks. R E('A- Freddy Martin Dreh.

*KHJ -News, Al Trace Orch. *KFVD-- Newelcal.

10:45 -KFI -Voter of a Nation. KNX -Organ. Phan. KHJ -Education for Freedom.

10:55 -KNX -foul Featherstone. ii *KFI -Eleventh Hour News. *KNX -News. Koh Andersen. *KHJ -News, Yankee House

)'arty. KE( A- Classic Hour.

*KM PC- New e. Dance and Romance.

KFW It- Eastside Dance To- alte.

KFAC -Lucky Lager Dn ace Time.

RFAS -Bisho Crouch. *KFVD- NewsicaI.

11:15 -KFI -doe Reiebmen's Biltmore Orch.

11 :20-KNX-Harry James. 11:30- KHJ - Foreign Assignment. KFI- George Olson's Orch.

KNX -Mann Strand Orch. KM PC-Musical Amerienna.

*IL EVD- NeaIdeal 1111 I a.m. 11 :43-R1.1-Musical Encores.

KNX -Horace Heidt. 11 :53*KN X. KIWIS -News.

MELODY BY MILLS Felix Mills is writing a

tone poem entitled "Largo for Margo" dedicated to the laundress who still has his shirts from last month. "Its tempo," wryly comments the noted Burns and Allen bandleader, "is very slow - moving."



WEDNESDAY, JAN. 19 *Indicates News hroadeact.

KN\ -.%tint .Irony', Stories.

At hours where no listing is shown for a local station, recorded music has been scheduled.

KFI- Johnny Murray. RNN- Collins Calling.

*KECA- Between the Lines. K11.1, KGB, KFXM, KV()E

1)r. Louis Talbot. *KMI'(' -News Kurt IUD'''.

KFW(t-- Breakfast Club. *KMTR -News, Music. *KI'AS, KGFJ. KGER, KFOX-

News. KFAC -Country Church. KFVD- Stuart Hamblen.

8:05-KGER -Soul Patrol. * K FOX -News. 8:15 *KFl -T. B. Blakiston, Com-

ment. KNX -Valiant Lady. * K E(' A -News. KMPC- Market Report,

Weather. KMTR -Dr. Michelson. KGFJ- Swing Styles. K(. F:R- Mispah, KFOX -Dr. Los-eli.

8:30 *KFI, KFSD -News. KECA- McNeill's Breakfast

Club. KNX -Kitty Foyle.

*KIIJ -Bill Haworth, News. KMPC- l'nity Daily Word.

*KFAC -News. KPAS -Haven of Rest.

*KWKW-News. *KRKD -News Headlines.

KFIIX -Dr. Lovell. KFXM -Sunshine Service. K(.B KVOE -Jolly Joe and

Ralph. 8:45 -K Fl -David Flamm.

KIIJ- Vletor Lindlahr. KMTR -Bible Treasury. KFAC- Cowboy Trails. KFVD -Vocal Favorites. KGER -Rev. Bennington. KFOX- King's Men.

8:55 -KGB. KFXM, KV0E -How Do You Say It,

8:58 -KMTR -Time Signal.

PPolly and Pat

ATTERSON "Household Hints"

KPAS -9:00 a. m. Monday Thru Fr:day

KFI -(:allant Heart. KNN -Kati Smith. KECA- omen Who Make

News, Dorothea l(am-uy. *KHJ. KIDS. KFNM.

Books Carter. Carter. *KMPC, KMTR. KWKW-

News, Music. KFAC -Musical (Comedy. KPAS -Polly and Pat. KRKD -Sagebrush Serenade. KFOX- Firebrands for Jesus.

*KGFJ, KGER -News. KFSD -Meet Your Neighbor.

:05-KGKR -Rev. I.a rrlmore. / :15 -KFI -Woman of America.

KNX -BIg Sister. *KECA, KFVD- News.

KH.I -Time Out. KFAC-Voice of Health. KMPC -Easy Rhythm. KMTR -Dr. James McGlnlay. KWKW-Ray Noble. KGFJ- Medlcal. KGER -(tes. J. A. loiell. KFXM -Old Family Almanac. KIND-Good Cheer. KGB -Elwood Bailey.

9:38- KFI -Reserve. KNX - Romance of Helen Trent KILT, KGB. KVOE-I Hear

Music. KECA, RFBD- Breakfast at

Sardl's. *KFWB, KWKW-News.

RMTR -W. B. Record. Kt'A('- Mid -Morning Serenade KPAS- Community Program. KFVD -Ur. Richardson. KGFJ -Swing Serenade. KFXM - Sours Very Truly. KGER -Radio Raant.

9:35-- KVOE -Cosat Guard Band. KFVD -Hr. Richardson.

9:45 -KFI -Betty and nob. KNX -Our Gal Sunday.

KMPC -Two for the Show. KM'S-Varieties. KMTR- Curtis H. Springer.

*KItKD -News. Clifton. 9:55 -KRKD -Oh! Oh!

KIIJ -Aunt Jemina.

10-KFI -Mirth and Madness.

KNX -Life Can Pte Beautiful. *K11J, KFXM, KGB, KV(IE-

News, Glenn Hardy. KECA KFSD -Tony Morse.

*KMPC -Naws, housewives Exchange.

KEW'S-Kitchen Kollege. Chef Milani.

HEAR PIERRE Maestro of tfre Chafing Dish

With Marion Lee WOMAN'S WORLD

NOW KWKW -10 A. M.

*KMTR -News. Pastor H. O. Essertson.

*KGFJ. KFIIX -News. RFA(' -On the line. KWKW'- Woman's World. KFVD- Morning Serenade. KRKD -Turf Bulletins. KGER- News. Full Gospel.

10:15 -KNX -Ma Perkins. KECA, RFSD- tineet Riser. KHJ-Happy Homes. Norma

Young. KMTR -Chicago Tabernacle.

*KPAS-News. KGFJ -Voice of Health. KItKO -Dr. Richardson. KGER- Kingdom Within. KF()X -Rev. Emma Taylor. REND-Uncle Sam. KGR -Rabe Rhodes ()relu. KFXM -All Around the Town.

10:30 -KFI- Rurrltt Wheeler. - *KNX -Bernadine Flynn. News.

KECA -Jay Burnett. *KHJ. KGB, RFXM. RV'OE-

News. *KFWB. KWKW, KFAC -News

KMPC- Mid -Morning Melodies. KPAS -Meet Priscilla Alden. KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson. KGFJ -Salon Music. KRKD -Voice of Government. KFVD -Union Rescue Mission. KGER- Sunshine Pastor. KFOX -Trade Wind Tavern.

10:35-KH.1- 1,eaders of United Na- tions.

K11TR KFI KECA KNJ KFVO KIIS KFSG K6FJ KFX1 KFAC KGER KWKW

TSDTKIdPCTIEVTKFWBTKNX D KFOXTKGBT KVOE

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KFXM, KVOE- Luncheon with Lopes.

10:40 -KHJ -How Do You Say It' 10:45 *KFI -Art Baker. News.

KNX-The Goldberg.. KECA -Treasury Salute. KHJ-Lady of Charm. KMPC -David Ramsey. KM'S -Science of Mind. KMTR-Philip M. Lovell. KFAC-Organ. KRKD -Midnight Mission. KFOX -AI Clausea.

iiBFI- Guiding Light. KNX-Young Dr. Malone. KECA -Bankhage Talking. RHJ -This Changing World.

*KMPC -News, William Parker *RMTR -News. Dr. Louis Tal-

bot. RFWIB -AI Jarvis. KFAC-Les Adams.

*KGFJ, KPAS. KFVD, KGER - News.

MC/CD-Studio Quls. KWKW-Paul Allison. KGB, KFXM, KVOF.- Cedric

Foster. :15-KFI-Today's Children.

KECA, KFSD -Master Chef. KNX -Joyce Jordan M. D. KGB, KFXM, KVO! -Stings

of the Service. KMPC-Hume Front. Sam

Adams. *KI'AS- Pasadena News.

KGFJ -Pot Poore'. KFOX- Spotlight Bands. KGER -Rev. Chas. Greene -

myer. :30- KFI - light of the World.

KNX -We Love and learn. RHJ, KGB -Rose Room. KMPC -Say It With Music. KMTR -4Curtis H. Springer.

*KWKW -News, Music. KGFJ -City Dwellers.

*KRIM. K t.tDPage of Melody. XNews. KFXM, KV'OE Tours For a

Song. KA(.:-On the Line. REND -Ann Gibson.

11:45 -KFI -Hymns of All Churches. KNX, KFXM-Linda's First

Lose. *KECA -News, Ted Meyers.

RHJ, KGB- Melody Rendez- vous.

KMPC -This Day of War, Prayer.

KGFJ- Melody Moments.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear to l .Ightfare Type : A tt,r, o n and

Evening Programa In Boldface.

Variety 8 :151-Johnny Murray, KFI. a.00 --Kate Smith, KNX 9:311 -Breakfast at Sardl's,

KECA-KFSD. 10:00-Chef Milani. KFWB. 111:35 -Luncheon with Lopez.

KGB- KFXM -KVOE. 3:08 -Star Playhouse. KFI, 8:00 -Frank Sinatra, KNX. 8:00 -Eddie Cantor, ßF1. 8:30 -Carson Comedy Show.

RNX. 7:00 -Kay Ryser, KFI. 7::50 -('resta Blanca Carnival.

KNX. 8:15 -Lum and Abner. RECA-

RFSD. 8:30 -(test the Rand. REP. 9:00 -- Everybody's Inn, KNX. 9:30- Meramby -Amby. REI. 9:30-Orson Writes Show. KNX.

10:00 -Hollywood Spotlight, KEA A.

War 10 :35-Leaders of United Nations.

KHJ. 2:45 -American Women. RNX. 4 :45-H. V. Kaltenhorn Reports,

KFI. 5:13 - Salute to the Services,

KMTR. 8:00- Reuters' News Dispatch,

KFWB. 8:00 -Telex ision, Test Pattern.

W6XY7.. 5:30- Telrsirion, To Keen Fit,

s ix I'7.. 9:90- Telrsisaon, Vaudeville,

WOXV'Z.

Draina 640-Mr. District Attorney, BFI. 1:30 -lame Ranger, KHJ -KGR-

KVOE. 8:00 --1 lause a Mystery. KNX. 8 :30-Bulldog Drummond. KIIJ. 9:00 -Mr. and Mrs. North. KFI.

Quiz Programs 4:45 -Capt. .lack. RFA'A. 6:00- Winner Take All, RNX. 6:30 -War Council Quiz, KMPC. 7::111 -1)0 loo Know. RKKH. 8:30-- 1(atlle of the vases RECA. 9:00- Dunninger, KECA.

Outstanding Music 7:00 -Great Moments in Music,

KNX. 8:00 -Fred Waring, RF7. 8:01- Esening (Concert, KFAC. 8:15 -Harry James. KNX.

10:08 -Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

10:00- Newsical, IÇFVD. 10:00- Eastslde Dance Tonite,

KFWB. Public Affairs

7:45 -Mayor Fletcher Bowron, KECA.

10:15 -Tour 1943 Income Tax, REI.

10:30 -Nat'l Radio Forum. KECA.

Sports- Commenj 10.00 -Turf Bulletins. KRI:D. 5:30 -1tare Results, KRKD. 8:30- Spnrtstime, KMPC. 6:06-Sports Roundup. KMTR.

KI'AS- Hoot's Painted Post. KFVD -Violet Schram.

*KFSD -News. 11 :55*KWKW -News.

12-KR-Farm Reporter.

KNX -Neighbors, Irene Beas- ley.

RE('A- Morton Downey. *ßH.1- Broadway News. *KMPC -News, Weather, Bari-

tones. *KMTR-News. Bob Wills and

Playboys. *KGFJ. KGB. HVOE, RFSD-

News. KFAC -Luncheon Concert. KI'AS- Farmyard Capers. KRKD -Prairie Schooner. KFOX-March Time. KFVD- Luncheon Music, KFXM -Hollywood Headlines.

*KGER -News. Music. 12:15- KFI -Ma Perkins.

KNX -The Open Door. *KECA- News.

KHJ, KGB, KVOE- Palmer House Orch. KFAC - Luncheon ('overt.

*KFOX, KFXM-News. KGFJ- Hasten the Day. K GER- Officials on Parade. KFSD -U, S. D. A.

12:30 -KF1- Pepper Voting's Family. *KNX -William Winter.

KECA -10-2 -4 Ranch. KHJ -Homemakers' ('luh.

*KFWB-News. KPAS -Curtis H. Springer. KW'RW- Maurice Johnson. REM -U. S. ('oast Guard. KFXM -Farm Front. KGB -Molly Morse. KVOE -Yankee House Party.

12:45 -K11-Right to floppiness. KNX-Bachelor's Children, KECA- Sleepy Valley. KFW'B -A1 Jars is.

*KFAC KPAS -News. RI-YIN-Treasury Treasury Star Parade. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- lankee

House Party. KFSD- Between the Bookends.

1-BFI- Backstage Wife. KNX-Broadway Matinee.

*KECA -News Summary, Sam Hayes.

*KMPC-News, Man of the Desert.

*KFWIt- Today's War Moods. *KMTR -News, Music.

KFAC -Dir. Helen Collier. KPAS -G. Allison Phelps.

*KGFJ, KFVD, KGER -News. KWKW-Jack Wolf Band. KFOX -Dance Time. KVOE-Walter Compton. KFSD- National Farm and

Home, *KTOF Walter Compton. I:15 --BFI- Stella Dallas.

K IIJ- Strollin' Tom. *KECA -Blue Newsroom Re-

view. KMPC -Tick Tuck Tunes. KFWB-Ai Jamb. KEAS- Victory Gardening. KFAC -J. Newton Yates,

Organist. KGFJ -Your Date. K GER -Voice of the Army.

1:30- KFI -Lorenzo Jones. KNX -School of the Air. KECA, KFSD -Time Views

the News. KIIJ -This Is Music.

KMPC- Family Bible. *KI'AS RWKW' -News.

KFAC-Gems of Melody. *KRKD -News, Music.

KFVD -HawaiIan Music. KFOX- Christian Science. KGFJ -Donn Mansfield Cald-

we KFXM

ll. -Iola Suffield, Safety, KGB, KVOE- l'nscheduled.

1:45 -KFI- I'oang Widder Brown. *KECA, KFSD -Peter de I.Ima.

KMPC -Illts and Bits. KRKD -Hinging Walters. KGFJ -Tir Tor Tunes. KFXM -Full Speed Ahead. KGER -George Strange. KFOX -Concert Master.

2 RFI -When Girl Marries. KNX -Mary Marlin.

*RHJ, KGB, KVOE -Ray Lady. New

KECA- Yhat's Doing. Ladies. *KMPC-News, Answer Me

This. *KMTR- Newe, Music. *KG F'J- New's.

KI'AS- Saddle Song Matinee. KWKW -Concert Matinee. KRKD -- Concert Melodies.



SEEN ON THE RADIO SCENE

SHE WAS THERE! Lillian Gish is congratulated by D. W. Griffith, left, on

her appearance on CBS' "I Was Thre" which dramatized the story of "Birth of a Nations filming. Actor Pat McGeehan, who played Griffith's role, and Producer Robert Halter are in background.

ON NEW PROGRAM, "Light- ed Windows.' Andrea Wal-

lac, I 7-year-old brunette beauty, plays Jane on NBC -KFI show, Satur- day, 8:30 a. m.

FATHER CROSBY GUEST on "Duffy's Tavern," talks to Finnegan (Charlie Cantor. After Dad Crosb)'s hit appearance on the Blue comedy show, Bing

is purporteJ to have kidded him, "You're taking the limelight way from Bob and

Page Thirty -two

SHE FIRES QUESTIONS. Ali :e Yourman poses news sticklers

to Fulton Oursler, "The People's Re-

porter," on unique series heard Mor.- Fri., Mutual -KHJ, 7:15 p. m.



When 500 Watt Was a Super

Station

up a program department to live up s to that "Radio Central Super Station" title. He gathered the best musicians

(Continued from Pape 7)

states of the Union. With the new 500 watt outfit we expect to make California heard in almost every state."

KFI has done more than that. Not only has it been heard in every state, but it has listeners (and fan mail) from the northernmost parts of Alaska to New Zealand, and across the Pacific and Indian oceans from South Africa.

DX fans used to pick up KFI in the small hours of the morning when that 500 waiter was broadcasting from the Anthony building at 10th and Hope in Los Angeles. When, in 1924, KFI's power was increased to 5,000 watts, the listening audience increased immeasurably.

Many "Firsts" In those days, living up to Mr.

Anthony's pledge of giving great public service through broadcasting, KFI started its long list of "firsts" that helped to make radio history. The first remote control broadcasts on the Pacific Coast were made in 1922, and the first coast network was a KFI -KPO hookup made in 1924. Forerunner of today's outstanding musical programming was the sched- uling, In 1924, of the first symphony concert broadcast in the west. The first grand opera broadcast from an opera house stage was made in 1925, and the broadcast of "Die Walkure" was considered so important that General Electric made it the. subject of a special booklet.

Football fans were given a big break when KFI started coast football broadcasts, and when, in 1926, the Alabama- Stanford Rose Bowl game was aired, the first west -east transcontinental broadcast. (Remem- ber Graham McNamee's fervid des- cription of the mountains beyond Pasadena ?)

Then came Hollywood Bowl broadcasts, pioneer special events and news shows, and many other "firsts" that are radio commonplaces today.

KFI's public service programming, which today brings outstanding programs like the Los Angeles Phil- harmonic Young Artists Competition, the anti -venereal disease series of "The Hidden Enemy," the Frost Warnings, and many educational programs, was in progress back when the crystal set was just giving way to the first super -hets. There were broadcasts for and about the Phil- harmonic orchestra, Hollywood Bowl, Pilgrimage Play, Mission Play, Pub- lic Library - sustaining shows that supplemented the big entertainment schedule that the new medium was making popular with its millions of early -day fans.

Earle C. Anthony brought Robert Hurd from New York in 1924 to build

radio nao yet seen, discovered new artists, and evolved a cooperation with public schools, music clubs and dramatic groups that made KFI programs outstanding in the country.

Station KECA was established in November 15, 1929, as a sister station to KFI, sharing the Tenth and Hope studios, but with its own transmitter on the Beaux Arts building.

Up to 50,000 Watts Nine years after its founding, KFI

became a 50,000 watt station, the most powerful west of Chicago, with a new transmitter at Buena Park. The old transmitter at Tenth and Hope was retained, and still is available for emergency use.

The public service policy set by Mr. Anthony was continued and ex- panded by Harrison Holliway when he assumed managership of KFI and KECA in 1936, a position he held until his death in 1942.

W. B. Ryan, appointed general manager of KFI and KECA in Feb- ruary, 1943, has brought new em- phasis to the public service aspects of radio which were begun by Mr. Anthony and the KFI pioneers. Ex- panding its interest in local cultural and civic activities, Mr. Ryan devel- oped at KFI a public service department which has programmed the Los Angeles Philharmonic Young Artists Competition, has broadcast many outstanding civic affairs, and has co- operated with health officials, educational groups and civic bodies to increase the time and effort devoted to discussions of local problems and broadcasting of local programs.

While the Bob Hopes, Jack Bennys, Kay Kysers, Fibber McGee and Mollys and other network favorites heard over KFI are familiar to every radio listener, many a local name, a "KFI baby" has a following that would make some of the national stars green with envy.

KFI "Babies" "Art Baker's Notebook" made Baker

one of radio's greatest names in Southern California. Newscasters like Pat Bishop and Ted Meyers are famous wherever KFI's 50,000 watts can reach -and that's almost from pole to pole.

Claude Sweeten, KFI's music director, batons the Young Artists Competition and many a brilliant local musical show, as well as the NBC "Great Gildersleeve" stanzas.

Many commentators discovered at KFI have become familiar to radio - wise news fans -commentators like Pete de Lima and John Cohee, Fleet- wood Lawton, Jose Rodriguez and Sidney Sutherland. M a n c h e s t e r Boddy, publisher of the Daily News, broadcasts his comments exclusively over KFI.

The Who's Who of KFI goes on interminably -Don Wilson, Ken Car- penter, Mirandy, are a few KFI grad- uates. Of an earlier generation were

no You Cry in the Movies?

Continued from Pape 5)

The other day, Baker's mail tamed about 50 suggested quest of which this plaint was typica

"I'm 12 years of age and I'm hoy and I'm so sick and tire hearing 'Eight o'clock bed Scram!' I'll bet other 12 -year don't go to bed that early. P: ask Joe Public Jr. what is the on this matter."

By unanimous vote, membei "Meet Joe Public" audience de( 9 o'clock the proper bedtime foi Public Junior.

Murray, the Farm Reporter, Ers Johnson and Manchester Boddy.

KFI started out with the 1

drawn -out title of "Radio Cet Super Station of Earle C. Anth Inc."

Now nobody needs any b1 identification than "KFI, Los geles."

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The men who keep the works ning smoothly at KFI are all :

veterans. Manager W. B. Ryan is assiste

Clyde Scott, sales manager, Jot "Bud" Edwards, program man H. L. Blatterman and Curtis M a co -chief engineers, J. G. Paltr promotion and public service tor, Matt Barr, publicity director, McNamara, production manager

KFI Mobilized When the attack on Pearl H

sent the United States into wa r radio was quickly mobilized, KFI was one of the leaders in or izing to further the war effort. the duration, KFI is on the ai

a day, excepting Tue morning.

Like every great American st KFI has presented uncounted grams devoted to the war effort. public service series, "It Ca Done," "This Is My Country" "The Starting Point" have bee n voted to the Treasury Depart bond drives, the War Chest, an O.W.I. and local public service war messages. In addition, of co to the hours of time devoted r larly to war programming.

KFI calls itself "The station people listen to most," an ur standable claim when the su ratings of Bob Hope, Fibber Mi

Molly, Edgar Bergen and Ch McCarthy, Jack Benny, Fanny and Frank Morgan, Bing Crosby all the other NBC leaders are a to the local ratings of KFI's programs, Art Baker's shows such old -time favorites as Jo h

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time as a defensive weapon, unless its morale is undermined. I have been reading the statements carefully of German prisoners of war as revealed in press dispatches. They bear out what I experienced at the German front as neutral reporter: the army simply doesn't know what is going on in the rest of the world, except as Joseph Goebbels' propa- ganda ministry sees fit to give a fill -in.

lVhítt about

Germany oiv

By Louis P. Lochner

JBC News Analyst and Commentator

`HE GERMANY of today bears the following features:

1. Civilian morale is slipping. 2. The German general staff no

longer believes in "i ^.tory. 3. The arm, ,s still intact and a

formidable force. 4. The Luftwaffe is crippled and

unequal to the tasks confronting it. But it is still powerful.

5. The navy has almost disap- peared except for U- boats -and these have not performed the miracles ex- pected of them. U -boats continue, however, to be irritants.

6. The United Nations "w a r of nerves" is beginning to tell on the German High Command and especially its head, Adolf Hitler.

7. Adolf Hitler has lost his buoy- ancy and optimism.

8. Heinrich Himmler is the real power behind the throne.

9. The Nazi regime maintains itself by sheer force and brutality.

10. The Nazi "New Order for Eu- rope" is a pipe dream. It is accept- able to no Europeans, not even the quislings in satellite states.

11. Nazist ineffi^iency and incom- petence in the handling of catastro- phes brought about by air raids are hastening the disintegration of Adolf Hitler's "Thousand Year Reich."

12. The millions of conscripted foreign laborers in Germany are a potential danger of the first magnitude.

13. Sabotage in conquered coun- tries is increasing by leaps and bounds.

14. Germany's satellites are no longer dependable. Pige Thirty

Wed.-Sat.. 5:45 p. ui. 15. The German fortifications are among the world's best. It will be no walk -away to storm them.

16. A long and costly and difficult struggle lies ahead for the United Nations if Adolf Hitler can keep his military organization together until the end.

17. Our only short -cut to Hitler's defeat would seem to be a blowup within Germany itself.

18. How to assist in bringing about such a blow -up should engage the best minds in our Military Intelli- gence, Office of Strategic Services, and Department of Psychological Warfare.

That, in brief, terse sentences, is the situation as I see it today. Then what do I make of this composite picture?

Hitler On Defensive First and foremost, aggressive, of-

fensive- loving blitzing Adolf Hitler is so clearly on the defensive that even his paranoiac mind must be aware of it. That is a tremendous factor. I have watched Hitler since about 1930. He needs success and ac- claim as a flower needs water. Re- verses provoke fits of abject depres- sion in him. During such fits he acts as though he were paralyzed, as though he had no will to decide anything. As active commander -in -chief of the entire forces of the Reich he should be on the alert all the time. Almost every moment a decision must be taken. Chaotic conditions re- kult from failure to act.

Second, even though Adolf Hitler is disintegrating (the news reel cap- tured from the Germans which de picts Mussolini's rescue and his meeting with Der Fuehrer confirms this impression), the war machine will probably run on for a good, long

No Truth That fill-in is strictly "Made in

Germany," for it represents Phila- delphia as in ruins, Chicago a sham- bles, thanks to Luftwaffe raids, American war morale at a cracking point, and German arms as ever victorious. In a country in which even the semblance of freedom of the press and radio has been banned, it is next to impossible for the civilian, let alone the soldier in the field, to learn the truth.

Moreover, the Nazi regime is forever finding excuses to deny fur- loughs from the front to men whose home towns have been razed to the ground. Its exponents know very well that even an approximate knowledge on the part of the soldiers of what a terrific strafing Berlin, Hamburg, Cologne, Bremen, Leipzig, and other important centers have undergone, would weaken greatly the fighting spirit of the men.

Third, I don't worry about the civilian population of Germany and its will to war. That population, under- fed, nerve - racked, often shelterless, has lost enthusiasm for the war to the point of apathy. But I don't see it revolting. The instrumentalities of power are completely in the hands of Interior Minister Himmler and his dreaded Gestapo.

Himmler and his Gestapo are also holding the conscript foreign labor in check; that's why I have cttarac terized them as a potential danger to Germany later.

Himmler is less successful, it appears, at preventing sabotage in conquered areas. I trust our authorities know that, and are acting accord- ingly.

Depends On Nerves Fourth and last, it comes down to

this: the hour of Nazi capitulation will in part be determined by the efficiency of those branches of the services of the United Nations which are charged with conducting what may be termed the "war of nerves" on Naziland.

Our combat forces are magnificent. They are bound to do the job of bringing about Hitler's "uncondition- al surrender."

But their task can be made lighter, the number of casualties reduced ap- preciably, if through the right kind of psychological approaches the democratic elements of Germany can be made to split off from, and fight against the Nazis, the fighting front become conscious of the real condition obtaining at home, and morale, both civilian and military, be undermined to the point of rebellion.



him, is how: "Before we start the show, I'd like to thank all you people who called after the last show. We're going to stay on the air, anyway. I was doing my Christmas shopping early this morning. Christmas shopping- that's a commando raid, civilian style. I saw some pretty nice things up on the boulevard . but I decided to do my shopping instead. I was hoping to get a gift for an uncle that doesn't drink or smoke or have any hobbies at all. What can you get for a guy like that? I thought of a load of hay, but what would he ever do with it? I finally picked out a brand new record for him. Here, let me play it for ya!"

The transcribed commercial announcement follows.

Another Example To lead into a vitamin ad, Bailey

told about his babyhood. "One day I was standing out in

my play pen, playing, when a group of odd looking people wandered up to stare at me. I took one look at their faces and I could tell that they might be in the market for some gen ulne vitamin B complex with iron with full potency guaranteed, so I dropped my rattle, rushed to the side and assuming an air of nonchalance, I lit a cheroot and gazing at them with half -lidded eyes, said: "(and the announcement follows):

It would be no fun at all, however, if Jack Bailey were not a debo- nair emcee, quick as a wink on the uptake, and supported by others who are free and easy at the mike. That the cast has a huge time putting on the show is not to be disputed once one has tuned in to the revelry.

The effervescent gal, Mayme, may say: "Oh, Jack, did you see the card we got from Mrs. D. A. ?"

Jack: "No, what'd say, I'm afraid? Mayme: "She likes the show, that's

all." Jack: Really! Harry, how about a

small fanfare for Mrs. D. A. ?" (One horn makes fanfare). Jack: "That takes care of our large

flood of fan mail for the month!" On another day, the orchestra

leader interviewed Jack for a job as usher in a theater.

O. L: Tell me, what would you do if the picture has already gone on and someone asks you how long will it be before the main feature begins?

Jack: Oh, I'd say that the main attraction would be going on in ten minutes and they had plenty of time to get their tickets.

O. L: Good. Now your next question. Where would you put some- body who said they couldn't see very far back?

Jack: In the last row of the bal- cony, of course.

O. I: Splendid, splendid, my boy. You're practically hired, but just one more question. Where would you seat someone who was hard of hearing?

Jack: Over near the conditioning fan.

O. L: (delighted) You're hired. Re- port tomorrow night at eight.

Comes

ANOTHER FUNSTER IS AN- NOUNCER, Jack Slattery. Monday and he heralds the

program by saying "Potluck Party takes the ice bag off its head and greets your

Jack: Pardon me, but what's showing now sir?

O. L: Why . . uh . . let me think. Oh, yes. Gertrude Moonch in Re- becca of Sunnybrook Welding School.

Jack: Oh, I guess I don't want the job. I've already seen that picture!

Come Prepared If you should chance to wander in-

to Columbia Square's Studio 2 some afternoon, go prepared for almost any eventuality. The performers often toss away their scripts to engage in spontaneous by -play. Bailey has been known to leave the mike while

SINGING STAR OP HILARIOUS STINT is Richard Wallace, who also

lends a hand with the various funny lines promulgated by the jerk of all trades and master of none,- J. B.

the orchestra is playing and start a dance with an eligible lady - member of the audience. Even the orchestra leader, fictitiously called Howard Humboldt but in reality any one of KNX's available top maestros for the day, has been known to do a little rug cutting. And if the day should be one on which Bailey feels unus- ually gay, don't be abashed if he produces, as he recently did, three stuffed ducks right in the middle of a song and commercial.

Who could fail to like a commercial if it is accompanied, as the duck -

heckling one was, by three solid minutes of laughter!

AV. THE TUNESMITH THREE, all dressed úp but with no place to go but -Potluck Party.- Left to right, Writer Bob Carroll, Jack Bailey, P.oducer Titus



JANUARY 16, 1944

KG13R -Long Bench Band. KFS'D- Victory Parade. KFXM -Wong Styles. KFSD- American Pen Women.

2:15- KFl- Portla Faces Life. KNX -Pot Luck Party. KHJ -Today on the Coast.

*KGB, RVOF .-Don Lee News- reel Theater.

RMPC -South of the Border. KMTR -Win Morro.

*KFSD -New a. MIA- Public Bulletin. 2:20 -KG R -Long Beach Band. 2:30 -KFI -Just Plain Bill.

KECA -Ruth Wentworth. KMPC -Lady at the Mike. KFWIf -liai Styles. KI'AS -Work for Victory. KWKW -1st Baptist Church.

*KRKD -Newa. KFOX -Sangs of the West. KFXM- Newsreel. KFSD -My True Story.

2 :40*KNX-News. 2:45 -KFI -Front Page Farrell.

KN X-American Women. *R E(' A- Edward Jorgenson,

News. KMPC -U. S. Army.

*KFAC. KFVD -News. KRKD -South Sea Serenade. KFSD -AI and Lee Reiser.

RADIO LIFE

3 RFI Star Playhouse, KNX- Housewlsea' Protective

League. *Kt:('A -Fitz Star Final.

KIIJ, KVOF Radio Tour. *RMP(' -News, Wax Museum.

KFWB -Vocal Varleties. *KMTR -News Music.

KFAC -S mphony. *KWKW - Pasadena Star -News. *KlAS- Listeners' Digest. *RGF.1. R(.ER -News.

KGB -Prayer, Philip Key ne- Gordon.

KFXM - Prayer, Religious News.

KtOX- Rainbow Trio. KFSD -l.ou Bring (Irch.

3:05 -KGER -John Brown. :S :10-KC,FJ --Smite Awhile. 3:IS -KF1 -Road of Life.

KECA -Navy Was es. KM-Background for I.Iting.

*KtWB -News. KMTR -D. ('. Tracey. RIAS --Juke Iris Matinee. K FOX -Hawatl Calls. KFSD- America (calling.

3:30 -KFI -sic and Sade. KNX -Lynn Marray's Music. KHJ -Round Towner. KECA- 1.adies, Be Seated. KFWIt -1)r. Reynolds. KMTR -liana. KWKW -Hayes Hour.

*KRRD -News Headlines. KGB, KFXM -Treasury Song

Parade. KVOK-Jobason Family. KFIIX -Help Wanted. KFSI)- Listening Time.

3:45- KF1 -Brat e in Heart. *KNX -The World Today.

KHJ, KVOK -Kin Hay Reads the Rible.

KMTR- Santaella Ensemble. KGB- Voice of the Army. KFXM -Library Corner.

3:55 *KN X -News Analysis, Chet Huntley.

4 KF1 -Dr. Kate. KNX- Milton ('harles. KECA -My True Story.

*KHJ, KFXM, KS OE, 111:11- Fulton jr.

*KMl'C'- News, Lewis,

cocktails for You.

*RMTR -News, Musir. * KFI) X KC.R.R -News. KF"VII --Nlp and Turk. KRKD -Toarl to the Town. KFVD- Plano. KC.F.1- Spanish Home Hour.

4:15 *KFI -New. of the W orld. WK -Andersen, News.

KH,J, KGB -Busy Money. KMI'l -Sweet and Sentimental KFWB -Compel and Song.

*KMTR -Kadin Newsreel. *KFVD -News.

KKKI) -Mot Leland Quiz. KGER -Ur. W al keno. KFIIX -Date Rhee. KFXM- Johnson Family.

4:30 -AFl -Art Haker's Notebook. KNX -Easy Aces. KHJ -Johnson FurCy.

*K1-1'A- News. KMP(' -Swing Shift. KFSD- Harley Knox. KWKW- Italian Radio Melo-

dies. KVOE -tant McIntyre's Orel'. KGF.R -Gal's Bible Hour. KGB -Halls of Montezuma.

KFXM -Dr. Philip M. Los ell. 4:45*KFl -It. V. Kaltenborn.

KHJ- Around TON ner. KF('A- /'apt. Jack. KFWII -5t ear( Hamblen. KMTR -Let's Go to the Dogs. KFAC- Rhumba Time.

*KRKD -News. KFAC- Rhumba Time. KFOX -Eddie Dean. KGER- Colonial Tabernacle.

5 *KFI -OK for Release. KNX -Galen Drake.

*KILT- Broadway News. KECA -Terry and the Pirates. *KMP(- News, Swing Shift.

*KMTR --News. Music. ItPAV- -Uncle Charlie. KWK VS-America n Jewish Hr.

*KGF'J KFXM, K(:EH -News. KKKIh -Songs of the Saddle. Krus- Evening Serenade. K FOX- Sunshine Pastor. K611- Johnson family.

5:05 -KGhh -Olga Gras es.

5:15 *KFI, RECA, KFAC, KFVD- News.

RNX -Texas Rangers. K11.1. KFXM, KGB, KVOF

Superman. KNIT -Aloha land. KMTR -Salute to the Services

*KFVD -News. KFSD -The Sea Hound.

5:30 -KFI -Akin Wilder. *KNX -Ha rry W. Flannery.

KE( A, HMI-Mack Arm - st roi.g.

KIIJ. KGB, KFXM, KVOF- Worlds Front Page.

KM PC-Man With a Itand. KMTR- Irwin Allen.

*KPAS- ('artis II. Springer. KIIFJ- Twilight Time. KFAC-Whoa Rill (club. KItKI) -Hare Results. RGFR -God's Quarter Flour. KFOX -On the Bandwagon. KF'VIt -90 -90 Club.

5 :45*KF'I -l. outs Lochner. *KN X -News.

K Fa'A, KFSI) -Ca t. Midnight *KILT, KGB, KFXM, K\(OE-r

Norman Nesbitt. KMP(' -llrlp Wanted. KMTR -Old Age Pensions. K GF.J- Frank Sinatra Sings.

5 :5.5 *KNX -Itill Henry. 6 -KF7 -Time to Smile with

Eddie Cantor. KNX -Frank Sinatra.

*KECA, KFSD -News. *KH.1, KGB, KFXM. KV11F-

Gabrlel Heather. *KHI'(' -News. Weather, Music *KEW It. K(.h K, KFt) X. KFXM

-News. *KMTR -News, Sports Roundup

KEA(' -Music for F.seryune. KGFJ -Home on the Range. KIAS- Pasadena Playhouse.

6:15 -KH.1. KGB, KFXM. RVOE- Belies e It Or Not.

RE( A -Today In History. KMTR -slam and Eggs. K FWB -Dase Ornoont. KGFR -Res. Burp,.. KF11 X -Ensy l.lelening.

*REVD, RFSD- News. 0:30 -KFI -Mr. Diet (let Attorney.

KNX -Carson Comedy Show. KECA- Sp,dlleht Bands. KIIJ- Soldiers With Wings. KM PC-War ('ounces Quit. KFWIS- "America Dances." KMTR -Dr. ('lem Dashes. KIIFJ- Dinner Dance. KGF:K- Prophecy Speaks. KtIIX -Hal' Memory Boum.

*KGB -Eddy Orrutt. KVOE- 4iusoel Light.

0:43 -KRKD -Sweet and I.otely. K1'AS- Townsend l'Ian. KXM -Listen to Phis.

0 :55* K El' A- News.

7 -KF 1 -Ray Kyser's Musical College.

KNX -Great Moments In Music.

*RECA, KFSD- Raymond Gram Swing.

*KHJ, KGB, K111E -Royal Arch Gunnison.

*KMPC. KMTR -News, Music. KFAC -American W' alters. KIIFJ- Spanish Hour.

*KI'AS, KRK1), K(.ER, KFIIX -News.

KPP'('- Pasadena Civic Music Aman.

7:05- RGF:R- Townsend Nat'l Re- covery flan.

KPAS- lillhert Wales. :15 *KE(A, KtSI) -News.

*KHJ KGB- Fullon Ouster. KM I't!' -let's Speak Spanish. RMTR -W. It. Record. KFAC -(chapel Quartet.

*KPAS -Oar Daily Bread. KPIK' -Organ Recital. KFOX -hr. Trotter. KV(iE- Smooth Performance.

7:30 -KNX -('resta Blanca Carnival. KF :CA -Free Men Are Fighting KIIJ, KGB. KVOE- -Lune

Ranger. KMI'CJuhn Doe Presents.

*KEN :It -News. KMTR -Dr. A. U. Michelson. KI'AS- ('wintry Gentleman. KRKD -Do You Know? KI'PC -let's Talk It Oser. KFOX-Sert ice Men's Club.

7:35- KECA -free Men Are Fighting 7:43 -KECA -Mayor Ronron.

KMPC- Government News. *KI'R'IS, KF'OX- Robert Arden.

KI'AS -The (tell Family. *KFAC -News. 8 -K1:I -Frost Warning, Fred

Waring Victory Tune Time. KNX -1 Ince a Mystery. KECA, KY/41)-T y Durery

Orch. KIIJ. KGB-Main Line.

rOHNSF1.0171) K. J

and

ON g's Ambassador Quartet TR -8:05.9:00 P. M.

Also 10:30 10:45 A. M. Monday through Friday

WEDNESDAY LOGS

*KMlS'- Nessa, Three Little Words.

*KM7'K -News. *KEN It- Reuter's News Dis-

patch. *KGER -News. *K1'AS- listetiqersy Digest.

K FA('- Keening Convert. K ITC-Res. George E. Petrie. KVIIF Treasury Star l'arnde. WIN V7 Trlesislon, Test -

Pattern. 8:05- KI'AS -.1. Frank Burke.

KMTR -Floyd II. Johnson. 8:15*KF1- Fleetwood Law ton..

KNX-Harry James Orch. RECA. KFS11 -Lam A Abner. NMI'('- William Porker. K II-Young America

Speaks.

£zeiecrt/eal ! 7144l44, ! THaltl TO

'cd Edoy DTUHfmcl«d ACE - DETECTIVE ADVENTURER

WEDNESDAY 8:30 p.aa. KHJ awn' DON LEE ?Ice T4

"42" HAIR OÌL= 42" SHAMPOO

8:30 -KF11-1trat the Itand. KNX -Orson Welles Show. KF:('A, Kt-SD-Battle of the

Sexes. KHJ. KGB, KV0E-Bulldog

Drummond. KM P('- Slourtstime.

*KFM It--News Kl'AS -Radio Gospel Ilnur. KPPC-Treasury Star Parade KIIFJ -Four Aces. KFOX -Grace Memorial Ch. WOXVT, Trlesislon, Keeping

Fit. 8:43 -KFW K -Ilelp Wanted.

KMIY'- Design for Dancing. 8:55 -KNX -Joseph hlarsch.

aKFI -Ser. and Mrs. North. KNX -Et eeTlady's Inn, Souri-

my Kaye. KFA'A, KFSD- Dunninger,

Mind Reader. *KILT, KGB. KVI)E News,

Glenn Sturdy. *KMI'('- Netsss, Munie Flua. KEW'S- Musirul Gems.

*KMTR- News, Music. KI'AS -Dr. L. J. Trilbnt. K PP(' -Voice of the Army. KFIIX- ('hnrch of Christ. WON I'Z- TrlesWon, Vaude-

ville. 9:05-KGER -Rev. Clyde Compton. 9:15 *KllJ. KGB, KS FIE- Sizing Up

the News. Sam Baiter. KF :('A -The Starting l'oint. KMTR -Nark tu the Itible. K 1l'(' -('Iv Ilion Ile renne.

9:30- KF'1 -Sc rn ruby A \ruby'. KNX -Orman Welles Show.

*KECA- Lowell Thomas. *KILT, KGB, KYOE

Barrows. 4

*KFR'B, RFSG-News. KFOX-Maloe Hates.m. KGF'J-Brother Tort my.

' *KEXM-News, (:lenr Hardy. KGER-Trinity Iloliiess Ch.

9:45-KF:I A. KFSD-Feature Sec- tion.

*K HJ, KGB, RVOF Fullon Lewis, Jr

KMTR-Spade Cooler's Orch. Kl'.AS-l'harley Hemp.

*KFXM-Sane Kalter, Sizing Up News.

10 *KFI- Richfield News. *KNX -Ten o'( lock dire. *KHJ, KGB, KV OE -Dr. Poly -

zuides. *KFXM - Fulton J. Lewis, Jr.

KECA- Erskine Johnson, Hol- lywad Spotlight ( Thrifty Drug).

*KM PC-New s, Momenta of Melody.

KFW- It- Eastside Darce Tonite

10:00 P.M. -KECA Hollywood Spot1,9H


"Inside the News" with JOHN COHEE and PEItR de LIMA,


*KMTR -News, Bob Ft -,a,ks. KFA/' -Lucky Lager Dance

Time.

Church on High 10 p.m. Wednesday 9:30 a.m. Sunday KPAS -1110 kcy.

Rev. A. V. Havens M.A., B.D.

TEMPLE CHOIR 3115 l':. Calo.. Glendale. 5

1s

Kl'AS-- ('lulrch on High. *KIND- Newsical, 3 rs. KGFJ -Hunk, Night watchman,

till 8 a.m. I0 :15 -K11 -Your 1943 Income Tax.

*KNX -John Kurtun. News. KHJ, KGB, KVIIF-arch

Ward. KM PC-Ra inbows Renders sm os.

*KFXM- -(:en. Malone, Com- ment.

DANCE Tomtit.

lOfo12P.M. ar.rr aas assq 1.141.y

KFWB e.s.tg:. Pw. sea.

10:30 *KF11- Inside the News ,Thrifty Drug).

KNX -M. Plastro. Mid-halls of Montezuma. KECA- Freddy Martin Ilei'h. KM PC-Da nce and Romance. KFWB- Fastaide !tenet Tonite K PAS -Haven ut Rest.

*KFVD- New sical. 10:45 -KFh -Vulve of a Nat on. 10 : 53-M1-interlude. FI- Interlude.

11 *KFI, KNX, KMTR -News. *KHJ -News, Yankee House

)'arty. KECA- ('lassie Roter.

WK PC-News. Dance aid Ro- mance.

KEWK-Eastside Dance Tonite *KMTR -News, Lincoln Ama-

teur Night. KFA( -Lucky Lager Dance

Time. K l'AS -Helen Markham,

*KFVD- Newsical. II :15-K FI-Joe Heichman's tech. II:2D- KNX -Ilsrry James. 11:30- KFI-George Olson hecto.

KNX -Phil Harris' Ouch. KHJ -Army Service Farces. KM PC-Treasury Star lamde. *KIND- Nest sical, till 1 a.m.

11:43 -KEl-Slimiest Encores. KNX -Horace Veldt Orh. KM I'('- Musical Americana.

11:55 *KIiX, KNIT. KFWB -Mews.



THURSDAY, JAN. 20 At hours where no listing is shown for a local station, recorded music has been scheduled.

* Indicates News Rrondrant.

HAVEN OF REST 8:00 A. M - KHJ

TUES., THURS., SAT. ALSO AT THIS TIME OVER MUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM

0.-K11--Johnny Murray. GP RNX- Collins Calling.

*KECA -Between the Line.. KH.1. KFXM Kl'()E, KGB -

Haven of hest. *KMPC- News, K. Louis

Flutau. RFW'B- Curtis H. Springer. *KMTR -News, Music. *K PAS, RGFJ, RGER, KFOX-

News. KFAC -Country Church. KFVD- St tut rt Hamblen. KFSD- Breakfast Chub.

8:0.5- KGERSouJ r Patrol. 8:15 *KFI -T. B. Blakiston, Com-

ment. KNX -Valiant Lady. *KECA -News. KM PC-Market Report,

Weather. KMTR -Dr. Michelson. RGFJ Swing_ Style. KGER -M izlw h.

8:30 *KFl, KRKD -News. KECA- McNeil's Breakfast

Club. KNX -Kitty Foyle. *KHJ -Bill Haworth. KPAS- Baptist Brothers. KMP('- l'nily Daily Word. KFW'B -Help Wanted.

*KFAC, KWRW -News. KRKD -News Headlines. KFXM-Sunshine Mission. K FOX-Dr. Lovell. KGB, Kl'OE -Jolly Joe and

Ralph. 8:13- KFI -David Hamm.

KNX -Aunt Jenny's Stories. KHJ- VIcier Lindlahr. *KFW'B- News.

KMTR -Roble Treasury. RF'AC-Cowboy Trails. KGER -Rev. Kennington. K FOX -King's Men. KFVD -Vocal Favorites.

8:55 -KGR, KV'OEStrictly Per- sonal.

8:58- KMTR -Time Signal.

KFI- Gallant Heart. KNX -Kate Smith.

*KIIJ, KGB. KVOE, KFXM - Boake Carter.

KECA -Art Raker. *KM PC, KMTR, KWKW - News, Music.

KFWIt -Dr. Reynolds. Kl'AS -Pally and l'ut. KRKD -SU geb rush Serenade. KFOX- Firebrands for Jesus. KIND-Meet Vour Neighbor. * KGF.J. KGER -News.

"THE VOICE OF HEALTH"

R. L. McMASTER, D.C., Ph.G., Ph.D., F.R.S.A. (London)

Inr the McCOY HEALTH SYSTEM

F.hery morning -Mon. thru Fri. K FA(' at 9:13 K(i F.J at 10:13

9:0.5 -KI: EH -lies. I.arrimnre. 9:15 -K Fl- Woman of America.

KNX -Big Sister. *KECA, KIND-Ness s.

K H.I- Sewing School of t he Alr.

KM PC-Easy Rhythm. *KF'. lI -News. RMTR -Ur. .)gnu eV McGinley. KFAC -V ice of Health. KGFJ- Medical, RGER- - Rev , J. A. Lovell. KGB- Music Mixers. KFXM --old Family Almanac. KGB- Problem Clearing House

9:30- KFI -Reserve. KNX- Romance of ' Helen

Trent. KHJ, KGB, KVOE -t Hear

Music. SECA. KFSD -Breakfast at Sardis,

*RFWB, KWKW- News. KPAS- Community Program. KMTR-W. It. Record. KFAC- Midmorning Serenade. KGFJ -Swing Serenade. KGER -Radio Bestial. KFXM -Yours Very Truly. REVD-Dr. Richardson.

9:45 -KFI -Betty and Bob. KNX -Our Gal Sunday. KM P(' -Two for the Show. KFW'B- Varieties, KMTR -Curtis H. Springer.

*KRKD -News, Clifton. 9:33- KHKII -0h I Oh! KIIJ -Aunt Jemlma.

-KFI- Standard School Broad- cast.

KNX -Life Can Be Beautiful. KECA, KFSD -Tony Morse. *KHJ, KFXM KGB, Kl'OF

Glenn Hardy, News. *KM PC -News, Housewives' Ex-

change. RF W'H- Kitchen Kollege.

*KMTR -News, Pastor H. O. Egerlson.

KWKW-Woman's World. KPAS- Thoughts on Poetry. *KGFJ RIN- News.

KERB FY-Turf

Bulletins. *KGER- News; Full Gospel. 10:15- KNX -Ma Perkins.

KHJ -Happy Homes. KECA, KFSD -Sweet Ruer. KMTR -Chicago Tabernacle. * K l'AS -News. KGFJ -Voice of Health. KRKD -Dr. Richardson, RGER- Ripgdwn Within. RFOX -IM. Emma Taylor. KFSD -Cncle Sam, KFXM -All Around the Town.

10:30- KFl- Burrltt Wheeler. *RNX -Bernadine Flynn, News.

KECA -Jay Burnett. KHJ, KFXM -" Let's Be - Charming;' Julia Sanderson. KM PC-Mid-Morning Melodies. *K MR. KFAC -News. KI'AS -Meet Priscilla Alden. KSITR -Floyd R. Johnson. RGFJ -Salon Music. *K W KW-News. KRKD -Voice of Government. KFVD- l'nion Rescue Mission. KGER Sunshine Pastor.

10:35 -KGB. KVOE- Luncheon with Lopez,

K %%KW- Way ne Ring.

10

KMTA KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KIS TKFSDTKMPCTKI EVTKFWBTKHX S7oT6aoT7eoTs30-1-10 2oTT

600 710 870 980 1070 111

KFSG K6FJ KFXM KFAC K6ER

KÁ(D KFOXTK68 II 0 1240 T13301-11 90

0 12 0 T 1280 1360 1431 149 0

10:45 *KFI -Art Baker, News. JINX -The Goldbergs. KECA- Treasury Salute. KM PC-Da vid Ramsey. KFWB- Science of Mind. KMTR -Talks and Tunes. KFAC-Organ. KRKD- Midnight Mission. KFOX -Al Clausen. FIuiding Light. i K-- G

KNX -Soon`` Dr. Maolne. KE('A- Baukhage Talking. KHJ -This Changing World. *KMPC News William Parker

W' KFB -Al Jarvis. *RMTR -News. Dr. Louis

Talbot. KFAC -Les Adams. *K PAS -News. KWKW-Paul Allison. KRKD- Studio Quiz.

*RGFJ, KFVD, K(:ER -News. KFOX -This Rhythmic Age. KGB. KFXM, KVOE- Cedric

Foster. KESD -Ann Gibson.

11:15- KFI -Today's Children. RNX -Joyce Jordan, M.D. KHJ Strictly Personal. KECA. KFSD- Mystery Chef. KMI'C -Short Story Secrets. KGB, KVOE -La Conga. KGFJ -Pot Pourri.

11:30 -KFI -Light of the World, KNX-We Love and Learn. KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Tours for a Song. KMPCSay It With Music. KMTR -Curtis IL Springer.

*KWRW-News, Music. KGFJ-City Dwellers. KG ER-Rev. Greenemeyer.

*KRKD. KFAC, KFl)X -News. 11 :45-KFI-Melodies of Home.

KNX, KFXM -Linda's First Love.

*KECA, KFSD -News. KHJ, KGB -Melody Rendez-

vous. KMP(' -This Day of War,

Prayer. KFVD- V'lolet Schram. HPAS- Hoot's Painted Post. KGFJ- Melody Moments.

11 :55*K W K W -News. l' -KFI- -Farm Reporter. RNX -Neighbors, Irene Beas-

ley. Downey. *KHJ -Broad way News.

*KMP(' -News, Weather, Baritones.

KFat'-Luncheon Concert.

THURSDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type:

Evening Progra ns In Boldface.

Variety 8:00 -- Johnny Murray. KFI. 9:(kß -Kale Smith, KNX. r:3() Breakfast at /lard'''. )(RCA-KM).

1 :00 -Chef Milani, KFWR. '0.35- Luncheon with Lopez. KGB, KFXM -K VOE.

3:011 -Star Playhouse, KFI. (:30 -Art Baker's Notebook. RH 5:no-Kraft Music Hall. KFI. 8 :OO -MaJor Howes, RNX. 8:311 -Bob Burns, RFI. 8:341 -Dinah Shore. RNX. 8:30-Spotlight Bands, KE('A-

KFSI). 7 :00-Abb tt & Costello, KFI. 7 :01 -The First Line, K %. 7:30- Here's to Romance, NX. 8:15 -Loom and Abner. ¿(EVA-

RFSI). 8:30 -Maxwell House Time. REI.

' 1(1:Un- Hollywood Spotlight, K FA' A.

10:00- Dubonnet Date with rugs'. KHJ.

lyar

10 :00- Hnuscwives' Exchange, KM re.

2:45 -American Women, KNX. 8:00 -Disiu tell If Reiters',

KFW1t.

Afternoon and

Drama 7 :30-Lone Ranger. KFXM. 8:00 -1 Love a Mystery. RNX. 8:13 -Night Editor, RH. 8::111 -Death Valley Days, RNX. 9:110 -Aldrich Family, RH. 9:30 -Ellery Queen, REI,

Outstanding Music

e :30-Treasure Hour of Wong. KHJ.

8:05 -Fred Waring, KFI. 8:00- Evenlna Concert. KFAC. 8:15 -Harry James. RNX.

lo :on-Lucky lager Dance Time, KFAC.

10:110- Newsical. RFVD. la:OO- Eastside Dante Tonite.

RFWB. 11:30- Classic Hour. KECA.

Public Affairs 10:00- Standard School Broad-

cast. KFI. 7:30 -March of Time. RH.

10:30 -Town Meeting of the Air. KECA -KFBD.

Sports- Comment 10:00 -Turf Bulletins, KRK D. 5:30 -Race Results. KKK.). 8:06- Spurts Roundup, RMTR.

*KMTR -News, Bob Wills and Playboys.

KI'AS- Farmyard Capers. KRKD- Prairie Schooner. *KGFJ. KGB. KFSD, KVOE-

News, RFVD- Luncheon Music.

*KGER -News; Music. KFOX -March Time.

12:15 -- KFI -Ma Perkins. KNX -The Open Door.

*KF'CA -News. KIIJ, KGB, KVOI Palmer

House Orch. KGFJ -Voice of the Army. KFAC -Gypsy Serenade.

*KM1'C, RFOX, KFXM -News. KFAC -I Solemnly Swear.

12 :30-14F1-Pepper Young's Family. *KNX- William Vi Inter. KECA --Old Timer's Avenue. KH.1- Homemakers Club. *KI VIt -News. KI':lS- Curtis H. Springer. KWKW- Maurice Johnson. KIND-Violet Schram. KFOX-Symphonic Swing. KFXM -Farm Front. HYDE- Yankee House Party.

12:45 -KFI -Right to Happiness. RNX -Bachelor's Children. RE('ASleep Valley. KGB, KFXM, KV'OIx Vankee

House Party. *KFAC-News.

KFW'B -Al Jarvis, KGB- Blackwood Quartet.

111F1 -Rack stage Wife. KNX- Broadway Matinee,

*KFÁ'A -News Summary, Sam Hayes.

*KM PC-News, Man of the Desert.

*KFW'B- Today's War Moods. *KMTR -News, Music. RIAS- Yesterday's Hit Pa-

rade. *KGFJ, RFVD, KGER, KGB -

News, KVOF Walter Compton. KFAC -Dr. Walter Raymond. KWKW-Jack Wolf hand. KFOX -Dance Time. KFSD -Farm SI Home Hour.

I:15 -KFI- Stella Dallas. KHJ -Stroll in' Tom.

*KECA -Blue Newsroom Re- view,

KM PC -Tick Tock Tunes. KFWIt -AI Janis. RMTR -Haven of Rest. KFAC: -J. N. Yates, Organ. KI'AS -O. P. A. KGFJ -When Sirens Wail.

1 :25*K NX-News. I :30-K FI- Lorenzo Jones.

RNX -School of the Air. *K PAS-News. KECA, FSD -Time Views

the News. KHJ -This Is Music. HM PC -Family Bible. KFVD- Hawaillan Music.

*KRKD -News; Music. *R W'K W -News. KGFJ -It Can Happen. KFOX -Concert Master. KGB, KFXM, KV'0E -Full

Speed Ahead. 1 :45 -KFI -Young Widder Brown,

RPX'A, RFND -Peter de Lima. KM PC-Hits and Mts. KMTR-Curtis H. Springer. K l'AS- Women's Clubs KRKD -Singing Waiters, Kt:FJ -Tic Toe Tunes. KGER- George Strange. KFSD -Men uf Land. Sea and

Air. 11-Whey a Girl Marries. dit RNX -Mary Marlin.

RHJ -Norma Young. *KGB, KVOE -Ray Dady.

News. KE( A- What's Doing, Ladies. *KMPC- News, Answer Me

This. *KMTR -News, Music. *KG FJ -News.

KW KW. K RKD- Concert, RYAS -$addle Song Matinee. KFOX -Orgaui Treasures. KFVD- Victory Parade. KGER -Long Beach Band.

2:15- KFI -Portia Faces Life. KNX -Pot Luck Party.

*KHJ, KGB, FIN DE-Don Lee Newsreel Theater.

KMI'C -Souuth of the Border. RMTR -W'in Morro. KGFJ -Dancing Rhythm. *R PM-Ness. KFOX- Public Bulletin.



JANUARY 16, 1944 RADIO L I F E

t : DO*KHi- Newsreel. 2:30 -KFt -Just Plats Bill.

RECA -Ruth Wentworth. KMPC- Flying Fret. KFWB -Hal Nt, les. KPAN -Werk for %i,tory. KW'KW -1st Baptist Church.

*KRKD -News. KGFJ-Almee Johnson.

*RFXM -Newsreel. KFUX -8ongs of the West. KFSD -My True Story.

2 :40 *KNX -News. 2:45 -KFI -Frost l'ale Farrell.

KNX- Amerlean Women. *KECA -Edward Jorgenson.

News. *RFAC, KFVD -News.

KRRD -South See Serenade. KIND. --Al and Lee Releer.

3 KFI -Doer Playhouse. KNX -Housewives' Protective

League. *RECA --Sig Star Flnal.

RAJ, 1R'0E -Radle Tour. *RMIM: -News, Was Museum.

RrWR- .Vocal karirtles. * MTCR

News Manic. A n *WSW- ender Star -News.

*RGFFJ. KO R -News. ROB -Prayer, Philip Key ne-

Gordon. KFXM- Prayer, liesatinas. *.P AS-List eners' Digest. RRRD- Matinee Melodies.

3:10 -KGFJ -Smile Awhile. 3:15 -KFI- -Road of Life.

RECA -Rince Pearl liarbar. KHJ-Our Town.

*KFWB -News. KMTR -Eugenia Clair. KPAS -Juke Box Mntinee. RFSD -- Clancy ('ailing. KFOX-Hawaii Call.. KVOE -Of Clvle Interest.

3:30 -KF7 -Vie and Sade. KNX -Owens and (iayle. KECA- Ladles. Be Seated. KHJ -Round Towner. RMTR - Pianos. KFXM -Tre Song Parade RGB KVOE-- Johnson Family. It RNW -Hoye. Hour.

*FEFOX -HHelp Wanted. KFVD -Novelty Notes. KFSD -Victory Network.

3:45 -KFI -Bave In Heart. a *KNX -The World Today. Chet

Huntley. KHJ - Bill Hay Rends the

Bible. RMTR- Santaella Ensemble. RFXM- Library Corner. RVOR -CFvlc Interest. RGER -L. S. Coast huard.

4 RF1 -Dr. Kate. RNX- Unscheduled. RECA -Mr True Store.

*KHJ, KFXM, Fulton Lewis Jr.

*KMI'C -News, Cocktails for You.

*KMTR -News, Music. *KG ER, RFIIX - New s.

KFW'-Bert Mise. KGFJ- Spanish Home Hour. KRKD -Toast to the Town.

4:15*KF1 -world News. *RN X- Andersen , News.

KHJ, RGB -Busy Money. KMPC- -Sweet and Sentimental K FWB- Gospel and Song.

*RMTR -Radle Newsreel. *KFVD -New.

KRKD- Mwvleland Quis. K FILM- Johnson Family. KOBR -Dr. Waikem. RFUX -Dave Rose. KPÓD -CIO Service.

4:30 -KFI -Art Baker'. Noirbook. FIN X -Mr. Reese. Tracer of

Lost Persans. *KECA -News.

KMPC -Swing Shift. KIL1- Johnson Family. KW KN'- Itallan Radio Mclo-

dies. KFXM -Dr. Philip Iwrsell. K/:ER- -Gods Bible Hour. RIVE-Rumen Arisent ore.

4:45- KHJ -Pari Carroll's. K ECA- Behind the Nar News. KMPC -Toy Time. KFWII- Mtuart Hamblen. RMTR -Let's Go to the Dogs RFA(' -On the Line.

*KRKD. KFSD -News. KFOX -Eddie Dean. KGBR -Colonial Tabernacle.

5 *KFI --OK for Release. EN X-Gales Drake. KECA KFSD -Terry and the

Pirates. *KHJ -.roadway News. *KMI'('- News, Swing Shift.

*KPAM- -Vnele Charlie. K Rit W-American Jewish Hr. RKK1) -Bong of the Modifie. KFVD- Evening Serenade.

*KGFJ, KGER-News. KGB- Johnson Family. RPI/X- Sunshine Pastor.

*KFXM -News. KFOX- Sunshine Pastor.

Ii OB -KGBR -Olga Graves. 5:15 *KFI, KFVD -News.

K NX -Texas Rangers. *KECA -News.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HVIIE- Superman.

KMPI -Aloha Land. KMTR- Sersiee Salute, the

Marines. *RFAC, KFVD -News.

KFrSD -The Sea Hound. 5 :30 -KFI -Alvin

-Marey Wilder.

*KN Arm-

strong. FS

Flannery.

KHJ - World's Front Page. K M PC-Man With a Band. KMTR -Irwin Allen. KI'AS- Curtis H. Springer. KFAC -Whoa Bill Club. KFVD- 80-90 Club. EKED -Race Results. KGFJ- TwRighi Time. RGER -God' Quarter Hour.

*KI:B -News. KVOE-World's Front Pnge. KFOX -On the Band Wagon.

5:45 *KFI -1a111s Loehner. *KNX -Truman Bradley.

RECA. KFSI)- ('apt. Midnight *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVIR-

Norman 'Nesbitt. KMIM' -Help Wanted. KMTR -/lid Age Pensions. KGFJ -Frank Sinatra Sings. RGF'R -11r. James Jeffers.

5:55*KN X -Bill Henry.

6 KM-Kraft Music 11a11. RNX -Ma nr Bowes Amateurs.

*KECA, FSI) -News. *KHJ, KGB. KVIIE- Gabriel

Heatter. *KMIK' -News. Weather, Music *KF1YB, KFOX, KGER. KFXM

-News. *KMTR -News, Sports Roundup.

RFAC -Music for Everyone. KGFJ -Nome or the Range.

6:15 -KH.1. KGB, KFXM, KV/IE- Believe It Or Not.

KECA, KFSD -Today In Hia- tory.

KFWB -Dave liement. KMTK -Ham and Eggs. K l'AS -Te; hnoerncy. KGBR -Res. Burpo.

*RFAC, KF\D -News. 6:30 -KFI -Bob Burns.

KNX-Dinah Shore Show. KHJ -Treasure Hour of Song. KECA KFSD -Spotlight

Bands. KMI'C -Raine Bennett. KFWB- "America Dances." KMTR -Ur. ('lem Davles.

*KPAS -News. KGFJ- Dinner Dance. KGER -Prophecy hec Speaks. KF() X -Hal s Memory Room.

*KGB -Fddie Oreatt. KYOK- Gospel Light.

e:15 -KPAS- Townsend Pian. KM PC-Wartime Washington

Report. e :56 *K EC A -News.

KFSD- Little Known Facts.

7 KFI -Abbott and Costello. KNX -The First Line.

*KHJ, .VUE KGB. KFXM- Raymond (clapper.

*KECA, KIND- Raymond Gram Swing.

*KMIC -News, Song Stylists. *KMTR -News Music. *KRKD. R /:EÌt, KMIX -News.

KFAC- Amerca Waltzes. KGFJ -Spanish Hour.

*KI'AS -News. 7:05 -RGER- Townsend Nat'l Re-

covery Ilan. 7:15 *KECA. KFSD -News.

*KHJ, KGB, KVOE- Fulton Under.

Ki'AS -Our Dally Bread. KMIK -Let's Speak Spanish. RMTR --W. B. Record. KFOX -Dr. Trotter. KFAC -Vaca( Gems.

7:30 -KFI -March of Time. KNX-Here's to Romance. KF:('A, KFSII -Hed Hydre. KHJ- rsacheduled. KIAS- Country Gentleman. KMIK' -Jahn Dot Presents.

*KFWB -News. KMTK -Dr. Michelson. KFAC -Dr. F. B. Fugerbtrg.

KRKD -Do You Know? KGER -The New Church. KFXM-Lone Ranger. KVOF Education for

Freedom. 7:45*KFWB, KFOX- Robert Arden.

KMI'C -.- Government News. KI'AS -The Bell Family.

*KFAC -News. 8 -KFI -Frost Warning. Fred

Warin. Victory Tune Time. KNX -1 Love a Mystery. KHJ- 'altck and Pat." RECA, KFSD -Tommy Dorsey

Orch. *KMPC- News. Three Little

Words. KFWIL- Neuter's News Dis-

patch. *KMTR -News, Church of

Christ. RFAC- Evening Concert.

*KI'AS- listeners' Digest. RFXM -Bulldog Drummond. KVOE -- Smooth Performance.

6:05--KGER -God's Word. 8:15 -KFI -Night Editor.

KNX-Harry James heels. KECA. KFSD -Lttm & Abner.

*RMPC- William Parker. KFWIt -Miss Teddy Lynch. KPAS -Mry Burke King.

8:30 -KFI -Maxwell House Time. KNX -Death Valley Days.

THE PIED PIPER OF LEOLA

LEOLA, too, had a Pied Piper -a piper with a sense of humor w h i c h surprised this South Dakota town. Hear this true story tonight on

DEATH VALLEY DAYS KNX, 8:30 -9:00 P. M.

KECA -Star for a Night. KHJ, K '.OE- Swingphony hall KMIK'- Melodic Interlude.

*KFWB -News. KMTR-Property Owners. KPAS -Radio Gospel Hour. KGFJ -The Four Ares. KFOX -Judge Gardner. RGER -Gospel Tidings.

8:43 -KHJ-Do You Remember. KMIY'- Design for Dancing. KFWB -Help Wanted. KMTR -Eternal Life.

8:55 *KNX - Joseph Harsch. Rtl- Aldrich Family.

QIF *KNX-News. KECA -Reserve.

*KHJ. RFXM, KGB KVOC- News. Glenn Hardy. *KMI'(' -News, Music Box.

KFW'K- Musical Gems. *KMTK -News, Music.

KPAS -Dr. 'Amis Talbot. K GFJ- Mshing Pals.

8:85 --RGER -Rev. Billy Adams. EN X- Cleselandnirea.

11:15 -KHJ, KGB, RFXM, HYDE- Rex Miller.

KECA- Reserve. RMTR -hack to the Bible.

*KFOX -News. 0:30 -KIM- Ellery (htren.

KNX -Rab Becker (:hats About Dogs.

*KECA -Lowell Thomas. RH!, KGB KFXM, KVOE

Faces and -

Places. *KFWIL -News

KI'AS- Spotlight Staries. KFOX- Church of Christ.

0:45 -KECA, FUND- Feature Sec- tien.

KNX -.Sunny Dunham. *KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVON

Fulton Lewis, Jr. KMTR -Spade Cooley Orch. KFOX -Rev. C. T. James.

i0 *KFI -Richfield News. H EI'A. KENil- Erskine John-

son. Hollywood Spotlight (Thrifty Drug 1.

*KNX-Ten o('lok Wire. KHJ, KGB. KFXM -Xavier

('ugat. *KMIN' -News. Moments of

Melody. KFW'at- Fastslde Mante Tonite

*KMTR - -News, Bob Brooks. *KFVD- Newsical. 3 Hrs.

KGFJ -Hank, Nightwatcilman. till e a.m.

KVIIE-Spirit of the Vikings.

THURSDAY LOGS



"Inside the News" with JOHN COHEE and PETER dr LIMA


10:15 *KFI- Thomas Mancini. *KNX -John Burton News. *KHJ. KGR. KVDlf World

News Front Page. KMI'C- Rainbow Rendezvous. KMTR -l'ete l'ontrelli Orch.

10:30 *KFI- Inside the News. KNX -Texas Rangers.

*K11.1. KGB -News. Al Tracs Orch.

KECA -Town Meeting of the Air.

KMIM' -Dance and Homance. KFWB- Eastside Dance To-

olte. KPAS- Balldinz for Tomorrow.

*KFVD -Newsiest.

DANCE Tonite 10 fo 12 P. M. t..rr MIN !N.F. 4..M.y

KFWB A.wr4: a w... seda

10:45- KM- Votee of a Natien. KNX- llrgan. hats.

1i *BFI. RNX, KHJ. KMTR - News.

KFW1t- Eastside Dames Te- nite.

*KMPC -News. Dance sad Ro- mane!.

*KMTR -News, Robla Moore'. Orch.

KFAC-Lucky Loger Dance Time.

*RFVD- Newsical. 11:08- KHJ- Vankee House Party. I 1 : I5- KFI ---Joe Retelun an' Orch. 11:30- KFI -George Oison's Orch.

RNX -Dale Jones Orals. KHJ, KGB. K \OKWings

Over the West Coast. KECA- ('lassie Hour. KMIN; -Musical Amerlcaaa.

*KFVD- Newsical, till 1 .m. 1l:45- KNX -Frankie Master's Oreh.

KFI- Musical Encores. 11:55 *KNX. KFWB-News.

KMPC- Weather.

BULL-DOG? Comedienne Cass Daley

has a dog that is allergic to red. When Cass recently bought a smart red hand- bag, forgetting for the moment the purp's distaste for the color; she was chased off her own porch by her pet. Now, when she wishes to carry the bag she smug- gles it in and out of the house under her coat, figur- ing that what Bowser does not know won't hurt Cass.

TYPED PIPE Geoffrey Barnes is in

character even to smoking these days, what with his new pipe whose bowl bears the carved features of Sa- tan. "And," the annotator of "The Mystery Theater" adds, "it bites like the devil."



FRIDAY, JAN. 21 *Indicates News Broadcast.

At hours where no listing Is shown for a local station, rseorded music has been scheduled.

8-KFI- Johnny Murray. KNX-Collins Calling.

*KECA- Between the Lines. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Dr. Louis Talbot. *KMPC -News, K. Louis

Flatan. *KMTR -News, Music. *KFWB, KPAS. KGFJ, KGER,

KFOX -News. KFAC- Country Church. KIND-Stuart Hamblen.

8:0.5 -KGER -Soul Patrol. 8:15 *KF1 -T. B. Blaklston, Com-

ment. KNX -Valiant Lady.

*KECA -News. KMPC- Market Report,

Weather. KMTR -Ur. Michelson. KGFJ -Swing Styles. KGER- Mizpah. KFOX -Take It Easy.

s:30*KFI, RRKD -News. KNX-Kitty Foyle.

*KHJ -6111 Haworth, News. KECA- McNelll's Breakfast

Club. KMPC -Unity Daily World. KFWB -Help Wanted.

*KFAC. KWHW -News. HPAS -Haven of Rest. KRKD -News Headlines. KFOX -Rev. Paul ('revlston. KFXM- Sunshine Service. KGB KVOF- -Jolly Joe and

Ralph. 8:45 -BFI -David Hnrum.

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories. KHJ-Victor lindiahr. KMTR -Bible Treasury. *KM'S-News. KFAC -Cowboy Trails. KGER-Rev. Bennington. KFOX-King's Men. KFVD -Vocal Favorites. KVOE- l'ankes House Party.

8:55 --KGB, KFXM, KVOE -Iluw Do You Say It?

8:58 -KMTR -Time Signal. ek- KFI- {:allant Heart. 7 KNX-Kate Smith.

*KHJ, KGB, KMM, KV()F Ranke Carter.

KECA- Women Who Make News, Dorothea Ramsey.

*KMPV, KMTR, KWKW- News. Music.

*KGFJ, KGER -News. KFAC -Musical Comedy. KFW'B -Dr. Reynolds. KPAS-Polly and l'at. KRAD- Sagebrush Serenade. KFOX- Firebrands for ,Jesus. KIND- Memorable Music.

9:115 -KGER -Rev. Larrimore. 9:15 -KFI- Woman of America.

KNX -BIB Sister. *KECA- \ewe. KHJ -Time Out. KMPC-Easy Rhythm. KMTR -Dr. James McGinley. KFAC -Voire of Health. KGFJ- Medical. KGER -Rev. .1. A. Lovell. KFXM -Family Almanac. KGB, KVOE -Music Mixers.

*KFYD -News. 9:30 -KFI- Reserve.

KNX-Romance of Helen Trent.

HHJ, KGB, KVOE -1 Hear Music.

KECA, RFSD- Breakfast at Sardis.

*KFWB, KWKW -News. KMTR -W. B. Record. KPAS-Community Program. KFAC- Mid -Morning Serenade KGER -Radio Revival. KFXM- l'ours Very Truly. HF{'D -Dr. ltiche rdsvn.

9:45 -KFI -Betty and Bob. KNX -Our Gal Sunday. KMPC -Two for the Show. KFWB-Varieties. KMTR -Curtis H. Springer.

*RRKD -News, Clifton. KFVD -Here ('omen Parade.

0:55 -KRKD -Ohl- Ohl-- KHJ--Aunt Jemima.

10-KFI -Tillamook Kitchen.

KNX -Life Can Be Beautiful. *KHJ, KFXM. KV()E- News.

KECA, KIND -Tony Morse. *KM PC-News, Housewives

Exchange. KFWB-Kitchen Kollege.

*KMTR -News, Pastor H. O. Egertaon.

KFAC -On the Line.

*KGFJ. KPAS, KGER, KFOX -News.

KWKW- Woman's World. KRKD -Turf Bulletins. KFVD -Morning Serenade.

10:05 -KGER -Full Gospel. 10:15 -KFI -Mirth and Madness.

KNX -Ma Perkins. RECA, KFSD- .Sweet River. KHJ-Happy homes, Norma

Young. KMTR- Chicago Tabernacle.

*KPAS -News. KGFJ -Voice of Health. KRKD -Dr. Richardson. KFOX -Rev. Emma Taylor. KGB -Bable Rhodes Orch. KFXM -All Around the Town.

10:30 -KFI -Burritt Wheeler. *KNX -Bernadine Flynn, News

KECA -Jay Burnett. *KHJ, KVOR, KFAC-News.

KMPC -Mid- Morning Melo- dies.

KMTR -Floyd B. Johnson. *KFWB, RWKW -News.

KPAS -Meet Priscilla Alden. RRKD -Voice of Government. KGFJ -Salon Swing. KFYD -Union Rescue Mission. KGER- Sunshine Pastor.

10:35 -KHJ -Leaders of United Na- tions.

KGB, KFXM. KVOE- Lunch- eon with Lopez.

KFOX -Lou White, Organ. 10:40 -KHJ -How Do You Say It? 10:45 *KFI -Art Baker News.

KNX-The Goldbergs. KECA -Treasury Salute. KHJ -Lady of Charm. KMPC -David Ramsey. KFWB- Science of Mind. KMTR -Dr. Philip M. Lovett. KFAC -Organ. KRKD- Midnight Mission. KFOX -AI Clausen. KFSD -Baby Institute.

11 KFI -Guiding Light. KNX-Young Dr. Malone. KECA- Bankhage Talking. KHJ -This Changing World.

*KMPC -News William Parker K FW'B -Al Jarvis.

*KMTR -News, Dr. Louis Talbot.

*KPAS, KFYD, KGFJ, KGER - News.

KWKW -Paul Allison. KFAC -Les Adams. KRRD- Studio Quiz. KGB, KFXM, KVOE -4 edric

Foster.

n CFI KFVD F G K6FJ KFYId rat K6ER KWKW KFSI TKUPC j I lTK D T KPTC KFDYTKTT KVOE

POI0 1 1020 II 0 J. 1240 TI330 1390 T 710 BB00000 A90 1070 11 1 1230 1280 1360 1410 1490

11:15 -KFI- Today's Children. KNX -Jo ce Jordan. M. D. RECA, KFSD- Mystery Chef. KMPC Yam Adams. KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Quaker

City Serenade. KGFJ -Pot Pourri. KFOX- Spotlight Bands.

11:30 -KFI -Light of the World. KNX -We Love and Learn. KHJ, KGB -Rose Room. KFXM, KVOE- Yours for a

Song. KMPC -Say It With Music. KMTR -Curtis H. Springer.

*KPAS- Pasadena Independent. *KWKW -News, Music. *KRKI), KFAC, KFOX -News.

KGFJ -City Dwellers. KGER-Rev. Chas. Greene -

myer. 11:45 -KFI -Betty Crocker.

KNX, KFXM -Linda's First Love.

KHJ, KGB-Melody Rendez- vous.

*KECA, KFSD -News. KNX -True Story. KMI'(' -This Day of War,

Prayer. RIAS- C.ibson's Painted Post. KFYD- Violet Schram.

11:55 *KWKW -News.

National Skin Protector Presents

Fast 5- Minute Summary Afternoon Headlines this

Morning Daily 11:55 A. M.

KWKW -1430 Kc.

12-KFI -Farm Reporter.

RNX- Nelghbors, Irene Beas- leyy.

KECA- Morton Downey. *KH.I- Broadway News. *KMPC -News, Weather. Bari-

tones. *KMTR -News. Bob Wills and

Playboys. HPAS- Farmyard Capers. KFAC -Luncheon Concert.

FRIDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear In I.Ightface Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

l'ariet y 8:00- Johnny Murray. KFI. 9:111- --Kate Smith. KNX. 9:30- Breakfast at Bardl's,

KECA -KFSD. 10:00--Chef Milani. KFWR. 111:35 -- Luncheon with Lopez.

KGB- KFXM -KVOE. 4:30 -Art Baker's Notebook. KFI 6:00- Hollywood Showcase. KNX 6:30- People Are Funny. KFI. 6:30 -Spotlight Rands. RECA-

RFVD. 7 :00-Moore-Durante Show,

KNX. 7 Amos 'n' Andy, KFI, 7:. Stage hour Canteen. KNX. 8:311 -Your All -Time tilt Parade.

K FI. 8:30- W'hovt'x the Same of That

Sung ̂ , RIIJ. 9:00 -Kate Smith Hour, KNX. 9:0)- Furlough Fun, RFl. 9:30 -,Iran Davlx Show, BFI.

10:00-Hollywood Spotlight, RFA'A

Drama 3:00 -Star Playhouse, KFI. 4:45- ('apt. Jack, 6:30 -The Brewster Roy, KNX. 7:30 -Lone Ranger RHJ -

KFXM- KGB -k YtIE. 8:00 -1 IAlxe a Mystery. KNX. 8:15 -The Parker Family.

RECA- RFNI). 8:30- Phillip Morris Playhouse.

KNX. 8:30-Gang Busters, RECA-

KFSD.

War 10:3.5--Leaders of United Nations,

KHJ.

2:45- American Women, KNX. 4:45-H. V. Kaitenhorn Reports.

KFI. 8:00 -Reuters' News Dispatch,

KFWB. 8:00 -- Television, Test Pattern.

WBXYZ. 8:30 -Television, Today's Globe,

Late News. WBXYZ. 9:00 -Television Art Apprecia-

tion, WekYZ.

Quiz Programs 8:36 -Double or Nothing, KHJ-

DIMS. 8:00 -Quiz of Two Cities, KHJ.

Outstanding Music 3:30 -Keep Singing. America,

HIS X. 8:05 -Fred Waring. BFI. 5:00- Evening Concert. KFAC.

10:00 -Lucky lager More Time. KFAC.

10:00- Newelcal, KFYD. 50:00- F.astride Dance Tonite.

IAMB. 11:00 -Classic Hour, RECA.

. Public Affairs 2:55 -Day in Washington. KHJ. 8:00 -Frost Warning. KFI.

10:45 - ('heater Bowles, OPA Di- rector. RECA.

Sports- Comment 10:00 -Turf Bulletins, KBKD. 5:30 -Race Results. /MID. 6:06-Sports Roundup KMTR. 7:30 -Sports Newsreel, KFI.

10:00- Legion Fights, KMPC.

*KGFJ KGER, KFSD, KGB, KVÓE -News.

K W K W- Heartstrings, KRKD- Prairie Schooner. KFYD- Luncheon Music. KFXM -Hollywood Headlines. KFOX -March Time.

12:10 -KGER- Listen, Ladies. 12:15-KFI-Ma Perkins,

KNX -The Open Door. *KECA -News.

KHJ, KGB. RVOE- Palmer House Orch.

*KFOX, KFXM -News. KFAC -Luncheon Concert. KGFJ -Hoosier Observer.

12:30 -KFI - Pepper Young's Family. *KNX -William Winter.

RECA- 10 -2 -4 Ranch. KHJ -Homemakers' .Club.

*KFWB, KFAC -News. KPAS -Curtis H. Springer. KWKW- Maurice Johnson. KFOX- Symphonic Swing. KFXM -Farm Report. KVOE- Yankee House Party.

12:45 -KFI -Right to Happiness. KNX-Bachelor's Children. KECA- Sleepy Valley. KFWB -AI Jarvis. KPAS -Pasadena Civic.

*KFAC -Newa. KFVD -Violet Schram. KFOX -T ry Star Parade. KGB, KFXM, KYOE- yankee

House Party. 1CF1- 1Backstage Wife. KNX -Broadway Matinee.

*KECA -News Summary, Sam Hayes.

*KM News, Man of the Desert. 1/MB- Today's War Moods.

*KMTR -News, Music. KPAS -G. Allison Phelps.

*KGFJ KFYD, KGER -News. RWKr -Jack Wolf Band. KFAC -Ralph Lowe. KFSD- National Farm and

Home. SVGA-Walter Compton.

1:O5-KGER- Officials on Parade. 1:15-KFI-Stella Dallas.

KHJ-Strollin' Tom. *KECA -Blue Newsroom Re-

view. KMPC -29 Palms. KMTR -Haven of Rest. KFAC -J. Newton Yates. Or-

gan. KFXM -Navy Time. KGFJ -]'our Date.

1 :25*K N X-News. 1:30-KFI-Lorenzo Jones.

KNX-School of the Air. KHJ-This Is Music. KGB, KVOE -Full Speed

Ahead. KECA, HFëD -Time Views

the News. KMPC- Family Bible.

*KPAS, KWKW-News. *KRKD-News, Music.

KGFJ -Donn Mansfield Cald- well.

KFOX- Christian Science. 1:35 -KWKW -Henry King Orch. 1:45-KFI-Young Wilder Brown,

*KECA, HFSD -Peter de Lima. KMPC -Bits and Hits. KMTR -Curtis H. Springer. KRKD-Singing Waiters. KGFJ -Tie Toe Tunes. KGER-George Strange.

2-AFI -When Girl Marries. KNX-Mary Marlin. KECA- What's Dole', Ladles.

*KHJ, KGB, KVOE -Roy Dady. News.

*KMPC -News. Answer Me This.

*KMTR -News, Music. *KGFJ -News.

KWKW, KRHDConcert Matinee.

KPAS-Saddle Song Matinee. KFOX -Organ Treasures. KIND-Victory Parade. KGER -Long Beach Band.

2:15- KFI -Portia Faces Life. RNX -Pot Luck Party. KHJ -Today on the ('oast.

*KGB, KFXM, KVOBMDon Lee Newsreel Theater.

KMPC -I Solemnly Swear. KMTR -Win Morro. RRKD -Women's Work. KFOX -Public Bulletin.

*KFSD -News. 2 :20-KGER-Long Beach Band. 2:30 -BFI -Just Plain Bill. .

KECA -Ruth Wentworth. *KILT- Newsreel. KMPC -Lady at the Mike. KINVB -Hai Styles.



JANUARY 16, 1944

. /:Mr /

- . . r ", . -

RADIO LIFE KPAS -Work for Victory. KFOX -Songs of the West. KWKW -Ist Baptist Church.

*KRKD -N ews. KIND-My True Story.

2:40 *KNX -News. 2:15 -KFt -Front Page Farrell.

KNX -American Women. KMP-Iris Gabriel. *KECA- Edward Jorgenson,

News. *KFAC. KFVD -News.

KPAS- Hospitallty (louse. 2:55 -KHJ -Day in Washington.

1p-KFI-Star Playhouse, KNX -Housewives' Protective

League. y

*KHJt , KVOE-RRadio *KMPC -New. Wax Museum.

KFW11 -Vocal Varieties. *KMTR -Newa Music.

KFAC -9 mpllony. *KPAS- Listeners' Digest. *KWKW'- Pasadena Star -News.

KRKD- Matinee Melodies. *K(:FJ, KGER -News.

KGB- Prayer, Philip Keyne- Gordon.

KFXM -Prayer, Devotions. 3:10 -KGFJ Smile Awhile. 3:15 -KFI -13oad of Life.

KHJ-Background for Living KECA, KFSD -R e.

*KFWB-News. KMTR -When Sirens Wail. KI'AS -Juke Ilea Matinee. KFOX- Hawaii Calls. KVOE -Of Civic Interest.

3:30 -KFI -Vic and Made. KNX-Lynn Murray's Music. KECA- Ladies. Be Seated. KHJ -Round Towner. KGB, KVOF.-- Johnson Family KMTR -(Mans. KFXM -Treasury Song Parade KWKW -Hayes Hour. KGFJ -Operatic Gems. KFVD -Novelty Notes. KRKD -News Headlines. KIND-Listening Time.

3:15 -KFI -The Brave in Heart. *KNX -The World Today, Chet

Huntley. KHJ, KVOE -Bill Hay. KMTR -Santaella Ensemble. KFXM- Library Corner,

3:55 -KGB -Miracles of Faith.

4 KFI -Dr. Kate. KNX -Milton Charles. KECA -My True Story.

*KHJ KFXM, KGB, KVOE- Fulton Lewis Jr.

*KMPC -New,. Cocktails for You.

KFWB-Bert Flake. *KMTR -News, Music.

KRKD -Toast to the Town. KGFJ -Spanish Home Hour. KIND-Piano Music.

*EWER, KFON -News. 4:15 *KFI -News of the World.

*KNX -Andersen, News. RHJ, KGB -Busy Money. KMIC- Sweet and Sentimental KFWIt- (:repel and Song. KMTR -Radio Newsreel.

*KF1'I) -News, KRKD- Movtetand Quiz. KGER -Dr. Walkem. KFXM -.Johnson Family. KIND-Duration Dialogue.

4:30 -KFI -Art Baker's Notebook. KNX -Broadway Calling.

*KECA, KMPC -News. KHJ -Johnsen Family. KMPC -Swing Shift. KWKW- ltallan Radio Melo-

dies. KFXM -Dr. Philip M. Lovell. KGER-God's Bible Hour. 4:15*KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn. KECA -(apt. Jack. KHJ-Round Towner. KM PC-Help Wanted. KFWIi-Stuart Ii- Stuart Hamblen. KMTR -Let's Go to the Dogs KFAC -Rhumba Time.

*KRKD, KFMD -News. KGB- Musical Scoreboard. KGER- Colonial Tabernacle.

5 *KFI -OK for Release. KNN -Galen Drake. KGER-American Jewish Hr. KECA KFSD -Terry and the

Pirates. *RHJ -Broadway News. *KMr( -News, Swing Shift. *KMTR -News, Music.

KW'KW- Amerlean Jewish Hr. KP.1S-- 1'ncle Charlie.

*KMTR, KGFJ, KGER, KFXM -News.

KRKD -tongs of the Saddle. KIND- Evening Serenade. KFOX- Sunshine Pastor. KGB - Johnson Family.

5:05 -KGER -Olga Graves. 5:15*KFI, KFVD -Newa.

KNX -Texas Rangers.

KECA- Twilight Tales. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Superman. KHI C -Aloha Land. KMTR-Salute to the Services

*RFAC, KFVD- News. 5:25.-KNX-Meet the Music. 5:30 -KFI -Alvin Wilder.

*KNX -Harry Flannery. KECA, KFSD -Jack Arm-

strong. KHJ, KVOE- World's Front

Page. KMIC -Man With a Band. KMTR -Irwin Allen. KI'AS- Curti. H. Springer. RFAC -Whoa Bill Club. KRKD -Race Results. KFVD-OO -90 Club. KGER-God's Quarter Hour.

*KGB -News. KFOX -On the Band Wagon.

5:15 -KFI -Louis P. Lochner, Com- mentator.

*KNX -News, Truman Bradley. KECA, KFSD -Capt. Midnight

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE- Norman Nesbitt.

KMI'(' -Help Wanted. KMTR -Old Age Pensions. KGFJ -Frank Sinatra Sings. KWKW- Unity. KIND- Victory Parade. KICKD- Hollywood Tunesmiths

5:55 *KNX -Bill Henry.

6 *KFI -Waltz Time. KNX -Hollywood Showcase.

Ben Hur Presents

Hollywood Showcase

with

Hedda Hopper Showcasing

the Stars of Tomorrow

KNX Friday-6 :00 p.m.

*KHJ, KFSD. KFXM, KVOR- Gabriel Heatter.

*KECA, REND. KFWB, KGER, KFOX -News.

*KMPC -News, Candlelight and Silver. *KMTR-News, Sports Roundup

KPAM- Pilgrim Inspirational Hour.

KGFJ-Sundown Serenade. RFA(' -Music for Everyone.

8:15 *KFSD, KVOF News. KHJ KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Believe It Or Not. *KECA, REND-Today in His- tory.

KFWB -Dave Ormoni. KMTR -Ham and Eggs. KRKD -Song -O. KGER -Rev. Burpo.

of Christ. 6:30 -KFI - People Are Funny.

KNX -That Brewster Boy. KECA KFSD -Spotlight

Bands. KHJ, KYOK-Double or Nothing,

KMPC- Hello, Neighbor. KFWB- "America Dances." KMTR -Dr. Clem Davies. KGFJ -Dinner Concert. KGER- Prophecy Speaks. 6:15- KI'AS- Townsend Plan. KRKD -Sweet and Lovely. KFXM- Listen to This.

ít:35 *KECA- News. KFMD- Little Known Facts.

7 RFI -Amos 'n' Andy. KNX- Durante- Muore.

*KECA -Ray W. Smith. KHJ, KGB, KY OR-Dale Car -

segle. *KMI'l', KMTR -Newa, Music.

RFAC -America Waltzes. 'RGFJ- Spanish Hour. *KRIM, KGER, KFI)X, KUAS

-News. KFXM -Manpower ('om.

7:05-KGER-Townsend Nat'l Re- covery Plan.

KPAS -Gilbert Wales. 7:15 *KHJ, KGB, KFXM -Fulton

Ouster. *KECA, KFSD -New..

KMPC -Let's Speak Spanish. KMTR -W. B. Record. KRKD -Three Quarter Time.

*KPAS -Oar Daily Bread. KFAC- Chapel Quartet. KFOX -Dr. Trotter.

.7 7:30-KFI-Sports Newsreel. KNX -Stage Door Canteen. KECA -Free Men Are Fight -

ing. KIIJ, KGB, KFXM, KVIIE-

Lone Ranger. KMPC -John Doe Presents.

*KFWB -New.. KMTR -1/r. Michelson. RFAC -Lucille l'aimer. KGER -Rev. Laurence Plume. KI'AS- Country Gentleman. KRKD -Do You Know? KFOX- Service Men's Club.

7:15 -KFl- Cabbage. and Kings. KMPC- Government News. KFWB, KFOX -Robert Arden.

*KFAC -News. KI'AS -The Bell Family. KFSD -Men, Machines and

Victory. 8 -KFI -Frost Warning, Fred

Waring Victory Time Time. KNX -1 Love a Mystery. KECA, KFMD -Tommy Dorsey

Orch. KHJ -Quiz of Two Cities.

*KMPC -News, Three Little Words.

*KGER -New.. KFWB- Dispatch from Reut-

ers'. *KMTR -News.

KFAC -Evening Concert. *KPAS- Listeners' Digest.

FLOYD J. JOHNSON

and King's Ambassador Quartet HMTR- 8:05 -9:00 P: M.

Also 10:38-10:45 A. M. Monday through Friday

RGFJ -B. & R. Boys. KFOX -Rainbow Trio. W'BXYZ- Television, Test Pat-

tern. KVOE-The Shadow.

8:05 -KGER- Mispah. KPAS -J. Frank Burke. KMTR -Floyd B. Johnson.

9:15 *KFI -Fleetwood Lawton. KNX-Joan Brooks. KECA -The Parker Family.

*KMPC -William Parker. KVOM Denny Breckner Orch. KFWB -Young America

Speaks.

?Naas/ .Cy4K9kl eRd1 LISTEN TO ' :' What's the Nome of That Song?"

rciray. ó'30 .aa DON LIE unworn

"42" NAIR OÍ( e 2" SHAMPOO

8:30 -KFI -Your All -Time Hit Parade.

KNX -Philip Morrie Playhouse KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KYOR-

What's the Name of That Song?

KECA, KFSD -Gang Busters. KM P('Sportst ime.

*KF IV B -News. KFOX, Kl'A* -Judge Gardner W6XYZ- Television, Today**

Globe. Late News Flashes. 8:45 -KFWB-Help Wanted.

KMPC- Design for Dancing. th- Furlough Fun. KNX-Kate Smith Show. KECA -Meet l'nur Navy.

*KI1J, KFXM, KGB KV()E- News, Glenn Hardy.

KFWB- Musical Gems. *KMI(', KMTR -News, Music. W6X1'7 Television, Art Ap-

preciation. 8:15 *RHJ, KFNM, KGB, KVIIE-

Sizing Up the News, Sam Baiter.

KRKD -County Bari Dance. 9:30- KFI-Joan Davis -Jack Haley

Show. *KECA- Lowell Thomas. *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

General Barrows. *KFWB-News.

KFOX -MaJor Itateson. KGFJ- Brother Tonomy.

... ..,..aw-.

FRIDAY LOGS 9:45 -KECA, KFSD- Feature Sec-

tion. *KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVO

Fulton Lewis Jr. KMTR -Spade ('ooley's Orch. KI'AS- Charley Hemp.

9:55 -KNX- Joseph Harsch. i*KFI -Richfield News.

*KNX -Ten o'Clock Wire. KHJ, KGB- Freedom of (Ip-

por. unity. KECA- Erskine Johnson Hol-

lywood Spotlight (Thrifty Drugs.)

*KM PC-News, Legion Fights. KF W'B- Eastside Dance Tootle





KF4C -Lucky Lager Dotage e.

*KFVD- Newsical, 3 Hrs. KGFJ -Hank. Nightwatchman.

tit 8 a.m. KFOX- Palmer Pia

10:05 -KGER -Locy West. 10:10 *KGER -Aubrey Lee, News. 10:15 *KFI -Manchester Roddy.

*KNX -John Burton. KHJ, KGB, KVOE- George

Olsen's Orch. KMTR -fete Pontrellli Ore*.

10:30*KFI- inside the News, (Thrifty Drug).

KNX -M. Piastre. *KHJ, KGB -News.

DANCE Tonite 10 fo 12 P. M. t.voy ai,. 1...r1 s.d.y

KFWB Aaarh. i rt.r,i ta.N

*KFVD- Newsical. 10:45 -KFI -Voice of Nation.

KECA -Chester Bowles, OPA Administrator.

11 *KFI, KNX, KMTR -News. *KHJ -News. Alsinn Rey Ore*. RECAClassic Hour.

KFAC-Lneky Lager Danes Time.

*KMPC -News, Danes and Romance.

KFWB- Eastside Dance Ts- nue.

*KMTR -News, Robin Moses's Orch.

*RFVD- Newsical. 11:15 -KFI -Joe Relchman's Orch.

KPAS -Evening Whispers. 11:20- RNX -Harry James. 11:30-KNX-Phil Harris Ore*.

KFI- George (Neon's Drell. RHJ- Mlnfedetta. KMPC -Treasury Star Parade. KGER -Memory Ranch.

*KFVD- Newsical, till 1 a.m. 11 :45-KFI-Musical Encores.

KNX-Horace Heidt Orch. KMPC- Musical Americana.

11:55 *RNX. HMIS- News., KM P('- Weather.

FAVORITE PHOTO Kate Smith has posed for

hundreds of publicity pictures but one of her favorites was made just recently. Photo shows the CBSong- bird rehearsing "Silent Night" with four youngsters from the famed Paulist choir.



SATURDAY, JAN. 22 R. LIFE: LOGS are checked

carefully and Intelligently, item by item each week, wait program information furnished by the ra- rk.us htations. They ore, therefore its accurate as k humanly pos- ible under present shifting wartime road lions.

1

*Indic tra News Broadcasts.

At hours Shown recorded scheduled

where no listing is for a local station. music has been

HAVEN OF REST 8:00 TUES.

ALSO A MUTUAL

A. M -KHJ URS., SAT.

F 711IS TIME OVER DON LEE SYSTEM

8 Ft A-Hook 'n' Ladder Follies

*KNX, KGFJ, KI'AS, KI:EH- Ne *KEl'.1- Itetw'een the Lines.

KHJ, KF'Xyl, KGB, KVOF.- Haven of Rest.

*KM I'(' -News, Kurt natal,. KF'W It -Dave (Irnumt.

*MIT It-News, Music. KFAC- Country ('laurel,. KWKW- Science of Mind. KRKI)- Morning Melodies. KFUX -Fish Canners Assoc. KEN D -St tilt rt Hamblen. KFVD- Itreakfast ('lab.

8:R1-KNN KGE:

*KFO' 8:15*KF.('.

KM l' 11'r

KMI' KRK KGF KG FI

-Let's Pretend. K -Saul Patrol. C -News. 1, KFNI -News. ('- Market Report, other. H -Dr. A. C. Michelson. D-I nnern Enemy. 1 -Swing Styles. R -M izpalt.

8:30 -KFI- Lighted Windows. KNX -}',['.Moon in Ration.,

Billie Burke. KECA- McNeill'. Breakfast

('It *KHJ, KEA(', MOLD-News.

KMI'(' -You Shall (lave Momie KI'AS -l'. E. Gardner. KFIIX -t a ricties.

*KWKW -Newn. *KRRD -News Headlines.

KGF .I- Jungle Jim. Kilt -- Family Circle. KFXM- Sunshine Set., ire. KYOE -- Concert Miniature.

8:15 -K H.1- .Iunior Army. *K Flt II -News.

K t-AC-Plano Briefs. KEA 11-- Flu oritea. KMTR -International Sunday

Schad. K /:1'.1 -Tick Tak Tunes. KFIIX -King's Men.

8:38- KMTR -Time Signal.

9 *KFI, K((FJ, KI:ER -News. KNX -Theater of Today. KE('A -Art (taker. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV(IE-

Dr. Jahn Matthews. *KMI'(', KMTR, KWKW -

Newa, Music. KI'AS- ('hildren'n Bible Hour. KFAC- Familiar Fnuoriten. KEY IX- Firebrands for Jesus. KRKD- Sagebrush Serenade. KEN ID-Waltz Time.

9:05-KGF 9:15 -KFI- Consumer Time.

KECA- Federated Churches. KM PC-Stage for Sting. KFWII- Ilealth Talk. KMTR -Bill of Rights. KGFJ -Health Talk.

*KFVD -Newa. KIND) -Good ('heer.

9:39 -KFI -l'et Parade. KNX -Starr (her Hollywood. K ECA, KESD- Itreokfnst at

Sarde'.. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV'UE --

Ilrllo, Mont. KMI'('- Studio Party.

*RE'N'N, KWKW -News. KMTR -W. It. Record. KFVD -Here Comes the l'a-

ra de. HGER -Radio Re%I %'al.

9:40 -KFXM -Morning Matinee. KEW It- Bet ter Speech.

:R -Ada S. Teeple.

9:45 -KFI -L. A. County Medical

KFIVII- 1".3.0. Gramm. KMTR -American Story Book.

*KRKD- News, Clifton. KGER -Full Gavel. KGII -Red Cross Reporter.

10-KFI -Here',, to Tooth.

KNX -Campana Serenade, D. Powell.

*KHJ, KFXM, K((It, KVOE,- New ,,, Glenn Hardy.

*KGI'J, KFO X, RGEB -News, *KMI'(' -Newa, 29 Palms.

KFW((- Salvation Army. *KIITR -New ,,, Pastor tl. O.

Egert nun. KWKW- Woman's World. KI'AS-C. S. Marine,,. KHKD -Turf Bulletins. KFVD -Morning Serenade. KFSD- National Farm and

Home. 10:15 *KECA, KI'AS -News.

KM I'(' -Naomi Reynolds. KMTH -Chicago Tabernacle. Kl'.'.(' -I.. A. Medical Assoc. KGFJ -Salon Swing. KFIIX -Re, . Emma Taylor. KFXM -Song Styles. KVIIE- Treasury Star Parade

10:20- KFI -On the Scouting Trail. KNX -Aunt Jemima. KECA- Western Serenade.

*K11.1, KFAC-New s. K51114'-l'an-Americana. KMTR -Sang Show Shop.

*K MEW-News. MOW-Voire of Government. K l'AS -Our Neighbors. KFI i)- ( "nlon Rescue Mission. KGER- Sunshine l'n tor. KFVD- Itoard of Education.

10:33 -KG11, KFN.M- Luncheon lit ith Lopez.

I0:13 *KECA -Newa. KEN It -Dave Ormont. KMTR- Tabernule ('hoir.

*KIND- New.. KFOX -Rev. Fisher.

10:35 *KNX -Ness n.

11 KFI -Roy Shields Co. KNX -Mary Lee Taylor,

Economist. Kl ('A- Met rololitnn Ilaera.

*KM Pr '-News, Symphony of Melody.

KFWB -Al Jan la. *KMTR -News, The Lamp-

lighter. *K PAS- Pasadena News.

KHKD -Studio Quiz. *K(.1'.I, KEA D. KGER -News.

KlOE -- Charles Hodges. KFOX -Thin Rhythmic Age.

KMTR KFI KECA KNJ KFVD KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC K6ER WKW

TKFSOTKMPCTKIEVTKFWBTKNXT KÑO T K KYTK.B,T KVOE

s10T64aT190T93oT02o7! 1 170. 1 íá"D ii 1330 113 0

600 110 870 980 1010 1110 1230 1280 1360 143 14 0

NEWS BROADCASTS Indicated by star

in log listings.

11 :13- KGER -Venice Foursquare. REVD- Mnmical Revue. KGFJ -l'ot 1'01Irri.

11:30- 1(111- Gnntiand Rice, Sparta, Stories.

KNX- Calling Pan- America. KM PC-The fear and the Na-

tion. KFXH -Mehl Trade Union.

*KI'AS- Pasadena Independent. KRKD- .`studio Quiz.

*KF41', KERN-News. *KWKW -New , Music.

K l'OE- Mutual Goes ('ailing. KGER -7th Day Adventists. KGFJ -The Musketeer..

11.15 -KFI -The People's War. KMI'l' -This Day of War,

Prayer. KEW D- linlet Schram.

11 :55 *KWKW -News.

12 KFI -Farm Reporter. KNX- Columbia's Country

Journal. *K 11J-News. *KM PC-News, Weather, Bari-

fumes. *KMTIt -News, Music.

KI'AS -J. Newton 'fates, Organist.

*KGFJ, KGER, KVOF .-News. KRKD- Prairie Schooner. KFOX- Marclt Time.

12:1U- KGER- LI.ten, Ladles. 12:15 -KFI -First Piano Quartet.

*K FOX. KFXM -News. KEPT' -I Solemnly Swear. KVOl' -Paul Martell Oreh. K(: FJ- Mary Yarrow.

12:3i1- KFI- I.yrhr by Liza. *KNX -11 illiam Winter. *KFNB, MAC-News.

KWKW -Mamice Johnson. KFXM, KGB, KV()K-Army-

Na.y House Party. KGER -Bob Carlin. KF'V1) -Mulet Schram.

1 °- e 15-K FI- Reserve. KNX -internal Revenue. KFNR -AI Jarvis.

*Kl'AS, KFAC -New.. KGER -Manual Arts High.

SATURDAY Program Highlights \lur slug Pn'grants Appear In l.t [;Fallee Type: Aftcnwun and

Evening Prugrn res In Boldface.

Variety 9:30 -'}lehn, Mom. Kil3. 9.30 -Break last at Sardl'a,

I:ECA KFSr'. Iu :00- Campana Serenade. D.

Powell, KNX. 111:35 -Luncheon aith Lopez.

KECA. 4:00 -N bnl's New. KE('A. 0:1111 -liarn Daure. KFI. 0:00 -Meet Joe Public. KNX. 0:30 -Spotlight Rande, KE('A-

KFSD. lí::10 -tan Von Top Thin. ̂, KFI. ':00- .11llhun Moline Rand. IC FL :15-(ir hn Mars, KNX.

7 :30-Grand 111e Ilpry. KFI. 9:011 -Hollywood Theater. K El. 9 :n11 -Your till Parade. KNX.

10:30 -Hollywood Barn Dance, KN X.

War 8:34 -- Fashions In Rations. B.

Rorke. KNX. I ::t0- Doctors of War, KFI. 4 :00-Man Behind the Gun, KNX 1:U0-Jobs for Heroes, KECA.

Drama 9,30-- Lighted Windows, KFI. 9:1).- Theater of Today. KNX. 9:31) -Stars Over Hollywood.

KXX. 1:30-The Colonel, KNX. 2 :OI-- I'urlis) Archer, KNX. 4:00 -Nick Carter, KHJ. 6:30-Time and the flay, RMI'C. 8:30 -Inner Sanctum Mystery,

KNX.

Quiz Programs 4:311- Notft Webster Says. RFi. 8:Un -Truth or ('onsenuences.

KFI. ß:110- Thanks to the Yanks,

K N X.

Outstanding Music 1 I :IN1--- 31etropolltan Opera. KECA 2:15- Metropolitan Music Hour,

KECA. 5:30 -Roston Symphony. KECA. 0:1.1 -- Saturday Night Serenade,

RN X. 8:00 -Evening Concert, KFAC. 8:00 -Your Hil lande. KNX.

10:00 -Lucky Lager Dame Time. KFAC.

10:01 -East side Dame Tunite, KFW lt.

11.00- Chtsal¢ Hour. RECA.

Public Affairs 10:00- Here's to Youth, KF't. 12:15 -Internal Revenue, KNX. 3:15 -P'eople's l'lalform, RN X. 4:00 -State Department Speaks,

KFI. 8:30 -(.eon Henderson, RBCA-

KFSD.

Sports-Comment , 19:10 -Turf Bulletin. KRKD.

I1 3n- Grantland Rice, KEY. 1:00 -Ten Pin Topics, KNX. 1:15 -New Orleans Races, KHJ -

ULBS. 1:30 -Hialeah Races, KHJ,

1)1.BS. 5:15--sports Revue. KNX. 5::d -Race Results, KNEED. 8:06-Sport,. Roundup. KMTR.

i*KFI- Rnpert Hughes. *KNX- Report from Washington

KHJ, RV'OE-Ten Il. Topics. *KMP(' -Ness, Unity Word. *KFWB- Today's Mar Moods. *KMTR- Behled the War News.

KFAC-When Sirens Wall. K%KW --Jack Wolf Band. K PAS -Wares. KFXM-Saturday Dance Pa-

rade. *REVD, KGPJ, KGER -News.

LFOX -Dance Time. 1:05 -HGER -Huber and South. 1 :15-KFI-The Peoples' War.

KNX -Report from London. RHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

New Orleans Races. *KM 11'-Weekend Review..

RFA(' - Gilbert & Sullivan. *KRRD, RIAS -News, Mnele.

K GER - George Strange. KFVD- Hawalian Music.

1:30 -KFI- Doctors at War. KNX -The Valenti. KHJ -Hialeah Rares. KMTR- George Highley from

Britain. 1 :45*KFW R -News.

KRRD -- Singing Walters. R PAS-Saturday Session. REVD -Vocal Varieties. KFOX- ('oneert Master.

aKFI-your America. KNX- ('miles Archer. KHJ, R1'OK -Navy Bulletin

Board. *RMP(' -News, Music. *KMTR -News, Dick Ross.

KPAS -Army Emergency Relief.

KWKW, KRKD- Concert Music.

KGER -Lung Beach Rand. *KGFJ -News.

AEON-Organ Treasures. 2:15 -KECA -Metropolitan Musk Hr

J((MI'(' say It With Music. *KNKN, KFWR -News.

2 :30.irkFt_sitory of the Headlines. RNX- Mother and Dud. KHJ, KFXM, KYO rU- Amerl-

can Eagle Club. *KFN'R -News.

KWKW-Ist Baptist Church. *KRRD- News, Music.

2 :15- KFI --G.1. Variety. KRRD -South Sea Serenade.

*KFAC, KF%'D -News. KEY- Vegetables for Victory. 11-KEY-Vegetables

Howe, News. KM- frayer, MacAlister Col- lege ('bole.

*KMIY', KMTR -News, Music. *KI'AS- Llsteaves' Digest. *KFWB, KGFJ, KG ER-News.

KFAC -Ballet Briefs. *KWKW- Pasadena Star -News.

KRKI)- Matinee Melodies. KFOX- Rainbow Trio. KFVD -Popular Favurltes. KVOF Prayer.

3:10 -KGFJ stalle Awhile. 3:15 -KFI -1 Sustain Wings.

KNX -People's Platform. KMIK' -(ray at the Mike. K Verities. KI'AS -Puke Roc Matinee.

3:30 -R11 -Curt Massey and ('o. KECA- Neaten Serenade. KHJ ATOM-Hawaii ('ells. KM1j('- Kei'boatrd Portraits. KMTR- l'laans. KGFJ -Adelaide Byrd. K WKW -Heyes Hoar.

*KKKIB -News. KFOX -HAP Wasted. REVD-Novelty Notes.

3:45- KEI- RAlgion in the News. KNX -The World Today. KEVA--Belaind the Nor News. KMIK' -Mau With a Song.

*KEWII -News. KMTR- Santaetis Ensemble. KGFJ- Musleal Grab Bag. HGER- Medea Childs.

3:35- RNX -('het Huntley, Analyst.

4 RFI-state Dept. Speaks. RNX -Man Behind the Gun. KHJ, KVOB-Nick Carter. KECA- What's New. -Don

Ameebe C.

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KGFJ -Spanish Home Hour. KRRD -Team to the Town.

*KGER, KFOX -News. KFV'D- Piano.

4:45- KF1V7t- Gospel and Song. KMTK'-- ('oûktalls for l'ou.

*KMTR -Radio Newsreel. *KFVD -News.

KRKD- Moorland Quiz. KFOX -Darr Rose. KGER- Colonial Tabernacle.

4:30 -KFI -Noah Wrbeter Says. KNX -Bill Hay. KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV'OE-

Minter Field. 1RFW13-111ind Artists Guild, KEA('- Rhumba Time. KWKN- Italian Radio Melo-

dies. KGER- Prophecy Speaks. KF()X -Congo Room.

4:45- KFWil- Stuart Hamblen. KNX -Meet the Musk. KFM' -On the Line. KFt'I)- Carter Wright.

*KKKI) -News. 4:55 --KNX -Irene Wigton.

IM-KFI-Little Concert. KNX -AI Donahue.

*KHJ, KECA, KGFJ, KGER, KFSD -News.

*KMI'(', KMTK -News, Music. KWKW- American Jewish Hr. KI'AS -Biota Hour. KKKD -Songs of the Saddle. KFVD -F:t ening Serenade.

KFXM, RY()E -Cisco Kid.

KFOX- Snnnhine Pastor. 5:0.5 -KGER -4)Iga Graves. 5:I5 *KF7 -News,

KECA -Western Serenade. K11.1- Itetwern the Lines. KMP(' -Aloha Land. KMTR- Federal Income Tax.

*KFAC, KFYD -News. KWKW -Movie t ka+rupps. KGFJ -Voice of Srrinture.

5:30-KFI-Traffic Tribunal. *KNX -Ilnrry Flannery.

KI:(A -Ronron Symphony. KHJ -Concert. KM PC- Easy Listening.

*KMTR -Irwin Allen. *KPAS KMTK' -News.

KItKI) -Rare Results. K W K W- Unity.

*K PAS -News. KGFJ-Twilight Time. KGER-Rra. Johnny Murdock. MON-On the Band Flagon. KF'V'D -90 -90 ('hub.

5:45 *KF1 -Louis Lochner, Comment *KNX -Truman Bradley, News. *KIL.1, KGB, KFXM, KSOE-

Norman Nesbitt. KMI'('- Bishop Stet ens. KMTK -Died -Age Pensions. KPAS- Christ Lutheran

Church. KGFJ -Frank Sinatra Sings. REVD- Serenade.

5:51 *KNX -Ned Calmer.

6 F7 -National Barn Dance. KKIIJ, KFXM, KGB -Chicago

Theater of the Air. KNX -Meet Joe Public, Art

Baker. *KMP('- News, Weather, Music *KF'WIS, KGER, KFOX -News. *KMTR -News, Sports Roundup MAS- Ilaptist Church.

KFAC -Music for Everyone. K(:F'.1 -Home un tine Range.

RADIO LIFE, KVOE- Dinner Dance.

0:15- RE('A- Taylor Made Melodies. KFWB -Dune Ormont. KMTR -Ham and Eggs.

0:30 -KFI -4 nn Von Top This? KNX -Eleanore King. KECA, KP51 -Spotlight

Band., KMP( -Time and the Play. KFWit- What's Your Answer? KMTK -Dr. ('lem Davies. MAS-Sweet Chariot Hour. KGFJ -Dinner Concert.

Now KPAS -1110 The Sweet Chariot Hour

Authentic Negro Spirituals

22 Singers Saturday, 6:30.7:00 P. M.

KFOX -Hats Memory Room. KGER -Rev. Kula Winning-

ham. KVOE- Gospel Light.

8:4.5- KNX -Saturday Night Sere- nade.

*KI'AS -News. KRKD- Father Vaughan.

8:53 *KECA -War News Round -up. KFI- Million Dollar Band. KECA-Jobs for Heroes.

*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, Kl'OE- Royal Arch Gunnison.

JOE GRAIL PRESENTS

JOBS for HEROES KECA

Sat. 7:00 -7:30 p. m.

*KMPC, KMTK -News, Masir. KFAC -Dr. James ',Wield, Jr. KI'AS- Nazarene Church.

*KRKI), KGER, KFOX -News. KGFJ Spanish Hour. KFSD- Whistling l'aman. 7:15- KNX- Groucho Mart. KHJ KGB, KFXM, KV0E-

Saturday Night Bandwagon. KM1'(' -Let's Speak Spanish. KFWB -Rabbi Winkler. KMTR -W. B. Record.

7 ::t0 -KF7 -Grand Ole ()pry. MCA, READ -Red Ryder. KMIY'- Challenge tb Youth.

*KFW 11 -News. KMTR -Dr. A. U. Michelson. KI'AS- Country Gentleman. KFAC-Edwin Dunning. KRKH -1)u Von Know? KFOX- Soldiers of the Press. KGER -Sister Sylvia.

BUNDLES FOR BLONDIE If Penny "Blondie" Singleton is

cold this winter it won't be her friends' fault. Penny, a victim of the housing shortage, is living in an un- heated beach cottage so her friends and relatives agreed to give her "practical" Christmas gifts. As a result she was deluged with hotwater bottles, bed warmers, heating pads and snuggles. Arthur "Dagwood" Lake presented her with a suit of red woolen underwear and his favorite recipe for hot toddies!

* * WAS COACH

During his student days, Kay Kyser, the "Ole Professor" of NBC's "College of Musical Knowledge," coached a junior high school football team through two victorious years.

KVOE --Just Fite Lines. 7:45-KNX- Yellow ('ab.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM -Sauire Unlimited.

*KFWI4, KFAC- Newa. KPAS -The Bell Family. KFOX -Judge Gardner. K F SG- Erangelist ic. KSOE- Foursquare Church.

IS-KM-Fmk Warning, Truth or Consequences.

KNX- Thanks to the Yanks. KH.1, KV'QE -- California Melo-

dies. KECA KFSI)- Reserte. *KMI'(' -News, Radio Gospel

Hour. KFW11- American Sketches.

*PERTH- News, Music. *KPAS- Listeners' Digest.

KFAC- Evening Concert. KGFJ -11. & R. Boys. KFXM -Ate Maria Hour.

*KGER -News. 8:15- KECA- Cuffnotes on Holly-

wood. KT-NM-Sailors with Wings. KMTR -Victory Program. KI'AS -Frank Burke. KGFJ -California Engineers. KFOX- Institute of Religious

Science. e. KVOE- 4 ;eorge Duffy Orch. KIND- Safety Program.

8:30 -KF7- Abie's Irish Rose. KNX -Inner Sanctum Mystery. KM-Clinic Forum. KFOX -County Barn Dance. KECA, KFSD -Leon Hender-

son Comment. K M P('- Iltsket ba ll. *KFWR- News. KMTK $pnde ('usuley'a Orch. KPAS -Judge Gardner. KGFJ -Saturday Nile Special.

*KGB. KYOE -News, Ted l.ewls Orch.

KFXM -Floyd B. Johnson. 8:4.5 -KECA -In Grandpa's Day. 8:.5.5*KN X -News. 9 -KFI -Young Artists' Contest,

with Omit. KNX -Your Hit Parade. KECA-Cowboy Hit Parade.

*K1tJ. KFXM, KGB, KYOK- News.

*KMI'(' -News. Music Box. KFWI4- Victory Sertice Club.

*KMTK -News, (tack to the Bible.

KI'AS- Pasadena Civic Dance. KFOX-4 hurch of Christ.

*KGF.1, KGER- News. Kl SG -Radix S. S. Teacher. KIND-Eyes Aloft.

9:15 -KH.1. KV'IIF:- Ilurmonleas. *KF% lt. KF()X- News.

KGB -Yirtory Network. KFXM -Bing Crosby.

9:30-KECA-Army Sertice Forces. KM-Faces and flyers.

*KFWIt -News. KMTR -Viennese Ensemble. KRAS- Service ('lab. KGB, KFXM, KVOE -Faces

and Places. KFOX- Municipal Auditorium

Rands. 9 :4.5- KNX - Yon' t Yon Relieve It.

KFI -Concert in Rhythm. KHJ -Unscheduled. KMTR -Spade ('coley's Orch.

*KFWI( -- Desert Battalion, News.

PERMANENT Don Ameche, emcee of the Blue

Network's Saturday s h o w, "What's New ?," says the first autographs he ever signed were as permanent as those at Grauman's Chinese theater. During his summer vacations, Ameche laid cement sidewalks around Keno- sha, Wisconsin, and his last act was to scribble his own "John Henry" on the blocks in some of the principal spots.

* * FORMER AUCTIONEER

Freeman F. Gosdt'n, the "Amos" of "Amos 'n' Andy," was familiar with the tobacco auctioneer's chant long before a cigarette company made it famous. At one time, before his radio career began, Gosden was a tobacco salesman in Durham, N. C.

SATURDAY LOGS

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KPA4-('harle Hemp. KFOX-Ross llropm.

*KFI, KGFJ, KGER -Newa. *KNX -Ten o'('lock Wire,

Huntley, lalle. KECA -Wing. to Victory.

*KFH.t, KFXM, KV ON Dr. Polysoldes.

*KMl ( -News, Let's Dream. KFW11- Eastside Dance Tonite

*KMTR -News, Bob Brooks. KEA(' -Lucky Lager Dance. KPAS -- Lutheran Gospel. KFOX- County Barn Dance. *KIND- Newsical, 3 Hrs. KI:FJ -Hank, Nlghtwatchman,

till 8 a.m. KGSG- Chapman Family.

10:15 -KFI -The I.nsern Enemy. *KNX -John Burton, News.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE- Henry King Orch.

KMI'('- Rainbow Rendezvous. KMTR -Pete Pontrelll Orch. KFOX- Lellanl Hut.

*KI ND- News. KGER -Rev. Jeff Rickard.

10:30 -KFI- George Olson's Orch. KNX -Hollywood Barn Dance.

*KHJ -News. KECA- Reserve. KMI'(' -Dance and Romance. KFKR- F:astside Dance To-

night. KI'AS-- Church of God. KGER -Rev. Mabel Carpenter. *KIND- Newsical. KFXM, KVOE -Gus Arnhelm

Orch. 10:45 -KHJ -Gus Arnhelm Orch.

KI'AS- Piiterim's Inspirational Hour.

KGER -Young People's Re- vival.

KFOX- MaJestie Ballroom. 10:55 -KF7, KECA- Interlude.

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i *KFI, KNX -Newa. KECA-Classic Hour. KHJ- Alvino Rey's Orch. KSOE, KGB -Dance Time.

*KMIY' -News, Dance und Ro- mance..

KFWB- Eamside Dance To- night.

*KMTR -News, Robin Moore's Orch.

KI'AS- Melodies in the Night. KFAC -Lucky Lager Dance

Time. KIND-This Moving World.

*KFS'1)- Neweicsl. KFOX -Victory Ensemble.

:0.5 -KNX -Public Affairs. :15- KFI -Joe Reiehman's Orch.

KMP(' -Dance and Romance. KFVD- Popular Orch. MAS- Melodies In the Night.

:30 -KNX -Harry James. :30- KFI- Pasadena Civic Orch.

KNX -Phil Harris Orch. KHJ- Human Adventure. KMTR -Sons of the Plains. KING-George Hahn, Organ. KYOE -Solve of th! Army.

*KFV'D- Newstcal, till 1 a.m. :45-Kole KMTR -News.

KNX -Dale Jones. KM N'- Musical Americana.

:55 *KNX, KFWB -News. KMI'('- Weather.

NEEDS INTERPRETER Basil Rathbone, who plays the title

role in the Mutual -Don Lee network's "Sherlock Holmes" mystery series, hires an interpreter to decipher part of his mall. The actor's father has written to him in seven different languages, -French, Spanish, German, Dutch, Turkish, Russian and Portu- uese. A British .m i n i,n g engineer, n whose profession taken him to the four corners of the globe, he speaks all seven languages.

* * NEW HAIR -DO

Dinah Shore, star of her own Col- umbia Network variety show, is wear- ing her hair a new way. The new hair -do eliminates the well -known bangs and substitutes a soft pompa- dour, topped with a pert velvet bow.

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RADIO LIFE JANUARY 16, 1944

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Monday, January 17 - "The Gallant Heart,': KFI, 9:00 a.m. (15 min.) Monday through Friday. Formerly KFI, Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m.

Saturday, January 22- "Calling Pan America," KNX, 11:30 a.m. (30 min.) Formerly KNX, Saturday, 1:30 p.m.

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Tuesday. January 18- "Everything for the Boys," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) Tentatively scheduled, this program will star Ronald Colman and Arch Oboler.

I)ramatic serials Sunday, January 16 - "The Life of

Riley," KECA, 12:00 noon (30 min.) As tentatively scheduled, William Bendix will star in this new series presenting amusing sidelights on the domestic foibles of a typical American family.

Sunday, January 16 -"The Woman from Nowhere," KNX, 2:45 p.m. (15 min.) The popular star of "Dear John," lovely Irene Rich, begins a new series.

Tuesday, January 18- "A Date With Judy," KFI, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.) Radio listeners will welcome this re- turn of the delightful Foster family.

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Monday, January 17- "Believe It Or Not," KHJ- :Mutual -DLBS, 6:15 p.m. (15 min.) Mondays through Fridays. Highlighting the program will be the amazing new wonders culled from a world at war.

Tuesday, January 18 -"San Quentin on the Air," KHJ -DLBS, 8:30 p.m. This popular program begins its fifth series on the air.

Thursday, January 20 -"Pick and Pat," KHJ, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.) A new variety program to delight local radio listeners. *

Coal mentation Sunday, January 16- Walter Duranty,

KECA, 5:30 p.m. (15 Min) A news

commentary program by this noted authority on modern Russia.

Saturday, January 22.- Quincy Howe and the News, KNX, 3:00 p.m. (15 min.) Listeners will welcome back this popular pews commentator.

elo)OiaZ/z9P Variety

Saturday, January 22 -"Blue Ribbon Town," KNX, 7:15 p.m. (30 min.) The Grouçho Marx show will have Betty Hutton as its guest star.

AI usic Saturday. January 15- "Million Dollar

Band," KFI, 7 p.m. (30 min.) Xavier Cugat will he guest star.

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Monday, January 17 -"Lux Radio The- ater," KNX. 6:1)0 p.m. (One hour) Play to be presented is "Casablan- ca," starring Hedy Lemarr and John Loder.

Monday, January 17- "Screen Guild Theater," KNX, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.) "I Love You Again" will star Wil- liam Powell.

Monday, January 17- "Susnense," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.) "Dime a Dance" will present Lucille,Ball.

Music Tuesday, January 18 - "The Victory

Parade of Spotlight Bands," KECA, 6:30 p.m. (30 min.) In the spotlight will be an all- American jazz band at Metropolitan Opera House..

Sunday, January 16- "Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin Street," KECA, 6:15 p.m. (30 min.) With Maestro Paul Lavalle will appear the winners of "Esquire's" aii -star band pon. *

Sports Saturday. January 22- Hialeah Races,

KHJ -DLBS, 1:30 (15 min.) A special treat for sports fans.

z/_/f' :Discs With JACK LAWSON

BY DRIBBLES, new records are seep- ing out on the market. Most note- worthy of the latest Columbia re- leases is a pair by BENNY GOODMAN

the "A" side a quartet version of "THE WORLD IS WAITING FOR THE SUNRISE," with the incomparable Goodman quartet; its plattermate a merry mad "SOLO FLIGHT." The whole band takes off on this one with CHARLIE CHRISTIAN and his famous guitar piloting a high riding arrange- ment.

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SGT. GENE AUTRY is still in the army air corps, but OKEH has dug up another duo of discs by the Cowboy King -to wit, "I'M THINKING TO- NIGHT OF MY BLUE EYES" and "I'LL BE TRUE WHILE YOU'RE GONE." These are a couple of new 'uns re- leased for regular Autry fans.

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BROADWAY'S great show success, "OKLAHOMA," comes to wax via Dec - ca's new album of twelve of the top tunes of the musical hit. Principals of the original cast are featured along with the Oklahoma Orchestra and chorus. ALFRED DRAKE solos "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning," and with JOAN ROBERTS, duets "People Will Say We're In Love."

DECCA has another likely hit in "SHOO SHOO BABY" with the AN- DREWS SISTERS and VIC SCHOEN'S orchestra, backed by "DOWN IN THE VALLEY." Patty Andrews takes the lead with "Shoo Shoo,' and the gals get in the groove. Its companion is a hill billy of Ozark flavor. For our money, the sisters remain "America's Favorite Singing Trio."

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OUT AND OUT hill -billy is ERNEST TUBB'S newest coupling for Decca. Ernest gives new treatment to the popular standard, "TRY ME ONE MORE TIME," the plea of a forlorn lover who's been given the air by his girl friend. In reverse mood, "THAT'S WHEN IT'S COMIN' HOME TO YOU" is a rhythmic tune in which Tubb sings of a gal who has done HIM wrong. Both have bass and guitar background.

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WE RAN INTO a gentlemen the other day we were glad to see. LT. (jg) TED WEEMS, of the U. S. Maritime Service. Ted was a great recording favorite before he went into service. One of his boys, whistling ELMO TANNER, recently left the service and is touring now as a solo attraction. We asked Ted how HE liked the service. "Great" he said. "First time I've kept regular hours in twelve years!" While in town, Ted made a guest appearance with FRANK BULL on the popular recorded program, America Dances, over KFWB.



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John Conte Is a Rising Radio Personality Able To Hold His Own With "Maxwell House" Stars

Thursday. 8 :30 p.m. \'RC -KFI

OHN CONTE is a personable, be- moustached young man whose job as emcee on "Max- well House" plops him in the center of fast company - Fannie Brice and Frank Mor- gan, experienced show people from the word "go." The

other day we were musing on this situation, wondering how Conte was constituted to stay apace of such smart entertainers as Mr. Morgan and Miss Brice.

Every Thursday, as you know, Conte stands on the other side of the mike from volatile Morgan. He plays straight man to one of the fastest speaking comics in the business who is a notorious ad-libber besides. Holding up under the Mor- gan verbal barrage, parrying the satirical thrusts, and making the quick retort require talent and training of the first water. Conte has both, we discovered.

Went to Lincoln Much of his training he obtained

right here in Los Angeles. The in- quisitively hazel -eyed John, whose dark, crisp hair and olive skin are clue to an Italian mother and French- Italian father, was born Sep- tember 15, 1915, in Palmer, Massa- chusetts, but migrated with his family to Los Angeles when he was five. By the time he was in Lincoln High school, John had made up his mind

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JOHN CONTE, RIGHT, KEEPS UP WITH glib Frank Morgan, one of "Maxwell Houle's" scintillants. Here he takes exception to one of Morgan's fancy tales.

Inset shows Conte in a smiling mood, just before breaking into song.

to a theatrical career. He devoted all his time to the drama courses and for three years was his school's winner in the city -wide Shakespearian contests.

Fate, who loves an ambitious cal- culator, placed young Conte high on her list. Around these contests, old Shakespearian actors used to congre- gate, lamenting their lost opportuni- ties, pining for the old days. It all impressed John with the necessity for making the most of his talents immediately. After school, he enter- ed the Pasadena Community Play- house and took every role offered to him -juvenile, leading man, character.

It was 1934 by then and the most lucrative job for a young man who read well -so he was told -was radio announcing. He started on Station KFAC. Two years later he went to a network and became head announcer in nine months.

George and Gracie Soon John walked into a break to

which he attributes much of his success as a straight man. He was given a part on the Burns and Allen show, and with it, a chance to watch a veteran straight man at work. Every minute John was in rehearsal he observed Burns in action, -how he timed his lines, how he built up suspense.

"I think it was one of the most important jobs in my life," he says now. "At the time I had no particu- lar intention of doing that sort of thing, but it was fascinating watch- ing Burns."

It was 1939 that John first went on "Maxwell House Coffee Time." He was in New York for a musical comedy role that didn't materalize, when he was invited to audition for the emcee role on the show.

He had no fear of such an audi-

tion and learned only when he ar- rived at the studio that the job also entailed acting straight for Morgan. The audition script was an old one Robert Young 'and Morgan had done a few weeks before. John studied it briefly, tried out, and won the audition. In a few days he was on his way back to Hollywood for the broadcast.

"I was scared at first," he admits, "but everyone, especially Frank, was very kind. As time rolled on, I found that I was no longer afraid and gained more and more assurance. In losing my self- consciousness I gained a better feeling for the part."

Through the years, John has learned other important things from his associates. One of them is restraint. His calculating mind saw that most of the successful actors were of the school of acting that never permitted them for a second to be conscious of the audience. They never went so far in a role that they lost themselves. however. Always they were conscious of the mood of the audience.

"My main tutor is Uncle Frank," Conte stated appreciatively. "fie has taught me rhythm, timing, and de- livery. My records tell the difference between my work four years ago and now."

John's talents are by no means limited to acting as straight to Mor- gan. He launches the show with a song, splices it mid -way with another, and often gives Harlow Wilcox a hand with the commercials.

But he would rather sing than anything. His never - relenting drive to become an actor has been eclipsed only by his desire to be a singer. He has had voice lessons and was featured as a vocalist for a year and a half on his own program.

"My big ambition," he confided, "is to have a like Bing Crosby's."

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BEN WILLET HARD AT WORK. A telephone order that Moony must deliver before noon takes Ben's attention early in the day and here the photographer catches him

as he makes the final count of ration points.

We re/ei 'Ist a Point Subi i#ie 'Scrip t

5. LIKEWISE, HATTIE HIRSCH is con- cerned -she didn't get invited. A look

out the window toward Willet's store sub- stantiates the rumor that Ben's getting ready for some big affair -he's on his way to the barber shop!

2 WHILE THE BOSS WORKS, August Moon takes a quick, forbidden feel

in the rice bin. Reason: It makes him feel so won -won -won -won- simply ec- statical!

By ROBERT REDD

(Author of the Show)

6 TROUBLE REARS ITS UGLY HEAD at the barber shop. Howie, in the chair, takes exception to Ben's statement that "an old man needs all the tonsorial attention he

can get, while a younger man can depend on his youth to keep his looks at par.''



3 BETWEEN CUSTOMERS, Ben takes Moony out to his prize station wagon, which must be in perfect condition because Howie MacBrayer is having Evelyn and Ben

to tea. Here, Moony can't distinguish between a car's carburetor and his boss's linger.

Monday. R:yO p.m. Mutual-KW

QIN JHE Don Lee cameraman made at trip to Point Sub- lime the other day to make a Radio Life record

of what goes on during a typical day in that little town where Ben

Willet ( playec by Cliff Arquette) is mayor, merchant, fire -chief, chair- man of the Red Cross and War Bond rallies, or as 3en refers to himself, "I'm the hubbub of the town."

As you'll see by the pictures, the photographer stopped in first at Ben's store, where he found Ben and Moony (played by Mel Blanc) following out the line of duty. Then,

7 TREADING ON THIN ICE, Howie almost overdoes his host -role. Just as Evelyn was about to pour Ben a cup of tea, Howie finds a flower worthy of her immediate and

undivided attention. Restraint on Bn's part saved the day.

4 BUT THERE'S PEACE in Evelyn Han - over's kitchen as the popular lady -

friend of Willet and MacBrayer makes a

chocolate cake. She, too looks forward to the tea party at Howie's.

as the day went by, he met up with the rest of Point Sublime's citizenry in typical pursuits. You'll see Hattie Hirsch (played by Verna Felton), Evelyn Hanover (p 1 a y e d by Jane Morgan), a n d Howie MacBrayer (played by Earle Ross) in these pictures as true to life as you hear them on the radio each Monday night.

8 AND THE PARTY ENDS with nobody mad at no one. The look in Ben's eye

shows even he falls for Howie's charm when it's so all -inclusive. So as they say n "Point Sublime," "Ain't they the ones!''

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"THE BIG SQUIRT" who makes th whole thing fizz, Jack Bailey. His

uninhibited humor dominates the revelry of CBS' "Potluck Party."

EMCEE BAILEY IN ORIENTAL MOOD. -The day he brought a

Chinese musette to the program, he squat- ted in the corridor outside Studio 2 and tootled "Paper Doll."

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For KNX's Topsy -Turvy Fun f est, "Potluck Party"

.1londay- Friday. 2:15 p. rn. CRS -K.VX

ONE hut an utterly commercial- minded soul would guess that there was a Purpose behind "Potluck Party," that re- freshing dose of radio bi-

carbonate best described by its theme song, "Anything Goes." The average fan of this kilowatt seltzer enjoys every active ingredient of the "party" from Singer Richard Wallace, the effervescent gal, Mayme, bubbling announcer Jack Slattery, the West Hollywood Seventeen Orchestra, and the self - styled "big s q u i r t" who makes the whole concoction fizz, Em- cee Jack Bailey.

That Purpose, as Radio Life heard it, was to make a flock of spot an- nouncements palatable. One day, so 'tis said, KNX awoke with more one - minute commercials than it could tastefully handle throughout the day. So instead of interrupting programs right and left to reel off a quickie, the Brains figured out a way to in-

corporate these "spots" into a lively, listenable program of transcribed commercials. They rounded up seventeen crack musicians, asked Bailey to oblige with b a n t e r, engaged a small group of supporting kidders, and Writer Bob Carroll to whip up a crazy script which gave continuity to the horse -play and the plugs.

The result? Mirth and madness in twenty -five topsy - t u r v y minutes which hold the listener is his dial rather than drive him away mumb- ling about insane commercials.

Gathers Audience Even hard -bitten habitues of Radio

Row can't stay away from the show. Although "Potluck Party" does not broadcast from a studio designed for an audience, it always has one because the people who work at CBS sneak in to see what unpredictable prank will occur. Up in the control room, big -time executives sit to snatch a glimpse of the high finks and linger to see how Bailey will maneuver into a commercial.

Here, in case you haven't heard

.S. BAILEY NOT THE ONLY CUT -UP -Here Jean Ruth, who also conducts KNX's reveille program, plays her "Party" role of Bailey's gal friend, Mayme.



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