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Some of our better programs havebeen taking advantage of their popu-larity recently to increase their ad-vertising talks. The way Jack Benny'sprogram handled Jello was ideal. Theideal program for years was "Stand-ard Symphony," which gave moredignity to their product by simplysaying "a presentation of the Stand-ard Oil company of California" thanthey could possibly have achievedby enumerating all the merits oftheir products. And that was a fullhour's program.

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THE NEW HENRY ALDRICH-Dickie Jones, a Los Angeles boy chosen by Author Gold-smith to play the title role of NBC's popular show. Dickie spent th summer with theGoldsmith family, in order to become imbued with the language and characteristics ofHenry. He's 16 years old; Goldsmith insisted that the new lead be the age of the scrip-tual Henry.

An Adolescent Male, AlwaysInvolved in a Network ofCause and Effect That IsFunny to Everyone But Him

Thursday. 9 p.m.NBC-KF1

GOTH TARKINGTON be-gan it years ago, whenhe published "Seventeen."Clifford Goldsmith pickedup the idea for the Broad-

way show "What a Life," five yearsago, and has been carrying on, viathe air waves, ever since. The storyof the antics of the adolescent male,which have always been screaminglyfunny to his elders; the antics ofa child who has grown tall, put onthe clothes of a man, and desertedthe sand -pile to enter, totally un-equipped for the venture, into thegame of life. . . . Henry Aldrich inperson.Page Four

Here are many ingredients for afarcical situation, or rather countlesssuch situations: the struggles of theyouth to assert his adulthood (forisn't he two inches taller than hisfather, and practically out of highschool?): and the inability of theparents to look upon their blunder-ing, baby -faced offspring and seeanything but the cooing -infantsmall -boy they've always known.The adeptness of Clifford Goldsmithin playing the two points of viewagainst each other has been provedweek after week to the audiences ofthe show: the ideas of the parentswho have learned life's limitations,pitted against those of the borningadult to whom the world is his oys-

ByMARY GREENE

ter . . . a fresh, limitless field of ac-tion ... if only he had a little money.

That last-mentioned item is a ma-jor factor in building up the humorof the thing the picture of a 'grown-up' who has to beg his parents for adollar to take his girl to a movie.A great many of the trials of Henrycenter in his increasing need formoney with which to carry out hisnew life: to procure a car, properclothes, and an entertainment fund.

Frustrated at every turn by a mod-ern economy that protects the humanchild and keeps it financially de-pendent for twenty-one years, he'sforever invo:ved in a network ofCause and Effect that's funny toeveryone but him.

Henry wasn't always as he is now;originally he was designed to playa minor role, one of a group ofyoungsters in a problem play, "WhatA Life." Producer George Abbottsaw the script and offered to buyit if Goldsmith would rewrite it as acomedy. This was done, but the au-thor was skeptical of the results,so much so that he nearly sold ahalf-share in Henry to a clothier fora badly -needed top -coat.

On the ratho, Henry first appearedin a short skit on Rudy Vallee's show.Then he and his family joined KateSmith's hour, later became a sum-mer replacement for the Benny pro-gram, and finally came into theirown. For the past three years theAldriches have aired their skirmish-

es for the benefit of an ever-increas-ing group of fans.

Where Goldsmith continues to getideas for the complicated adventuresof Henry is a question asked bymany listeners. Goldsmith himselfsays that Henry supplies them. Allhe has to do is take his pen in hand,and Henry dashes off into trouble,often taking the author with him.There was the time when Henryclimbed to the top of a hill, lookedfar down into a gorge whose basewas obscured by fog, and remarked:"I wonder how long it would takemy spit to reach the bottom?"

A note was received from a scan-dalized lady in Dubuque. "Spit is anasty word," she wrote, unconscious-ly quoting part of an ancient Cremoslogan.

It seems almost impossible for thevaried escapades of Henry to comeinto being without a pattern for thewriter to work from. Goldsmith hasthe pattern, a family of three grow-ing children. The inevitable situa-tions arise, and Goldsmith exagger-ates, embroiders, and amplifies themuntil another script is evolved. In

addition, newspaper stories, anec-dotes, anywhere the germ of a plotmay be found . . . all is grist for theweekly mill.

Of the original cast, not one mem-ber remains. Ezra Stone, the firstHenry, is in the army; Betty Field,who played 'Mary', and Eddie Brack-en, who was 'Dizzy', are now in Hol-lywood. Ann Lincoln, a later Mary,won a role in "Life With Father"on the strength of her Aldrich fam-ily experience. Norman Tokar, themost recent Henry, has gone intouniform.

In creating the mythical town ofCenterville, Goldsmith has inventeda potential Frankenstein monsterwhich takes little nips out of himif he doesn't watch his details. Henrytransacts a lot of business over thephone, and his author has to keep acareful file of the numbers he calls,lest some listener with a photo-graphic memory write in and askhow come the number of father'soffice changes every week. A mapof Centerville has accumulated, inorder to keep the butcher shop in thesame location at all times. There'sonly one honest -to -goodness authen-tic name of a real person used onthe show: that one is Henry DeHaven,who runs the drug store in WestChester, Pennsylvania, Goldsmith'shome town, as well as in Centerville.

The West Chester neighbors of theGoldsmiths may recognize them-selves under other names on the Al-drich program, for its writer hasoften produced prototypes of them.

Although it isn't intended as such,this show could well serve as a les-son to parents in understanding theproblems of their children. Peopleare prone to assume that they them-selves never grow old: youth mys-teriously accompanies them alongthe years, until gradually all theworld is filled with their generation(young people) and children (anyoneyounger than they are.)

HENRY AND HIS BOSOM PAL, HOMER (Jackie Kelk). They harmonize while doing

the supper dishes at the Aldrich horn., plot ways and means of taking their girls to the

skating rink:

If you're a parent, you might aswell expect to be embroiled in hotwater along with the offspring partof the time. It happened even toGoldsmith. In one of his scripts,Henry ran away from home. Theagency supervisors weren't veryhappy about it, thinking that theremight be an epidemic of runawayboys. Despite their fears, the epi-demic didn't materialize.

Going home, Goldsmith was con-gratulating himself on his under-standing of youth -psychology. Hewas met at the door by his wife,upset and in tears.

"Why must you write such thingsin your script, dear," she sobbed."When you know they might giveyour own boys ideas?"

His son Pat had run away!

FOUR GIRLS WHO HAVE BEEN MARY-Henry's sister. Leh to right, Mary

Rolfe (the present Mary), Ann Lincoln, Mary Shipp (now playing Kathleen) and

Charita Bauer, all helping Author Clifford Goldsmith to blow out the candles on the

"Aldrich Family's" fifth anniversary cake.

Votoft-WAmerica Demonstrates SpeechFreedom When Biggies TalkOpenly During "Town Meeting"

Thursday. in p m.Blue-h:EC.4

gEORGE V. DENNY JR., direc-tor of "America's Town Meet-ing of the Air," has a cleverlittle trick which he performsfor his discussion audience.Holding a two-tone ball be-tween his fingers, he addresses theassemblage: "Here is a ball. Whatcolor is it?"

"Black," some person always replies."Are you sure, my friend? Maybe'sit's white," cautions Denny."The heck it is. From where I sit,it's black.""But it could be white, too, couldn'tit?" queries Denny."Not that ball,-it's black."Tsh, tsh, that is only because fromwhere you sit it's black," says the

moderator as he slowly turns the ballPage Six

around to show a white side. "Nowwhat color is it? You see, everythinghas two sides to it. That's why peo-ple argue two sides."This illustration gives simple insight into the motive behind "TownMeeting." The idea was born back in1934, when Denny, associate directorof New York's "Town Hall," was tak-ing a turn in the park one eveningjust after President Roosevelt had ad-dressed the nation with one of his"fireside chats." Denny met a neigh-bor as he was walking along, askedhim if he had listened to the talk.

"No," the man replied. "I was atTom's house and he's such a rabidRoosevelt hater he won't listen tohim. He only reads enough of whathe says to he able to take issue withhim."As he strolled homeward, Dennycontemplated the man who wouldonly expose himself to one side of a

ilks TYPICAL AUDIENCE OF "TOWNMEETING," the answer to the

questions: How can people be made toto give their minds a chance by

listening to other than congenial views?How can people bt made to want tohear both sides? How can people bemade to want to reason together hon-estly and objectively about their com-mon problems.

question. Out of Denny's burning de-sire to present both sides, developed"Town Meeting," air program for ra-tionalizing opposing Mews.

Says Denny: "It's only a moderniz-ing of the town hall meeting in earlyNew England, where any citizenwould speak his mind, also hear hisneighbor's views on -.he same subject."

Such a broadcast could emanate to-day only in America!Format of the program calls for two

or more well-known a lthorities on atimely subject to air their views inprepared scripts which run about 10to 20 minutes each. Following pre-sentation of the affirmative and neg-ative, questions are fired at thespeakers by members of the au-dience.

Imagine the excitement the nightWendell L. Willkie crossed verbalswords on "Business and Government" with Assistant Attorney Gen-eral Justice Jackson! The furore cre-ated when Secretary Ickes debatedheatedly with Frank E. Gannett,newspaper publisher, the topic, "Free-dom of the Press!" When Mrs. Frank-lin D. Roosevelt and Mrs. Eugene

Meyer fought over New Deal princi-ples!

When "Town Meeting" recentlyaired from Los Angeles, RupertHughes and Dr. Lewis Browne deliv-ered spirited jibes, pro and con re-spectively, on "Can We Afford Na-tionalism?"

Note that forceful, distinguishedmen were chosen for the discussion.That is part of the secret of the pro-gram's success-the choice of participating personaltities. Denny abhors"stuffed shirts," aims to bag speakers with fire and color.

Job of lining up participants restson Mrs. Marian Carter, head of TownHall's radio division. Mrs. Carter iscredited with possession of a whirl-wind competence masked by suchgood looks that shy notables whohave never before approached a mi-crophone often find themselves say-ing "yes" to her "Town Meeting" in-vitation.

Immediately after a forthcomingsubject has been decided upon, Den-ny, Mrs. Carter, and the Blue networkpublic service division make up alist of possible speakers for bothsides. That's the signal for Mrs. Car-ter to dash for the phone.

Tracks Down SpeakersOften she has to run through a list

of over twenty public figures beforeshe tracks down a suitable-and will-ing-candidate for "Town Meeting"discussion. Speakers must be ac-knowledged experts, have a prettygood radio voice, and be willing tostand the heckling of a highly artic-ulate audience of several thousandwhen several million listeners arealso tuned in.

Rather than have the moderator re-ject improper questions while theprogram is on the air, a special edi-torial board "screens" the questionsbefore they are asked, in the follow-ing manner:

Through the audience on Thursdayevening will be sprinkled "monitors,"men and women who are able tothink fast on their feet.

Before the "Town Meeting" broadcast begins, these monitors are intro-duced of the audience. The audienceis informed that during the preparedaddresses of the speakers on theplatform, which occupy the first halfof the program's hour, they maywrite down, on white cards whichthe monitors will give them, anyquestions they want to ask.

As soon as a member of the au-dience has written a question on acard he hands the card to the moni-tor nearest him, who reads it, scansit, changes a word or phrase; and ifhe judges that the question is neitherabusive nor subversive, and that itis directly on the evening's subject,he hands it back to the questioner,together with another card-a coloredcard.

When the question period begins,only those questioners with coloredcards are recognized by Mr. Dennyand are permitted to ask questions.Mr. Denny, as moderator, is on thealert for any signal from the moni

"TOWN MEETING" IN LOCAL DISCUSSION-Lift to right, Rupert Hughes; his

second, Michael F. Shannon IL. A. attorney); George Y. Denny, Jr., Dr. Arthur

Coons of Occidental Collage, and Dr. Lewis Browne, who opposed Hughes in the airing.

tors that a questioner is rising to aska question which has not been readfirst by a monitor.

The word or phrase in the questionis changed by the monitor to upsetany code with which the questionmight have been rigged; and whilethe question is being asked, the mon-itor stands by to see that the text isbeing followed. It has been foundthat this method of reviewing thequestions has saved considerabletime and excluded long ramblingquestions, or questions which are not

on the subject, without interferingwith the spontaneous character ofthis famous "Town Meeting" questionperiod.

"America's Town Meeting of theAir" is radio's soapbox of free speech,but neither "Town Hall" nor the Bluenetwork'will run any risk of broad-casting questions and answers fromwhich the elemy might squeeze aword of useful information.

Many times, weak -but -willing ex-perts back down after accepting. Mrs.

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41.1.GEORGE DENNY (RIGHT), SHOWS HIS SON the black and white ball, whichhe uses to illustrate the principle of -Town Hall's- operation. See accompanying

story for lullisr explanation.

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Still LookingEd "Archie" Gardner and his co-

workers on the "Duffy's Tavern" showare still searching for a "Miss Duffy"to fill the spot vacated recently byShirley Booth.

A new campaign to discover theperfect actress for this important rolewas launched late last week whenGardner announced a nation-widecontest to select "Miss Duffy." In keycities of the country, Blue networkstations will contact young ladiesnamed Duffy. If they appear as likelycandidates for the role, a record oftheir voices will be cut and forwardedto Gardner.

In Southern California, station KECAwill cooperate with the show by con-tacting local Miss Duffys. Beforerecords are cut, however, candidateswill be auditioned via telephone byGardner.

The part will have to be filledwithin the next two weeks, as the"Duffy's Tavern" show returns to theairways early next month. Girl land-ing it will probably play the role inpictures, as well.

Dinah to Scintillate"The Dinah Shore Program", Dinah's

first real starring radio show, will bebroadcast over CBS beginning Sept.30 at 6:30 p. m., according to plansjust formulated. As a regular featureof the half hour which Dinah willemcee and star in, Cornelia Otis Skinner will be piped in from New Yorkin a series of "William and Mary"sketches.

First guest of the program will be"Archie" of Duffy's Tavern". BobbyDolan's orchestra, Harry von Zell, andthe Joe Lilley singer will complete thestellar line-up.

Dinah, who started in radio with asalary of two figures, will get fourdigits in her new pay -check.

Silver Wedding-Silver wedding anniversaries are

almost in the "Man Bites Dog" classIn Hollywood, but this film and radiocity found at :east one bride andbridegroom from the last World Warcelebrating that occasion last week.Ever heard of Marian and Jim Jordan?Or perhaps you know them better as"Fibber McGee" and "Molly.". Thestars of the famous NBC *how, who

return to the air on Tuesday, Septem-ber 28, observed their arrival at thetwenty-fifth milestone of married lifeon Tuesday, August 31.

It was at choir practice in Peoria,Ill., that the Jordans first met. Jim was17; Marian, 16. Aboard a troop trainbound for an army camp only fivedays later was the young bridegroom.Six weeks later he was in Brest,France. There he served throughoutthe war.

Encino, Calif or n i a, now is thecouple's home. They have a 22 -year -old daughter, Kathryn, employee ofan aircraft plant, and a son, James,Jr., 19, who just recently received amedical release by the United StatesAir Forces.

The Jordans have been vacationingthis summer on their cattle ranch nearBakersfield and making recordings forOWI and other war effort programs.

"Big Town" Returning"Big Town", which formerly starred

Edward G. Robinson, is being broughtback to the air after a year's absenc3,

starting October 5.Robinson, however, will not head

the cast. The show will have a no -name lead and will originate on th.?Atlantic Coast.

Contagious?Two real -life marriages took place

last week in "One Man's Family,"Carlton E. Morse's popular Sundayshow on NBC. Kathleen Wilson, whoplays Claudia, wed Eldridge Haynes,

Next WeekAnne Nichols, author of "Abie's

Irish Rose," recently visited South-ern California and was interviewedby Radio Life, which now bringsyou the story, "Five Million Dollarsfor Three Days' Work" . . . "FiftyThousand Hips Can't Be Wrong" isa charm yarn bound to please theladies . . . "A Log Editor Gripes"continues this popular series . . .

"Talent in Them Thar Halls" re-veals by picture and story the po-tential radio stars working atColumbia Square. Watch fqr DyanaGayle and Phil Hanna on theAlbum Page.

New York publisher, and departed ona honeymoon. She will be written outof the script for the time being.

Second cast member to fall victimto Cupid's wiles was Michael Raffetto,well-known as Paul Barbour. On Septtember 3 he wed Constance MurrayMcCormick, famous sculptress ofRedlands.

New SingerReplacing Maxine, who is no longer

on the program, Nan Merriman,mezzo-soprano from Hollywood, willbe a new singer on Phil Spitalny's"Hour of Charm," if satisfactory con-tract agreements can be reached.

Shirer OffHis sponsor is not renewing William

L. Shirer ("Berlin Diary") and theShirer time will be occupied by "TheThin Man" which will move fromFriday to Sunday night.

In Joy's PlaceAt 1:25 p. m. each day, Monday

through Friday, over the Columbianetwork, radio listeners who were ac-customed to hearing Dick Joy at thathour now get their news through thevoice of Bob Greene. The latter re-placed Joy recently when he went intothe Navy with the rank of Lieutenant,Junior Grade.

Greene is already well-known tomany listeners through his "Teno'Clock Wire" newscast on CBS. "Six -feet -two, eyes of blue" with brownhair, a nice grin and a good sense ofhumor, he is an ardent fisherman, anannouncer with five years' experienceon his record, and a former airlinepilot.

To Tour CampsWhen members of the cast of the

"Corliss Archer" show left ColumbiaSquare and Hollywood this week totour Army camps in the "Kiss andTell" company, it meant an especiallylucky break for Bill Christy, "Dexter"in the radio program.

"Corliss Archer" is the radio versionof "Kiss and Tell" and both the airand stage show are written by F. HughHerbert, the radio program being pre-sented as a dramatic serial. BillChristy will gain his first stage ex-perience on the camp tour, and, play-ing "Dexter," as on the radio pro-grams, he'll star opposite the youngbut famous screen actresses AnnRutherford and Bonita Granville!

Irene Tedrow of the "Corliss Archer"cast also will be seen in the stageplay. Because of other radio roles,Janet Waldo, who has the title role inthe air show, was unabe to go on thecamp tour.

Crowd Co-operatesDid you hear the recent broadcast

of "The Chamber Music Society ofLower Basin Street," when studioaudience participation in a radio pro-gram reached a new high? Comply-ing with the request of Milton Cross,the audience of 400 rose to its feetas one man --although with consid-erably more noise. Four hundredpalms smacked against 400 brows

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when Cross said, "Now, place yourright hand on your forehead." "Gia-como" McCarthy asked the air Hs -tellers to stay with the program. Thenthe studio onlookers, cued by Cross,impressively informed the dialers,"This is the Blue network."

Canova ContinuesSpotted as a summer replacement

for t h e Colgate -Palmolive -sponsoredAl Jolson show, the Judy Canova pro-gram- will continue as the 1943-'44entry. It airs over the Columbia net-work at 9:00 p. m. Tuesdays. The an-nouncement that the Jolson show isout and the Canova program in tostay comes from Morgan Ryan, radiodirector of Sherman Marquette. MontyWoolley, Jolson's running mate of lastseason, also is without a sponsor, ac-cording to Ryan's statement.

Old Timers BackTop-flight stars of the halycon days

ct `vaudeville and variety shows areadding to. the already well -establishedprestige of .the tremendously popularWestern air show, "Red Ryder." Whenthbusands of Americans t u n e inon the Blue network to hear "RedRyder" every Tuesday, Thursday andSaturday nights at 7:30 p. m., theyare being entertained by former head-liners of old-time vaudeville and:variety.

Among these "big names" of thegood old days of show business areEddie Kane of Kane and Herman;Harry Lang of Lang and Haley; DickRyan, Eddie Marr, Ray Teal, GeorgeMcKay of McKay and Ardelle andseveral more who appear regularlyon .the. show.

A regular weekly performer on "Red'Ryder" is Francis X. Bushman, hand -Some film star of the old silent days.

On Tuesday, September 7, on thisshow, the younger generation had anopportunity to sample the acts andgags their parents laughed at twodecades ago. On that date, a vaude-Ville show played in the home town"of "Red Ryder." What would havebeen a $30,000 a week aggregation inthe '20's was gathered together forthe show, with the list of acts includ-ing Harry Lang, Eddie Kane, DickRyan and others of like rank. See pic-ture in Radio West.

In Good CompanyAs much ribbing goes on between

the stars of the Joan Davis -Jack Haley.NBC show when they're off -mike aswhen ,they're on the air. Joan's ef-forts to put on weight were the sub-ject of some teasing remarks by Jackthe other day and he inquired howshe was getting along on her potatodiet.

"Don't say the word," groaned Joan."I'Ve eaten so many potatoes that ifI ever see a steak, I'll feel like lyingdown right alongside it."

-Coincidence.In a letter from his. father in Sul-

phur Springs, Texas, last week, EddieDean, Judy Canova's singing cowboy

CIGARS FOR DA3DY. Patsy Finley gives Major Ben Lyon ("Stars and Stripe, inBrita.ri') cigars for her daddy, Capt. Mark Finley, ioartei Don Lee publicity directornow stationed with the Army in the Brit sh Isles. hAajo, Lyon recently visited KHJstudias to greet relative,, and friends of local servicemen whom be and his wile,Bebe Daniels, have interviewed on the -Stars and St.ipes- program in London.Patsy also requested that her daddy be lined up for an interview on the show heardhere Sundays, KHJ,

VAUDEVILLIANS WORTH $30,000 A WEEK. Two top-flight stars from variety days,Eddie Kane (left) and Harry Lang, show pretty Janet Waldo their routine for theBlue's -Red Ryder" vogrion. See story in Radio West.

boy fraend on the screen and radiostar's Tuesday night Columbia show,learnea of a strange happening.

Dean's cousin, Lieutenant ArvelVandergriff of the Navy, was aboard

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a ship tossed about by 22 -foot wavesin a terrific storm off the Gulf ofMexico recently. A 122 -mile -an -hourgale war raging. All the ship's life-boats had been -weshed' away and

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE 11

only one raft remained. The anxietyof officers and men grew each mo-ment. Vandergriff turned his radioon, and as he tuned in, out of theether came the familiar voice of EddieDean, on the Canova show, singing,"Comin' In On a Wing and a Prayer!"

The Plavy officer w r o t e Dean'sfather that it seemed almost like a

'miracle to him at the time. At thesound of his cousin's voice, his spiritslifted. Later, the ship went a -groundas all hands had feared it would, butthere were no casualties or other ser-ious consequences.

Hers Is DifferentGarry Moore, Georgia Gibbs and

Howard Petrie of the frolicsome Du-rante-Moore show heard Thursdaynights over NBC, don't know their wayaround in Hollywood, because, priorto their recent arrival, none has everbeen in the radio and film center be-fore. So they sought advice fromJimmy Durante.

"Just follow your nose," said Du-rante.

"I'm afraid that advice works onlyfor you, Jimmy!" quipped GeorgiaGibbs, pointing to her own tip -tilted,tiny "schnozzolette."

Back With BobNo, Vera Vague is not deserting Bob

Hope. NBC's wackiest manchaser willpersist in her pursuit of Hope againthis fall-all rumors to the contrarynotwithstanding.

That the comedienne was signingwith other programs was talk whichwent the rounds in Hollywood recent-ly. But NBC says "'tain't so." Loyalto the NBC star who gave her the firstbig-time break she had, Barbara Jo.Allen,-Vera Vague in the air show,-bas signed a new contract with NBC.' Hope returns to NBC October 5,after a tour of army camps overseas,with Frances Langford.

"Dear John" Fighting"Dear John" is credited with the

destruction of four Nazi airplanes andthe sinking of an enemy troop trans-port!

No, radio shows haven't literally"gone to war"-but the pamesake ofColumbia's serial starring Irene Richhas piled up an heroic record duringits three -hundred hours of combatflying in the North African battleskies.

"Dear John" is a P-38 Lightningfighter, piloted by Capt. Edward Stew-art Newbury of Bakersfield (Calif.)and both plane and pilot have won aplace on the "distinguished service"roster of American air valiants.

Eastern -Columbia's"NEWSICAL TIME"

10 P.M. to 1 A.M. Every Nite3 hours of recorded light classics

. . . NEWS FLASHES every half hour.KFVD -Center of your Dial" 1020 Kc.

GAGS OF THEWEEK giadic

For the best bugs of the Week. heardover Ra(110 and cent Radio Life, tickerswill be sent winners lot admission reradio broadcasts. Send your best gag se-lection to 1029 West Washington Boule-vard. Las Angeles.

Mr. Cyril Wiener, 818 South Broadway, LosAngeles, Calif.Heard on "Vox Pop" program:Lieutenant Burns: I don't like the

deck of cards you gave me.Parks Johnson: What's wrong?Lieutenant Burns: Why, the deuce Is

missing. *Miss Margaret Siggins, 2231 Sherbourne

Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.Heard on "Breakfast at Sardi's":Uncle Corny: Tom, do you know one

time when people can outsmartnature?

Tom Breneman: No, Corny. When?Uncle Corny: Well, when it starts

raining cats and dogs, people can hailtaxicabs.

Tickets also to Miss Helen Wynne, 927North Wetherby Drive, Hollywood, Calif..and.firs. .4. rl. Thunipson, 10311 Bryson.4 venue, South Gate, Calif.

Miss Helga Fins, 3329 West Twenty-seventhStreet, Los Angeles, Calif.Heard on "Point Sublime":Mooney: There's one blonde in

Hollywood I'll never go out with.Ben: Yeah? Who?Mooney: NN-N-Nelson Eddy!

Mrs. Dora Haldeman, 1830 Queeniand Drive,Burbank, Calif.Heard on the "Quiz Kids" program:Joe Kelly: Can you name things

about a golf course tha:. are alsonames of things used about the home?

Claude Brenner: Well, there's adoughnut, 'cause that's a "hole -inone."

Miss Joyce Widoff, 12403/4 Maryland Street,Los Angeles, Calif.Heard on "Ladies, Be Seated" pro-

gram:(The contestant reads a joke, drawn

out of a bowl)Boy: I'd go through anything for

you.Girl: Okay. Let's start with your

bank account. *Miss M. Elizabeth Weimer, 3393 Franklin

Avenue, Riverside, Calif.Heard on "That Brewster Boy":Joey: Do you know why Nancy puts

lipstick on her hand?Announcer: No, why does Nancy put

lipstick on her hand?Joey: To make her palm red. Get it?

*Miss Isabelle Noble, 755 Sunset A

Venice, Calif.Heard on "Point Sublime":Mooney: The little moron slept with

an alarm clock under his head.Ben Willett: Why did he do that?

Mooney: So he could sleep over time?

KFIHow would you like to hear a series

of programs co-starring Jack Benny,Bob Hope, Baby Snooks and Daddy,Red Skelton, the One Man's Familygang, Edgar Bergen and Charlie Mc-Carthy and a dozen (more or less)other stars of that caliber?

Well, KFI has a series on the airnow with just that kind of talent. TheBergens and theFibber McGees andMollys and all thebig NBC favorites,packed into f ourconsecutive S a t ur-day afternoon pro-grams, at 4:30 p. m.

It's not a newsponsored program.It's just a sampleof what NBC andKFI a r e offeringthis fall.

Called "NBC'sFall Parade ofStars", the program includes some ofthe most popular acts by all great NBCstars. And its title tells the truth,because from now on radio will bealive with NBC's parade of big stars,going back on the air after summervacations.

Red Skelton

"The Great Gildersleeve", BabySnooks (Fanny Brice), Frank Morganin their Coffee Time hilarities and Ber-gen and McCarthy in their Sunday Javasession and the "Aldrich Family" witha new Henry, have already launchedthe comeback movement.

"Information Please" o pens shopMonday, September 13, with Clifton

Fadiman a n d theo 1 d standbys,Franklin P. Adamsand John Kieran,aided a n d abettedby a brilliant guestor two. Info Pleaseholds on to its Mon-day spot, 7:30 p. m.on KFI.

When Red Skel-ton returns to his7:30 p.m. spot Tuesday, September 14,Hildegarde, theglamorous !emceeof a summer showthat made good,

transfers her "Beat the Band" musicalquiz to Wednesday night, at 8:30 p.m.

Ski -nosed Bob Hope comes back afterhitting the hot spots of Algiers, Egyptand other African areas where Ameri-can soldiers cheered his act. He is dueSeptember 21, again at 7:00 p.m. onKFI.

The best way to sample these forth-coming features is to keep tuned toKFI, and particularly to listen in everySaturday this month at 9:30 p.m., forthe "NBC Fall Parade of Stars".

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12At hours where no listing laahown for a local ention.recorded mUslc has beanOCheduled.

*Indicates News Broadcasts

The WORLDTomorrow!

HERBERT W.ARMSTRONG

analyzes today'snews with the pro-phecies for TheWorld Tomorrow.

9:30 A.M.

KMTR EverySunday

SK11-Phapsody of the RockiesdriENX, KFWB, KGFJ, BOER-

News.KECA, KFSD--Soldiers of

Production.KHJ, KGB, KV0E--Wesley

Radio League.KMPC-Maurice Johnson.

*KjlITR-News, Voice of Pro-phecy.

KFAC--Conntry Church.KRKD-Ranch Program.KFYD-Rev. Sales.KFOX-Rev. Dean Reed.

11:06-KNX--Church of the Air.KGER-Kingdom Within

$t18-KFI-Book of Books.SPAS-Immanuel Baptist

Church.KFWB-Hazel Scott.

8:30.-KFI-Waltzes America Loves.KNX-Invitation to Learning.KHJ-Uncle Ge and Aunt

Ge Ge.KMPC-Sunday Drive.KFWB--Union Rescue Mission.KWKW-Gospel Hour.KFAC-Strollize Tom.&FYI/. KGB-Church of

Christ.KFOX-Wallace Ross.KGER--Gospel Team.KYOE-Radio Chapel.

11:46*KFI-News.KECA-It Happened During

the Week.*KFAC, KRKD-News.

KGER-Baptist Revival.KFOX-Varieties.KFSD--Call to Worship.

$:58.-KMTR-Time Signal.-Larry-Larry Smith, Comment.9 KNX-Salt Lake Tabernacle.*KECA, KMPC. KGER-News.

KE1J, KGB, KVOE-DetroitBible ('lass.

Church On High9:30 a. m. SundaysKPAS-1 I 10 kcy.Rev. A. V. Havens

M.A., B.D.TEMPLE CHOIR

305 E. ColoradoGlendale 5

44*KM1'C-World Wide News.

KPAS--Judge Gardner.*K.MTR-News; Songs of Salva-

tion.KWKW-American Jewish Hr.KRKD-Music Masters.KFAC-Liberal Catholic Hot/.KPPC-Prelude to Worship.KF'SD-War Journal.

5:85-KGER-Rev. Larrimore.111:15-KFI-News in Advertising.

KECA--Speaking of Glamour.KINPC-Frank and Ernest.KFAC-Voice of Health.KPPC-Tower Chimes.EGER-Dr. Lovell.

8:36-KFI-That They Might Live.*ELNX-Transatlantic Call.

KECA-Music Hour.SHJ-Memo for Tomorrow.KMPC--Old Sunday School.laFWB-Swing Session.

*K.MTR-The World TomorrowKPAS-Church on High.KPPC-Chapel Bible Class.KVOE-Arthur Gaeth. Com-

mentator.KGER-Radio Revisal.

9:45-KHJ-Al Williams.KGB. KVOE-Letter to My

Son.EDITH-Pastor Egertson.KFSD-Stars from the Blue.KGER-Full Gospel.

1 04(11CLINKelel., Ted Meyers.*KHJ. KlIB. KVOE-News,

Glenn Hardy.*KFWB. KGEIL KFOX-News.

KAM-Wesley Radio League.*KMTR-News, Fannie Rein-

hart.KPAS-Sin I lc Program.KFSD-This is Official.

10:05-KGER-Fullerton Foursquare.10:15-KFI-Sunday Serenade.

KILL KGB, KVO&-litomanceof Highways.

KMTR-Fanny Reinhart.KFWB-Swing Session.SPIV'-Matins.KFOX-People's Church.

10:30-KFI-Rupert Hughes.KECA-Musical Toast.KHJ-it Happened This Week.KMI'('-Off the Record.KPAS---Creci: l'olkas.KFSG--Aimee McPherson.

KVOE-Pucker Up.KFSD-The Kiddoudlers.

10 :45*Hk-1-Alvin Wilder.KW-Morning Melodies.

*KPAS, KFSD-News.KPPC-Tower Chimes.KGB. EV0E-Canary Chorus.

11'F.I-ChIcago Round Table.KS X -America-Ceiling to-

*KECA, KFWB-News.KHJ, KGB, KGER-Pilgrim

Hour.*KMTR-News, Church of

Christ.KWKW-First Baptist Church

WTI KFI KECA K KJ KFV0 KPAS KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC K8ERKWICV/iiiSOTKMPC-TI I EVTKFWIITK N i1.70 ifTG- KFOYTKOBT KVDE670 -1 -640T/901 -930-1-1020-T4 rild 1240 TI 3301-13 0

600 710 870 980 1070 1110 1230 12 80 1360 1431 -11

Lockheed and Vega present

JosephCotten

in

America-Ceiling Unlimitedwith Nan Wynn, WilburHotch'sOrchestro & Chorus

KNX11 A. M.

TODAY AND EVERY SUNDAY

KPAS-Church of Open Door.KFAC-1st Methodist Church.KGFJ-Sunshine Mission.KFSD-Rhythm Roundup.KPPC-Church Service, Dr.

Eugene Carson Blake.KFOX-Presbyterian Church.

11:15*KECA-Radio News Weekly.KFS B-Swing Session.KFOX-Varieties.K70E-Word of Life.

SUNDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface

Variety8:30-Invitation to Learning,

KNX.11:00-Lockheed Show, KNX.3:05-Here's to Romance, KECA3:30-America in the Air. KNX.4:00 --Jerry Lester Show, KNX.5:00-Bergen-McCarthy Show,

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

KNX.6:15-Clamber Music Society

Lower Basin Street, KECA6:30-James Melton, Texaco,

7:00-Good WW Hour, LECA-K.FSD.

7:30-Bob Crosby Show, BFI.1:45-Rocking Horse Rhythms,

KHJ.8:00-The Great Gildersleeve.

KFI.10:00-University Explorer,

KECA-KFSD.War

9:30-Transatlantic Call. KNX.9:45-America at War. KIM-

KGB-KVOE.12:15-Hanson W. Baldwin, Mili-

tary Analyst, KECA.12:30-Army Boor. Kn.2:00-Freedom from Want,

KPAS.2:30-Gift of Bomber to Army

Air Force, KECA.4:30-Question of the Week,

KNX.4:30-Stars and Stripes in Brit-

ain. EHJ-KV0E-KFXM.5:30-liero of the Week, K1X'A.8:30-Wings Over the West

Coast KHJ-Ktill.Drama

10:15-Romance of the Highways.KHJ-KGB-KVOE.

2:30-Foreign Assignment, KHJ.2:45-Dear John, KNX.3:00-Murder Clinic. KHJ-KGB-

KFX51-K1 OE.3:00-Sliver Theater, KNI,3:45-Newsmakers. KY'.4:00-Those We Love, KFI.5:30 --One Man's Family, KFI.

6:00-Black Chapel, KMTR.6:30-Two on the Aisle, Please,

KWKW.7:45-Agent V. KNX.8:00-Crime Doctor. KNX.0:30-Point Sublime, KNI.9:30-Hermit's Cave. K.MPC,

Quiz Programs7:00-Take It or Leave It. KNX.8:30-Quiz Kids. KECA-KESIL8:30-Jor K. Brown, Stop and Go.

BFI.Outstanding Music

9:00-halt Lake Tabernacle,KNX.

11:30-John Charles Thomas, KF112:00-New York Philharmonic,

JINX.1:30-Pause That Refreshes,

KNX.2:00-Family Hour K.2:00-Memory Music. T. Baron.

KHJ.2:00-Summer Symphony, KFI.4:30-Fitch Bandwagon. KFL6:00-Manhattan Merry -Go -

Round. KFI.6:30-Album of Familiar Music.

&FL7:00-Hour of Charm, Kn.8:00-Hancock Ensemble. KHJ.8:30-Standard Symphony, KFI.8:45-Chapel Quartet, KFI.10:30-Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFAC.11:15 --Bridge to Dreamland.

KECA-KFSD.Public Affairs

10:30-Rupert Hughes. Kn.11:00-Chicago Round Table, E71

K1:00-Wake Up America, ECA-KFSD.

2:00-Where Do We Stand?KECA.

9:45-Washington Inside Out,SECA.

Sports-Comment1.2:00-Bob Nash, KWEW.1:30-Baseball. KM PC.6:00-Bowling, KFAC.7:15-Major League Series.

HM PC.11:20-Sports Highlights, KNX.

11:30-K11-John Charles Thomas.*KNX-World News Today.

KFOX-ist Christian Church.11:45*KECA-News.

FUND-Speaking of Glamour.11:55-KNX-The Muffet Show.

12'FI-Washington on RationingKECA-Taylor Made Melodies.KNX-N. Y. Philharmonic.

*K11.1-Broadway News.*KFWB, KGER-News.*KMTR-News. St. Brendan's.

KWKW-Bob Nash, Sports.KFOX-Rev. Earl ivie.KFVD-Musical Revue.KIND-Three Romeos.KGB. KVOE-Fort Dix.

12 :05-KG E it-Olga Graves.12:15*K11-Upton Close.

KHJ-Top Tunes of Week.KECA, KFSD-Hanson W.

Baldwin, Military Analyst.KFWB-Swing Session.

*KWKW-News.Kt-AC-Tailored Melodies.KPPC-Music of Masters.

1.2:30-KFI-Thib Is the Army Hour.KHJ-Cavalcade of Medicine.KECA, KFSD-Hot Copy.K.MIY'-Off the Record.KFWB-Jean Leonard.KWKW-At the Console.

*KRKD-News, Browning.KGFJ-Concert.KPPC-Oratorio, St. Paul.KGB-Blackwood Quartet.

12:45-KHJ-Dreamin' In Dille.*KPAS-News.

KFOX-Jewish Church.-1101X-N. Y. Philharmonic.

KECA, KFSD-Wake UpAmerica.

*KFWB KMTR, KGER-News.KILL &G11. KIAM, HVOE-

Lutheran Hour.KMPC-Samuel B. McKee.KWKW-Italian Serenade.KPAS-Prayer Convoy.KFAC-Victory Players.KGFJ-Cowboy Trails.

1:05-KGER-Church of God.1:15*KMPC, KFAC-News.

KFWB-Speare Productions.

Frederick H. SpearsRADIO SCHOOL

ON STATION KFWBSUNDAY, I:15 P. M.

For Information Call or WriteBELMONT STUDIO

12214 S. Vermont. DRexel 2575

*KMTR-Dr. Sheldon Shepard.BF% D-Moods in Music.

1:30*KFI-Highlights of Week'sNews.

KNX-Pause That Refreshes.KHJ, KGB. KFX.51, WEAK-

Young People's Church.KM P('-Baseball.

*KFWB-News.KRKW-Concert.KPAS-Church in Barn.KMTR-BettyKGER-Res. Chas. Greene-

myer.KGFJ-Sunday Concert.KFOX-Bal Taberin.KFVD-Hawaiian Music.

KIND-Berger String Quartet.1 :45*KFI-New s.

SECA-it Happened Duringthe Week.

Hear Our PupilsBroadcast

CIVORU STUDIOKFVD-1020

Sunday 1:45 p.m.

KNITR-Planos.KFVD-Civoru Group.

2 -KO,KFSD-NBC Symphony.

KNX-Family Hour.KECA, KFSD-Where Do We

Stand?KHJ-Memory Music, Ted

flacon.SPAS -Freedom From Want.

*AMTR-News, Happy Hour.KFVD-Eidtor of the Air.

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE "SUNDAY LOGS*KGFJ-News.

KFX-M-Aleluelies for Sunday.FOX-Good News.

KGB KVIDE--Answering You.KGER-Long Beach Band.

2:15*KFOX-News.K V0E-Organ Recital.

2:30-KE('A. KFSII)-Gift of Bomberto Army Force.

KHJ-Foreign Assignment.KMTR-French Program.

*KEAC-Jean Mc('lareo.KPAS-Burbank Foursquare.K WKW-IAMer Lights.REVD-Popular Favorites.KFOX-Rev. Hilly Adams.KGB --Meditations.

*REAM-Sews.KVIIE-Bethel Tabernacle.

2:45-KNX-Irene Rich. Dear John.KENAI-Romance of HighwaysK FVD-Colored Revue.

-KNX-Silver Theater.3 BFI -KKHJ, KGB. KFXM. KVOE-

Vlurder ('link.KECA-Catholic Hour.

*KMTR-hound Table M. Hoff-man.

KWKW. KGFJ-Locy WestSunshine Mission.

KPAS-EI Monte Nazarene Ch.KFS(i-Evangelistic.KFI)X-Rev. Earl Ivie.

*KGER-News.3:05-KECA. KIND-Here's to Ro-mance.

RGER-Marvin H. Case.

MYRTLE HOFFMANN'S

"ROUND TABLE"

of World AffairsInterviews with tourists and

outstanding personalities.

KMTR3:06-4:00 P. M. Sunday

3:15-KFI-Labor for Victory.KFWB-Al G dman

3:30*KFI-Reports from the Battle-front.

KNX-America in the Air.KECA-Cliff Notes on Holly-

wood.*KH.1. KGB, KV0E-Upton

(lose.KPAS-Church of Christ.KGER-E. E. Crawford.KFVD-Hank, Nightwatchman

*KFN_%l-Trade Winds '

KIND-Korn Robblere.303--Ktl-Newsmakers, Keating.

*KECA-Behind the War News.*KILI-News.

KFWB-Help Wanted.KIND-Soldiers of the Press.

KFXM-Duke EllingtonOrch.

4all-ThoseVie Love.

KNX-;--Jerry Lester Show.KECA-l'hurch Federation

Vespers.KILL KGB, KENAI, KA111%;-.

Floyd B. Johnson.KENT!-Gospel and Soul.

FLOYD ILJOHNSON

and

King's Ambassador Quarts!

KHJ 4S DON LEE Network4:00.4:30 P. M.

Also KMTRS.00-9,00 P.

10:30-1a H3 A. M. Moo. thru Fri.

KFAC-Musitille.KPAS-Gospel Tidings.

*KMTR-News, Nazarene Voice*KGER-News.

RADIO LIFE LOGS are checked carefully and intelligently. Item 0,item each week, with program information furnished by the various'lotions. They are, therefore, as accurate as is humanly possible underpresent shifting wartime conditions.

K RIS-Sunshine Pastor.KFSD-Chaplaiti Jim.

4:15-KFWII-CSI Reporter.I:311-KFI-Filch Bandwagon.

KNX-question of the Week.KFCA, KFSD-Sunday Ves-

pers.KW, KGB, KFXM-Stars cod

Stripes in Britain.KGB-Supper Date.

*KFWB. KFAC-News.KPAS-Lutheran Gospel Hour.KMTR-Bible Treasury Hour.Kt -VD -90-90 Club.KGER-Colonial Tabernacle.K VOE-The Glory Hour.

4:45-Kt Wit-Stuart Hamblen.KFAC-Sweilenborg Hr.1[11-Bergen-McCarthy.EKNX-11111 Hay Commeat.KECA-Reserve.KHJ, KGB. KVOF.--MediationBoard.KFVO-Evening Serenade.K FOX-Rev. Wm. Gay.

*RAITR-News, Bethel Chapel.KPAS-Open Bible Hour.KWKW-Sweet Chariot Hour.KEVD-Carter Wright.KFSD--Ed Tomlinson.KFSM-Dance Time.KGER-News.

5:05-KI:ER-Radio Chapel.5:15-KNN-Hoffman, Sleneudex.

KFAC-Christian Science.KFNII-Neighbors.

5:30-KFI-One Man's Family.irasx-William Winter. News.

KECA-Hero of the Week.

HERO OF THE WEEK--with John M. Kennedy-

presented byAUSTIN STUDIOS

SUNDAY, 5:30-5:45 P. M.Blue Network

KMTR-Soldier s Program.KFAC-Organ Recital.KPAS-Helen Markham.KWKW-Two no the Aisle,

Please.KFA/D-Evening Serenade.KFOX-Lutheran Church.KGER-Rev. Webber.

5:45*KECA, HIND-Drew Pearson.*K N BM) And . News.*KHJ. KGB. KFNM KVOE-

Gabriel Heatter.KMTR-1.. A. Police Local.

5:55*KNX-Eric Sevareid, Mews.67-kF7-Manhattan Merry -Go -

Round.KNX-('onrad Nagel Show.

*KECA, KIND-WaiterWincliell.

*ILFWIS, KFOX-News.KHJ. KGB. KVIIE%-llid Fash-

ioned Revival Hour.

OLDFASHIONED

REVIVALCharles E.

Fuller.Director

P. 4). Nos 123.los Angel...

Calif.8:00 T. IL-Mutual Network

KH.I. 930 Kiliwyeles.KPH( . 1561) Kilocycles.KGB, 1310 Kilocycles.KSOE, 1490 Kilocycles.

9:00 I'. M.-RebroadcastK PAS. 1110 Kilocycles.H PRO. 1441) Kiloryeles.

9:15 P SE-RebroadcastKFX51, 1240 Kilocycles.

11:4141 P. M.-RebroadcastH AIR', 71u Kilocycles.KFOX, 1280 Kilocycles.

K AIIK:-Major H. S. Turner.KFAC-Rowling,KMTR-Klock Chapel.K PAS-Hollistou M. E.KWIRW-Church of Truth.Kt-VD-Harlem Holiday.KGFJ-Gospel Time.

*KGF:R-News: Music.KFX51--Voire of Prophecy.

11:15-KF:1'A-Chamber Music Soc..Lower Basin Street.

KIFWB-Dave Ormont.KMPC-Symphonia.KGER-Rev. Hume.RFOX-Pastor Marsh.

*KID-News.6:30-KEI-Album of Familiar Music

KN X-Tevaco Summer Thea-ter, James Melton.

KEVIII-Joe ('rail.KMTR-Sailor of All.KPAS-Iteyond Tomorrow.KGER-Bible Quiz.K FOX-Varieties.KESM-Cncle Sam Speaks.

6:45-KECA, KID-Jimmy Fidler.*KRKII-News. Browning.

KTPC'-Story Hour.KGER-Dance Time.

7KFI-Hour of ('harm.KNX-Take It or Leave It.

*KHJ, KG11-.1olin B. Hughes.K ECA, KID-Goodwill Hour.

*KNIT, KGER-News.KFWB-Dr. S. P. MacLennan.KMTR-News. Music.KTPC-Eseaing Concert.KPAs-EthelKWKW-Huugarlan Baptist

hurch.KFA('-Open Forum.KGFJ-Program del Oro.KFVD-Evening Serenade.KFOX-Off the Record.KING-Aimee McPherson.K V0E-Fairview Church of

Christ.7:05-KGER-Sister Sylvia.7:15--KHJ, KGB-Song Spinners.

HMI/I.-Muster Singers.KMTR-Church of Christ.

*KPAS-News.KFON-Excursions in Science.

7:30*KFI-Bob Crosby Show.KNX-William L. Shirer.KHJ-Round Towner.KMPC-Sympliony of Melody.K FWB-Fighting French.K PAS-('hurch of Open Door.liPPV-Organ Recital.

*KFW1t-News.7:45-KNX-Agent V.

KILL Kitt K V0E-RockingHorse Rhythms, Bobbyllookey.

KENB-Strollin Torn,KMTR-Viennese Ensemble.KPt'('-Sacred Song Recital.

8-1111-The Great Gildersleeve.K NX -Crime Doctor.

*KE('A, Kt -Slav -Watch theWarta Go By.

[EHJ-Figneock Ensemble.*KAM% KGER-News.

KFWK-Hollywood Presby-terian ('hurch.

KMTR-Floyd Johnson.KFA( -1st Methodist Church.KTPC-Concert.KFAM, KV0E-Gospel light.KGFJ-B. & It. Cowboys.

11:05-KGER-Olga Graves.8:15-KECA-That's a Good One.

KID --Great Names In RadioKMP('-William Parker.

8:25-KNX-News.

FOREMAN PHILLIPS'

County Barn DanceKFOX

Sun. 9:00-9:30 p.m.From Venice Pier

8:30-KFI-Standard Symphony.KNX-stub Trout; Calling

America.

KEt7A. lIFSD--Quir [Lids.KHJ. KGB-Wings Over the

West Coast.KMPC-Mother's Album.KGFJ-The Four Aces.KPTC-Religious News.KFOX-Christian Science,

11:45--KAITC-Raine Bennett.*KFAC-News.

KTPC-Word of Life.9-KNX-Eleunore King, Beauty

Talk.KE:CA. KFSt)-Keepsakes.

*KILL KGB, li%0E, KEXM-News. Glenn Hardy.

KNIT('-Gems of Melody.KFWB-Cnion Rescue Mission

*KMTIt-News, Hour of Bless-ing.

KGER-News.KPAS. KPRO-Old Fashioned

RevivalK FAC--Sunday Evening Club.KFOX-C )))))) ty Barn Dance.

9:15-KNX-The DiamondHarmonaires.

KILL KGB. KV0E-Voice orProphecy.

KFSD-Freddy Martin Orch.KFXM-Old Fashioned RP.

vival.9:30-KFI-Stop or GO, E,

Brown.*KECA, KHJ-News.

KNX-Point Sublime.KMPC-Hermit's Cave.KFWB-Intheran Church.KFAC-Glorious Hope.KIND-Superstitions.KGER-Res. Ethyl Duncan.

9:45-KECA-Washington InsideOut.

K HJ. KGB KVOE-Joe Reich -man Orch.

9:55-KECA-Music.10itlEIFI-RIchfield News Flashes.*KNX-News Analysis, Wallace

Sterling.KMPC. KGB. KFOX RAVE-

Old Fashioned Revival.KECA. KID-I'Mversity Ex-

plorer.Kt-VAR-Dave Ormont.

*KMTR-News, Bob Brooks.KGFJ-Hank, Nightwatchman

*KGER-News.10:15--KFI-4'hapel Quartet.

KNX-Talks.KECA, KFSD-Melodies for

li,nple Sam.[WWII-Good Few. Hour.KMTR-Pelf Pontrelli Oreh.KFNM-Church of Christ.

10:30-KFI-Inside the News (ThriftyDrug Co.).

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

with JOHN COHEEand PETER de LIMA

Presented byTHRIFTY DRUG STORES

KNX-Sharlie Spivak Orch.KMTR-Happy Johnson Orch.KFWB-Voice of the Army.16PAs-ltright Corner Church.KEAC-Lucky 1.ager Dance

lime.KGF:R-Assembly of God Ch.

10:15-KFI-Walter Winchell.*KEVVIS-Voice of the Army.

KMTR-Singing Waiters.11*KFI-Eleventh Hour News,

KN X-News.KMPC-Master's Hour.KFAC-Lucky Lager Danes

Time.KEVIII-Xavier ('ugat wen.K V OE-Organ.KGER-Lighthouse Program.

Si :15-K El-Pacific Story.KE('A. KF'SD--Itrldge to

Dreamland.KAITR-Nick Cochrane (tech.

11:20-KNX-Sports Highlights.11 :30- KHJ-Sunny Sky Mr.

KNX-Paul Martin.FLING-Beauty of Scriptures.

II :45-Eft-Musical Encores.KNX-Mitehell Ayres.

11:55*KNX, KFWB. KMIN:-News.

Joe E. Howard, singing troubadouron "Gay Nineties Revue," insists manya barn is full of corn since summerstock companies started working inthem.

In these days of rationing, a fellowneeds a girl who looks sweet enoughnot to eat, says Edwin C. Hill, Co-lumbia's "Human Side of the News"commentator.

Renee Terry, who is heard in theCBS serial, "Bright Horizon," was grad-uated as a nurses' aide in August.Renee completed her training course

at the time.

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13*Indicates News Broadcasts

At hours where no listing Isshown for a local station,recorded music has beenscheduled.

The

Friendly Hour8 A. M.-KFAC

Hear

REV. FRANK L. DAVIES

0-KFI-Jolinny Murray.6n KNX-Collins Calling.

*KECA-Between the Lines.KHJ-Rise and Shine.

*KMPC, KMTR, KPAS, KGFJ,KGER, KFOX-News.

KFWB-Curtis springer.KFAC-Friendly Hour.KWKW-Don't Be Alarmed.KRED-Morning Melodies.KFVD-Stuart Hamblen.KGB KFXM, KtOE-Shady

Valley Folk.ILFSD-Breakfast Club.

8:15-KFI-This and That.ILNX-Valiant Lady.

*KECA-News.KMPC-Markets and Sports.KMTR-Dr. A. C. Michelson.KGER-Mizpah.SOFJ-Pastor Sweaty.KFOX-Firestone Foursquare.

8:30*KFI, KHJ, KWKW, KRHD-News.

HECA-McNelll's BreakfastClub.

KNX-Kitty Foyle.KMPC-Unity Daily Word.KFWIP-Help Wanted.HPAS-Haven of Hest.KFOX-Helen Markham.KGB, HVOE-Jolly Joe and

Ralph.HELM-Sunshine Service.

8:45-KFI-David Hamm.KNX-Aunt Jenny's Real Life

Stories.*HE'R'B, KFAC-News.

K.MTR-Bible Treasury.KGER-Rev, Bennington.SFOX-Curtis H. Springer.KFVD-Vocal Favorites.

11:511-KMTR-Thee Signal.9-IEFI--The Open Door.

KNX-Kate Smith Speaks.KFX5I, KGB, HVOE-

News, Boake Carter.*KMPC, KGFJ, SGER-News.

KFWB, KFSD-Dr. Reynolds.KECA-Dorothea Ramsay,

Women Who Make News.ILMTR-News, Salute ProgramHPAS-Polly and Pat.KWKW-Words and Music.KFAC-Musical Comedy.IERHD-Sagebrush Serenade.KFOX-Firehrands for Jesus.

111:05-EGER-Rey. Larrimore.

"THE VOICE OFHEALTH"

DR. R. L Mc MASTERfor the

McCOY HEALTH SYSTEMEvery morning-Mon. thro FrL

KFAC at 9:15KGFJ at 10:15

1111111MINIMEMMIIMIN=9:15-KFI-Mary Marlin.

KNX-Big Sister.KHJ-Time Out.

*KECA, KIND-News.KMPC-Accent on Song.KFWB-Sammy Kaye.KMTR-Let's Go to the Dogs.KFAC-Voice of Health.

Let's Go to the Dogswith

MIKE STUARTKMTR9:15 A. M.

Monday thru Friday

KWKW-Light Classics.

KGER-Dr. J. A. Lovell.KGFJ-Medical.KFSD-Good Cheer.KFXM-Old Family Almanac.KGB-Problem Clearing House

9 :30*Fill,KNX-Romance of Helen

Trent.KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma

Young.KECA, KFSD-Breakfast at

Sardis.KMPC-Family Bible.

*KFWB-News.KMTR-W. B. Record.KWKW-Gladys Scoles.KG ER-Radio Revival.KGB. KVOE-Aberdeen Ord-

nance Band.KIND-Dr. Richardson.

9:33-K11-Listen to This.11:43-KFI-At Home with You.

KNX-Our Gal Sunday.*KMPC, KRHD-News.

KFWB-Audre Hostelanetz.KMIR-Curtis H. Springer.KWKW-Varieties.KGER-Full Gospel.KEVD-Here Comes Parade.

10-KFI-Mid-morning Journal.KNX-Life Can Be Beautiful.*KE('A, HFSD-News.*KHJ. &FILM, KGB, HVOE-

News. Glenn Hardy.KM PC-Housewives Exchange.

*KMTR-News.111,1111.-Kitchen Hollege, Chef

Milani.*KGFJ, KFOX-News.

KFVD-Morning Serenade.KWKW-Women's World.

Bulletin.*HGER-News; Full Gospel.

10:13-KF1-Larry Smith, Com.KNX-Ma Perkins.KECA-Jay Burnett.KM, KGB. K1 OE-Garden-

er's Friend.1(511TR-Victory Newsreel.

*KPAS. KWKW-News.EIGFJ-Voice of Health.KRKD-Ur. Richardson.KGER-Kingdom Within.HFSD-Uncle Sam.KFXM-All Around the Town.

10:30*KFI-Burritt Wheeler.JINX-Vie and Sade.KECA, KFS.D-Listen to This.

*KHJ.. KFVE11, HFAC, KWKW-ews.KMPC-Mid-Morning Melodies.

CIITA 11F1 KECA KHJ KFVD TESS KGFJ KFXM KFAC EDER KWKW

liaSDTKMPC-TilEirKFWITY-KNXI KFOXTKGBT KVOE570-TE401-790T9301-10201. 'MI T 1240 713301-1390

600 710 870 980 1970 11 0 1230 1280 1360 14311 1490

SPAS-Meet Priscilla Alden.KMTK-Floyd B. Johnson.Kt-1U-('Mon Rescue Mission.KRKD-Voice of Government.

10:35-KGB, KFX.11, KVOE-Lunch-eon with Lopez.

KFOX-Music.10:45*Ktl-Art Baker, News.

KNX-The Goldberg*.SECA-Your Gospel Singer.KHJ-Lady of Charm.KFWB-Science of Mind.KMTR-Dr. l'61111p Loyal.KRILD-Midnight Mission.

*KFOX-Arline Daniels, News.KFSD-Baby Institute.

11'1-Guiding Light.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Dr. Louis T. Talbot.KECA-Bankhage Talking.KM PC-This Changing World.KFWB-Al Jarvis.

*KMTR-News., Curtis H.Springer.

KFAC-Les Adams.KWKW-At the Console.KRHD-Personality Quiz.

REUTER'SNEWS DISPATCHES

Exclusive-KFWI8 P. M. Mon. thru Frl.Also AP, UP, and INS

*KGFJ. EPAS, KFVD, EGER-News.

HFSD-Ann Gibson.11:15-KFI-Lonely Women.

SECA, BD:ID-Mystery Chef.JINX-Joyce Jordan, M. D.K.MPC-Hits and Bits.

11:30-KFI-Light of the World.JINX-We Love and Learn.HECA-Morning Roundup.KILL KGB, KFXM, BIDE-

San Francisco Serenade.KMPC-Musical Headlines.

*KPAS-Pasadena Independent.KWKW-Bing Crosby.KGFJ-City Dwellers.

MONDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear 1n Llghtface Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface

Variety8:00-111se and Shine. KHJ.8:00-Johnny Murray. KFI,9:00-Kate Smith, KNX.9:30-Breakfast at Sardrs.

KECA-KFSD.10:35-Lunchedn with Lopez,

KGB-KFX1I-KVOE.4:00-Hello from Hollywood,

ELN X.5:00-Beryl Wallace, H.N7C.6:30-Spotlight Bangs. KECA-8:15-Lam and Abner, KJICA-

KFSD.8:30-Gay Nineties Revue. KNX.9:30 --Vox Pop. KNX,9:30-Hollywood Spotlight,

KECA.10:15-Awake at the Switch.

KECA.

War10:15-Gardener's Friend, KILL1:00-Fletcher Wiley, Home

Front, KHJ.2:00-Woman's World. IIMTR.2:45-American Women, JINX.3:25-Lenders of United Nations,

KHJ.8:00-Reuters' News Dispatch.

EFIEB.8:30-Coanter Spy. BIWA.

Drama2:00-Adventures of Raffles,

FLNX.4:43--Capt. Jack. KECA.6:00-Lux Theater, JINX.6:00-Eyes, Aloft, KFI.6:30-Return of Nick Carter.

KHJ.7:00-Screen Guild Theater,

KNX.7:30-Blondle, JINX.

7:30-Lone Ranger KI1J-KGB.KFXM-KV0e.

8:00-1 Love a Mystery. JINX.8:30-Cavalcade of America.

EFL9:00-Adventures of Nero Wolfe,

KECA.9:00-"1 Ras There," KNX.9:30-Hawthorue House. KFI.

11:00-Black Castle, KHJ-DLBS.

Outstanding Music10:45-Your Gospel Singer, SECAx:30-Music to Remember.

KECA.3:30-Keep Singing. America.

X.5:30-Voice of Firestone, KFI.1:00-Contented Program, B31.8:00-Fred

Waring. Kli.8:00-Evening Concert. KFAC.9:00-Telephone Hour, KFI.

10:00-Lucky Lager Dance Time.KFAC.

10:30-Eastside Dance Tonne.KFVEB.

10:45-Classio Hour, KECA.

Quiz Programs6:30-Dr. I. Q., EFL:30-Information Please. NFL

8:30-Double or Nothing.KVOE-KFXM-KGB.

Public Affairs6:45-Hon. Jerry Voorhis, KPAS

Sports-Comment10:00-Turf Bulletins. REED.1:30-Baseball, KMPC.4:00-Sportscast, KFAC.5:30-Race Results. KRKD.7:15-Major League Series,

KMPC.11:20-Sports Hightlights. JINX.

*HRHD, KFOX-News.HFSD-Jack Baker, Songs,HOER-Rev. Greenemeyer.

11:45-KFI-Hymns of All Churches.KNX-Texas Rangers.1111J, KGB-Rose Room.SECA, KFSli-News, Ted

Meyers.KMTR-Hollywood Reporter.

Meyers.KMPC-America Marches.KPAS-Hoot's Painted Post.KFOX-Marching Along.KFXM-Organ.KIND --Violet Schram.KGFJ-Light Concert.

12-KFI-Farm Reporter.KNX-Frank Crumit. Julia

Sanderson.*KHJ-Broadway News.

KECA, KFSD-Morton Dow-ney.

HMTR-H1, Neighbor.KFAC-Band Music.KPAS-Rancho 11-10.

*KGFJ, KGB, HVOE-News.HEED-Prairie Schooner.KWKW-Norwegian Exile.

*KGER-News; Music.KFVD-Editor of the Air.

12:13*KNX-Bob Andersen, News.HIPI-Ma Perkins.

*KECA, KFSD-News.KHJ-Harrison Wood.

*KMPC, KFUX, KFXM-News.KFAV-1 Solemnly Swear.KWE/W-M. Kosloff.KGB-Molly Morse.KGFJ-Aunt Margaret.K1 0E-Have You Read?

12:30-KFI-Pepper Young Family.*KNX-William Winter.

HECA-10-2-4 Ranch.KHJ-Homemakers Club.KM PC -29 Palms.

*KFWB, KFAC-News.KPAS-Curtis H. Springer.KWKW-Maurice Johnson.KFXM-Farm Front.Kt-VD-Gospel In Song.

1.2:45-KFI-Right to Happiness.LEN X-Bachelor's Children.HECA, HPSD-Between the

Bookends.KFWB-Al Jarvis.SFAC-Vernon Steele.IC-FOX-Science of Mind.KFVD-Violet Schram.KFXM, HVOE-Quiz Wizard.KFI-Backstage Wife.JINX-Your Home Front Re-

porter. F. Wiley.EDEC.4, KFSD-Blue News-

room Review.KHJ-This Is Music.KMPC-War at Home.

*KFWIL-Today's War Moods.*KMTR-News, Music.

KFVD-Uncle Sam Speaks.KFAC-Dr. Helen Collier.KPAS-6. Allison Phelps.

*KGFJ, KGER-News.KRHD--Porter L. Barrington.KFXM-Treasure Chest,

1:15-KFI-Stella Dallas.KFWB-Al Jarvis.HMTIP-Piano Moods.KFAC-J. Newton Yates,

Organ.KWKW-Concert Matinee.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KGB-Pulpit Highlights.

1:25*KNX-Dick Joy, News.1:30-KFI-Lorenzo Jones.

KNX-Polly Patterson.KECA, KFSD-"Time" Views

the News.KMPC-Baseball.

*KPAS-News.*KRKD-News, Music.

KGFJ-Donn Mansfield Cald.well.

KGB, KFXM-Zeb Carver Or.SFOX-Christian Science.

1:45-K11-Young Widder Brown.JINX-Mountain Music.KECA, KFSD-Rodriguez and

Sutherland.KGFJ-Ladies, Listen.BRAD-Singing Waiters.KGER-George Strange,

4111KFI-When a Girl Marries.KNX-Adventures of Raffles.KECA, KFSD-What's Doing,

Ladies.*KHJ, KFILM. KGB, HVOE--

Sheelah Carter.*11111TR, KGFJ-News.

KFWIP-Hal Styles.KPAS-Popular Melodies.KFAC-Harry LeRoy Calling.KFVD--Organ Melodies.

x:05-surra.--womaa's World.

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE 15MONDAY LOGS2:15-KFI-Portla Faces Life.

KNX-.Questions on Music.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, EV0E--

Newsreel Theater.*KWKW, HIED-News.

KGFJ-Remember Pearl Har-bor.

KGER-War PriiducjkinTraining.

2:30-KFI-Just Flab Bill.*KNX-News, Lleane Dickason.

KECA-Music to Remember.*11IFW11, KRIM-News.

KMTR-Victory House.KWILW-Mexican Art.KGFJ-Volunteers of America.KFOX-Western Songs.KFSD-My True Story.

2:45-KF1-Front Page Farrell.KNX-American Women.KMPC-Week's News Review.

*KFAC, KFVD-News.3-RFI-Hollywood Theatre of

the Air.KNX-Housewives Protective

League.*KH.7 KGB, KV0E-Prayeri

Philip Keyne-Gordon.*KECA-Pat Bishop. News.*ILMTR-News, Music.*KGFJ. KGER-News.

KFV111--Vocal Favorites.KFAC-Symphony.

*KPAS-Listeners' Digest.KRKD-Salvatore SanteeIla.KFSD-Steve Merrill, Songs.KFVD-Popular Favorites.

3:05-KGER-John Brown.3:15-R11 --Road of Life.

ICECA-Lon Bring Orch.*KFWB-News.

KFSD-Music By Bring.KGB, KVOE-The Johnson

Family.KFX31-DerotIons.

3:25-KHJ-Leaders of United Na-tions.

3:30--KFI-Vie and Bade.KNX-Philharmonic Speaker,

Music.KECA, KFSD-Ladies, Be

Seated.*MIL KGB, KV0E--Ocerseas

Report.KFWII-Tommy Dorsey Orch.KMTR-Plano.

*KRKD-News. Music.KFXM-Petite Musicale.KGFJ-Farm Credit.

1:45-KFI-Snow Village.*KNX-C. Huntley, The World

Today.KECA-Afternoon Roundup.KHJ-Bill Hay Reads the

Bible.KFWB--Internal Revenue.

41111-Dr.Kate.

-KNX-Hello from Hollywood.KECA-My 'True Story.

*KHJ, KF131. KGB, KVOE-News, Fulton Lewis. Jr.

KFWB-Nip and Tuck.KWKW-Italian Radio Melo-

dies.KFAC-Sportscast.KGFJ-Home Hour.KFSD-Gardner Field Airing.KRKD-Toast to the Town.

*KMTR. KFOX KFS13. EGER-News.

4:15*KFI-News of the World.*KNX-Sam Hayes. News.*KFAC, KWKW. KFVD-News.

KWK1V-Star News.KRKD--Movieland Quiz.KGER-Dr. James Jeffers.EFXM-Johnson Family.

*KV0E-Monitor News.4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook.

KNX-Open House.*KECA-News.

KHJ-Johnson Family.*KFSD-News.

KWKW-Pasadena StarNews.

KGB-Army Air Forces.KFXM-Dr. Philip M. Lovell.KVOE-Army Alnr Forces.

4:45-KF1-H. V. Kaltenborn.KECA-Captain Jack.KHJ-Remember with Floretta.KFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KBRW-M. Kosloff.KFSD-Sea Hound.

4:55-KHJ-Earl Carroll's.

5 KFI-Reserve.KNX-Phil Hanna, Dian

Gayle.SECA. KFID-Terry and the

Pirates.*KHJ-News.*KMTR-News. Music.

KWKW-Noyes Hour.KPAS-Uncle Charlie.

*KGFJ, KFXM. EGER-News.KRED-Songs of the Saddle.KFOX-Sunshine Pastor.KGB-Aeronautical, Hope.

5:15*KFI-Pat Bishop.K.NX-Gros es Program.KECA-Twilight Tales.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E- Superman.

*KFAC-News.ELMTR-Rodio Newsreel.

3:30-K11-1 oice of Firestone.*KNX-Harry Flannery.

KECA, KFSD-Jack Arm-strong.

KHJ KGB, KFXM, K1'0E--Chick Carter, Boy Detective.

*KMPC-News.KMTR-Irwin Allen.K FA( hoa Bill Club.KRKD-Race Results.KFOX-On the Range.KFVD-90-90 Club.

5:13*KNX-News, Truman Bradley.*KECA. KFSD-News.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Norman Nesbitt.

KMPC--Help Wanted.KMTR-Old Age Pension.KFVD-Evening Serenade.KGER-Dr. James Jeffers.KGFJ-.live Jammers.

5:55*KNX-Cecil Brown.

6-KFI-Eyes Aloft.KNX-Lux Theater.KECA, KFSD-Hop Harrigan.

*KHJ KGB. KFX31, KVOE-News, Gabriel lieatter.

KM PC-Easy Listening.*KFWB, KFOX, KGER-News.*KMTK-News. Music.

KFAC-Dinner Dance.6:15*KI1J, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Faces and Places.*KECA, KFSD-Today in His-

tory.KMPC-T. B. Blakinton.KMTR-Ham and Eggs.KFWB--Dave Ormont.KPAS-Church of Christ.KGFJ-Home on the Range.KGER-Rev. Webber.

6:25-KECA-Reserce.

Christabel PankhurstD. B. E., LL. B.

KMTR-570Every Monday 6:30 p.m.

"Coming Events andThe Return of Christ"

4:30-KFI-Dr. I. Q.SECA, KFSD--Spotlight

Bands.KHJ-Return of Nick Carter.KMPC-Town Hall.KFWB-Pee Wee Hunt Orcb.KMTR-Christabel Paukburst.HOFJ-Dinner Concert.KGER-Prophecy Speaks.

*KGB-Eddie Orcutt.KVOE-Return of Nick Carter

6:45-KPAS-Hon. Jerry Voorhis.KRKD-Friendly Advisor.KMPC-Musical Interlude.

6:55-KECA-War News Roundup.7-K11-Carnation Contented

Hour.KNX-Screen Guild Theater.

*KHJ KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Raymond Clapper.

*KECA, KFOX. KFSD-Ray-mond Gram Swing.

*KMTR, KMPC, HRSD, KPAS,KGER-News.

KFAC-Floyd A. Allen.IEWKW-Calvary Hour.KGFJ-Spanish Hour.

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

7:13-KHJ, KGB, KFXM-SeaboardNews, George

*KECA-News.34.11PC-MaJor League Base-

ball.-HPAS-Our Daily Bread.KFSD--Listen to Lester and

Johnny.7:30-11I-Information Please.

KNX-Blondle.KFA'A, KFSD-Free Men Are

Fighting.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Lone Ranger.*KFWB-News.

KMTR-Dr. A. U. Michelson.KPAS-Country Gentleman.KFAC-L. A. Bar Assoc.KRKD-Do You Know?

:35-KFSD-What'll It Be. Boys?:45-KFWB, KFOX-Robert Arden.

KPAS-The Bell Family.KECA-Romance of Industry.

FLOVD H.JOHNSON

andKing's Ambassador QuartetKMTR-8:00.9:00 P. M.

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

-11FI-Fred Waring Victory411 Tune Time.

KNX-I Love a Mystery.KECA. KFSD-Watch the

World Go By.KBJ, KGB, KFXM, K1 OE-

Bulldog Drummond.*KMPC, KGER-News.

KFWB-Reuters News Dis-patches.

KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson.*KPAS-Listeners' Digest.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KGFJ-B & R Cowboys.

3:05-KGER-March Ahead of Time.8:15*KFI-Larry Smith, for Fleet-

wood Lawton.KNX-Dean Dickason.KECA, KFSD-Luna A Abner.KFWB-Life with Avion.KMPC-William Parker.

3:30-KFI-Cavalcade of America.HICX-Gay Nineties Revue.KECA, KFSD-Counter SKHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

Double or Nothing.KMPC-Design for Dancing.

*KFW B-News.KPAS-P. E. Gardner.KGFJ-Four Aces.

3:15-Rn/11-Help Wanted.KMPC-Government News.

8:53-111-NX-Joseph Hoesch.-KFI-Telephone Hour.

KNX-"l Was There.",KECA, KFSD-Adventures of

Nero Wolfe.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy.KFWB-Victory Service Club.

*KMTR. KGFJ. KGER-News.KPAS-Dr. Louis Talbot.KFAC-Evening Concert.

0:05-KGER-Greek Hour.9:15*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Sizing Up News. Sam Baiter

"It To TnEBIBLE"

DR. WILLIAM L. TAYLOR

KMTR-9:15 P. M.111,141a) thril ,at.roho

KMTR-Back to the Bible.9:30-KFI-Hawthorne House.

KNX-Vnz Pop.KECA-Erskine Johnson,

Hollywood Spotlight (Thrif-ty Drug).

9:30 P. M.-KECA-Hollywood Spotlight -

With ERSKINE JOHNSON10:30 P. M.-KFI

"Inside the News"with JOHN COHEEand PETER de LIMA

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

*KHJ, KGB. KIMM, HYDE-General Barrows.

KPAS-Ethel Hubler.HGFJ-Brother Tommy.

3:45*SECA, KFSD-News.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KV0E--.Fulton Lewis, Jr.

KFWB-Between the Lines.KMTR-Pastor Egertson.KPAS-Charles W. Hamp.

10*KF7-RichfieldNews.

*KNX-News. John Burton.^News and 5,. Measles el Its News"

, ROISUCK AND co.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HYDE-Dr. Polyzoides.

1131PC-Moments of Melody.KFWB-Remember with

Floretta.*KMTR-News, Bob Brooks.

KFAC-Lucky Lager DanceTime.

KRAS-Gideons.KGFJ-Hank, Nightwatchrnan.

10:I5-KM-Design for Dancing.KECA, KFSD-Awake at the

Switch.*KIIJ. KGB, 111'0E --Paul

Schubert.*KMPC-News.

KMTR-Your Income Tax.KFXM-Meet the Band.

DANCETonite

10:30 to 11:30 P.Every Nile Except Sunday

KFWBAmerica's Finest Bonds

10:30*KM-Inside the News (ThriftyDrug).

IFENX-Palladium.KHJ, KGB-Neil Rondsho.KFWB-Eastelde Dance To.

nite.RMTR-Happy Johnson Orch.}WAS-Baltimore Gospel

Tabernacle.KFXM-Neil Bondshu Orch.

10:45*KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn.KNX-Ed Miller.KECA-Classic Hour.KMTR-Happy Johnson orrit.

10:55-ILF1-Music.11*KFI. KNX-News.

*KHJ. KFXM. KVOE-News.Black Castle.

KMPC-Dance and Romano.KFWB--Eastside Dance To-

nite.KFAC-Lucky Lager Danes

Time.KFSD-This Moving World.

11:15-KFI-Frankle Master's Ora.KMTR-Solid Saunders Oreh.

11:20-KNX-Sports Highlights.11:30-KNX-Mitchell Ayres.

KHJ-Answering You.KMPC-Masters' Hour.KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.

11:45-KFI-Musical Encore.KHJ-Uncle Sam.KMPC-Silver Nocturne.

11:55*KNX, KMPC, KMTR. KFWBNews.

Buy

An Extra Copyof

Radio Lifeand

Mail It to aBoy in Camp.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14At hours where no listing Isshow n for a local station,recorded music has beenscheduled.

*Indicates News Broadcasts

IIIIVEN OF REST8:00 A. M. - KHJTUES., THURS., SAT.

ALSO AT THIS, TIME OVERMUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM

42-KEI-Johnny Murray.HP KNX-Collins Calling.

KECA-Between the Lines.MM.,. RENAL KGB. SE I OE-

Hat en of Rest.*EMIT', KMTR. RPAS, KGFJ.

EGER-News.KFWB-Curtie H. Springer.KFAC-Country Church.HAAR-Don't Be Alarmed.KRIM-Morning Melodies.RIND-Breakfast Club.

$:15-KFI-This and That.KNX-Valiant Lady.

*KECA-News.KM PC-Markets and Sports.KMTR-Dr. Michelson.KGFJ-Pastor Carl Sneezy.

11:30*KFI. RILL KRKD-News.KF.I' A -McNeill's Breakfast

Club.RNX-Kitts Foyle.KSIPC-Cnity Daily Word.HpAS-Baptist Brothers.KFWB-Help Wanted.RYON-Helen Markham.KFXM--Sunshine Sem ice.KGB. RIVE-Jolly Jne and

Ralph.S :43-10.1-Da Id H rom.

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories.*KFWB-News.

KGIKR-Res. Bennington.*RMTR-Bible Treasury.

KFOX-Curtis H. Springer.KFVD-Vocial Fasorites.

9:511-KMTR-TimeliFI-The Open Door.

a/ KNX-Kate Smith.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, K VOE-

Snake Carter. News.KECA-Smile in the Morning.KFWB. KFSD-Dr. Reynolds.*K. PC. KGFJ. KGER-News.KFAC--Musical Comedy.SE PAS-Polly and Pat.RMTR-News, Solute ProgramKFOX-Firebrands for Jesus.

111:111-KFI-Mary Marlin.KNX-Big Sister.

*KECA, KIND-News.KHJ-Women of Today.KMIPC-Accent on Song.

*KFWB-News.RMTR-Let's Go in the Dogs.KGFJ-Medical.KFAC-Voice of Health.KW KW-Light Classics.KFSD-Good Cheer.KFXM-Old Family Almanac.

1101)*H FL KFISKNX-Romance of Helen

Trent.KECA, KIND-Breakfast at

Mardi's.KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma

Voting.KMTR-W. R. Record.

*KFWB-News.KM PC--Fami ly Bible.

*KWKW-Gladys Stoles.SPAS-Community Program.KGER-Radio Revisal.KGB, KFXM-Marine Band.KIND-Dr. Richardson.

' RIVE-Army Rand.KGFJ-Swing Serenade.

0:35-HFI-Listen to This.1:45-K11-At Home With Von.

KNX-Our Gal Monday.KFVI II-Audre Kostelanetz.

*KM PC, K RSED-Nevi s.RMTR-Curtis H. Springer.KW KW-I a rieties.KFV1D-Here Comes the Pa-

rade.K FXM-Behind the Gun.

10*1011-M id -Morning Journal.RNX-Life Can Re Beautiful.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, HIVE-News, Glenn Hardy.

*RECA, KIND-News. M PP-Holiness-1 I es Exchange

*KMTR-News.KFWB-Kitchen Kollege, Chef

RISK omen's World.*RGFJ, KPASI. REON-News.

SE RAD-7 urf Bulletin.10:15-Eli-Larry Smith, Com.

RNX-Ma Perkins.KECA -Jay Burnett.KHJ. RG13. K VOE-Garden-

er's Friend.*KARR, HPAN-Riess h.

KGFJ-Voice of Health.KGER-Helen Markham.KF'ON-Student Assembly.KFXM-All Around the Town

10 :30--KFI-Burritt Wheeler.RNX-Vic and Sade.KECA, KFSD-Listen to nos.RHJ-Clinic Forum. .

RMPC- Mid -MorningMelodies.

*KFWB. KFAC. AN KW-NewsK PAS-Meet Priscilla Alden.K MTR-Floyd B. Johnson.REVD-Union Rescue MissionRI OE-Book of the Hour.

10:35-KGB KFXM-Luncheon withLopez.

10 :45*K lEI-Art linker, News.RNX-The Goldberg,.KECA-1 our Gospel Singer.K FWB-Science of Mind.K EIIIX- Arline Daniels.KFSD-Heaven on Earth.

11 -II-Guiding Light.RNX-Young Dr. Malone.KEI'A-Baukbage Talking.KHJ. KGB, K FX M. RVOE-

Dr. Louis Talbot.KMPC-.This Changing World.

*KMTR-News. Curtis H.Springer.

KFWB- Al Jars is.MM-Personality Holz.

*SPAS-News.KWIEW-At the Console.KFAC-Les Adams.

11:15-K11-Lonely Women.K NX-Joyce Jordan. M. D.KFA'A, HFSD-Mystery ChefKM 1'C-Short Story Secrets.

II :211-KVIKW-Star Parade.K FOX- Verities.

11:30-RFI-Light of the World.KNX-We Lose and Learn.KECA-Morning Roundup.KM PC-Musical Headlines.KIM KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

San Francisco Serenade.*IEWKW-News. Bing Crosby.*K PAS-Pasadena Independent.

KGFJ-City Dwellers.KFSD- La woon's Knights.KGB, KFXM-Morning Melo-

dies.

UM CFI KECA KNJ CFVO IN KFS6 K6FJ KFXM KFAC K KWTaS11/DAPCTKIRTKIWITKNX1 Feb ir KFOXTKGBT WOE5701- 7-7901-930-r1020T TrroTinoT /-

600 710 870 980 1070 1111 1230 1280 1360 1430 1490

11:18-K111-Hymns of All Churches.KNX-Texas Rangers.

*KECA. RIND-News. TedMeyers

KGB-Rose Room.SPAS-Gibeion's Painted Post.K FM-% inlet Schram.

1, INC-F1-1, arm Reporter.ifs KNX-Frank Criimit and

Julia Sanderson.*KHJ-Broadway News.

HECA, KFSD-Morton Dow-ney.

KMTR-111, Neighbor.K PAS-Rancho 11-10.

*KGFJ-News.*RGER, K FSD, RGB. K VOE-

News.KFOX-Jiist Relax.KIND-Editor of the Air.RWKW. KFXM-Poland s s.

Hitler.15:10-SEER-Listen Ladies.12 :15-K Fl-si a Perkins.

*KS X -Bob Andersen, News.K El 'A-Dia I- A- Winner.KILO-Harrison Wnod.

IEFOX. REIM-News*RN KW-M. Kosloff.

KFAC-1 Solemnly swear.*KIND-C. P. News.

KGB-Molly Morse.17 :30-KFI -Pepper ''mug's Family.

*SENN-William Winter.K W-Homemakers Club.

*KFWB. KFAC-News.KM PC -29 Palms.[(PAS -1'1101s H. Springer.RIVR IS-M uric.. Johnson.RFD:\ -Mayor Bateson.KFXM-Farm Front.RFS It-% inlet Schram.

12:15--KFI-Right to Happiness.RN N-Barbelor's Children.REA A. KIND-Between the

Bookends.K M PC-Internal Res elute In-

ters Sew.KM KW-Familiar Ballads.RFAC-Gy posy Serenade.KGB, KFXM, K VOE-Quiz

Wizard.R11-Backstage Wife.11 N X-Vour Home Front Re-

porter.KHJ-This Is Music.KECA. HFSD-Blue News-

room Review.AMP('-War at Home.

TUESDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs A pricier in Light f axe Type: .Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface

Variety5.150-Johnny Murray. WTI.9 :ixi-Kats Smith. KNX.9:30- Break fast at Sardt's.

K ECA KYSD.10:011-Chef Milani. KFWB.

:35-Luncheon with Lopez.KGB KFXM-KVOE

I :00-Blue Newaroom RPIPW,K El ' A.

1:00-Hello from Hollywood.KS X.

1:30-Better Half, A HJ.1:30-Ant Baker's Notebook, KFI.i:00-Beryl Wallace. KNX.it :0a-Barns and Allen. RNX.:30-John Neshitt's Passing Pa-

rade KFI.0:311-Spotlight Bands. KECA-

KFSD.7 :00-Johnny Mercer's Music

Shop. KFI.5:15-Lum and Abner. KW-A-

RES!).* :30-Johnny Presents Glens

Simms KFI.to'ouch, krt.

:011-Judy Canine Show. KNX.9:15-What's In a Song, KVA 'A.

War:MI-Women'. World. RMTR.

2:45-American Women. RNX.5:b.5-War News Roundup.

KECA.:00-1)Ismsteh from Reuters.

KFWB.:45-Citrus Front. KIRJ-DLBS.

Drama'I :00-Ads entures of Raffles.

RNX.0:110-Mystery Theater. KFI.7:30-Red Skelton, RFC

7:30-Beat the Rand, RFC5:00-1 Lose a Mystery. &NIL.a:30- Lights Out, RNX.9 :30-91 orld We're Fighting For.

KFI.

Quit Pro orams:00-Pay Day Bois. KRJ-

KEN M.0:30-"Noah Webster Says,"

K 'A -KIND.

0 utstandinq Music1n:4'.-Your Gospel Singer. KECA.SLIM-M..1e to Remember.

K A4:30-American Melody Hour.

RNX.7 :150-Inglea ,ad Park Concert.

KNX.0:00-Evening Concert, KFAC.3:00-Fred Waring. KEl.3:15-Harry James. RNX.

10 :00-- Remember. with Floretta.RP% B.

10:Ns-- I .tieky lager Danes TimeKFAC.

19 : 30- P: st Ode Dance Toads.K Fig R.

Public Affairs4:00-Report to the Nation. RN%7:30-Wage. Stabilization. SERJ.

11:0.5- American Forum. KHJ.11:30-Congress Speaks. KNX.

Sports-Comment111.011-Turf Bulletins. KRKD.3:30-Baseball, KMPC. 4:110-Sportscart. KFAC.5:30-Kate Results RIIKII.7:15-Major League Series.

KM PC11:20-Sports Highlights. RNX.

*RF1111-Today's War Moods.*KMTR. KGFJ. KFID, HIDE

-Ness*.K FAC-lie. Walter Raymond.

L:15-KFI-Stella Dallas.KMPC-II a x Museum.KFWB-Al Jars is.RMTR-Piano Monde.KFAC-J. N. Sates. Organ.H WIEW-Concert Matinee.

1 :25*K RI X-Dick Joy. News.1:30-K FI-Lorenzo Jones.

SE Patterson.KGB. Ft KFXM-Full

Speed Ahead.KECA, RFSD-"Time" Views

the News.*K PAS-News.

KGFJ-California State Engl-oeers.

1 :43-13}1-1 oung Widder Brown.KNX-Mountain Music.KECA, KFSD-Rodriguez and

Sutherland.KGB. KFXM. 11 VOK-Len

111-14/11-W hen a Girl Marries.IS RN N.- Ads entures of Raffles.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Sheelah Carter.EEC'S, HFSD-What's Doing.

Ladies.KM PC-Pan-America na.

*RMTR. KGFJ. KGER-News.KFWB-Hal Styles.K PAS-Popular Melodies.K FAC-Harry LeRoy Calling.K D-Organ Melody.R YON-Meet the Nand.K RITR-Iii omen's World.Kt:ER-Uncle Sam.

2:13-K FI-Port la Faces Life.RNX-Questions on Music.

*KHJ, RFXM. KGB. WIVE-Don Lee Newsreel Theater.

*KARA, RIND-News.SEGEJ-Remember Pearl Har-

bor.2:30-KFI-Joust Plain Bill.

*KNX -News. Deane Dickason.K ECA-Music to Remember.

*KM PC-News.KRKD-News.

KWKW-Mexican Art.KFGJ-South America.KFOX-Songs of the West.KIND-My True Story.

2 :43-KF1Front Page Farrell.RNX-American Women.SE M PC-Todd Grant.

*KFAC-News.KIND-Al and Lee Reiser.

3_K}'1-Hollywood Theater ofthe Air.

KNX-Housewives' ProtectiveLeague.

*KHJ, KGB. IS VOE-FrayerPhilip Keyne-Gurdon.

*KECA -Pa t Bishop, News.KFWB-Vocal Varieties.

*KMTR-News. Music.*KPAS-Listeners' Digest.

EFAC-Symphony.& KWH-Sets store Santaella.

*111i1J, KGER-News.SE FSD-Steve Merrill, Songa.

3:15-KFI-Road of Life.RIF11.1-Pasadena Reporting.KECA, RP-SD-Men, Machines

and Victory.*KFWB-News.

K MTR-Unseen Enemy.KGB, R IDE-The Johnson

Family.3 :30-14F1- %It. and Made.

KNX-Jeri Suites an.K HJ, KGB. SE VOE-11 4

Report.KECA-ladies. Be Seated.KM PC-Baseba II.KFWB-Tommy Dorsey Orch.Kt-NM-Petite Musical.

*KRIM-News.3 :43-KFI-Snow Village.

KNX-The World Today.101.1-Bill Ray Reads the

Bible.KMTR-Santnella Ensemble.KFSD-1G. S. Army Band.

4kill-Dr. Rate.-KNX-Hello from Hollywood.KECA-My True Story.

*KHJ SEFIEM. KGB. KS OE --Fulton Lewis. Jr.

KFWB-Bert Fiske.K EAC-Sportsca st.WARR-Italian Radio Melo-

dies.*KMTR, SEGER. KFOX -News.

KRKD-Toast to the Town.KGFJ-The Home Hour.KFSD-George Hicks Report -

ire*K GR. . KFO X -News.

^? SEPTEMBER 12, 1943Ill-r 4:15-KFI-World News.

*KNX-Sam Hayes. News.KFWB-Gospel and Song.

*KFAC, KWIEW, KFVD-NewsKRIED-Movieland Quiz.

NI-Johnson Family.4:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook.

KNX-American Melody Hour*KECA, KFAC-News.

KIM-Johnson Family.KWKW-Pasadena Star NewsKFIV-Tea Time Music.KGB-Service Hasse Party.KFXM-Dr. Philip Lovell.KV0E-Word of God.

I AS-KM-Around Towner.K FWB-Stuart Hamblen.

*K RKD-News.KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.FIWKW-M. Kosloff.

4:55-KHJ-Earl Carroll's.

5 1111-Resen e.KNX-Beryl Wallace.

*KHJ-Broadway News.SECA, KFSD-Terry and the

Pirates.KWKI% -Eloyes Hour.KPAS-Cncle Charlie.

*KGFJ, KFX.M. KGER-News.*ILMTR-News. Music.

5:05-KGER-Olga Graves.KNX-Afternoon Dances.

5:15*KFI-News, Pat Bishop.KNX-Meet the Music.

*KECA-News.RH& KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Superman.KMTR-Radio Newsreel.

*KFVD-News.5:30-KF1-Treasure Chest.

*KNX-Harry W. Flannery.KECA, KFSD-Jack Arm-

strong.KEIJ KGB. KFXM, OE-

Chick Carter.*KMPC-News.*KPAS-Curtis R. Springer.

KMTR-Irwin Alien.KFAC-Whoa Bill Club.KRKD--Race Results.

5:45*KNX-Truman Bradley, News.*KECA. KFSD-News.*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Norman Nesbitt.KMPC-Heip Wanted.KMTR-Old Age Pension.KRILD--Hollywood Tune -

smiths.KGER-Dr. James Jeffers.

5:85*KNX-Cecli Brown.a-WI-Mystery Theater.

KNX-Burns and Allen.*KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Gabriel Meatier.KECA, KFSD-Hop Harrigan.EMPC-Easy Listening.

KFOX, KGER,ILFX111-Newo.

*KMTR-News, Music.KFAC-Dinner Dance.KWKW-Catholic Social HourKPAS--Future Pianists.KGFJ-Home on the Range.

8:15*KIIJ, KGB, KFXM. WOE-Don Redman Orch.

KECA. KFSD-Today in His-tory.

K B-Dave Gement.*WITR-Nell Darling.

KPAS-Church of Christ.*KFVD--News.

as-KECA-Reserve.6:30-KFI-John Nesbitt's PassingParade.

KNX-Report to the Nation.HECA, KFSD--Spotlight

Bands.KM-Cisco Kid.

*KMPC-T. B. Blakiston.KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies.KFWB-Pee Wee Hunt.

DR. CLEM DAVIESTIMELY TOPICS

"Present Day Events in theLight of Bible Prophecy"Tuesday thru Saturday

K M TR- 6:30 P. M.KVOE-Gospel Light.KGFJ-Dinner Concert.

*KGB-Eddie Oreutt.6:46-KPAS-Dr. Frederick W.

Romans.11:511-11ECA-War News Roundup.

KFSD-Abbey for Mayor.7-KFI-Johnny Mercer's Music

Shop.ILECA, KFSD-Raymond

Gram Swing.

RADIO LIFE

MELODIES AMERICA LOVES

Frank HolidayDouglas Steade

Dave KnightAlan Watson

Concert OrchestraEarl Towner. Director

TUESDAY AT 7:30 P. M.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-John B. Hughes.

*KMPC, SPAS-News.KFAC-M. Howard Fagan.KGFJ-Spanish Hour.KWKW-Hungarian Baptist

Church.*KRKD KPAS, KGER, KFOX

-News.7:06-KGER-Townsend Nat'l Re-

covery Plan.7:15*KHJ, KGB. KFXM-News.

*KECA, KFSD-News.KMPC-Major League Base-

ball.*SPAS-Our Daily Bread.

7:30-KF1--Red Skelton & Co.K.NX-Inglewood Park Con-

cert.SECA. KFSD-Red Ryder.KHJ-Wage Stabilization.

*KFWB-News.KMTR-A. U. Michelson.KPAS-Conntry Gentleman.KFAC-Wings Over the West

Coast.KRKD-Do You Know?KGB, KVOR-Music That En-

dures.7:45*KNX-"Quote Ted Busing."

KHJ, KGB, ELVOE, KFXM-Citrus Front.

*KFAC-News.*KFWB, KFOX-Robert Arden

SPA'S-The Bell Family.K/ESG-Evangelistic Service.

a-KF1-Fred Waring.KNX-1 Love a Mystery.KECA, KFSD-Watch the

World Go By.c.IMONNI=NNIM.1.11=.0.1M0

Stu Wilson's Fun Show"PAY DAY QUIZ"

KHJ8 P. M.-TUESDAYS

SPONSORED BYBarbara Ann Bread

KHJ, KFXM-Pay Day Quiz.*KMPC, KGER-News.

KFWB-Dispatch from Rent-er's.

KMTR-Grace Dotson.KFAC-Evening Concert.

*SPAS --Listeners Digest.II:15*KFI-Larry Smith, for F.

Lawton.KNX-Harry James Orch.KECA, KFSD-Lum & Abner.KFWB-Citizens Defense Quiz

*IC-MPG-William Parker.8:30-KFI-Johnny Presents Ginny

Simms.KNX-Lights Out.KECA, ILFSD-'Noah Web-

ster Says."KHJ-Story Teller.

Page 17 TUESDAY LOGSKMPC--Design for Dancing.WITR-Central Church of

Christ.*Krli B-News.

KFXM-Air Depot.FIGFJ-The Four Aces.KFOX, KPAS-Judge GardnerKMPC-Government News.

S:45-KFWB-Help Wanted.-1E11 --Salute to Youth.a KNX-Judy Canota Show.

KECA Soldiersof the Press.*KEW, KGB, KFX.M, KV0E-

News. Glenn Hardy.KFWB--Strollin' Tom.KPAS-Dr. Louis T. Talbot.

*E1MTI:. KGFJ, KGER-News.KFOX-Church of Christ.

9:05-KGER-Otga Graves.9:15-KHJ, KGB. KFXM, HVOE-

Res Miller.

WAR BONDfor a Song Title!

KECA-9:15 P. M."What's In a Song"Santa Fe Trailways

KECA-What's In a Song.KM-Et-Latin Americana.KMTR-Back to the Bible.KFXM-Famous Fathers.

9:2S*KNX-Joseph Harsch.

"THE WORLDWE ARE FIGHTING FOR"

K F I 9:30 P.M.TUESDAYS

9:30-KFI-The World We're Fight-ing For.

KNX-Edwin C. Hill.*KECA-Erskine Johnson

(Thrifty Drug/.KNX-Edwin C. Hill.

9:30 P. M.-KECA-Hollywood Spotlight"

With ERSKINE JOHNSON10:30 P. M.-KFI

"Inside the News"with JOHN COHEEand PETER de LIMA

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

KHJ, KGB. KFXM. AVM-Facts and Places.

*KFWB, KFSG-News.WHIR-Viennese Ensemble.KPAS-Spotlight Stories.TEGER-Olga Graves.

9:43*KECA, KFSD-News.KNX-Deane Dickason.

*KHJ, KGB, RC JM, MVOS...Fulton Lewis, r.

KFWB-Between the Lines.KMTR-Pastor H. 0. Eases**KPAS-Charley Hemp.

Wh00.111..11111111 14111 al

10:05 pal meat*HAAS, ItOESUCIC AND CO.

10*K11-itichfield News.*FIN X-News, Burton -Winter.

RAJ. KGB-Busy Money.KMPC-Moments of Melody.KECA-Taylor Made Mel eKFWB-Remember with

Floretta.KPAS-Voice of Calvary.

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

Time,1110XM, KV0E-Joe Reiciumen

Orch.KGFJ-Hank, Bight Watch-man.

10:15-KFI-Cheque Tour Musie.KECA-Freddy Martin Oreb.KHJ. KGB, KV0E--Paul

Schubert.*KMPC-News.

KFXM--Sinfonietta.

DANCETonite

10:30 to 11:30 P.M.Every Nite Except Sunday

KFWBAmerica's Finest Bonds

10:30-K11-Inside News (ThriftyDrug).

KECA-Classic Hour.KNX-Charlie Spivak.ILFWB-EastsIde Dance To.

sate.KMPC-Dance and Romano%KMTR-Happy Johnson or*.SPAS-Rev. W. C. Parham.

10:45-KFI-Hal Curtis, Organist.KNX-Anita Ellis. Songs.KMPC-Uncle Sam.

10:55-KNX-Paul Featherstone.

11*K7-Eleventh Hour News.*KNX-News, Bob Andersen.*KFLI-New s.

KMTIL--=olld Saunders Orelt.KFWB-Eastelde Dance To-

nite.KFAC-Luck Lager Dawn

Time.SPAS-Christobel Pa nkhantt.

11:05-KHJ-American For etthe Air.

11:15-KFI-Frankle Masters' Orek.11:10-KNX-Sports Highlights.11:30-KILI, KVOE-News, Jan Gag.

her Orch.KNX-Congress Speaks.

H:15-KFT-MusIcal Encores.KNX-Mitchell Ayres.

11:55*KNX. KMPC, KFWB--News.

PRESENTS

"HEADLINE BUILDERS"Gayne Whitman and large cast

Thrilling life dramatizations of leadingpersonalities in the news.

9:45 EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT ON KNX

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15*Indicates ,co Broad, ast.

At hours where no listing Isshown for a local station,rem/edit' music has beenscheduled.

e-KFI-Johnny Murray.611 KNX-Collins Calling.

*KECA-Between the Lines.KHJ-Rise and &Shine.KFIVII-IRreakfast Club.

*KMPC, KMTR, KPAS, KGFJ,KGER, KFOX-News.

KFAC-Country Church.KWKW-Don't Be Alarmed.KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Shady

Valley Folk.KFVD-Stuart Hamblen.

11:65-KGER-Soul Patrol.8:15--KFI-Thin and That.

KNX-Valiant Lady.*KECA-News.'

KMPC-Markets and Sports.KMTR-Dr. Michelson.KGFJ-Pastor Carl Su eazy.KGER-Mispah.KFOX-Firestone Foursquare.

11:30*KFLKH.1 KFSD-News.KECA-MeNeill's Breakfast

Club.ICNX-Kilty Foyle.KMPC--Unity Daily Word.KF'AC-IllanoKPAti-Haven of Rest.KFOX-Helen Markham.KFXM SunshineService.KGB, KV0E-Jolly Joe and

Ralph.11:45-K11-David Hamm.

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories.KMTR-Bible Treasury.

*KFA('-News.KFVD-Vocal Favorites.KGER-Rev. Bennington.KFOX-Curtis H. Springer.

111:518-KMTR-Time Signal.

PPolly and Pat

ATTERSON-Household Hints-

KPAS-9:00 a. m.Monday Thru Friday

ci-KFI--The Open Door.KNX-Kate Smith.KECA-Viomen Who Make

News, Dorothea Ramsay.*KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE--

Beaks Carter.*KMPC. KGFJ. KGER-News.

ILMTR-News, Salute ProgramKFAC--Musical Comedy.IPAS-Polly and Pat.KWKW-Collector of Internal

Revenue.KRKD-Sagebrush Serenade.KFOX-Firebrands for Jesus.KFSD-Meet Tour Neighbor.

11:118-KGER-Rev. Larrimore.9:US-KFI-Mary Marlin.

KNX-Big Sister.*KECA, KFVD-News.

KHJ-Time Out.KFAC-Voice of Health.KMPC-Accent on Song.ILMTR-Let's Go to the Dogs.IEWIEVI-Light Classics.KGFJ-Medical.KGER-March Ahead of TimeKFXM-Old Family Almanac.XFSD-Good Cheer.KGB-Problem Clearing House

0:311*IEFI, B-News.KNX-Romance of Helen

Trent.KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma

Young.KECA, KFSD-Breakfast at

SardPIS.KMPC-Family Bible.

*KFWB--News.KPAS--Community Program.

*Kwaw-Gladya Scolds.KGER-Radio Revival.

KGB, KFXM, KV0E--CoastGuard Band.

KFVD-Dr. Richardson.11:35-KFI-Listen to This.11:45--KFI-At Home With Von.

KNX-Our Gal Sunday.*KMPC, KRKD-News.

KFWB-Audre Kostelanetz.KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.KWKW-Varieties.

9:85.-KRICD-Ohl- Oh:-

10 -6.11-Mid-51orning Journal.KNX-Life ('an Be Beautiful.*KILL kFXM. KGB. MAW

News. Glenn Hardy.*KECA, KSFD-News.

KMPC-Housewives Exchange.KFWB-Kitchen Kollege,

Chef Milani.

HEAR PIERREMaestro of the Chafing Dish

With Marion LeeWOMAN'S WORLD

Now KWKW-10 A. M.

*KMTR-News,*KGFJ, Kk'OX-News.

KFAC-F. E. Fugerherg.KWK1V-Women's World.KF1 D-Morning Serenade.KRKD-Turf Bulletins.

*KGER-News. Full Gospel.10:15-KFII-Larry, Smith, Commen-

tator.K NX-Ma Perkins.KECA-Jay Burnett.KHJ, KGB, KVOF.-Garden

Talk*KMTR-Virtory Newsreel.*KHAN', Kl'AS-News.

Mad-Voice of Health.KRKD-Ur. Richardson.KGER-Helen Markham.KFOX-Student Assembly.KFSD-Uncle Sam.KFXM-AIL Around the Town

10:30-KFI-Btarritt Wheeler.KNX-Vic and Sade.KECA, KSFD-Listen to This.

KFWB. KFAC, KGB-Ken s.

KMPC-Mid-Morning Melodies.KPAS-Meet Priscilla Alden.KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson.KGFJ-Salon Music.E RKD-Voice of Government.

*KWKW-News.KFVD-Union Rescue Mission.KGER-Sunshine Pastor.KFOX-Trade Wind Tavern.

11

K MIA KFI KECA KHJ KFVO KFAS KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KRA KWKW

FSDTKA1PCTIIEVTKfWITTK Nil ak11500 ofpuT KVOE

570-1-640-1-790T930-1-10201- 1240 T1330T1390600 110 870 980 1070 1110 1230 12 80 1360 1430 149U

10:35-KGB. KFXM, KVOE-Lunch-eon with Lopez.

10:45*KFI-Art Baker, News.KNX-The Goldbergs.KECA-Tour Gospel Singer.KHJ-Lady of Charm.KEW'S-Science of Mind.KMTR-Philip M. Lovell.K FAC-Vocal Gems.KRKD-Midnight Mission.

*EFOX-Arline Daniels.-KFI-Guiding Light.

KNX-young Dr. Malone.K ECA-Baukhage Talking.KHJ, KGB. KFXM. K%0E-

Dr. Louis T. Talbot.KFWB-Al Jars is.

*Kt1FJ. Kl'AS, KFVD, KGER-News.

KMPC-This Changing World.*KMTR-News. Curtis H.

Springer.KWKW-At the Console.

11:15-KFI-LonelyKECA. EISD-Mystery (lief.KNX-Joyce Jordan, M. D.KMPC-Hits and Bits.

*KPAS-Pasadena News.KGER-Beacon Light.

11:30-KII-Light of the World.KNX-We Love and Learn.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

San Francisco Serenade.K ECA-Morning Roundup.

*KWKW-News, Ring Crosby.K GFJ-City Dwellers.

*KRKD. KFOX-News.KFSD-Page of Melody.KFAC-Les Adams.KFOX-Sing and Swing.KIND-Ann Gibson.

11:45-KFI-Hymns of All Churches.KNX-Texas Rangers.

*KECA-News, Ted Meyers.KHJ, KGB-Rose Room.KMPC-America Marches.KPAS-Hoot's Painted l'ost.KFOX-Marching Along.KFVD-Violet Schram.KFXM-Organ.

*KFSD-News.

12'21-Farm Reporter.KNX-Frank ('remit and

WEDNESDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear in Lighttave Type: Afternoon end

Evening Programs in Boldface

Variety4:0e-rtis. and Shine. KHJ.8:00-Johnny Murray, KF1,9:110-Kate Smith. KNX.9 :30- - Breakfast at SardPs.

KECAKF1313.10:00-Chef Milani. KFWB.10:35-Luncheon with Lopez.

KGB. KFXM. KVOE.3:00-Hollywood Theater of the

Air. K911.4:00-Hello from Hollywood.

KNX.5:00-Beryl Wallace, KNX.6:00-Date With Judy. Kn.6:00-Opportunity Hour PDQ.

KNX.6:30-Carson Comedy show,

KNX.7:00-Kay Ryser, liFl.7:30-Crests Blanca Carnival,

KNX.8:15-1.0m and Abner. KECA-

KIMD.8:30-Tommy Dorsey Program.

BFI.9:00-Sammy Rafe. KNX.9:30-Lionel Barrymore, KNX.9:30-Hollywood Spotlight.

KECA.9:30--Scramby-Araby, BF!.

War1:30-Where Free Men Are Fight-.

ing. Caldwell. KGFJ.:00-W.innn's World. KMTR.

2:45-American Women. KNX.3:25-Leaders or United Nations.

KHJ.8:00-Reuters' News Dispatch,

KFWB.8:00-Television, Teat Pattern.

WSNYZ.8:30-Television, To Keep Fit,

W6XYZ.9:00-Telesiston, Vaudeville,

W6XYZ.

Drama2:00-Adventures of Raffles,

[USX.4:45--4'apt. Jack, KECA.6:36-Mr. District Attorney. KFl7:311-Lone Ranger. KHJ-110B-

KVOE.8:045-i Love a Mystery. KNX.8:30-Sherlock Holmes, KHJ.6:00-Mr. and Mrs. North. KIM.

Quiz Programs6:00-Winner Take All, KNX,7:36-Do You Know. KRKD.8:00-Take-a-Card. KHJ.11:341 --Battle of the Sexes. KECA.

Outstanding Music10:45 --Your Gospel Singer. KECA.2:38-Mnale to Remember.

REV 8.7:00--4.reat Moments in Music.

KN X.8:00-Fred Waring. KIM8:00-Evening Concert KFAC.8:15-Harry James. KNX.10:00-Remember, with Morena,

KFWB.10:00-Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFAC.10:30-Eitstside Dance Tonite.

KFWB.

Public Affairs3:30-Hope for the Handicapped,

WKW.7:45-Mayor Fletcher Bowron,

KFA'A.9:00-"It Can Be Done." KECA.

10:30-Nat'l Radio Forum. KECA.Sports-Comment

10:00-Turf Bulletins. KRKD.3:38-Baseball, KM PC.4:00 --Sportscast, KFAC.5:30-Race Results. KRKD.7:15-Major League Series,

KMPC.11:20-Sports Highlights. KHJ.

Julia Sanderson.KECA-Morton Downey.

*KHJ-Broadway News.*KMTR-News, Between Us

Girls.KFAC-Band.

11.10.KWKW--Sweet Chariot.

*KGFJ, KGB, KVOE, KFISD-News.

KRKI)-Prairie Schooner.KFOX-Just Relax.KFVD--Editor of the Air.

*KGER-News: Music.12:10-1....".rGER-Listen Ladies.12:15-XF1-Ma Perkins.

*KNX-Bob Andersen, News.*KECA, 1131113,-News.

KHJ-Harrison Wood.KFAC-I Solemnly Swear.KWKW-M. Hamlett

*KFOX, KFXM-News.KGER-Officials on Parade.KGB-Molly Morse.KFSD-U. S. D. A.

12:30-KFI-Pepper Young's Family.*KNX-William Winter.

KECA-16-2-4 Ranch.KMI'C-29 Palms.KHJ-Homemakers' Club.

*KFWB. KFAC-News.KPAS-Curtis H. Springer.IFIVVKW-Maurice Johnsen.KMTR-Hi. Neighbor.KFXM-Farm Front.KIND-Gospel in Song.KGB-Blackwood Quartet.KV0E-Maxine Keith.

12:45-KF1-Right to Happiness.KNX-Bachelor's Children.KECA, KFSD-Between the

Bookends.KFWB-Al Jarvis.

*KPAS-News.KFOX-Science of Mind.KFVD--Violet Sesram.KGB, KFXM, EV0E-Quiz

Wizard.KIND-Between the Bookends

1 -KFI-Backstage Wife.KNX-Tour Home Front Re-

porter.KHJ-This Is Music.IEMPC-War at Home.

*KFWB-Today's War Moods.KECA-Blue Newsroom Re-

view.KFAC-Dr. Helen Collier.KPAS-G. Allison Phelps.

*KMTR. REND, KGFJ-News.*KGER-News: Music.

KFOX-Dance Time.KFSD-National Farm and

Home.*KVOE-Walter Compton.

1:05-KFIJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Background for News.

1:15-KF1-Stella Dallas.KMPC-WaxKFWB-Al Jarvis.KMTR-Piano Moods.KPAS-Victory Gardening.

CONCERTMATINEE

KWKW-1430Daily 1:15-2:15 P. M.

KWKW---t oncert Matinee.KFAC-J. Newton Yates, Or-

ganist.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KGER-Voice of the Army.

1:25*KNX-Dick Joy, News.1:30-BFI-Lorenzo Jones.

KNX-Polly Patterson.KECA, KFSD--"Time" Views

the News.*KPAS-News.

KFAC-Turntable Serenade.*KRKD-News, Music.

KYVD--Hawalian Music.KFOX-Christian Science.KGFI-Donn Mansfield Cald-

well.KFXM-1/1111 Suffield. SafetyKGB, KV 0E-"Wav es."

1:45-KFI-Young Widder Brown.KNX-Mountain Music.KECA, KFsD-Rodrigues,

Sutherland.KMTR-Aircrafters Speak's.KRKD-Singing Walters.

4PTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO L I F E Page 19 WEDNESDAY LOGS1 KGFJ-Ladies. Listen.

KFXM-Band Concert.KGER-George Strange.KFOX-This Rhythmic Age.

2KEI-When a Girl Marries.RN X-Adventures of Raffles.

*KHJ, KFX.M. KGB, MOE-Sheelah Carter.FA'A-N a t 's Doing, Ladles.

KM PC-Pan-Americana.KMTR-R'oman's World.KFAC-Harry LeRoy Calling.

*K(' FJ-News.KFWB- Hal Styles.KGER-Long Beach Band.REVD-Organ Melodies.KIND-American Pen Women.

5:15-KFI-Port in Faces Life.EN X-questions on Music.

*KH.t. KELM. KGB, Kviir.--Don Lee Newsreel Theater.

KRKI)--Womenti Work.*MIER'. KIND-News.

KED X-Public Bulletin.2 :20-fiGER-Long Beach Nand.2 :30-KFI-Just Plain Bill.

*RN X-News, Deane Dickason.KECA-Music to Remember.

*KMPC-News.*KEW11. KRKD-News.

KR KW-Mexican Art.KEOX-Songs of the West.KFSD-My True Story.

2 :45-KI1 -Front Page Farrell.KNX-American Women.KMPC-Soldiers of the Press.KIND-Al and Lee Reiser.

3-1EFI-Holly wood Theater ofthe Air.

KS X-Housewives' ProtectiveLeague.

*IKH.I. KGB, KVOE-Prayer:News, Philip Keyne-Gordon.

*KECA-Pat Bishop. Sews.KM PC-Say It with Music.K FW IS- V ore l Varieties.K FAC-Sym phony.

*K PAS-Listeners' Digest.KIND-Lim Bring Orch.

3 :05-KGER-John Brown.3 :15-KE1-Rond of Life.

Kt:CA-Navy Waves.1(11.1-Ba he Rhode's Orch.

*KFWA-News.MITR-D. C. Tracy.K FX M.-Devot lona I.REND-America Coiling.KGB, KIVE-The Johnson

Family.3:25-KHJ-headers of United Na-

tions.3 :30,-KEI-% le and Sade.

RN X-1 ott Shall Have Music. KFA'Al.adies, Be Seated.

, *KM, KGB, EVOE--01 erseasReport.

RSI PC-Basebn II.KFWB-Dr. Reynolds.KW KW-Hope to Handi-

capped.IiiiFX31-Pet it e Musicale.KESD-Listening Time.

3 :15--K El -Snow V I I ge.*K-NN-The World Today.

KH.I-Bill Hay Reads theBible.

KFWB-Tommy Dorsey Orch.MITR-Santaella Ensemble.KGB-Voice of the Army.K1 0E-Of Chic Interest.

3 :55-KN X-News Analysis, ChetHuntley.

4-1K1:KN X-Hello from Hollywood.KECA-My True Story.

*KM, RE X31. MOE. KGB-Fulton Lewis. Jr.

*KMTR. REIM. KG ER-News.KFM II-Nip and Tuck.KR KW-Italian Radio Melo-

dies.KEAC-Sportscast.

4 :15*REI-News of the World.*KNX-Sam Hayes. Seas.

KFWB-Gospel and Song.KFAC, REVD-News.KGERDr. James Jeffers.

' KFXM-Johnson:30-REI Art Baker's Notebook.

RN X- Ea sy Aces.KHJ-Johnson Family.

*KECA-News.KW KW-Pasadena Star NewsKr:Mt-Harley Krl*.18'1'0E-California Melodies.KFXM-Dr. Philip M. Lovell.

1:13*KFI-H. V. Knitenborn.KS X-Tracer of Lost Persons.

Keene.KHJ-Remember with FlorettaK EC A-Capta n Jack.

KFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KSITR-Curtis H. Springer.K WKW-M. Kosloff.

4:55-KHJ-Earl Carroll.tit -KEI-Resetve,40 RN X-Beryl Wallace.

*KHJ-Broadway News.KECA-Terry and the Pirates.K PAS-Uncle Charlie.RWKW-Hayes Hour.

KMTR, KFXM, RGER-News.

KEO7L-Sunsitine Pastor.KGB-Liberator Bulletin.

5 :05-KGER-Olga Graves.IINX-Phil Hanna, DianaGayle.

:13*KFI. KECA, KFVD-News.RN X-Meet the Mimic.RH,11, FLEXM, KGB, MOE-

Superman.RMTR-Radio Newsreel.KIND-The Sea Hound.

:30-KFI-Akin Wilder.*KNX-Harry W. Flannery.

KECA, KFSD-Jack Arm-strong.

RH.) KGB, REVS!, MOE-'hick Carter.

'-New s.KMTR-Irwin Allen.

*KPAS-Curtiti H. Springer.KFOX-On the Range.

5:U*11E1-Louis Lochner.*KNX-News.*KECA. RFSD-News.*KHJ. KGB, RFXM, MOE-

N orman Nesbitt.KMPC-Help Wanted.RMTK-Old Age Pensions.

5 :55*KNX-Cecil Brown.6REI-Date With Judy.

KS X-Opportunity Hour PDQ.KECA, KFSD-F. W. Fitch

Co. Show.*RH.I. KGB, RFXM, MOE-

Gabriel Heatter.KMPC-Easy Listening.

*KFWB, HGER. KFOX, RFXM-News.

*KMTR-News, Music.KFAC-Dinner Dance.K PAS- Pa sa dena Playhouse.RWKW-America Jewish Hr.

8 :15*KM, KGB. KFXM, MOE-Fares and Places.

RMTR-liana and Eggs.KFWB-Dave Ormont.

*REVD, KIND-News.KG Ett-Itev. Burpo.

:25--KECA- Reser% e.:30-KEI-Mr. District Attorney.

EN X-Carson Comedy Show.KECA-Spotlight Bands.R11.1-Soldiers With Wings.

*KMPC-T. B. Ina Milton.KEWB-Pee Wee Hunt.KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies.1U:14-Dinner Concert.KF'0 X-Hal's Memory Room.

*RGR-Eddy °mutt.K VOE-Gospel Light.

a :45-111RKD-Eriendly Ad v I ser.KNOW-Melodic Interlude.

8:55-KECA-War News Roundup.7-RFI-Ray Kyser's Musical

College.KNX-Great Moments in

Music.*KECA, ILESD-Raymond

Gram Swing.*KHJ, KGB, MOE-John B.

Hughes.*KMPC. KPAS-News.*KMTK-News, Musk.

RW -Hungarian BaptistChurch.

KG EJ-Spanish Hoer.*KRIM KGER, REOX-News.

K PPC-PR sadena Civic MusicAscot.

7:05-iiitiER-Townsend Nat'l Be-rm ery Plan.

7 :15*ILEA' A. KESO_Ne.s.KM, KGB-Seaboard News,

George Irwin.KNIPC-Mayor League Base-

ball.RAITR-W. B. Record.

*KPAS-Our Daily Bread.K PPC-Organ Recital.KWON-Dr. Trotter.

7 :30-11 N X-Crest a Blanca CarnivalKECA-Free Men Are FightingKM, KGB, KV0E-Lone

Ranger.*KFWB-News.

KMT111-Dr. A. U. Michelson.BEAU-Income Tax Talk.K PAS-Count ry Gentleman.liPPC-'-Comments on Classics.REO X-0. W. I.

7:33-KECA-Free Men Are Fight-ing.

7 :43-R EC A-Ma yor Bo w ron.*KFWB, KFOX-Robert Arden.

KPAS-The Bell. Family.*KFAC-News.

0-RFI-Fred Waring.1011 KNX-1 Lose a Mystery.

KECA REND-Watch theWorld Go By.

k11.1, KGB, MOE-Take-a-Card.

FLO)D B.JOHNSON

andKing's Ambassador QuartetKMTR-8:00-9:00 P. M.

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

KEE 13-Reuter's News Dis-patch.

*KM PC, KG ER-News.KMM-Floyd B. Johnson.

*IIPAS- Listeners' Digest.KFAC-Peening Concert.FIPPC-Rev. . A. W. Webster.RFO X-Rev Earl Iv ie.

:15-KE1-Larry Smith, for F.Lawton.

KNX-Harry James Orch.KEt KENO-Lam d Abner.

*KMPC'-William Parker.KERB-Life at Av ion.

8:30-M1-Beat the Band,RN X-Dr. Christian, HersholtRECA. IEFSD-Battle of the

Neves.KIM KGB-Sherlock Holmes.KMPC-Design for Dancing.

*IIKEWB-News.K PAS-Radio Gospel Hour.RPM( -Songs by Cora

Lauridsen.IWO X-Eyes Aloft.It RNA 7.-Telev felon. To Keep

Vali Fit, Gym.8:45-KFWB-Help Ranted.

PC-Government News.ISPPC-Occidental College.

:55-KHJ-Round Towner.KNX-Joseph Harsch.MI-Mr. and Mrs. North.9 X-Sammy Kaye.RECA, RESD-It Can Be

Done.*KILO. KGB, MOE-News,

Glenn Hardy.K FWB--Stroll I n' Tom.

*KMTR-News, Music.RPAS-Dr. L. T. Talbot.Walt 1'8-Television. Volute-

s ills.*RGFJ, X. KGER-News.

9 :05-KGER-Rev. Clyde Compton.9:15*KM, KGB, RVOMSising p

the News, Sam Baiter.EW B --Latin Americana.

K PPC--Civilian Defense.:30-RE1-Scramby Amby.

KNX-Lionel Barrymore.*KECA-Erskine Johnson. Hol-

lywood Spotlight (ThriftyDrug).*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, HI OE-General Barrows.

*REWB, KFSG-News.KMTR-% leaner. Ensemble.K PAS-Spotlight Stories.

9:15*KECA, KFSD-News*MU, MOE-FultonLew is, Jr.

9:30 P. M.-KECA-Hollywood Spotlight -

With EWINE JOHNSON10:30r P. M.-KFI

"Inside the News"with JOHN COHEEand PETER de LIMA

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

KFWB-Between the hives.KMTR- Pastor H. 0. Egert sonIR PAS-Charley Hemp.

*KFXM-Siring Up the News,Baiter.

1 ilk*REI-Richfield.V*IiN X-News. Burton -Winter.

RECA-Tailor-Made Melodies.*KHJ. KGB. MOE-Dr. Poly-

roides.

"Newt end Om Meenirte er O ws"N Me

na*10 Oiled W;0ONDArtiniFitteAy Ire

SEARS, R °MICK AND CO.

KFWB-Remember with Flor-etta.

*KNIT11-News. Bob Brooks.KFAC-Lucky Lager Damn

Time.118PAS-Evening Reverie, . .

*KFXM-Fulton J. Lewis, Jr.KGFJ-Hank, N ight watchmanKGER-Free Italy.

EVENING REVERIEfeatorzog

A. V. HAVENSand Girls' Trio

10 p.m.Wednesdays

KPAS-1110 Key.305 E. Colo. Glendale 511=1.1Mitig10:13-107-Resery e.

IRNX-Changing Tide.*KHJ, KGB, K% 0E-Patil

Schubert.KECA-Freddy Martin Orch.

*KMPC-New s.KMTR-Pete Pontrelli Orch.

*KEXM-Seaboard News.

DANCETonite

10:30 to 11:30 P.M.tasty Nite Except Sunday

KFWBAmerica's Finest Bands

10 :30*KEI-Inside the News (ThriftyDrug).

KS X-Passport for Adams.KECA-Nationni Radio FormaK111.1. KGB-Ray EldridgeOrch. PC-Da nce and Romance.KFWB-Eastside Dance To-

nite.KMTR-Happy Johnson Orch.KEAN-Haven of Rest.RFXM-General Barrows.

10 :415*KII-H. V. Kaitenborn.KNX-Woody Herman Orch.KMTR-Rov ere's Singing

Waiters.10 :13-RECA-- Vital to Victory.

11 *RH, KNX-Sews.*KHJ-News. U. S. Marine

Band.K ECA-Classic Hoar.HF Eastside Dance To-

11MTR-%blid Saunders Orch.K PAS-Helen Markham.

11 :15-KEI-Frank le Masters' Orch.11 :20-RN X-Sports Highlights.11:30-R 11.1-Sinfonietts.

E NS-Mitchell Ayres.KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.MOE-Voice of the Army.

11 :45-KFI-Mus teal Encores.11 :55*KNX KMPC. KFWIFI-News.

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ALSO AT THIS TIME OVERMUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM

0-KFI-Johnny Murray.KNX-Collins Calling.

*KECA-Between the Lines.KILL KFX:11, KVOE, KGB-

Helen of Rest.ILlIPC, HMTR, KPAS, KGFJ,

KGER, KFOX-News.IIIFWB-Curtls H. Springer.KWKW-Don't Be Alarmed.KFAC-Country Church.IIIFVD-Stuart Hamblen.KFSD-Breakfast Club.

11:05-KGER-Soul Patrol.8:15-KFI-This and That.

KNX-Valiant Lady.*KECA-News.

KMPC-Markets and Sports.K.MTR-Dr. Michelson.KGFJ-Pastor Carl Sweazy.KGER-Mizpals.

8:31/*KFI, KHJ, KRKD-News.KECA-51c.Neill's Breakfast

t'lub.KNX-Kitty Foyle.KPAS-Baptist Brothers.KMPC-Unity Daily Word.KF11 11-Help Wanted.

*KFAC-News.KRKD-News, Music.KFXM-Sunshine Mission.KFOX-Helen Markham.KGB. KI0E-Jolly Joe and

Ralph.8:45-KFI-David Harum.

KNX-Aunt Jenny's Stories.*KFWB, KFAC-News.

KMTR-Bible Treasury.KGER-Res. Bennington.KFOX-Curtle H. Springer.KFVD-Vocal Favorites.

8 :68-KMTR--Tinse Signal.6-KFI-The Open Door.

KNX-Kate Smith.*KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFX.M-

Beaks Carter.KECA-.Smile in the Morning.

*KMPC. KGFJ, KGER-News.KFWB-Dr. Reynolds.

*KMTR-News, Salute ProgramKPAS-Polly and Pat.KFAC--Musical Comedy.REVIEW-Words and Music.KFOX-Firebrands for Jesus.KFSD-Meet Your Neighbor.

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McCoy HEALTH SYSTEMEvery morning-Mon. then Fri.

KFAC at 9:15KGFJ at 10:15

9:05-KG ER-Rey. Larrimore.9:15-KFI-Mary Marlin.

KNX-Big Sister.*KECA, KFSD-News.

HMI-Sewing School of theAir.

KMPC-Accent on Song.*KFWB-News.

KMTR-Let's Go to the Dogs.KFAC-Voice of Health.KWKW-Light Classics.KGFJ-Medical.KGER-March Ahead of Time.KFVD-Good Cheer.KFXM-Old Family Almanac.KGB-Problem Clearing House

0:30kIEFI, KFWB-News.KNX-Romance of Helen

Trent.KHJ-Happy Homes, Norma

Young.KECA, KFSD-Breakfast at

Sardis.KMPC-Family Bible.

*KFWB-News.

KPAS-Community Program.KMTR-W. B. Record.

*KWKW-Gladys Scales.KGER-Radio Revival.KFVD-Dr. Richardson.KGB, IEVOE-Navy Band.

9:35-KFI-Listen to This.9:45-KFI-At Home with You.

KNX-Our Gal Sunday.KFWB-Audre Knstelanetz.

*KMPC, KRKD-News.KMTR-Curtis H. Springer.KGER-Full Gospel.

9:55-KRIM-Oh:- Ohl

10-KFI-Mid-MorningJournal.

KNX-Life ('an Be Beautiful.*KECA, KFSD-News.*KB.), KFXM, KGB, KV0E-

Glenn Hardy. News.KMPC-Housewives' ExchangeKFWB-Kitchen Kollege.IIIVIEW-Nomen's World.

*KGF.I. KMTR. KFOX-News.KRKD-Turf Bulletins.

*KGER-News; Full Gospel.10:15-KFI-Larry Smith, Comment.

KNX-Ma Perkins.KHJ. KGB, KVOE-Garden

Talk.KECA-Jay Burnett.KMTR-Victory Newsreel.

*KPAS-News.KGFJ-Voice of Health.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KGER-Kingdom Within.KFOX-Student Assembly of

God.KFSD-Uncle Sam.KFXM-All Around the Town.

10:30-KFI-Burritt Wheeler.KNX-Vic and Sade.KECA. KFSD-Listen to This.

*KHJ, KFIVB, KFAC, KINews.

KMPC-Mid-MorningMelodies.

KPAS-Meet Priscilla Alden.*KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson.

KGFJ-Salon Music.*KWKW-News.

KRKD-Vnice of Government.KFVD-Fnion Rescue Mission.KGER-Sunshine

10:35-KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Luneh-eon with Lopez.

10:45*KFI-Art Baker, News.KNX-The Goldberg..KECA-Your Gospel Singer.KHJ-Eddie Albright.KFAC-Vocal Gems.KFWB-Science of Mind.KRKD-Midnight Mission.KFOX-Arline Daniels.

KIATA KFI KECA KRJ KFVD KPASKFRG K6FJ KFXM KFAC K6ER

IFFSOTKIAPCTKI FirKFWITK5701-6401-

KP C KFOKTOBT ME790-1-930-1-1020 1240 1-1130TI3 0

6 0 710 870 980 1070 1110 1230 1280 1360 1411 ITO

11'FE-GuidingLight.

KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KF.CA-Baukhage Talking.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, EVOE-

Dr. L. T. Talbot.KMPC-This Changing World.KFVER-Al Jarsis.KFAC-Les Adams.

*KMTR-News, Curtis H.Springer.

*KPAS-News.KWKW-At the Console.KRKD-Personality Quiz.

*KGF.1, KFVD, KGER-News.KFOX-Lacy West.KFSD-Ann Gibson.

11:15-KFI-Lonely Women.KNX-Jnyce Jordan, M. D.YMCA. KFSD-Mystery Chef.KMPC -Short Story Secrets.KGER-Beacon Light.

11:30-KFI-Light of the World.KNX-We Lose and Learn.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KV0E-

San Francisco Serenade.KECA-Morning Roundup.

*KWKW-News, Bing Crosby.KPAS-Pasadena News.

litiFJ-City Dwellers.KGER-Rev. Greenemeyer.

KFOX-News.11:45-KFI-Hymns of All Churches.

KNX-Texas Rangers.KFSD-News.

KFVD-Violet Schram.KB... KGB-Rose Room.KPAS-Hoot's Painted Post.KFXM-Organ.

12-KFI-Farm Reporter.KNX-Frank Crumit andJulia Sanderson.

KECA-Morton Downey.*KH.1-Broadway News.*KMTR-News, Hi, Neighbor.

KWKW-Life and the Land.KPAS-Rancho 11-10.KFAC-Band Music.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.

*IIEGFJ. KGB, KFSD, HVOE-News.

KIND-Editor of the Mr.*KGER-News; Musle.

KFOX-Just Relax.KFXM-Voice of the Army.

12:15-KFI-Ma Perkins.*KNX-Rob Andersen, News.*KECA-News.

KHJ-Flomemakers Club.KGFJ-Voiee of the Army.KW/LW-M. Kosloff.

THURSDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear In Lightface Type; Afternoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface

Variety8:00-Johnny Murray, Kn.9:00-Kate Smith. KNX.9 :30-Break fast at Sardi's.

KECA-KFSD.10:00-Chef Milani. KFWB.10:35-Luncheon with Lopez.

KGB-KFXM-KVOE.1:00-Blue Newsroom Review,

KECA.3:00-Hollywood Theater of the

Air, KFL4:00=-Hello from Hollywood.

KNX.4:30-Art Baker's Notebook, KFI5:00-Beryl Wallace. KNX.6:00-Haft Music Hall, KFL6:00-Major Bowes, KNX.6:30-That's Life, Fred Brady,

Eli.6:30-SpFSD.ntlIght Bands. KECA-

K7:00-The First Line, KNX.

:00--Moure-Durante-Cugat. KF18:15-Lurn and Abner. KECA-

KFSD.8:30-Maxwell House Time. KFI.9:00-Roma Wine Show. &NEL9:30-wKECA.ollywood Spotlight.

War10 .00-HouseA Ives' Exchange.

KMPC.12:00-Voice of the Army. KFXM.5:00 --Woman's World. KMTR.2:45-American Women. KNX.8:00-Dispatch from Reuters',

KFWB.8:30-Eye Witness News. KHJ.

11:30-Army Air Forces, KHJ.Drama

2:00-Adventures of Raffles,KNX.

1:30-Lone Ranger. likkrXhil.6:an-1 Lose a Mystery. KNX.8:15-Night Editor. EFL8:30-Death Valley Days, KNX9:00-Aldrich Family. KFI.9:30-Ellery Queen, EFL

Outstanding Music10.45-Tour Gospel Singer. KECA.e:30-Mnsie to Remember,

K8100-Fred Waring. KFI.8:00-Evening Concert, KFAC.8:15-Harry James. KNX.

10:00-Lucky Lager Dance TimeKFAC.

10:30-Eastside Dance Tonne,EiFWB.

11:00-Classic Hour. KECA.

Public Affairs7:15-Dale Carnegie, KILL1:30-San Quentin. KHJ.7:30-March of Time. KFI.9:30-These Are Americans. IIENIX

10:00-Town Meeting of the Alr.KECA-KFSD.

Sports-Comment10:00-Turf Bulletins. KRKD.3:30-Baseball. IEMPC.4:00-Sportscast, KFAC.5:30-Race Results. KRKD.7:15-Major League Series.

11:20-Sports Highlights. KNX.

*KMPC, KFOX, KFXM-News.KFAC-1 Solemnly Swear.KGER-Dept. of Agriculture.RS0E-Concert Orch.

12:30-KFI-Pepper Young's Family.*KNX-William Winter.

KECA-Old Timer's Menne.*KFWB, KFAC'-News.

KMPC-29 Palms.KPAS-Curtis H. Springer.KWKW-Maurice Johnson.KFOX-l'arieties.KGB-Blackwood Quartet.KFXM-Maxine Keith.KFI D --Violet Schram.

12:45-KFI-Right to Happinees.KNX-Bachelor's Children.KE('A. KFSD-Between the

Bookends.Kn.), KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Quiz Wizard.KMPC-Voice of the Ender -

ground.KFV1 It-Al Jarvis.KFAC-Gypsy Serenade.KGER-Western Farm Fair.

i-KFI-Backstage Wife.KNX-Your Home Front Re-

porter.KECA-Blue Newsroom Be-

llew.KHJ-This Is Music.KMPC-Nar at Home.

*K11% 11-Today's War Moods.KPAS-Yesterday's Hit Pa-

rade.*KMTR, KGFJ, KIND, KGER,

K(;B, Kl0E-News.KFAC-Dr. Walter Raymond.

K W-Norweglan Exile.KFSD-Fartn A Home Hour.

1:15-K11-Stella Dallas.AMP('-Wax Museum,KFWB-Al Janis.1EXITH-Piano Moods.KFAC-J. N. Yates, Organ,KrAs--0. P. A.KRKD-Pan-Americana.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KGER-Officials on Parade.

1:25*KNX-Dick Joy, News.1:30-KFI-Lorenzo Jones.

KNX-Polly Patterson.*KPAS-News.

KECA. KFSD-"Time" 'Flewsthe News.

KIND-Hawailan Music.*KRKD-News; Music.

KGFJ-C'alif. State EngineersKFOX-Varieties.KGB, KFXM, KV0E-Full

Speed Ahead.1:45-KFI-Young Kidder Brown.

KNX-Mountain Music.KECA, KFSD-Rodrigues and

Sutherland.KMTR-Aircraften speaking.KPAs-Women's Clubs.KRKD-Singing Waiters.KGER-George StKFOX-This Rhythmic Age.KFSD-Men of Lend, Sea and

KFI-Wben a Girl Marries.2 KNX-Adventures of Raffles.KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Sheelah Carter.KFA'A-What's Doing, Ladies.KMPC-Pan-Americana.KNITR-Woman's World.KFWB-Hal Styles.KPAS. KRKD-Con-

cert.*KGFJ-News.

KFOX-Meet the Band.KFAC'-Harry LeRoy Calling.KFVD--Organ Melodies.KGER-Long Beach Hand,

2:15-Ktl-Portla Faces Life.KNX-Questions on Music.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Dm, Lee Newsreel Theater.

*KWKW, KFSD--News.KGFJ-Remember Pearl Har-

bor.KFOX-Chic Affairs,

2:30-KFI-Just Plain Bill.*KNA-News, Deane Dirkasen.

KECA-Music to Remember.*KMPC-News.*KFWB. KMPC, HMO-News.

KGFJ-Aimee Johnson.KWKW-Mexican Art.KFOX-Songs of the West.KFSD-My True Story.

2:45-KFI-Front Page Farrell.KNX-American Women.KMPC-Todd Grant.KRKD-South Sea Serenade.KFSD-At and Lee Reiser.

3-KFI-Hollywood Theater ofthe Mr.

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE 23 FRIDAY LOGS*KMTR-News. Music.

KFAC-Symphony.*SPAS-Listeners' Digest.

KRIM-Salvatore Santeelia.*KGFJ, KGER-News.

3:15-KFI-Road of Life.KHJ-Fashion. V. Cloward.KECA, IEFSD-Clancy Call-

ing.*IEFWB-Newm.*KGFJ-Musical Hawaii.

KFXM-Devotions.KGB, KVOE-The Johnson

Family.3:25-KHJ-Leaders of United

Nations.3:30-11l1F1-Vic and Made.

gsix--civilian Defense.KECA-Ladies. Be Seated.KHJ. KGB, KOE-Overseas

Report.KMPC-Baseball.KFWB-Hollywood Blvd. Quiz.K MTR-Piano.KFXM-Petite Musicale.

*KRIM-News: Musk.KFSD-Listening Time.

3:13-KFI-Snow Village.*KNE-The World Today.

KHJ-Bill Hay.KNITR-Santaella Ensemble.HINE-Tommy Dorsey Orch.EVOE-Civic Interest.KFXM-Songs for Servicemen.

3:56-KGB-Miracles of Faith.KNE-Unscheduled.

4-KFI-Dr. Kate.ANN-Hello from Hollywood.KECA-My True Story.

*KHJ. AFEM, KGB, HVOE-Fulton Lewis Jr.

*KMTR-News, Music.KFWB--Bert Fiske.KVIEW-Italian Radio Melo-

dies.KFAC-Sportscast.KGFJ-Home Hour.KFVD--Piano Music.

*KGER, KFOX-News.4:15*KFI-News of the World.

*K.NX-Sam Hayes, News.KFWB-Gospel and Song.KFAC-Swing Shift.

*KFVD-News.KRIED--Movieland Quiz.KGER-Dr. James .Jeffers.KFXM-Johnson Family.KFSD-Duration Dialogue.

:30-1EFI-Art Baker's Notebook.K NE-Easy Aces.

*KECA, KMPC-News.1CHJ-Johnson Family.KR-KW-Pasadena Star -News.KFXM-Dr. Philip M. Lovell.K VOE-Word of God.

4:45*KFI-H. V. Kaltenborn.KNE-Tracer of Lost Persons.KECA--Capt. Jack.KHJ-Remember with FlorettaKFWB-Stuart Hamblen.KWKW-M. Kosloff.

*KRAD. KFSD-News.KGB-Musical Scoreboard.

:55-KILI-Earl Carroll's.C-101-Reserve.

KNX-Beryl Wallace.HOER-American Jewish Hr.

KFSD-Terry and thePirates.

*EHJ-Broadway News.KINKW-Hoyes Hour.1KFAS-Uncle Charlie.

*KMTR. KGFJ, EGER, KFXM-News.

K RKD-Songs of the Saddle.K FON-Sunshine Pastor.

6:05-KGER-Olga Graves.KNX-Phil Hanna -Diana

Gayle.5:15*KFL KFVD-News.

KFA'A-Twilight Tales.KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Superman.1131TR-Radio Newsreel.

*KFAC-News.5:25-KNX-Meet the Musk.5:30-KFI-Alvin Wilder.

*IIENX-Harry Flannery.KECA, KFSD-Jack Arm-

strong.KGB. KIWI, EVOE-Chick

Carter.

KHJ-Charlie Hamp.*KMPC-News.

KMTR-Irwin Allen.SPAS-Curtis H. Springer.KFAC-Whoa Bill Club.KRIM-Race Results.KFVI)-90-90 Club.INGER-Radio Chapel.KFOX-Oo the Range.

5:45-KFI-Louis P. Lochner, Com-mentator.

*KEN-News, Truman Bradley.*KECA, KFSD-News.*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Norman Nesbitt.KMPC-Help Wanted.KSITR-Old Age Pension.KWKW-Unity.KFVD-Serenade.KRKD-Hollywood Tunesmiths

5 :35*KNX-Cecil Brown.6KFI-Waltz Time.

KNX-Hollywood Showcase .KFSD, HEIM KVOE-

Gabriel Heatter.KECA, KFSD-Hop Harrigan.KMPC-Easy Listening.

*HEISE, KGER, KFOX-News.KMTR-Music, News.KPAS-Pilgrim Inspirational

Hour.KWKW-American Jewish Hr.KFAC-Dinner Dance.

6:15*KFSD, KVOE-News.*KHJ. KGB. EF.7L'11, KV0E-

Faces and Places.*KECA, KFSD-Today in His-

tory.KFWB-Dase Ormont.KMTR-Ham and Eggs.KGER-Rev. Wheeler.KPAS-Church of Christ.

6:25-KECA-Reserve.6 :30-KFI-People Are Funny.

KNX-That Brewster Boy.KECA, KFSD-Spotlight

Bands.KHJ-Music Depreciation.KEV1E-Pee Wee Hunt.

*KMPC-T. B. Blakiston.KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies.KGFJ-Dinner Concert.KGER-Prophecy Speaks.

6:45-KPAS-United Races.KRKD-Friendly Advisor.KV0E-U. S. Army.

6:55-KECA-War News Roundup.KFSD-Little Known Facts.

7-1EFI-Betty Lou and TommyRiggs.

ANN-Thanks to the Yanks.*KECA-John Gunther.*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

John B. Hughes.*IEMPC. K PAS-News.*KMTR-News, Music.

KGFJ-Spanish Hour.*KRIM. EGER. KFOX-News.

AWKW-Hungarian BaptistChurch.:05-KGER-Townsend Nat'l Re-covery Plan.

:15*KILL KGB. KFXM-SeaboardNews, George Irwin.

*KECA, KFSD-News.KMPC-Major League Series.ARAD-Three Quarter Time.

*KPAS--Our Daily Bread.KFOX-Dr. Trotter.

;30-KFI-Sports Newsreel.KNX-War Correspondent.KECA-Free Men Are Fight-

ing.KH.I, KGB. KFXM, KVOE-

Lone Ranger.*K1,1% B-News.

KMTR-Dr. Michelson.KPAS-Country Gentleman.KRKD-Do You Know?

:45-KNN -Gros es Program.KECA-Tallor Made Melodies.KFI-Cheque Your Music.KFWB-Robert Arden.

*KFAC-News.KPAS-The Bell Family.KFSD-Men, Machines and

Victory.

8 KFI-Fred Waring.ANN-I Love Mystery.KECA. KFSD-Watch the

World Go By.KHJ-Round Towner.

*1151PC- EGER-News.KFWB-Dispatch from Reut-

ers'.*KMTR-Floyd B. Johnson.

FLOYD ILJOHNSON

andKing's Ambassador QuartetKMTR-8:00.9:00 P. M.

Also 10:30-10:45 A. ILMonday through Friday

KFAC-Evening Contest.*KPAS--List ' Digest.

KGFJ-B. & R Cowboys.KFON-Friendship Hour.W6XYZ-Television, Test Pat-

tern.6:05-KGER-Epanish Hour.6:15*KFI-Larry Smith, for F.

Lawton.KNX-Our Secret Weapon.KECA-The Parker Family.KHJ. KGB-Pay As Von Co.KMPC--Calling All Civilians.KFWB-Life at Anion.KVOE-Round Towner.

*KM PC-William Parker.KFOX-Man Battle Stations.

6:30-KFI-Your All -Time HitParade.

KNX-Philip Morris PlayhouseKHJ. KGB, KVOE-What's

the Name of That Song?KECA, KFSD-Gang Busters.KMPC-Design for Dancing.

*KFWB--News.KRKD-Merry-Go-Round.KGFJ-The Four Aces.

FOREMAN PHILLIPS'County Barn Dance

KRKDFri., 9:15.9:45 p.m.

From Venice Pier

KFOX, KPAS-Judge GardnerKFX111-Elying With Stars

and Stripes.W6XYZ-Television, Playtime

at Home. late News Flashes3:45-KHJ-Do You Remember?

KMPC-Government News.I/FEE-Help Wanted.9BFI-Furlough Fun.KNX-The Whistler.KECA-Famous American

Challenges.*KHJ KFXM, KGB. KVOE-News, Glenn Hardy.

KFWB-Strollin' Tom.KPAS-Dr. L. T. Talbot.

*KG1,J. KGER-News.KMTR-News, Music.KFAC-Evening Concert.EFOX-Church of Christ.

O:fl5-HGER-Aubrey Lee.9:15*EHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Sizing Up the News, SamBaiter.

KRKO-County Bard Dance.EFWB-eaten Americana.KMTR-Back to the Bible.

9:30-KFI-Joan Davis -Jack HaleyShow.

9:30 P. M.-KECA-Hollywood Spotlight

With ERSKINE JOHNSON10:30 P. M.-KFI

"Inside the News"with JOHN COHEEand PETER de LIMA

THRIFTY DRUG STORES

ENX-The Thin Man.*KECA-Erskine Johnson,

It'wood Spotlight (ThriftyDrug).

*KHJ. KGB, KF7L'11, HYDE-General Barrows.

ILNITR-Viennese Ensemble.KPAS-Ethel Hubler.KGFJ-Brother Tommy.

9:45*KECA, EFSD-News.*1111.1, KGB, KFXM, EVOE-

Fulton Lewis Jr.KFWB-Between the Lines.KMTR-Pastor H. 0. EgertsonKPAS-Charley Hamp.

9:55-ANN-Joseph /kirsch.10*Kr-Richfield News.*KNX-News, Burton -Winter.

"Maw sod So Aloening of thoNgows"

I 0 O'CIOC61. It mt/DAY ir. Fgt./re- -

10 : 00ps um sons10 :05./11.411111.

KECA, KFSD-Hollywood Sta-dium Fights.

IIHJ, KGB, KFXM, EVOE-Dr. Polyzoides.

EMPC-Journey Lnto Life.EFWB--Remember with Mor-

etti'.*KMTR-News, Bob Brooks.

KFAC-Lucky Lager DanceTime.

HPAS-Pasadena Civic Dance.KGFJ-Hank, Nightwatchman.

*EFOX-Curtis H. Springer.10:10*KGER-Aubrey Lee, News.10:15-KP1--Stories for Husbands

and Wives.KNX-The Changing Tide.

*KHJ, HGB-Paul Schubert,News.

*KMPC-News.KSITII-Pete PontreiW Orch.

10 :30*KFI-Imilde the News(Thrifty Drug).

KNX-Charlie Spivak Orcb.*KHJ, KGB-News.

DanceTonite.

DANCETonite

10:30 to 11:30 P.M.E.ery Nite Except Sunday

KFWBAmerica's Finest Bands

ILMTR-Happy Johnson Ora.KMPC-Dance and Romance.KPAS-Bright Corner Church.KFSG-South Gate Church.KFXM-Joe Reichman Orch.

10:45*KFI-F. V. Kaltenborn.KECA-Taylor-Made Melodies.KMTR-Singing Waiters.

11*K".KNX-News.

*KHJ-News, Sinfonietta.KECA-Classic Hour.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance

Time.KFWB-Eastside Dance To-nite.

KPAS-Robert Harkness.KVOE-Uncle Sam.

11:05-KHJ-Full Speed Ahead.11:15-1EFI-Frankie Masters' Orch.

K.MTR-Solid Saunders Orch.11:20-KNX-Sports Highlights.11:30-KEN-Paul Martin.

KHJ-This Is Our Enemy.KMPC-Backstage Band.KFWB-String Encemble.

11 :45-KFI-Musical Encores.KNX-Mitchell Ayres.

11:55*ENN, ILMPC,

STUNTED GROWTHEdmund B. Ruffner, who will be

heard regularly as announcer for DaleCarnegie's program over the Mutual -Don Lee network, is known as "Tiny."He measures six feet, five -and -a -halfinches, without shoes!

CHILDREN'S NAMEOn a recent "We, the People" broad-

cast, Ruth Dauchy, superintendent ofthe children's zoo at New York's BronxPark, said the youngsters who visitthe zoo have a pet name for her-"Zooperintendent."

VARIETYBill Wright's a pretty tough chief of

police on Lionel Barrymore's "Mayorof the Town", broadcast over CBS, buthe's been cast in a coming film asSergei Rachmaninoff, the great con-cert pianist!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18RADIO LIFE LOGS are checked

carefully and intelligently, item byitem each week, with program In-formation furnished by the variousstations. They are, therefore, asaccurate as is humanly possibleunder present shifting wartimecondi t ions.

*Indicates News Broadcasts.

At hours where no listing Isshow n for a local station,recorded music has beenscheduled.

HAVEN OF REST8:00 A. M. - KHJTUES., THURS., SAT.

ALSO AT THIS TIME OVERMUTUAL DON LEE SYSTEM

S0KFI-Saturday Showdown.*KNX. KMPC, KMTR, KGFJ,

SPAS, KGER, arox-News.

*SECA-Between the Lines.KFXM, KGB, HVOE-Haven of (:feet.

RFIVB-Dave Ormont.RWKW-Don't Be Alarmed.KFAC-Country Church.REVD -Stuart Hamblen.RFSD-Breakfast Club.

8:05-KNN-Let's Pretend,KGER -Soul Patrol.

8:15*KECA, KFW-11--News.KMPC-Market Report.RFAB-Jimmy Dorsey Orch.1131TR-Dr. A. U. Michelson.RRED--City Defense Council.RGFJ-Pastor Carl Sweaty.KGER-Inizpah.KFON-Firestone Foursquare.

8:30-All-Coast Guard on Parade.KNX-Fashions In Rations,

Billie Burke.KECA-MeNeill's Breakfast

Club.*KHJ. HARD-News.

KPAS-P. E. Gardner.KFAC-Mercy Mission.RFON-Neighborhood Call.KGB-Family Circle.KFXM-Sunshine Service.HVOE--Hello Mom.

8:45-KFI-Vegetables for Victory.HMI-Junior Army.

*KERB, KFAC-News.RFVD--Vocal Favorites.KGB-Babe Rhodes Orch.

8:58-RATA-Time Signal.901}1, KMPC, RGFJ, KGER-

News.ENX-Theater of Today.KECA-Smile in the Morning.RAJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Dr. Matthews.*RFA-B-News.*KNITR-News, Salute Program.

SPAS --Children's Bible Hone.RFOX-Firebrands for Jesus.KFVD-Waltz Time.

9:05-KGER-Ada R. Teeple.8;15-REcA-Federated Churches.

KFI-Consumer Time.*KFVD-News.

&AFC-Dr. Corky.KFWB-Salvation Army.RATR-Bill of Rights.KWRW-Lest We Forget.KGFJ-Health Talk.HIND-Good Cheer.

9:30-KFI-Mirth and Madness.KNX-Stare Over Hollywood.SECA, KFSD-Breakfast atSardis.KM. KGB-Hello, Mom.KMPC-Accent on Song.

*16FWB-News.KMTR-W. B. Record.KFAC-Gilbert &RWKW--Thirty Minutes of

Glamour.KFVD-Here Comes Parade.HOER-Cadio Revival.KFXM-Family Almanac.

9:40-KFXM-Morning Matinee.9:45*KAPC-News.

REWB-U. S. 0. Grains.HATA-American Story Book.

*1611KD-News.KGER-Full Gospel.KGB-Red Cross Reporter.

1A-EFI, -Sketches in Melody.V KNX-Campana Serenade. D.

Powell.*KHJ. KFXM. KGB. RN OE-

News, Glean Hardy.*KPAS, KGFJ, RFOX, KGER

-News.HMPC-29 Palms.KFWB-Dick Jurgen..

*HMTR-News.11WRW-Women's World.KPAS-t. S. Marines.HARD-Turf Bulletins.HFSD--NatIonal Farm and

Rome.REVD-Gospel in Song.

10:15-KHJ-Food for Thought.KMPC-Naomi Reynolds.

*KECA, KWKW, KPAS-News.KGER-Rev. Smith.KFOX-Assembly of God.KFXM-Vocal Varieties.HVOE-ti. S. Army.

10:30-KFI-On the Job.KNX-Youth on Parade.KECA-Dubonnet Date with

Cugat.*KFJ, KFAC, KFXM-News.

KMPC-Story Lady.

Hilarious Family Serial!

"Our Neighbors

A. M":" KPASM.1110 OnYour Dial

*KWKW-News.KAHD-Voice of Government.KPAS-Our Neighbors.KFVD-Midmorning Serenade.KGER-Sunshine Pastor.KFOX-Men, Machines and

Victory.KFSD-Board of Education.

10:35-KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Lunch-eon with Lopez.

10:45-KFI-War Telescope, ElmerPeterson.

RFWB-Dave Orment.*KFSD-News.

KFOX-Arline Daniels.11-KFI-Roy Shields & Co.

KECA, KFSD-Week inReview.

*KNX-Columbia's CountryJournal.

KIM CFI KECA KHJ KFVD K6FJ KFXM KFAC K6ER KWKW

ITFRITIMPC-111EVTKFATKNX-11240

KFOXTKGBT KVOE570T6401-7901-930-T1020T TM TI330T13

600 710 870 980 1070 1110 1230 1280 1360 1431

NEWS BROADCASTSIndicated by star *

In log listings.

KILL KGB, KFXM. KVOE-Lani McIntyre's Orch.

KMPC-Stars Over ManhattanKEA 13-Al Janis.

*KPAS-Pasadena News.KMTR-News, Music.KARA -At the Console.HARD --Personality Quiz.

*KGFJ, KFVD, KGER-News.KFON-Sing and Swing.

111:15-KWKW-Star Parade.KECA-County Medical.KFAC-L. A. Medical Assoc.HGER-Venice Foursquare.

11:30-KNX-Spirit of '43.*KHJ-News.

KECA-Tommy Tucker Topics.KGB. KVOE-Mutual Goes

Calling.KFXM-Metal Trade Union.KFAC-Friendly Hour.

*KPAS-Pasadena Independent.*HRHD, KFOX-News.*FEWKW-New., Ring Crosby.

KGFJ-City Dwellers.KGER-Church of Jesus.

11:45-RFI-Great Lakes vs. Purdue,Football.

KECA-('amp Grant vs. U. ofMichigan.

KMPC-America Marches.KGER-Police Interview.KFVD-Violet Schram.

12-KNX-Of Men and Books.*RAJ-Broadway News.

KMPC-Here's How It Started*RATA-News. Hi Neighbor:

KWELW-Story of Moo!.KPAS-Rancho 11-10.

*KGFJ. liGER-News.KFAC-Band Music.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.KFOX-Just Relax.KGB. KVOE-The Black

Castle.111:10-KGER-Listen, Ladles.12:15-KHJ-Norton Sisters.

*KMPC, KFOX, KFXM-News.

SATURDAY Program HighlightsMorning Programs Appear in Lightfac Type: Afternoon and

Evening Programs In Boldface

Variety.9:30-"Hello. Mom." KHJ.9:80-Breakfast at Sardl's.

KECA-KFSD.10:23-Campana Serenade, KNX.10:30-Dubonnet Date with Curet,

KECA.10:35-Luncheon with Lopez,

KGB-KFXM-KVOE.4:00-What's New, KECA.4:30-Fall Parade of Stars, EFL6:00-Barn Dance, KFL8:30-Spotlight Bands. KECA-

KFSD.8:30-Can Ton Top This? M.1:00-Million Dollar Band, not.7:15-Groucho Marx. KNX.7:30-Grand Ole Opry, BPI.8:30-Able's Irish Rose, KFI.

EFL9:00-Hollywood Theater, RYE9:00-Tour Hit Parade. KAI.

War8:15-Garden Hints. KMPC.8:30-Fashions In Rations, B,

Burke, KNX.8:43-Vegetables for Victory.

EFT.12:45-Victory Garden, ARE..12:45-Visiting Nurse, KFL1:30-Calling Pan -America. KNX2:00-Not for Glory. H1F1.2:00-Woman's World. HATA.3:15-Voice of the Army. KFI.4:00-For This We Fight, KFL4:30-Man Behind the Gun.

KNX.9:00-Eyes Aloft. KFSD.

Drama9:00-Theater of Today. KNX.0:30-Stars Over Hollywood,

KNX.10:30-Our Neighbors, KPAS.1:00-Corliss Archer. KNX.

3:30-Adelaide Byrd Co., RGFJ.6:00-Suspense, KNX.7:00-The Green Hornet. KECA.8:30-Inner Sanctum Mystery.

KNX.9 :30-Adv enture House. RFT.

Quiz Programs8:00-Truth or Consequences,

KFI.8:15-Capt. Quiz, RICA.

Outstanding Music12:15-0. S. Ferro Rand, KFL5:30 --Gilbert and Sullivan,

KECA.6:00-Dinnee Dance. KFAC.6:45-Saturday Night Serenade.

KNX.8:00-Evenin Concert. KFAC.9:00-Your Bit Parade, KNX.

10:00-Lucky Lager Dance Time.KFAC.

10:30-Eastside Dance Tonite.READ.

11:00-Classic Hour. KECA.Public Affairs

3:15-People's Platform. KIM.8:45-Adventures in Research,

KMPC.8:30-Leon Henderson, KECA,

KFSD.10:45-People's War. KFI.

Sports-Comment10:00-Turf Bulletin.. KRKD.11:45-Great Lakes vs. Purdue

Football. KFI.11:45-Camp Grant vs. ii. of

Mich ,KECA.1:15-Edgemere Race, KHJ.2:30-Baseball, KMPC.4:00-Sportscast, KFAC.5:30-Race Results, KKHD.

11:20-Sports Highlights, KNX.

KW 'KW-M. Kosloff.RFAC-1 Solemnly Swear,KOFJ-Jungle Jim.

12:30*KNX-William Winter.*KHJ. KFWB, KFAC-News.

KMPC-Victory Varieties.RA KW-Maurice Johnson.RFNM, KGB, KVOE-Horace

fleidt Orch.KGER-Boh Carlin.KFVD-Violet Schram.

12:45-RN X -V ctory Gardener.KFIVII-Al Jarvis.KFAC-Gypsy Serenade.

*KPAS-New.,KGER-Western Farm Fair.

1*KNX-Corliss Archer.KM PC-Unity Word.

*KFWB-Today's War Moods.*KIK KGB, RN OE --Salvation

Army.KFXM-Saturday Dance Pa-

rade.*RIA D, KGFJ, KGER-News.*RATA-News, Dick Ross.

KWKW-Familiar Ballads.KFAX-Dance Time.

1:05-KGER-Traffir Whys.1:15-KHJ, KGB, KFX31, HVOE--

Edgemere Race.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KARA-Concert Matinee.KGER-Salvation Army.

1:30*KNX-Calling Pan -America.HA L KGB, KFXM, HVOE-

Brazilian Parade.RAPC-7Aimboanga.KMTR-Geerge Highley.

*FIRHD-Netvs, Music.RFVD-Hawaiian Music.KGFJ-Mary Yarrow.KGER-Long Beach Band.

1:45-KHJ, KVOE, KF7Ol1-RhythmEnsemble.

KRKD-singing Waiters.SPAR-Saturday Seselon.KFVD-Vocal Varieties.AVON-Public Bulletin.

LeWeems.

Le RAJ, EFX-31, KGB, HVOE-Navy Bulletin Board.

*RMWTR-News, Woman'sorld.

KRHD-Concert Music.*KGFJ-News.

KFOX-Meet the Baod.2:15*KWRW, KFWB-News.

KMPC-Baseball.KGFJ-Remember Pearl Har-

bor.*KFOX-Music, News.

2 :30-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:30-KFI-Ronnie Lou Smith.

KNX-Commandos.KECA-Horace Heidi Oreh.

*KFW B-News.*KRKD-News. Music.

KEN:VI-Navy Bulletin Board.KARA-Mexican Art.KGFJ-W. C. T. F.

2:45*KFI-W. W. Chaplin.KPAS-Waves.KRIM-South Sea Serenade.

3-KFT-Music by Shrednik.KNX-Civilian Defense.KECA, HFS1)-Message ofIsrael.RAJ. KFX31, KGB-Prayer,

I Hear America Singing.KFWB-Date Ormont.

*HMTR-News, Music.*KPAS-Listeners' Digest.*KFWB, KGFJ, KGER-News.

KRKD-Sall atore Santaella.KFVD-Popular Favorites.KVOE-Prayer.

3:15-KFI-Voice of the Army.KNX-People's Platform.

KFXM, KGB, RIDE-William Ewing.

R3ITR-International SundaySchool.

3:30-KFI-Art of Living.KECA-This Nation at War.KHJ. KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

Hawaii Calls.SEMI-Tea Dance.HMTR-Piano.KFAC-Ballet Briefs.HGVI-Adelaide Byrd.

*HARD, KFOX-News.KGER-Sam Gallagher.KFVD-Novelty Notes.

3:45-KF1-Fighting Front Facts.

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 SATURDAY LOGSKNX-The World Today.

*KFWB-News.KSITII-Santaella Ensemble.

3:55*KNX-Bob Trout, Analyst.KFI-For This We Fight.4 KNX-Man Behind the Gun.KM, KGB, KFXM, KV0E-

American Eagle Club.KECA-What's New?ELFW11--Gospel and Song.

*ILMTR, KGER, KFOX-News.KFAC-Sportscast.

*KFVD-News.KGFJ-Home Hour.KWKW-Italian Radio Melo-

dies.KRKD-Toast to the Town.KFI'D-Piano.

4 :15-KFI413-Gospel and Song.KFAC-Swing Shift.

*KFA.D, KWKW-News.KPAS, KMTR-Music.KRKIY-Mch ieland Quiz.KFAC-Swing Shift.KGER-George Strange.

4:30-KFI-Fall Parade of Stars.KN X-The Colonel.KIII.1, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Better Half.KFVI B-Blind Artists Guild.

*KWKW-Pasadena Star -News.KGER-Prophecy Speaks.KFOX-You Can't Do Business

with Hitler.4 :45-KFW B-- t :la rt Hamblen.

KFVD-Treasury Dept.*KRKD-News.

5-EFT-HollywoodOpen House.

KNX-Al Jarvis Record Per-formance.

*KHJ-New s.*KECA-News.*KGFJ. KGER, KFSD-News.

KMPC-K. I.. Flatau.KMTR-News, Music.KWKW-Voice of Mexico.KPAS-Biola Hour.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.KFVD-Evening Serenade.KGB, KFX3I-California

Melodies.KFOX-Sunshine Pastor.

5:05-KGER-Olga Graves.5:15-KNX-KNX-tra, Music.

KEC.4-Gilbert and SullivanOperetta.

Newsreel.*KFAC, KFVD-News.

KFXM-Ray Noble Orch.5:30-KFT-Traffic Tribunal.

*KNX-Harry Flannery.KHJ, HEIM. KV0E-Concert.

*KMTR-Irwin Allen.*Kl'AS, KMPC-News.

KFAC-011ie Hazel'.KRKD-Race Results.

*HP.4S-News.

OLIVE HAZELLDra matist

assisted byThe Fidelio Ensemble

KFACSat., 5:30 p.m.

Wilcox -Gay Corporation

KGER-Angelio Arbizu.KFOX-On the Range.KFVD-90-90 Club.

5:45*KFI-Louis Lochner, Comment*KNX-Truman Bradley, News.*KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Norman Nesbitt.KMPC-Bishop Stevens.KMTR-Old Age Pensions.KPAS-(lirist Lutheran

Church.111.11.4-Carter Wright.

5:55*KNX-Ned Calmer, Eric Seva-reid,

KFI-National Barn Dance.6 KNX-Suspense.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

('hicago Theater of the Air.KMPC-Easy Listening.

*KFWB, KGER, KFOX-News.*KMTR-News, Music.

KPAS-Baptist ('hurch.KFAC-Dinner Dance.KFVD-Serenade.

6:15-KECA-Taylor Made Melodies.KFWB-Dave °moat.

*KMPC, KFVD-News.6:30-KF1-Can You Top This?

KNX-Rudy Vallee.KECA, KFSD-Spotlight

Bands.KFWB-What's Your Answer?KMPC-Wartime Washington

Reports.KMTR-Dr. Clem Davies.KPAS-Rock of Ages.KliF.1-Dinner Concert.KGER-Rev. Gifford.

6:45-KNX-Saturday Night Sere-nade.

KMPC-Adventures In Re-search.

*KPAS-News.KRKD-Father Vaughan.

6:55*KECA-War News Round -up.KF1-Million Dollar Band.7 KECA-The Green Hornet.

*KHJ, KGB, KVOE-John B.Hughes.

ILMPC-Challenge to Youth.KFWB-Glenn Miller.

*KMTR-News, Music.KFAC-Dr. James Flfield Jr.KWKW-Hungarian Baptist

Church.KPAS-Nazarene Church.

*KRKD, KGER, KFOX-News.KOFJ-Spanish Hour.ILFSD-Whistling Parson.

:05-KGER-Spanish Missionary.7:15-KNX-Groucho Marx.

KILL KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Saturday Night Bandwagon.

EFWB-Rabbi Winkler.KFOX-Dr. Trotter.

7:30-KFI--Grand Ole Opry.KECA, KFSD-Red Ryder.KMPC-Week-end Review.

*KFWB-News.KMTR-Dr. A. t. Michelson.KFAC-Edwin Dunning.KPAS-Country Gentleman.KRKD-Do You Know?KFOX-Varieties.KGER-Sister Sylvia.KVOR-Just Ilse lines.

7:45-KNX-Grot es Program.KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-

Tommy Reynolds' Orch.*KFWB, KFAC-News.

KPAS-The Bell Family.KFOX-Judge Gardner.KFSG-Evangelistic.KFI-Truth or Consequences.8 KHJ-News, California Melo-

dies.

KFXM, KGB, KVOE-GeorgeHamilton's Oreb.

*KECA, KFSD-Watch theWorld Go By.

*KMPC, KGER-News.KFWB--American Sketches.KMTR-News, Musle.

*KPAS--Listeners' Digest.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Judge Gardner.KtAA-Ate Maria Hour.KGER--Spanish Hour.

8:15-KECA-C'apt. Quiz.KMPC-Garden Hints.KFVVII-Sailors with Wings.KMTR-Snowy Baker.KPAS--Franke Burke.KGFJ-California Engineers.KFOX-South American.KGB, KVOE-Dick Kuhm Or.KFSD-Safety Program.

8:30-KF7-Able's Irish Rose.KNX-Inner Sanctum Mystery.KHJ-Clinic Forum.

FOREMAN PHILLIPS'County Barn Dance

KFOXSat. 8:30.9:00 p.m.

From Venice Pier

KFOX-County Barn Dance.KECA, KFSD-Leon Header

son Comment.KMPC-1 alley Church of the

Air.*KFW B-News.

KMTR-M. Hoffman's Tal-entime.

KPAS-Judge Gardner.KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Halls of

Montezuma.13:45*KECA-Los Latinos, News.

KFWB-Morton Gould.8:55*KNX-News, Dick Joy.

9RFI-HollywoodTheater.

KNX-Your Hit Parade.KECA-Cowboy Hit Review.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-News.

KFWB--Victory Service Club.*KNITIt-News, Music.

KPAS-Pasadena Chic Dance.KFOX-Church of Christ.

*KGFJ, KGER-News.KFSG-Radio S. S. Teacher.KFSD-Eyes Aloft.

9:05-KGER-Christian Hour.KFI-Charles Dant Orch.

9:15-KHJ, KFXM, KVOE-ArtKMTR-Back to the Bible.

*KFOX-News.KGB-Victory Network.

9:30-KF1-Adventure House.KECA-Army Sem lee Forces

Present.KH.i-Faees and Places.

*KFWB-News.KMTR-1, 'coarse Ensemble.KPAS-Sersice Club.KGER-Rev. Rodello.KGB. KFX-M, KY 0E-Faces

and Places.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.

9:45-KNX-Don't You Believe It.KHJ-The Lamplighter, T.

Versa.

KMTR-Pastor H. 0. EgertiloOKPAS-Charley Hamp.KFOX-B. & R. Cafe.

DANCE MUSIC AT ITS BEST

LUCKY LAGER

DANCE TIME

KFAC10 to12 EVERY NIGHT

10*KFLKGFJ, KGER-News.

*KNX-Ten o'clock Wire,Huntley, Valle.

HECA-Wings Over the World*KHJ, KVOE-News, Henry

Jerome's Orch.KMPC-Tomorrow's Thresh-

olds.KFWB-Audre Kostelanetz.

*KMTR-News, Bob Brooks.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance.KPAS--Lutheran Gospel.KliFJ-Hank. Nightwatchman.KISG-Chapnian Family.

10:10-KGER-Musie.10:15-KFT-Hidden Enemy.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Joe Reichman Orcb.

KFOX-Ross Ballroom.*KFSD-News.

10:30-Kfl-George Olson's Orch.KECA, KFSD-Musical Be -

view.KNX-Palladium.KMPC-Dance and Romance.KFWB--Eastside Dance To-

night.KMTR-Happy Johnson Orch.KFSG-South Gate Foursquare

10:45-KMTR-Singing Waiters.KHJ-The Lamplighter, T.

Versa.KPAS-Pligrim's Inspirational

Hour.KGER-Young People's Re-

vival.KFOX-Majestic Ballroomt.

10:55-KF1, KECA-Interlude.

11*KFLKNX-News.

KECA-Classic Hour.Kitt-Harmony Hall.KVOE, KGB-Johnny Rich-

ards Orch.KMPC-Masters' Hour.KFWB-Eastside Dance To-

night.KPAS-Organ.KFAC-Lucky Lager Dance

Time.KNITR-News, Music.KFSD-This Moving World.KFOX-Victory Ensemble.KGER-Rev. Creviston.

11:15-KFI-Frankle Masters' Orcb.KMTR-Solid Saunders Orch.KFSD-Popular Orch.

11:30-KFI-Charles La 11"ere.KNX-Public Affairs.KFWB--Victory Tabernacle.KIIITR--Curtis H. Spring:isKFSG-George Hahn,

11:45*KFI, KMTR-News.11:55*KNX, KMPC, KFWB-News.

HELP WANTEDRegistering at a hotel on his pres-

ent Eastern tour, Victor Borge wasasked if he would like the porter toawaken him at any special time.

"No, I awake at 6:30 o'clock auto-matically," said Borge.

"Oh, well, then," queried the cap-tain, "would you mind waking theporter?" * *

CREDITS WIFEPreston Foster, director of the new

"Silver Theater" series, gives most ofthe credit for his clear diction to hiswife, Gertrude, who was a New Jerseyschool teacher before their marriage.

FEW DUPLICATESNo two musicians in Phil Spitalny's

large "Hour of Charm" orchestra haveidentical names and only two answerto the same surname. Evelyn Kaye isconcertmistress in the orchestra andPhyllis Kay, violinist. The duplicatesin last names are-yes, you guessedit,-Smith, belonging to Katherine,trumpeter, and Viola, drummer.* *

FIGHTIN' JAPSWilliam L. Shirer, CBS commenta-

tor, is engaged in combat with a newtype of "enemy" at present. Thenewsman, recently back from Eng-land, is fighting swarms of Japanesebeetles in his Victory garden.

DANCE TONIGHTFollowing is the schedule for East -

side "Dance Tonight," heard Monday -Saturday over KFWB, 10:30 p. m.Monday, Sept. 13, Dick Jurgens; Tues-day, Ray Noble; Wednesday, JohnKirby; Thursday, Johnny Long; Fri-day, Harry James; Saturday, AlvinoRey. * *

"JERRY" IN NAVYRaymond Roe, handsome young ac-

tor who has been playing the role of"Mayor of the Town" Lionel Barry-more's nephew "Jerry," joined theNavy on July 1st. His predecessor, Ir-vin Lee, went into the Army only twomonths ago.

PAGE 26 RADIO LIFE SEPTEMBER 12, 1943

ALPHABETICAL PROGRAM FINDERNote: Programs marked with an asterisk (') are of the contest, quiz, or offer

*Indicates programs of news and commentation..Abie's Irish Rose-----..KFI. 8:30 p.m. SaAdams, Les KFA(', 11 a.m. Mkt'Adventure House KIII. 9:30 p.m. SeAdventures of Nero Wolfe KECA, 9 p.m. M.Adventures of Raffles KNX. 2 p.m. H -FAgent V KNX, 7:45 p.m. SuAlbum of Familiar Masi, .KFI. 11:30 p.m. SuAlden, Priscilla K VAS. 10:30 a.m. 31-I,Aldrich Family KFI, 9 p.m. ThAllen. Irwin. KMTR, 5:30 p.m. M-SaAmerica in the Mr KNX, 3:30 p.m. SuAmerican Town Meeting of the Air

KECA, 10 p.m. TbAmerican Eagle Club....

.........KHJ, KGB, KFXM KVOE. 4 p.m. SaAmerican Forum FULL 11:05 p.m. Tu:

KGB, HVOE. 8 p.m. ThAmerican Melody Hour KNX, 4:30 p.m. TuAmerican Sketches ....... _...KFWB, 9:45 p.m. MaAmerican Women KNX. 2:45 p.m. 111-F*Andersen. Bob BMX. 11 p.m. M -F*Arden, Rnbt KFWB, KFOX, 7:45 p.m. 11-ThArlington Time Signal........HMTR, 8:58 a.m. DArmy Service Presents........KECA. 9:30 a.m. SaArmstrong, Jack. ...... ___.KF.CA. 5:30 p.m. NI -FArt of Living ---__ KFI, 3:311 p.m. SaArmy Hour _____KFL 12:30 p.m. S11At Home with You____-_KFL 9:45 a.m. 3I -FAunt Jemima KNX, 11:55 a.m. SuAunt Jenny . _ ______KNX, 11:45 a.m. SI-FAunt Margaret KGFJ. 12:15 p.m. WAwake at the Switch 'EEC& 10:15 p.m. MBachelor's Children.. _KNX. 12:45 p.m. M -FBackstage Wife_ ____ KFL 1 p.m. SI-FBack to the Bible. KMTR, 9:15 p.m. M-Sa*Art Baker, News. NFL 10:45 a.m. 31 -Is*Baiter. Sam KHJ. 9:15 p.m. M. W. FBaptist Brothers___KPAS, 8:30 a.m. Tu. ThBarn Dance KFI, 11 p.m. $aBarrows, General ICHJ, 9:30 p.m. 3I -FBaseball, Major League....KMPC. 7:15 p.m. M -F

1:30 p.m. Su, 313:30 p.m. 111-F; 2:30 p.m. SaBarryrnore, Lionel . JINX, 9:30 p.m. WBattle of the Sexes KB('A. 8:30 p.m. W*Baukhage Talklug_KECA KFSD. 11 a.m. M -FBeat the Band.. NFL 8:3a p.m. WBell Family. .KPA8, 7:43 p.m. M-SaBergen -McCarthy. .... KFI, 5 p.m. MuBetter Half KHJ. 4:30 p.m. SaBetween Bookends T KECA, 12:45 p.m. M -F

Treasury Hour....--ILMTIL 4:30 p.m. SuBig Sister.. KNX, 9:15 a.m. M -FBill Ray Reads the Bible_KILL 3:45 p.m. 111-FBiota Hour -._ KPAS, 5 p.m. Sa*Bishop. Pat.---XFI, 5:15 p.m. M. W. P-KECA, 3:00 p.m. 31-FBlack ChapeL-- KMTR. 6 p.m. SuBlack Castle KHJ, DLBS. 11:05 p.m. MBlakiston, T. R .KMPC. 610 p.m. 31-FBlind Artists Guild 1KFWB, 4:30 p.m. SsMoodie KNX. 7:30 p.m. MBlue Newsroom KECA. 1 p.m, M -FBlue Ribbon Town, 0. Marx

ICE,X. 7:15 p.m. SsBoston Symphony....KECA. KFSD) 5:15 p.m. SABook of Books KFI. 8:15 a.m. SuBowes, Major KNX. II p.m. ThBowron, Fletcher.____HECA, 7:45 p.m. W*Bradley, Truman.-___.KNX, 2:30 p.m. M-Tia

5:45 p.m. 31-FBrazilian Parade . . .... _.-.--.K11J. 1:30 p.m MaBreakfast at Mardi's

KECA, KFSD. 9:30 a.m. M-SaBrewster Boy KNX. 6:30 p.m. FBridge to Dreamland KECA, 11:15 p.m. Su*Broadway News...FULL 12 n, 11; 5 p.m, )11-F'Brown, Cecil KNX, 5:55 p.m. 31-FBulldog Drummond..--KHJ, DIALS. 8 p.m. MBurnett, Jay 'MCA. 10:15 a.m. M -FBurns and Allen. FINN, a p.m. Tu

*Burton -Winter KNX. 10 p.m. II -I,Busy Money KHJ, KGB. 10 p.m. Tu. ThByrd (Adelaide) Players. KGFJ, 3:30 p.m. SOCalling Pan -Americana KNX, 1:30 p.m. MaCalling Collins KNX, a a.m. M -FCampana Serenade, D. Powell

KNX. 10:25 am. SeCanova (Judy) Show KNX. 9 p.m. TuCanary Chorus KGB, KVOE. 10:30 p.m. SuCan TOO Top This NFL 6:30 p.m SaCaptain Quiz KECA. 5:15 p.m. SaCaptain Jack SECA. 4:45 p.m. Sil. W, FCarnation Hour Kn. 7 p.m. SICarnegie. Dale - KHJ. 7:15 p.m. ThCarson, Jack KNX 6:30 W*Carter, !awake

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE, 9 a.m. 311-F*Carter, Sheelah

ILFIJ. KFKM, KGB, KVOE, 2 p.m. M -FCatholic Hour KFL 3 p.m. SuCavalcade of America NFL 5:30 p.m. NICavalcade of Medicine KHJ, 12:30 p.m. Su1 hanging Tide KNX, 19:15 p.m. M. W. F( hamber Music Society Lower Basin

Street KECA. 8:15 p.m. SuChapel Quartet (Pierce Bros.)

KFI, 10:15 p.m. Su*Chef Milani KFWR. 10 a.m. M -FChicago Round Table KFI, 11 a.m. MuChicago Theater._ KHJ. KGB, KFX111, 8 p.m. Th

Christian Science KFAC. 5:15 p.m. SuKFOX, 9 p.m., 1st. 3d. 5th Su

Chick Carter, DetectiveKHJ, KGB KFXM, KVOE, 5:30 p.m. 311-F

Church of the Air KNX, 2:05 am, MuChurch Federation Vespers KECA. 4 p.m. SuCisco Kid.... KHJ, 6:30 p.m. TuCity Dwellers_._-.. KGFJ, 11:30 a.m. NI-SaClancy Calling .KFA'A, 3:15 p.m. Th. FCivilian Defense KNX, 3 p.m. Ss'*Clapper, Raymond

KH.I, KGB, HOLM. KVOE. 7 p.m. M. ThClassic Hour. - KECA. 10:30 p.m. M-Th- 11 p.m. F*Close. Upton KV!, 12:15 p.m. Su

KM, KFXM, KVOE, 3:38 p.m. SuCoast Guard on Parade KFI, 8:30 a.m. SaColumbia Church KNX, 7 a.m., 10 a.m. SuColumbia Country Journal KNX. 11 a.m. SaConcert Matinee.... KWKW. 1:15 p.m. 31-SaContented Hour..................... ....... _ . _ .. KFI, 7 p.m. AlCaritas Archer-. KNX. 1 p,m, MaCounter Say._ .. _ .. __KF.CA. KFSD. 11:30 p.m. AICountry Church of Hollywood

KFAC I a.m. Tu-14uCountry Gentleman .KPAS, 7:39 p.m. M-SaCounty Medical Assn...__KFAC. 8:45 a.m. Ma

-SECA 11:15 a.m. SrCrall. Joe KFWII. 11:30 p.m. SuCrests Blanca Carnival KNX, 7:30 p.m. W*Crime Doctor --._ KNX. 8 p.m. SuCrosby. Bing - Eri, 11 p.m. TbCrosby. Bob KFI. 7:30 p.m. SuCnunit, Frank -Julia Sanderson KNX. 125. 31-FCuff Notes on Hollywood_ SECA, 3:30 p.m Su

Dance Time (Lucky Lager)KFAC, 10 p.m. M-Sa: 10:30 p.m. Su

Dance Tank* (Eastside Beer)KFWB, 10:30 p.m. M-Sa

*Darling. Nell KMTIL 6:15 p.m. Tu. ThDate With Judy. KFI, 9 p.m. WDavid Harum ...... -_._ . __KFI, 8:45 a.m. 31-1,Davies, Dr. Clem. _Jaffa, 6:30 p.m. Tu-SaDavis. (Joan) Show ... KFI, 9:311 p.m. FDear John..._ 1KNX, 2:45 p.m. SuDeath Valley Days-. KNX. 8:30 p.m. ThDetroit Bible Class___.KOB, KVOE, 9 a.m. SuDinner Dance KFAC. 11 p.m. '111-SaDo You Remember?... KHJ. 8:45 p.m. FDoctors at War.- KFII. 2 p.m. SaDogs__ KMTR, 9:15 a.m. al-Sa

___KECA, 2:30 p.m. SuDon't You Believe Itt_...KNX, 9:45 p.m. SsDon't Be Alarmed..._._JEWKW, 8 a.m. M -FDorsey, Jinuny - KFL 8:30 p.m. W

...--- ---KNX. 10:35 p.m. Th*Double or Nothing

KHJ, KGB. KFXM, KVOE, 8:30 p.m. SIDowney Morton. ...KECA. 124. 1111-FDr. Christian..._____ .KNX, 8:30 p.m. W*Dreier Alex......KFI, 2:45 P.m. SADr. I. Q. .KFI. 6:30 p.m. MDr. Kate KFI, 4 p.m. M -FDr. Michelson__ KMTR, 8:15 a.m, 311 -SuEasy Aces .KNX, 4:30 p.m. W. Th, FEditor's Notebook ------.KMTH, 9:30 p.m. SIEllery Queen _.._ _.KF9. 9-11) p.m. ThEnjoy Yourself KFI. 3:45 p.m. MaEvening Concert... KFAC. 8 p.m. 31 -SAEyes Aloft ..... Kt,. tl p.m. Id

HFSI), 9 p.m. SA*Eyewitness News.-.-...... RILL 8:30 p.m. ThFaces and Places. KHJ, 6:15 p.m. 31-FFamily Bible.. _ ILMPC. 9:36 a.m. 111-10Family Hour .KNX, 2 p.m. MuFamous American Challenges_ HECA. 9 p.m. FFarm Reporter KM. 12 n. M -MaFashions In Rations, B. Burke

.KNX. 8:30 a.m. MaFederated Churches HECA, 9:15 a.m. Ss*tidier. Jimmy KECA, KFSD, 6:45 p.m. MuFifield. J. W KFAC. 7 p.m. SrFighting France ....... ____.KFWB. 7:30 p.m. MuFirst Line KNX. 7 p.m. ThF. W. Fitch Show KECA. 6 p.m. WFitch Bandwagon KFI, 4:30 p.m. Mu*Flannery, Harry W KNX. 5:30 p.m. 31 -SuFlying Feet KHJ, 10:30 p.m. To: 1:30 p.m. MaF. 0. B. Detroit KNX 12 n. MaFood for Thought - KHJ, 10:15 a.m. SsFor This We Fight KFI. 4 p.m. MaForeign Assignment KHJ. 2:30 p.m. SuFree Men Are Flatting

KECA, 7:31) p.m. M. W. FFrench Program KMTR. 2:30 p.m. MuFront Page Farrell latl. 2:45 p.m. 311-1,Furlough Fun K1F1. 9:60 p.m. F'Gang Busters KECA, KFSD. 8:30 p.m. FGarden Talk KHJ, 10:15 a.m. H -FGaynor. Janet KNX, di p.m. FGilbert & Sullivan Festival... KECA, 5:15 p.m. MaGlorious Hope Hour ...............KFAC. 9:30 p.m. *aGoldberg, FINN. 10:15 a.m. 111-12Good News KFWB. 10:15 p.m. SuGood Will Hour KECA. Kt -SD, 7 p.m. SuGrand Ole Opry Kti. 7::0 p.m. MaGreat Gildersleeve KFI. 8 p.m. SuGreat Moments in Music..._ KNX. 7 D.M. WGreen Hornet HECA, 7 o.m. SaGreene, Bob KNX, 1:25 p.m., SI-FGuiding Light - Eli, 11 a.m. M -FHamblen. Stuart KFWB. 4:43 p.m. Daily

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Ham and Eggs KMTR, 5:11 p.m. W, FHancock Ensemble KH.I, 5 p.m. MuHank the Night Wut, lanai) KGFJ. 10 p.m. Daily*Hardy. Glenn

. KIIJ. KGB, KVOE, 10 a.m., 9 p.m. DailyHarrigan. Hop..........KECA, KFM.J. 11 p.m. M -FHaven of Rest KPAS. 8:30 a.m. St, W. F

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE. $ a.m. T. Th, SeHawaii Calls

. KHJ, KFXSIL KGB, KVOE. 3:30 p.m MaHawthorne House ..._..........__..._KFI, 9:30 p.m. XIHawk, Bob...._._....____ KNX, 7 p.m. FHay, MIL - KHJ. 3:45 p.m. NI -F*Hayes, Sam. .KFI. 7:45 a.m. M-Sa

....KNX, 4:15 p.m. M -FHeadline Builders.- KNX, 9:45 p.m. Tu*Meaner. Gabriel....... KH 1, KGB, 6 p.m. 1/11-F

KHJ, KGB, 5:43 p.m. SuHeldt, Horace._ ...... .. _. KEL 5:30 p.m. TuHello from Hawaii KNX, 12:311 p.m, SuHello from Hollywood_-_-...KNX. 4 p.m. 111-FHello Mom KHJ. 9:30 a.m. SaHere's to Romance.. ___.KECA, 3:05 p.m. SuHermit's Cave. .KMPC. 9:30 p.m. SuHero of the Week..... KECA. 5:30 p.m. SuHi. Neighbor ____KMTR. 12:00 p.m. AI- Ma*Hill, Edwin C..... KNX. 9:30 p.m. TuHit Parade KNX. 9 p.m. SAHollywood Blvd. Quiz KFWIL 3:311 a.m. FHollywood Open House KFI. 5 p.m. SuHollywood Showcase KNX, id p.m. IFHollywood Theater of the Air KFL 3 p.m. hl -FHollywood Theater _.KF9, 9 p.m. SAHomemakers Club KHJ. 12:30 p.m. SI-FHome Front KMPC. 11:15 a.m. 51. W. FHope to the Handicapped._ KWKW, 3:30 p.m. WHot Copy KECA, 'MD, 12:30 p.m. SuHour of Charm KFI, 7 p.m. SuHousewives' Protective League

KNX, 3 p.m. 15-FHousewives Exchange.- KMPC, 10 a.m. 31-1?*Hughes, Rupert. KFI. 10:30 a.m. Su*Hughes, John BKHJ. KGB. KVOE. 7 p.m. Su. W. SsHymns of all Churches. .......KFI. 11:45 a.m. 311-ThI Love a Mystery__ ..... -..._.KNX. a Pm. 31-FInformation Please _Kin, 7:3u u.m. 311

Inglewood Park Coneert _ KNX. 7 p.m. TuInner Sanctum Mystery KNX. 5:341 p.m. Ma*Inside the News (Thrifty Drug)

KFI, 19:30 p.m. 1011-FInternational Sunday School

KMTR. 3:15 p.m.Invitation to Learning KNX. 8:30 a.m. So1 Solemnly Swear KFA('. 12:15 p.m. 31-1)It Can Be Done...-___IECA. KESgmx.D.9'I was there' --Italian Melodies..---...-...KWKW, 4 p.m. 11-F

James, Harry._-__KNX. 8:15 p.m. Tu, W. TbJarvis, Al KFWB. 11 a.m. 34 -Ss.

KNX. 11 a.m. Su; 10:15 am. Al, W,J Journal.Jerry Lester Show.-- KFIK.1,14,434 89:1

Johnny Presents...__._._._._. BFI, 11:30:26

Johnson Family-.._._._..._.......RAJ.4:15 p.m. SI-F

KGB. KVOE. 3:15 p.m. M -FJohnson. Floyd B KHJ. 4 p.m. Su

KMTR, a p.m. Mu, M, W. F; 10:30 a.m. 11l -F*Johnson, Erskine. KECA, 9:30 p.m. M -FJoyce Jordan__ ...... ---...KNX. 11:15 a.m. M -FJunior Army.....,_.._.._1C11.1. 8:43 a.m. Sa

KtF:3411, P4745. PHI*Kallenborn. H. V..Just Plain Bill

15:45 p.m, o, W. F': 3 p.m. TuKaye, Sammy.- ..... . KNX, 9 p.m. WKeepsakes KECA, 9 p.m. MuKeep Singing America. KNX, 3:30 p.m. M. W. FKelly Car Program. KNx. 10 a.m. Su*Keyne-Gordon, Philip....KHJ. KGB. 3 p.m. M -FKitty Foyle KNX. 8:30 a.m. 31-FKraftRyser, MKuasyle Hall EFL p.m. Th

EFI, 7 p.m. WLadies, Be Seated__- ...KECA, 3:30 p.m. M -FLamplighter .9:45 p.m.. 10:45 p.m. Ma

p.m. Tu, W*Lawton. Fleetwood (McgMA.h.asn:135)

Leaders of United Nations....KIM 3:25 p.m. 111-FLeon Henderson. KECA, KIND, 11:30 p.m. MaLetter to My Son

KHJ. KGB. KVOE. 9:45 a.m. SuLegion Fights KECA, SFS!). 10 p.m. F*Lewis, Fulton. jr KHJ, KGB,

KFIM, KVOE. 4 p.m, H -F: 9:45 p.m. 311-F*listener's Digent_HPAS. 3 p.m.. 8 p.m. M-SaListen to This SECA. RFS.), 10:30 a.m. M -F

....... .................... KM. 9:35 a.m. 31-11,

Liberal Catholic %Hour KFAC. 9 a.m. SuLife Can Re Beautiful ILNX. 10 a.m.. Ad -FLight of the World. ...........KFI. 11:30 a.m. 14 -1 -Lights Out KNX, 8:30 p.m. Tu

KFI, 5:45 p.m. W'-Ma*Lochner.LouisLockheed Show KNX. 11 a.m. MuLone Ranger

. KVOE, KGB, 7:30 p.m. 31, W.Lonely Women EFI, 11:15 a.m. 31-1,Looks at Books EFL 1.43 p.m. SuLorene') Jones .. . .. _____KFL 1:30 p.m. 311-F

Street KFI. 11:15 p.m. suLower BasinLurk, Lager Dance Time__KFAC, 10 p.m. DLum and Abner KEVA, Krim. 8:15 p.m. M-Th

SEPTEMBER 12, 1943 RADIO LIFE Page 27

Luncheon with Lopez.. KGB. KFXM. KVOE. loaa p.m. 51-t

Lutheran Gospel Hour..--KPAS. 4:30 p.m. SuLutheran Hour ... ......._

KGB.KHJ. . feffia, EV4IE. I p.m. SuLux Theater RNX. it p.m. MMake Believe Ballroom.. KFIVB, 11 a. m. 1I-Samiicleiimin. Dr. S. P ..... _ Kiwis. 7 p.m. Na

51a Perkins............. ...KFI, 12:15 p.m. M -F.. .... - ......... R.NiX. 10:15 a.m. 3I -F

Manhattan 'Merry -Go -Round ..._.12FI. 6 p.m. nuRNA:. 4 p.m. Saman Behind the GunKNX.

March of Time KFI. 7:30 p.m. ThMarch of Truth HMTIE a p.m. ThMarket Place_m _-.KHJ, 11:16 a.m. B. W. FMarkets and Sports. .MPC. 8:15 a.m. 31-SaMars. Groorho_______--KNI. 7:15 p.m. SnMary Marlin KF1, 9:15 .m.. 311-FMathews. Dr

KR.). RFXM. KGB. KVIIE, 9 a.m. SaMatinee in Rhythm..........---- KFI. 1 p.m. SaMaxwell House Time KFI. /1:30 p.m. Tbl(arthy, Charlie KFI, 5 p.m. Su

1, Breakfast ClubRECA. KFSD. 9:30 a.m. 31 -Ma

Mediation Board ....... DUPS. 5 p.m. SuMeet Priscilla Alden... .... KPAS. 10:30 a.m. 111-FMelodies for Uncle Sam ...KFSD, 10:15 p.m. SuMelton, James 6:30 p.m. SuMemory Mosie. T. Bacon.- KHJ. 2 p.m. Na

7Mercer's Music Shop Km, a.m. TuMessage of Israel._ _SECA. 3:30 p.m. SaMidmorning Journal . _ .....KFI. 10 a.m. M. W*Miller, Res KHJ, KGB. 9:15 p.m. Tu. ThMillion Dollar Rand KFI. 7 p.m. SaMoire, Garry-Snozzle 1D-urante.-KFIL 7 p.m. rh_ KEE 9 p.m. WMr. and Mrs. NorthOr. District Attorney_.-- _Krt. 6:30 p.m. WMr. Keen -.MIX74:45 p.m. W. Th. FMurray. Johnny.--____Kri I II -FMurder Clinic - 1111J, KGB.

KFXM. 111/0E. 3 p.m. SuMusic of the Americas.._-KFI. 1:30 p.m. SaMusic Depreclation-_-___KMJ. 6:30 p.m. FMusic Masters.........._ _.._KRICD. 9 a.m. SuMusical Toast ---KECA. 10:30 a.m. SuMusic Hour.-- .KECA. 9:3e a.m. SpMy Trio. Story AMA. 4 p.m. M -F

RFSD, 2:30 p.m. 31-FMystery Chef___KECA. KFSD. 11:15 a.m. 1I -FMystery Theater KFI. S p.m. TuNagel. Conrad.-----.KNX, 6 p.m. SuNash, Bob __.-KWKW. it D. SuNational Barn Dance..................._6 p.m. SaNational Defense_-___.-KMTIR. 8:30 P.M. TuNational Farm a Home...._KFL 8;15 a.m. 111-F-_________--KFSD. 1 p.m. 111-FNavy Rolletin Board.

KHJ. KFXM. KGB. KVOE. 2 p.m. SsNavy in ----.KFWB, 8 p.m. SsNavy School of Mus-lo___ KGB. 9:30 a.m. WNavy Wavea KECA. KFKII. 3:15 p.m. WNesbitt's (John) Passing ParadeKFI, 6:30 p.m. Tu*Nesbitt. Norman__ ..--KHJ. 5:45 p.m. 111-8

New York Philharmonic._ KNX, 12 a. Su*News Makers ______KFL 3:45 p.m. Su*Newsreel Theater

ECHJ, RENAL. KGB. KVOE,_ 2:15 p.m. 1111-F

Nick Carter Rh.). 6:30 p.m. MNight Editor.. _1011, 8:15 p.m. Th

AtNoah elister Says-KECA, KIND. 8:30 p.m. TuOf Men and Books ..KNX. 11:05 a.m. SaOffice of War Information... --

9:15 a.m. 11 a.m. 11-W---.----KPAS. 3 p.m. U. Tu. Th-SaOld Gold Show KNX 9 p.m. WOld -Fashioned Revival. .KMPC. 10 p.m. Su

KGB. KVOE, 6 p.m. 10 p.m. SuOld Timer's Avenue___._RECA. 1.1:30 p.m, ThOne Man's Family KFI. 5:341 p.m. SuOn the Job....--. -.KFL 10:30 a.m. Ss0. P. A. News, George Irwin.- .._..-T. Th, SsOpen Door.....-__. KFE 9 a.m.. 111-FOpen House KNX. 4:30 p.m. 31

OPPortimity PDO IIINN. it u.m. W*Our Daily Brend-...........HPAS. 7:15 p.m. All -FOur Gal Sunday RNX, 9:45 a.m. til-FOur Neighbor:. ' KPAS. 10:30 a.m. SitOur Secret Weapon KNX. 8:15 p.m. F*0 Report..ICHJ. 3:30 p.m. SE T. W. 11

Pacific Lutheran Hour_.RFW13. 9:30 p.m. SnPacific Story NEVI 11:15 p.m. SuPaige, Kay nd KFWIE 6:30 pan. 31-E*Parker, William KMPC. /1:15 p.m. Su-SaParker Family RECA. KIND. a:15 p.m.Pasadena Reporting KM.), 3:15 p.m. TuPassport for Adams KNX, 10:30 p.m. WPause That Refreshes__ KNX, 1:30 p.m. Sn'Pay Day Quin______KHJ. KFXM. 8 p.m. Tu

KMTIlt. 6:30 p.m. M. F*Pearson, Drew__HECA, KFSID. 5:45 p.m. SuPeoPir Are Funny _______ .KFI. 1134 p.m. FPeople's Platform K.N. 3:15 p.m. NaPeople's Kai . KFI. 11:45 a.m. SitPepper Young's Family_KFII. 12:30 p.m.Personality 311114 II a.m. 31-FPhilip Morris Playhouse-KNX. 8:30 p.m. F

Jerre RMTIE 9 n.m. WPilgrim Hour -JEHJ KGB. II a.m. SuPoint Sublime ------RNX, 9:30 p.m. SuPolly and Pat.. .111PAS. 9 amt. 311-2Polly Patterson......... RNX. 1:39 p.m. SI-F*Dr. Polyzoides KEW. DLBS. 10 p.m. M -FPortia Faces Life .--KFI 2:15 p.m. 111-FPrayer Ka) 3 p.m. 111-Sa

Prepare to Live BMW'. 7:15 p.m. ThPublic Affairs ....... .. FiN X. 11:30 p.m. Tu. ThQuestion of the Week KSX. 4:31/ p,m. sao.eC on 111111.iii. fINX. 2:15 pin. 31-2...Quiz Kids KECA, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. Mu* Quiz of Two Cities...--. Kn.,. 8:30 p.m. VQuiz Quotient KNX, 9:45 p.m. it."Quote Ted tinning" KVA, 7:45 p.m. Til

Rabbi Macula KRA, KVIIE. 1:15 p.m. BeRadio Nensweekly HEl A, 11:15 a.m. SuRadio Newsreel . ..1CMTR. 5:15 p.m. 31-SnRanch 10-2-4. .. .-...KECA. 12:30 p.m. M. W leCaniay. Dorothea RECA, 9 n.m. M. W, FRed Ryder. KECA. REND. 7:30 p.m. Tu. Ti,. SaReader's Digest. KNX, 6 p.m. SuRemember With Fluretta

RH.11. 4:45 p.m. B. W, FRemember Pearl Harbor KGFJ, 2:15 p.m. M-Sa*Report from London KNX. 1 p.m. Ss*Reports from the Battlefront

KEIL 3:30 p.m. SuReuters' News Dispatches KFV1i16. 2 p.m. M -FPhaphody in the Rockies KECA, 8 a.m. SuMill, Irene KNX. 2:45 p.m. Su*Richfield Reporter ..KFI. 10 p.m. Su -FRiggs. Tommy (Betty Lou) KFL 7 p.m. FRight to Happiness ... ...._ KFI. 12:45 p.m. 11-Fhi., and shine....... ......... .. ... KH.1. g a.m. B. W. FRoad of Life. KFI, 3:15 p.m. rd -FRocking Horse Rhythms. R. Hookey .. .... ....

KILL 7:4% p.m. SuRodriguez a Sutherland...KECA, 1:45 p.m. 111 -IF

ltonia Wine Show KNX, 9 p.m, VIRomance of Helen Treat_ .KNX. 9:30 a.m. 111-FRomance of Highways

KHJ. KGB KVOE. 10:15 a.m Su_KFXM. 2:45 p.m. Su

Roundtable. M. Hoffman KMTR, 3:1111 p.m. Su

Salt lake Tabernaele.-_-_-..KNX. 9 a.m. MuSalute to Vouth EVE 9 p.m. TSalvation Army KFWB. 9:15 a.m. Sssan tint -Min KHJ, 7:311 p.m. ThSaturday Night Serenade KNX 6:45 p.m. SaSchubert. Paid

REL.). KGB. KVOE. 10:15 p.m. 11-FScience of Mind KFW11. 10:45 a.m. 11-F*Gladys Halley Scoles...KWKW, 9:30 p.m. 31-FScramby Amity listol. 0:311 p.m. WScreen Guild Theater KNX. 7 p.m. 1l*Seaboard News. George Irwin

_RHJ. 7:13 p.m, 111-FSewing School of the Air KHJ. 9:15 a.m. ThShepard, Sheldon_ ....... ...-.KMTR, 1:15 p.m. SuSherlock Holmes _____._ KHJ, 8:30 p.m. WShields (Roy) Co. KFI. 11 a.m. Sat*Shirer, William RNX. 7:30 p.m. Si,Short Story Secrets...KMPC, 11:45 a.m. T. ThSideshow KECA. 11:30 a.m.-- 91-FSilver Theater ..... _.._..._ .......... ..KNX. 3 p.m. SuSimms, Ginny....--__. __KFIL 8:30 n.m. Tu*Sizing Up the News KHJ.

KGB. KFXM. HYDE. 9:15 p.m. B. W FSkelton. Red KFI. 7:35 p.m. TuSmile In the Morning

KECA. 9 a.m. Tu. Th, MaSmith, Kate. KNX. 9 a.m. M -F*Smith, Larry .K11, 10:15 a.m. M -F"Sneak Preview" KFI, 2:311 p.m. SuSnow Village.. RFE 3:45 p.m. M -FSnowy Baker HMTIE x:15 p.m. SsSoldiers of ProductionKECA. Imo. g a.m. SuSoldiers of the Press-- RKCA 9 p.m. rSoldiers With Wings. KR.). 8:30 p.m. WSongs of America-KMPC_, 11 p.m. DailySongs of Faith. ..KFAC. 6 p.m. MSpanish Hour______ _.KGFJ. 7 p.m, M-Sa

-ILMTIE 6 a.m. DailySpeaking of Glamour-KECA. 9:15 p.m. SuSportscast. KFAC, 4 p.m. M-SaSports Highlights RNX, 11:20 p.m. Mu -FSports Novi -reel. - KFI. 7:341 p.m. FSpotlight Bands...KECA. REND. 6:30 p.m. 1B-SaStandard Symphony KM 8:30 p.m. SuStars and Stripes in Britain..- KHJ KGB. KVOE. 4:30 p.m. SuStars Over Hollywood..-..KNX. 9:30 a.m. SsStella Dallas...-.-.--- KFI, 1:15 p.m. M -FStock Quotations .......... .......RMPC. 8:15 p.m. 51-F

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' Stop or Go (Joe E. Brown) .. KFI. 9:30 p.m. SuStyles. Hal.......... .KFWIL 2 p.m. til-Fsummer Symphony ....-..- .. _..IEFI. 2 p.m. SuSunday Evening Club_ ..KFAC, 9 p.m. SuSuperman _.. iiii.1 KGB. KFXM,

KVOE. 5:15 p.m. M -FSuspense KNX, 8 p.m. SitSweet Chariot Hour..._ KWKW. 5 p.m. Su

...__._._._1 0.30 W*Swing, Raymond

KIFECA KFRD. 7 p.m. M-ThSwing Shift RPM'. 4:30 p.m. M -FSymphony KHJ. KGB. 10:30 0.3n. 11-F

Take -a -Card .KHJ, 2 p.m. W*Take It or Leave it KNX 7 p.m. SuTailor Made Melodies............. -....-

KECA, 10:30 a.m.. 12 n. Su"Taleutime," M. Hoffman

RMTR, 3:06 p. m. Su: 8:30 p.m. 1011..... .

Telephone Hour- . . ..KFII. 9 p.m. IdTeletioion, Wilie:11.. 8:30, 9 p.m. W

8, 8:30 9 p.m. F10-2-4 Ranch._ .. KEVA., 12:30 p.m. M. W.FTerry and the Pirates- KECA, 5 p.m. 111-FTeara Slimmer Theater-- KNX. 0:30 p.m. SuThat They Might Live_-__ KFI. 9:30 a.m. SuThut'a a Good One KECA. 8:15 p.m. Sn

That. life. %lib Fred Brady KFI, 6:30 p.m. TbThe Diamond Slarmonaires. KNX. S:15 p.m. SuTheater of Today KN't. 9 a.m. SeTheme and Variations

KHJ, KGB. KFX111. K1i1E. 1:30 pin. FThese Are Americans Iss \. 9:30 p.1mm. ThThin Man...... ....... ... x. 9:30 p.m. FThis Changing ........ Isi

. II a.m. 31-FThis is Our Enemy... Eli I. ki.b, '::341 p.m. Sn:

11:341 p.m. IThis Is the Army El I. I :::4l, p.0'.This Nation at War 40.4 1. 3 p.0'. ...IThomas. John Charles Er!, 11:311 ISM. NilThose Old Gold Days____ F FCA. 4:05 p.m. Titlbw, We lose KFI. SuTillamook Hitches KFI. 10 211.111. F-flair ices Ike News"

KECA. hi sit. 1:30 p.m. 31-FTime Out Ell& 9:13 a.m. NE W.Time to Smile ...KFL 6 p.m. WTolW Ill tiktory 101.:1,%. 6:15 p.m. 11-t*Today's War Moods ...KFWB. I p.m. M-Salimn...ad Nall Iteeotey Plan KG ER. 1:415 M -FTown Meeting RECA. to p.m, ThTraffic TribunaL ..... _.._ - ....... KV!. 5:39 p.m. Sr'Transatlantic Cali KNX 9:30 a.m. SuTreasure Hour of Song KM. 6-30 p.m. Th*Trout. Bob. . . 5:55 II -FTreasure Chest IIFE 5:30 p.m. TuTruth or Consequences.-- KV!. It p.m. SsTurf Bulletins KRIM. 10 a.m. M-SaTwilight 'Dike KECA, 5:15 Pam. M-2Two on the Aisle, Please KIVKW, 6:3u p.m. Su

Uncle Charlie KPAS. 3 p.m. 51-FUnite lip and Aunt Ge Ge 1111J, 8:341 a.m. SuUncle Sam Series KNX. 4:45 p.m. Sa

KWKW. I p.m. B. Ti,, Th. FUnion Rescue MissionKFWB. 8:30 a.m.. 9 p.m. SuUnity Daily Word_____KMPC, 8:30 a.m. 511-FI nixersily Explorer KECA. 10 p.m. Su

Valiant Lady....._. KNX, 8:15 a.m. 11-FValley Church- KMPC. 8:30 p.m. SaVic and Sad.- .K11. 3:30 p.in. 14-F

..104X, 10:30 a.m. 11-2

Victory Players... ___.KFAC. 1 p.m. Suisiting Nu se..................... _ .. KEE 12:4.5 p.m. Na

1 ital to ictory -..RECA, 111:55 Pan. 31Voice of Calvary...--_.KPAS, 10 p.m. SuVoice of Firestone.-___-.KFI. 5:30 P.M. 111

Voice of Health......- ..... .FAC. 9:15 a.m. Su -FVoice of Prophecy KMPC, 11:30 p.m. Su

.....KHJ. KGB. HVOE. 9:15 p.m. Su1111:1(31. a 0.01. Nu

Voorhis. Hon. Jerry-- RPAS, 6:45 p.m. NIVox Pop KNX 9.30 a.m. 111

Wallace. Beryl RNX. 5 p.m. 11-1,Waits Time KFI 6 p.m. I'Waring, Fred 8 p.m.War News Roundup. ..KECA, 6:55 p.m.War Teleueope. E. Petereon_KIKE 111:45 a.m. SsWartime Nutrition. Milani_KFWB. 10 a.m. 11-11,Washington on Rationing KFI. 11 a. suWashington Inside Out RF:CA, 9:43 p.m. SuWatch the World Go By. RECA. 8 Pau. 51-2We Love and Learn KNX, 11:30 a.m. 111-1'Wesley Radio League KMPC, 10 a.m. Su

---____KHJ. KGB KVOE. S a.m. Su*What Do You Think (Dr. Sterling)RNX. 7:30 p.m ThWhat's New? KECA, 4 p.m. SaWhat's the Name of That Song? ELBJ. 8:30 p.m. FWhat's In a Song RECA. 9:15 p.m. TWhat's Your einswerT_KFWB. 6:30 p.m. Sa*Wheeler. Burritt ....._- KFI. 10:30 a.m. 1I -FWhen a Girl Marrles.._.__KFL 5 p.m. 11-FWhere Do We Stand? RECA. 2 p.m. SuWhere Free Men Fight, CaldwellKGFJ. 1:30 p.m. M. W, FWhistler. KNX. 9 p.m. FWhitman, Gayne KNX, 9:45 p.m. TuWhoa Bill Club.. KFAC. 5:30 p.m. 11-F*Wilder. Alvin . _ . _KECA. 5:15 p.m. Tu. Th

KFL 5:30 p.m. W: 10:45 a.m. SuWiley, Fletcher, Home Front Reporter..KNX. 1 p.m. 11-F*Williams. Al ..... _________KHJ. 9:45 a.m. 31*Winchell, Walter .KECA, 6:00 p.m. Su

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JULE KGB. 8:30 p.m. SuWinner Take All. RNX. 6 p.m. W*Winter, Wm... __.RNX. 1.2:30 p.m. 31-F

USX 3:31i p.m. Su; 9:30 p.m. W: 9 PM. SuWomen's elubs...--._.18PAS7 1:45 p.m. ThWoman's World- ILMTR. 2 p.m. /111-10a

KWKW, 19 a.m. M-SaWomen Today K/11.1. 9:15 a.m. Tu, TbWomen Woo Make NewsKECA. 11 a.m. B.*World News Today- KNX, 11:30 a.m. SuWorld Today ....... 2:05 p.m. MI-Sa*World Tomorrow__ KMTR 9:30 a.m. SuWorld We're Fighting For HIE 9:31) p.n.. TuXavier Cugat Show KECA. 10:30 a.m. MaYankee House Party .KCift ILVDE. 8:30 a.m. 21-1You Tell 'Em DLBS, 11:311 p.m. TbYoung. Norma.... KHJ 9:30 a.m. 111-FYoung People's Church .. . ..

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PRECASTS and PREVIEWSco,

ciffire utrotr7oSaturday, September 11.-"Suspense",

KNX, 6:00 p. m. (30 min.). FromKNX, Saturday, 8:00 p. m.

Sur.day, September 12-"Hero of theWeek", KECA, 5:30 p. m. (15 min.).From KECA, Thursday, 7:40 p. m.(Was five-minute narrative show,now drama).

Sunday, September 12-"The CatholicHour", KFI, 3:00 p. m. (30 min.).From KECA, Sunday, 5:00 p. m.

Monday, September 13 - "RememberWith Floretta", KHJ, 4:45 p. m. (15min.). Monday, Wednesday, Friday.From KFWB, Monday through Fri-day. 10:00 p. m.

Tuesday, September 14-Anita Ellis's,"Songs Overseas", KNX, 10:45 p. m.(15 min.) Tuesday, Thursday. FromKNX, Tuesday, Thursday, 10:30 p. m.

Wednesday, September 15-"Beat theBand", 8:30 p. m., KFI, (30 min.).From KFI, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m.

I'arietySaturday, September 11 - "Campana

Serenade", KNX, 10 p. m. (25 min.)Dick Powell, radio -screen singingstar, returns to CBS with this newvariety show. Martha Tilton, radiosongbird, and Lud Gluskin's orches-tra also brighten the show. Dur-ing Powell's bond tour, the showwill travel. On this date it willcome from New York.

Sunday, September 12 - "That's AGood One", KECA, 8:15 p. m. (15min.). This date brings the inaugu-ral broadcast of the new coast -to -

coast show on the Blue, featuringHope Emerson, ponderous comedi-enne; Ward Wilson and Art Elmer,laugh -makers; Al and Lee Reiser,piano duo; Johnny Gart, accordion-ist, and Ed Herlihy, announcer.

Tuesday, September 14-"Red Skeltonand Company", KFI, 7:30 p. m. (30min.). The red-headed funster re-turns to the air on this date, withhis regular gang, headed by HarrietHilliard and Ozzie Nelson and hisorchestra.

MusicMonday, September 13 - "Remember

With Floretta", KHJ, 4:45 p. m. (15min.). This program of reminiscentorgan melodies, richly interpreted byFloretta McDonald, moves fromKFWB to KHJ. Chatter keyed tocurrent events intersperses themusic. Monday, Wednesday, Friday.

Quiz ShowsMonday, September 13 - "Information

Please", 7:30 p. m. (30 mih.). WithClifton Fadiman again as emcee andFranklin P. Adams and John Kieranas regulars, the quiz show for ex-perts returns to the air after its an-nual summer absence.

CommentationM o n d a y, September 13 - Harrison

Wocd, commentation, KHJ, 12:15p. m. (15 min.) A newspaper manwith years of radio experience bringshis own commentary to the DonLee Network in a new five-dayweekly series heard Mondays thruFridays.

Monday, September 13-John Burton,news analyst, KNX, 10:15 p. m. (15min.). This distinguished newsman,writer, traveler, educator and scien-tist is heard Mondays through Fri-days in a new series of reports onworld events.

VarietySaturday, September 11 - "What's"

New", KECA, 4 p. m. (One hour).Helping the laughs along as guestswill be Lena Home, colored MGMfilm player, and the new RKO-Radiofilm team of Wally Brown and AlanCarney.

Sunday, September 12 - Bergen andMcCarthy, 5:00 p. m. (30 min.)Humphrey Bogart of the screen willvisit the show.

Sunday, September 12 - "Bob Crosbyand Company", KFI, 7:30 p. m. (30min.) Betty Russell will be guestsongstress.

Saturday, September 11-"Cavalcade ofAmerica", KFI, 8:30 p. m. (30 min.)Pat O'Brien, famous film star, willscintillate as guest.

Friday, September 17-Joan Davis -JackHaley Sealtest show, KFI, 9:30 p. m.(30 min.). Basil Rathbone of theradio and screen will guest.

DramaSunday, September 12 - "Silver Thea-

ter", KNX, 3:00 p. m. (30 min.)Radio and screen comedienne Bar-bara Jo Allen ("Vera Vague") willhave the stellar guest role in "LadyWith Ideas."

Saturday, September 11-"Lux RadioTheater", KNX, 6:00 p. m. (Onehour). First radio production of thenew season, following the summervacation, will be "Random Harvest",presenting Greer Garson and RonaldColman in their screen starringroles.

Monday, September 13-"Screen GuildTheater", KNX, 7:00 p. m. (30 min.).In a radio adaptation of "Birth of theBlues", Bing Crosby and Ginny Simswill appear as guests.

Tuesday, September 14-"Red Ryder",KECA, 7:30 p. m. (30 min.). Radioand stage star Hanley Stafford andhis beautiful actress wife, Vyola

Vonn, will guest.Wednesday, September 15-"Hollywood

Theater of the Air", KFI, 3:00 p. m.(15 min.). Playing the principal rolein the radio version of "Take aLetter, Darling", which starts on thisdate, Mary Astor will appear asguest star. The series will presentthe play in five episodes.

Celab /wail')rariety

Sunday, September 12-"Fitch Band-wagon", KFI, 4:30 p. m. (30 min.)This broadcast will come from Tor-onto, Canada, where the show willbe on a special bond -selling missionfor the Canadian government. Fea-tured on this Sunday will be fam-ous band leader Guy Lombardo, whohails from Canada.

*Discussion

Saturday, September 11-"For This WeFight", KFI, 4:00 p. m. (30 min.)Subject: "Post -War Jobs, Responsi-bility of Business."

*Music

Sunday, September 12 - "StandardSymphony Hour", KFI, 8:30 p. m.(One hour). Guest conductor willbe Gaetano.

*Drama and Narration

Sunday, September 12-"Pacific Story",KFI, 11:15 p. m. (15 min.). Thisweek's program is titled, "Islands ofthe Pacific."

Saturday. 6:90 p.m.NBC-KF1

OME PEOPLE think theyare better looking thanthey really are. I am dif-ferent. I don't think I amas handsome as I really

am. This is my saving grace, or face.The people who just think they arehandsome can't afford to be humor-ous about it or about anything. Theyare too busy concentrating on theirlooks and wondering if their jaws areprotruding at the proper angle. I, onthe other hand, know I'm a sourpussand I'm not worried about it.

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like a clapboard for a graveyardpress agent but it has its advantages.My visage always steals the firststudio audience laugh from the otherboys on "Can You Top This?" bymerely showing itself on stage.

Of course, I realize that I am deal-ing with a serious matter and itmight lead to serious complications.I once knew a man in similar straits.That was back in the old days whenI was younger than I am now butolder than I looked then. It was onmy first job with a coal -box harmonyquartet. We were hired to sing at thisguy's funeral, but when we got therehe wasn't dead yet. I always cherishthe hope that we aided him to apeaceful death by that first chorus.Some snide characters see signifi-cance in the fact though, that hegave up the ghost shortly after we

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"MY FACIAL FRONTISPIECE maylook like a clapboard for a grave-yard press agent, but it has its ad-

vantages. My visage always steals thefirst studio audience laugh from the oth-er boys on "Can You Top This?" bymerely showing itself onstage."

began singing. I don't see the just-ness of that remark because I thinkit was the other way round. As Iremember it, the quartet broke upshortly after we did that job.

This reminds me of the story of"Screwball Jake's" Uncle Fosdick.Uncle Fosdick was seriously ill onetime and kept getting worse. Theyfinally had a doctor in constant at-tendance. Fosdick passed into a semi-conscious state. His breathing andpulse were becaming slower andslower. The doctor thought that UncleFosdick was about to die so he sentfor his wife, Aunt Matty Fosdick.After a while the doctor couldn't feelUncle Fosdick's pulse any longer. Hefumbled around trying to break thenews to Aunt Matty and finally justtold her, "I can't feel your husband'spulse any more-I guess he's dead."This remark somehow penetrated thecoma Uncle Fosdick was in and hestruggled up and protested that hewasn't dead. Aunt Matty wouldhave none of his nonsense however.She told him, "Shut up and lie down-the doctor knows best."

So don't ever believe any nastyrumors about my "untimely demise."

than justgrossly exaggerated.

People also seem to have the ideathat I am a moron or some other re-lated creature. That erroneous opinion probably developed from my fre-quent telling of moron jokes and theway in which I tell them. If theythink that is being dumb, it's okaywith me. It pleases my landlord, atany rate.

As long as I've been afforded thisopportunity to publicly ventilate mythoughts in print, I might as wellclear up one important matter. Inspite of rumor, appearance and tem-perament to the contrary, I'm notreally a Senator. It happened that atone of the first after -dinner speechesI made, there was a Senator preced-ing me on the agenda. One of theduly elected kind. After having spentall the previous day thinking ofways to introduce me, the emcee,who was blessed with a distortedsense of humor, facetiously present.ed me as "Senator" Ed Ford. Thetitle stuck, although I managed toshake the emcee.

I admit now that it is a conven-ience and keeps me from feeling outof place when I am surrounded bytitles and high sounding names atpolitical club dinners and Loney af-fairs. For a while I even toyed withthe idea of making the matter legalbut that would mean that I wouldhave to change my address andmove to the mid-west-for after allI would undoubtedly do best by rep-resenting one of the corn belt states.

Twenty-nine

ByCOY WILLIAMS

JHERE'S an ever-smilin'blonde around town who'sgone and built herselfthe doggonest monopoly

we've come across.She's cornered the market on long-

term romance and won the uniquetitle of-

Radio's Sweetheart!When "The Great Gildersleeve"

got himself so tangled up with lovethat they had to form women's committees to get him out, who was thatlady you heard him out with? TheWidow Leila Ransome!

When Rudy Vallee cooed so ro-mantically, whose pink ear was hebreathing into for .a whole year?Why, a giddy subdeb named ShirleyAnn!

When Red Skelton buckled on hisshootin' arns and galloped off insearch of western beauty, do youknow what cactus -bloom he wasPage Thirty

"Yes!" Says Shirley Mitchell,Much -in -Demand Air SweetheartFor Radio's Numerous Romeos

seeking? None other than Monoton-ous Maggie!

When Groucho Marx wants toborrow a cup of sugar, what lovingneighbor always pops in? Thatflowuh of the South, suh, Cindy Lou!

When Fred Brady makes sultrylove to a lady taxi driver or a femalepiano mover or a prison warden onthe distaff side, whose pulsing voiceanswers him across the quiveringmike? It's always Veronica!

And when William Bendix drops inor Johnny Mercer gets an ethersweetheart-yep, you guessed it, dif-ferent voice, same gal.

All these assorted ladies come toyou in one well-rounded package-a good-natured, curvaceous c u t i enamed Shirley Mitchell.

In the space of a little over a yearShirley has become one of Holly-wood's best -liked and most heardradio actresses, and yet it was onlythrough a chance last-minute tele-phone call that she made Holly-

wood, and not Chicago or New York,her home.

Shirley had built a solid reputation as an ingenue on a dozen daytime serials in Chicago when shewon a spot on Ransom Sherman'sprogram substituting for Fibber Mc-Gee and Molly some eighteen monthsago. She won that, by the way, be-cause she was such a good audienceat Ransom's Club Matinee airings.She used to drop in between work onher own shows and sit in the frontrow laughing like anything at Sher -man's antics. When Ransom got theMcGee spot he immediately calledShirley over to his side of the footlights. She came with the troupe toHolywood when the show was movedwest and remained with it until Fib-ber returned.

Unknown to other agency heads,however, Shirley found jobs prettyscarce and she finally decided to goback to Chicago. She bought a tick-et (this was in the days when youcould still buy tickets, remember)

IN ONE OF HER "SWEETHEART"ROLES-Shirley as Leila Ransome,who attempted to coax Great Gil-dersleeve into matrimony last season.

ld was in the middle of a farewellparty at Dinah Shore's house whenthe phone rang.

"Could Miss Mitchell do a sustainer tomorrow?"

Miss Mitchell looked at her ticketwhich was dated for that night, anddid some mental arithmetic. If shecouldn't exchange it, she stood tolose about thirty bucks on the deal-but Shirley was always good-naturedand the producer sounded anxious,so she said o.k.

Next day a call came from DickMack, then producing the Rudy Val-lee program He wanted her to playRudy's sweetheart and it might be aregular job. An hour later ProducerCecil Underwood of the Gildersleeveprogram phoned. Shirley might bejust the girl he sought as Gildy's girlfriend.

And right there, glamorously andamorously, Shirley's future began tounroll. Skelton needed a sweetie -pie,Marx wanted a sweetand-slowtalkin' neighbor, Brady asked for"somebody like that Mitchell girl"(he got Mitchell), Mercer, Bendix,several other pitched their kilocyclewoo at her. She talked Southern,Northern, Western and Brooklyn. Sheemoted like a giddy schoolgirl andlike an ultrasultry Garbo. She ranfrom them and after them. In short-

She was "Radio's Sweetheart!"Now Romance isn't built in a day.

It takes a gal time to pick up all thefine points of ether emoting. Maybewe ought to look into Shirley's pastand see what's made her click.

The biographical details are these:She was born in Toledo, Ohio, just atrifle over two decades ago . . . shestarted impersonating movie starswhen she was six years old (Kath-erine Hepburn was her first victim). . . she sang the lead in a schooloperetta when she was in the sixthgrade . . . faced her first microphonewhen she was thirteen on "The Chil-dren's Hour" fo Toledo's WSPD . . .

Took dramatic training at Plymouth,Mass., University of Michigan andthe Cleveland Playhouse . . .

While in Cleveland she mademany radio appearances, finally win-ning a contest sponsored by the"Carters of Elm Street," a serial outof Chicago . . . but she lost out inthe sectional trials and it made herso angry she determined to go toChicago and make them eat their decision, one word at a time . . .

Well, she did, but it took a lotof words and a lot of time, and agood many meals missed, too . . .

SHIRLEY SUBBING FOR KATINAFAXINOU, great Greek actress.Dashing on short notice to the stu-dio, she had five minutes to read herscript before going on the air in highlydramatic role. Bill Gargan, right, as malestar of show.

Then she landed on "First Nighter,"and for a full year was on everyweek-yeah, playing sweetheartsmostly . . . she was a "sweetheart"to more strange characters than El-sie Janis in the First World War . .

Then she worked all the othershows-"Mary Marlin," "Road ofLife," "Stepmother," "Author's Play-house" . . . on that last one she didher first Brooklyn dialect, a wondrous feat of linguistics as broad asFlatbush itself . . . The payoff is:Shirley had never been to Brooklyn,she wouldn't know Greenpernt fromBensonhoist. But she'd been tomovies, she studied all the accentsshe ever heard on the screen. Wonderful things, the flickers.

One of the funniest mishaps thatever happened to her was during herearly days with Ransom Sherman.Ranse had a line, 'Your slip is showing-pull yourself together," and on

that particular day Shirley's slipreally was showing, but she didn'tknow it until the audience practical-ly fell apart at the line. Shirley gotvery embarrassed, but she couldn'tsee what was wrong, because as soonas she'd bend around to look, themovement would hoist the slip out ofsight-and the audience was justabout hysterical. They laughed onefull minute by the clock, and Ransom gave up trying to get his showoff in anything like a normal man-ner.

Once, in Hollywood, she was cal-led at the very last minute to sub-stitute for Katina Paxinou, the greatGreek actress, in a Greek War Reliefbroadcast. She dashed madly to thestudio, arriving five minutes beforeair time without the faintest ideawhat the script was about. She'dthrown a bandana about her tow -

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One Man's Hobby May BeAnother Man's Business,But It's Worth TellingAbout on "Hobby Lobby"

Off air; returning soonwatch for announcement

HAT is a hobby?"An alibi to my mother

for not being presidentof something," someonesays.

"An escape from the unpleasant

routine job I have to work at to earna living," says someone else.

"The urge for individual self-ex-pression," says a third person.

ButRecently Barry Wood, noted singer

of sweet songs, appeared on "HobbyLobby" to play a clarinet. Roland

Young, radio anti movie star, at-tended the July third broadcast totalk about his fine collection of canesand his books of light verse. Mr.Gifford Pinchot, former governor ofPennsylvania, made the trip to NewYork to tell how he extracts potablewater from salt water fish.

None of these people has disap-pointed his mot h e r because he'wasn't president of something'; noneapparently has an unpleasant rou-tine job, and none is denied indivi-dual self-expression in his work. Yeteach has a hobby that he feels isimportant enough to get up and tellthe world about.

Falling back on Webster: hobby,favorite occupation not one's busi-ness.

There it is. A hobby may be any-thing, so long as it doesn't representthe means by which we earn ourdaily bread. One man's hobby maybe another man's profession.

A few things that it may not be:there must be no question of 'haveto' about it; no deadline to be met;no boss interfering and giving or-ders. It must be the hobby-ee's ownprivate, individual baby, for whomhe's answerable to no one, and whichis nobody else's business. It maynever get anywhere, like the rockinghorse from which it gets its tag, butthat's one of its chief attractions. Itrepresents the Eden over which everylittle Adam holds sway. Its purposeis to give pleasure to one person,without the aid of anyone else.

"Hobby Lobby" is a radio showdesigned to give hobby -riders an op-portunity to tell about their activi-ties. Listening to this program onegains a new respect for the extent ofhuman ingenuity. As a cross-sectionof the people appearing we present:

The insurance clerk who collectsbaby elephant hairs.

A secretary who makes life -likesculptures of burnt toast.

A surgeon who relaxes catchingsix -hundred -pound snapping turtles.

A woman who shoots tunes with arifle.

The man who makes music bysqueezing the palms of his handstogether.

A club composed of women overfifty engaged in war work.

Four Newark truck -drivers, com-bined weight 1000 pounds, who sing.

The man who plays a piano withhis feet.

A woman who designed woodenwhOels for army trucks.

The woman who collects facts a-bout Friday the Thirteenth.

Then there is Sanford Lowe, wholistens to Axis short wave broadcasts,

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HOBBYIST DAVE ELMAN, whoruns the popular -Hobby Lobby"show, has hobby, too. It's dis-

covering other hobbyists and bringingthem to the CBS mike.

and relays messages from prisonersof war to their families; Julian Pol-lack, who establishes free libraries;Stefanescue Satan, Roumanian refu-gee who specializes in playing thepipes of pan; Irving Ascher, presidentof the Society for the Prevention ofPropagation of Disparaging Remarksabout Brooklyn. This last named so-ciety has a membership of more thantwenty -thousand people who insistthat Brooklynites do not say 'The pot-pie bold sat on the told street coib'!

A man with a telepathy stunt withplaying cards, attempting to namewhatever card a person in the aud-ience was concentrating upon. Theword, "attempting," is used becausethe act didn't come off perfectly. Onthe night it was billed, the RadioLife publisher, C. M. Bigsby, was sit-ting in the audience not 10 feet fromthe performer, but his card was notidentified by the hobbyist.

It is evident that these hobbies aremotivated by different impulse s,ranging as they do from practical,educational and scientific pursuits tobizarre, freakish, nonsensical ven-tures. Some require great skill andlong years of practice; others aremerely the collector's instinct inoperation, the wish to have a lot ofsomething, if it's only match -folders.

One hobby was inspired by a di-rect need: Rex Stout, creator of NeroWolfe, got so mad at the falseclaims of Berlin and Tokyo that hebecame the lie -detective on his ownprogram, "The Secret Weapon," inorder to debunk them.

One broadcast had a strange re-sult. D. S. Kelley had lost his eye-sight in an explosion in Atlanta,Georgia. One evening he heard ahobbyist sing songs and tap his headat the same time to get out -of -the -ordinary variations of sound. Tryingthe same method, he gained partialrestoration of his vision.

The man behind this show is DaveElman, dean of hobbyists. All hislife he's been such a passionate col-lector of data and material on unus-ual hobbies that he's been termed'the man with 100,000 hobbies.' Hehas, among other collections, a hoardof amusing stories to tell: there's theman who wrote in to ask for a chanceto tell people of a sure-fire way towin at horse -racing: All he neededwas train -fare to New York. Thenthere's the fellow who tried for six-teen years to touch his nose to hischin, and at last made it. Elmanwould have put him on "Hobby Lob-by" if he'd been able to figure outa way to stage the act so a radioaudience would get it.

"Hobby Lobby" should ease thefears of those who believe that mod -

ROBOT SHOWS UP ON HOBBYSHOW-Hulking Electro, whowalks, talks, recognises colors andsounds, is put through his routine byJ. M. Barnett, Westinghouse engineer,hero ordering Electro to exhale his cig-aret smoke.

TYPICAL PARTICIPANT ON IL -MAN'S SHOW-This young manappeared to demonstrate his hobby:holding more billiard balls in his mouthfor a longer time than anybody else.

ern life stereotypes people: thatwe're all fast becoming robots, eachdoing his little mechanized stint onsome colossal enterprise born in theimagination of a Great IndustrialGenius. For although the 'little' manmay have to give eight hours dailyto a boring Job, in order to still thedemands of his stomach and provideshelter for his fragile bones, he isn'tswallowed up by the 'big' man.

At the end of his daily stint hegoes home and begins working onthe best mouse -trap. He spends longhours learning to do something bet-ter than anyone else can do it . . .

if it's only holding more billiardballs in his mouth for a longer time.Thus does he justify his existence.

ELMAN HOLDS VICTORY AUC-TION on his program, assisted byMrs. Eddie Rickenbacher, wife ofthe ace aviator. She presented a pieceof linen from the fuselage of the firstGerman plane shot down by her hus-band in World War I, and an auto-graphed picture of her mate. Elmanholds Jap flag captured at Guadalcanal.

Town Meeting(Continued from Page 7)

Carter once spent five days and $70in phone bills tracking down an internationally famous lawyer andpersuading him to appear on the program. Twentyfour hours before theshow time, he backed down. Luckily,she was able to get a United Statessenator who was duck hunting inNew Jersey. She reached him on thetelephone-in the duck blind, at 5o'clock in the morning. After considerable coaxing, he agreed to appear. He turned up on time, with aspeech-and a duck for Mrs. Carter.

Famous speakers who have beenon the show-and the list comprisesmost of the great names in currentaffairs-are almost invariably asnervous as school girls. It isn't theformal addresses that they give inthe first half of the program thatscare them. It's that session of ques-tions and answers during the latterhalf of the broadcast, when audiencemembers pop whatever questionsthey wish.

Such old hands at public speakingas Norman Thomas and Philip LaFollette have been known to haveattacks of nerves just before goingon the air. Said one nationally knowncolumnist and public speaker: "Itisn't just being asked a question. It'sthat the answer you give on the spurof the moment is heard not only bythe audience you face, but by tenmillion people you can't see. What achance to make a fool of yourselfon a national scale."

Dorothy Thompson wanted to bealone before the broadcast and shutherself in a dressing room to gulpblack coffee for 10 minutes beforegoing on the air. Mr. LaFollette ranhis hands through his hair until itthreatened to part from his head. Mr.Ickes retired into depressed silence.Leon Henderson confessed that hefelt like a Christian in the martyr'sden as program time drew near.

Even Denny has his own privatefit of nerves beforehand and can beseen irritably pacing the floor back-stage, issuing a flood of lastminuteorders to which nobody pays any attention, least of all Denny, himself.

Once he's on the air, though, he'ssmiling, collected, and able to handleanything which comes along. Onewriter -spectator described him as aringmaster, with a quick, resourcefulmind like a whip to spur on the per-formers. But with a firm lash thatcould check any s p e a k e r, eventhough an ace big -wig, from runningovertime.

Narrow EscapeAbout the nearest "Town Meeting"

has come to disaster was one nightwhen Senator Pope and former Am-bassador Gerard were discussing thequestion: "Should America Stay atHome?"

According to Denny, a slightly intoxicated gentleman rose in the audience toward the end of the questionperiod and announced in a stentorian voice:

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"I'm the nephew of the red-headedwoman!"

"Yes?" said the moderator. "Whatis your question?"

"The question is . . ." (As the au-dience burst into laughter, thespeaker raised his hands to quietthem).

"The question is . . . er . . 'ShouldAmerica Sthay at Home?"

"Yes," said the moderator, "that isthe question we're discussing Butwhat is your question?"

"The question is ... what would'vehappened to America . . . 1776 . . . ifFrance had stayed at home?"

With fifteen seconds to go, Ambas-sador Gerard, who is slightly hard ofhearing, stepped up to the microphone and asked: "Just what wasthat question?"

"I don't know who was the morerelieved to have the meeting over-the Ambassador or I."

One jittery evening was spentwhen Verne Marshall of the now ex-tinct "No Foreign War" Committeeoffered to fight all weights and allcorners from the audience during thebroadcast and caused Denny someanxious moments.

But tops in nerveedging times wasspent when H. G. Wells was scheduled to appear. On the day preceding "Town Meeting," the imperturb-able Mr. Wells received a bomb,which was sent to him in the mail.The package lay on a desk until asecretary heard it tick in the best ap-proved melodrama fashion. Thebomb squad was called, dunked thepackage in a pail, found it to be atime bomb with sufficient power toblow the room and everything in itto smithereens. Since it was only toopossible that other ticking mementoes might be presented to Mr. Wellsthe next evening at the broadcast,every package which came to TownHall during the ensuing 24 hours wasimmersed in the nearest bucket. In-nocent packages of printed matterwere taken to the basement anddipped, while a watchful cordonstood around.

Mr. Wells saw no reason, however,for not appearing on the broadcast.So that night, numerous plainclothesmen attended him at all times, look-ing as unpolicemanly as they could.They crowded around him, acting ascongratulatory friends, and saw to itthat any outsiders trying to reachWells were gently maneuvered away.Even the Chinese Ambassador whoappeared with Wells on the programthat night and sat next to him onthe stage didn't realize that the TownHall staff was tensely expecting ashot or explosion.

The terrifying evening passed,however, and actually nothing hap-pened. Nobody threw anything atWells. Except, of course, questions.

* *ALL "DARLIN'S"

Mary Gordon, Mrs. Emmett onNBC's "Those We Love," doesn'tbother trying to remember names.Everyone to her is "darlin' ".

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seled hair, she'd gotten properlydressed only through the grace ofGod. Star William Gargan pusheda script in her hand, Producer BobMoss whispered to play it dramaticand in a Greek dialect (she's neverbeen to Greece, either), and the showwas on. Only then did she learnshe was subbing for one of theworld's finest actresses, without timeeven to read the script through once.She went through the half-hourshow without a bobble.

Shirley's one of a trio of radiocharmers who live in a comfortablehouse just off Sunset boulevard inthe Hollywood hills. The others areKitty Kallen, singer with Jimmy Dor-sey's band, and Dinah Shore, oneof the greats of the airwaves.

There's one question we haven'tanswered for the boys and girls-particularly the boys. Who's Shir-ley's sweetheart out of range of themicrophone? Well, don't let on wetold you, but if you meet her any-where with a good-looking dark-haired chap, it's pretty apt to bePaul Weston, music conductor on theJohnny Mercer show.

Ain't radio romantic?

* *Ear Inspires Pen

(Continued from Page 3)exercise is a valuable part of ahealth program. It's much easier toexercise with the help of radio, too.

I used to like Wallace, but Ithought Patty Jean of Gordon's Breadwas tops. Why can't we have herback? I'd buy any product thatwould bring her return to radio.

And I do so enjoy Frank Crumitand Julia Sanderson. They're so"homey" and her giggle is truly de-lightful.

We did a little investiyating in an en-deavor to find an exercise program, hutin vain. it seems they're, temporarily,not the style. One studio's publicityhead said, "We're supposed to keep fitwith hard work during the war. Whynot start a Victory Garden?" Radio Liferecently wrote about one radio actresswho was so determined to grow thingsthat she talked her apartment houselandlord into permitting her to start herfarm on the roof.' But if you are verymuch interested in getting an exerciseprogram back on the air, perhaps youcould do a little organt:ed urging, arid,with the help of others who share yourdesire, could induce one of the localstations to put on such a feature.

Mrs. Nahhan R. Rice, 757 South Berwick)Strad, Los Angeles, Calif.Sirs: Have been listening to the

summer program of the "PrudentialFamily Hour" over KNX Sunday at2:00 p. m. and find it so much moreenjoyable than the winter programs.Why not keep it on throughout theentire year? So many of my friendshave made the same statement.

Attention, Prudential Life insuranceCompany! Now. for sonic opinions fromfrom other members of Radio LIVfamily of readers.

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PREPARED FOR RADIO LIFE'SCONSUMERS' CLUB BY CHEF MILANI

THE EXTRAORDINARYORDINAIRES :

The ordinaires (hostelries) ofColonial times were considered akind of necessary evil judgingfront the rules governing therunning of them. Can you im-agine what the manager of amcdern restaurant would say, if,for example, his establishmentwere:

1. Required to be near themeeting house where Church of-ficials could keep an eye on theirparishioners.

2. Required to keep a specialagent to guard the patrons'against eating too heavily.

3. Required to charge pricesfixed by law. (We know whatyou're thinking-ceiling prices!)

But on the other hand, an or-dinaire was "required" in everycity and hamlet, and they were

protected by law against theft,fire and mismanagement!

COOK'S WISDOM :This is really in the nature of

advice to the lovelorn . . or .the way (at least one of them)to a man's heart through hisstomach.

For example, there is the littleitem of making good coffee. Mexare fussy about that. So here'sthe rule for making coffee thatwill please any masculine heart:Regardless of what kind of a potyou use, you must measure boththe coffee and the water. Exactamounts are a necessity. No mat-ter how weak you like it, youcan't make coffee with less than1 heaping tablespoon of groundsto 1 cup of BOILING wale,.clnother important item is keep-ing the pot clean. Do a bit ofscouring or boil soda in it, butone way or another, don't let the

Combination Salad with Salad DressingBy Chef Milani

1 cold carrot1 cold turnip1 cup cold chicken meat "from light and dark"12 mushrooms already cooked1 cup asparagus tips already cooked1 cup Brussel's sprouts, already cookedLettuce leaf, large and free from mildew.Cut carrot, turnip and cold -cooked chicken Into inch strips.

lightly with a wooden spoon. Arrange in a nest of lettuce leavessalad bowl. Moisten with the special dressing and mask the topfew tablespoons.

Garnish with the mushroom clusters and the asparagus tips betweenmushrooms and the Brussel's sprouts.

Here's how to make this special dressing:thIsp. salt 214 tbsps. of melted butter

1/2 tblsp. mustard '4 cup sugar1 egg slightly beaten 14 cup vinegar

1 cup whipping cream, whipped and chilledMix salt, mustard, beaten egg, melted butter, and sugar. Then

add very slowly the vinegar. Cook in double boiler stirring the mix-ture constantly until it thickens. Then strain and cool. Before usingon your salad, mix the above with equal amount of whipped creamand then serve.

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pot become stained. It's fatal togood coffee.

Eggs-that's the downfall ofmany a cook, and men like themjust so. The trick to preparingeggs any fashion is low heat andtiminf.

'you want to get a per-

fect 'doon a fried egg, heatthe pan first and use enough fatto prevent sticking. is soon asthe egg goes into the pan, lowerthe heat to allow the yolk tocook to "just right" point by thetime the white is done. Bastewhile cooking. To scramble eggs,beat slightly with a fork and adda tablespoon of milk for eachegg used. Here again lower theheat as soon as the eggs are inthe pan. Don't be too ambitiousabout the stirring. Do it gently,and, when the eggs are soft andcreamy, serve.

THIS AND THAT:Did you know you could live

longer on just water with saltthan with water and food if allthe salt were taken out of RP

In Bermuda, where catchingwater is a business, it is sold bythe ton. The rain water is caughtin huge cement aprons and Pri-vate companies then sell it.

On the "Day of the Dead"festival in Mexico, confectionersstartle their customers by sellingwierd candies shaped like skulls.

Ill e dieval punishment formembers of the poor houses whorefused to work was "suspen-sion." The slackers were sus-pended in a basket over the ta-ble during meals, where theycould watch the others eat whilethey went hungry!

Listen to Chef Milani in"Kitchen Kollege" heard daily,Monday through Friday at 10a. iv. over station KFWB.

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SEEN ON THE

REUNION BACKSTAGE AT LUX.-Cecil B. DeMill meets Mrs. William Morris, 78, mother of screen star Chester Morris (right). As17 -year -old Etta Hawkins, she knew CBS producer when he was three years old; lived for six years with DeMille's family; remembersDeMille as a small boy with long, golden curls, who at taffy and wept copiously at the play in which sh was appearing. SaidMrs. Morris at the reunion: "My philosophy is your philosophy, Cecil. W both learned it from the same people . . . your parents."

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PREPARING PROGRAIPIOR1PLER'SSURRENDER-Don Voes, young con-ductor of NBC's "Telephone Hour" and"Cavalcade of America," wants listenersto write in suggesting musical numbersfor victory celebration.Page Thirty-six

ON NEW "WHAT'S THE NAME OFTHAT SONG?"-Dud Williamson, right,and contestant on the new musical quizover KHJ-Don Lee, heard Fridays, 8:30p.m. Listeners are requested to submitsong suggestions.

INTEREST ON "JACK ARM--Dark -eyed, winsome Naomi

May hails from Alabama, but as intrepidBetty Fairfield on Armstrong series,doesn't dare utter a single "you -all."Program completed a decade last July.