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COMING OUT OF the

ETHER With BERNIE SMITH

Just as looks are worth a fortune in pictures, so is a voice worth a fortune in radio. Take that of Bill Thompson, for e x a mple. Bill has created the roles of Wallace Wimple, Old Ti m er, Nick DePopolus and Horatio K. Boo m er on the Fibber McGee and Molly program.

It's a story that goes back 24 years when Thompson was only five. He was campaigning the len gt h and breadth of the land selling Liberty Bonds during World War I. He did such a thorough job that he sold $2,000,000 worth, but he lost his voice.

This was tr a gedy to the young actor. It took two years of throat exercises to regain the use of his vocal chords. When Thompson grew up, his first major assignment was on the Fibber McGee and Molly pro-gram. In experi menting with vocal characterizations for the show, Thompson discovered that his voice was double-jointed —he could jump from bass to tenor with no effort. This led to two of his first vocal characteri-zations, high-pitched Nick DePopolus and the radio announcer with the cracking voice. His wide voice range made him a valuable member of the cast and he beca me a permanent citizen of Wistful Vista. The odd pitch of Thompson's voice is attributed to his loss of voice as a child. Having an ambidextrous voice, al-

though it has meant financial success to Thompson also has its drawbacks. Tho mpson has discovered that on overcast days when the atmosphere is damp, he is apt to lose his voice without warning. GAB F R 0 M THE GRAPEVINE:

Toughest sponsor in radio as far as announcers are concerned is Rudy Vallee's. Newest one is Tom Hudson, who comes from New York. If all the ex-announcers of the Vallee sho w listened to the program, the Crossley rating would jump five points . . • Bob Garred now has thirty newscasts a week . . . A new record album soon to be on the stands will feature eight sides of Meredith Willson's composi-tions, conducted by the composer . . . L ur en e Tuttle, one of Hollywood's leading radio actresses, is being con-sidered for the film version of the

Dance Tonite's Array To Charlie Spivak, up-and-coming

recording favorite, falls the honor of setting the tempo for Eastside's week of nightly hour-long "Dance Tonite" recording programs beginning Mon-day, March 23. Other popular "name" bands slated to follow in Spivak's mu-sical footsteps are Shep Fields, Tues.; Sonny Dunham, Wed.; Count Basie, Thurs.; and Les Brown, Fri. Henry Charles and Gil W a r r en, two of KFWB's ace announcers, split the mike honors during the week.

J. * KFWB, 10:30 p.m.

Red Ryder series . . . Nelson Case is b a ck on his numerous announcing jobs in New York after a severe ill-ness. Nelson is a former Los Angeles boy who now is one of the nation's top announcers . .. Ever wonder what the "P." stands for in "Throckmorton P. Gildersleeve"? Here's the answer. It stands for "Philharmonic." Seems like Throckmorton's f at h er once played the piccolo in the Philadelphia Symphony . . . Bill Kramer, Brooklyn voiced actor often heard on "Blondie" and other programs, once placed second in a contest that made Billy Rose the champion Gregg shorthand writer in the world . . . Budd Hulick, of the old Stoopnagle and Budd team, learned to act funny while jerking sodas in a small town in Mas-sachusetts . . . After ten y ears of broadcasting, Myrt and Marge washes up, the end of this month.

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EAR INSPIRES PEN This Page

COMING OUT OF ETHER This Page

RADIO WEST, NATIONAL 3

NEW SHOWS, TIME CHANGES..4, 5

RADIO LIFE SALUTE 6

JOHNNY ON THE SPOT 7 ftu Johiiiill Whitehead

FROM SAN QUENTIN PRISON 8 By John Whitehead

GAGS OF THE WEEK 10

RADIO LIFELINES 10

SHORT WAVE LISTENING POST 12 By Earl G. lie Haven

CONSUMER'S CLUB 13 By Chef Milani

PRE-CASTS AND PRE-VIEWS 14

CUFF-IDENTIALLY YOURS 16 By To m Breneman

BATTLE OF THE BARRYMORES 16 By Eveign BitisbY

DAILY LOGS 18-30

The Ear Inspires The Pen

Pat Halm, 544 N. Cahuenga, Hollywood. Sirs: Thou •ht reader Patricia John-

ston's "Ode To the Eternal Sound Effects Man" in your issue of March 8th exceptionally clever but still find myself wondering just what happened to Virgil Reimer's golden opportunity to play himself on the Benny program. Did he or didn't he? (So, the voice of Virgil was done by a radio actor. As Patricia Johnston said in her final line, "They hired a man to do i(l")

W. B. Winn, 1237 Huntington Drive, Paso. dena. Sirs: Over this way we listen often

to Peter Potter's recorded programs over KMPC from Music City, and so we were interested to see the annual All-American band in print in Radio Life, March 8. While we were pretty much in agreement with the majority of the selections we were mortified to read that Glenn Miller's Modern-airs were rated the best swing vocal group. They are hardly in the same class with the Merry Macs, and it was good to read in your Famous Brothers of Radio story that you agreed with us.

William E. Lynch, Covina, Calif.

Sirs: Read with interest your story on "Famous Brothers of Radio" in the issue of March 1st. But was mortified at the glaring error made by the writer which failed to list what is perhaps the most successful brother combination in radio—the Brothers Lombardo. Could it be that Radio Life has joined forces with the minority who are calling Guy Lombardo "The King of Corn" because of the fact that the Lombardos have never stooped to play loud, blaring swing music? I sin-cerely hope not. You can redeem your-self with an early article on Guy, Car-men, Leibert and Victor Lombardo— radio's MOST FAMOUS brother com-bination!

(The Lombardos happen to be among our favorite bands, but we dad err in failing to list the m among "radio's fa-mous brothers.")

Hare Wilkinson, 6111 Hargis, Los Angeles. Sirs: Couldn't you campaign a bit

to encourage the big radio sponsors to clean up some of the horrible mis-pronunciations we are continually hearing? Ted Collins, on the Kate Smith hour, does a good job of news reporting, for example, but we tear our hair when we hear every day "Javar" and "Bataviar" —don't you? Then Bob Garred still talks about "Seb-as-to'-pol" which might have been o. k. once but isn't approved any longer.

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RADIO: West War Shows to H'wood? There was a strong possibility as

Radio Life went to press that a deci-sion would be reached in Washington, D. C. this week whereby Hollywood would be the origination point for all war shows requiring Hollywood talent.

Back in the nation's capital after a series of business sessions with lead-ers of the Hollywood Victory Commit-tee on the West Coast was W. B. Lewis, former CBS vice-president who is now assistant director of the Of f ice of Facts and Figures and coordinator of Federal Radio. Lewis before planing out of Hollywood for the east last week announced that he was in favor of the shifting of all such war shows to Hollywood.

If Lewis' opinion meets with ap-proval in Washington the new "This Is War" broadcast will probably be brought to the coast immediately. Lewis said that this program alone has a listening audience of 25,000,000. Also up for Hollywood origination will be the new "Hollywood's V ict or y Hour," official government radio show featuring stars of radio, screen and St ag e which was originally slated to be aired from Washington. A new Army Hour program will also be con-sidered in the new setup. Members of the Hollywood Victory

Committee for Radio, Screen and Stage signed pledges with Lewis during his sojourn here that they "will fulfill any request made by the committee which will have government sanction, but by the same token, that they will reject any request not approved by the Victory Committee."

Gluskin to the Colors From a reliable source close to the

Bureau of Naval Aviation in Washing-ton Radio Life learned as it went to press that Lud Gluskin, Russian-born American citizen who is musical di-rector for the western division of the Columbia Broadcasting Syste m in Hollywood, has been appointed a full-commissioned commander in the U. S. Naval Air Force. Gluskin, a member of the famed

Lafayette Escadrille in World War I and considered one of the country's topnotch navigators by the Navy De-partment, will probably not leave his musical berth at KNX, Columbia Square, for six or eight months al-though he is subject to immediate ac-tive call should the emergency arise.

Gluskin, famous for his colorful, warmly-directed musical progra ms over CBS and KNX, is highly regarded in the radio industry as one of its most capable musical directors. He

4( National 4( International

Among the special airsalutes tendered radio's lon 3est lived comedy team, Amos Andy, this week on the occasion of their 16th anniversary on adie was that performed by Bob Burns on his KNX-CBS show, The Arkansas Traveler, Above, Freeman (Amos) Gosden and Charles (Andy) Correll, look ove, one of the thousinds of congratulatory telegrams sent them from all parts al the

world, with Bob Burns looking on.

is currently directing the KNX staff orchestra on Hollywood Showcase and other network shows.

Revise Flagg-Quirt "Capt. Flagg and Sgt. Quirt," high-

explosive radio series on NBC Friday nights, underwent a drastic revision in story plot as of March 13th with a new character, Sgt. Bliss, making his debut on the show.

Producer Mel Williamson said that the change in script and the intro-duction of a new character is the out-come of requests from U. S. Marine Corps who questioned recently wheth-er the script which calPs for the fic-tional situation of a sergeant bawling out a captaln was in good taste.

After conferences last week between the sponsor. NBC and representatives of the Marine Corps it was .decided that Sgt. Quirt, played by Cinemactor Bill Gargan, would reveal on the March 13th script that he had been ordered to San Francisco for embarka-tion to foreign battle fields, thus en-abling him to be written out of the cur-rent dramairings, allowing him to re-turn at occasional intervals.

The new character, that of Sgt. Bliss, with veteran radio actor Fred tShields handling the role, represents a new type of Marine making his debut in the Corps for the first time in this war. An expert parachubst, Sgt. Bliss will popularize many new wrinkles in this new division of-the armed service.

1 p.m., Fri.

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Jimmy Declares Himself Even as a movie star Ji m my

Stewart was never surrounded by news photographers as often as he has been since joining the ar med forces. But all the picture posing and public appearances which Lieut. Jimmy has been doing in recent weeks and months have come to an end.

At least so Stewart, who is now sta-tioned at the Army air base, Mather Field, near Sacramento, told a Radio Life representative last weekend as he rehearsed a script he'd never seen be-fore for Arch Oboler's "Plays For Americans" series at Radio City.

"I think I've finally convinced my superiors that too much publicity for one of its flyers is injurious rather than good for the cause," declared Jimmy during a lull in the rehearsal of Oboler's original "Letter at Mid-night," in which Stewart was handling the leading role.

"And besides I'm much too busy learning to be a competent flyer to keep making these personal appear-ances from one end of the country to the other," Jimmy added.

All of which means that radio. which has seen and heard a lot of Jimmy in recent months, will prob-ably occupy very little 'of this Air Corps officer's time from now until Victory if a fellow na med Jimmy Stewart has anything to say about it.

Novis' Gesture Nice gesture of the week in local

radio was Donald Novis' request to Producer Ted Bliss of CBS-KNX's Hollywood Showcase program that he be removed from the competition on Mary Astor's show in order to give the youngsters appearing on the pro-gram a better chance.

Novis, well on the road back to the place he once held in radio's upper strata, had won the Showcase return engagement award for three successive weeks and gave as the reason for his request that his Show-case appearances had won him a contract to appear nightly at the Bilt-more Bowl with Phil Harris and his orchestra.

The Pasadena pride and joy, sing-ing like the Don Novis of yesteryear, is being considered for a top-line singing role on several network com-mercials. KF1, 10:15 p.m.

Sat.

Newscaster Gets Set Getting settled in Hollywood the

past fortnight (although his strenuous radio schedule gave him little time to eat, sleep and relax) was Harry W. Flannery, former CBS war cor-respondent in Berlin and latest ad-dition to the KNX news staff.

Flannery, 'candid-faced and unas-suming, told well-wishers at Co-lumbia Square last week as he began his daily (except Sunday) newscasts for Bekins that "this will be the first opportunity my wife and daughter

THIS WEEK'S

New Programs illeknot Field Glee ClUID SU11., 12:30 p. m., K HJ, KGB, K VUE.

let's Talk It Over —Sun., 6:30 p. m., Fri., a:15 p. m., KECA.

1 our Date With Don Nor man — Mo m thru Fri., 10:45 a. m., K GB, K FXN1.

Strike l'p the Band — Mon. thru Sat., 12 in.. K FAC.

Here's Morgan —Mon. thru Fri., 4:15 K H.I, KGB, K FX M, K VOE.

House Next Door —Tues., 4:30 p. m.. K FI.

Far ming for Victory — Wed., 4:30 p. m.. K HJ.

By the W ay With Bill Henry — Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sa4.. 5:45 p. m.. K FI.

National College Basketball Tourna-ment — Wed , K HJ, K GB. K VOE.

Music We Love — Wed., 9:45 p. m., K FI.

Dorothy Tho mpson —Thurs., 8 p. m., K ECA.

V.F. W. Progra m, “Hello, A merica" — Thurs., 11 p. m., K ECA.

Joe Louis vs. Alpe Si mon —Fri., 7 p. m., K HJ, KGB, Kli'XN1, K VOE.

On Guard with the Coast Guard —Sat.. 10:15 a. m., K ill.

Brah ma Requie m —Sat., 11 a. m., K M.

Land of the Free —Sat., 12:15 p. m., K H.I.

Tropical Park Hares —Sat., 1:45 p. m., KFI.

People's Platfor m —Sat., 4 p. m., K NX.

Civilian Defense —Sat.. 4:30 p. m., K FI.

roatai oddltlea —Sat., 8:15 p. m., K ECA.

and I have had in five years to have a home together."

The onetime English professor at Notre Dame and instigator of the uni-versity daily on the South Bend campus won his air spurs in Berlin during early stages of the war when he replaced William L. Shirer in the German capital. Flannery, who left Berlin late last year, succeeds Bill Henry at KNX, the Times' columnist shifting to NBC. KNX, 8.30 p.m.

31an.-Sat.

Joan's Kid Sister Gloria Blondell, Joan Blondell's

"kid sister" whose screen career was retarded due to the fact that she so closely resembled her big sister, told a Radio Life re. porter this week that she is com-pletely fascinated with radio and plans to concen-trate on an air ca-reer. Gloria, hazel-

eyed, light -brown-haired and ex-tremely Blondell-ish in physical equipment, is al-ready making good progress to-ward a big-time radio reputation as Jerry Booker in the I Love A Mystery series over the BLUE nelwork.

Arch Oboler, creator of the "Plays For Americans" Sunday dramas over NBC, last week paid up-and-coming Glorta her finest compliment to date

Gloria Blondell

by casting her in a supporting role to Lieut. James Stewart in "A Letter at Midnight." Before trying her hand at radio

acting Miss Blondell matriculated at Beverly Hills high school and U. C. L. A. KECA, 8:30 p.m. Mon.

Dreier Keeps "Date" Alex Dreier, NBC's intrepid war

correspondent who says the average German knows his country is licked but will continue to fight furiously out of a fear of ghastly post-war re-prisals, airplaned across the nation last week to keep a "date" at St. Catherine's Church in Burlingame, Calif.

Dreier, who left Berlin on the very eve of Germany's declaration of war on the U. S., told friends in New York upon his arrival from Europe that he had to keep a very important "date" on the West Coast on March 12, but little did his broadcasting friends suspect that Dreier had ro-mance on his mind. The "date" Dreier kept in the little

northern California church was with Joy Leathurby, a childhood sweet-heart of his fro m San Francisco, whom he married before a group of intimate friends. The war reporter and his bride are

now enroute to New York via the Overland Limited for a brief honey-moon before Dreier begins his new radio series in which he will analyze the war news against the background of his own wide experiences in Ger-many and other European countries overrun by the Nazi hordes.

Benny to Mather Having notified Warner Bros. flicker

factory foremen that he is "not at all satisfied with the script" of his next picture, NBComedian Jack Benny has ordered Rochester to wire to-gether the old Maxwell for a trek to Mather Field, U. S. Army Air base near Sacra mento, on Sunday, March 22. Mather Field, scene of Lieut. James

Stewart's air training maneuvers, is one of the few West Coast camps which has not yet been visited by a big-time Hollywood radio personality. Benny has also announced that dur-

ing the 1942-43 broadcasting season he will take his show (for which he pays the expenses of line charges, etc.) on a nationwide tour to out-of-the-way ar my posts on a plan similar to the one currently being followed by Kay Kyser's troupe.

KFI, .1 p.m. Sun.

That Patriotic Plink That little-publicized instrument,

the banjo, had its no. 1 torch-bearer Eddie Peabody, come to its aid last week as nationwide plans began to take shape for the revival of interest among musicians and the public in the banjo. Peabody, famous radio personality

and now a Lieut. Comdr. in the U. S. Navy, declared from his base near the Great Lakes that "it is an unpatriotic gesture on the part of American or-

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chestra leaders to boycott the only native A merican musical instru-ment."

Lieut. Comdr. Peabody, long recog-nized as the King of the Banjo and who recently made a coast-to-coast guest appearance on Kate Smith's Hour, claimed that there is a banjo boycott on, and he proposes to do something about it.

Peabody points an accusing finger at radio orchestra leaders, who, he says, have arbitrarily decided that the instrument is too harsh.

"Orchestra leaders are just too lazy to look farther than the tips of their noses to find banjo players," says Peabody, who broadcasts regularly on the National Barn Dance program.

"When properly played, the banjo is a thoroughly dependable instru-ment capable of doing anything from 'Shortenin' Bread' to Bach. There is no other instrument with the happy tonal quality of the banjo."

"And what's mor e important in these times," decl a r ed the banjo master, "the banjo has that patriotic plink!"

Elsa's Circus Clowns Movie theatres have been guilty

of some strange things such as bank nite, bingo, etc., in "selling" pictures to the public but not until a pub-licity release came out of New York on Elsa Maxwell's broadcast this week did Radio Life realize that some radio sponsors were going berserk, too.

Press release read as follows:

Latest stunt in getting studio audiences into a receptive mood is that being used for the Elsa Maxwell Party Line pr ogr am s over the BLUE Network Friday nights. The sponsor has hired a group of ex-circus clo wns and magicians to go through their routines for at least half an hour before the broadcast. As a result, when America's No. 1 party giver faces the microphone she already has an appreciative audience in the studio.

An amazing admission for a praise agent in charge of publicizing a radio star to make . . . that circus clowns are needed to "waLm up" the audience for the star of the show. (Elsa: Say it isn't so!) KEC.X. 7 p.ni. Fri.

"Look Who's Here!" "Look Who's Here!" —a half-hour

variety show with Art Linkletter as master of ceremonies and featuring a format decidedly different from any other program on local airlanes—will debut on KNX Saturday night, March 21, at a time yet to be determined. The brain-child of CBS Producer Al

Span, "Look Who's Here!" will high-light personal appearances of service men and defense workers, a six piece instrumental combination, a promi-nent male voc a list yet to be an-nounced, and guest artists. Highlight of the show each week will be a por-tion of the program dev oted to "Soundies," a portrayal of some his-

THIS WEEK'S

Time Changes

int,i Over Jordan —Sun.,

Eahlrarreor nod Kings —Sun., 9:30 P. m•, K VI.

10:1:-. a. m., KECA. K FS D. thru Fri.. Orphans of Divorce — Mon.

Amanda of Honey Hill — Mon thru Fri., 10:3 1I a. m., KECA, K FSD

John's Other Wife — Mon. thru Frt., 10:45 a. m., K FCA, K FSD.

Just Pinto thru Fri., 11 K ECA. KFSD.

Golding light — Mon. thru Fri.. 11:15 a. m., K Fl.

ss harae Iluune — Mon., 8:30 p. m., KVl

tiasterssurks — Mon. thru Fri., 10:45 p. m.. KNX.

Easy tees —Tues.. W ed., Thurs., 4 p. m., KI":11).

Pasadena Cu m iiiii nity Pl a y h o use — p. m. Kl IPC.

Pittring John Doe —Thurs., Fri.. 5:3 1i p. m., 1:Fl.

Personal Presenee —Fri., 3 p. m., K W.

Doon South — Sun.. 9 LIM: K

W, .t. 0'C:11.1.011 —Sun., 9:30 a. m.. K HJ, KGB K.V0F.1.

Nick liarrls —Sun.. 10:45 a. m., K ECA.

ii011 k11131 n'tt Notebook —Sun.. 2:15 p.m.. K ‘.

Chicano Theater of the tlr —Sun, p. m, KALI. KGB. K FX11, K VOE.

Serenade for Sunday--Sun., 3:30 p. m.. El -I.

7:30

torical event with only music and sound utilized to tell the story. No dialogue will be used in these his-torical sequences.

Writer of the show is Joe Twerp, scripter of "Hi Neighbor" and other network programs. Announcer will be Bob Lemond, whose work on Mary Astor's Hollywood Showcase is win-ning applause from local listeners.

Bing's Good Heart Bing Crosby, the NBCrooner who

like Red Skelton, George Burns, Gracie Allen and others, has been soft-pedaling publicity on his non-broadcast ar my camp appearances, revealed th rough his brother, Larry, early this week that royalties from his latest record-ings of "Silent Night" will be used to pay ex penses of a series of camp shows. A goodly sum of

money will go to-ward this ca mp sho w tour inas-much as Bing's royalties f r om his "Silent Night" records which sold to the tune of 300,000 copies last season amount to more than $8,000.

Bing, who has made it a habit over a period of years to earmark royalties from his recordings of religious songs for humanitarian projects, is person-ally putting together his camp shows which will feature John Scott Trotter's

Bing Crosby

orchestra among other headline radio performers.

Crosby, who staged his first camp appearance at Inglewood several weeks ago in such secrecy that even the soldiers didn't know what the en-tertainment was until Bing bounced out onto the stage, told Radio Life that he would concentrate his ap-pearances at camps wh ich do not ordinarily see radio broadcasts.

KFI, 6 p. m Thurs.

McCune Airs Romance Although the scheduled guest ap-

pearance of Doug (Wrong Way) Cor-rigan failed to jell due to the Irisher's delayed return hop from Newfound-land where he had helped fly an ar-ray, of new bombers, Hank McCune bobbed up with a "scoop" on his "It Happened in the Service" quarter-hour last Thursday over KFI-NBC air-lanes from Hollywood.

McCune's "scoop," a last-minute en-try on the Service program when Cor-rigan wired his inability to be pres-ent, concerned one of the better hu-man interest stories to get an airing since the declaration of war.

Staff Sgt. John W. Westervelt, said to be the oldest man in the U. S. Army (he's 73), announced his engagement over the air to a 55-year-old grand-mother, Mrs. Leota Harrison of Kala-mazoo, Mich.

"We'll be married after the war," gleefully microphoned the Sergeant.

McCune, a young man who left U. C. L. A. last year to enter radio, came through with a well-paced and in-teresting interview with Westervelt who revealed that he has seen 43 years of service, 18 in the New York National Guard and 25 in the regular army. He served in the last world war, as did his son who is 52.

The sergeant, now serving with the Air Force Ferry Command at Long Beach, was all hepped up about the forthcoming nuptials.

Said he, "I guess she's no chicken to you, Mr. McCune, but she's just like a girl to me." 530 p.m. Wed.

Nadine Scores Again California-born Nadine Conner who

used radio as a springboard to the stage of the Metropolitan Opera Com-pany gave every indication during her appearance on the Andre Kostelanetz program last Sunday over CBS-KNX that she would be one of the stellar stars of the Met season this year.

Miss Conner, who made her Met debut early in the year in the role of Fa mine in Mozart's "The Magic Flute," rendered Romberg's "One Kiss" and Strauss's "Tales from the Vienna Woods" with brilliance under Kos-telanetz's baton.

Miss Conner is now rehearsing the role of "Juliet" in Gounod's "Romeo and Juliet," as well as studying the roles of Mimi and Marguerite in "Faust." These are parts that Miss Conner will handle in future Met ap-pearances this season.

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Arch Oboler—he's in tune with Victory effort.

RADIO LIFE

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ARCH .0BOLER ONE who loves his country and zealously

guards its welfare . .

Such is Webster's age-honored definition of a patriot.

And such a man is Arch Oboler, bespectacled little Chicago-born playwright, whose original radio series -Plays For Americans- is heard Sundays at 1:30 p.m. over KFI-NBC from Hollywood's Radio City.

Oboler, often called -radio's most prolific writer,- loves his country with such fervor and is so anxious to guard its welfare that he writes, directs, produces and casts each week a different play designed to show every American how he or she fits into the all-out Victory effort. Oboler contrib-utes his time and talents each week without remuneration, and in so doing turns a cold shoulder to lucrative writing contracts from other both radio and film studios where his services are in constant demand.

(This is the fifth in Radio Life's current series of Salutes to Radio personalities who are aiding America's war effort by their unselfish acts of patriotism.)

FRANKLY FAY By FRANK FAY

Frank Fay, whose witty. remarks are heard each Thursday al 7:30 p. over KFI-NBC, likes to take pot-shots at the Axis, and Radio Life is glad to present the following which was uPired from New York whet, the comedian's current series for Turns Is originating.

Our enemies are still po werful, though shaken. And they'll have to be well shaken before taken. Don't be the kind

of a patriot who feels he has discharged his duty to his country by using military brushes. Now we are finding

out whether people meant it when they celebrated Inde-pendence Day or whether they were just July 4-flushing. Too many hyphenates are waving

the flag when they ought to be waiv• Ing extradition. Unfortunately, I am not in the age

class to do any active fighting for my country unless I happen to meet some fellow who is and won't. The way the Axis exaggerates its

victories makes you wonder whether their commentators are man or mouth. The reason we haven't been mak-

ing so many claims is that if we keep the enemy in the dark long enough they're bound to see "by our dawn's early light." The fights Hitler is having with his

generals prove that even when heels are brought together they often fail to click. As a matter of fact, one of the prin-

cipal defects of the dictatorial ma-chine is that it has too many nuts. My last words for today: Fight and

America fights with you . . . Don't and you'll be alone.

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MAMMOTH ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM Thursday, March 19th

• KFWB announces a special "Anniversary Program" to be pre-sented on Thursday, March 19th From 8:00 to 10:00 p. m. Great and near-great of radio, stage, and screen are scheduled to ap-pear. The occasion falls on the 17th Anniversary of the -Little Giant of West Coast Broadcast-ing,- KFWB.

NOTE the Date Thursday, March 19th

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• Commercial r a di o, in the last fortnight began to feel the full impact of America's rapidly changing wartime economy as wave of cancellations by sponsors, affecting a number of big network air-shows, developed from coast to coast. With a number of sponsored shows, either slated for the discard or to have the networks carrying them trimmed consider-ably, radio's income appears to face a more than normally slack spring and summer season. Outstanding program to get the "axe" is 'Myrt and Marge" on 7? CBStations. This perennial favorite, which celebrated its 10th birthday on the same net last fall, leaves the ether this March 27 because the sponsor (Super Suds) feels it is getting sufficient promotion via the "Bess Johnson" series over NBC. Other new casualties include "We, the Abbotts," "The O'Neills," and "Kate Hopkins," all daily strip shows, and "Dr. I. Q."

• Chatter: Burt Parks, mike-man on "How'm I Doin'?" and Cugat's "Rhumba Revue," is on the verge of a merge with Uncle Sam ... After all those troubles on the first few Shirley Temple "Junior Miss" shows, the wags are calling it everything from "Major Miss" to "Junior Mess." However, it's not that bad, and Shirley's work is plenty smart in the top-line role. .. George Jesse, an old radio favodte, and Tunesmith Ben Oakland are delivering a new patriotic ditty to the publishers this week called "The Flag's Still There, Mr. Key."

• Applause To: J. C. Lewis, KHJ producer, for his clever handling of the Betty Jane Rhodes starrer, "Tune Up America" . Spike Jones, drummer-boy in John Scott Trotter's Music Hall ork, for his sen-sah-shun-al Bluebird platter of "Clink, Clink, Another Drink" with a terrific vocal chorus by Mel Blanc who hiccoughs in the Lombardo manner. It has the town talking ... Paul Neighbors and Maxine Lewis for duets via KHJ Monday nights at 11:15 that bring back memories of the tunes Ozzie and Harriet used to do together . . . Lucille Ball for the stand she's taking at R-K-0 for the fourth-rate roles they're trying to pass off on one of H'wood's better young actresses. And for not letting the battle she's having inteifere with her swell acting with Bart Marshall on the Old Gold show and with LUrene Tuttle via Frances Scully's Your Blind Date" . . . Jimmie Starr for his steady improve-ment at the mike and the consistency of human-interesting material.

• Democratic Gal of the Week: Mary Martin, who sings like a lark on the NBCrosby show. She and her husband, Richard Halliday, are moving from Bel-Air to Westwood. When tel postman heard his favorite singer was moving, he was so upset about it that he asked Mary if he could kiss her on the cheek as a farewell gesture. Did Mary agree? She did!

• Crystal Ball Gazing: BLUE net producers will supplant Eudice and her Melodates, all-girl string combine, on the "Your Blind Date" Thursday click, with a rhythm crew that swings. If they break up the all-girl cast of the show Spike Jones' City Slickers would be a great bet . Jack Owens, staff NBCrooner,.and Lorraine Elliott, pert Irisher with Ozzie

Nelson's band, will soon debut locally in a sweetheart song series ... The new song, "You Don't Know What Love Is," will be the next big hit in the romance department . . . Doodles Weaver, now on tour with Horace Heidt, will be one of radio's greatest new comics next fall if he gets a chance to head a half-hour variety show.

• Breezy Briefs: Connie Haines, the former T. Dorsey thrush, rose to great heights in her vocal debut on the "Your Blind Date" show last week. Her rendition of "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" was of the out-of-this-world variety . . . Harriet Hilliard, whose work as a comedienne on the Red Skelton show is really something to shout about, hurts her great performance in the dialogue department by her woeful soloing . As out of place as a wart on a glamour girl's nose wa,s the insertion of Hungarian Dance No. 6 on "Your Blind Date" the other night. How the soldiers tuning in must have groaned and flipped dials when that came on out of nowhere.

• Thrill of the week: The Donald Novis pre-miere a week ago Thursday at the Biltmore Bowl. As Bill (Wimple) Thompson put it, "he had everybody in the place riveted to their seats. "Don stamped him-self as a tenor without peer anywhere. It was the first time in years that Don had dared face a supper club audience, but he repaid every one of Ms admirers in full for their patient waiting as he sang songs old and new, from "Diane" to "Madeleine." In superb form, the golden-voiced tenor was brought back to the floor again and again, for seven encores in all. Only when he made a short speech would the people who came to Bowl to dance and stayed to thrill to this dramatic. comeback of the blond-headed singing star of yester-year, let Don go to his dressing room. In the audience, applauding with such vigor that his hands were red, was Dennis Day, a fine tenor in his own right.

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Prass and reed sections of the San Quentin orchestra of 17 inmates, hand-picked from the extensive prison music departmelt, are pictured above during a "San Quentin On the Air" broadcast from a stage built by prisoners in the prison

mess hall.

San Quentin On the Air Reveals the Roles Inmates Are Playing in U. S. Victory Effort

QN!ROM within the walls of

j the world's largest penal institution, San Quentin Prison, each Sunday eve-

ning the radio waves carry to the outside world a thrilling story of patriotism.

It is the spirit of the men of San Quentin.

4,000 men, incarcerated in the Calif or nia State prison a few miles across the bay from San Francisco, have submerged their personal tragedies in order to turn their thoughts and talents to aid their fellow men.

These are the men, inmates for-gotten and shunned by a warring world outside, whose desire to con-tribute something worthwhile to an America geared for Victory is born of a love of country no mistake can obliterate.

This is the spirit that is sweep-ing into millions of homes where radio dials are tuned every Sun-day at 7 p. m. to stations of the Don Lee Mutual Broadcasting System and KHJ. For at that hour one of the ether's newest and most unusual broadcasts, "San Quentin On the Air," emanates from a

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makeshift stage in the prison mess hall.

Featuring an all-inmate cast, the newly-inaugurated pr ogr a in is the first radio broadcast ever to originate behind the walls of a California prison.

Beautiful music, stirring martial music, music played in flowing f ashion by 17 neatly. attired musicians who comprise the San Quentin Prison orchestra under the baton of inmate Major ;ohn A. Hendricks. Lilting voices from the 30 inmates who compose the San Quentin Glee Club pour out with "Marching Along To-gether" and "Salute to the Flag" under the direction of inmate Jack Peavis.

This musical portion of the half-hour broadcast, personally supervised by Ted P. Stanich, head of the prison music department, is augmented by three soloists, each an inmate, and the master of ceremonies and writer, inmate number 65768 whose name is Rolph Burr, and Warden Clinton T. Duffy. Under the talented eye of Mel

Venter, production manager of San Francisco's KFRC, this aggregation of inmates puts together each week a

show that has won the plaudits of the radio industry fqr its finesse, as well as the affection of a widespread listening audience because of its human interest.

Only humorous touch to the program is the theme song, which appropriately enough, is "Time On My Hands," suggested by one of the inmates in the prison or-chestra.

Although the program is performed in a serious vein, many a sentence-server in speaking of "San Quentin On the Air" to another inmate has been heard to poke sly fun at the prison broadcast by referring to it as "Concerto in the Clink" or "Har-monies From the Hoosegow."

One prisoner seeing the broadcast for the first time recently, turned to a fellow inmate with a quip that nearly sent Producer Mel Venter and the entire prison audience into hysterics. It was just before airtime one Sunday when the inmate, ap-parently oblivious to the fact that an "open" microphone was hanging above him to capture applaus e, chanted:

"This show is lucky, here's one audience that can't walk out!"

So great was the response to the "San Quentin On the Air" broadcast of Feb. 1st which saluted the fighting forces of the United States, that the seventh program on March 8 was de-voted to a repeat program of the first coast-to-coast airing.

In this program dedicated to • Uncle Sam's armed forces, the highlight of the script was the interview of in-mate Pat Pettengill who was identi-fied as the inmate who created the idea of a "Suicide Squad" composed of eight fello w in mates, each possessed with a burning desire to make a contribution to America's vic-tory effort.

Inmate Pettengill explained his idea of offering the lives of mem-bers of the "Suicide Squad" to the Navy as "human torpedos" in order that small one•man and two•man submarines could be manned and used to attack

MARCH 22. 1942 RADI O LIFE PAGE 9

SIN QUENTI1 PRISON Pattern for Patriotis m!

By JOHN WHITEHEAD

enemy ships as the japs did at Pearl Harbor.

"My fellow inmates and I felt that this was the least we could do for our country," explained the "Suicide Squad" leader, "and we telegraphed our offer to President Roosevelt."

The spirit f the men of San Quentin is exempTified in the message from inmate announcer 65768 who, in his opening news commentary, tells of the ext ensiv e defense program being carried on within the confines of the prison itself:

"Many are the letters we have received from every state in the union, expressing surprise at the great measures the men of San Quentin are going to in order to aid America's mighty war effort. Let me tell you that incarceration has not meant the forfeiture of our right to aid the government's drive to Victory.

"Your country is our country and we take as much pride in the work we are contributing toward the suc-cess of this united effort, as do you on the outside."

The in mate master of cere-monies, a tall, soft-spoken be-spectacled man in his early forties then told how the defense roles were being played within the prison; how a group of inmates had formed a production unit for the building of model airplanes to help instruct recruits; how in-mates working in the prison tailor shop had increased the Red Cross' output of dresses and robes for women and children on relief by cutting more than 2,000 garments during a six-week period; how in-mates in every department of the prison were pitching in to help the common cause of victory for America.

In order to turn out professional-like musical numbers and choral ar-rangements the inmates in the or-chestra and in the glee club apply themselves with enthusiasm to long hours of rehearsal, hours aside from

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Top: Inmate John Hendricks, a Major in World War I. waves the baton over the 17-piece

orchestra.

Right: Rolph Burr, inmate num-ber 65768, writes and announces the weekly half-hour sow from

the prison mess ball.

Inmate Jack Reavis directs the prison glee club of 30 voices in stirring songs that recall memories of the first world year and new martial music in fine choral arrangements timed with the marching feet of America's finest men in the far corners of the globe in World War II. Star vocal groups like the Merry Macs telegraphed their praise when the prison glee club performed on the air for

the first time.

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Albert Hague, 4830 San Fernando Road, Glendale, Calif. Sirs: Heard on Pepsodent Show: Hope: My neighbor, Mrs. Alsop, has

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Mary Jensen, 953 Fedora Street, Los An-geles. Sirs: Heard on the Jello Show: Jack (to Joan Bennett): I wonder

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"It's sabotage!", chorused "Big Town" cast members last weeN when a certain birth notice arrived. Back in mid-December a Van Nuys woman wrote Steve Wilson (Edward G. Robinson): "We are expecting a baby and have been planning on naming a girl 'Lorelei'. No one seems to have heard the name other than on your program. We think it is very unusual and will be a name to be proud of." You guessed it, reader. The "girl" turned out to be a boy baby. The parents co mpro mised and named him "Edwin," partly after Robinson.

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From a desperate grocery clerk, Jack Benny has received a pathetic ap-peal: "Every Monday morning," the clerk writes, "one woman after another comes in and asks for Je11-0 in that new flavor, currant. When I tell them I've never heard of it, they reply that it's no wonder —I'm only a grocery clerk. They know there's a flavor by that name because every Sunday Benny closes his program by saying: 'This is the — number of the current Jell-O series!' Just add one more to those 'six delicious flavors' before I go off my trolley alto-gether," implores the distracted clerk.

* * One of the most interesting persons to breeze into town of late was Mary

I. Barber, food consultant to the Secretary of War and first woman connected with regular army feeding. She appeared on Kraft Music Hall and spoke on Norma Young's "Homemakers' Club." Mrs. Barber says that if the boys in service will eat what they are offered, they will be well fed. The trouble is, they go for meat, potatoes, and gravy, and ignore fruits and vegetables. Track-ing down a complaint from camp the other day, Mrs. Barber found that the disgruntled fellow had gained 24 pounds since entering the service. "Aren't you getting enough to eat?" she asked the complainant. "Yes," he admitted, "but it isn't like mother's!"

* * Shirley Temple appeared for her second "Junior Miss" show at CBS wear-

ing a navy blue crepe which accentuated her peaches-and-cream complexion. During rehearsal, Shirley was holding her script in her left hand and turning pages with her right. From his post in the control room, Producer Mann Holiner opened his microphone and asked: "Are you a southpaw, Shirley?" "Oh, no," responded the lovely little miss. "I'm a freshman!" (Note to mothers: We won't tip off your sub-deb daughters, but Shirley wore long silk stockings!)

* * Whatnot Dept: When Woody Herman's aggregation played recently on

"Spotlight Bands," juvenile jitterbugs in the studio audience waxed over-enthusiastic over Woody's torrid tunes. Result: 23 broken seats .. . Jack Benny has accepted an invitation from NBC executives in San Francisco to be the first person to broadcast from the huge new Studio A of the elaborate new Bay City set-up —scheduled for official opening about May 1 . Martha Tilton had to do her singing off-stage on last week's Ransom Sherman show. She was a sight with poison oak . . . Bill Gay, announcer of the Al Pearce s h o w, is mourning the theft of his car radio and all four tires! ... Mel Buick (Lux an-nouncer) and Lurene Tuttle (Great Gildersleeve and Dr. Christian actress) move this month into their spacious Toluca Lake home . . . Bill Baldwin of KFWB is doing a new Kelly Kar "Music Maker" with news . . . Folks are still wonder-ing why Art Baker replaced Gary Breckner on "PDQ Quiz Court" . . . The "Thin Man" series has a new lease on life.

* * Leave it to Walter White, producer of "Nobody's Children," to give out

with a heart-throb story. A few weeks ago on his program was dramatized the life story of an orphan who was adopted into a good home, grew up, joined the Navy, and was killed at Pearl Harbor. To enact the part of the orphan as a boy of 13, little Don was chosen from the Children's Home Finding Society. Walter interviewed Don on the broadcast, asked him if he had any hobbies. "I have a Defense Stamp book," the lad replied. "Any stamps in it?" asked Walter. "One ten cent one," the boy said. In a helpful spirit, listeners sent Don a total of $14 in stamps. But that was not all. A lonely couple's heart went out to the child, and he is now under process of being adopted by them . Walter's story got us thinking about this poor old universe and God's way of compensation. Parents of the man killed at Pearl Harbor lost a fine son, but through his death, a forlorn 13-year-old has gained some parents!

MARCH 22, 1942 RADI O LIFE PAGE 11

Breneman's Photo Finish That perplexing puzzler of prize

patter perenially putting proud people pleasantly in their places is Tom Breneman, master of ceremonies for the new Photo Finish show heard every Sunday over KNX at 9 p.m. Photo Finish combines a studio audi-ence highlighting questions and

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A sample question tossed to the audience is: "Name a sporting event in which the teams must move backwards in order to win." "Tug-of-war", promptly chirps a sweet-faced matron. "You know", repartees Br ene ma n, "I once played tug-of-war. I was the third jerk!"

"Are the zebra's stripes white on black or black on white?", the emcee queries as he whisks down another aisle and dips his hand microphone under the lips of a young man in uniform. "Black on white", the service man answers. "Good for you", com-mends Breneman. "Here's your prize —a box of kisses. You do get things in Hollywood!"

"What's your name?" It's the emcee probing again from another corner of the studio. "Mrs. Apple", answers a modest-looking lady. "I'll bet", quips Tom, "that some-times you call your hubbie a 'crab-apple'!" "What's your name?" Breneman

asks briskly as he sneaks up on a quiet looking man. "Potter? Are you the father of that boy, Tommy ?otter, sitting over there? Well how many more children do you have? You believe you have four sons and two daughters! Well, here. You'd better take this flash camera so you can identify them all!" KNX, 9 p.m.

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Heard on Short Wave THROUGH RADIO LIFE'S LISTENING POST

By EARL G. DE HAVEN

This week British Broadcasting Corporation stations, GSW, GSD and others, had something to which they could "point with pride" after such a long period of nothing but what they could "view with alarm." The Royal Air Force, Real Air Fighters, Roared Across France, Ruining Arma-ment Factories, Resuming Aerial Fray with Reich's Axis Fighters, promising to Return Again Frequently.

Great plants outside occupied Paris were left a smoking, ruined shambles u a result of the devastating raids. And —echoing the deeds of their com-rades at the "home base," the RAF in Libya blasted axis supply depots and destroyed many planes on the ground, according to London's radio reports. B. B. C. also carried news that this resumption of aerial activity was "only the start of an 'around the clock' offensive to be carried out on a daily schedule against industrial cities of Germany and occupied France."

This week U. S. press carried small news item relative to lone Japanese plane that appeared over Hawaii, dropped four bombs with no result or evidence but four craters to dis-figure the top soil on island of Oahu. Quite different was the report from "Radio Tokyo" where U. S. version was completely ignored. Japanese ac-count was, this—"A number of our planes carried out a successful raid on military objectives at Pearl Harbor and inflicted considerable damage.' Bomb g were dropped on U. S. warships in dry-dock for repair as a result of the Dece mber 7th Pearl Harbor disaster, causing further heavy damage to them. Again taken by sur-prise as in the first raid, anti-aircraft guns went into action late,—too late to damage any of our planes, all of which returned safely."

"Radio Tokyo" followed the fore-going item with this—"Due to grow-ing apprehension in the Pacific Coast area as a result of the second Pearl Harbor raid, Culbert L. Olson, Gov-ernor of California, has ordered can-

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cellation of the Easter Sunrise services at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Glen-dale, usually attended by thirty or forty thousand people . . ."

The trans-Pacific radio debate be-tween "Radio Tokyo" and Gener al Electric's KGEI in San Francisco waxed warmer this w e e k—rapidly approaching a "hot" st age. Night after night KGEI, (now largely used as an outlet for our own (U.S.) propa-ganda), bore down heavily on atroci-ties and cruelties of Japanese soldiers. In rebuttal, "Radio Tokyo" cate-gorically denied all charges made against them and countered with this: "We should like to call attention of our listeners to the brutality of United States troops in Manila, where de-fenseless Japanese women and chil-dren were mercilessly shot down in the streets as they tried to escape— and this on alleged orders of Gen. Douglas MacArthur. This outrage has earned for MacArthur, death before a firing squad when the Battle of Bataan is concluded!"

Fall of Rangoon in the prolonged struggle for Burma, stopped broad-casts of famed XYZ, the lone Burma short wave station. Call signature has always been significant (last thrfe letters of the alphabet), and ironically enough, but most appropriate at this hour, might be taken literally with the expression, the "end of every-thing." Always difficult to hear, XYZ boasted very few listeners in Pacific Coast states.

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Chef Milani

Radio Life

CONSUMERS' CLUB

Directed By Chef Milani

MANSIZED: Yes, that's what a man wants when

he asks for breakfast. Something that's mansized! So mething that

sticks to his ribs! Mornings are both brisk and early these d a y s. Then, too, 'under the pres-ent setup there is a good deal of add-ed strain to every job. As a matter of fact, ladies, you could do with a good meal to begin your day too! Now that we have

banished the morn-i n g paper-and-cof-fee version of break-

fast, here are some menu ideas to begin the day right. Bacon and eggs are good! Very

good when scrambled together. Or for another version of the same story, a poached egg on toast with strips of crisply fried bacon, just to make it look pretty, is guaranteed to carry you through until noon. If you are substituting ham for the bacon, (the porker won't mind), add a little mocha coffee to it while it is frying. Hubby will appreciate the change— and likewise you! How about some hot cakes for

breakfast? That's another good stick-to-the-ribs food. It may take a little longer to make, but it is worth it. Just remember not to get the griddle too hot. If you use bacon rind, keep it just below smoking point. You are bound to have good results. Batter making these days is seldom unsuc-cessful. Oh, yes, if you want a change, add a little sherry wine to your bat-ter. We think you will like it!

FOOD TEST: Everyone is "vitamin" and "dietet

ics" conscious today. Below is a list of general statements concerned with nutrition and the like. Check your-self and see how much, (or how little), you know. 1. Pasteurized milk is safer than

raw milk for both small children and adults. 2. Three foods especially high in

vitamin C are oranges, tomatoes and leafy vegetables. 3. Vitamin C is the vitamin most

easily destroyed in cooking, canning and storing. 4. Green and yellow colors in vege-

tables indicate the presence of Vita-min A. 5. Rich foods are not necessarily in-

digestible. 6. The 4best way to roast meat is

to cook it slowly in a moderate oven. 7. Vegetable margarines with Vita.

min A and D added can be eyery bit as nutritious in these respects as butter. CHAN'S CHOW: You all have heard how polite the

Chinese are. At least you have seen a Charlie Chan picture or appreciated a "Confucius Say". Well then, here are a few Chinese table manners that just go to show there's truth in the rumor about Oriental etiquette. As soon as the guests arrive, warm

wine is served, and there's where the host's work begins. Starting with the favored guest, the host must fill the cup of each of his friends with wine and personally conduct him to his seat. Pity the poor host who has a large dinner party! The seating arrangement is the

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next problem. The host sits opposite the guest of honor, who incidentally always sits on the North, since all persons of honor are likened to the North Polar Star. The rest of the guests are arranged according to their degree of honor. As we said it's a bit complicated. When everyone has found his place,

the host raises his wine cup and says "Ch'ing". Translated it means "please" or "come and get it". Step number two, he raises his chopsticks and says "Ch'ing" again. Everybody lays to with gusto except the poor host. Ac-cording to etiquette he has to wait until his friends have had their share. Usually he finishes just in time for the hot towels to be passed around, which is the Chinese way of ending the evening.

Reeipes of the Week By CHEF MILANI

Here are your recipes in a convenient form. The complete section will fit your Radio Life Recipe Binder . . or cut out the recipes individually to paste on your recipe rile card.

Sunday Dinner for Eight Persons Cream of Celery Soup

Salted Nuts and Albers Olives Chicken Saute with Timbales of Rice

Parisian Potatoes Vanilla Ice Cream , BrusselIs Sprouts Assorted Cakes

Romaine Salad Monarch Coffee

Recipe for Chicken Saute with Timbales of Rice 2 young chickens 3 lbs. each 2 green peppers cut in small 2 cu tut brown gravy dices 2 cups washed rice % lb. butter 2 peeled and chopped 8 fresh sliced mushrooms tomatoes 1 cup sherry wine 4 pimentos cut in small dices 2 onions chopped 4 cups of stock or bouillon 2 slices raw ham cut in 1 cup grated Parmesan cheese small squares Salt and pepper

Joint chickens and season with salt and pepper. Then saute them in lb. butter. When done put chicken on a platter. gut 2 ounces butter in a sauce-pan and cook the mushrooms until soft: add the sherry wine, boil for 5 minutes, add the brown gravy and pour over the chicken. Garnish with rice timbales made this way: Put in a saucepan 6 ounces butter and the chopped onions; simmer until onions are soft, then add the rice, tomatoes. pimentos, the bouillon or stock, and I:, tsp. salt. Cover the pot and let cook until the rice is tender. Mix the cheese. Then fill 8 individual timbale moulds with the rice mixture, and then turn them out around the chicken and serve.

Dinner for Four—A Dollar, No More

Baked White,,,Sea Bass Andalusa Boiled Potatoes

Lettuce with Oil and Lemon Dressing Bread and Butter

Coffee Grapefruit for Dessert

Recipe for Baked White Sea Bass Andalusa 2 lbs. white sea bass 6 tbsps. oil 2 small cans tomato sauce ki cup bread crumbs 2 cloves garlic salt and pepper, and a pinch of thyme

Place in a buttered baking pan 2 lbs. of sliced white sea bass. Open 2 small cans of tomato sauce and pour over the fish. Then season with salt and pepper and a pinch of thyme. Slice very thin 2 cloves of garlic and place the slices on top of the fish. Pour over the fish 6 tbsps. of oil, and the' sprinkle cup fresh bread crumbs on top. Finally, put to bake in a 325 degree oven for one hour.

CHEF MILANI MAY BE HEARD ON THE BLUE NETWORK EVERY MONDAY AT 4:15 —KECA, LOS ANGELES

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Exponent of kindliness one war,,-heart-ed philosophy is Dr. Ruthledge (Arthur Petersen) on The Gu din3 Light series, which returns to the air alter three months absence. See Pre-Cast page 15.

RADIO LIFE MARCH 22, 1942

PRE -CASTS By Marcia Sinclair

"How Green Was My Val-ley," 1941 prize-amassing picture, airs on Screen Guild with Maureen O'Hara and Roddy McDowall (pictured) and Donald Crisp. See Pre-

Cast page 15.

3 This NE W MOON symbol indicates new programs.

Saturday, March 21 AN( HORS AVVEIGH —Na y Show. HEARD: S'aturday, K W, D1 Ms, 3 IL m. (38 min.).

The navy's o wn sho w originating

fro m the Naval Training Station in

San Diego. G uests M arch 21 are Gene

Lockhart and his daughter, June,

playing an original sketch. Glen Bur-

ris, the singing bluejacket, renders

"The W orld is W aiting for the Sun-

rise", written by Lockhart.

* * Sunday, March 22

THE AMERICAS SPEAK —Reciprocal Program. HEARD: Sunday, DLBS, 1:51., 130 min.). REIJ, 10 p. m.

Salute today honors La Paz, Bolivia.

M AAS FOR AMERICANS—Drama. HEARD: Sunday, RFI, 1:30 p. m. (30 min.).

An original by Arch Oboler, "Have

You Seen Hi m?", starring the English

actress, Edna Best. The dra ma, w hich

sho ws the effects of w ar to a group

w hich feels it is beyond the range of

the terrible conflict, is said to be so

e motional that co mplete scripts are

not being given the cast until final

rehearsal.

CHICAGO THEATER OF T M: AIR —Operetta. HEARD: Sunday. KH,J, DI.RS. 3 p. m. (1 hour).

Second and third of the winning

operettas in the recently co mpleted

nation- wide contest are being pre-

sented for public approval on M arch

22 and 29. O n one of these days, the

operetta, "A merica Loves A M elody",

written by an Angeleno, Ross Hast-

ings, is scheduled to be played. Fro m

the three operettas, the one winning

the $4,000 grand a w ar d is to be

ch os e n. "The Gandy Dancer" w as

aired M arch 15.

SILVER THEATER —Drama. HEARD: Sunday. ANN, 3 p. m. 130 min.).

"First L a d y of Radio", Loretta

Young, w ho received laurels for her

recent seven-role part on Screen G uild

Theater, stars on Silver Theater.

LEV'S TALK OVER THE NE WS HEARD:: Sunday, KECA, 0:30 p.m.. Friday. 9:15 p.m. (15 min.).

"4' Clete Roberts, director of ne ws and special events for the BL UE Net-

work, presents a cal m revie w of the

Dorothy Thompson, who gave the U. S. the low-down on Hitler a short time ago, starts a series or he, pertinent comments on KECA. See Pre-Cast p. IS.

Newly-appointed head of BLUE news and special events is Clete Roberts, who now airs "Let's Talk Over the News" on KECA. See Pre-Cast this page.

Victor Lindlahr looks as if he lived right, thus practicing what he• preaches five days a week on Mutual Broadcast-ing System. See Pre-Cast page 15.

M ARC H 22, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 15

ft 11(1 PRE ne ws in the lay man's language. His coverage will e mbrace the w ar and

any other happenings of national and

world- wide interest.

DoONER SANCTUM—Mgotery Drama. HEARD: .3unday. !MCA, 8 p.m. (30 min.).

"Death by Choice" is tonight's story.

title w hich should intri g ue chill-

thrill addicts.

SCREEN GUILD THEATER—Drama. BEARD: Sunday, liNX, 10 p. m. (30 min.).

"Ho w Green W as M y Valley", with

the original cast including W alter

Pidgeon, M aureen O'Hara, Donald

Crisp, Roddy M cDo wall, and Sara All-

good. Crisp enacts for the air the

sa me role for w hich his screen per-

for mance rated an Oscar.

* * Monday, March 23

TFIE GLIDING LIGHT—Serial Drama. HEARD: Monday-Friday, KFI, 11:15 a. in. (15 min.).

'11 Back on the air by popular de-mand — which means what it

says to the tune of 75,000 letters,

phone calls, and telegra ms received fro m listeners si nce The Guiding

Light discontinued its serial Dec. 27.

Again you'll hear the bell of the

Little Church of Five Points and the

gentle, persuasive philosophy of Dr.

Ruthledge and his neighbors.

HERE'S MORGAN—Informal Program. HEARD: Monday-Friday, RHJ, DLBS, 4:15 v. m. (15 min.).

)Henry Morgan, much-quoted and relished crack-pot w ho has been

off the air in stations outside Ne w

York since last Dece mber, is back

again —hooray!

SPOTLIGHT BANDS—Popular 3Insic. HEARD: Monday-saturday, KIELL DLBS, 6:30 p. m. (15 min.. Sat.. 30 min.).

W eek of M arch 23: M onday, Glen Gray; Tuesday, Bobby Byrne; W ednes-

day, Dick Rodgers; Thursday, Claude

Thornhill; Friday, To m my Dorsey.

* * Tuesday, March 24

STORIES AMERICA 1,0A ES—Serial Drama. HEARD: Monday-Friday, RNX, 8:15 a. m. (13 mini.

Presenting a ne w seri al, "T he

Sheik," the story in w hich Rudolph Valentino achieved fa me as a silent

picture-actor 21 years ago. Ed ward

Trevor, m odern counterpart of Val-

entino in appearance and voice, takes the lead of Sheik Ah med Ben Hassan.

The part of Diana M ayo, played in

the fil m by Agnes Ayres, is taken

by British actress, Joanna Duncan.

MEWS JOURNAL OF HEALTHFUL !J UNG HEARD: Monday-Friday, RH.I. DIMS, 9:15 a. m. (15 min.).

Victor Lindlahr, health and diet

specialist w ho clai ms "you are w hat

you eat", proffers advice.

THREE RING T13IE—Nariety. HEARD: Tuesday. KECA, S p. m. (30 min.).

Ed ward Arnold does a repeat guest. appearance. Everybody liked his big,

ru mbling laugh w hen he chuckled through his script M arch 10.

* * Wednesday, March 25

BY TME WAY —Comment. HEARD: Wednesday-Saturday, KFI, 5:45 p. m• (15 min.).

SPONSOR: Dentyne.

Bill Henry, back fro m a flying visit

in the east after finishing his series at CBS, starts ane w at NBC with his

fa miliar salutation, "By the W ay", and his sensible, enlightening w ar

co m ments. A " must" for everybody.

TUNE UP AMERICA—Defense Show. HEARD: Wednesday, RAJ, DLBS, 8:30 P. (30 min.).

Designed to recognize wo men in de-

fense, this ne w sho w bills as its week-

ly microphone visitor so me wo man

active in the w ar effort. M arch 25 it is Henrietta Su mner, w ho works on the final asse mbly li n e of V e g a

bo mbers, w ho holds a pilot's trans-

port license, and the wo men's un-

rn.

official upside-do wn flying record. A name band is also slated to appear.

* *

Thursday, March 26 DOROTHY THO3IPSON COMMENTS. HEARD: Thursday. KECA. 8 p. m. (15 min.). SPONSOR: Trimont Clothing Co.

3 Outspoken Miss Tho mpson brings her critical analyses of events to

an air-audience w hich at present has

very fe w wo men able or willing to

"stick their necks out" on current

issues.

HELLO! AMERICA! HEARD: Thursday. HE( A, 11 p. tn. (I hour).

Eleventh annual progra m of the Veterans jof Foreign W ars is tentative-

ly set for airing on M arch 26. Im-portant stars, guest speakers, m usic,

and dra matic offerings co mprise the

progra m, w hich is being broadcast

fro m Holly wood and Ne w York.

* * Friday, March 27

FIGHTS. HEARD: Friday, KHJ, DLBS, 7 v. m. (to eon.. elusion). Private The Louis, in the 21st de-

fense of his heavy weight title, m eets Abe Si mon, w ho fought 13 rounds with the cha mp last M arch 211 Louis

—contributes his entire purse to the

Ar my E mergency Fund, w hile Mike Jacobs, president of 20th Century Sporting Club does like wise with his

profits. Si mon turns back 21 per cent

of his "take." Don Dunphy does the

blo w-by-blo w description.

* * Saturday, March 28

SW AP NIGHT. HEARD: Saturday. RECA. 5:30 p. en. (30 min.).

H. Allen S mith (Lo w M an, etc., etc.,)

concludes his series of three S wap

Night sho ws originating fro m the

west coast. Let hi m kno w if you

w ant to trade, pardner.

FEDERAL SAVI NGS cipsr 4..s.. JOE CRAIL PRESIDE NT gJENTOr""

EIGHTH AND BROADWAY • LOS ANGELES

"It's nice to have you 1. it it us", Rudy says by way of wel-

co ming the three Ilarry mores, John, Diana and Lionel to his

Sealtest sho w. . . . "It's nice to -see you, too, Rudy", volun-

teer. Diana. "Are you an father's progra m EV ERY week?

I think leg 31111 e of father to gi ve p newco mer like you a chance!" .. . "Ne wco mer!", replies Rudy Indignantly. "Diana. I've been in radio since I got my first pair of long pants. This is the sa me Rudy Vallee!" .. . "turf those are the sa me

pants", observes John.

BATTLE of the BARRYMORES "Not a Chip Off the Ole Block — Just a Slice of the Ole Ham" Quips Lionel Barrymore About His Actress Niece

HEN the thr ee Barrymores, Lionel, John, and Diana, ap-peared on Rudy Vallee's show a week ago Thursday, it marked the first time for

such a combination in radio annals. Only the presence of Lionel's and John's sister, Ethel, was needed to make complete the Royal Family's circle.

From a personal angle the most interesting slant about the show was John's -appearance with his daughter, Diana. Until the two were Vallee's air-guests a few weeks ago, many 1 ist eners did not know that John Barrymore had a daughter.

It is rather hard for the "Great Lover" hi mself to realize nis paternal status. He tells the story that until three years ago he hadn't seen his child since she was 12. In 1939 they were bcth playing in Chicago—he in "My Dear Children" and she, next dcor in "Outward Bound."

One afternoon bet ween rehearsal lulls, John was lolling in his dress-ing room when a very luscious young

By EVELYN BIGSBY

lady put in an appearance and intro-duced herself by some nondescript name. Rising to the possibilities of the situation, The Great Profile lost no time in making a play for his visitor.

"What are you doing tonight?", he questioned suavely. "Nothing," she countered (en-

couragingly).

"Well," ejaculated Barrymore, (moving along accor ding to schcdule). "How about dinner?" "Oh, da ddy I", reprimanded

Diana, (reveling in the dramatics of the denouement). "Cut it out and be your age." "Jumping Jupiter," moaned

John, smi ting his classic brow (and trying to snap into realiza-tion). "I have a daughter!"

Don't get the notion from this, how-ever, that John Barrymore isn't proud to be Diana's father. He is and shows it by the way he treats her and coaches her in her lines, especially Shakespeare. He calls Diana "Chief" or "Kid," and behaves toward her in

a pally way, as if she were another man.

The first time Diana and John ap-peared together on the Vallee show, she was admittedly scared before she went out on the stage to face the microphone.

"I'm shaking like a leaf," she warned her father. "Buck up, or I'll kick your teeth

in," was John's deferential ad-monition, to which Diana made very snappy reply: "I have teeth to kick in" (or some si mi la r, rather saucy remark).

Diana, who has inherited the picturesque speech of the Barrymores, doesn't take her father's love-life too seriously. That she is proud of him is evidenced by the way she watches him while he is reading his lines, laughs whether or not what he says is especially funny, and stops in pass-ing to pat him on the shoulder. She calls him plain "Dad."

Lionel and John do not coach each other during rehearsal, but

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"Uncle Lionel,"aska Diann. "What businetio are you int W hat do yen doe- . . . " W HAT do I DO!". snort, Lionel. "1 do the Fan ni e 11+1111. 01 you• fatheq• dors." . . "Why. Lionel!", reproves John .n a natighty-nrustitty tone of voi.e. • • • .‘ourely, Diana." interrupts Rudy. "You've seen your Cncle Lionel ,n p,ctureic. Don't you go to movies!" . . "I only nee a movie v-hen lather is the Mar." nays daughter definitely. . . . .0h. then." concedes Rudy. "You don't know ishout Talkiest:" ... Undaunted. Diana stater.: "I'm proud of aty father, and It'd like to know how I can beat follow in hi. fooliitepti" Adv sett tioneit

"Do what the sheriff doeo. Get a bloodhound."

"Uncle 1-..lonel." ap wracheo Diana, "Ite been wnnting to base a little inik with you about Dodd ," .Non. now. Diann.» consoles Lionel. "'Don't feel badly. Every fa mily hoe it. proble m-child. and 1 'neon we Barry mores are no exception." ... .lea, I know," oy mpethises Diana. "Daddy says he's tried to reform you. It's not too late to Mart life over. W hy don't you try to be more like your brother! W hy don't you live your life the war JOHN Barry-more has lived HIS F . • . Retorts Lionel angrilyt "Live my life.—oaanyt" (switching to • smile). "It night be fun at that!' "You'd better hurry

up." suggests John.

th," enthuse. John Barry more. "The *Fee of no on Broadna:.• I can Piot see ou• nonce in lights outside the theater. John Bnrryanne and co mpany." . . "And compsmv," blase* Lionel. 'ME piny a SUPPORTING . • . "Now Lionel." argues John. "You know 2'm the star of tido fa mily. You've alwayn supported me on the olage." .. . to which Lionel comes back: "on the STAGE, be atty.." . S•stmeato Diana, "le nt feature BOTH liarrynnore Oratbers

— and Mar 111E."

"The most dixtressing thing just happened." Diana conf,dew to her father. "I wade Uncle Lionel amine nice, hot tea and told hi m to help hintrielf to the sugar. W hat do you Clank? There was a terrible exploolon and Uncle Lionel al-naost had hi. hand Hones off." "Oh, I for-got to lei' you Diann." any. her [slither. .1 had tke wager howl mined: Say. It's getting kind of chilly in here," ithivers John. ... "Teti. it ils," agrees. Distill. "Daddy, shall I throw another

subpoena on the firer»

SUNDAY *Indicates News Broadcast

0—West Coast Church, KNX. —Funny Paper Man, KHJ. *News, K n. KECA. KGFJ, KFSD, KGER.

KFWB. KFOX. —C- alvary Hour, KMPC. — Music As You Like 11, KPAS. —Swedish Hour, KMTR. —Country Church. KFAC. --Ranch Program, -.Reviewing Stand. KGB. KVOE.

8:05 —GrazIella Parraga, KECA, KFSD.

irlicr ights of Week's News,

Markham, KGER. 41:15—Book of Books, KFI.

— Dialing Today. KECA. —Sunday Drive. KMPC. —Strings, KGFJ. — M and Lee Reiser, KFSD.

1:30—Music and American Youth, Kr'.

—Invitation to Learning. !MX. —Junior Army, KIM. ...Revue in Miniature, KECA, KIND.

...Union Rescue Mission, HFW11.

...Easy Listening, KMPC. —Immanuel Baptist Church, SPAS.

... W. B. Record, KMTR. --StroUlie Tom, KFAC. — Negro Spiritual Singers, KGFJ. —Christian Evidences. KGER. ...Hymn Singer, KGB. —Church of Christ, KFVD. *News, Organ, KVOE.

9:46—Voice of Prophecy Choir, KHJ, KGB, KVOE.

— R. P. Simier. HMTR. — Music, KFAC. *News, Music, KR . —Rev. Dayen, KGER.

9—Sunday Down South, K M. —syncopation Piece, KNX. — Detroit Bible Class. K M. —opal Scarborough. KECA. —Judge Gardner. KPAS. —Spanish Hour, KNITIL *News, KMPC. KGER. —Liberal Catholic Hour, KFAC. — Music. KGFJ. KFOX. — Music Masters, KRKD. — Dr. W m. S. Middlemass, KPPC.

—Cali to Worship, EFSD. — Waltz Time. KFVD. —Covenant Gospel Service, KGB.

—T. Powell Orch., EVOE. 9:06—March Ahead of Time, HOER. 9:15—Physical Well Being. K n.

—First Piano Quartet, }MCA. ...Light Concert, KMPC. —Voice of Health KFAC. —Classical Variations, KPPC. —I Want a Home, KFSD. ...Musical Gems. KFVD. —Letters to My Son, KVOE.

19:30—Fanma Otero, KFL —salt Lake Tabernacle Choir. KNX.

* W. A. O'Carroll, KHJ. KGB, KVOE.

...Radio City Music Hall. YMCA, KFSD.

...Swing Session. KF WB.

...Sunday Bandwagon, KPAS. • — Music, HFAC.

— Novelties, KGFJ. F. P. Woellner. RP M.

—Revival, KGER. 111t40 *Sam Brewer. KHJ. 'KGB,

HVOE. 9:45—Music, HGER.

— Recorded Rhythms. REVD. —serenade, KMPC.

9:50*John B. Hughes, K M, KGB, KVOE.

1gi—Organ, NFL v—Church of the Air. ENV. —Radio City Music Hall, KECA, /IFSD.

*News, HFLI, KPAS. KFOX. KGER, KGB. KVOE.

—Swing Session, KFWB. —Fanny Reinhart, KMTR.

KFAC. KGFJ. — Music Masters. KRKD. — Dr. F. P. tYnellner, KPPC. —Recorded Rhythms. KFVD.

10:05—Fullerton Four Square, KGER KFSD.

10:15—Silver Strings, TEFL —Romance of Highways, KILI, KGB. KVOR.

—Lew White at the Console. KPAS.

*News. KMPC. —Visitors, KFOX.

10:30—The World is Yours, EFL —Canary Chorus. Kill. *itob (jarred, News, KNX. —Unscheduled, KECA, KFSD. —Peter Potter. KMPC. —Some Like It Sweet. KPAS. —Light Concert. KGFJ. —Church News. KPPC. — Aimee McPherson, KFSG.

March 22 — Garden Beautiful, KGB., —Civic Interest, KVOE.

10:45—Music, II.NX, KHJ, KFOX. ...Nick Harris, KECA. ...Tower Chimes. KPPC. —Jack Owens, KFSD. —Canary Chorus, KGB. XY0E. ...Morning Serenade, KFVD.

—Sammy Kaye Sunday Serenade, KFI.

—Spirit of *42, KNX. —Irving Caesar's Safety Songs, KHJ, KGB, KVOE.

...Famous Fireside Plays, W A. KFSD.

...Swing Session, KF' W15.

...Peter Potter. KMPC.

...Holliston Methodist Church. KPAS.

...First Methodist Church, KMTR.

...church of the Open Door. KFAC.

...Concert, EGFJ. —Pasadena Presbyterian Church, KPPC.

—Popular Music, KFOX. Hour, KGER.

—- Musical Revue. KFVD. 11:15—Concert Petite. K n.

— Melody, KHJ, KGB, HYDE. — Music. EGFJ.

11:30—Chicago Round Table. KFI. —Columbia Workshop, KNX. ...Strings in Swing Time, H al, KGB, HYDE.

11:45—Hollywood Whispers. KHJ. KGB.

..—Cy Barnard, HVOE.

11

1 11—Bob Baker's Chats About Dogs, KFI.

*Broadway News, KHJ. .—New York Philharmonic Orch.. KNX.

— Wake Fp, America! KECA, KFSD.

...Swing Session. KFWB. —.Peter Potter, KMPC. —Sunday Serenade, KPAS. —Open Door Church, KFAC.

Brendan's Church, HMTE. —Records, KFOX. .—Coarivoy Music, KGFJ.

KIATA KF1 KICA KNJ KPID TIFFSDT 10,4PC-Til EV TKFWETKNX 570T6401-790T 9301-1020T 600 710 870 980 1070

KFS9 6F.1 KFYki KFAC aro iard. KFOKTKGETKVOE T71 1240 TI330T13 110 1280 1360 1490

*News, EGER. —The Americas Speak, KGB, KVOE.

12:05—Eros Acoreanos, KGER. 12:16*H. V. Kaltenborn. KFI.

— Music. KHJ. — Music of the Masters, KPPC.

12:30*News, KY!, HPAS, KRKD.— Hick = Field Glee Club,

Honolulu, KHJ, KGB. KVOE. —Jean Leonard, KFWB. —Garden School of the Air, KFAC.

... Welding Talk, EGFJ.

...Dr. Charles F. Lindsley, KPPC.

—Czechoslovakia, TIGER. 12:40—Music KRKD. 12:45—Looks at Books. KFL

*tannin's Views of the News. sea. —Rhumba Time, KPAS. ...National Defense Health Clinic, KGB, KVOE.

4 —rnhersIty Explorer, EFL —N, Y. Philharmonic. KNX. — National Vespers, KECA, KFSD.

*News, KMTR, KGER. —Lutheran Hour, KHJ. KGB, KFX.M. KVOE.

...Samuel B. McKee. ILMPC. — Music in Modern Manner, KPAS.

KF WB, KFAC, HEED. KGFJ. KFVD.

...Ross Ballroom. KFOX. 1:05—Spanish Hour, KGER. 1:15—Tony Woos Scrapbook, EFL

—Spare the Rod, KMPC'. — Mother's Voice, KMTR. —Pianos, KFVD. •

1:30—Plays for Americans, RI'!. —Pause That Refreshes on the Air, KNX.

—Young People's Church, KHJ. KFX5I, KGB, KVOE.

—.Behind the Mike. KECA, KIND.

—Stars in Song, KMPC.

SUNDAY Program Highlights Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon

Evening Program. In Boldface.

Variety 8:30—Invitation to Learning,

Kb:X. 12:45—Looks at Books, EFL 1:00—University Evplorer, 1:15—Tony Wons, EFL 1:30—Behind the Mike. KECA-

KFSD. 2:30—Musical Steelmakers,

KECA-KFSD. 2:30—Nichols Family, KIT. 3:30—Gene Autry Melody Ranch,

KNX. 4:00—Jack Benny, KFI. 5:00—Charlie McCarthy, KFI. 6:00—Fred Allen, KNX. 6:00—Grandpappy and His Pala,

KECA-KFSD. 6:45—Dinah Shore, KECA-

KFSD. 7:00—Good Will Hour, KECA-

KFSD. 7:00—San Quentin Prison, KHJ-

KGB-KVOE. 7:30 —Keep 'Em Rolling, RAJ-

KGB. 7:30 —Signal Carnival (Signal Oil

Co.), KFI. 9:00 —Great Gildersleese, 8:30—Jack Benny, KECA. 10:00—The Americas Speak, KHJ.

Drama 10:15—Romance of Highways,

KHJ-KGB-KVOE. 11 :00—Famous Fireside Plays,

KECA-KFSD. 11:30—Columbia Workshop, KNX. 1:30—Plays for Americans, KY!. 3:00—Silser Theatre, KNX. 4:30—Nobody's Children, KGB-

KFX 31-11IVOE. 5:30—One Man's Family, NFL 8:00 —Crime Doctor, KNX. 8:00—Inner Sanctum Mystery,

KECA-KFSI), 8:30—Nobody's Children. KHJ. 8:30—Romance of the Ranchos

(Title Insurance and Trust (o.), ENS.

9:15—Parker Family, HIT. 9:30—Hermit's Case. KMPC. t0:00—Screen Guild Theatre,

KNN. 10:30—They Live Forever, KNX. 11:15—Three Sheets to the Wind.

KFI.

and

Quiz Programs 3:00—Prof. Puzziewit, KIT. 5:30—Spelling Beeliner. KNX. 7:00—Take It or Lease It, KNX. 9:00—Photo Finish (Master

Photo Finishers), KNX.

Outstanding Music 8:30—Music and American

Youth, KFI. 9:15—First Piano Quartet,

KECA. 9:30—Radio City Music Hall,

KECA-KFSD. 11:15--Concert Petite. KFI. 12:00—New York Philharmonic,

ENS. 12:30—Hickam Field Glee Club.

KHJ-KGB-KVOE. 1:30—Pause That Refreshes,

ENS. 2:00—Metropolitan Auditions,

KFI, 2:00—Family Hour, KNX. 3:00—Chicago Theatre, KHJ-

KGB-13F.X51-KVOE. 3:00—Gateway to Music, KFAC. 4:30—Fitch Bandwagon, HSI. 6:00—Manhattan Merry-Go-

Round. KFI. 6:30—Album of Familiar Music,

7:00—Hour of Charm, KFI. 7:30—Inglewood Park Concert,

KNX. 8:00—Hancock Ensemble, NHL 8:45 —Chapel Quartet, !EFL 10:30—Lucky Lager Dance Time,

RFAC. 11:00—Philharmonia, KECA.

Public elffairs 11:30—Chicago Round Table,

NFL 12:00— Wake Up America, KECA-

RFS!). 4:15—Public Affairs, ENS. 5:00—American Forum of Air,

KHJ-KGB-KV0E-KFX51.

Sports—Comment 10:15—Bowling Notes, KFWB.

1

Hear

DR. WALTER

A. MAIER

The LUTHERAN HOUR

"Bringing Christ to the Nations"

EACH SUNDAY -1 P.M. KHJ —MUTUAL

*News. KFWB. — Homespun Harmonies, KPAS. —Betty Phillips. KMTR. —.Sidewalk Cafe. KFOX. — Hawaiian Music, KFVD.

1:45—Music. KFWB. —Pianos, KMTR. ...Vocal Varieties. HFI*1).

242 —Metropolitan Editions, Al'!. —Family Hour, KNX. —I Hear America Singing, KHJ, HEXM, KVOE.

— Waltzes Old, Fashions New, KECA.

—Symphony Hall. KF WB. — Hits and Bits. KMPC. ...Symphonic Mood. KPAS.

Sasiour's Lutheran Church, KMTR.

—Classical Music, 111FAC. *News, KGFJ. KGER. — Music, KRKD, KFVD. —Good News, KFOX. —Ft. Benson Orch., KFSD. —The Challengers. KGB.

2:05—Mission Workers, KGER. 2:15—Bookman's Notebook, KECA.

— Matinee Dance, KMPC. —Faith, KGFJ. *News, KFOX. —I Hear America Singing, KGB. —Popular Favorites. K1FVD.

2:30—Nichols Family, KFI. — Ned Jordan. Secret Agent, KELL

— Wheeling Steelmakers. KECA, KFSD.

—French Program. KMTR. —Victory Players, KFAC. — W. C. T. U., KGFJ. —Billy Adams, KFOX. *News. HFXM. —Long Beach Band, EWER. —Sunday Players. KGB. —Bethel Tabernacle, KVOE.

Shirer, KNX. *News, KMPC. — Music, KFAC. —Romance of the Highways, KFX M.

3—Prof. Puzziewit, EFL —Siller Theatre. KNX. *News, KFWB. EGER. —Chicago Theater of the Air, KHJ. KFX51, KGB. KVOE.

—Catholic Hour. KECA. —Curtain Calls. KMPC. — Dr. Louis T. Talbot, KMTR. —Gateway to Music. KFAC. —Lacy West Sunshine Mission, KGFJ.

—Rev. hie, HFOX. —Evangelistic, KING. —In His Steps. KFSD. —Popular Favorites, KFVD.

3:15—Music, KFWB. —Ethel Haider. KPAS. —Colored Resat.. KFVD.

3:20—Long Beach Band. KGER. 3:30—Serenade for Sunday. K Y!.

—Gene Autry Melody Ranch, ENS.

—Citadel of Faith. KECA. — Music City Quiz. KYIPC. —Spotlight on Rhythm. KPAS. —Dr. Frank Lowe, KFSD. — Hank the Night Watchman, KFVD.

3:45—Upton Close, AFL —Church of Christ, KPAS.

4—Jack Benny, KFI. 69—Gene Autry. KNX. * WorldWide News Roundup, KIND, KECA.

—Fact Finders, KILL KFX5I, KVOE.

— Musical Comedy, KFWB. —Bing Crosby, KMPC.

MARCH 22, 1242 RADI O LIFE PIG! '" SUNDAY LOGS —Christian Reformed Church, KPAS.

—G. E. Lowman, KMTR. —Friends Quarter Hour. KFAC. —Lore VI est Sunshine Mission, KGFJ, KFOX.

*News, M AR. —Adventist Hour, KGB.

:05—Colonial Tabernacle. K(,ER. 4 :15—Public Affairs, KN X.

—Rabbi Magnin. KILL KEXM. —Authors' Nene Digest. KMIX. — Music. H MI), KFA('. —Bread of Life. KNOE.

4 :30—Fitch Bandwagon. EFL —I.. Gitiskin Orch.. KNX. —In His Steps. KH.I. — Daughters of Uncle Sam. KECA. KFSD.

*News. KFWB. —Everybody's Music. KMPC. —Lutheran Gospel Hour. KPAS —Bible Treasury Hour, KMTR. —Nobody's Children. KFX511. KGB. KVOE.

—90-90 Club, KFV1). —Stuart Hamblen. KFWB. —Tea Time Music, KEY I).

S—Charlie McCarthy. NFL —American Forum. KH.1, KGB. KFXM. KVOE.

*World News. RY A. —Listen America. KECA.

* —Stuart Hamblen. KFIVIL —Off the Record. KMPC. —Lincoln Ave. Presbyterian ('hurch. Kl'AS.

—Volney James. KMTR. — Music, KFAC. KART/. —Popular Concert. KGFJ. *News, KGER. — Missionary. KFOX. —Sunday ES!. at Tommy Dor-sey's, RFS!).

—Evening Serenade. KFVD. 5:05—Christian Youth, KGER. 5:15—Musk. KMTR.

—1.. A. Bar Assn. Talk, KFAC. 5:?0--F.manuel C. Workers, KGER.

5:30—One Man'. Family. EFL Beeliner, KNX.

—Captain Quiz. KECA. —Theosophy on the Air, KMPC —(hristian American Crusade. KMTR.

KPAS, KFAC. —- Vibraphone. KFOX. —Res. Webber. KUHR. — Moments of Melody. KFSD.

5:43*Pearson and Allen. YMCA, KFSD.

— Musical Comedy Echoes, K M. KFX111.

*News. KMPC. —Music. KMTR. —Club Reporter. KGB. —Bible Commentator. 14%0E.

5:55*Elmer Davis. News. KNX.

6— Manhallan Merry-Go-Round. EFL —Texaco Star Theatre. KNX. —Old-Fashioned Revival Hour, RAJ. KGB. KY OF..

—Grandpappy and His Pals. KECA, RFS!).

*Robert Arden, KFWB. —Sonday Esening Hour, KMPC. —Viennese Ensemble. KMTR. — Music. KFAC. KGFJ. KRKD. *News. KPAS. RGER. KIMX.

—Voice of Prophecy. KELM. —Evening Serenade. KF11).

8:05—Music, KGER. 6:1L—Captain Quiz, KFWB.

—R. Morgan Orch., ETAS. — Music. KMTR. —Club Alabam. KFOX. —Al Williams. KGER.

6:30—Album of Familiar Music, Krt.

*Let's Talk ()ter the News. KECA.

—Joe trail. K ral& — Dinner Music. KPAS. —Church of God. KGFJ. — Maurice Johnson, RYON. *News, RFNM. —Jerry Sears Presents. KGER. —Oscar Otis. KFSD.

8:45*News, KRKD. — Dinah Shore, Songs, KECA. KFSD.

— Popular Orch., KI M B. —Cosmopolitans, KPPC. — Music KGER.

7— Hour

of Charm, [WI. —Take It or Lease It. KNX. —San Quentin Prison Program. KHJ, KGB. KNAVE.

—Goodwill Hour. KECA, —Strollin' Tom. KIIITC. —Symphonic Swing, KPAS. —R. P. Shuler, —Open Forum, KFAC. —Gold Hour. KGFJ. *News, KFOX, KGER. — Music, KPPC. —Aimee McPherson. KFSG.

7:05—Music. KGER. 7:15—Free France, KFWB.

—Gypsy Caravan. KMP('. —Listeners' Digest. KPAS. — Music, KFOX. —Home Folks. KGB.

7:30—Signal Carnival (Signal 011 (o.), KFI.

—Inglewood Park Concert, KNX. —Keep 'Em Rolling. K M. KGB. — Music. KFWB. [(GER. — Wings Over Jordan, KMPC. —Semi-Classical. KFOX. —Sacred Song Recital. KPP5. —Gospel Light. KVOE.

1:45—First Baptist Church. KPAS. —Organ. KPPC. —The Great Gildersleeve, K M.

0 —Crime Doctor, KNX. —Hancock Ensemble. KHJ. —Inner Sanctum Mystery. KECA. KFSD.

—Hollywood Presbyt erian Church. KFWB.

*News, KMPC. KGFJ. —First Baptist Church. KPAS. — Floyd Johnson. KMTR. —Church of the Open Door, KFAC.

—Union Church Service. KPPC. —Semi-Classical. KFOX. —First Baptist Church. KGB. —Gospel Light. KVOE.

10:013 -01ga G . KGER. 8:15—Salon Moderne, KMPC.

— Music. KGFJ. 11:25*MIlliarn Minter. KNX. 8:30*News, &FL KESG.

—Romance of the Ranchos (Title Insurance and Trust Co.). KNX.

—Jack Benny. KECA. KFSD. —Nobody's Children. KHJ.

SUNDAYS 8:30—KNX

witioit'gsd me RANO— Presented by

MI INSURANCE AND TRUST CO.

—Night Justice. KGFJ. —Answering You. KGB.

0:3.3—Aimee McPherson, KFSG. 0:45—Chapel Quartet, KFI.

— Mother's Album. KMPC. —Problem (link. RPAS. — Music

The ANGELICA LUTHERAN HOUR

A Gospel Broadcast Bringing

Christ to the Southland

Each Sunday 9:45-10:15 P. M.

KF WB -980 Kilocycles

9—Symphonic Swing, [MCA. —Photo Finish (Meister Photo Finishers), KNX.

*News. KH.I. KGFJ. KGER. KGB. KVOE, KENJI.

* Walter Winchell, K n. —Union Rescue Mission. KFWIlt. —Andre Kostelanetz. KMPC. —Old Fashioned Revival, KPAS. —Viennese Ensemble, KMTR. —Sunday Evening Club, KFAC. —Ross Ballroom. KFOX. —Sunday at Nine. KFSD.

9:05—Music. KGER. 1i:15 —Parker Family. KFI.

—Voice of Prophecy. RILL KGB. KVOE.

—Over Our Coffee Cups, KECA. KFSD.

—Bob Brooks. KMTR. *News. KFOX. —Popular Tunes. KGFJ. —Old Fashioned Revival, KFX31.

9:31—Cabbages and Rings, KFI. — What's It All About? KNX. *News. KECA. KFWB. —Hermit's Cave, KMPC. —Challenge of Christian Youth, KMTR.

—Glorious Hope. KFAC. —The Dreamer. KGFJ. —Club Alabam. RFON. — March Ahead of Time. KGER. —G. Davidson Orch.. REND.

1:35 —Christian Forum. KFSG.

9:43—Music, K n. *News. Dr. Polyzoides. RILL —Typical Tropical Tunes, 'MCA. — Angelica Lutheran Church. KFWB.

*News. WEND. —A. Kassel Orch., KGB, HIDE.

1A—Screen Guild Theatre, KNX. 0—Screen Americas Speak. KHJ.

*Richfield News Flashes, K U!. —C. Thornhill Orch.. KECA. KFSD.

'— W. Marione Orch.. KMPC. —Calvary Tabernacle. SPAS. —Radio Church Reel, KMTR. — Music, KFAC. *News, KGFJ. KGER. —Rev. Fuller, KFOX. —Esther Fricke Stewart, U SG. —B. Crosby ()reit., KGB. KVOE.

10:05—March Ahead of Time, KGER. 10:15—Bridge to Dreamland, KFI.

—Bowling Notes. KF WB. --Do You Remember?, KA M. — Radio Club, KGFJ. —Ave Maria Hour. K M!.

10:30—Inside the News (Thrifty Drug Co.). AFL

—They Live Forever, KNX. —O. Tucker Orch., KHJ, KGB, KVOE.

- Clifford Orch.. KECA.

—J. Dunn Orch., KFWB. — Music. KMTR. —Cleveland Symphony, K MPC. *News. KPAS. KFSG. — Drama. KGFJ. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, — KFAC. —Spanish Program. KGER.

10:35—Esther Fricke Stewart, KFSG. 10:45—Bridge to Dreamland. KFI.

—Starlight Symphony. KFWB. —Cathedral Echoes. KPAS. —B. Averill Orch.. KMTR. —Dundee Drama. KGFJ. - Delis Oreh.. KFXM.

11— Philharmonia. KECA. —starlight Symphony. KF WB. *News, Knox Manning. KNX. *News. IFEFI, KGFJ. —J. Teagarden Orch.. KILL KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

—Cleveland Symphony. KM-PC. — H. Henry Orch.. KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

— Music. KFOX. —Spanish Program. KGER.

Hoopli, KFSG. —This Moving World. KFSD.

11:15—Three Sheets to the Wind, AFL

— M. Strand Orch.. KNX. — Modern Melodies. SPAS. — Music, KMTR. —Organ. KFSD.

11:30 —Conversation at the Console, KNX.

—.1. Richards Orch.. K W, KFX.111. KGB. KVOE.

— Memory Moiodire. IEMPC. *News. KMTR, KFSG. — Music to Remember. EPA& —Dance Tunes. KGFJ.

11:35—Sol Hoopil. KFSG.

11:45*News, II:55—*News, /OA. KFWB. KPAS.

FREQUENCY MODULATION LOGS W eek's Logs for the Don

Sunday, March 22 1:00—Afternoon Varieties. 4:30—Nobody's Children. 3:00—A. Rhapsody in Was. 6:00-01d Fashioned Revis al. 7:00—Harry James Orchestra. ::30—Keep 'Em Rolling. 0:00—Hancock Ensemble. 4:38-9:00—Danretime.

Monday, March 23 3:00—Prayer. News. 3:03—Johnny Richard. Orchestra. 3:30—Afternoon Varieties. 3:45—Musical Matinee. 4:00—Afternoon Varieties. 4:30--Salon Recital. Y:I5—Art Jarrett Orchestra. 3:30—Dancet ime. 6:15—Gaslite Harmonies. 6:30 —Spotlight Bands. 8:45—A Rhapsody in Wax. 1:15— WellY Johnson Orchestra. 7:30—A Rhapsody in Max. 0:13 —Mickey Alpert Orchestra. 4:30-9:00—Dancetime.

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Tuesday, M arch 24 3:00—Prayer, News. 3:03—Johnny Richards Oc, 3:30—Little Concert. 3:43—Rhythm By: 4:00—Afternoon Varieties. 4:45—Salon Recital. 5:30 —Dancetime. 6:15—Gaslite Harmonies. 6:MI—Spotlight Bands. 6:45—A Rhapsody in Was. 3:15—Jan Garber Orchestra. 7:30—Tony Pastor Orchestra. 7:45—Little Concert. 0:00—Dick Rogers Orchestra. 6:30-9:00—Ed Camden Orchestra.

Wednesday, March 25 3:an—Prayer, News. 3:03—Johnny Richards Orchestra. 3:30—Little l'oncert. 3:43—Musical Matinee. 4 :00—Aft ernoon Varieties. 4:30—Salon Recital. 5:15—Art Jarrett Orchestra.

:3.0—Dancetime. 6:15—Gaslite Harmonies. ,I:30—Spotlight Rands. 6:45—A Rhapsody in Wax. 7:15—Henry King Orchestra. 7:30—A Rhapsody in Was. 11:15—Carl Hoff Orchestra. 8:30—Tune to, America.

Thursday, M arch 26

Station in Southern California

Friday, M arch 27

3:00—Prayer. News. 3:03—Johnny Richards Orchestra. 3:30—Afternoon Varieties. 3:00—Sinfoniettti. 5:30—Gaslite Harmonies. 5:45— Woody Herman Orchestra. 6:00—Dancetime. (1:30 —Spotlight Bands. 6:45—A Rhapsody in Wax. 7:15—Ruby Newman Orchestra. 7:30—Echoes of the Opera. 11:00-9:00 —Standard Symphony lir.

3:00—Prayer. 3:01 —Afternoon Varieties. 1:30 —Salon Recital. 5:15—Art Jarrett Orchestra. 5:30—Dancetime. 6:15—Gitslite harmonica. 6:30—Spotlight Bands. 6:45—A Rhapsody in Was. 0:15—Cari Hoff Orchestra. 8:30-9:00—B. Keaton Variety Show.

Saturday, M arch 28

3:00-1'rroer. Anchor.. Aweigh. 3:30—Johnny Richards Orchestra. 4:00—Afternoon Varieties. 4:45 —Salon Recital. 5:30—Chicago Theatre of the Air. 4:30 —Spotlight Bands. 7:00—Jerry Sears. 1:15—America Preferred. 7:45 —Little Concert. 4:00—California Melodies. 0:30-9:00— Wally Johnson Orch.

MONDAY, March 23 *Indicates News Broad,-ant —HI, Mom, KMPC. —Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. KMTR.

—Serenade, KFAC. —Paddock Flashes, KRKD. — Morning Serenade. KIND.

820 A. IL IRI.

KPAS 01“ 11111 I..

0 —31usical Clock, KECA. ISP—Johnny Murray Talks It Over.

RE!. —Jack Beni'. Songs, KNX. *NKewr%is. Ri (FJ. KGER. KFOX. —Breakfast Club, KILL M AK, KFSD, KVOE.

—Popular Oreli., KFWIL —Andy and Virginia, KMPC. —Spanish Program. KNITIL — Music, KRIM). —Sacred Heart, KEAC. — Haven of Rest, RGB. —Stuart Hamblen. KFVD.

8:05—Soul Patrol. KGER. 11:15—Art Baker, RE!.

—Your Neighbor, KNX. —Breakfast Club, KECA. — Markets and Sports, KMPC. —Breakfast Serenade, KGFJ, — Music, KFAC. — Dr. Lovell. KFOX.

KGER. —Sunshine Seniee, KFXM. — Good Cheer, KFt4D.

8:30*News, KFI, KHJ, KF:CA, KRKD, KFSD, KGB. KVOE.

— Hymns of All Churches. KNX. —Unity Daily Word, KMPC. — Haven of Rent, KPAS. — Music, ILMTIL KFOX.

8:35-31unie, KRKD. 8:46-!,David Ha mm, K M.

—Stories Americo, Loves, KNX. —Robert Lee Johnson, KECA. —As the Twig Is Bent, KHJ. KFX31, KGB. KVOE.

— Dr. Wiseman, KGFJ. —Classified, KFOX. — Rev. Bennington. KGER. — National Farm and Home. KIND.

9—Bess Johnson, K11. — Kate Smith. KNX. *News. John B. Hughes, RFIJ, REX.M, KGB, KVOE.

*News. KMPC. HOER. KGFJ. —Breakfast Club, KFA'A. —Pop. Oreh., KFWB. — Melody Clock, KPAS. — Highland Park Baptist Church, FLAVIN.

— Daily Inspirational, KFA_0. —Sagebrush Serenade, KRKI). — Firebrands for Jesus. KFOX. — Waltz Time, KFVD.

9:415—Musle. KGER. 0:15—Bachelor's Children. AFL

—Big Sinter, KNX. —Victor Lindlahr, KHJ, KGB. —Elwood Gary. KECA. RFSD. —Lady Re Good. KIRIN'. — Milady Speaks, KPAS. *News. KMTR, KFVD. —Voice of Health, RE AC.

ICGF.1. KFXM. s-March Ahead of Time, KGER —Star Parade, KVOE.

11:31)*Nevni, KFI. KFWB. —Romance of Helen Trent, KNX.

—Norma Young. RAJ. — Here's to the Ladles, KF;CA. — Family Bible, KMPC. — Homespun Harmonies. KPAS. — W. B. Record, KMTR. —Classical Music. KFAC. — Music. MIKE). — Waltz Time. KGF.1. —Through Fe minine Eyes, KFXM.

*Helen Hiett, KIND. —Ben Sweetland, KGB. —Dr. Richardson. REVD. —Radio Reihni. KGER. — Musical Portraits. KVI1E.

9:15— What's Doing. KFI. —Our Gal Sunday, KNX. —Vance & Lila, KFA'A. K IND.

KFWB, KNITR. KFOX. *News. KNIPC. KKK!). —Charm Cottage, KPAS. —Tall Philosopher. KFAC. —Full Gospel, KGER. — Dick W Heren. KFXM, KGB. —Civic Interest, KVOE. — Here Comes the Parade. REVD.

10—Apies While, KEI. —Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX. *Baukliage Talking. KE('A, K PSI).

*News. KILL KFXM. KPAS, EGJEJ, REDX, KGER, KA0E.

-4:14. Davies. 1LEWB.

10:06—Full Gospel, KGER. 10:15—Rhythmaires. K U.

— Woman in White. KNX. —Orphans of Divorce. [MCA, RFS1).

—Helen Holden, KHJ. KVOE, —Pop. Orch., KFWB. *News, KMTR. —yesterday's Eavoriten, R MS. —Voice of Health. KGFJ. —Talk, KRKI). —Organ. KFOX. —Kingdom Within. KGER.

KFXM. — Molly Morse, KGB.

10:30—MIrandy's Garden Patch, KFI. —Vic and Sade. KNX. —Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, KECA. KFSD.

—Unscheduled, KHJ. KFX111, KGB, KVOE.

— Music, KFWB. KGFJ. *News, KMPC. KFAC. — Meet Priscilla Alden, KPAS. — Floyd B. Johnson, KMTR. —P.-T. A., KRKD. —Organ, KFOX. —Sunshine Pastor. KGER. —Union Rescue Mission, KFVD.

10:45—Dr. Kate, KFI. *Jane Endicott, Reporter, KNX. —John's Other Wife. KECA, RFS1).

*News. KECA, KFWB,— Eddie Albright, KHJ. —Song Shop, KMPC. — Dr. Lovell. KMTR. —Congregational Church, KFAC —Vera Morris. KEOX. —Your Date with Don Norman, — KFXM, KGB. —America Calling. KIND. *Monitor News, KVOE.

10:50—Musie. KRKD.

HEAR CHEF MILANI "Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More" KMPC -11:00 A. M.

11 —Light of the World. KUL —Bright Horizon. KNX. *Cedric Foster, KHJ. KGB. KVOE.

—Just Plain Bill, KECA. KFSD. —Al Jarvis, KFWB. —Chef Milani. WRFC. *News, liPAS, KGFJ, KGER, KFVD.

— Dr. L. T. Talbot. KMTR. — Les Adams. RE M'.

'KMTR KFI KECA KHJ KFVD KFSG KGFJ KFXFA KFAC KGER TFFSDTKIAPCTKIEVTKFWiTKNX aF0 KFOXTKG8TKVOE 5701-640/-790T 930-T1020T 1150 1240 TI3301-1390-T 600 710 870 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490 — Music. FIBRIL — Melody Cruise, KFOX. —Pop. Orch.. KFXM.

II:OS —Music As You Like It, KPAS. 11:15—Guiding Light, RI'!.

—Aunt Jenny's Stories, KNX. —V. Lopez Orch., FCF:CA, KIND —Colonial Network Orch., KILL RENA.

— Lost Empire, KPAS. — Music, KtiFJ. —Good Neighbor, KGER. —Pulpit Highlights. KGB, — Musical Album. REVD. — Federated Women's Clubs, KVOE.

11:30—Valiant Lath,. R11. —Fletcher Wiley, KNX. —Into the Light, KF:CA, REN D — Market Place, KILL —Beauty Counselor, KMPC. —Pasadena Independent, KPAS. *News, KMTR, KRFC1). KFOX. —Polly Patterson, KFAC. —Billy Bargain, KFXM. —U. S. Naval Academy Band, KGB, KVOE.

—Pianos, KFVD. 11:45—Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

AFL — Kate Hopkins, KNX. —Naval Academy Band. KHJ. *News. KECA, REND. — Hits and Bits, KMPC. —Lern Listen to, KPAS. —Volney James, KMTR. — Music, KGFJ, KGER, KFXM. — Matamoros, Pianist, KRKD. — Dapper Dan. KFOX. —Violet Schram. KFVD.

12— Farm Reporter, KFI. —The Man 1 Married, KNX. *Broadway News, KHJ. —Unscheduled, KECA. KIND. —Al Jarvis, KFWB. — War Service Bureau, KMPC. — Mail Box No. 11-10, KPAS. — Music, KMTR. KRKD. KFOX. —Strike l'p the Band, KFAC. *News, KGF.1, KGER, KGB. KVOE.

—singin' Sam, KFXM. —Editor of the Air, KFVD.

12:05—Music, KGER. 12:15*Knox Manning, News, KNX.

— Ma Perkins. M I. —Homemakers' Club. KHJ. *News. 1131PC. KFOX, KFX111. —Radio News Reel, KMTR. — Midnight Mission, KGFJ. —The Poet Dreams. KGER. — Mutual Goes Calling, KGB, KVOE.

12:30—Pepper Young's Family. /EFL —Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne, KNX.

—Peter Potter, BM W'. KF WB. RPAS, KFAC.

MONDAY Program Highlights Morning Program, Appear in I,Ightfo• •• A ltoripmp and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety :00—Johnny Murray. KFI. s:15--Art Baker. EFL 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX. I :00—Chef Milani. KMPC. 11:30—Ma rket Place, KHJ. 1:16—Club Matinee, KECA. 4:00—Art Baker's Notebook,

RE!. 4:15—('hef Milani, KECA-

KEN!). 4:15—Here's Morgan, KHJ-KGIL

KFXM-KVOE, 8:30—Spotlight Bands. KHJ-

KGILKI AM-RVOE. 1:00—Monday Merry-IM-Round,

KECA-RFSD. 7 :30—Jimmie KECA-

KIND. S:00—Amon '0' Andy. KNX. 11:15-1.iim and Abner, /1:30 —(My Nineties limoe. KNX. 1 I :00--Lamplighter, KELL

Drama 6:00-1.1ix Radio Theatre, KNX. 7:30—Cthaleade of America,

KFI. 7:30—Lone Ranger, KI1J-KGR-

RFX31-11111E. 7 :30— Biondi'', KNX. 8:15—Irene Rich, KECA-KFSD, 8:30—Hawthorne House, KEI. 0:30-1 lAne a Mystery. KECA-

K IND. 9:00-1 Was There, KNX.

9:30—Hollywood Showcase, RNX.

Quiz Programs 8:00-11r, 1. Q.. Krt. 0:30—Double or Nothing. KI1J-

KIVE-KFAM-KGB.

0 11is /main g Music 1:00—Theme and Variations,

— KILI-KGB-KFNM-KVOE. :00 —Classic Hour, RI CA. 3:30—Frank l'arker, KNX. 5:30—‘oice of Firestone, KFI. 7:00 —Contented Program. FIFI. 7:15—Masters Hour, KMPC, 8:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. 8:00--Pleasare Time, Kn. 8:15—Lanny Ross, KNX. 9:00—Teleplione Hour, RI'!. 10:00--Lucky Lager Dance Time.

10:30—Eastside Dance Tonite, KFWB.

10:45--Maisterworks, KNX. 11 :00—Phillinrmonia. KECA.

Public .1 Hairs 8:30—Bill of Rights. K3ITR,

Sports—Comment 8:00—Sports Page, KMPC, 6:15--Sports Roundup. KECA. 10:15—Bowling Notes, KFW11.

— Music, ILSITIL KGFJ. KGER. —'Jimmie's Saddle Pals, KRKD. —Kitchen Garden, KFOX. —Lester Huff, Organ, KFXM. KGB.

—Gospel in Song. KFVD. —Have 'You Read? KVOE.

12:45—Vie and Sade. AFL — Women of Courage. KNX.

KFWB. —Luncheon Music. ETAS.

KFA(. —- I'. S. Marines. KGFJ. —Science of Mind. KFOX. —Pop. Oreh., Kr:CM. —King Bard Presents, KGB. KVOE.

—Violet Schram, KFVD.

—Ittackmtage Wife, RE!.di —Stepmother, KNX.

—Arthur Tracy, Street Singer,

—TithleXA e. and Variations, W U, • REXM. KGB, KVOE. —Jubilee, KF WB. —Peter Potter, KMPC. *News, FCMTIL ILGE.I. EGER,

— Mli eFIL.Di; Moods. KPAS. —Science of Mind. REAC.

KRKI). — Matinee Melodies, KFON. —Ann Gibson. K IND.

1:05—Officials on Parade. KGER. 1:15—Stella Dallas. KFI.

— Myrt And Marge. KNX. —Club 'Matinee, RECA. K M). —Sergei Mahnsky. KPAS. — Mental Science, KMTR. —Naval Recruiting, KFAC. — Meet the Rand, KGFJ. —sahatore Santaelia. KRKD. —Classified, KFOX. — Moods in Music, KIND.

1:20—Bits of Hits, KGER. 1:30—Lorenzo Jones, KFL

—School of the Air, K.NX. —Johnson Family. RH.), KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Hazel Scott, KFWB. *News, KMPC. —House of MacGregor, KPAS. — Music, KMTR, KRKD. —Songs of Faith, KFAC. —Christian Science. KFOX. —Spaninh Trio. KGER. — Hawaiian Music. KFVD.

1:45—Young Kidder Brown, Kn.

— Miniatures in Melody, KMPC. —Today's Almanac. KPAS. *Hooke Carter, KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

RKFG0Fx../..

— M- axine Saunter. REND. —Vocal Varieties, KFVD.

1:55*News. KFA'A.

1I— When a Girl 31arries, fa —Classic Hour, RFA'A. *News. William Winter, JENS. —Short Shorts, K11.1, BE M!. KGB, RVOE.

—Pop. (tech., RFD'S. —Finite Time. &WPC. — Musical Matinee. KPAS. —11 onian's florid. IRMTE. —Classieal Music, KFAC. —Race Resume. KRKI), —South American Munk% KFOX *News. KGER. — Music hy Hmero, FUND. — Music Has, RI ND.

2:05—Mosic, KGEFL FER MI. 2:15--Portia Faces Life. RE!.

—Road of Life. KNX. —1'11 Find My Way, KHJ. KVOE.

—Legion Auxiliary. KFAC. —Civic, KFOX. —Pop. Orch.„ KFXM, *News. KIND. —Organ, RFNII.

2:30*News, KI1J, KINVIL KRKD, KFX31, KGB. KVOE.

— We. the Ablxitts, RI'!. —The O'Neills, KNX. —Poet's Hill, FEMPC. —Nilotic, RE M'. — Western Songs, KFON. —George Strange, KliKR. —House in the Country, KIND. —Romantic Rhythm. KFVD.

2:45—Mary Marlin, KFI. —Scattergood Raines. KNX. —Bookworm, KI M KGB. HAVE —Port of Hope, KFWB. *News. KMPC, KFVD. —Let's Play Bridge. KPAS. I. Newton Yates, Organ.

— Music, KRI M. Spotlight. REXM.

...Wass' Vas Dyes, A VIV.

MARCH 22, 1942 RADI O LIFE PAGE 21 MONDAY LOGS

3—Right to Happiness, K11. —Dave Lane. Songs, KNX. —Between the Bookends, KECA. KIND.

*News. KFOR, KPAS. KGFJ, KGER.

—710 ChM, IIMPC. — Mimic. KMTR. KFAC. — McIntire Hawaiians. KRKD. —Prayer. News, J. Richards Orch.. KHJ, KGB. KVOE.

—.Ministerial Alliance. M ANI. —Slagle and News. KFOX. —Pop. Favorites. KFVD.

3:15—Lone Journey, KV!. — Mary Counselor. KNX. — What's Doing, KECA.

KVIVIL —- Program Reporter. KPAS. —Symphony. KFAC. — Music and News. KFOX. —J. Richards Orrh.. K AM. —Public Service. KFSD.

3:20—Munic, KGER. 3:30*News. FIRKIL

..--Against the Storm. }CFI. —Frank Parker. Songs. KNX. —Unclassie Hour, KECA. —Treasury Presents. KHJ. —Some Like It Hot. KPAS. —Piano. KMTR. —Concert Time. KGFJ. —Trading Post. KFXM. —Listening Time. KIND. —Off the Record. KGB. —Bargain Counter, KVOE.

3:35—Music, KRI M. 3:45— Win-a-Bond. KFI.

—The World Today. KNX. — Musical Matinee. KHJ. —Pop. °reit., KFWB. —Isle of Make Relieve. KPAIR. —SanteeIla Ens., KMTR. —Junior College Drama. KGER. —Good Afternoon, Soldier. KFXM.

—Children in War Time. KIND. *Monitor News, KGB. —Rhumba Music. KFVD.

3:50*News. 3:55—Forest Lawn. KHJ.

— Miracles of Faith. KGB.

4—Art Baker's Notebook, KFI. 4-Art Second Mrs. Burton. KNX. *News, Fulton Lewis. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

*News. KECA. KMTR. KGFJ. KFOX.

— Don Milligan, KFWB. — Waltz Time, KMPC. — Do Vou Remember? KPAS. — Music. KRI M. —Castle Trio. KFSD. —Piano. KIND.

4:15—Voung Dr. Malone. KNX. *News. KIND. —Chef Milani, KECA. KFSD.

Morgan. KH.J. KFXM. KGR, K1 OR.

—I.yman Smith. KMTR. --Vernon Steele. KFAC. —Tea Time. KGFJ.

ovieland Quiz, KRKD. . B. .1. C. Music. KGER. amborce. c‘FOX.

4:2S*News. KILL KGB. KFXM. KVOF..

4:36—Concert and Danre. KFI. —Nancy Divan. KNX. —Capt. Jack. KILL —10-2-4 Minch. KECA. *News. H MI% *Music. News. KED & —Fairy Tales. KPAS. — Music, ISSITE. KRKD. —Civil Service Interview, KVA(' — Memnry Time. KGFJ. — Dr. Philip Lovell. KFXM. *New. Here and Abroad.

—1'. S. 0.. KGB. —Tea Time. FCIEVD. —Prophecy Speaks. KGER. —Aristocrats. KVOE.

4:35—KGB Presents. KGB. 4:45*News. KNX. KRKD.

*The spectntor, KEE —Flying Patrol. KECA. — Music Depreciation, KHJ. KGB. KVOE.

—Stuart Hamblen. KEW'S.

—Take It Easy, KMPC. —Untie Jack, KPAS. — Music, KFAC. KFXM. —Concert Orch., FUND.

5—Don Winslow, RFT. 5—Don Drake. KNX.

*Broadway News, FULL —Twilight Tales. KECA. —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. — What's New? FIMPC. *News, KFAC. KGER. KFX51, KFSD.

— Hasp You Heard? KPAS. — Dr. Davies. KMTR. —Songs of the Saddle. KRKD. —Sunshine Pastor. KFOX. —Talk o' the Tinto., KGB. —Evening Serenade. KFID. —Classified, RIDE.

5:05—Latin flour. KGER. 5:15*Newit. IFIECA. KMPC. KIND.

—Bridge Club. KFI. —Orphan Annie. KIIJ, KFX.M, KGB. KVOE.

—4'rimson Trail. KPAS. — Music. HE M'. —Flying Patrol. KIND.

5:30—Voice of Firestone. KFI. *News of the Vi arid, KECA, FUND.

*Harry Flannery. KNX. —('apt. Midnight, RAJ, [U LM. KGB. KVOE.

—Uncle Harry. III5IPC. *News. KMTR. — Memories at Eventide. KPAS. — Whoa Bill Club. KFAC. ltace KRKD.

— Musical Cocktail. REON. —Serenade. REVD.

5:45*Garred, News. KNX. *News, KRKD. —Tom Mix. KECA, KFSD. —.lack Armstrong. KH.I. KFX.M. KGB. KVOE.

—Bing Sings. KPAS. KMTR.

—Ross Enterprise, KEOX. —90-90 Club. KENT).

5:55*Davis, News. KNX.

6—Dr. I. Q.. KFI. —1.11x Radio Theatre. KNX. —Jimmy Starr. KECA. *News. Gabriel Heatter, RAJ. KGB.

*News. KFWB. HPAS, KFOX. KGER, KFXM.

—Irwin Allen. KMTR. —Sports Page. KMPC. —51hisic for Everyone. KFAC. —Italian Melodies. KGFJ. —Concert, KRKD. —on With the Dance. KFSD. —Serenade. KIND. —Orange County News, HIDE.

:05—Musie. KFXM. 8:10—Snortlight parade, KFOX. 6:1h*News. KILL KIND. KGB.

KVOE. —Snort. Roundup. KECA. —Strolling Around. KFWB. —Radio News Reel. KMTR. —B. Selvin Orch.. —Snortsliner. —Dinner Mnsic. KFOX. —Frank E. Force. HOER. —Pop. (Writ— KFXM. — Musk by White. Rpm).

6:303IrNews. Kil. KMPC. — Mimi, by Sweeten. KECA. —Spotlight Bands. KILL KFXM. WGF1. KVOE.

—Plano Paintings. KFWB. —Pay Day. KMTR. —Dinner Music. KPAS. —Fannie Reinhart. KGF.I. — Musk. HOER. —For America. We sing. K II) •• 11,eir. D ance.

6:15—Somphrinie swing. Rif. — Miss Meade'. Children, KILL KVOE.

—Pap. Orch.. — Ed Bobbin. KMTR. —Native Son. KMPC. — Mimic. KRKD. —Strictly for Sportsmen. KFOX —Organ. KFXM. —KGB Presents, KGB.

0:55—Toast to America's Allies, KGB.

.7 —Carnation Contented Program. KFI.

*Rayniond Gram Swing, KILL KFX3I, KGB. 100E.

—F. Martin Oreb.. KNX. — Monday Merry-Go-Round. KECA, KESIL

—Uncle Sam Speaks. KE WB. Tom. KS1CC.

—S- unset Serenade. Kl'AS. *News. KMTR, KGER. KRKD —Floyd A. Allen, KFAC. —Spanish Roue. KGFJ. —Daily Bread. KFOX.

7:05—Pop. Orch.. KFWB. —American Jewish Hour, KGER.

7:15—Acme Beer. KHJ. — Master's Hour. KSIPC. —Listener's Digest. KPAS. — Music. KMTR. —Three Quarter Time. KRKD. --Von Can't DO Business With Hitler. KFXM.

— Meet the Band, KFOX. — W. Johnson Orch.. KGB. —U. S. Army, KVOE.

7:20—Editor Sneaks. KHJ. 7 :30—Cav abode of America

—Blondle. KNX. —Jimmie Fidler. KECA, HYSD. —Lone Ranger. FCHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*News, KFWB. —Dr. A. U. Michelson, KMTR. — Wings Over the West. KFAC. — Do You Know?. KRKD.

KFOX. 7:45*N- ews, FLECA, KFAC.

*News. Robert Arden, KFWB. KFOX.

—Talk, Music. KPAS. —Evangelistic. KING. —Album of Liberty. KIND.

8—Fred Waring, KY!. —Amos 'n' Andy. KNX. — Don't You Believe It. KECA. —This. Our America, FULL KFXM. KGB. KVOE. KFWB.

*News. KMPC. KGFJ. KGER. _.1, Frsnk Burke. Commentator. KPAS.

— Music. KMTR. —Evening Concert. KFAC. —Edward Tomlinson. KFSD. —Variety Show. AVON.

f1:05—Sipanish Hour. KGER. 3:15—Litm nod Abner. AFL

—Lanny Ross, Songs. KNX. — Gene Rich. KECA. KFSD. —*Oar Parade. xstpc, — Music. KGF.I. *Story Behind the News. KFWB.

8:30—Hawthorne House. EFL —Gay Nineties Revue. KNX. —I Love a Mystery. KECA. KFSD.

— Double or Nothing. A M. KFXM. KGB. KVOF..

Moderne, KMPC. —Bill of Rights. KMTR. —Pasadena J. C.. KPAS. —Remember Pearl Harbor. KG!'.!.

—Judge Gardner. KFOX. *News. KING.

11:35—F.vangelistic. KESIF. 11:45—Danny EERY,. KFWB.

—Fares and Pince.. AMPC. — Mimic. ROE.!.

11:55*News. Jny. VENN'. —

9 —Telephone

Hour, K Y!. —t Was There. KNX. *News. FULL KGFJ. HOER. KFX5I, KGB. KVIVE.

—Trite or False. KECA. KFSD. Can't no Business With

Hitler. KFW11. —Spotlight on Rhythm. KPAS. —Peter Potter. KMPC. —rloyd Johnson, KMTR. — Evening Conrert. KTAe. —Church of Christ. KFOX.

9:05—Greek Gospel Hour. KGER. 9:15*News. Tinney, FC11.1. KGB,

KVX51. KVOE. —Poo. Greif.. KFWB. — Wintergartlen. KPAS. — Music, KG!'.!. *News. KFOX.

9:30—P. Martin Music. M I.

ood shop case. KS X. *Erskine Johnson (Thrifty), KE('A.

*Fulton Lewis. A M, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*News, KFWB, KMTR. KFSG. KFSI).

—Sour Favorite Rand, KPAS. —-California State Guard. KGFJ. — Music, KGER. — Maurice Johnson. KFOX.

9:35—Gospel Accordians. KFSG. 9:45*News. Rodriguez IL Suther-

land. KECA. —0. Tucker Oreh., KILL KGB. —Rustic !IMO!. KF WB. —Robert Brooks, KMTR. *News. KPAS. —Sainte to America's Allies, KFXM.

—Army Transcription. KFOX. —On With the Dance, ILFSD. —Let's Dance. KVOE.

9:50 -0. Tucker Orch.. KFXM.

10—R. Wilde Orch., KE('A. RFS!).

*Richfield News. 1/11. *Garred. News, KNX. *Continuous Newsreel. KHJ. —Boxing Matches. KMPC. — Monday Presents, KPAS. — Music. KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

*News. KGFJ, —Southern Singers. KFSG. —George Bacon. KGB. - Teagarden Orch.. KVOE, KFX5I.

10:10—Modern Theater. HOER.

10:15*Manchester Roddy, KFI. —Songtime. KNX. —Bowling Notes, KFWB. —Lamplighter, Music, KVA& —B. Merit] (tech., KMTR. —Carter Wright. KliFJ. —Dr. Happiness, KFSG.

10:30*Inside the News (Thrifty Drug). Krt.

—C. Thornhill Orch.. KECA. liFSD.

— Eastside Dance Tonite, kFWB. *News. KMPC, KFSG. —In the Still of the Night. KPAS.

— Music, KMTR. —Samuel'. Family, KGFJ. —Government Gambol, KGER. —J. Joy Orch.. KVOE, KGB. --Sportslight, KFXM.

10:15—Melody Trio. KFSG. 10:45—E. Stoker Music. Kr!.

— Masterworks. KNX. —4'. Kennedy Trio. KNIT. —N. Bondshii Orch.. KFXM, KGB.

10:55—Nothing But Praise, KFI.

11—Philharmonia, KECA. —Lamplighter KHJ. *News. Manning, HISX. *News. KFI. KGFJ. —Eastside Dance Tonite, KF WB. — War Service Bureau. KMPC. —Compinsky Concert. KMTR. — Music. KPAS. KFSG, KFOX. —Lucky Lager Dance Time. — KFAC. —R. ('rushy Orch.. KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

—This Moving World. KFSD. 11:05—Memory Melodies. KMPC. 11:15-0. Nelson Oral— KFI.

— W. Hatch Orch.. KNX. —B. Crosby Orch.. KHJ. — Music. KMTR, KGFJ. —Drama. KFSG. —Somerset House iriann. KFXM. —Organ. KFSD. "

11:30—Prelude to Midnight. KNX. —J. T den M. A., KELL KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

—Best in Mimic. KFWB. *News, KMPC. KMTR. KFSG. — Music to Remember, KPAS. — Dance Tunes, KGFJ.

11:35—Moonlight Reveries. KMPC. —John Vitnno, KFSG.

II ,fl *New'.. K 1 -,/eNews, K'.\. KF WB. SPAS.

Barrymore Battle (Cwinntierl frmit Page 16)

during preparation for the Vallee broadcast, John ô f f ered Diana two or three suggestions. All three were receptive to the ideas of Pro-ducer Dick Mack, who halted John's reading of a "Julius Caesar" excerpt to offer emphasis. Everyone on the rehearsal stage held his breath to see how Barry-

more would take any suggestion on Shakespeare.

John raised an attentive head from his script, turned around, and said to Mack: "I think you're right!"

Lionel sits in rehearsal with a benign expression and a courteous reply for any questionF---not at all like the crabbed old doctor in the Kildare series. It is not gener-ally known that he is quite an artist and has hung his etchings

in his home. John, too, claims an artistic flair and is said to have been catapulted into acting when fired as a newspaper artist.

The bent, it seems, has come down into the next generation, for when a sudden break came in rehearsal, all three Barrymores were caught drawing on their script papers. John was sketching himself —it should go without saying —in profile.

* * !EEC*, 7 p.m

Thurs.

TUESDAY, March 24 * I nd Neu. l r od ,.I -Dr. Clem Davies. KF WB.

-Hi Mom, KMPC, -Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, KMTR.

- Midmorning Serenade, KFAC. -Paddock Flashes. KRKD. , -Serenade. KFVD.

14AV Ett OF REST

8:30 A. IL su m. ! MU Inf.

KPAS kt

0 -Johnny Murray, KFI. 0 -Rita Murray, KNX. - Musical Clock, KECA. -Breakfast Club, KHJ. KFXM. KFSD. KGB. KVOE.

-Pop. Orch.' KFWB.. -Andy and Virginia. KMPC. -Spanish Hour, KMTR. -Country Church, KFAC. *News, KGFJ, HEI M KGER. KPAS.

- Music, KRKD. .--Stuart Hamblen, KFVD. -Soul Patrol, KGER.

8:15-Unscheduled, KFI. -Your Neighbor, KNX. -Breakfast Club. KECA. - Markets and Sports, KMPC. -Breakfast Serenade, KGFJ. - Dr. Lovell, KFOX.

KGER. -Sunshine Service, KFX.M. -Good Cheer, KFSD.

8:30*News, KFI, KHJ. KECA, KRKD. KFSD, KGB, KVOE.

- Hymns of All Churches. KNX. -Unity Daily Word. KMPC. ...Haven of Rest, KPAS. - Medlin' Tom, KFAC. - Hodge Podge, KFOX,

8:35-Music, KRKD. 8:45-David Harum. KFI.

-Stories America Loves, KNX. -Robert Lee Johnson, KECA. -As the Twig Is Bent, RAJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

- Mildred Lager. KFAC. - Dr. Wiseman, KGFJ. -Classified. KFOX. -Rev. Bennington, KGER. -National Farm and Home. - KFSD.

99—Bess Johnson, KFI. -Kate Smith, KNX. *John B. Hughes, KILL KFX311. KGB, KVOE.

.-Breakfast Club. KECA. -Pop. Ont... KFWB. *News, KMPC. KGFJ, KGER. .--Melody (lock. KPAS. -Christian American Crusade, KMTR.

Inspirational. KFAC. -Sagebrush Serenade, KRKD. .-Firebrands for Jesus, KFOX. - Waltz, KFVD.

0:05-Music, KGER. 9:15-Bachelor's Children, KFI.

-Big Sister, KNX. -Victor tindlahr. KHJ. KGB. - Sing Crosby, - Lady Be Good, KMPC. *News, KMTR. KFVD. - Milady Speaks. KPAS. .-Voice of Health. KFAC.

KGF.11. KFXM. .-March Ahead of Time, KGER. -Jimmy Blair RPM!). -Vilvat the Bible Teaches. - KVOE.

8:30-Romance of Helen Trent, KNX.

*News, AFL KFWB. - Here's, to the Ladies, KECA. -Normd Young, KILL - W. B. Record. KMTR. -Family Bible, KMPC. - Homespun Harmonies. H MS. - Music. KFAC, KRKD. -Radio Revival, KGER. -Through Feminine Eyes. - KFXM. *Helen Hiett, News. K M). -Ben Sweetland, KGB. - Dr. Richardson. KFVD.

11:45- What's Doing, K n. -Our Gal Sunday. KNX. -Family Doctor. KECA. -Lotto Noyes and Music, KFWB.

*News, K31PC. KRKD. -Charm Cottage. KPAS. - Music, KMTR. KFOX. -Tall Philosopher. KFAC. - Full Gospel, KGER. - Marine Band, KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

- House Next Door, KFSD. -Here Comes the Parade. KFVD.

10- Agnes White, K M -Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX. *News, KFIJ. KPAS, KGFJ KFOX. KGER. KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

*Bankhage Talking, KECA. KFSD.

10:05-Full Gospel, KGER. 10:15-Rhythmaires. KFI.

- Woman In White. KNX. -Helen Holden, RAJ. KVOE. -Orphans of Divorce, KECA. KFSD.

-Pop. Orch., 111,5313. -Yesterday's Favorites. KPAS. *News, KMTR. -Voice of Health. KGFJ. -Talk, KRKD. -Bernard Jensen, KFOX. - Helen Markham. KGER. - Music, KFXM. -Diets for Defense. KGB.

10:30-Mirandy's Garden Patch. KF1 -Vic and Slade, KNX. -Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. KECA, KFSD.

-Unscheduled. RAJ. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

*New, KMP(, KFAC. - Meet Priscilla Alden, KPAS. -Floyd B. Johnson, KMTR. - Mamie, KGFJ. -Voice of Government, KRKD. -Organ, KFOX. -Sunshine Pastor KGER. -Union Rescue Mission, KFVD.

10:46-Dr. Kate, - Mary L e Taylor, KNX. -John's Other Wife, KECA. KFSD.

-Eddie Albright. KHJ. *News, KECA, KFWB. KRKD. -Song Shop, KMPC. - Music, KMTR. -Congregational Church, KFAC. -Your Date with Don Norman. KFXM. KGB.

- Marion Randall. KIND. *Monitor News, KVOE.

10:50-Musle, KRKD.

HEAR CHEF MILANI "Dinner for 4,

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

11 -Light of the World, K n. -Bright Horizon, KNX. -Just Plain Bill, KECA. RFS!) -Clinic Forum. KHJ. -Al Jan Is, KFWB. .-.Chef Milani, 1151PC. -Pasadena News. KPAS. - Dr. Talbot. KMTR. - IRS Adams, KFAC. *News, KGF.1. KGER. KFVD. - Music, FERRI). - Melody Cruise. KFOX.

Orch.. KFXM. - Heaven on Earth. K M/.

KIPP KFI KRA K Hi KFV13 KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER TFFSD T KIAPC TKIEV TKFWITTKNX RFD T KFOY-T-KGB TKVOE 5701-640 1-790 T 936-Tio2oT i --"--1240 T1330-7-4 1300-Y-4 600 710 610 960 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

*Cedric Foster. KVOE. KGB. 1.1:05-Music As You Like It, KPAS. 11:15 -Guiding Light. Krt.

-Aunt Jenny's Real Life Stories, KNX.

-U. S. Army Band, AI WA. KIND.

-Lost Empire. KPAS. - Music, KliF.1, KF'VD. -Good Neighbor, KGER. -Colonial Network Orch.. KFX31., KGB, KVOE.

11:30-Valiant Lady, K n. - Fletcher Wiley, KNX. -Into the Light, KECA, -School of the Air, KHJ. KGB.

-Denny Shane. KMPC.-Pasadena Independent, KPAS *News, KMTR, KFOX. -Polly Patterson. KFAC. -city Dwellers. KGF.1. -Billy Bargain, KFXM. -Pianos, KFVD. -Civic, KVOE.

11:40-Music, KFOX. 11:45-Arnold Grimm's Daughter.

KFI. - Kate Hopkins, KNX. *News. KECA. KFSD. -Carnation Bouquet, KHJ. - Hits and Bits, KMPC. .-Let's Listen to, KPAS. -Volney James, KMTR. - Music, KGF.1. KFXM. KFOX. - Matamoros, Piano, KRKD.

K -Lest We Forget, GER. -Violet Schram. KFVD. -School of the Air, KVOE.

11 -Farm Reporter, KFI IL -Man I Married, ANT *Broadway News, KHJ -Unseheduled. KECA. KFSD. -Al Jarvis. KFIVR. - War Service Bureau, KMPC. - Mail Box No. 11-10, KPAS. - Music., KMTR. KRKD. -Strike Up the Band, KFAC. *News. KGFJ. KGER. KGB. KVOE.

-Tin Pan Alley. KFOX. -Singin' Sam. KFXM. -Editor of Air, KFVD.

12:I5-Ma Perkins, KFL *News. KNX. KMPC, KFOX, KFXM.

- Homemaker's Club, KHJ. -Newsreel. KMTR. -Civil Service. KGER. -KGB Presents, KGB. -Luncheon Music, KFVD. -Luncheon Dance. KVOE.

12:30-Pepper Voting's Family, KFI, --Joyce Jordan, KNX. -Unscheduled. KECA, KFSD. *News, KFWB. KPAS, KFAC. -Peter Potter. KNIPC. - Music, KMTR. KGFJ. KGElt. --Jimmie's Saddle Pals. KAKI). -Garden School. KFOX.

KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

1

TUESDAY Program Highlights Morning•Programs Appear in Lightfaro Ty1c Ariel-1,0,m and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Variety 8:00-Johnny Murray, KFI. 9:00-Kate Smith. KNX. 11:0o-Chef Milani. KMPC. 1:15-Club Matinee, KF:CA. 3:15-Voice of Broadway, KNX. 1:00-Art Baker's Notebook,

KFI. 1:15-Here's Morgan, 1111J-

KGB-KVOE-KFX,31. 0:00-Bu ms and Allen, KV!. 6:30-Fibber McGee. KFI. 6:30-Spotlight Bands, KHJ-

KGR-KFXM-KVOIK :90-Bob Hope. KFI. :30-Red Skelton. KFI. R:00-Anios 'n' Andy, KNX. 8:00-Three Ring Time, KECA. 8:15-1mm and Abner, KFI. A:30-Johnny Presents, K n. 9:00-Duffy's Tavern, KNX, 9:30-Bob Burns, KNX. 10:00-Cogat Rhumba Revue,

KECA-KFSD,

Drama 6:00-Second Husband, KNX. 11:30-Are Vim a Missing Heir?

KNX. 8:30-The Shadow. KHJ. 9:00-Adventures of the Thin

Man, KF1,

Quiz Programi 5:30-Treasure' Chest. ' 8:00- What's My Name? KHJ-

KFX51-KIVE. 8:30-Information Please, KECA 9:30-Battle of Sexes. AFT.

Outstanding iIusic 2:00-Classic Hour, RECA. 6:30 -Symphony. KECA-IXFSD '7:15-Masters Hour. FC3IPC. 8:00-Evening Concert, KFAC. /1:90-Pleasure Time, Krt. 111:15-Lanny Ross, KNX. 10:00-1,neky Lager Dance Time

RE M'. 10:30-Eastside Dance Tonite,

10:43-31asterworks. KNX. 11:00-Philharmonia. KECA.

Public A f fairs 4:45 -Your Government Reports.

RFI. 6:30-Report to Nation, KNX.

Sports—Comment 6:00-Sports Page, KMPC. 6:15 -Sports Roundup. KECA. 7:45-Inside of Sports. KHJ-

KGB-KVOE-KFXM. 10:16-Bowling Notes, KFWB.

1

- loin t Schram, KFVD. 12:46-Vic and Seth., KFI.

- Woman of Courage. ANT. -Airliners, K M. -Luncheon Music, KPAS.

KFAC, KFXM. -- Story of Wool, KGF.I. -You Can't Do Business with Hitler, KGER.

12 :55*Nen s. M U. KY OR, 1-Backstage Wife, ILF1. -Stepmother. 11XX - Mutual Goes Calling, BILL KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

-Siesta Time, KECA. -Jubilee, KFWB. -Peter Potter, KMPC. - Melodic Moods, KPAS. *NKerwvsp..KMTR. 1EGFJ. KGER,

-Science of Mind, KFAC. - Music. K M). KFOX. -String Trio, KFOX. -Ann Gibson. KIND.

1:03-Officials on Parade. KGER. 1:15-Stella Dallas, KFI.

-Myrt and Marge, KNX. -Club Matinee. IFIECA. KFSD. -Sergei Malaysky, KPAS. -3Iental Science, KMTR. -Treasury Star Parade, KFAC. - Meet the Band. KGFJ. -Salvatore Santaelin. ARAB. --Classified, KFOX. - Moods in M USIC, KFVD.

1:20-Bits of Hits, KGER. 1:30-Lorenzo Jones, K M.

-School of the Air of the Americas, KNX.

-Johnson Family, K11.1, KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

.-Hollywood Boulevard QUIZ. KFWB.

*News, KMPC. - House of MacGregor, KPAS. - Music, KMTR. KRKD. -Songs of Faith, KFAC. *Christian Science Monitor Vie ws the News, KFOX.

--Spanish Trio. [(GER. - Hawaiian, KFVD.

1:45-Young Widder Brown. KFI. *Boake Carter. FULL KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

- H. Horlick Orch,, KFWB. - Miniatures in Melody, KMPC. -Today's Almanac, KPAS. - Music. KGFJ. *Nevis. Music, KRKD. -Blend of the Blues. KFOX. - Music City, KFVD.

1:55*News, KECA. RFSD.

2- Wben a Girl Marries, AFL * Winter, News. KNX. - Dine, Dance. KFIJ. -Classic Hour, KECA. -Pop. Oral., EFWB. - Fiesta, KMPC. - Musical Matinee. K -Classieal Music. KFA . - Woman's World, KMTR. *New., KGFJ. KGER, -Race Resume. KRKD. -South American Music. KFOX.

-President's Press Conference, KFX3I, KGB. KY OR.

- Music by De Mello, KFSD. - Music Boy, KFVD,

2:05-Music, KRKD, KVOE, KGB, KGER.

2:15-Portia Faces Life, K M. -Road of Life, KNX. -I'll Find My W ay. KHJ. KVOE,ol —r ristterson. KFAC.

-Civic, KG)".). KFOX. -Gospel Ir.chrwa. KGER. -Pop. Orch.. KFXM. *News. R PM!). -P. T. A.. K(at. -Organ, FVI),

2:30- We the Ahhotts. KFL -O'Neills. KNX. *News. KHJ. KRKD. KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

-Poet's Hill. K3IPC. -Salvation Army, -Songs of tbe West. KFOX. - B. Rand, KGER. -House in the Country. KFSD. -Romantic Rhythm. KFVD.

2:43-Mary Marlin. K n. -Scattergood Ra'nea. KNX. -Bookworm, Li4.1. KGB, KVOE.

-Mi. P. A. Concert, KF WB. *News, KMPC. KFVD. -Let's Play Bridge. Kl'AS. --J. Newton Yates. KFAC. - Music, KGF.1. KRKD. -Chit. Spotlight, KFXM. - Wayne Van Dyne, KFSD.

3—Right to Happiness, KFI.—Afternoon Dance. KNX. -Prayer, News. J. Richards

KHJ. KVOE. KGB.

MARCH 22, 1942 RADI O LIFE PAGE " TUESDAY LOGS —Between the Bookends, KECA, KIND.

*News, KERB, KPAS, KGFJ. KGER.

—7111 Club. KMPC. — Music, KFA(. KRK1). KMTR — Music and News. KFOX. —Rope Town, RE NM.

3:13-1.one Journey. K11. —Voiee of Broadway, KNX. — What'. Doing, KECA. —Program Reporter. KPAS. —Chun.11 of Realization, KSITR. —Sys's',bo y KFAC.

iFJ. ersiee. KIND.

3:20-- 1.ong Reach Band. KGER. 3,30—Again.t the Storm, KFl.

—Singing Neighbor, KS X. —Pasadena Reporting. KHJ. —Unclassic hour, KECA. — Mush'. KFV111. —some I.ike It !lot, KPAS. —Pianos, KMTR. - —Concert Time, KGFJ. *News. KRI M. —Trading Pint, KFXM. —Listening Time. KIND. —off the Record. KGB. —Bargain (Minter, KV(IF..

3:35—Mimic. KKK!). 3:45— Win-it-Hood. Kr!.

—The World Today, KNX, —Rhythm Ily: K11.1. —Pop. urn,. KFWB. —Isle of Make Rellese, KPAS. —Santaella Ensemble. KMTR. —Good Afternoon, Soldier, KFX1111.

—On With the Dance. KIND. *Monitor News. KGB.

A — Art linker's Notebook, K R. al —Second Mrs. Burton, KNX. — Easy Acist, KECA, KIND. *Fulten Lewis, K M. KNAM, KGB,. KVOE.

— Don Milligan, KFWB. — Waltz Time, KMPC. —Do Von Remember?, KPAS. *New., KMTR. KGFJ. KFOX. KGER.

—symphony, K I, A( '. — Music, KRI M. —Piano. K Fi It.

4:15—Voung Dr. Malone, KNX. —Here's Morgan. K11.1. KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Mr. Keen, .KECA. KIND. —Lyman Smith, KMTR.

RIA('. —Slosieland Quiz. KRK1). —Tea Time. KGF.1. —George Strange. KGER. —Jamboree. KFOX.

4:t5—Around the Ring. KHJ. KFXM, KV0E.

4:30—House Nest Door, KFI. —Nancy Dison. Shopping (.uide. KNX.

—Lest We Forget, KHJ. KGB.

—1.atin American Neighbors, KECA.

*Music and Ne ws. KFWB. *News. KSIP('. —Fairy Tales. KPAS.

KMTR. FERRI). —1.. A. City College. KFAC. — Memory Time. —Prophecy Speaks. KGER. —Pop. Orch, KFXM. —Youthful! Amateurs. RFS!). —Teat ime. REVD.

4:13--Vour Government Report.. ICF1. •

' *News, KNX. — Musk Depreciation, KH.1. KFXM. KGB, KVON:.

—Plying Patrol. KEl'A. —Stuart Hamblen. KFWB. —Take It Easy. KMPC. —Uncle Jack. KPAS. —Christion Science, KFAC. *News. KRI M.

4:30—Galen Drake. KNX.

5—Don Winslow, KFI. —Galen Drake, KNX. *Broadway News. KHJ. *Alvin Wilder. KECA. —Stuart Hamblen. KERB.

— What's New? KMPC. —Junior League, KPAS. —Dr. Davies, KMTR. *News, KFAC. KGIFJ. KFNM, KGER. KFS111.

—Songs of the Saddle. KKK!). —Sunshine Pastor, —Unscheduled, KGB. —Esening Serenade. KFVD. —Classified, KVOE.

:03-1.10 In Hour, KGER. 3:13—News Crier. KFI.

—Orphan Annie. KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

*News. KECA, KK K', KFVD. —Crimson Trail. KPAS. —Music. KFAC, KGFJ. —Flying Patrol, IFIFSD.

5:30—Horace Heidi Treasure Chest. KIl.

—Harry W. Flannery. KNX. --Capt. Midnight, KHJ. KIFNM. KGB. KVOE.

*Nen s of the World. KECA, KIND.

—Uncle Harry, KMPC. —Memories at Esentlde, KPAS. *Ness's. KMTR. — Whoa Bill Club, KFAC. —Sports Secrets, Kt:F.1. —Race Results, KIRK».

KFOX. —Serenade.

5:15 —lack Armstrong, KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*Sews, KNX. KRKD. —T Mk. KECA. KEN!). —Bing Sings, Kl'AS. —Music, KMTR. —Phil !Renwick. —Dick Ross. KFOX. —1/0-110 Club, KEY !).

6—Ifturox and Allen, KFI. —Second Husband. KNN. *News, W ailer. KIHJ. —Jimmy Starr, KF.CA. *News, KFWB, KPAS. KFOX, KGER, KFXM.

—Sports Page. KMPC. —Irwin Allen, KMTR. —Mimic for Everyone, KFAC.

Melodies, KGFJ. —Concert Mimic, KRI M —U. S. 0. News, KEN!). —Serenade, KY% D. —KGB Present.. KGB. —Orange Comity News, KVOF..

8:03—Safety Talk. KIND. 6:10—Sports. KFOX. 8:15—Sports Roundup, KECA.

*News. KHJ. KFXM. KFVD, KGB, KS OE.

—Strolling Around. KFWB. —Radio News Reel. KMTR. —B. Sell'10 llrnhi.. KS1PC. —Sportgliner, KPAS. — Music, KGER, KFOX. —Mimic by White. KIND.

0:3o—Fibiser McGee and Molly, KFI.

—Report to the Nation. KNX. —Spotlight Bands. KI M KIFXM, KGB. KVOE.

—Symphony, KECA. KIND. —Piano Painting*. KFWB. —National Defense. KMTR. *News. KNIP1'. —Dinner Music, KPAS. — Music, KGFJ. —Semi-Classleal. KFOX. —Let's Dance. REVD.

6:33—Miss Mende's Cidldren, K% OF..

—1.. A. Defense Connell, KFWB.

—FA Bobbin, KMTR. —Navy Program. KMPC. —Mimic. KRKD. —Strictly for Sportsmen. 11(FOX.

—Organ, KFXM.

W —Bob Hope, KFI. I —Unscheduled, KS N. —Symphony. KECA. *New. and Stews. KH.I. SIAM, KGB. KY OE.

—Uncle Sam Speaks, KFVVR. -.Strollin Tom. KMP('. —.Sunset Serenade. KPAS. *News. KMTR. KGER, KRKII).

Amerk•ii 1.itSeS, MI St . —- Spanish Hour. K(4%1. —Daily Bread. KFIIN. —Camp Callan. KIND.

7:03—American Jewish Hour. KGER 7:13—Sos Pop, KNX.

—Acme Beer, KHJ. — Master's Hour. WRFC. —Listeners' Digest, KPAS. — Music, KNITR. —Three Quarter Time, KRKD. — Meet the Band. KFOX. —J. Garber Omit., KFAM. KGB. KVOE.

7:20—J. Garber Ont.; KHJ. 7:30—Red Skelton & Company, K n.

—Red Ryder. KECA. KIND. *John Steele from London.

KVOE. *News. KFV111. —Dr. A. U. Michelson, KMTR. —Do Vim Remember? EIMPC. —Literature on Parade. KFOX. —Parade of Business. KFX311. —City Reporter, KGB.

7:43—Inside of Sports, KILL KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*Frazier Hunt, News. KNX. *Robert Arden. KERB. KFOX. —Talk. Timely Tunes. KPAS. *News. KFAC. —Evangelistic Service. KFSG.

— Fred Waring. 0 —Amos 'n' Andy. KNX. —Three Ring Time, KE('A, '1(F)11). — What's My Name?, KI1J, KI NK, KGB. KVON).

*News. KI M', KGER. —Pop. Ont., KFWB. —.1. Frank Burke. KPAS. — Mimic, KMTR. —F:s ening Concert KFAC. --Organ, KFOX.

11:03—Spaniali Hour, KGER. 8:13-1. and Abner, KF'I.

—Lanny Ross, KNX. —Cavalcade of America. KMPC,

8:30—Johnny Presents, K M —Are Von a Missing Heir?. KNX.

, —The 'Shadow, K11.1, KFN31, KVOE.

—Information NN W. KECA. KIND.

—This Is War. liFIVR. —Horsemen's Forum, KMTR. —Judge Gardner. KFOX. RYAS. — Nlint's New Under flue Sun? KGB.

*News, KFSG. 11:33--Evangelistic, KFSG. 8:13—Faces and Places. KMPC.

— Music. KMTR.

9— The Thin Man, HF1. —Disfry'. Tavern, KNX. *News, KECA. K11.1. KGB, KFXM. KVOE, KGER,

—Let's Dance, KPAS. —Peter Potter. KMPC. —Evening 1'oncert, REAP. --(torch of l'hrist. —Saga of the ',evert. KNITR.

9:05—Rev. W. T. Voting. KGER. 9:15—E. Fitzgerald Orch., KECA,

REND. —Story Teller, KHJ. — Wintergarden, KPAS. — Music. KGFJ. —B. Barron °reit., KFXM. KVON:.

*New.. KFON. —In the Gloaming. KGB. .

9:30—Bath" of Sexes. KFI. —Bob Burn. and (.uest., KNX. —Erskine Johnsen (Thrifty Drug), KE('A.

*Filiton I.ewhs. KI1.11. KGB, KVIIE.

*News. KMTR. KGF.I. KFSG. KFSI).

—Your Fasorite Band. KPAS. —Res. Cr KGER. —Res. Earl hie. KFOX. —Redlands Unisendly. KFXM.

9:35—Angell,. Choir. KING. 9:45*RodrIgner and Sutherland,

KEl'A. —D. Jurgen,' Orch., KILL KGB.

DANCE Tonite

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

KF WB A merica's Finest Bands

*News. KPAS. —Bob Brooks, KMTR. —Drama, KGF.1. —D. Beater Ont., KIND. —Let's Dance, KVOE.

9:35*News, KFSD. —Dave Lane, KNX.

10—Ciegat Rumba Revue, KECA, KIND.

*Richfield News, KFI. *News. KNX, KGFJ, KGER. *(*ontiniliMa Newsreel. KHJ. — W. Manone Orch.. KMPC. —Tuesday Presents, KPAS. — —Viennese Ensemble, KMTR.• —Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

—Res. Earl Isle. KFOX. *News, Salute to Allies. KFXSI.

—F.sther Fricke Stuart. KI WI. —.1. Teagarden Orch., KGB, KVOE.

1d:10—Ingle Graves. HOER. 10:13—P. Harris Orch., KFI.

—Song Time, KNX. —Bowling Notes, KFWB. —Let's Dance. KMPC. —Lamplighter, KPAS. — Mnsic, KMTR. —lieserly Hills Players, KGFJ. —.1 T den Orch.,

10:30—(', Thornhill Orch., KECA. *Inside the News. (Thrifty Drug) Kul.

—Unscheduled. KNX. —Eitatelde Dance Tonite. KFWB, K PH).

*News. KMP(', KFSG, KGB. —In the Still of the Night, KPAS.

KGFJ, KFOX. —Sportslight. KFXM. —Rainbow ()ech., KVOE.

10:35—Ira Stamphill. KFSG, 10:15—P Barron Oral.. Krt.

— Masterworks. VENN. —('. Kennedy Trio, KMPC. —B. Aserill Orch.. KMTR. — Wesley Steadman. KGF.1. —Rainbow Ont., KFXM, KGB.

10:33—Nothing But Praise. KFI. *News, KECA.

—Billy Berg, KILL —Philliar ttttt nia. KECA. *News, RE! *News, Manning, KNX. —Eitidside Dance Tonite, KFWB. REM!).

— War Service Bureau. KMPC. —H. Henry Orch, KMTR. --Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

— Dance Tunes. KGFJ, KPAS. — Music. KFOX. —B. Crosby Orris.. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

11:03—Memory Melodies. KNIT. 11:15-0. Nelson orch.. KFI.

—B. Crosby Ont.. KHJ. KMTR. KGFJ.

—Mom House. Piano, KFXM.

—Drama. KFSG. 11:20—Public Affairs. KNX. 11:30—.1. Teagarden Ont.. E MI.

KFXM. KGB. KVOE. — Music Von Wont, KFWB. *News. KMPC, KMTR. KFSG. —Music I,. Remember. KPAS. —Organ. KENO.

11:35—M. Strand Welt., KNX. — Moonlight Reseries, KMPC. —John Sitallo, KING.

11:15*News. 11:53*New.. KNX. KFWB, KPAS.

11

Snooks Gets "Bird" Literally and figuratively, Fanny

Brice is getting "the bird" these days. Fanny's pet parrot, "Major," who hails from an army camp near San Fran-cisco, sits around the Brice home all day hollering commands, interspers-ing each order with vociferous, but none the less perfect replicas of the Bronx cheer.

* * REt, 8:34 p.m. Thurs.

Lee Wiley, famous radio songstress, Ezra Stone thinks that the reason has arrived in Hollywood for a sing- the papers play up the doings of rich ing engagement at Charley Foy's Sup- people it because it's natural that per Club. money should draw interest!

Help conserve America's tin supply

Use Swift's Jewel Oil For Salads and All Cooking Purposes

Packed in handy glass dccarttcrs

WEDNESDAY, March 25 * Indicates sc,, "tides.t

HAVEN OF REST

8:30 A. M. stOs.TIllit 1 HI

KPAS 1,1%1 11104c

0—Johnny Miirrav , KUL 0 —Jack Berth. Songs. KNX. —Breakfast Club, KHJ. KFWB, KFX:11, FUND, KVOE.

...Musical (lock. KECA. — Andy and Virginia. HAI M *News. KPAS, KGFJ. KFOX. KGER.

—Spanish Hour, KMTR. —-Country Church, KFAC.

• — Music. KKK!). — Haven of Rest, KGB. —Stuart Hamblen, KFVD.

2:05 —Soul Patrol, KGER. 2:15—Art Baker. KFI.

—Tour Neighbor, KNX. —Breakfast Club. KECA. — Markets and Sports, KMPC. ...Breakfast Serenade. KGFJ. ...Dr. Lovell, KFOX. —311 malt. KGER. —Sunshine Service, KFXM. —Good Cheer, KIND.

2:30—Betty ('rocker, KNX. *News, KFI, KRRD, KFS1), KGB, KVOE. KECA.

—Unity Daily Word, KMPC. — Haven of Rest, KPAS. 0 --Strollin' Tom. KFAC. — Hodgepodge. KFOX. — Music, KRKD.

2:45 —David Harum, —Stories America Loves. KNX. —As the Twig is Bent, KHJ, KFX3I, KGB. KVOE.

...Robert Lee Johnson, KECA.

...Mildred Lager, KFAC. — Dr. Wiseman, KGFJ. ...Classified. KlIVX.

Bennington, KGER. ...National Farm and Home Hour, K M).

ti—Bess Johnson, K M. —Kate Smith. ENS. *John B. Hughes, KHJ, KGB, KVOE.

...Melody Clock. KPAS. —Breakfast Club. KECA. *News, KGFJ. KGER. KFXM. KMPC.

...Highland Park Baptist Church, KMTR.

...Daily Inspirational. PIFAC.

...Sagebrush Serenade. KRKD. -.Firebrands for Jesus, KFOX. — Waltz, RFVD.

2:05—Music. KGER. 2:15 —Etschelor's Children, K n.

—Big Sister. KNX. —Victor Lindlahr. KELL KGB. —Sharon Sings, KECA. ...-Lody • Be Good. Iii31PC. — Milady Speaks. SPAS. • *News, K3ITIL ROTH. —Voice of Health. KFAC.

KGFJ. —- March Ahead of Time. ISGER. —Old Family Almanac, KFXM. — Nurses' Aid, KFSD. —Star Parade, KVOE.

2:30—Romance of Helen Trent, KNX.

*News. AFL KFWB. — Norma Young, KHJ. — Here's to the Ladies, KECA. — Family Bible, FiMPC. — Homespun Harmonies, KPAS. — W. B. Record, KIVITIL —Classical Music. KFAC. — Waltz Time, KGFJ. — Music. KRKD. —Revival. KGER. —Thru Feminine Eyes. KFXM. * Mien Hiett, KIND. —Ben Sweetland. KGB. — Dr. Richardson, FUND. —Old Fashioned Girl. KVOE.

2:45—What's Doing. KFI. —Our Gal Sunday. KNX. .--Lotta Noyes and Music, KFWB.

—Vance and Lila, KECA, KFSD.

*News, KMPC, —('harm Cottage. KPAS. — Music, KMTR. —Tall Philosopher, KFAC. — Musical Whatnot. KFOX. —Full Gospel, KGER. — Wayne West, Songs. KFX111, KGB, FACIE.

—Parade. KFVD.

10—. Agnes White. Krt. —Life Can Be Beautiful, KNX. *News. KHJ. KPAS. KGFJ. KFOX. AGEE. KFXM.

KGB. KV OE. *Baukhage Talking, KECA, KFSD.

— Hi Mom, H MI:. —Our Saviour's Lutheran Church. KMTR.

—Serenade, KFAC. —Paddock Flashes. KRKD. — Midmorning Serenade. KFVD.

10:05—Full Gospel, EGER. 10:15—Rhythmaires. KFT.

— Woman in White. ENS. — Helen Holden. KHJ. FIVIIE. ...Orphans of Divorce, KECA. KIND.

—Pop. Music, KFWB. KFXM. —Yesterday's Favorites, KPAS. *News, KMTR. —Voice of Health, KGFJ. —Talk. KRA!). —Songs. KFOX. —Helen Markham, KGER. — Molly Morse. KGB.

10:30-31irandy's Garden Patch. KFI. —Vic and Sade. KNX. —Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. KECA, KFSD.

—Unscheduled. KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

*News, KMPC. KFAC. — Meet Priscilla Alden. KPAS. ...Floyd B. Johnson. K3ITIL — Music, KGFJ. ...Voice of Government. KRKD. —Organ. KFOX. —Bright ('o mer. KGER. —Union Rescue Mission, KFVD.

10:45—Dr. Kate. K n. *Jane Endicott, Reporter, ENS.

...John's Other Wife, KECA. 11(FS1).

— Eddie Albright. KILL *News. KECA. KFWB, KRKD.

Shop, 'KMPC. — H- ealth Talk, KMTR. ...Congregational Chare is KFA(7.

—Vera Morris, KFOX. —Sunshine Pastor. KGER. —Your Date with Don Norran. KFXM, KGB.

*Monitor News, KVOE. 10:30 —Music. KRKD.

HEAR CHEF MILANI "Dinner for 4,

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

11 —Light of the World. K N. —Bright Horizon. KNX. *Cedric Foster, K11.1. KGB, HVOE.

—Just Plain Bill, KECA, KFSD —Al Jarvis. KFWB. —Chef Milani. KMPC. *News. KPAS. KGFJ,

KIAIR KFI KECA KRJ FV13 KFSG K6FJ KFAC 112! Tida l KMPC TKIEV TKFIVE TKNX kW° T KFOK TKGB KVOE 5701-640 1-790 1- s3o—riozoT iTh 1240 T13301-1300 1-600 710 , 870 980 1070 1230 12 80 1360 1490

KGER. RIND. .-Dr. Talbot. KMTR. — Les Adams. KFAC. — Music. KRKD. KFX3f. ...Tempos of Today. KFOX.

11:15—Guiding Light. KFI. ...Aunt Jenny's Stories, KNX. ...Colonial Network Orch..

KFXM, KGB. M OE. —Bob Mitchell. Organ, KECA. — Lost Empire. KPAS. — Music, KtiF'.1. KFNI). —Good Neighbor. KGER. —V. Lopez °reit.. KIND.

11:30—Valiant Lady. KFI. — Fletcher Wiley. KNX. — Market Place. KI M —Into the Light. KECA. KIND —Beatify Counselor. KMPC. —Pasadena Independent, Kl'AS. *News. Ii3ITR, KRKIL —Polly Patterson. KFAC. —City Dwellers. —Billy Bargain, KFXM. —Jubilee Four. IffiB. —Pianos. KINI). —Civic Interest, KVOF:.

11:45—Arnold Grimm's Daughter. RE!.

...Kate Hopkins. KNX. —School of Air, KILL KGB, KVOE.

*News. KECA. KFSD. —Hits and Bits, KMPC. —Let's Listen To: KPAS. —Volney James. KMTR. — Music. KGFJ. KGER. KFXM. — Matamoros. Pianist, KRKD. — Dapper Dan, KFOX.

12— Farm Reporter, KFI. — Man I Married, KNX. *Broadway News, KHJ.

RICA, ILFSD. —A- l Jarvis. KFWB. — War Service Bureau, KMPC. — Mail BOV No. 11-10. KeAs. — Music. KMTR. KRKD. —Strike Up the Band, KFAC. *News. KGFJ. KGER, KGB, KVOE.

— Tin Pan Alley. AEON. —Singin' Sam, KFXM. —Editor of Air. KFVD.

12:15—Ma Perkins, KFI. *News. KNX. KSIPC, KFOX, KFXM.

— Homemaker's Club. KHJ. — News Reel, KMTR. ...Midnight Mission, KGFJ. —Officials. KGER. .—Dr. Jones, KGB. —Luncheon Music. K M). KVOE.

12:30—Pepper Young's Family, KFI. —.Joyce Jordan. KNX. —Unscheduled. KECA, *News, KFWB, KPAS. KFAC. —Peter Potter, KMPC.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights I Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type. Att.rnoon and

Evening Programs in Boldface.

Fariety 8:00—Johnny Murray. KFI. 8:15—Art Baker, KIM 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX. 11:00--Chef Milani. KMPC. 11 :30—Market Place KHJ. 1:15—Club Matinee, KECA. 4:00—Art Baker's Notebook,

KFI. 4:15 —Here's Morgan, KHJ-

KGB-KFX3I-KVOE. 3:30—It Happened in the Ser-

vice, KFI. 8:00—Eddie Cantor. KFI. fi:00—American Melody Hour,

KECA-1(1.741), 8:30—Ransom Sherman, KNX. 8;3o—spotlight Bands, H MI-

KGB-KVOE. 7:00—Basin St. Chamber Music,

KECA-KFSD. 7 :00—Kay Ryser, 8:00—Amos 'n' Andy. KNX. 8:00—Point Sublime. KFI. 8:30—Tune Up, America, KELP-

KGB-KVOE. 8:30—Uncle Walter's Dog House,

KFL

Drama 6:00 —Shirley Temple, KNX. 8:30—Mr. District Attorney. KFI 0:30—Pasadena Community

Playhouse, Ki wi. 7:30—Lone Ranger, KHJ-KGB-

KVOE.

8:30—Manhattan at Midnight. KECA-KFSD,

S:30--Dr. Christian, KNX. 9:00—That Brewster Boy, KNX.

Q uiz Programs 11:00--Quiz Kids, KE:CA-lit'SD, 9:00—Quiz Court (PDQ Petrol).

KFI.

Outstanding Music 2:00—Classic Hour, KECA. 3:15 —Masterpieces, KFAC. 3:30—Frank Parker. KN X, 7:00 —Glenn Miller, KNX. 7:15—Great Moments in Music.

KNX. tt:00—Evening Concert, KFAC. 11:15—Lanny Ross, KNX. 9:30—Pleasure Time, KFI. 10:00--Lucky Lager Dance Time,

KFAC. 10 :30 —Eastside Dance Tonite.

KFWB-KIND. la:13—Masterworks. KNX. II:00—Philharmonia. KECA.

Sports — Corn mcnt

6:00 —Sports Page. KMPC. 8:45 —Sports Roundup, KECA. 8:00—National College Basket-

ball Tournament Finals, KJ-LI-KGB-A VOE.

10:15—Bowling Notes, KFWB.

— Music, KMTR, KGFJ, KGER. KFXM.

—Saddle Pals, KRKD. —Kitchen Garden. KFOX. —Three for Tea, KGB. KVOK. ...Gospel in Song. KFVD.

12:45—Vic and Fade, Kr!. — Woman of Courage, KN L

HFWB. —Luncheon Music, SPAS. —Classical M usic. KFAC. —U. S. Army, KGFJ. —Science of Mind, KFOX. —Navy News, KGER. —Pop. Orch.. KFXM. —Violet Schram, KFVD.

12:33*News. KVOE..

1 —B ackstage Wife, AFT.—Stepmother. KNX.

—3Iutual Goes Calling, K W. KFX31, KGB, KVOE.

...Arthur Tracy. KECA. —Peter Potter. KMPC. — Melodic Moods, !IPA& *News, KMTR. KGER. —Science of Mind. KFAC. — Music. KGFJ, KRKD. KF'OX. —Ann Gibson. KFSD.

1:05—Ad Club, KGER. 1:15 —Stella Dallas, K M.

—31).11 and Marge. KNX. —Club Matinee. KE( A. —.Sergei Malaysky, KPAS. — Mental Science, KMTR. —Treasury Star Parade. KFAC. — Meet the Band. KGF.I. ...Venn& Taylor and Santaelia. KRKI).

—Classified, REDS. — A. A. A. Program, FO AM. —1'.-T. A., KIND. — Moods in Music. KFVD.

1:30—Lorenzo Jones. !EFL —School of the Air of Ameri-can, KNX.

...Johnson Family. KFIJ, KFX31. KGB. RIVE.

...Hollywood Boulevard QUIZ. KF WB.

*News. KMPC. — House of MacGregor. KPAS. — Music, KMTR. KRKD. —Songs of Faith. KFAC. --Christian Science. KFOX.

• —Spanish Trio, KGER. —Club Matinee, KFSD. — Hawaiian Music. KFVD.

1:45—Young Widder Brown. Krt. *Boake Carter, KHJ, RAVE, KGB. KFXM.

*News. KRKD. — H. Hornet( Ord.. KFWB. — Miniatures in Melody. KMPC. —Today's Almanac, Itl'AS.

KGFJ, —Blu m KFOX. *Ad Club. K M). — Music City. ‘KFVD.

1:511—Mnsic. KRKD. 1:55*News, KECA. KFSD.

HEAR PIERRE Maestro of the Chafing Ptsh

With Marion Lee WOMAN'S WORLD 2 p.m. —KMTR

242 — When A Girl Marries, KIT. —Dine, Dance, KHJ. * Winter. News, KN X, —Classic Hour, KECA.

Orch., KFWB, KFVD, K- FXM.

—Classical Music, M AC. KMPC.

...- Musical Matinee. KPAS. — Woman's World (with Pierre) KMTR.

*News: KGFJ. KGER. —Race Resume, KKK!). —South American, ! MI X — Music by Dant, KIND. —Investment Problems, KGB. —Rhythm Rascals. RI HE.

2:03—Music, KRKD. KGER. 2:15—Portia Faces Life. KFL

—Road of Life. KNX. —I'll Find My Way, KHJ. KVOE

—Salvation Army. KFAC. —I 'iv ic. l'hilharmonic Reporter. KGFJ.

—l'ublic Bulletin, KFOX. —P.-T. A.. KGER. *News. KFSD. —Organ. KFVD.

2:30 —We. the Abbotts. EFL —The O'Neills, KNX. *News. KHJ, KFWB. KRI M. KFX3I, KGB. KVOE.

MARCH 22, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 25 WEDNESDAY LOGS ...Poet's Hill, KMPC. — Music, KFAC, KGFJ. — Half and Half. KFOX. —Long Beach Band. KGER. — House in the Country, KIND. —Romantic Rhythm. KFVD.

3:45—Mary Marlin, KFI. —Scattergood Baines, KNX. —Bookworm, KIM, KVOE. KGB.

*News. KMPC. KFVD. —Let's Play Bridge. SPAS. - Newton Yates, Organ, KFAC.

— Music. KRKD. KFWB. —Pleasantdale Folks, KFXM. — Wayne Van Dyne, ILIFSD.

3—Right to Happiness, KFI.—Dave Lane, Songs. KNX.

—Prayer, News, Richards Orch.. KGB. HYDE.

.—Between the Bookends. KECA KIND.

*News, KFWB, KPAS, KGFJ. KGER.

...lie Club. KMPC. — Music, KMTR. —Classical Music. KFAC. ...Dick McIntire Hawaiians, KRKD.

& News. KFOX. —City Schools Music Dept.. KFX.M.

.—Pop. Favorites. KFVD. 3:15—Lone Journey. KFI.

— Edgar Harrison Wi! man, ICN X.

— What's Doing. KECA. —program Reporter, KPAS. - C. Tracy. KMTR. ...Symphony. KFAC.

KGFJ. —Public Service, KFSD.

3:30,-Long Beach Band, KGER. 3:30—Against the Storm, KFI.

— Frank Parker. KNX. ....Treasury Presents. ...toelassie Hoar. KECA. —Some Like It Hot, KPAS. —Pianos. KMTR.

3:34—News, KRKD. —Concert Time, KGFJ. ...Trading Post. KFXM. —Listening Time, KFSD. —Off the Record. KGB. — Novelty Notes. KFVD. —Bargain Counter, ILVOE.

3:35—Music, KRKD. 3:45 —Win-a-Bond. KFI.

—The World Today. KNX. — Musical Matinee, Forest Lawn, KHJ.

.—Pop. Orch. KFWB. —Isle of Make Believe. KPAS. ...13antaella Ens.. KMTR. —Good Afternoon. Soldier, KFXM.

—Ask Eleanor Nash. KFSD. *Monitor News. KGB. — Rhumba Music, KIND.

3:54/*News.

4—Art Baker's Notebook, KFI. —Second Mrs. Burton. KNX. —Easy Aces, RICCA, KFSD. *Fulton Lewis. KH.1, KFXM. KVOE, KGB.

*News. KMçR. KGFJ, KFOX, KGER.

— Don Milligan, KFWB. — Waltz Time, KMPC. — Do You Remember? KPAS. —Symphony, KFAC. — Music, KRKD. —Piano, KIND.

4:15—Young Dr. Malone, KNX. — Here's Morgan. KI1J. KGB. KVOE. KFXM. KHJ, KGB. KVOE, KFXM.

.—Mr. Keen, KE('A, KIND. —Lyman Smith, KMTR. —I.. A. City College. KFAC. —Tea Time, KGF.I. — Mo%ieland Quiz. KRKD. —Jamboree. KFOX. —George Strange, KGER. *News. KI M).

4:25*News, H MI. KGB. KFX5I, KVOE.

4:34—Caribbean Nights. KFI. —Nancy Dixon. Shopping Guide, RNX.

— Farming for Victory. KEN. —10-2-4 Ranch, KECA. *News, KMPC. KF WB —Fairy Tales. KPAS. — Music. KMTR. KRKD. — Memory Time, KGFJ. —Prophecy speaks, KGER. —Dr. Philip 1.0'ell. KFXM. *News. Here and Abroad, KFSD.

—90-90 Club, KIND. 4:45—The Spectator. KFI.

*News, Joy, KNX. — Musk. Depreciation, KILL KVOE.

...Flying Patrol. KECA. —Stuart Hamblen. KFWB. —Take It Easy, KMPC. —Uncle Jack, KPAS. — Music, Classical. KFAC. *News. KRKD. —Pop. Orch, KFXM. — H. Ball Trio, KIND. —Better Homes. KGB.

4:50 —Galen Drake, KNX.

5—Don Winslow, KFL —Galen Drake. KNX. *Broadway News, KHJ. *Alvin Wilder. KECA. —Stuart Hamblen. KFWB. — What's New?. KMPC. — Have You Heard?, KPAS. — Dr. Davies. KMTR. *News, KFAC, KGF.I, KGER, KENN!. KIND.

- —Songs of Saddle. KRKD. —Sunshine Pastor. KFOX. —Unscheduled. KGB. —Evening Serenade, KFVD. —Classified, KVOE.

5:05—Latin Hour. KGER. 5:15—Bridge Club, KFI.

— Orphan Annie, KHJ, KFXM, KGB. HYDE.

*News, KECA. KFVD. KMPC. --Crimson Trail. KPAS. — Music, KFAC. KGFJ. —Flying Patrol. KIND.

5:30—It Happened in the Service, KFI.

*Harry W. Flannery, KNX. --Capt. Midnight, K M,. KFXM. IEGIS. KVOE.

—Capt. Quiz, KECA. —Uncle Harry, KMPC. — Memories at Eventide. KPAS. *News, KMTR. KIND. — Whoa Bill Club. KFAC. —Sports Secrets, KGEJ. —Race Results, KRKD. — Music, KEON. —Serenade. KFVD.

ILL45*By tthe Way With Henry. Ki

*News, ILNX, KBEED. —Jack Armstrong. KIM, KVOE, KGB. KFXM.

—Tom Mix. KECA, KFSD. —Bing Sings, KPAS.

KMTR. — Magic Theater, SEGEL — Dick Ross, KFOX.

6—Time to Smile, KFI. —"Junior Miss," KNX. *Gabriel Meatier, KHJ, KGB. — American Melody Hour, KECA, KFSD.

—Sports Page, KMPC. *News, KFWB. KPAS. KFOX, KGER, KFXM.

—Irwin Allen, KMTR. — Music for Everyone, KFAC. —Italian Melodies, KGFJ. —Concert Music. KRKD. —Serenade, KIND. —Orange County News, KVOE.

6:10--Sportlight. KFOX. 6:15*News, KILL KGB. KFilL

KVOE. —Selvin KMPC. —Sportsliner. KPAS. —Strolling Around. KFWB. —News Reel, KMTR. — Music, KRKD. KFXM. —Songs for Your Supper, KFOX. —Frank E. Force. KGER.

4:30—Mr. District Attorney. KFI, —Ransom Sherman. KNX. —Spotlight Bands, KHJ. KGB. KF'5:51. HIVE.

—Jimmy Starr, KECA. *News, KMPC. —Pasadena Community Play-house, KPAS.

—Piano Paintings, KFWB. —l'ay Day, KMTR. —Fannie Reinhart. KGFJ. — Music, EWER. —Calloway Quizzicale, KFSD. —Let's Dance. REVD.

6:45—Miss Meade's Children, KHJ. KVOE.

—Sports Roundup. KECA. — Music for Victory. KM PC. —Pop. Music, KFWB. — Ed. Bobbin. KMTR. — Music. KRKD. —Strictly for Sportsmen. KFOX. —1/nran, kFXM. —Toast to America's Mlle.. KGB.

7—Kay Kyser's Musical College, BEL —G. Miller Orch., KNX. *News & Views, KHJ, KGB, HYDE.

—Chamber Music Society of Lower Basin St.. KECA.

—Treasury Star Parade. HEWN. —Strollin' Tom. KMPC. —Sunset Serenade, KPAS. *News. KMTR. KRKD. HOER. — Music America" Loves, KFAC. —Spanish Hour. KGFJ. —Youth in Defense. KPPC. — Daily Bread, KFOX.

7:05—American Jewish Hour. EGER 7:15 —Great Moments in Music,

KNX. ...Acme Beer. K M. —Pop. Orch.. KEWB. — Master's Hour, KMPC. —Listeners' Digest, KPAS. —Public Affairs, KMTR. —Three Quarter Time, KRKD. —Organ Recital, RP M'. — Meet the Band. KFOX. — H. King Orch., KGB, HIVE.

7:20—H. King Orch.. KB.). 7:30—Lone Ranger. KILL KGB,

KVOE. — Musical Memories. KECA. *News, KFWB. —1/r. Michelson. KMTR. — Do You Know? KRKD. —Occidental College, KPPC. —Semi-Classical. KFOX. *Military Analysis of News, KFSD.

7:45*News. KNX, KECA. KFAC. *Robert Arden, KF WB. KFOX. —Talk, KPAS. — Dr. Charles Erdman. KPPC. —Evangelistic Service, KIFSG. —American School Kids, KFSD.

7:50—Music, KNX, KPAS.

S— Po i n t Sublime, KFL —Amos 'n'Andy, KNX. National College Bas-

ketball, KILL KGB. KVOE. —Quiz Kids. KECA, KIND. —Pop. Orch.. KFWB. *News. KMPC. KGFJ. KGER. —J. Frank Burke, Commenta-tor, KPAS.

— Music. KMTR. —Evening Concert. KFAC. — Dr. Charles R. Erdman. KPPC.

—Revl Russell. KFOX. 3:05—Spanish Hour. KGER. 3:15—Lanny Ross, KNX.

—C. Hoff Orch., KHJ, KGB. KVOE.

—Light Opera. KFWB. —Salon Moderne, KMPC. — Friendly Advisor, KGFJ.

3:30—Uncle Waiter's Dog House. KFI.

— Dr. Christian. KNX. —Tune Up America, ILHJ, KGB. HYDE.

— Manhattan at Midnight, KF.CA, KFSD.

—Sara Langman. KFWB. —(Sir Guest for Tonight, KPAS. —Ask My Secretary. KMTR. —Remember Pearl Harbor. KGFJ.

—Rhythm Time, KFOX. *News, KFSG.

3:35—Evangelistic Service, KFSG. 3:43—Faces and Places. KMPC.

—The World We Live In, KPAS. — Music. KMTR. KGFJ. —Presenting Pasadena, KPPC.

3:55*News. KNX.

9—QuIr Court (PDQ Petrol), KFI. —That Brewster Boy, KNX. *News. KECA. KILL KVOE. KGB. KGF.11.

— W.P.A. Concert. KF WB. —Peter Potter, KMPC. — Let's Dance. KPAS. — Floyd Johnson. KMTR. —Evening Concert. KFAC. —Pasadena Community Play-house. KPPC.

—Church of Christ, KFOX. —G. Daffy Orch.. KFSD.

9:05—Music. EGER. 9:15*Cal 'Pinney. KHJ, KGB,

KVOE. — Hotel Syracuse Arch.. KECA. —Pop. Orch.. KF WB. — Wintergarden. KPAS. —Civilian Defense. KPPC. *News. KFOX. —John Downs, KGER.

—El Monte Foursquare Church, KFSG.

—G. Duffy Orch., KFSD. 9:30 —Fred Waring, KFI.

—Public Service Program, KNX. *Fulton Lewis, KILL KGB.

Krair—E Me Johnson (Thrifty Drug). KECA.

*News, KVIVII. ILMTIL KFSG, KFSD.

—Your Favorite Band. KPAS. — Maurice Johnson, KFOX. —Nazarene Church, KGER.

9:35—El Monte Church, KFSG. 9:45—Music We Love, KFI.

—B. Goodman Orch., KNX. —A. Kassel Orch., KHJ. KGB. *Rodriguez and Sutherland. KECA.

—Rustic Revue. KFWB. *News. KPAS. —Bob Brooks, KMTR. —State Guard, KGFJ. — Rosa Ballroom, KFOX. *Cal Tinney, KFXM. —Spirit of L.I.E.E., KFSG. —Let's Dance, KVOE. — Musical Souvenirs. KFSD.

VI:8 e0 rtri 11:CIAPC. • *N- ews. KFI, RNA. KGFJ. *Continuous Newsreel, KILL —Viennese Ensemble. KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

—Club Alabam. KFOX. —Sky Club, KFSD. *News and Views, KFXM. —George Bacon. KGB. —J. Teagarden Orch.. KVOIC,

10:10 —Rev. Plunkett. KGER. 10:15*Manchester Boddy. KFL

—Songtime, KNX. —Bowling Notes, KFWB. —Let's Dance. KMPC. — Lamplighter, KPAS. —B. A'erill Orch.. KMTR. —('arter Wright. KGFJ. — Dick Ross, KFOX. —Salute to America's Allies. KFXM.

.—E1 Monte Foursquare Church.

•—KP.FSH(. airris Orch.. KFSD. —Lpireuugt).. 1Kletialy.. Talk, KVOE.

10:20—Some Like It Sweet. KPAS. 10:30*Inside the News (Thrifty

—('. Thornhill Orch.. KECA. — Eastside Dance Tonite, KFWB, KFSD.

*News, KMPC. —In the Still of the Night.

—Olympic Fights. KMTR. —Spiritual Singers, HOP.). —Club Alabam. KFOX. —Pop. Concert, KGER. —Sportslight. KEN-M. *News, KFSG. —J. Joy Orch., KGB, KY OIL

10:3.5—El Monte Church, KFSG. 10:45—P. Baron Oral., HIFI.

— Masterworks. KNX. -('. Kennedy Trio, KMPC. — Majestic Ballroom, KFOX. —N. Bondshu Orch., KFXM.

10:55—Nothing But Praise, KFI.

11— B. Crosby Orch., KRJ, KGB, KVOE. KFXM.

*News, KF1, KNX. KGFJ. —Philharmonia, KECA. —Eastside Dance Tonite. KFWB. KFSD.

— War Service Bureau. KMPC. — Dance Music, KPAS, KFOX. — H. Henry Orch., KMTR. —Lacky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

11:05 —Memory Melodies, KMPC. 11:15-0. Nelson Oral., KFI.

— W. Hatch Orch.. KNX. — Music. KMTR. AGE.). —Somerset House. Piano. KFXM. •

11:30—M. Strand Orch.. KNX. Teagarden Orch., KHJ,

KGB. KVOE. KFXM. — Music You Want. KF WB. — Music to Remember. KPAS.

11:35—Moonlight Reveries. KMPC. —El Monte Foursquare Church, KFSG.

11:45*News, KFL *News. KMTR. KMPC. KFSG. — Dance Tunes. KGFJ. —Organ, KFSD.

11:55*News, JINX. KFWB. SPAS.

Bill Goodwin, Burns and Allen an-nouncer, is a graduate of Santa Clara University and once studied law at University of California.

Shirley Ross, sotigstress-comedienne of Three Ring Time, started her mu-sical career as a concert pianist in her home town of Omaha, Nebr.

* * KECA, 3 p.m.

Tues.

The Margaret Johnson heard as a stooge on Frank Fay's show is the original "Honeychile" once heard with Bob Hope.

* * KFI, 7:38 p.m. Khan'. * *

KFI, 6 p.m. Toes.

THURSDAY, March 26 Indicates Nen% HrOa411.11.t -Paddock flashes, It I: It I a.

- Morning Serenade. K1 I D. 10:05--1011 Gospel, KISER. 110:15 -itio(lim o ire...

- Wonsan in White, KNX. - Helen Hoiden. KILL KIVE. -Orphans of M o m., KECA, \ -Pop. Orch., FIF WIL KFXM. -I esterday's Fatorites. KPAS. *News. KMTR. -Alder of Health, KGFJ. -Talk, KRKIL -I.ocy West. KFOX. - Kingdom Within. KGER. - Molly Mono-. KGB.

10:30--Ilirandy's Garden Patch, K111. -Air and Soule. KNX. - Amanda of Honeymoon Hill, KECA, KIND.

- Unscheditled, KFLI, KEXM., KGB. KVIIE.

*News, RE M% - Meet Prisrilla Alden, KI'.%S. - Floyd B. Johnson, KIITK. - Music. 5611.1. - Voice of Gooternment. KRKD. - Organ, KFOX. -Stanslaine Pastor. liGER. -Union Mission, KI ND.

10:15--11r. Kate, KFI. - Mary Lee Taylor, FINN. -John'. Other Wife, KECA, KIND.

- Eddie Albright. KILL *News, KI WIS, KRKIL -Song Shop, KNIPC.

KmTm. -Congregational Church, KEA('. -Songs, KFOX. - Amor Date With Don Norman. KFNII, KGB.

*Monitore N e ap., 51'0E. 10:511 -Music, KKK!).

• • OM..

HAVEN OF REST

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8-J 1(11,ohnny Murray, EIL -Rita Murray, KNX. -Breakfast ('lash, KILL KEXIII. K nit). KADE, KGB.

- Musical Clerk, SEC.'.. - Pup. Orch.. KE W!). - Andy & I irgInia. KIIPC. -Spanish Program. KMTR. --Country titian-1r, KFAC. *News. KGF.1, KFOX, KGElt,

KPAS. - Music, KRKIL -Stuart Hamblen, KFAD.

9:05 -Soul Patrol. KGF.R. 11:15--Unscheduled. M g.

- Vour Neighbor, KNX. - Breakfast Club, KECA. - Markets and Sports. 1(11115'. - Breakfast Serenade, KGFJ. - Dr. Lotell, KFOX. - Mizpalo. KGER. -Sunshine Stonier, KFX31. -Good Cheer. KIND.

11:30--Hymns of All Churehes, KNX. *News, AFL KHJ, KECA, KRI M.

- H as.", of Rest, KPAS. - Unity Daily Nord. KMPC. -Strollin "r .

8:35-Music. 51551). 8:44-David Her , KFI.

-Stories America 11,01 r1i, KNX. - As Twig Is Bent, K M, KEXIII, KGB. KADE.

- Robert i.e. Johnston. KE('A. - Mildred Lager. KFAC. - Dr. Wiseman. KGFJ. - Rev. Bennington. KGF:R. - National Vann and Home Hour, RINI).

9- Beau Johnston, 101. -Kate Smith, KNX. *John B. Hughes, KI M KGB. KAOE.

- Breakfast Club. ILECA. - Pop. Drell., KE W). *News. KMPC, KGFJ, KGER. KIVXM.

--Ethel Mohler, Kl'Ar4. -Christian American Crusade, - KMTR.

- Daily Inspirational. KFAC. -sagebrush Serenade, KRI M. - Firebrands for jeN11%. KFIIX. - Waltz, KI ND.

8:15 -Bachelor's Children, Kit. - Big Sister. KNX. - Victor Lindialar, KH.1. KGB. - Betty Randall. KECA, KIND. - Vacation Time, KFII B. - Lady Be Good, KMPC. - Milady Speaks. SPAS. *News. KMTR. KIND. - Voice of Health, KFAC. - Waltz Tina,. 14.1:F.I. - Marcia Ahead of Time, KGER. -Treasury Star Parade. 55.05.

11:30-Ftormance of Helen Trent. KNX.

*News, KEE KF WB. - Norma Voting. 511.1. - Here's to the Ladies. KECA. - Family Bible, KI M'. - Homespion Harnionleft. Kl'AS. -- W. B. Record. Wa nt. - Mush'. KEA(' KGEJ. KRI M. - Revisal. KGEH. - Throe Feminine M AIL *Helen Hien. KIND. - Ben Sweetland, KGB. - Dr. Itiehardsoon. KFI D. -I. S. Nat, Band, KIDE.

11:40 -Martha Tillon, KFI. 11:45 - What's Cooing. KFI.

- Our Gal Sunday, KNX. - Vance and Lila. KECA. KIND. - Latta Nov.',.. Music, *News. KNIP(', 51151). -Charm Cottage, SPAS. - Moo.ic. KMTR. KFOX. -Tall Philosopher. KFAC. - Full Gospel. KGEFL -1'. S. Navy Band, KFX11, KGB. KV111:.

- Parade, Kit D.

10-- A il.t; le es ( re' IliEeeirolt.t if ul KNX. *Baukliage Talking, KF:CA, KFSD.

*News, KI1J, Kr AS. KGFJ. KFOX. KGER. KFXM. RI VE

- Dr. Clem Davie., KFIAB. - Hi. Mona! KI WI'. - Our Sarioter's Lutheran - --Church, KIITIL -Serenade, KFAC.

HEAR CHEF MILANI "Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More" KMPC -11:00 A. M.

11 -light of the World, KUL -Bright Horizon. KNX. --lust Plain B111. SECS. 5151) -Standard School, RILL KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

- Al. Janis, AVIAN. -Chef Milani. KMPC. - Pasadena New... Music, SPAS - Dr. Talbot, - Les Adams., RE M'. *New...‘ Stocks, IEGF.I. *News. KGER. KFI'D. - Mamie. SURD. -Tempos of Today. K11)11,

11:115 -Guiding Light, 10-1. - Annt Jenny's Stories, KNX. -V. Lopez KECA. KIND - Cost Empire. Rp m:.

KGF.1. --Good Neighbor. 10:1111. - Musical Album, KI ND.

II :30 -Valiant I.ady .Kit. -11etcher Wiley. K X. -School of the S r RH& KGB. 5V0E.

KIM KFI KECA KNJ EFVD IFSC KGFJ KEN KFAC KGER TIFFSI ZEMPC TIEV TKEWITTKNX KFOX TKGB TKVOE 570T 01-93611020T Tigti 1240 1-1330j-1390 T 600 710 870 090 1070 1230 12 80 1360 1490

-Into the Light. KFA'A. KFSD. - Denny Shane. KMP(' -Pasadena Independent, KPAS. *News. KM131. 51151). KFOX. -Polly Patterson, KrA('. -Coty Dwellers, KG EL -Billy Bargain, REAM. -Pianos,. KFV1).

11:45---Arnold Grimm's Daughter, Kt-'l.

- Kate Hopkins. KNX. -1'arnation Bouquet, KHJ. *New... KECA, KIND.

& Bits, 11:111.('. -- Let's Listen to, -KPAS. -Aolney James, KMTR. - Matamoros. Pianist. KIRKIL

KFOX. KGER, -I inlet Schram. KEA!).

1 2 -h'arm Reporter, SE!. - Man I Married. KNX. *Broadway Ness,.. SHE -Unscheduled, RE( 'A, KIND. - Al Jarvis. KF WB. - War Service Bureau. IO W. - Mail Boy No. 11-10. SPAS. - Musk. KNITR, 51451). -Strike I p the Band. KFAC. -Tin Pan Alley, KEDX. -Singin Sam, 51-1011. *News. KGER, KGB, KA01:.

- Editor of the Air. KEND. le:15--Ila Perkins. KEE

*New.. KNX, 54115', KFOIL. KFXM.

-I1 iiiii einaker•s Club, K11.1. - Radio Ness,. Reel, KMTR. - Midnight Mission, Kt:1'J. - Dept. of Agri...inure. KGER. -lhaneheon Music, KI ND. - Luncheon fiance. KS OE.

14:30 -Pepper Among'. Family. Kit. -Joyce Jordan, KNN. -l'eter Potter. KMPC. *News, KPAS, KFA('.

KNITIL KGER. -Saddle Pals, KRK11). - Kitchen Garden, KFOX. -Camp Grant in Review, KUNII. KGB, RI DE.

Selaram, sErvn. k Sftde, K11.

- iiiii /40 of Courage, KNX. -Comm Grant. KILL

K rp m. - Loncheion Music. Kl'AS.

KFAC, KFXM. -11'Am An American. KGEJ.

-Hack...ay. Wife. KEE lllll Mier. KNN.

- Mahood Goes K M, KEN.M. KVIIE, KGB.

-.Siesta Time. KECA. -Peter Potter, KMP(' - Melodic Moods. KPAX. *News. KMTR. KGER. KI ND.

-Science of Mind. 5FAC. KRK1).

- Matinee Melodies. KFOX. -Ann Gibson. KIND,

1:15 -Stella Dallas. KFI,

THURSDAY Program Highlights Pri.g1,1 not A ',pi Ar 1.i.41tt fo ,r ly pt.,

Evening Frog:lions in Boldface,

rariely S :on-Johnny II tiro ay, EFL :/// 1-1(014, SIlli411.

11://0--C11.4 Mllanl, NM lS. 1:17--chin Matinee. SECS. 1:00 -Art Baker's Notebook,

K111, 4:1N-liere** Morgan. IIII.1-

11i6R-KPANI-KIOn. 6:1H1--Krafl Music Hall. RI-I. 1.:00 -Major K NN. 6:30--Spotlight Bonds. K111.1-

10.11-KENM-KADE. 7:110 -Ftudy KECA, 7:00-Al Pearce Gang. KI-1, 1:15 -The First Line, KNX. 7:311- Frank Fli). KFI.

'n' Andy. KNX. $1:14-'-lhom and Abner, 11:30 -Famay Brice and Frank

Morgan. KUL 11 :00 --Lamplighter, KI1J.

Drama 0:30 -Big Town, KNX. r1:311-Deatla Valley Days, KNX. 9:1111 -Aldrich Family. 105. 9:30-11audie's Diary, KNX. 9:30 -Ellery Queen, KEE

Ake, nom, Nod

Outstanding 31 uxic 11 :no Ste 'oda rot School. 1:11.1-

1:(:0-KI,XN-KViIP). 1:00-Ciaossic Hour, KECA, 3:115-Ilasterpleces, KEAC. 7:00 -Glenn Miller. WIN. 7:IS-Masters Hofer. KM l'( 11:00 -slandard sy mphony, 511-1

KGB- M ANI-55 0E. ahia-Pleasure Time, R11. 8:15 -Lanny Rosso. 555. 111:1111-Lneky Lager Dance Time.

RE M'. 10:30 -Eastside Dance Tooth.,

FIFIAR-K1141). :45--Masterworks. KNX.

l'ublie .1 f fairs 111:00 -Town Meeting. KECA-

KIND. 11:00 -11th V.F. W.

"Hello America" Program. RECA.

sports-G'onsment 6:00-Sports Page. KA M% a:IS-Sports It dup. KECA. 7:15 -inside Sports, KHJ-

KG111-K1 011-KF'XM. 10:15-Bowling Notes, HE WS.

- Myrt & Marge, FENN. -Club Matinee, SKI 5. -Sergei Malaasky. KPAS. - Mental Science, 5MTR. -Treasury Star Parade. M.-AC. - Meet the Rand. KGF.1. -Salt atiore Santotella, KRKIL

KFON. -- Similar Meloadien, KIND, - Moods in Music, KIND.

I:30 -Lorenzo Jones., KFI. -...44.111/111 of the Air of the Americas, K N X.

-Johnson Family, KILL KFXM, 51:11, K 0E.

-.Hollywood 111 0. Quiz. KFIAB. *News. KIIPC. - House of Martiregoor, SPAS. - Massie. KIITIL 51451). -Songs of Faith, KFAC. *Christian Silence Monitor News. KFOX.

-Spanish Trio, KC:ER. -Club Matinee, KEND. - Hawaiian Music. KIND.

1:45-Voting Widder Brown, KIT. *Bonk.. Carter, KHJ. KFX111, 10.11, KAOE.

*News. K11110). - Horlick Drell.. KFWB. - Miniatures in Melody, KMPC. - Today's Almanac, KPAS.

K611. KFOX.

- M- usic City, KFVD, KRKIL

1:55*News. RECA, KIND.

Z11 - When a Girl Marries, K M - Dine-Dance, KHJ. * Winter, News, KNX. --(leash- Hour, KECA. -l'oop. Orcia.„ KFIVIL - Fiesla. KNIPC. - Musical Matinee, KPAS. - Wooman's World, KMTR. -Clasosical KFAC. *Seas. ▪ KGER. -Race Res lllll e. 510(1). - D. Cheskin Gang, KFXM, KGB. KAOE.

- Music by lie Mello, KIND. - Music Bus. KFI D.

KRKI), 101.ER. 1:15 -Portia F111.141 Life, 1(15.

- Road of Life. KNX. -1'11 Find My Way, KHJ. KAOE.

-County Federation. KFAC. -Chic, • KFOX. --Gospel Echoes. /EGER. - Pop. Orela., KFXM. *News, KIND,

2:30-We the Abbott., KIT. KNX.

*- News. KH.I. KFAAR, KI VE.

Hill, KI M'. KFOX.

-"Item Credit Adm.. KGFJ. - B. Band. KGER. - House in the Country, KIND. - Romantic Rhythm. KIND,

2:45 -Mary Marlin. KEIL -Sentlerg I Baines. KNX. - Bookworm, KILL KAOE. KGB.

- Pop. Orcia KFIVIL *Ness,, KIIPC. KI ND. - Let's Play Bridge, Kl'AS. - Organ, RFA1'. - Music, K1 44. M CKIE -Chic Spotlight. KFX5I. - Wayne Van Dyne. KIND.

3- Right to Happiness, KFI. -Afternoon Dance, KNX. - Prayer. News. .1. Richards Orch., KILL KGB. KVIIE.

- Between the Hooke-min, KECA, KIND.

*News, K11111. KPAS, KGFJ. KGER.

-Classical Mosio.. KFAC. -1111 ('hao. KI1PC. - Music, KM IR. K111(1). - Ministerial Alliance, 1(111 M. - Maisie anti N ess .. KFON. -Popular Fat ,,rites,

3:15 -Lone Journey. KFI. -Golden Gale Quartet. KNX. -Pop. Orel,., K FW II, Kt:1'J.. - What's Doing, KE('A. - Prisgram Reporter. Kl'AS. - Eugenia Clair Ilatto. KMTR. -Sy mpi y. GU M'. -.I. Richards (Inch.. REX *. -Public service, KFNI).

3:ta-lhong Brarll Band, KGER. 3:311-Against the Storm. KFI.

- Musical Tapestries. RN X. -Treasury Presents, KH.I. -Unelaso.i.- Hour. KECA. -S 1.ike It 1101. KPAS. - Piano. KNITIL -4' ref KGIF.1. *Netts. KRKIL - Trading Post. - Listening Time. KFSD. -Off the Record. KGB.

MARCH 22, 1942 RA DI O LIFE PAGE 27 THURSDAY LOGS —Novelty Notes, KIND. —Bargain Counter. KVOE.

3:35—Musk, KRKD.

3:45— Win-a-Bond. K101. *The World Today. KNX. *Dr. Adamantios Polyzoides. KHJ.

—Isle of Make Believe, KPAS —Seniorlia Ensemble, KMTR. —Good Afternoon Soldier, KFXM.

—Travelling Cook. KFSD. *Monitor News, KGB. —Rhumba, KFVD. '

3:50*News, KFI.

4— Art Baker's Notebook. KFI.

—Second Mrs. Burton. KNX. —Easy Aces. KECA, KFSD. *Fulton Lewis, KHJ. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

—Don Milligan. KFWB. — Waltz Time. KMPC. *News, KMTIL KliFJ, KFOX. KGEK.

—Do You Remember, KPAS. — Music. KFAC, M OLD. —Piano Music. KIND.

4:15—Voung Dr. Malone. KNX. —Here's Morgan. KHJ, KGB. KFX51. KVOE.

— Mr. Keen, KECA, KIND. —Lyman Smith. KMTR. —The Man Next Door. KFAC. — Music. KFOX. —Tea Time, KGFJ. — Movieland Quiz, KRKD. —Geo. Strange, KGER.

4:25—Around the Bing. KHJ. KFXM, KVOE.

4:30—Lee Sweetland, K M. —Nancy Dixon. KNX. — Musical Matinee, KHJ, KGB. KVOE.

— Music, KFWB, HIRED, KFXM. *News, KMPC. —Classical Music, KFAC. —Fairy Tales, KPAS. —Just Plain Folks, KMTR. — Memory Time, KGFJ. • —Jamboree, KFOX. —Prophecy Speaks, KGER. —Civil Service, KFSD. —Tea Time. KFVD.

4:45—The Woman's Angle. KFI. *News, KNX. KRKD. — Music Depreclution'. KHJ A KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Flying Patrol, KN:CA. —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. —Take It Easy, KMPC. —Uncle Jack, KPAS. —Christian Science. KFAC. —The Helens, KIND.

4:50—Galen Drake, KNX.

ff —Sunshine Pastor, KFOX. —Don Winslow. KFI. —Galen Drake. KNX. *Broadway News, K M. *Alvin Wilder, KECA. —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. —15 harm New. KMPC. —Have Von Heard? KPAS. —lir. Davies. KNITIt. *News, KFAC. KGER, K EX51. KIND.

—Songs of Saddle. KRKD. —Unscheduled. KGB. —Evening Serenade. KIND. —Classified. KVOE.

5:05—Latin Hour. litiER. 5:15—News Crier. KIT.

—Orphan Annie. KB.). KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*News, KECA. KMPC. KIND. —Crimson Trail. KPAS. — Music. KFAC. KGFJ. —Flying Patrol. KIND.

5:30—Paging John Doe. KY!. —Harry W. Flannery, KNX. —Capt. Midnight, KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*News of the World. KECA. KFSD.

—Uncle Harry, KMPC. —Memories at Eventide. KPAS. *News. KMTR. — Whoa Bill Club. KFAC.

—Sport Secrets, K614. —Race Results. KRKD. —Music, KFOX.

5:45*By the Way With Bill Henry. EFL

*News, KNX, KI M). —Jack Armstrong, KILL KFXM, — KGB. KVOE. —Tom Mix, KECA. KFSD. — Music, KPAS, KMTR, KGFJ. — Dick Ross, KFOX.

6—Kreft's Music Hall, K M. —Major Bowes' Amateur Hour. KNX.

*Gabriel Meatier. EIHJ. —Jimmy Starr, KECA. *News, KFWB. KPAS. KFOX, KGER, KI M.

--Sports Page. RIN K% — Music for Everyone. KFAC. —Irwin Allen, KMTR. —Italian Melodies, KGFJ. —Concert. KKK!). —On With the Dance, RP M. — KGB Presents, KGB. —Serenade, KI ND. —Orange County News. KVOE.

6:10—Sportlight. KFOX. 6:15—Sports Round-Up. KECA.

—Strolling Around. KFWB. *News, KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KIND. KVOR.

—Radio News Reel. KMTR. —B. Seivin Orch., KMPC. —Sportsliner, KPAS. —Governor Speaks. KFOX. — Music, KGER. —Joy Babcock. KFSD.

6:30—Big Town, KNX. — Mayor Bowen'', KECA. —Spotlight !kinds. KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

—Piano Paintings. KFWB. *News, KMPC. —Dinner Music, KPAS. —Editor's Notebook. KMTR. —The Bronze Hour. 111(iFJ. —Library Yrograni. KFOX. — Manual Arts High. KGER. —Blue Horizons, KFSD. —Let's Dance. KFVD.

6:45—Miss Meade's Children, KI M KVOE.

—Jack Owen & Robert Mitchell. KECA.

—Pop. Orch.. KFWB. —Arniy Program. KMPC. —Ed Bobbin. KMTR. —Fishing Pals. KRKD. —Strictly for Sportsmen. KFOX. —Children's Playhouse. KFXM. — Know Your San Diego. KGB.

7 —Al

Pearce Gang, R M. —G. Miller Orch.. KNX. *Raymond Gram Swing. KHJ. KVOE, KGB. KFXM.

—Rudy Vallee, KECA. KFS11. —Unele Sam Speaks. KFWB. --Strollin' TOM. KMPC. —Sunset Serenade, KPAS. *News. KMTR. KRKIL KGER. —Dr. Jame* R. Graham. KFAC. —Spnnish Hour. KGFJ. —Daily Bread. KFOX.

5:05—American Jewish Hone. KGER 7:15—The First Line. KNX.

—Acme Beer, FULL —Public Affairs. KMTR. — Master's Hour, KMPC. —Listener's Digest, KPAS. — Music. KGB, KVOE. —Three-Quarter Time. ERR!). —Salon Jazz, KFOX. —Lone Ranger. KFX.M.

7 :20—B. Newman °reit.. KHJ. 7:30—Frank Fay. 1111.

*Your Defense Reporter. KHJ, KVOE.

*News, KFWB. —lied Ryder, KECA, KIND. — Dr. Michelson. KMTR.

KFAC. —Do You Know? KRI M.

KFOX. —Beauty That Endurps. KGB.

7:45—Frazier Hunt. KNX. —Inside of Sports, KHJ, KVOE. KGB, KFXM.

*Robert Arden. KFWB. KFOX. —Talk. Music, KPAS. *News. KFAC. —Aimee Semple McPherson, KFSG.

"SEGO LILIES" The true story of tile founding of St. George and the adop-tion of Utah's State Flower.

Dramatised by the "OLD RANGER" and a superb cast

tonight.

DEATH VALLEY DAYS

KNX 8:30-9:00 P. M.

1,4110111o*tilotesoftnit000liliglith

8—Fred Waring, KFI. 0 —Amos 'n' Andy, 1131X. *Dorothy Thompson, KECA. —.Standard Symphony, KHJ, KFX51, KGB, KVOF..

*News, IIMPC, KGFJ, KGER. —Pop. Orch., KFWB. —J. Frank Burke, KPAS. — Music, KMTR. —Evening Concert. KFAC. —Specialty. KFOX. — Music by Bovero., KFSD. —America Calling, KVOE.

8:05—Spanish Hour, KGER. 8:15—Lum & Abner. EFL

—Lanny Ross. KNX. —The Cadets, KECA. — W.P.A. Negro Choir, KMPC. — Music. KGFJ.

8:30—Maxwell House Coffee Time, EFL

— Death Valley Days, KNX. —Salon illodertie, KMPC. —Tour Blind Date, KECA, KIND.

—Theater of Fame, KFWB. —Spotlight on Rhythm, KPAS. —Property Owners. KMTR. —Remember Pearl Harbor, KGFJ.

—Judge Gardner, KFOX. *News, KFSG.

8:35—Aimee McPherson. 8:45—Faces and Places, KMPC.

— Wintergarden, Kl'AS. — Music, KMTR, KGFJ.

9—Aldrich Family. EFL *Linton Welles, News, KNX. *News, KECA. KHJ. KGFJ, KGER, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

—Lest We Forget. KFWB. —Peter Potter, KMPC. — Haven of Rest. KPAS. — Music. KMTR. —Evening Concert, KFAC. —Church of Christ. KFOX.

9:05—Dance Well.. KNX. —Night in Mexico. KGER.

9:15—Story Teller, KH.I. —.Sports Scripts, KECA. KEN!). —Pop. Drell., KFWB. KGFJ. *News. KFOX. --S. Fields Orch.. KFXM. —S. Kenton Orch., KVOE. —In the Gloaming. KGB.

9:30—Ellery Queen. KIT. —Erskine Johnson (Thrifty Drugl. KE('A.

— Maudie's Diary, KNX. *Fulton Lewis. KI1J, KFX.M. KGB. KVOE.

*News, KFMB. KMTR, KING. KFSIL —Your Favorite Band. KPAS.

— Maurice Johnson. KFOX. 9:35—Two Grand Pianists, KFSG.9:45 —C. Foster (tech., KN.). KFX111,

KGB. *Rodriguez and Sutherland, KECA.

— Music Review. KFWB.

*News. Kl'AS. —Bob Brooks, KMTR. —Ross Ballroom. KFOX. —C. Thornhill Orch., KIND.

9:55*News, KFSD.

DANCE MUSIC AT ITS BEST

LUCKY LAGER DANCE TIME

KFAC 10 to 12 EVERY NIGHT

10—Town Meeting of Air, KECA. *Richfield News, KFI. *News, KNX, KGFJ. *C'ontinuoits Newsreel. KHJ. — W. Manone Orch.. KMPC. —Thursday Presents. KPAS. —Viennese Ens.. KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

—Esther Fricke Stuart. K ING. —B. Crosby Orch., KGB. KVOE —Popular Music, KFOX.

10:10—Music, EWER. 10:15—Irene Rich. K n.

—Songtime, KNX. —Bowling Notes, HI VE. —Let's Dance, KMPC. — Lamplighter, Music, KPAS. —B. Averill Orch., KMTR. —Beverly Hills Radio Players, KGFJ.

—B. Crosby Orch., KFXM. 10:30*Inside the News, EFL

—Eastside Dance Tonite. KFWB. KFSII.

—In the Still of the Night, SPAS.

— Music, IBITR, KGFJ. —In the Sportlight, KFXM *News, KMPC, KFSG. KGB. —H. Kay (tech.. KVOE.

10:35—Mr. and Mrs. John Webb, KING.

10:45—Music, AFL — Masterworks, KNX. —C. Kennedy Trio, KMPC. —H. Kay Orch., KFXM, KGB.

10:55—Nothing Rut Praise, KFI.

11 —Lamplighter, KHJ. —11th Annual V. F. W. "Hello, America" Program, KECA.

*News. KFI, KNX, KGFJ. — Eastside Dance Tonite, KFWB. KFSIL

— War Service Bureau, KMPC. — Dance Music, KFOX. — H. Fleury Orel,.. KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

—.1. Teagarden Orch.. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

—Radki Drama Guild, KFSG. 11:05—Memory Melodies. KMPC. 11:15-0. Nelson Orch.. KFI.

— W. Hatch Orel*. KNX. —J. Teagarden Orch.. KILL — Music, KMTR, KGFJ. —Somerset House. Piano, KFXM.

11:30—M. Strand Breit.. KNX. —B. Crosby Orch., KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

— Music You Want. KF WB. *News, KMPC, KMTR. KFSG. — Music to Remember. KPAS. — Dance Tunes, KGFJ. —Organ, KFSD.

11:35—Moonlight Reveries. KMPC. — Music. KING.

11:45*News, Kn. 11:55*News. KNX. KPAS.

Death Valley Days A pioneer Mormon wife who chal-

lenged her husband to find one bit of beauty in the desert of Southern Utah in 1862, inspired the-Old Ranger's true story of "Sego Lilies" to be broadcast on Death Valley Days Thursd a y, March 26, over KNX-CBS at 8:30 p. m.

* * KNX, 8:30 p.m. Thurs.

The Charles Corrells (he's Andy of Amos 'n' Andy) are expecting an heir sometime this summer.

* * KNX, 8 p.m. Mon.-Fri.

When Red Skelton drops off the NBC airlanes for his summer vacation June 16 his spot will be filled by Tommy Dorsey's orchestra from New l'",*k for 13 weeks.

Jimm e Fidler, BLUE network com-mentator on Hollywood, was once the press agent for Rudolph Valentino as well as Wallace Reid, Gloria Swanson and Pola Negri.

For flakier crusts — use Swift's Jewel Shortening. Help con-serve tin. Buy Jewel in one or

three pound cartons.

10

FRIDAY *Indicates News Broadcast

0 —Johnny Murray, KFI. 9P —Jack Berth, Songs, KNX. —Breakfast Club, KHJ, KIND, KVOE, KFXM.

*Monitor News, KFWB. — Musical Clock, KE('A. —Andy & Virginia, KMPC. —Spanish Program. KMTR. *News, KGFJ, KFOX. KPAS. —Country Church, KFAC. — Music, KRKD. *News, Soul Patrol, KGER. — Haven of Rest. KGB. —Stuart Hamblen, KI ND.

8:15—Art Baker, K R. . —Your Neighbor. KNX. —Breakfast Club, KE('A. KGFJ. —Pop. Orch., — Markets & Spurts, KMPC. —Breakfast Serenade, KGFJ. —Dr. Lovell, KFOX. — Mizpa KGER. —Sunshine Service, KFXM. —Good Cheer, KFSD.

8:30*News, KFI, KHJ. KECA, KRKD, KFSD, KGB, KVOE.

—Betty Crocker, KNX. —Unity Daily Word, ILM112. —Haven of Rest, KPAS. —Strollin' Tom. RE M'. — Hodgepodge, KFOX.

8:35—Musle, KRI M. 8:45—David Harlin/. KI01.

—Stories America Loves. KNX. —Robert I.er Johnson, KE('A. —As the Twig Is Bent, KHJ, KGB, KFX31. KVOE.

—Classical Music, KFAC. — Dr. Wiseman. KGFJ. —Classified, KFOX. —Rev. Bennington, KGER. —National Farm and Home Hour, KIND,

9—Bess Johnson, KFI. —Kate Smith, KNX. *John B. Hughes, RH& KGB. KVOE, KFXM.

—Breakfast Club. KECA. —Pop. Music, KIN111. *News. K3IPC, KGFJ, KGER, — Melody Clock, KPAS. — Highland Park Baptist Church, KMTR.

— Daily Inspirational. KFAC. —Sagebrush Serenade. KRKD. —Firebrands for Jesus, KFOX. — Diane Courtney, KFSD. — Waltz, KFVD.

9:15—Bachelor's Children, KFI. —Big Sister, KNX. —Victor Lindlahr. K M. KGB. —Diane Courtney, KECA. KFSD.

— Lady Be Good, 1111PC. — Milady Speaks, KPAS. *News. KMTR, REVD. —Voice of Health, KFAC. — Music, KGF.I. — March Ahead of T:me, KGER. —C. Foster Oreh., KVOE.

9:30*News. K R. KFWB. —Romance of the World, KNX. — Norma Young, KHJ. — Here's to the Lad es, KE('A. — Family Bible, KSIPC. — Homespun Harmonies, KPAS. — W. B. Record, KMTR.

RE M'. KRKD. — Waltz Time. KGFJ. —Revival, KGER. —Thru Feminine Eyes, KFXM. *Helen Hiett. KFSIL —Ben Sweetland. KGB. —Dr. Richardson, KFSD. —Resources Reporter. KVOE.

9:45— What's Doing. KFI. —Our Gal Sunday. KNX. —Family Doctor. KECA. —Lotta Noyes. Music, KF WB. *News, KMPC, KRKD. —Charm Cottage, KPAS. — Music, KMTR. —Tall Philosopher. KFAC. — Musical Whatnot. KFOX. —Full Gospel, KGER. - Fashioned Girl. KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Vance & Lila. KIND. —Parade, KIND,

—Tillan ,,,,, k Kitchen, KFI. —Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX. *News. KHJ. KPAS, KFOX, KGER, KIAM. KGB,

*Baukhage Talking. KECA. KIN D

—HI, Mum. K3IPC,

March 27 —Dr. Davies, KFWB. —Our Saviour's Lutheran Church, KMTR.

— Mid-Morning serenade, KFAC, KFVD.

—Paddock Flashes. KRKIL 10:05—Full Gospel, KGER. 10:15—Agnes While, KFI.

— Woman in White, KNX. —Helen Holden, KVOE, KHJ. —Orphans of Divorce. KECA, KFSD.

—Pop. Orch.. KFWB, KFXM. —Yesterday's Favorites, KPAS. —Voice of Health, KGFJ. *News, KMTR. —Talk, KRKD. —Songs, KIDX. — Kingdom Within, KGER. — Music, KFXM. — Molly Morse, KGB.

10:30—Rhythmaires, KFI. —Vic & Sade. KNX. —Amanda of Honeymoon Hill. KECA, KESD.

—Unscheduled, KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE.

*News, KMPC, KFAC. —Floyd B. Johnson, KMTR. — Meet Priscilla Alden, KPAS. — Music, KGF.J. —Voice of Goveratnent, KRKD. —Organ, KFOX. —Bright Corner, KGER. —Union Rescue 311ssion.

10:45—Dr. Kate. KFI. *Jane Endicott, Reporter, FENN. —John's Other Wife, BF:CA. KIND.

—Eddie Albright, KILL *News. KFWB. —Song Shop. KMPC. — Dr. Philip Si. Lovell. KMTR. —Congregational Church, KFAC. *News, KRKID. —Vera Morris, KFOX. —Sunshine Pastor, KGER. —Your Date With Don Norman, KFXM, KGB.

—smart San Diego Speaks. KIN D

*Monitor News. KVOE. 10:50 —Music, KRKIL

HEAR CHEF MILANI "Dinner for 4,

a Dollar No More" KMPC -11:00 A. M.

•KECA, KFSD -4:15 P.M.

11— Liqht of the World, K n. —Bright Horizon. KNX, —Just Plain Hill, KECA, KIND. *Cedric Foster. KILL KGB, KVOE. KFXM.

KMTR KFI KECA KI1J KFVD KFSG KGFJ KFXM KFAC KGER TCFSD TKMPC TKIEV TKFWFrKNX KRKD ifTC- KFOX TKGB TKVOE 570-F640 1-790-1- 930-T1020 T ITO 1240 7 -1330 Ti390-1 -

GOO 710 1370 980 1070 1230 1280 1360 1490

— Al Jarvis, KFWB. — Dr. 1. 1'. Talbot, KMTR. —Chef Milani, KMPC. *News, KPAS. KGFJ, KGER, KIPUD.

—Les Adams, KFA('. — Music, KKK!). —Tempos of Today, KFOX.

11:05—Romance of Furniture, KPAS. 11:15 —Guiding Light, K n.

—Aunt Jenny's Stories. KNX. —1•nscheduled, KECA, KFSD. —Mutual Dons, KHJ. -:-Lost Empire, KPAS. — Music, KGFJ, KFVD. —Good Neighbor. KGER. *News, KGB, KVOE.

11:30—Valiant Lady, K n. —Fletcher Wiley. KNX. — Market Place, KHJ. —Beauty Counselor, KMPC. —Pasadena Independent. KPAS. *News, KMTR. KRKD, KFOX. —Polly Patterson, KI'AC. --City Dwellers. KGFJ. —Billy Bargain. KFXM. —Concert, KIN!). —Philadelphia Orch., KGB, KVOE.

—Piano. KFVD. 11:45—Arnold Grimm's Daughter,

KFI. — Kate Hopkins, KNX.

Was shop. KHJ. —- Hits & Bits, KIIPC. —Let's Listen to.—KPAS. —Volney James, KMTR. — Music, KGFJ. KGER. —Pop. Oreh., KFXM. —vlatamortis, Pianist, KRKD. —Dapper I/an, KFON. *News, KIND. —Violet Schrant: KFVD.

12— Farm Reporter, K R. —Man I Married, KNX. *Broadway News, KHJ. —Unscheduled, KECA. KIND. —Al Jarvis, KFWB. — War Service Bureau, KMPC. — Mail Bo % No. 11-10, KPAS. — Music, KMTR. KRKD. —Strike Up the Band. KFAC. *News. KGF:IL KGF.I. —Tin Pan KFOX.

Sam, KFXM. —- 1.111-delphia Orch.. KGB, KVOU.

—Editor of Air, KFVD. 12:05—Music, KGER. 12:1S—Ma Perkins. K R.

*News, KNX. KMPC. KFOX. KFXM.

— Homemaker's Club, KH.11. —News Reel, KMTR. — Midnight Mission. KGFJ. —Luncheon SI tusk , KFVD.

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Evening Programs in Boldface,

Variety 8:U0—Johnny Murray, :V.—Art Baker, EEL 9:00—Kate Smith. 1:NX. 11 :nil—Chef 3111anl. KMPC. 11:W1—Market Place, KHJ. 1:13—Club Matinee, KECA. 4:00—Art Baker's Notebook,

K R. 4:15—Here's Morgan, KI1.1-

KG111-KCX31-KVII/E. 8:15--Radio Magic. KIND. 6:30—Spotlight Bands, KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-KVOE. H:30—Plantation Pnrtv, KFI. 7:00--Elsa Maswell. KECA. 7:00 —Captain Flnint and Ser-

geant Quirt. Krt. 7:30—How .14n I Doing? KNX. 8:00—Old Gold Program. KECA-

KIND. t4:00—Amos 'n' Andy, KNX. 8:15—Lum and Abner. K n, 01:30—King Size Weekly, R H, 9:00—Kate Smith, KNX.

Drama R:30—Flrat Nighter. KNX. ::40.__thrand Central Station,

KNX, 8:30—Philip Morris Playhouse,

ANN. 8:30—Gang Blisters, KECA-

KFSD. 9:00— Whodunit? RFT. 9:30— When Prewar.; Roar, K n.

Quiz Programs 8:00—Quiz of Two Cities, KHJ.

Outstanding Music 11:30—Philadelphia Orch.. KGB

KV0E. (KFIJ-KFXM, 12:45 p.m.)

1:15—.Sugustana College Choir. KH.1-KGB-KFXM-KVOE.

2:041—Classie Floor, KECA. 3:30—Frank Parker, KNX. 0:00— Waltz Time, K M. 0 tro—Ginny Sivnnis, KNX. 7:00—Glenn Miller, KNX. 8 :00—E% ening Concert. KFAC. 8:00—Pleasure Time, Kr!, 8:15—Lanny Ross, KNX. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time.

KFAC. 10:30—Eastside Dance Tonite,

KFWB-KIND. 10:45—Musternorks, KNX. 11:00--Philharmonia, KECA.

Public Affairs 6:00— What's On Your Mind?

KNX. 6 :30—Mnreh of Time, KECA-

KIND.

Sports—Comment 8:00—Sports Page, K3IPC. 6:15—Sports Roundup, KECA, 7:00—Joe Louis vs. Abe Simon

KHJ-KGB-KIXM-HVOE. 10 :00—Legion Stadium light,

KF:CA-FEFSD. 10:15—Bowling Notes, KFWB.

1

12:30—Pepper Young's Family. —Joyce Jordan, KNX. *News, KFWB. KPAS, KFAC. —Peter Potter, KMPC. — Music, ILIITIL KGFJ. —Jimmie's Saddle Pals, KRKD. — Kitchen (harden, KFOX. —Pop. Orch.. KFXM. —Gospel in Song, KFVD.

12:45—Vic & Sade. — Woman of Courage, KNX. —Philadelphia Orch., M ANI.

—Jubilee, KFWB. —Pasadena Civic Auditorium.

— MK ursAirS.. RE M'. — W. P.A., KGFJ. —Science of Mind, KFOX. —Violet Schram. KENO.

—Backstage Wife, K n. —Stepmother, KNX. —Philadelphia Orch.. KF'XM, KGB, KVOF:.

—Arthur Tracy, KECA. —Peter Potter, K3IP('. — Melodic Moods. KPAS. *News, KMTR, KGFJ, KGER,

il ienle)e.—Scr of Mind, KFAC„ KRKD.

—- Matinee Melodies, KFOX. —Ann Gibson, KIND.

1:15—Stella Dallas, KFI. — Myrt & Marge. KNX. —Club Matinee, KECA. KIND. —Atigustana College Choir, KHJ, KFX31, KGB. KVOE.

—John Ford Sings, KPAS. — Mental Science, KMTR. — Music, KFA('. — Meet the Band, KGFJ. .—Salvatore Santaella. KRKD,

KFON. — Moods in Music. KFVD.

1:30—Lorenzo Jones, KFI. —School of the Air of Amer-icas. KNX.

, —Johnson

Family, KH.I, KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Boulevard Quiz. KFWB. *News. KMPC. — House of MacGregor, Kl'AS. — Music, KMTR, KRKD. —Songs of Faith, KFAC. —Christian Science, KFOX. —Spanish Trio. KGER. — Hawaiian Music, KFVD.

1:15—Young Widder Brown, K N. *Bunke Carter, ICH& KFX3I, KGB, KVOE.

—H. Horlick Deck, KFWB. — Miniatures in Melody. KMPC. —Today's Almanac, KPAS. — Music, KGFJ. *News, Music, KRKD. —Blues. KFOX. — Music City, 1F(FVD.

1:55*News, M X:3. KIND.

10— When a Girl Marries, K R. KHJ, KFXM, KVOE.

* Winter, News. KNX. —Classic Hour, !MCA. —Pup. Orch.. FLINVB. —Tell Me a Story, KMPC. — Musical Matinee. KPAS. — Woman's World, KMTR. —Classical Music, KFA('. *News, KGFJ. KGER. —Race Resume. KRKD. —Happy Rhapsody. KIND. —south American Music, KFOX. —Investment Problems. KGB. — Music itirc. KIND.

2:05—Music, KRKD, KGER. 2:15—Portia Faces Life. KFI.

—Road of Life. KNX. —I'll Find My Way. KHJ.

K‘ E—Fiesta. KMPC. —(11 lc, K(iFJ, KFOX, *Mush, & News. KFOX. —Salvation Arm). KGER. —Pop. Orch.. KFXM. *News, KIND.

2:30— We the Abbott:4, M I. —0'Neills. KNX. *News, KH.1, KFWB, KRI M. KFX31, KGB, KVOE.

—Poet's Hill, KMPC. — Walter Brown Morray, KFA('. —Helen Johns' Grab Big, KGFJ. — Half and Half, KFOX. —Long Beach Band; KGE'R. — House in the Country. K M). —Romantic Rhythm. KFVD.

2:45—Mary Marlin, K M. —Senttergood Baines, KNX. —Bookworm. KH.11, KGB, KVOE. —1'. S. Army, KFV111. *News, K3IPC. KFVD. —Let's Play Bridge, RYAS. —Newton Yates, Organ, KFAC. — Music, KRKD. —Civic Spotlicht. KFXM. — Wayne Van Dyne, KIVU.

MARCH 22, 1942 RADI O LIFE PAGE 29 FRIDAY LOGS It—Right to Happiness, KFI. —Date Lane, Songs, KNX. —Prayer, News, KHJ. —Between the Bookends, KECA, KFSD.

—710 Club. KMPC. *News, Kl'AS, KFWB. KGFJ, KGER.

— Music, KINVII. KMTR. —Classical Music, KFAC. — McIntire Hawaiians, KRKD. — Music and News. KFOX. —Favorites, KIND — Ministerial Alliance, KFXM. —Prayer. News, Civic. KVOF:.

3:03—Personal Presence. KELL —.I. Richards Orel.. KFNM, KVOE, KGB.

3:15—Lone Journey, KFI. —Edgar Harrison %Venom.

— What's Doing, KECA. —Program Reporter, SPAS. —Symphony, KFAC. —J. Richards Orch., KFX111. — Music, KGFJ. —-Public Service, KIND. —.1. Richards Orch., KVOF:.

3:20—Long Beach Band. KGER. 3:30—Against the Storm, K M.

—Frank Parker. KNX. —Hollywood Shopping News, KHJ.

—Unclassic Hour. KECA. —Some Like It Hot, KPAS. —Pop. (*ch.. KFWB. —Pianos. KMTR. —Concert Time. KGFJ. *News, KRKD. — Music and News. KFON. —Trading Post. KFXM. —Listening Time. KIND. —Off the Record. KGB. —Novelty Notes, KI ND. —Bargain Counter. KVOE.

3:35—Music, KRKIL 3:45— Win-a-Bond. KFI.

*The World Today, KNX. — Musical Matinee, KHJ. —Isle 'if Make Believe, KPAS. —tiantaella Ensemble, KMTR. —Good Afternoon Soldier, KFXM.

—Travelling Cook. KIND. *Monitor News, KGB. —Carter Wright, KIND.

3:50*News, 3:55—Forest Lawn, KHJ.

4—Art Baker's Notebook, KFI. .9 —Second Mrs. Burton. KNX. —Fulton Lewis. KHJ. KFXM, KGB. HAVE.

*News. KECA, KMTR. KFOX. KGER.

— Don Milligan. KFWB. — Manhattan Stars, KMPC, —Do You Remenilwr? KPAS. — Music. KFAC. KRI M. —Fun With the Jesters, KFSD. —Piano, KI ND.

4:15—Young Dr. Malone. KNX. —Here's Morgan. KHJ, KVOE. KFXM. KGB.

—Jack Owens. KECA. KIND. —Lyman Smith, KMTR.

KFAC. KFOX. —Tea Time. KGFJ. — Movieland Quiz. KRKD. —Gee. Strange. KGER. *News, KENO.

4:25*News, KILL KGB. KFXM. K YOE.

4:30—Bridge Club. KFI. —Nancy Dixon. KNX. —SalvstIon Army, KILL KGB KVOE.

—10-?.-4 Ranch, KECA. *News & Music, KFWB. *News. FEMPC. —Fairy Tales. KPAS. —Raintion's End. KMTR. —I.. A. City College. ! MAC. — Memory Time. KGFJ. — Music. KRI M. —Jamboree, KFOX. —Prophecy Speaks, KGER. —1/r. Philip Lovell. KFXM. —Rhythm Rumblers. KFSD. —Tea Time. KEY!).

4 :45*The Spectator. *News. KNX. KRI M. — Mask Depreciation, KHJ. KGB, KVOE.

—Flying Patrol, KECA. —Stuart Hamblen, KFWB. —Take It Easy, KMPC. —Uncle Jack, Kl'As.

KFAC. —Pop. W M., KFXM.

4:50 —Galen Drake, KNX.

s—Don Winslow, K M —Galen Drake. KNX. *Broadway News, KI M —Twilight Tales, KECA. — What's News. KMPC. — Have You Heard? KPAS. —Stuart Hamblen. KFWB. *News, KFAC, KGF.J. KGER. Kirk % KIND.

—Dr. Davies. KMTR. —Songs of Saddle. KRKD. —Sunshine Pastor. KFOX. —Best Buys, KGB. —Evening Serenade, KFVD. —Classified, KVOE.

5:05—Latin Hour, KGER. 5:15—News Crier, Krt.

—Orphan Annie. KHJ, KGB, KVOE, KFXM.

—Crimson Trail, KPAS. *News. KF:CA. KMPC, KFVD. — Music, KFAC, KGFJ. —Flying Patrol, KFSD.

5 :30 — Pa ging J01111 Doe. *Harry Flannery. KNX. —Captain Midnight. KI1J, KGB. KVOE, KFX51.

*Nen!' of the World, KECA. KIND.

—Uncle Harry. KMPC. — Memories at Eventide. KPAS. — Whoa Bill Club, KFAC. *Nen., KMTR. —Spoils Secrets. KGFJ. —Race Results, KRKD. — Music, KFOX. —Serenade, KI ND.

5:45—By the Way iVith Bill Henry. KFI.

*News, KNX, KRKD. —Tom Mix. KECA, KFSD. —.lack Armstrong. KILL KFX.M, KGB, KVOE.

—Bing Sings, KPAS. — Music, KMTR. —Phil Stanwick, KGFJ. — 1{0 ,1 Enterprise. KFOX. —90-90 Club, KI ND.

C — Waltz Time, KFI. V — What's on Your KNX. *Gabriel limiter. K M, KGB. —Jimmy Sla m KECA. *News, KFWB, KPAS, KFOX, KGER, KFXM.

—Sports Page, KMPC. —Irwin Allen, KMTR. — Music for Everyone, KFA('. —Italian Melodies, KGFJ. —Concert Music. KRKD. —On With the Mince. KFSD. —Evening Serenade. KFVD. —Orange County News, KVOE.

6:10—Sportlight. REI M. 6:15—Sports Roundup. KECA.

*News. KHJ. KGB. KFVD, KVOE.

—Strolling Armen& KF WIL —B. Scum Drib,. KMPC. _sportsliner. KPAS.

KMTR, KFXM. —Songs for Your slipper. KFOX. —Frank E. Force, KGER. —Radio Magic. KIND.

6:30—Plantation Party, K M. —First Slighter, KNX. —spotlight Bands, KI M KFSEM KGB, KVOE.

*March Of Time. KECA. KFSD. —Vacation Time, KFWIL *News. IEMPC. — Dinner Music. KPAS. —Pay Day, KNITIL —Fannie Reinhort. —American Jen ish hour. KGER —Let's Dunce, KI ND.

6:45—The Fleet's In, KILL KGB. —L. A. Defense Council. KFVFB — Music for Victor.. KM l'('. — Ed Bobbin, KNITIL

KRKI). —S- trictly for Sportsmen. KFOX. —Native Sons, KFNXI. —Sextette f Hunger. KVOE.

6:55—Ginny Sim,uis, KNX. *News. KECA. KIND.

V --Captain Flagg and Sergeant Quirt, KFI.

—G. Miller Orch., KNX. —Elsa Maxwell, KIECA, K M). —Joe Louis is. Abe Simon. Boxing, KHJ. KGB. KFXM, KVOE.

—Treasury Star Parade. KFWB. —44trollin' Tom, KMPC. —Sunset Serenade, KPAS. *News. KMTR. KRKD, KGER. — Music America Loves, KFAC. —Daily Bread. KFOX.

7 :85— imerican Jewish Hour, KGER.

7:15—Don't You Believe It, KECA. —Public Service Program. KNX. — Masters Hour, KMP('. —Public Affairs, KMTR. —Listeners' I)igest, KPAS. — Music, KFOX, KFWB. —Three Quarter Time. KRKD. — House of Dreams. KFSD.

7:36—Grand ('entral Station, KFI. — How Am I Doing?. KNX. —Lone Ranger, KHJ. KFX111, KGB, KVOE.

— Melodies by Mitchell, KECA. *News, KFWB. — Dr. Michelson. KAITIL — Do You Know?. KKK!). —Semi-Classical, KFOX. — Meet Your Navy. KIND.

7:45*Newm. KECA, KFA('. —Robert Arden. FEFVEIL KFOX —Talk. Timely Tunes, KPAS. — Music, KRKI).

8-Fred Waring, KI M —Amos 'n' Andy; KNX. —Herbert Marshall, KECA. KIND.

—Quiz of Two Cities. KHJ. —Americana, KFWB. *News, KM'S'. KGFJ, KGER. *.l. Frank Burke, Commentator. KPAS.

— Evening ('oncert. KFAC. KRK1), KMTR.

—- Eventide Echoes, KFOX. - Venuti Drib.. KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

8:05—Swinish Hour, KGER. 8:15-1,i'm and Abner.

—Lanny Rom. Songs, KNX. — Music, KGFJ. —Star Parade, KMPC. — March of Labor, KGB. —C. Hoff Orch.. HYDE. KFXM.

8:30—Beechnut King Size Weekly, KEE

—l'itilip Morris Playhouse, KNX —Acme Beer. KI M —Gang Busters. FEKCA, KIND. —Boys' Town, KFWB. —Re me mber Pearl Harbor, KGFJ.

—Judge Gardner, KFOX. KPAS. --Voices in the Night, KFXM. —Salon Moderne, W11PC. —Variety Show. I MF..

8:35—Keaton Variety Show, KHJ. 8:45—Faces and Places, KMPC.

— Music. KGFJ. 8:55 —Toast to Allies, KGB.

9— Whodunit?, KY!. —Kate Smith, KNX. *News, KFX'A, KHJ. KGFJ, KGER. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

—Pup. Orch., KFAVIR. — Let's Dance. KPAS. —Peter Potter. IEMPC. — Floyd Johnson. KMTR. —Evening Concert. KFAC. — Music, KPAS. IERKIL —Church of Christ. KFOX.

9:05—Aubrey Lee, KGER. 9:15*Lers Talk It Over With Clete

Roberts, KECA. *('al Tinney, Kill, KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

— Wintergarden. KPAS. *News. KFOX.

9:30— When Presses Roar. BYE. *Fulton Lewis, K11.1, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

—Erskine Johnson (Thrifty Drug), KECA.

— Huntington Hotel, KPAS. *News. KFWB. KMTR. KIND. —Calif. State Guard, KGFJ. — Merry-Go-Round l'p. KRKD.

— Maurice Johnson, WV, 9:45 —S. Ennis Orch., KHJ.

*Rodriguez & Sutherland, KECA.

*News, KPAS. —Rustic Revue, KFWB. — Music, KGFJ. —Bob Brooks. KMTR. —Ross Ballroom. KFOX. —Salute to the Allies, KFXM. —C. Thornhill Deli.. KFSD. —D. Jurgen!' KVOE.

9:55 Find the Woman, KNX. *News, KIND.

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*Richfield News, K M *Bob Garred, News, KNX. *Contin 000000 Newsreel. K M. — Friday Presents. Kl'AS. — W. Manone KMPC. *News. KGF.I. KGER. —Viennese Ens., KMTR. —Lucky Luger Dance Time, KFAC.

— Merry-Go-Round-Up, KRKD. —Club Alabarn, KFOX. — W. Herman arch., KFXM, KVOE.

—Legion Stadium Fights, KFSD. —George Bacon, KGB.

10:10—Aubrey Lee, KGER. 10:15*Mancitester Buddy, Kn.

—Sometime, KNX. —Bowling Notes. KFWB. —Let's Dance. KMPC. — Lamplighter, Music, KPAS. —B. Averill Orch., KMTR, —Lucille Lang. KGFJ. —Ross Ballroom, KFOX.

10:30*Inside the News, KFI. —Organ, KE('A. —1Castside Dance Tonite, KFWB, KFSD.

*News. KM1'('. —In the Still of the Night, KPAS.

— Music, KMTR. — Maurice Kosloff. KGFJ. —-sportslight, KFXM. —Ennis () Mt., KGB, KVOE.

10:45—Tempos of Today, KY!. — Masterworks, KNX. —C Kennedy Trio, KMPC. — Majestic Ballroom, KFOX. —S. Ennis Orch.. KFXM.

10:65—Nothing But Praise. Kn.

11 Teagarden Orch., KHJ, KFX51. KGB. KVOE.

*News, KFI, KNX, KGFJ. —Philharmonia, KECA. —F:astside Dance Tonite, KFWB, KFS1).

— War Service Bureau. KMPC. —Dance Music. KPAS, KFOX. —H. Henry Orch., KMTR. —Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFA('.

— Merry-Go-Round-tip. KRKD. 11:05—Memory Melodies. KMPC. 11:15-0. Nelson Oral., IC H.

—I.. Gittskin Orch., KNX. — Music, KMTR, KGFJ. —Somerset House. Piano, KFXM.

11:30-4). Nelson ()reit.. KFI. — M. Strand Welt., KNX. —B. Crosby Orch., KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE.

—Best in Musk. KFWB. *News, BM W% KMTR. — Music to Remember. KPAS. — Dance Tunes, KGFJ. —Organ. KIND.

11:35—Moonlight Reveries, KMPC. 11:45*Neww, M g. II:55*News. KNX, KFN.13. KPAS.

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8—California Agriculture, KFI. —Breakfast Club, KECA. KFSD *News, KNX, KGFJ, KFOX. KGER.

*BBC News, KHJ. KGB. KVOE —Pop. Orch., KFWB. KRKD. —Andy and Virginia, KMPC. — Morning Pickup, KPAS. —Spanish Hour, KMTR. —Country Church, KFAC. —Trading Post. KFXM. —Stuart Hamblen, KFVD.

6:05—National Hill Billy Champions. /DIX.

—Soul Patrol. KGER. 9:15—Unscheduled. KFI.

—God's Country, KNX. —Junior Musicale, KILI, KGB, KVOE.

— Market Report, KMPC. *News. KPAS. —Breakfast Serenade, KGFJ. —Records, KFOX. —Sunshine Service, KFXM. — Mizpah. KGER. —Good Cheer. KFSD.

11:30—America the Free, EFL *News, KB& KECA, KRKD, KFSD.

—Let's Pretend. KNX. —After Reveille. KMPC. — Melody Clock, KPAS. —StroIlin' Tom, KFA('. — Army Band, KGB, KVOE.

8:35—Musk, KRKD. 11:45—U. S. Army Band, KILL

KFX.M. —Robert Lee Johnson. KECA. —Salvation Army. KFWB. —County Medical Assn.. KFAC. — Dr. Vilseman, KGFJ. —Classified, KFOX. —Fables for Fun, KFSD.

9— What's Doing, K n. —Theater of Today, — Mutual Dons, K M. KGB, KVOE. KFXM.

*News, KMPC, KGFJ. KGER. —Breakfast Club, KECA. — Music, KFWB. —Lew White at Console. KPAS. —Christian American Crusade, KMTR.

—Sagebrush Serenade, KRKD. —Daily Inspirational. KFA('. — Firebrands for Jesus, KFOX. — Friendship Exchange. KFSD. — Waltz, KFVD.

9:05—March Ahead of Time. KGER. 9:15—Consumer Tips. K M.

—Songalogue, KHJ, KGB. KVOE.

—Federated Churches. KECA. *News, KMTR. KI ND. —John Vosburg. KFWB. — Homespun Harmonies, KPAS. — Music, KGFJ. — Morning Pickup. KMPC. —Life Preserver Club. KFAC. —Family Almanac. Music, KFXM.

—Pet Club. KFSD. 0:30—Stars Over Holly wood. K N X.

*News, KFL — W. P. A. Symphony, KECA. —Children's Scrapbook. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

KHJ, KRI M KFAC. — W. B. Record. KNITIL — Waltz Time, KGFJ. — National Farm and Home, KIND.

— Revival. KGER. — Here Comes Parade, KINp.

9:45—Martha Tilton, KFI. — Food for Thought, KEW. —Naomi Reynolds, KECA. —Latta Noyes, Music, KFWB. *News. KMPC, KRKD. —Charm Cottage. KPAS. — Musk, KMTR. —Charioteers. KFOX. — Full Gospel, KGER, KFOX.

9:50—Music, KFI.

1 —Army Recruiting, —Dr. William Casselberry, KECA.

—Dr. Duties, KF WB. —Say When, KMPC. / *News, KHJ. KPAS, KGFJ , KGER, KFILM, KFOX, KGB. KVOE.

—Our Saviour's Lutheran ('hurch, KMTR.

—Serenade. KFAC. —Paddock Flashes, KRKD. —V. Lopez • KFSD. —Gospel In Song, KFVD.

10:05—Full GosPel, KGER. 10:15—Town Crier. KNX.

—On Guard With the Coast Guard, KHJ.

—Pop. Orch.. KFWB. —Tune Testers, KPAS. *News. KMTR. — Music. KGFJ. KFXM. KRKD. —Jesus' Name. KGER. —Organ, KFOX.

—Saturday Matinee, KGB — W.P.A., KVOE.

10:30—Call to Youth, KFI. —Adventures in Science, KNX. .—Colonial Network Orch., KHJ, KFXM, KVOE.

—Parents' Forum, KEC4. —Books in Review, KMPC. — Musical Varieties. KPAS. —Just Plain Folks, KMTR. —Sunshine Pastor, KGER. *News. KFAC. —Voice of Government. KRKD. — Music by Laval. KFSD. — Midmorning Serenade. KFVD.

10:45—On the Job, KFI. —Treasury Star Parade, KNX. *News. KECA. KFWB. KMPC. —Congregational Church, KFAC.

— Music, KGFJ. *News, Music. KRKD. —Rhythmic Age. KFOX. —Colonial Network Deck.. KGB.

11— Brahms Requiem, KIFI. - nacheduled, KECA, KFSD. — W. Herman Orch., KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

*News. KNX, KLiFJ, KGER. KFVD.

—Al Jarvis. KFWB. — Down the Mississippi. G31PC• —Pasadena News, KPAS. — Dr. Talbot, KMTR. —City & County Defense Coun-cil. KFAC.

— Musk, KRKD. — Melody Cruise, KFOX.

11.05—Of Men and Books. KNX. — Musk as Toil Like It, KPAS.

11:15—Homes on the Land. SPAS. KGFJ. KFAC.

—Good Neighbor, HOER. — Musical Album. KFVD.

11:30—Brush Creek Follies, KNX. —A. Jarrett MTh., KHJ, KVOE.

—Denny Shane, KMPC. —Pasadena Independent. KPAs. —Saturday Serenade, KMTR. —City Dwellers, KGFJ. *News. KR KD, KFOX. —Billy Bargain, KFXM. —Camp Callan Cannonade. KGB.

—Piano, KFVD. 11:45—Norman Parade. KMPC.

—Let's Listen To: KPAS. — Music, KGF.I. KFXM. — Matamoros, Pianist. KRI M. —Harmony Hall, KFOX. —Police Interview KGER. —Violet Schram. KFVD.

KMTR KFI KEGA KHJ V KIN FFSDT KIAPTKIEVTKFW1 KNX IIP 570T6401-790-1- 9361-1020T ii 600 110 s'10 980 1070

KGFJ KFYM KFAC K611 TE68/-0,01 1(7k KFOX

T1330T13oT 1280 1380 1490

12— Farm Reporter, EFL —Columbia Country Journal, KNX.

—Unscheduled, KECA. KFSD, —AI Jarvis. KFAVIL *Broadway News, KHJ. — War Service Bureau, KMPC. —Mail Box No. 11-10. KPAS. *News. IMF& 'EGER. —Strike Up the Band, KFAC. — Musk, KMTR. KRKD. —Tin Pan Alley, KFOX. —Pop. Oral.. KFXM. KVOE. —University Life, KGB.

12:10—Music. KGER. 12:15—Land of the Free, KHJ.

—National Congress Parents and Teachers on Home Front. —KFI.

*News, KMPC. FEFOX. KFXM. —Radio News Reel. KMTR. — Music. KGFJ. KGER.

12:30 —Campus Capers, K N. —University Music Hour, KHJ, KVOE. KFXM. KGB.

—F.O.B., Detroit. KNX. *News. KFWB. KPAS. KFAC. — Musk, KMTR. KFOX. —Catalina Travelogue. KMPC. —Violet Schram. KFVD. —Jimmie's Saddle Pals. KRKD.

12:45*News, KFI. —Jubilee. KFWB. — Musical Marathon. KMPC. —Luncheon Musk. KPAS. — W.P.A. Program, KFAC. —Dick Ross, KFOX.

1—Down Mexico Way, EFL —Matinee at Meadowbrook, KNX.

—Club Matinee. KECA. KFSD. —Classical Music, KFAC. —G. Gray Oreh., KHJ, KGB, KFXM. KVOE.

*News, KGER. KFVD. — Melodic Moods. KPAS. — Musical Marathon. KMPC. —Dick Rog's. KMTR. — Music. K RED. — Melodies, KFOX.

1:05—Traffic Whys. KGER. 1:15—Masterpieces, KPAS.

—Melody Bouquet, KFAC. — Meet the Band. KGFJ. —Classified. KFOX. — Moods in Music, KFVD.

1:30—Air Youth of America. EFL *News, KNX. —Unscheduled. KHJ. —Boulevard Quiz, KF WB. —Pension Sweepstakes. KMTR.

SATURDAY Program Highlights Morning alits Apprar In Light e pe. ft, nnnn and

Evening Programs In Boldface.

Variety 7:45—Tip of the Morning, /MX. .9:30—America the Free. KFI. 8:30—Let's Pretend. KNX. 10:30—Adventures In Science,

KNX. 4:00—Saturday Service Party,

KFI. 5:30—Traffic Tribunal, KF1, 6:00—Barn Dance. KFI. 6:30—Spotlight Bands, KHJ-

KGB-KFXM-KVOE. 7 :00—Tune Out Time, K EC A-

KIN!). 7 :307-Grand Ole °pry. K n. 8:00—Truth or Conseqii

8:30—Hobby Lobby. KNX. 9:00—Relieve It or Not, KE('A. 9:30—University Explorer,

KECA-K 11. 9:45—This Is War! liFI-KNX-

KFA'A-KFS11-KFWB-KGB-KHJ-KMPC-KF7011-KVIIE-KFOX.

'0 :30— Unlimited Horizons, EFL

Drama 9:00—Theatre of Today. KNX. 9 •30—Stars Over Hollywood.

KNX. 1o:00—Lincoln Highway. EFL 2:00—Doctors at Work, KFI. 5:30—Bulldog Drummond. KHJ

KFXM-KVOE. 14:30—Green Hornet, KECA.

KIND. :30—Able's Irish Rose. EFL

0 utstand,ing Music 9 .13—Junior Musicale, K M-

KGB-KVOE. 11:00—Brahma Reqnleni. EFL

1:00—Matinee at Meadowbrook. KNX.

1:15—Melody Bouquet. KFAC. 2:00—Sunset Serenade. KHJ-

KGB-K M-K VOE. 2:15—Cleveland Symphony. KNX. 3:00—Gilbert & Sullivan. KFAC, 4:30—Music Festival. KNX. 4:30—Sinfonietta, KH.1-KGB-

100E. 6:30—Rorhester Civic Orch..

KECA. 6:45—Saturday Night Serenade.

KNX. 7:13—America Preferred, K11.1

KGB-KFXM-KVOE. 8:00—California Melodies, KN.!.

KFX1I-KVIIE. 9 :00—Evening Concert , KFAC. 8:00 —Guy Lombardo. KNX. 9:011—Your Hit Parade, KNX. 9:13—Treasure Hour of Song.

KH.1-KGB-KFXM-KVOE. 10:00—Lucky Lager Dance Time

KFAC. 10:30—Eastside Dance Tonite,

KFWB-KFSI). 1 :00—Philharmonia. KECA.

Public .1f fairs in Parent's Forum, 12:13—Parents and Teneilers on

Home Front. KFI. 4:00--People'ii Platform. K_siX. 11:03--Pishlic Affairs, KNX.

S p r Is — Co m ',rent

1:43—Tropical Park Races, KFI 3:00—Sports Story K N X. 5:15—Sports Roundup. KE('A. 7:45—Inside of Sports. KHJ-

Kt B-K 1,01-K VOE. 10:15—Rowling Notes. KF WB.

*Christian Science Monitor • Views the News, KFOX. —Spanish Trio, KGER. —Pop. Orch.. KFX.M. —Hawaiian. KIND.

1:35—Matinee at Meadowbrook, KNX.

1:45—Tropical Park Races, KFI. — Musk, KFWB. KGFJ. —Today's Almanac, KPAS. *News. Music, KRKD. —Civic, AEON. — Music City, KFVD.

,--Doctors at Work, K11. fo —Glenn Miller Sunset Serenade,

KG.). KFXM, KGB, KVOE. *Winter. News, KNX. —J. Lung Orch. KE('A, KFSD. —Al Jarvis. KFiVB. — Musical Marathon. KMPC, — Musical Matinee. KPAS. —Saturday Serenade, —Race Resume, KRKD. *News. KGFJ. KGER. —South Amerlean Music. KIFVX. —Organ, KFVD.

2:05—Music, KGER, KRKD. 2:13—Cleveland Symphony, KNX,

—D. A. R., KFA('. — Music, KGFJ. KRKD, KFVD. — Music and News, KIVX. —Gospel Echoes, KGER.

2:30—Ricardo Time, KFI. —.I. Dorsey ()reit., KECA, KFS1).

—Classical Music, KFAC. —Lest We Forget, KMPC. *News. EKED. —Long Beach Band. KGER. — Western Songs. KFOX. —Salvation Army, KFVD.

2:45—J. Newton Yates, Orgau, KFAC.

— Music, HOF& KFOX, KRIEL/. *Newit, KMPC, KFVD. * War Reporters, Ell. —Let's Waltz, KGB. — Music a la Carter, KVOE.

3—Prayer, News, KHJ, KFXM, KGB. HAVE. —B. Winton Welt.. KNX. — .Unscheduled, KECA. —Al Jarvis, KFWB. .—Foreman of Flying V. 1131PC. *News, KPAS. KOFJ. HOER. — Wings Over the West Coast, KFI.

— Music. KMTR. KRKD. —Gilbert & Sullivan Opera, — KFAC.

— Music and News. KFOX. —Balboa Park Organ, KFS111. —Pop. Favorites. KI ND.

3:03—Anchors Aweigh, KHJ, KFXM. KGB. KVOE.

3:15—Golden Melodies, KFI. — What's Doing. KE('A. —('alling Pan America. KNX' —Tour Program Reporter, KPAS.

—Concert Time. KGFJ. —Long Beach Band. KGER. — Music and News, FOX,

3:20—Long Beach Band, KGER. 3:30—Religion in the News. KF1.

—.lean I 'a vis KECA. KFS1). —J. Richards Orch., RH& KFXM.

--Young America Swings, KPAS. —Piano. KMTR. *News. KRK1). —George Bacon. KGB. —Novelty Notes. KI ND. —Classifieji. Kl0E.

3:35—Music. KRKD, *News, KF1.

3:t%- C. S. Army Recruiting. KF1. —The World Today. KNX. —Edward Tomlinson, KECA. —Santaella Ensemble, KMTR. —Girl Scout Program, KFSD. *Parade of News KVOE. —Rhumba Moody. KFV1).

4—Saturday Service Party. En. .—People's Platform. KNX. —Dr. Matthews. KILL KFNM. KGB, KVOE.

—B. Moore Trio, KECA. ELF14D. —Music. KFWIL KFAC, N MI). —Foreman iif Flying V. KMPC. —Symphony Hour, KPAS. *News, KMTR. KG1'.1. KF11%. KGER.

—Piano, KI ND. 4:13-111ackhawl. Valley Ro m

KE('A. --Spastic Society, KFWB. —Movieland Quit. KRKI). --Camera KMTR. --Jamboree. KFOX. —George strange, KliER.

4125—Music. KNX. 4 :30—Civilian Defense. KIT

—Columbia's Music Festival, KNX.

MARCH 22, 1942 RADIO LIFE PAGE 31 SATURDAY LOGS .—Sinfonietta, KILL KGB. KVOE.

—Message of Israel, KECA, KIND.

—Blind Artists Guild. KFIV111. *News KMPC. —Broadway Bandwagon. KPAS.

KMER, KFSM, KILKD. —U. S. Army, KFAC. —Memory Time, KGFJ. —Caballeros KFOX. —Prophecy Speaks, HOER. —Tea Time, WEND.

4:45*H. V. Haltenburn. KFI. —Stuart Hamblen, KEW B. —Crosbyana, KMPC. —King's Trumpeters, EMT & —Christian Science, ICFAC. *News. KRKIL —Adult Education. KGFJ. --Sinfonietta, HFS.11.

S—Qn the Scouting Trail, an. —Sports Story, KNX. *News, KAJ, KFAC. KGFJ.

KFX51, KIND. —R. Wilde Orch. KECA. —Stuart Hamblen% KFWB. —Dr. Clem Davies. KNITR. .—American Hour, KMPC — Musical Comedy Favorites, KPAS.

—Songs of Saddle. —Jamboree, KFOX. —City Reporter. KGB. —Evening Serenade. [ ME. —Organ Melodies, KVOE,

5:05—Latin Hour. H ER. 5:15—News Crier, EFL

—Anita Carol, KNX. —Sports Roundup. KECA. —Rhythm By:. KHJ. K M% KGB. KVOE.

*News, KFVD. —M. Howard Fagan, KFAC. —Marine Recruiting. KFOS. —On With the Dance. HFSD.

5:25—U.S.O. News, KFSD. 5:30—Traffic Tribunal. EFL

*Saturday News Review, KNX. —Swap Night, KECA, KFSD. —Bulldog Drummond. K M, KFX51. KVOE.

*News, 1ISITR. —Organ Moods, KPAS. —Classical Music, KFOX. —Sport Secrets, KGFJ. —Race Results, ERR!). —Belle Renchley, 144.8. —Serenade, KFVD.

5:45—By the Way With Bill Henry, KFI.

*News, KRKD. —Bing Sings, KPAS. —Music, KIITIL —Dick Ross. KFOX. *News of the Week. KGB.

6—National Barn Dance, KIT — Who, What. Where and Why? KNX.

—Unscheduled. KECA. KIND.

Last Program Finder, March 8 ▪ . To Reappear Soon

—Songs for Marching Men, KEIJ, KFNM, KVOE.

*News, KFWB. KPAS, KFOX, KGER.

—Irwin Allan, KIITR. —Italian Melodies, KGFJ. — Music for Everyone. KFAC. —Concert Music, KRKD. —F.O.B. Detroit, KMPC. —Keep 'Em Flying, KGB. —Serenade, KFVD.

6:05—Music, HOER. 8:10—Sport light, KFOX. 6:15—Captain Quiz, KFIVIL

—Santaella Ensemble. KMTR. —Sportsliner. HPAS. —Dinner Music. KFOX. *News, KRJ, KGB, KFVD, HIVE, KFOX. K M.

6:30—Here's the Story, KNX. —Rochester Civic KECA. —Spotlight Bands. K W. KFX31, KGB, KVOE.

—Rabbi Winkler, KFWB. —Bob Singer. HMTR. —Dinner Music. KPAS. —Music, KGFJ, KFOX. — Whistling Parson, KFSD. —Let's Dance, KFVD.

6:45—Saturday Night Serenade, KNX.

— Music, KF WB. —Playground Dept. Music..

—Other Americas, KMPC. —Father Vaughan, EKED.

V —Sports Newsreel, KFL —Saturday Night Serenade. KNX.

—Tune Out Time. KECA. KIND. —Uncle Sam Speaks, KFWB. *News & Views, KHJ, KGB, KFXM.. KVOE.

*News, ILMTR. HOER. EKED. Moderne, KMPC.

— - unset Serenade, KPAS. —Dr. J. W. Fifield, KFAC. —Stockmen's Trails, KFOX.

7:05—Pop. Music. KFWB, KOHL 7:15*News, KFI, KMPC.

—America Preferred, KILL KFSM, KGB, KVOE.

KNX. —Pop. Ortil, KFWB. —Listener's Digest, KPAS. —Public Affairs, HMTR. —Three-Quarter Time. IERKD. —Varieties. KFOX.

7:30—Grand Ole Opry, KF7. —Voices in the Night, KNX. —Red Ryder. KECA, KFSD. —Classical Music' KFAC. — Music City. KMPC. *News, KFWB. KPAS. —Dr. Michelson. KIITIL —Do lou Know? KRKD. —Judge Gardner, KFOX. —Spanish Hour, HOER.

7:45*Frazier Hunt, KNX. —Inside of Sports, KELL KGB, KFX.514. KVOE.

—American Sketches, KFWB. *News, KFAC. —Talk, Music, KPAS. —Evangelistic. KING.

0 —Truth or Consequences, K n. 69 —G. Lombardo Orch., KNX. —California Melodies. KBJ. KFX51. KVOE.

*News, KECA, KGFJ, KING, KMPC.

—Navy in Review. KFWB. — Music, KMTIL KPAS. —Evening Concert, KFAC. —Nasal Reserse, KFOX, .—Victory Network, KF'SD. —Victory Program. KGB.

8:15—Postal Oddities, KECA. —Pop. Orch.. KFWB. —Music City. KMPC. — Music, KGFJ. —South American, KFOX. —On With the Dance, RFS°. .—California Melodies, KGB.

8:30—Able's Irish Rose. KFL —Hobby Lobby, FINS. —Flying Feet. KILL .--Green Hornet, KECA, KFSD. —Castles in the Air, HPAS. —Remember Pearl Harbor. KGFJ.

—Lukens Valley Church, KFOX. — W. Johnson Orch.„ KFX.M. KGB, KVOE.

*News. KING. 8:35—Evangellstic. KFSG. 8:45—Music, HOF.).

—Music Box, KMPC. 8:55—News, Joy, KNX.

9—Mnaic for Americans, KFL GP —Four Hit Parade. JINX. —Believe It or Not, KECA. *News, KIIJ, EGFJ KFXM, xr-sp, KGB, KVOE, LORE.

Orch. KFWB. — M- usic Box, KNIPC. —Spotlight on Rhythm, KPAS. — Music City, KIITR. —Dick Ross, KFOX. —Evening Concert, KFAC.

9:05—P. Baron Orch., KFSD. —Christian Dour, KGER.

8:1.5—Treasure Ilour of Song. KHJ, KFICII, KGB, KVOE.

— Music, KGFJ. *News, KFOX. KIND.

9:30*News, KFI, HFIVIL KING, KFSD.

—University Explorer. KECA, •KFSD.

KNITR. — Waltz Time, KPAS. — Maurice Johnson, KFOX. —Russian Lecture, KGER. —Radio S. S. Teacher, KFSG.

9:45—This Is War, KFL KNX, MAJ. KECA, KIND. KGB, E ms, KFILM KVOE, KFOX. KMPC.

*News, HP AS.

10—This is War, KFI, KNX, KRJ, SEISM, KGB, KF WB, KVOE, KFOX,, KMPC, EEC/I, KIND.

—Saturday Presents, EPA% *News, KGER. KGFJ. —Bowling Notes. KFWB. —Viennese Ens., EDITH. —Lucky Lager Dance Time, KFAC.

—Silver Band, ILFSG. 10:15—Don Nosis. KFL

*News, KNX. *Continuous Newsreel, KMJ. —Roseland Orch.. KECA. —Bowling Notes. KFW B. — W. Manone Orch., KMPC. .—Some Like It Sweet, KPAS. —B. Averill Orch, K5ITR. —Victory Assembly, KGFJ. —Salvation Army. KGER.

Alabam, KFOX. —B. Allen Orch., KFSD. —S. Ennis Orch., KGB. KFILIL —S. Kenton Orch., KVOE.

10:30—Unlimited Horizons, KFL —L. Giuskin Orch., KNX. —C. Thornhill Orch., KECA. —Eastside Dance Tonite, KI WI, KIND.

*News, KMPC, KFSG. —Dance Music, HMTR, HPAK — Majestic Dallroom, KFOX, —Rainbow Orch.. KFXM. KGB, KVOE.

10:35—Campus Christians, K ING. 10:45—C. Kennedy Trio, KMPC.

—Club Alabam, KFOX.

—Billy Berg, KFIJ. —Philharmonia, KECA. —-Eastside Dance Tonne. KFVVII. KIND.

*News, NIL KNX. — War Service Bureau, KMPC.—Huntington Hotel. RP M.

-Lucky Lager Dance Time. KFAC.

—H. Henry Orch., BIRTH. —Tom Donohue, KING. - Teagarden Orch.. SF = KGB, KVOE.

11:05—Public Affairs, ILNX. —Band Box. KMPC.

11:15-0. Nelson Orch.. HF1. —J. Teagarden Orch.. KHJ. — Music, KGFJ, KMTIL KPAS. —.Somerset House, Piano. KFX51.

11:20—Treasury Star Parade, ILN K 11:30-0. Nelson Orch., KF1.

—B. Crosby Orch., RAJ, liFSM KGB. KVOE.

—Musical Comedy Gems, KFWB. — Music to Remember, KPAS. *News, KMER, krso. —R. Wilde Orch., KFSD.

I1:35—M. Strand Orch., KNX. —Drama, luso.

11:45*News, KFI. —Organ, KFSD.

11:55*News. KNX, KF WB. HP/IS.

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Warden Duffy, a member of the United States Marines during the first World War, is credited by the inmates of San Quentin with the success of this program, which is just one phase of the revolu-tionary plan he first conceived for the care of incarcerated men.

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