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pretty Benita, "Halls of Ivy'' co-star.On the series she engagingly portraysthe Dean's wife, a former musical -com-edy actress. (NBC -Ball photo.)

GALA GET-TOGETHER at thebeautiful Bel -Air Country Club

heralded the start of NBC's delightful"Halls of Ivy'' series. Here, amongthose present, are Mrs. Ralph Edwards,Ralph, Gloria Peary, the show's scripterDon Quinn, and Hal -Giidersieeve-Peary.

ilk, STAR OF THE SERIES, RonaldColman, receives smiles and good

wishes from Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Day, whoin turn are given ''Halls of Ivy'' diplomaswhich make them honorary Doctors ofRadio. Colman's role on the program isthat of "Ivy College's- Dean. (NBC -Ballphoto.)

IN RADIO

A Star -Studded Party Salutes the Ronald ColmansAnd Their Radio Counterparts, "The Halls of Ivy"

Alp- JOYFUL AS a couple of collegekids are guests Mr. and Mrs. Art

Linkletter. Lois pins colorful ''Ivy" bouton-niere on the Linkletter lapel.

Apr VETERAN THESPIAN of screen andradio, handsome white-haired Her-

bert Rawlinson was among the party's dis-tinguished guests. He played supportingrole on opening show and at the partybestowed diploma on that delightful LucilleBall. (NBC -Ball photo.)

es for ChildrenKNBH's "Uncle Tony" O'Dare First TaughtDrawing on Radio, Has Now Found Video anExcellent Medium for Animated Instruction

By Joy HallMonday through Friday, 6:00 p.m.

KNBH-Channel 4

HEN a toddler proudlyshows you his latestdrawings of mama orpapa, don't laugh atthe gigantic ears, the

lopsided mouth or the crooked nose,for that youngster might some daybe a great artist.

"Be encouraging," asserts KNBH'samiable cartoonist "Uncle Tony"O'lloare, "for if a child is artisticallytalented, he will show it by attempt-ing the difficult without knowingany of the rules." If little fingerscan project imagination onto paper,there is an excellent prospect of de-veloping the flair.

With his Monday -through -Fridayteleshow, "Uncle Tony" has been ofgreat inspiration to ambitious young-sters who yearn to express them-selves with brush or crayon. Withnearly two decades of teaching car-toonery, in classes and on radio, be -

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFEMember Audit Bureau

Of CirculationsMay 10. 1951) 44?11. 44 Vol. 21, No. 12

CARL M. BIGSBV, Publishereublistred Weekly at Los Angeles, California.

Business and Editorial Offices: 6361 SelmaAve., Las Angeles 28 (Hollywood Station/.California. Phone Hillside 9275.

Radio -Television life was entered as SecondClass Matter September 14, 1948, at Los An-geles, under Act of March 3, 1879. Prepaidsubscription, $4.50 year, 82.50 six months inU.S.A. Foreign, SILOS year. Single copies onsale at leading Independent Grocers in South-ern California. Single Copies by mall 111e.Address all remittances and correspondence toRadio -Television Life. Subscribers please allowtwo weeks for change of address or to starta subscription.

EVELYN A. BIGSBY, EditorEditorial Department: Assistant Editor, Joan

Buchanan; TV News Editor, Jane Peigram:Precast Editor, Gaye Howe; Art Director,Ray Wheeler; Log Editor. Hal Julian.

Business Department: Office Manager, GeorgiaCavwood; Circulation Manager. Fred Brentawaid.

All material used by Radio -Television Life isspecially prepared by its own staff writers,and reprinting in whole or in part withoutpublisher's permission strictly forbidden. Un-solicited manuscripts can not be accepted orreturned.

Advertising Offices: San Francisco: RogersParma, 88 Post Street; Chicago: Lytle -Nieman, 332 S. Michigan Ave.

May 19, 1950

hind him, "Uncle Tony's" clever ani-mations are now a nightly must withyoung set-siders. Besides illustratingthe simple steps of drawing by turn-ing circles, symbols and letters intoamusing figures and objects, he alsoconducts a Good Deed Club open toall children.

For Art's SakeAlthough he modestly declines

classifying himself as an "artiste,"Tony is also a serious painter withan amazing dexterity for recapturingthe line and form of his idol, Michel-angelo. At eighteen the young Ital-ian painted a thirty-foot mural in theCatholic Church in his home town ofMissoula, Montana, and after grad-uation from hestudied under George Bridgman atthe Art Student's League of NewYork.

When 1933 hailed the ChicagoWorld's Fair, Tony's religious pic-tures, depicting "The Mystery ofLife" and the "Creation of Adam"among others, covered an entire wall

A CAPTIVATING CANINE takesshape from the deft hands of

"Uncle Tony." On his nightly KNBH showthe artist -cartoonist visually instructs youngviewers in the elements of drawing, be-lieves that talent should be trained duringearly years. (NBC -Ball photo.)

in the Hall of Religions at the Cen-tury of Progress. The compositionswere on exhibit for two years thereand later at San Francisco's World'sFair. In 1935 the much -lauded artwork (in the manner of the old mas-ters) was displayed at the Los Ange-les Public Library.

Jack of All TradesNot the type to starve for the sake

of art, Tony's life has been full ofversatility. Instructor, cartoonist,animator at Walt Disney Studios,singer, he has been nearly every-thing . . . even waiter, bartender,salesman and truck driver. With his

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1116. COMPLETELY ENCHANTED BY "UNCLE TONY'S" CARTOONING were actressBetty Hutton's cherubic daughters Candice ("Candy") and Lindsay Diane. Tony

has three children of his own all boys. (NBC -Bailey photo.)

tile Awards Inspire,Cens

-And the Pens, As Happy Radio -TV WinnersDisplay Their Awards and Write Their Thanks

BELIEVE IT OR NOT, Steve Allenwas speechless when presented

with his Distinguished Achievement Awardat the CBS studios. (CBS-Braslaff photo.) (0

UR MAILBAG has broughtus many happy; thought-ful notes from our Radio -Television Life award win-ners and from anniversary -issue readers. Because they

are evidence of the niceness of folksin radio, we thought we'd share someof these with you.

*Martha Wentworth, Pacific Pali-

sades, Calif.I still haven't come down to earth

since receiving the "DistinguishedAchievement Award" which you andyour staff so generously bestowedupon me, and I hardly know howto describe my sincere appreciationand gratitude for this honor. Be-lieve me, it came as a complete sur-prise, and gave me the exact thrillI used to have as a child on thenight before Christmas. All I cansay is, thank you from the bottomof my heart, and that I will endeav-or to make myself worthy of yourregard in my work in the future, so

DOROTHY XIRSTEN continues todelight NBC's "Light -Up Time -

dialers and to prove herself, as we titledher, "Radio's Outstanding New Personal-ity." (NBC -Ball photo.)

EDITOR EVELYN presents award cer-tificate to KNBH's "Ford News andweather- man, Gene Bollay (left). At

right is Phil Johnston, Board of Directors'president for the Ford Dealers' AdvertisingAssociation. (NBC -Holloway photo.)

that I may live up to you' faith inme.

Keith Hetherington, Hollywood,Calif.

CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU ANDRADIO -TELEVISION LIFE ON YOURTENTH ANNIVERSARY WITH BESTWISHES FOR YOUR CCNTINUEDSUCCESS SINCERELY.

Mel Blanc, Playa del Rey, Calif.What a pleasant surprise it was to

receive the citation for FeaturedPlayer from Radio -Television Life.

Thanks so very much for thishonor. I hope to always maintainthe respect and good will of such awonderful magazine.*

Jean Holloway, Hollywood, Calif.I AM MORE GRATEFUL THAN I

CAN EVER TELL YOU FOR THEWONDERFUL COMPLIMENT YOUHAVE PAID ME AND GRATEFULTOO FOR THE FINE TALENT OFTHE DIRECTORS THE CONDUCTORSTHE MUSICIANS THE PERFORM-ERS THE SOUNDMEN THE ENGI-NEERS WHO HAVE MADE YOURAWARD POSSIBLE BY TAKINGMY TYPEWRITTEN WORDS ANDBRINGING THEM TO LIFE. SIN-CERELY.

May 19, 1950

Gloria Swanson, New York City,N. Y.

It is indeed gratifying to receiveyour Honorary Award for service inRadio and I thank you for this honor.Sincerely.

Milt Samuel and Staff, Young andRubicam, Hollywood. Calif.

ALL OF YOUR EARS SHOULD BEBURNING. THE TENTH ANNIVER-SARY ISSUE IS REALLY SOME-THING SPECIAL. CONGRATULA-TIONS.

Virginia Gregg, Hollywood, Calif.Please accept my sincere thanks,

not only for your very flatteringaward, but also for the kindnessesalways shown me by you and yourstaff. My best wishes for your con-tinued success.

Wilbur Hatch, North Hollywood.Calif.

You will never know how appre-ciative I am of the Musical Conduc-tor Award with which you have hon-ored me. Everyone has commentedon the beautiful color and workman-ship in the scroll, which is indeedmost ornate. Please accept my sin-cerest thanks for your recognition ofmy work. Sincerely.

Ed Wynn. Hollywood. Calif.MY SURPRISE AT RECEIVING

THE RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE DIS-TINGUISHED ACHIEVEMENTAWARD CANNOT BE DESCRIBEDBY ME EVEN WITH THE LARGEVOCABULARY ACCREDITED TO ME.BUT I CAN SAY THE AWARD HASGIVEN ME ONE OF THE TRULYGREAT THRILLS OF MY THEATRI-

RED SKELTO Nis proud of hisfeatured CBSshow performerMartha Wentworth,who in turn ex-presses pride overh e r DistinguishedAchievement Awardcertificate. (CBS-Bras)aff photo.)

PROGRAM MANAGER of NBC,Homer Canfield, assists in presen-tation of award to Andrew C. Love(right), producer of the excellent -NBCTheater." (NBC -Ball photo.)

CAL LIFE STOP IN ACCEPTINGTHE AWARD FOR "OUTSTANDINGNEW PERSONALITY FOR 1949" THEONE WORD WHICH STRIKES MEMOST FORCIBLY AT THIS STAGEOF MY RATHER LENGTHY CAREERIS THE WORD "NEW" FOR WHICHPLEASE ACCEPT MANY MANYTHANKS STOP IN MY ATTEMPT TOACCEPT THE AWARD GRACIOUSLY,MAY I JUST ADD THAT THEAWARD HAS MADE ME FEEL THATI HAVE NOT LIVED IN VAIN. MOSTSINCERELY.

"OUTSTANDING NEW PROGRAM" winner, hands down,was NBC's "Dragnet." Program associates examining

award are producer William Rousseau (seated), stars Jack Webband Barton Yarborough, and writer James Moser (right). (NBC -Holloway photo.)

ABC'S BUZZ ADLAM'S "PLAYROOM" saluted some ofRadio -TV Life's award -winners. Gerald Mohr (left) and Vir-

ginia Gregg (second from right), voted "Outstanding SupportingRadio Players,- appeared on the program with Evelyn Bigsby andmaestro Adlam.

ills TOM MOORE IS HEARD AS THE GENIAL HOST of -LadiesFair- and -Meet Your Match,- and though he doesn't agree

with everything Bailey says in the accompanying story, he doesadmit that he loves the ladies.

70---fotfJack Bailey vs. Tom Moore

JACK BAILEY AND "QUEEN FOR A DAY" are synony-mous. Read how he differs ,with Tom Moore in viewing

the members of the distaff side who line up at Mutual -Don Leeand voice hopes on his participation show.

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The Emcee of "Queen for a Day" and the Emcee of "Ladies Fair"And "Meet Your Match" Don't Always Agree on the Answers TheyTeam Up to Reveal About Lady Contestants and Their Own Shows

Bailey: Monday through Friday. 11:30 a.m.Mutual -Don Lee -K11,1. KVICM, KGB. KVOE

Moore: Monday through Friday, 11:00 a.m.Friday. 5:30 p.m.

Mutual -Don Lee -K11.1, KFXM, KGB. KV0h,

1. How many women do each of youestimate you talk to on your pro-grams?Bailey: "Five daily, times fiveshows weekly, times five yearswith week ends off. That's thou-sands."Moore: "1 talk to approximatelyseventy women a week or about3500 a year."

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2. What traits do you find that prac-tically all lady contestants havein common?Bailey: "The Twitches."Moore: "I find that all lady con-testants are extremely graciousand charming."

3. Are there any particularly annoy-ing mannerisms or habits thatladies reveal in front of themike?Bailey: "Only when they mum-ble."Moore: "There are none as far as

I have discovered."4. Which are the easiest to talk to,

young, middle-aged or elderlyladies?Bailey: "Elderly. They have lostall fear of life-and me!"Moore: "Elderly l a d i e s, thenmiddle-aged and f i n a 11 y, theyoung."

5. Do either of you recall particularcontestants with fond memory?Bailey: "Yes. The lady that was`Queen' and had had violent hic-

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MAY 19, 1950

FEAft ID II

For Love o' Mike ctnimen,

Rumors Are FlyingJ. C. Flippen may be the emcee re-

placing Steve Allen on "Earn Your Va-cation." . . . Another ABC audition istitled "One False Step" (isn't that amovie title, too?) . . . According to re-ports, Bing Crosby.doesn't like his tes-timonial -type commercials any betterthan we did and would like anothersponsor next season. The fact that thesame sponsor's darling, Arthur God-frey, has gone into the orange -juicebusiness didn't make him happy,either. .. . Frank Sinatra's old sponsormay pick up the tab for Phil Harrisand Alice Fpye, who still have one ofthe best -liked shows on the air, ac-cording to our unofficial surveys. . . .Sam Hayes may go to ABC in the spotvacated by the "Richfield Reporter,"which takes Hayes's old spot on NBC.... Hal March stars in a new CBS au-dition, Your Blessings,"n a 11 y tabbed for Don Ameche, whomay go to ABC with a show.... ElliottLewis is auditioning "The Log of theBlack Parrot" at CBS. Wonder whatthat will do to "Voyage of the ScarletQueen," which formerly starred Elliottand was recently rumored to be re-turning? . . . Ginger Rogers is talkingwith CBS about doing an air series.In case you've forgotten, Ginger isvery good on mike.

Looks LikeGlenn Ford is forsaking his role in

"Christopher London" because of aheavy film schedule. . . . Hedda Hop-per's NBC chatter program has beenpostponed until fall. . . . And theKMPC hearings are being postponeduntil June 5. ... KLAC-TV's "Weddingsells" is being sued for $250,000 by"Bride and Groom." . .. Gerald Mohr,one of our Achievement Award win-ners and star of CBS's "Philip Mar-lowe," will be one of the stars inRKO's "Seven Witnesses." . . . Thepresentation of the Actor's Companyfor Mother's Day on CBS will be"Philadelphia Story" with an all-starcast: Jane Cowl, Otto Kruger, DorothyMcGuire, Margaret O'Brien, John Gar-field, Dick Powell and Rosalind Rus-sell. Prediction: Show will again bestolen by Otto Kruger. . . . GeneralMills will sponsor f our more NBC:,bows on its summer schedule: JoelMcCrea in "Texas Ranger," Penny Sin--leton in "Penny's Progress." Sara Ber-ner in "Sara's Private Eye" and"Dimension X." . . . U. S. Steel sponcors the NBC Symphony this summeruntil "Theater Guild on the Air" re-turns on September 10. . . . Margaret

eared Nc commie, nil=

Whiting's aunt, Margaret Young, a re-cording star of twenty years ago, willcut her first records since then forCapitol. Miss Young's style is back instyle. . . . Sigmund Romberg (he hadour favorite summer replacement foryears) will play himself in the filjnusi-cal to be made about him. Severalyears ago when we interviewed him,he told us that if a film was madeabout him, he wished to play himself.And he's the type, too. . . . StuartHamblen will star in ABC's "AmericanBarn Dance," to be heard on the coastnetwork.

Listening InLouella Parsons: "All of us like you,

Frankie, and wish you would comeback to Nancy and the children. Every-body makes mistakes. . . ."

Walter Winchell: "Rome's hard luckwas that Nero played the fiddle.Something ought to be done aboutthat piano in the White House."

John Loder, guesting on "TwentyQuestions": "I appeared on this pro -

NEXT WEEKVariety is the spice of life, and

we give ample demonstration ofthis old axiom with the contentsof next week's Radio -TelevisionLife.

Among its pages you'll find:"Wedding Bells"-S t o r y and

pictures of the popular TV love-bird show which lenses a beauti-ful nuptial ceremony each week.

"Danger - Twice a Day"- Theintimate story of Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Beatty and their unique,spine -tingling career.

"Answers to Spring Garden.Questions"-A feature you green-thumbers (and ot her w i s el)mustn't miss!

"No Rules for Writing"-An in-terview in which scripter MacBenoff reveals how he has sup-planted the "rules" with con-structive theories.

"Small Talk"- A feature onthat enchanting video programon which the younger generationhas a go at many an adult topic.

Plus an informative word pot -trait of popular actor Ted deCorsia and a two -page picturespread on charming songstressJo Stafford.

Plus radio -TV candids, news,record tips, handy hints, a NormaYoung Menuette, and completeprogram information.

gram once before, four years ago, andgot one answer-it was animal, afeather in Sally Rand's fan."

Red Nichols, interviewed by AndyMansfield on KMPC's "Andy and Vir-ginia" program (Andy had just askedhim what he'd rather do if he wasn'ta musician): "I'd rather be buriedstanding up!"

Clyde Beatty, on his Don Lee pro-gram: "The expression 'hold yourhorses' sprang directly from the earlycircus parades. A barker rushed ahead,crying to the drivers of the local teams,'Hold your horses-the elyphants arecomin'. "

From the Burns and A 11 e n show,with Dinah Shore as guest star: '

Gracie: "Dinah Shore is married toa Mr. Also." George: "What gave youthat idea?" Gracie: "Well, once shetold me that her husband's name wasGeorge Also." George: "She's marriedto George Montgomery, the movie star,Gracie!" Gracie (to Dinah): "Oh,Dinah, I'm so glad you're happy withGeorge Montgomery-he'll make youforget all about Mr. Also." Dinah:"Who?!" Grade: °See, you've forgot-ten already!"

Bob LeMond, announcing the "YoungLove" show: ". . . And now back to'Young Love' with Janny and Jimmet."

"Family" Five a WeekOf special interest to the faithful

fans of Carlton E. Morse's "One Man'sFamily" is the news that startingJune 5, the program will be heardevery night as a quarter-hour pro-gram. Presently heard at 12:00 noonon Sundays, the final broadcast atthat time will be given on June 4. Fora long time, "Family" fans have writ-ten to our Ear Inspires the Pen de-partment with the complaint that theSunday time is inconvenient forchurch-goers-we hope that. the 8:00p.m., Monday through Friday time willprove to be just what they want.(We'll remind you agar, via Precasts,when the show goes across the board.)

Your Cue (Shows YouMay Like )

"Cloak and DaggerHere's an exciting' new entry (to

judge from the first show) in the sum-mer schedule. The story of the OSS,'Cloak and Dagger," KFI, 1:00 p.m.Sunday, has all the traditional excite-ment of spy stories, plus the addedthrills of the documentary this -actu-ally -happened slant.

Corey Ford, co-author of the book(Continued on Next Page)

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MAY 19, 1950 RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE

upon which- tlie-SetreSIS based, intro-duced the program - with a shortspeech, revealing 'that the stories arebased on eases- front -the. files of. thewar -time secret -service agency, Officeof Strategic Services, and are fully au-thenticated.- -

Initial broadcast Was a'chiller' aboutan- Ainerican OSS man who Is Para-chhted behind German lines to estab-lish a radio relay station* for -otheragents operating in the midst 'of theNazis. Climax -came when a GermanSS man discovered the American sew-ing on a uniform button. It seemsthat we sew them on criss-cioss stylewhile Germans favor the up-and-downstitch, a small fact that carried outthe leit-motif of - the drama-it's thelittle things you must watch in orderto be a successful spy.

The program comes from New Yorkand has the usual fine cast of Gothamactors, including Raymond EdwardJohnson. Louis G. Cowan, producer,Winifred Wolfe, scripter, and- directorSher/nazi Marks all do a good job withthe melodrama.

Ohly phase of the show that bothersuS.Igeid ft's a traditional one, is theanaChrohism of having Germans speakEnglish With a Gerthan accent andoccasionally throwing in a "Ja Wohl."We know there's no way around thisdramatic problem-but there it is.

"2000 Plus"Now that radio has discovered the

millions of science -fiction fans in theU. S., air melodrama has taken a turntoward robots, spec* ships and rock-ets. First show to tap this audiencewas "2000 Plus," KHJ, 7:30 p.m., Sun-day. (Understandably we confused itat the outset with NBC's "DimensionX."

"2000 Plus" has all the interestingaccoutrements of super -science fiction,along with the .inevitable "Sometimesscience can. go too far" and "Who arewe, poor pitiful creatures, to explorethe. secrets of the Universe" themesthat crop up in 'all these stories.

The program gives its molecularmelodrama an authentic air thatmakes it more exciting. . A recent"rocket ship to the moon" story hadan almost documentary flavor as thetake -off orders were given in alllanguages seven Russian, we were in-terested to hear).

Science -fiction fans live in a worldelf their own, we have decided aftermeeting a few of them. They demandhigh standards in their fiction. Thefact that "2000 Plus" meets with theirapproval is praise enough for thisNew York -Sherman Dryer - producedprogram.

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We Point With Pride... To talented Jeff Clark's subbing

for Frank Sinatra on the past week'sbroadcast of "Light -Up Time."

. . . To Jeanette Nolan's fine per-formance as Sara Bernhardt on therecent "Family Theater" program con -Page Eight

cerning the legendary actress. What achallenging job, to give voice to themost famous name in the theater!Miss Nolan didn't disappoint us in arole that told the story of Sara fromthe time she left the convent whereshe was raised to her final triumphsas an actress, triumphs made in spiteof age and the fact that she had butone leg.

. To. Gene Raymond for the wayhe has worked into his "John J. Ma-lone" role on "The Amazing Mr.Malone." We like Gene's light com-edy touch-makes the role very muchhis own.

. . To Henry Morgan's dead -pandramatization of the advertisementson the comic -strip pages. You knowthe tSope of ads-they're drawn likereal comic strips and always concerna girl who wishes to be popular anda member of the "town's top socialset." Henry carried this saga rightthrough to the inevitable happy end-ing where the heroine buys the rightproduct and is immediately sur-rounded by handsome men at thecountry -club dance.

We View With Alarm. . . Some of the practices that have

developed on audience -participationshows, principally the .trading in onsorrowful situations to build audienceinterest in a contestant. Also the con-tinuous applause that greets everyanswer made by a contestant, eventhings as obvious as "How many hoursin a day?" "Twenty-four." Wildapplause. Why?

. The manner in which "Life WithLuigi" has resorted to joke -type humorwhen it has a star whose interpreta-tion can have us hovering betweenlaughter and tears with his pathos andsensitivity. J. Carrol Naish's portrayalis never less than wonderful.

. . . The night club that advertisesitself on the air as a spot for "youplain folks," implying that the lis-teners wouldn't be acceptable custom-ers at plushier spots. What sort ofthinking is this? We're under the im-pression that anybody in this democ-racy with the time and money to wastecan waste it where he chooses. Andwho wants to admit that he's "justplain folks"?

And in much the same vein-theannouncer who delivered a commercialconcerning time -payment plans for aTV set. "Only a dollar a week," hecarolled, "why, that's no more thanyou spend on entertainment and lux-uries every week!" A facetious youngman who was sharing our listeningtalked back at this point. "H-no!"he snapped at the radio. "Some weeksI go as high as a dollar and a half!"

Bing and MaryLast week a page ad in Variety said

"The many friends of Miss Mary Mar-tin should catch her spectacular per-formance on the Chesterfield programtonight." It was signed "Bing."

We're not exactly a friend of Mary's,but we were fans of hers back inthe days when she was duetting withCrosby every week on the old "KraftMusic Hall' and we looked forwardto the duo's re -teaming. If you heard

the resultant show, you don't need tobe told how successful it was. Nobodyyet has topped Mary's spring -like ren-dition of "I'm in Love With a Wonder-ful Guy" and, wonder of wonders, theCrosby -Martin delivery of "Wait Tillthe Sun Shines, Nellie" topped eventheir fine recorded version of some tenyears ago.

We loved Bing's John Alden -like pro-posal of marriage to Miss Martin onbehalf of Gary, Dennis, Philip andLindsay Crosby. "All four of themwant to marry me?" exclaimed Mary."What shall I do?"

"Accept 'em," said Bing, "and comehere and kiss your farther -in-law."

On Mike (dki.tpuptes: jun:1.)

Dedays TeamAdeline Hanson, Hollywood gal -

about -music, is teaming with EddieSmardan, well known for record showsin Northern California, Washingtonand Oregon, in a disc -jockey seriestitled "The Town Criers" on KOWL,3:00 p.m. Mondays. Adeline is knownto listeners through her disc programson local stations and her video show,"The Clef Dwellers," on KLAC-TV.

"Game of the Day"Three Mutual -Don Lee net work

broadcasting crews will be assignedto as -many major league ball parks

the Day" broadcasts will be aired.The network announced that it }gas

set up two standby play-by-playbroadcasting crews. One or the otherof these will present the "Game of theDay" in the event the regularly sched-uled game, to be handled by Al Helfer,is postponed.

The network is presenting play-by-play descriptions of major leaguegames ih its "Game of the Day" Mon-day -through -Friday series. Art Glee -son and Gene Kirby, Who assist Helferin the "Game of the Day," will eachhead a stand-by crew. Prior to thisarrangement, Helfer has on occasionbeen forced to "reconstruct" gamesfrom wired reports when his originally

.scheduled game was rained out.

Education Awards forMutual

Two Mutual -Don Lee network shows,"The Family Theater" and "Sym-phonies for Youth," have received cita-tions from the Institute for Educationby Radio.

"Tamil Theater," a weekly half-hour dramatic show which adapts theforemost classics of literature for itsbroadcasts, won a first -place awardin the religious field "for its wideappeal and fine presentation of thevalue of religion in everyday living.""Theater is produced and directed byJaime del Valle and features some ofHollywood's brightest stars.

"Symphpnies for Youth," a series ofconcerts for children of school age,presented each Saturday by AlfredWallenstein and the Los Angeles Phil-harmonic Orchestra for a three-month

MAY 19, 1950 I RADIO -TELEVISION LIFEperiod (January through April), re-ceived a special commendation, whichreads, in part: "A series like this isvaluable for young people throughoutthe country to broaden their musicalhorizons."

Atwater Kent FinalsAgain this year the semi-finals andfinals of the annual Atwater Kent

Auditions are being broadcast over sta-tion KECA and the American Broad-casting Company network.

The 1950 Atwater Kent Auditionsmark the eleventh annual presenta-tion of this notable musical activitywhich, to date, has auditioned over300,000 young, non-professional singersand has awarded prizes in excess of$250,000. In this year's auditions, over1500 singers have been heard in thepreliminaries competing for a chanceat the awards totaling $15,000. Finaldetermination of the winners will bemade during the course of the ABCbroadcasts of the finals at 9:00 p.m.,Saturday and Sunday, May 20 and 21.

Off mike ( Personalities)

Along Radio RowAnnouncer Art Gilmore beamed over

the turnout at the opening of his newTV and all -appliance store in the Val-ley (4735 Van Nuys Boulevard)-andrightly so. Among the estimated twothousand folks who streamed in thedoor during the four hours of festivi-ties were "all my brother Rotarians,"grinned Gilmore, and such radio -TV-film personalities as Jack Bailey, Lu-rene Tuttle, Preston Foster, Brooke"Rid Ryder" Temple, "Sandy" and"Candy" of "Sandy Dreams." Jack"Cisco Kid" Mather made a Spanish -flavored speech and was followed byRosemary De Camp, "Dr. Christian's""Judy Price," who acknowledged herintro with "Doctor Chreestian's Of-feece, I theenk."

Monday dress -rehearsal break at"Lux Radio Theater," backstage inthe Green Room of the ColumbiaPlayhouse on Vine Street, is fun! Cof-fee Dan's sends over sandwiches andcoffee for everyone and hungry actors,soundmen, pages, press agents andpeople like us mill around talking andgesticulating with pottery cups in onehand and sandwiches and scripts inthe other. William Bendix, handsomeyoung Richard Long, Meg Randalland Rosemary De Camp again wererelaxing after their "Life of Riley" re- .hearsal stint when we looked in toshare: their food-but not their work.And if Bill Bendix wants to know whospilled coffee on his script, we're gon-na be sneaky and tell on the madcapDe Camp, who gesticulated in thewrong direction - with the wronghand!

Thrill of the week: Sitting quietlyin the Brown Derby, looking as world-championish as ever, the one -and -onlyJack Dempsey. . . . Roomful of celebsincluded Dinah Shore, who is sportingan awfully cute haircut . . - GeorgeBrent."tanned .and handsome . . .Sara Berner, who told us the was ter-

ribly excited about General Millssponsoring her new show, "Sara's Pri-vate Eye," because "I just love menin uniforms."

Vacation note from Jane Pelgram,our TV editor, how vacationing inMazatlan, Mexico: "Got three sailfishmy first day out-biggest was ninefeet, eleven inches and weighed 145pounds. I got the biggest and most."That:s our gal!

Workshop" Follow -UpIn a recent issue we carried a fea-

ture about the juniors of the four net-works who have organized themselvesinto an industry -wide workshop groupin order to compete with their re-corded productions. Spark of the firstmeeting was Robin Wood, a page inthe NBC parking lot who got all theother young workers together andhelped direct their talents in the com-petition.

It's nice to report that the weekbefore our story dame out, parking -lot page Wood was no longer in theparking lot. His efforts had broughthim to the attention of a Honoluluradio station, and at this moment,tanned and talented, he's announcingwhatever programs the Island stationcarries. Miss Bettie Rose is his suc-cessor as president of the combinedworkshop group. Bettie is employed atKLAC-TV as secretary to the technicaldirector of the station and is carryingon Robin's work as head of this enter-prising group of youngsters.

Best -Laid Plans?Lloyd Adams of Los Angeles has the

dubious honor of being the secondcontestant to be lost during an "out-side stunt" in the history of NBC's"People Are Funny."

After being dressed In torn clothesand made up to look as though he hadbeen in a fight, Adams was sent byemcee Art Linkletter to a nearbystreet to see if he would get any helpfrom the people in the houses. Adamswas told by Linkletter to go from doorto door and say that he was in trouble,and to let him in because someonewas chasing him. However, Linkletterhad sent Mr. Adams's wife after him toknock on the door of the home thatgave him refuge, and tell the peoplethat she was looking for her no-goodloafer husband.

Adams found a house where thepeople would listen to him, but beforehe could finish his story he waswhisked inside, the door was securelylocked, and the people called the po-lice. His wife, following him at a safedistance, hadn't seen which house hehid entered and couldn't find him tocarry out her part of the stunt. Aftera fruitless search, she had to return tothe NBC studios to report on the stuntbefore the show was over.

About fiften minutes after the showwas off the air, in walked Mr. Adamsaccompanied by two policemen. Hehad not told the people in the housethat he was a contestant from "PeopleAre Funny," but when the officersthreatened him with arrest, he. wasforced to disclose that he was a con-testant, trying to prove for Art Link-letter that "People Are Funny."

For Monroe FansVaughn Monroe and his popular

music aggregation are on an extensivetour of this area. that will probablybring them within hearing of manyeager fans. He'll be coming down thecoast from Victoria, B. 'C., starting onMay 27; June 2 he'll. play San Jose;June 3, Oakland; June 4, San Fran-cisco. After that comes Stockton andFresno and then the Flamingo in LasVegas on June 10.Duz in the Air

The letters D -U -Z as the airlinescode letters for Truth or Consequences,New Mexico, named for the Ralph Ed-wards NBC show, were officially ap-proved this week by the Civil Aero,nautics authority.

Tilias the product which has spon-soreu the program for the past tenyears is now a standard code word inapproximately 5000 airline reserva-tions, ticketing operations and weatherreporting stations throughout theworld.

Former call letters for the resort,which was formerly Hot Springs, wereHSP. Name of the town was changedhonoring the tenth anniversary of the"Truth or Consequences" program,April 1.

Change of the call letters was sug-gested by Bob Curtish, chief meteor-ologist for Continental Airlines, Den-ver.

Letter of DistinctionA fan letter is always sweet fruit to

an actor, but when a college instruc-tor in no less astute a subject thananthropology pens his praise, a per-former can certainly take specialpride.

Recent recipient of such a missivewas Ted de Corsia. Letter writer wasDr. Gordon W. Hewes of U.S.C., whowrote of de Corsia's portrayal of "In-spector Peter Black" on CBS's "Pur-suit": "The local color and .depth ofcharacterization are both above re-proach."

MenuetteBy Norma Young

KHJ

Cheesies(The best ever)

1 C. margarine or butter1 c. firmly packed, grated -nippy

cheese1 t. WorcestershireDash of cayenne3 c. sifted flourSoften the margarine or butter,then work in the cheese with the

Worcestershire sauce. When perfectlyblended, work in flour,

Make into rolls, about the diameterof a fifty cent piece, place in refrig-erator to chill thoroughly and harden,then slice about one -eighth inch inthickness, and bake at 350 to a nicebrown. Watch carefully, for they loveto burn and then you don't enjoy eat-ing them. Keep them (if you can) inan air -tight tin box, and serve withsalads or cocktails.

Note: If Radio -Television Life readershave household or cookery prohlems.,callNorma Young. between hours 9 a.m. and4 p.m., HUdson 2-2133.

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FRIDAY, MAY 19-Les Paul, KFI, 10:45p.m. (16 min.). Guitarist entertains with-out his trio.

SATURDAY, MAY 20 - "Music With theHormel Girls," KNX, 12:00 noon (30 min.).Musical program by an all -girl orchestraand chorus made up of former Wacs,Waves, Spars and Marines.

MONDAY, MAY 22-"KNX Open House,"KNX, 2:00 p.m. (30 min.). Harry Babbittand Ilene Woods co-star on musicalvariety show Monday through Friday, re-placing Steve Allen.

WHAT'S SPECIALMusic

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"The Creation," KHJ,10:30 p.m. (30 min.). World radio pre-miere of new musical composition will besung by the forty -two -voice choir of Ari-zona State College, conducted by thenineteen -year -old composer, Paul Nelson.

PoliticalSUNDAY, MAY 21-Harold Ickes, KFI, 8:00

p.m. (30 min.). Politician scheduled tospeak for the Helen Gahagkn DouglasCommittee.

DramaTHURSDAY, MAY 18-"The Man Without

a Country," KECA, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.).Observance of Armed Forces Day withspecial dramatic adaptation by Jean Hol-loway, starring Jose Ferrer, MercedesMcCambridge and William Holden. JimmyDurante emcees.

DocumentarySATURDAY, MAY 20-Armed Forces Day,

KECA, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). "AlaskanCommand," presented by the Departmentof Defense, will tell of the important outpost of Alaska.

WHO'S GUESTINGMusic

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Harvest of Stars,"KFI, 2:30 p.m. (30 mih.). Dorothy Waren-skjoid Joins Robert Merrill.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Standard Hour," KFI,8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Pianist Paulena Car-ter guests.

Musical VarietyWEDNESDAY, MAY 24-Bing Crosby, KNX,

6:30 p.m. (30 min.). Bob Hope, ArthurGodfrey and Crosby's sons appear on lastgala program of the season.

ComedySUNDAY, MAY 21-Bergen-McCarthy, KNX,

5:00 p.m. (30 min.). Dick Powell guests.Drama

SATURDAY, MAY 20-"Stars Over Holly-wood," KNX, 10:00 a.m. (30 min.). Come-dian Jack Paar appears in an originaldrama.

CommentaryTUESDAY, MAY 23-William Tusher In

Hollywood, KECA, 9:45 p.m. (15 min.).Evelyn Keyes chats with filmtown com-mentator.

ParticipationSUNDAY, MAY 21-"Twenty Questions,"

KHJ, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Met tenor FelixKnight Joins the panel of experts.

*WHAT'S PLAYING

DramaFRIDAY, MAY 19-"Screen Directors' Play-

house," KFI, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.). LucillePage Ten

Ball stars In "Miss Grant Takes Rich-mond."

FRIDAY, MAY 19-"Proudly We Hall,"KHJ, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). George Murphystars in "History in the Making."

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"NBC Theater," KFI,11:00 a.m. (1 hr.). "The House in Paris"by Elisabeth Bowen will be dramatized.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"M.G.M. Theater," KFI,1:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Luise Rainer stars In

"Dramatic School."SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Theatre Guild," KFI,

5:30 p.m. (1 hr.). Betty Hutton, Jack Carson and Ronald Reagan star In "Page MissGlory."

MONDAY, MAY 22-"Lux Theater," KNX,6:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Al Jolson and BarbaraHale in "Jolson Sings Again."

MONDAY, MAY 22-"Hollywood Star Play-house," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). JohnLund stars in "Clash by Moonlight."

THURSDAY, MAY 25 - "Hallmark Play-house," KNX, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). BobbyDriscoll in "Knee Pants."

THURSDAY, MAY 25-"Skippy HollywoodTheater," KNX, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). AlanJones portrays "Senator Joe Talley."

MusicSATURDAY, MAY 20-Vaughn Monroe,

KNX, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Nation's firstArmed Forces Day will be observed inspecial broadcast from South Dakota AirForce Base.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-CBS Symphony, KNX,12:00 noon (1 hr.). Izler Solomon will receive the Ditson Award for ContemporaryMusic on today's concert. Modern Ameri-can works will be performed as part ofthe sixth Annual Festival of ContemporaryMusic.

MONDAY, MAY 22-"Railroad Hour," KFI,8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Dorothy Kirsten andLucille Norman Join Gordon MacRae inVictor Herbert's "Princess Pat."

DiscussionSUNDAY, MAY 21-"Invitation to Learn- ,

ing," KNX, 9:00 a.m. (30 min.). Cicero's"De Officiis" will be perused on today'sprogram.

ReligionSUNDAY, MAY 21-"message of Israel,"

KECA, 9:30 a.m. (30 min.), Rabbi MorrisLieberman gives "The message o fShevouth."

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"National Vespers,"KECA, 10:30 a.m. (30 min.). Dr. JohnSutherland Bonnell asks "Will Freedom'sLight Go Out?"

JuvenileSATURDAY, MAY 20 - "Let's Pretend,"

KNX, 8:05 a.m. (25 min.). Nile Mack ad-apts "The Invisible Kingdom."

GAGSOF THE WEEK

Y. M. Stinnett, 4177 McConnell, Venice,Calif.Heard on "Take It or Leave It":Eddie Cantor: Cherokee, are you

married?Cherokee: No, I figured no squaw,

no squawk!

Virginia Inman, 5909 Willoughby Avenue,Hollywood 38, Calif.

Heard from Arthur Godfrey:Godfrey: I was so cold I couldn't

sleep last night.Announcer: Did your teeth chatter?Godfrey: I don't know ... we don't

sleep together!


the gar imspires the PenMtn Peschke, 3951 South Hill Street, Los

Angeles 37, Calif."The Hour of St. Francis" has pro-

vided our family with much enjoy-ment. Its unique stories and finedramatizations make us wonder if itis a local program only or if it isheard nationally?

Believe that "The Hour" is heard over600 outlets throughout the nation.

Mrs. F. A. Worth, address withheld, Mon-terey Park, Calif.I'm so tired of hearing the same

people on the radio programs I couldscream. It's disgusting especially whenthey change their names. I know theirvoices before they say their names.Are the emcees so blind that theydon't recognize them? They, tell thesame old stories all of the time. IfMrs. tells her story aboutneeding an operation again, I'll scream.Mrs. tells how she met herhusband in the cemetery. Mrs.tells about her three sets of twins,and the give out with theSouthern accent. Why not give theout-of-town people a break?

Mrs. Edward Suchwan, address withheld,Los Angeles 4, Calif.I think Jack Benny's program has

outlived its usefulness. His "tightwad"role theme has been so overworkedthat his programs have become amonotonous bore, regardless of theretinue of press agentry and writersand higli Hooper ratings of the glorifiedJack Benny. I am not impressed withthis unfunny non sen s e. Anothernuisance is the way that Benny mustbe coddled with a shower of applausewith every breath he takes. . . . Inmy opinion another thing which anyloyal American would call very poortaste is the remark he made on his

Shout Your LettersAll letters to the Ear Inspires

the Pen Department should in-clude name and full address ofthe sender. Name and/or ad-dress will be withheld on writ-er's request. Opinions expressedin the letters printed are thoseof the senders and do not neces-sarily reflect the opinion ofRadio -Television Life.

program against Senator McCarthy,who is trying to expose the Red ter-mites in our government.... We havestruck out "Lucky Strike" cigarettesalong with Benny's program from ourhome.

We miss the consistently funny "ItPays to Be Ignorant" program. Somesponsor is missing a good bet if hedoes not take on this hilarious comedyprogram.

Name withheld, Huntington Park, Calif.Just read a list of the best ail -libbers

in radio but there was no mention ofWalter O'Keefe and I do think he isthe very best ad-libber on the radio,so natural, and he doesn't latigh athis own jokes . . . he draws his contestants out and they tell their ownstory in their own way. When theyget confused, their stories are a screamand m ost enjoyable. "Double orNothing" comes on at the lunch hour,but I would rather miss my lunch thanhis show.

*Name and address withheld, Los Angeles,

Calif.In my opinion Steve Allen is just

about the greatest comedian to bebrought to the attention of radio listen-ers in recent years. He is, as GarryMoore said, not just a comedian, buta great humorist. . . . I'm glad to seethat he is getting the break he sowell deserves. Recently you mentionedthat he was the author of a book ofpublished poems, "Windfall." Do youknow where I could obtain a copy?

A' boolatore should be able to help you.*Mrs. Modena Burry, P. 0. Box 85, Toluca

Lake Station, North Hollywood, Calif.I have a fan club in honor of Hank

Penny, who is a very charming enter-tainer and has a disc show on kWIKin Burbank, and we would appreciatea story on Hank In Radio -TV Life . . .he is so deserving of the publicity.

Request noted. *Mrs. H. C., address withheld, Los Angeles,

Calif. '

How refreshing to listen to the lovelyvoices of Dorothy Kirsten and JeffClark on "Light -Up Time" withouthaving to bear those screeching girls.

STATION IDENTIFICATION WITH NETWORKS(Tor convenience of Radio -TV Life's rapidly growing family of readers outside the immediateLos Angeles area we herewith publish call letters of stations with their network affiliation.This will assist in locating programs where logs do not cover your own home area.)

NBC-KF1, KFSD, KIST, KERO, KMJ, KTAR, KYOA, KOB, KOH

CBS-Kra, KCBQ, KCMJ, KERN, KARM, KOY, KTUC, KGGM. KOLO

AEC-KECA, KFMB, KTMS, KPMC, KTKC, KPOH, KOPO, KOAT, KITO

MUTUAL-KHJ, KGB, KFXM, ROB, KAFY, KFRE, KVOE, KOB, KATO

Johnny Johnson, 4162 !if* Avenue, LosAngeles 8, Calif.One of the most interesting programs

I have been hearing for some time is"The Lonesome Gal" over .KHJ, 10:30p.m. I' very seldom miss any of hershows. Her commercials are v e r ycleverly presented in a charming anddifferent way...:'would like to seea story on her soon.

More power to Mercedes McCambridge. She has a very unusual typeof voice and is getting the recognitionshe so well deserves.

Mrs. M. G. Starr, 535 Daisy Avenue, LongBeach, Calif.I have recently purchased an FM

radio and was very glad to find inRadio -TV Life the FM logs. . . . I dohope you will occasionally have someFM news too. I think FM has suchsatisfying music . . . the tone hassuch a rich quality.*Mrs. G. M. Sannis, 1278 North Harper Ave-

nue, Los Angeles 46, Calif.Thank you for the FM logs and I

do hope you will continue to includethem in Radio -TV Life.

* *So Inspires

Mrs. D. M. Martin, 1375 Erwin, Van Nuys,Calif.0 u r television -wise children are

missing a lot of the fun of "let's pre-tend" by seeing all their stories. Whynot a "story lady" to read aloud fromthe old favorites, fairy tales, naturelore, etc., that are a youngster'sheritage? Just a book, a reader andwords, without pictures.*Mary Harris Wilson, 3932 Orange Drive,

Los Angeles, Calif.I noticed that you do not have any

letters discussing the Hawthorne showon KLAC-TV. My friends and I feelthat Hawthorne is utterly silly andjust doesn't make sense. , . . I'vewondered how others feels about this?

Now you've started something!*Lao Mayer, 3822 Bent* Avenue, Culver

City, Calif.Often wonder why we are compelled

to see British films of the latest issueand American films of the year onetype? We fail to enjoy the Britishfilms : . . also wish to comment ontoo long and too many commercials.A short, sweet commercial is a delight.

Help, Letter Writers!We love to have you write to this

department, but too many of you arewriting letters that are much toolong. Please try to state your com-ments concisely (50 words or less),otherwise we shall have to cut yourletter In order to permit others, too,to express their opinions. Write, butwrite right to the point!

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KNX-Top of the Morning.ILEAC-Country Club.KFOX-Bible Society.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

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BOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Dr. Brinkley.KWIK-Club 1490.KWKW-Rancho Grande

Fleets.8:10-KLAO-Stock Market.11:15*KIRJ, KNX, HOWL-News.

KFOX-Prison Missionaries.KFWB-Bill Leyden.KGFJ-Melody Time.KGIL-Keyboard Capers.KLAC-Sports: Haynes at the

Reins.KMPC-Markets.KXLA-Music.

8:85-KMPC-Sports Roundup.9:39---KFI KFSD-Jack Berth.

KFXM, KGB, HIVE-Bible Institute Hour.

ILNX, KCBQ-Grand Slam.*KFAC, KGIL, KRBD-News.

KFOX-Words of Life.KFVD-Record Rangers.KGER-Hammond.KMPC-Song for You.YOWL-Best Songs.XXLA-Haven of Best.KWKW-Pasadena Churches.

8:35-KRKD-Spotlight Varieties.11:45-KFI-Meyers Goes to Market.

KNX-Rosemary.KCBQ-Dr. Markey.KFAC-Unity.KFSD-Dave Gans:may.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-National Guard.KGIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

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9-HECA, KFMB-Ladles, BeSeated.

*NFL KFSD, KLAC--News.*KHJ, KV0E-Kate Smith

Speaks.KNX-Wendy Warren.KFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFSD-Listen to Leibert.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFWB-Strolling Tom.KGER-Lntheran Hour.liLGFJ-Sixth Army Band.KOIL--Morning Varieties.KMPC-Institute of Religious

Science.HOWL--American-Jervish

Program.KRIM-Sagebrush Serenade.

*KWIK-News: Blue Barron.KWKW-Tony Sein.KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:05-KIT-Ladles Day.KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Gillespie Garden Guide.KNX, KCBQ-Aunt Jenny.KFOX-Our Christian World.KFSD-It's a Good Idea.

*KFVD-News.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.ROFJ-Airotorials.SCGIL-Ballads for You.KLAC-Sink Worries Away.KMPC-Band Box.IILWIR-Myrt and Marge.

9:25-KECA, KFMB-Beauty andFashions.

9:30-KECA--Quick as a Flash.KW-Women Are Wonderful.KNX, HCBQ-Helen Trent.KFOX-Full Gospel.KFSD-Call for Music.

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REVD-Show Tunes.NFU'S-Dave Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGFJ-Racing News.BOIL-Fashions in Music.KMPC-Chef Milani.HOWL-Tune Time.KWIK-Garden Spot.

9:45-KFI-All Around Town.KNX, KCBQ-Our Gal SundayKFVD--School Days.KGB-Frank Parker.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.HOWL-Guest Star.

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Package.KFI-All Around Town.

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

KNX-Big Sister.KFAC-Accent on String..*KFOX-News.

KFSD--Call for Music.KFVD-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.KG1L--Bing Crosby.KLAC-A1 Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.KRKD-Swing Time.KWIK-Musical Scrapbook.KWKW-Spanish Lessons.KXLA-Tom Cafferty.

10:10-KFOX-Assembly of God.10:15-KFI-Spring Tonic.

KHJ-Guess-a-Tune.KNX-Ma Perkins.KGB-Dedicated to You.KGER-Tommy Baird.ROIL-Sweet Swing.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Bass Harris.

10:20-KHJ-Dick Haymes.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA. KFM11-My True Story

KFI-Two Boys and a Girl.HMI-Norma Young.

KNX-Young Dr. Malone.ILCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.KFOX-Ann Jones.ICFVD-Memory Melodies.KGER-Rev. Markham.

*KGIL, KXLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.KRKD-Artists and ComposersKVOE--Meet the Band.KWIK-Belle Martell.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

10:35-ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.10 :45-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX-Guiding Light.KGER-Rev. Kopp.KRKD--Midnight Mission.KXLA-Western Music.

10 :56-KECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.

11'A, KFMB-Betty Crocker.KFI, KFSD-Double orNothing.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Ladies' Fair.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.KFVD-Bible Institute.KFWB-Maurice Hart.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.ILLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear.KWIK-Music for the Missus.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.KXLA-Western Music.

KFMB-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.KFAC-Guy Bates Post.HOER-Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-sBECA-Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Queen for a Day.KNX, KCBQ-Nora Drake.RFAC-Music Hall.

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Comedy -Variety1:30-Easy Aces. KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey, KNX,8:30-Jimmy Durante, KFI.7:00-Life of Riley. %FL9:00-Ozzie and Harriet, RICCA.

Drama8:00-Screen Directors' Guild,8:00-Proudly We Hail, KHJ.9:30-Mr. President,ILECA.

Quiz, Participation7:00-Welcome to H'wood, KECA8:00-McNeill Bkfst. Club, KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.10:00-Surprise Package, KECA.11:00-Double or Nothing, KFI.11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ.12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom, KECA.3:00-Welcome Travelers. KFI.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith, KHJ.

12:05-Housewives' League, KNX.4:00-Art Baker. KECA.4:30-Burritt Wheeler, KFI.4:30-Behind the Story, KHJ.8:00-Lowell Thomas. KNX.

Mystery -Detective8:30-Broadway Is My Beat,

KNX.11:00-The Fat Man, KECA.8:30-This is Your FBI, HECA.8:30-Escape, KNX.9:00 --Jeff Regan, KNX.9:00-Crime Does Not Pay, KFI9:30-High Adventure, KFI

10:00-I Love a Mystery, KHJ.Public Interest

12:00-Farm Reporter,KFI.8:45-Answer Man, KHJ.7:00-Meet the Press. KHJ.

Sports8:45-Racing News, KLAC.9:30-Racing, KGFJ.10:41-Major League Ball. KALI5:00-Fred Hessler, KGER.5:15-Tom Harmon. KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, KRKD.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.6:45-Race Results. KRKD.5:45-Sam Baiter. KLAC.6:15-Lippy Duckat, KWIK.6:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC.6:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC.7:00-Gillette Fights, BECA.7:00-Harness Racing, KFWB.7:30-Sports Newsreel. KFI.Popular -Western Music

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RIVD- tescue Mission.KGER-Phil Kerr.IIGFJ-Variety on Piano.ROIL-Musical Moments.HOWL-Adventures in Music.KWIK-Varieties.KWKW-Pasadena Playhouse.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:40-KFOX-Hit Tunes.11:45-KFI, KFSD-Light of the

WorlKNX-The Brighter Day.IICBQ-Izetta Jewel.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

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J. FRANK BURKEYOUR EDITOR OF THE AIR

12 NOONMonday thru Friday

KFVD-Editor of the Air.KFWB--Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-+A1 Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Moods in Music.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Western Wayside.K3E:LA-Hometown Jamboree.

12 :05-KNX-Knox Manning.12:15-KECA-Norwood Smith Sings.KFI, KFSD-Road of Life.KHJ-Music.

*KFOX, REVD, KGER-News.BOIL-Vocal Varieties.

*IIMPC-News to You.KWKW-Los Angeles Mission.

12 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12 :30-KECA-Frances Scully.

KFI, KFSD-Pepper Young.KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KNX, ILCBQ-Art Linkletter.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News: Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club.ROIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.KWIR-Hank Penny.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

12:45-KFI, KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KVOE-Major League Baseball.

*KFAC-News.KMPC-Song Stars.

12 :50-KECA-Double Feature.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.

12:56*KNX, KCBQ-Cedric Adams.IlGF.1-Sports Flash.

-KECA-Ira Cook.KFL KFSD-Backstage Wife.KHJ, KFX. M, KGB, KVOE-

Major League Baseball.KNX, KCBQ-Nona From

Nowhere.KFAC-Salvation Army Band.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KEVD-Shopping Highlights.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Peter Slack, Organ.KGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.Kwig-pages of Memory.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.KXLA-Community.

1:15-KFI, RISD-Stella Dallas.

KNX-George Fisher.KFAC-Classroom Radio.KLAC-570 Club.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Joe Littlefield.

1:25-KOFJ-Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Easy Aces.

KFI, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.KNX-International Disc

Jockey.KFAC-.-Matinee.KFVD-Saddie Mountain

Roundup.*HYWB-News.

HOER-Clark Sparks Show.KGFJ-Armchair Concert.ICGIL-Homemakers.KRED-Polka Time.KWIR-Music Mart.KXLA-Western Music.

1:45*KECA-Bankhage Talking.KFI, EFSD-Widder Brown.KFWB--Bill Anson.KGER-Hawaiian Melodies.ICWKW-Sports; Bill Garr.

1:55*KNX-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

2-KECA, KFMB-Hannibal CobbKFI, ICFSD-When a Girl

Marries.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Baseball.KNX-Open House.KCSQ-Home Show.KFAC-Composers' Corner.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KFVD-Saddie Mountain

Roundup.KFWB--Bill Anson.KGER-Long Beach Band.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KGII.-Musical Memories.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.HERD-Government Speaks.KWKW-1300 Club.KXLA-Western Music.

2:10-KLAC-570 Club.2:15-KFI. KFSD-Portia Faces Life

KRKD-Home Safety.KWKW-Sports.

2:25-KGFJ--Sports Flash.2 :30-11ECA, KFMB-Bride & Groom

KFI, KFSD-Just Plain Bill.KNX, HCBQ--Bing Crosby.HOER-Garden School.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KG11,--Variations in Rhythm.KMPC-California Carousel.REED-Tunes in Tempo.KWIK-Band of the Day.KWKW-Bass Harris.KXLA-Continental Serenade.

2:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:45-KFI, KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.KNX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KGFJ-Romantic Memories.KRKD-Crosby Tunes.

2:55:-KECA, KFMB-WalterKiernan.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-KECA---Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD-WelcomeTravelers.

KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Baseball.

KNX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KFOX-Friendly Neighbor

Time.KFAC-World of Opera.KFMB-Pick a Date.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-News: Fiesta Grande.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.ROIL-Encore Time.

*KLAC, KXLA-News.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Tops in Pops.KW1K-La Pointe Show.KWKW-Rodeo Bill.

3:10-KLAC-Don Otis Show.3:15-KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

ICFOX-Matinee Melodies.*KGIL-News.

KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

3:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KECA-Leyden With Song.

KFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary.KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.KFOX-Everybody's Business.KFVD-Song Stylists.KGER-Rancho 1390.ROIL-Dance Matinee.ILMPC-Magic of Melody.HOWL-Melody Matinee.

*KRKD-News; Music.KWKW-Foothill Features.

3:45-KEL KFSD-We Love & LearnKHJ-Lynn Looks at H'wood.

*KFAC-News.KFMB-Ted Malone.KFOX, KFVD-Old-Age

Pensions.KRICD-Modern Melodies.

3:55*KGER-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE FRIDAY RADIO LOGSA --HECA-Art Baker's Notebook.' KFI. KFSD-This Woman's

Secret.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Fultoft Lewis.KNX, KCBQ-Curt Massey

Time.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX, KLAC, HOWL-News.KFYD-Harlediatinee.HFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Review.ROIL-Jed Dees Show.

*KMPC-News, Bill Harpel.KRIM-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Bill Bryan Show.KWKW-Music.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:15-KFI, KFSD-Dr. Paul.*KHJ, KFICAL KGB, KVOE-

Frank Hemingway.KNX, KCBQ-Strike It Rich.KFOX-Freddy Martin Orch.KLAC-California Melodies.KMPC-Bands and Ballads.HOWL-Italian Hour.

4:20-KECA-Play It Again.4:25-KGFJ-Sports.4:30-KFI-Bunitt Wheeler.

*1111J, 1KFIC11, KGB, KV0111-Behind the Story.

KFWB-Red Bowe,KGFJ-Record Review.KMPC-Roddy McDowell.KVVKW-Bill Sampson Show.

4 :45-REC A-Happy Theater.*KHJ, KGB, KRKD-News.

KNX-Harry Babbitt.*KFSD-H. V. Kaltenborn.

KLAC-Racing Roundup.HOWL-Sportscast.

4:55*KGER-News.KGEJ-Sports Flash.

s-HECA, KFMB-Challenge ofthe Yukon.

*KFI-Feature Wire.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Mark Trail.*ILNX, KCBQ-Frank Goss,

News.KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFVD-Star Tune Time.KFWB-Red Rowe.KGER-Sports, Fred Hessler.KGFJ-The at Five.KGIL-Children's Corner.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KMPC-News; Bill Ewing.

HOWL-Chico's Swing Time.KRED-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Hank Penny.

*KWKW-News.KXLA-Harmony Park.

5:15*KFI-News.KNX-Tom Harmon.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Pianists of the Future.KLAC-Bill Stewart.EMPC-Upswing.KWKW-Today at the Races.

5:30-KECA, KFMB-JackArmstrong.

KFI-Casa Cugat.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Tom Mix.*KNX, K('BQ-Chet Huntley.

KFAC-Wboa Bill Club.*KFOX, KGER-News.

KFVD-Piano Parade.*KGFJ-Alvin Wilder.

ROIL-Sports World.KMPC-All-Time Hits.KRICD-Sports Dial.HWIK-Osersens Disc JockeysKWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Seueakin' Deacon.

5 :45*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson.*KNX-Edward Murrow.

KFOX-Your Fishcaster.KFVD-Song Pictures.KGER-W. B. Record.KGFJ-Race Recap.KGIL-Tops in Pops.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRKD-Race Results.

e*KECA-Edwin C. Hill.V KFI, KFSD-Screen Directors'

Playhouse.*KHJ, KFNM, KGB, IIEVVE-

Gabriel Heatter.RNX-Young Love.HE-AC-Prelude to Evening.

*KFOX, KLAC-News.*KFWB-Clete Roberts, News.

HOER-American Soul Clinic.KGFJ-Repeat Performance.KGIL-Easy Listening.

*KMPC-Norman Nesbitt, NewsHOWL-Joe Adams Show.HERD-Varieties in Music.KWICW-Carlos Moran.KXLA-Property Owners.

6:06*KECA, KFMB-Bob Oarred,News.

ICLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.6:15*ICECA-Main Street to Malibu.

*HHJ, KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KFOX-Hawaiian Music.

KFWB-Sports.ROIL-Latin-American Music.KIVIPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.KWIE-Lipp? Duckat, Sports.KYCLA-Fed. Women's Club.

6 :20*KECA-Headline Edition.6:30-KECA-HI, Neighbor.

EFL KFSD--Jinuny Durante.KHJ, KGB, KV0E-Tello-TestJINX, KCBQ-Broadway 10

My Seat.KFAC-Musical Milestones.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KEWB--Anierica Dances.HOER-Back to the Bible.ROIL-Treasure & Pleasure.KMPC-Golden Gate Fields.KIVIK-American Jewish Hr.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45-KECA-Hits and Encores.HHJ, KGB, EVOE-Answer

Man.KGIL-Down Memory Lane.BRED-Timely Topics.RXLA-Music.

6 :55-KECA, 11131B-ChampionRoll Call.

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Bill Henry.

-KECA, KFMB-Gillette Fights7 EFL RFSD-Life of Riley.KHJ, HFXM, KGB-Meet the

Press.KNX, KCBQ-James Roose-

velt.KFAC-Twilight Hour.KFOX-Friendly Philosopher.KFWB-Harness Racing.KGER-Family Bible Hour.

*KGIL-News.KGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KLAC-News: 570 Club.KMPC-Words and Music.

*KRKD-Harry W. Flannery.*KWIK-Frank Edwards.

RWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Western Music.

7:15-KNX-Music You Know.KFOX-Heart of America.KGIL-Songs by Crosby.KRKD-Three-Quarter Time.KXLA-Popular Music.

7 :30-KECA-Sports Show.KFI, KFSD-Sports Newsreel.HR.!, KFX711, KGB, KVOE-

Cisco Kid.KNX-Women's Forum.KFAC-Echoes and Encores.KFOX-Meet the Band.RFWB-Music.KGER-Rev. Al Harlan.KGIL-Parks and PlaygroundsHRIED-Dr. Richardson.KWIK-Jewel City Showcase.KWKW-Betz Spanish

Program.KXLA-Western Music.7:35- CA-Music.

7:45-EFI-California SenatorsReport.

*KFOX-News.ICFWB-Rosary Hour.KGIG-Melodies Soft & Sweet.REED-Catholic Hour.KXLA-Popular Music.

CI-KECA, KFMB-Tho Fat Man.KFI, KFSD-Light-Llp Time.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Proudly

We Hail.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Guy Bates Post.KFWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Fishing Pals.KGIL--Radio-TV Quiz.KMPC-Southland Story.ICRKD-Merry-Go-Roundup.KWKW-Italian Melodies.

*KXLA-News.8:10-KMPC-Baseball: L. A. vs.

San Francisco.8:16*KEI, KFSD-World News.

KNX-Jack Smith andMargaret Whiting.

KGER-Hebrew Christian.*ROFJ-News, Averill Berman.

KLAC-Baseball: Hollywoodat Oakland.

KMPC-Muslc.KIMA-Western Music.

S:30-KE('A, KFMB-This Is YourFBI.

KFI-Reserve.KHJ, KFX.51, KVOE-True

or False.KNX, KCBQ-Escape.KFOX-Show Souvenirs.KFSD-Ambassador Orcb.

*KFVVB-News.KGER-Music Hall.KGFJ-Today's Hits.KOK.-Platter Party.KWKW-Organ Melodies.KXLA-97th Street Corral.

111:45-KFWB-Bill Anson.9-HECA-Adventures of

Ozzie and Harriet.KFI-Crime Does Not Pay,

"Kangaroo Court,"

*KILL KFX5I, KGB. KVOE--- News, Glenn Hardy.KNX. KCBQ-Jeff Regan.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Skylite Jamboree.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Concert Miniature.KOFJ-Western Music.ROIL-Musical Scrapbook.KLAC, KMPC-Baseball.KRED-Merry-Go-Roundup.

*ICWIKe-Robert Arden.EVIKW-American-Japanese

Hour.KXLA--Simeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KHJ. KGB, KVOE-FultonLewis.

KFOX-Barn Dance.HGER-Fred McCiesky.

9:30-KECA-Mr. President.KFI-High Adventure.HHJ, KFXM, KQB, EVBK--

Comedy of Errors.KNX-Beulah.KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.KIFSD-Wway Correspondent.KGER-Brown Schools.

' KGFJ-Blue of Evening.KGIL--Starlite Serenade.KWIK-Band of the Day.

9:45-KNX. KCBQ-Club 15.EFOX-Swingtime Serenade.

*MAL-News.9:55*KHJ. KFXM, KGB-News.

10*K"A'HEMS-Richfield

. Reporter.*KFI, RFSD-Sam Hayes.

KHJ, KFXM, RGB-I Love aMystery.

*HNN-Chet Huntley..KCBQ-Lonesome Gal.RFAC-Musical Crossroad!.HFOX-Swingtime SerenadeKFWB-Gene Norman,HOER-When Day Is Done.KGFJ-Platte; Party.ROIL-Fork Music.KLAC, KIIPC-Baseball.KRHD-Western Hit Parade.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Western Music.

10:15-KECA-Sports, Hank Weaver.KFI-Johnny Murray.

*KHJ, KGB-Frank Edwards.'KNX-Bob Elson.KFMR-Gene Norman.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.

10:30-KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailee.KFI-Benny Goodman Show.HHJ-Lonesome Gal.KNX--Symphonette.KCBQ--Nation's Hits.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER-Mount Olive Church.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sRMPC-Leisure Time.

10:45-KECA-Figueroa Ballroom.KFI-Les Paul Music.KFOX-Dept. of Employment.

10 :55*K LAC-News.11-KECA-Cinegrill Music.*KFI-News.

HHJ-Army Field Forces Band*KNX-Larry Thor, News.

KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFMB, KFWB-Gene NormanKFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGER-Spirituals.KGEJ-Sweet and Low.KGIL-Records at Random.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKMPC-Leisure Time.HERD-Western Hit Parade.KVOE-Harrison Wood.KWIK-Cafe Italia.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Pasadena Civic.

11:10-KNX-Sports.11:15-RECA-Ambassador Orcb.

KFI-Pro and Con.KNX-Merry-Go-Round.KFOX-Music of the Masters.11GFJ-H'wood House Party.KWKW-Thistle Inn.KXLA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:30-KFI-Mindy Carson.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.HFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KGER-At the Ranchhouse.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11:45-KECA-15 Minutes TillMidnight.

KFI-Navy Recruiting.KNX-You and Armed Forced.

11:55-KMPC-News.12*KECA, KNX-News.

KFI-Musical Menu.KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax.KFAC-Midnight Serenade.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KFWB-Music.KGFJ-Midnight House GuestROIL-Pat Michaels (to 5).KLAC-Don Otis (to 2).KRKD-Stardust SerenadeRWIK-Show People's ShowKWKW-Bill Sampson to (3),KXLA-Alex Cooper Show

12:05-KNX-Steve Mien Show.12:30-KFI-Midnight Flyer.

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SATURDAY, MAY 20*Indicates News Broadcast.

S-KECA, KFMB-No SchoolToday.

KFI, KFSD-Fred Waring.KIM-Guest Star.

*KNX, KFWB, ISLAC, KMPC-News.

KFAC-Country Church.KFOX-Bible Society.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.KGB-Morning Special.KGER-Mizpalt.KGFJ-Proudly We Hall.KUM-Musick' Clock.%OWL-Spanish Four.KRKD-Organ Melodies.KWIK-Club 1490.KWIEW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.KXLA-Popular Music.

8:05-KNX, ECBQ-Let's Pretend.8:15*KHJ-News.

KFWB-Bill Leyden.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC-Market Reports, SportsHOWL-Junior Stringbusters.KRKD-Hawaiian Memories.KXLA-Melody Time.

8:30-KFI, KFSD-Archie Andrews.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Haven of Rest.KNX, KCBQ-Junior Miss.

*KFAC, KGIL-News.KFOX-Music.KFVD-Record Rangers.KGER-Bob Hammond.KGFJ-Melody Time.KMPC-Ralph Turner Show.HOWL-Palabras de Vida.KRKD-Radio Kids Bible Club

8:45-KECA-Mirandy's Almanac.KFAC-Unity.KFOX-Wings of Faith.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Salvation Army.KGER-Christ for Today.KGFJ-Naval Air Reserve.KGIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.HOWL-Auntie Bea StorytimeKWKW-Voice of China.KXLA-Adventure.

9-HECA-Week-End PlatterParty.

KFI, KFSD-Mary Lee TaylorKHJ, KGB-Dr. Hiss Clinic.KNX, KCBQ-Theatre of

Today.KFAC-Morning Concert.KFMB-No School Today.KFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFVD-Contrasts.KFWB-National Guard Show.KGER-Radio Kids' Bible

Club.KGFJ-Voice of the Blind.ROIL-Morning Varieties.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.KMPC-Ralph Turner Show.HOWL-Hungarian Program.KRKD-Sagebrush Serenade.KV0E---Prondly We Hail.KWIK-Valley Hi Hit Parade.KWKW-Tony Sein.KX7..A-Village Boys.

9:15-KFOX-Old-Time Religion.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.KGFJ-Airotorials.ROIL-Ballads for You.

9:30-KFI-Seout Jamboree.KHJ, KV0E-California

Literary Centennial.KNX, KCBQ-Grand Central

Station.KFOX-Full Gospel.

Motor Citu presentsYOUR ALL WESTERNJAMBOREE JUBILEE

9:30 to 11:30 A.M.

Saturday

KFI'D-Jamboree Jubilee.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGFJ-Racing News.KGIL-Fashions in Music.HOWL-German Hour.KWIK-Red Baker.

9:45-KHJ-Extra Time.KFSD-Your Navy.KGB-Club Women.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.KRKD-Rev. Joseph Murphy.KVOE-Voice of the Army.

10-KECA-Week-End PlatterParty.

KFI-Young America Speaks.Page Fourteen

*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-News.

KNX, KCBQ-Stars OverHollywood.

KFAC-Accent on String..KFMB-Flying Feet.

*KFOX-News.1IFSD-Music From HollywoodKFVD-Jamboree Jubilee.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGER-Morning Muetu.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.KOIL-Waltz Tome.KLAC-AI Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Ralph Turner Show.KOWL-Radio Hour.KRKD-Swing Time.K W IK-Red Baker.

WKW-Spanish Lessons.K XLA-Foreman Phillips.

10:10-KFOX-Assembly of God.10:i5-KHJ, KGB-Gospel Singer.

KGER-Hymns for the Day.KGIL-Sweet Swing.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Babe Ruth

Adventures.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10 :30-KFI. KFSD-Slim Bryant.

KW, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Cumberland Valley BarnDance.

KNX, KCBQ-Give and Take.KFAC-Serenade.KFMB-Record Rendezvous.KFOX-Music of the Morning.KGER-Upper Room.ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.KLAC-Honest Opinion.KOWL-Polish Melody Hour.KRKD-County Art Institute.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

10:45-KGER-Rev. Kopp.KRKD-Pop Concert.

10 :55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

11-KECA-Week-EndPlatter

Party.KFI, KFSD-Lassie.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Cumberland Barn Dance.KNX, KCISQ-Family Party.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFMB-Let's Go to the Met.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.KFVD-Jamboree Jubilee.KFWB-Maurice Hart.KGER-Children's Bible Hour.KGFJ-What's New.ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.KLAC-Al .Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Ralph Turner Show./COWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear.KWH-Hank Penny.HWKW-Fantasias Musicales.KXLA-Western Roundup.

11:15-KFI-Broadway Correspondent*KFSD-News.

KFVD-Ballad Bests.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-KFI, KFSD-National Farm

and Home Hour.KIM KFXM, KGB-Air

Force Hour.

KNX-It's Fun to Be Young.KFAC-Music Hail.

*KFOX-News.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Plano Moments.HOWL-Italian Program.

*KRKD-News.KVOE-Major League Ball.

, KWKW-Salute to Reservists.11:45-KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*KGIL-News.KRKD-Sweet Pops.

11:55-KGFJ-Siforts Flash.KMPC-Nutrition Notes,

12-KECA-Music.KFI-California-WashingtonCrew Race:

*KKWKW-News.

KNX-Music With theHormel Girls.

KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFOX-Hit Tunes.KESD-Pioneers of Music.KFVD-Luncheon Tunes.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.RLAC-Al .Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Story Circus.KOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Western Wayside.KWIK-Hank Penny.KXLA-Western Music.

12 :05-KWKW-Sports News.12:15-KECA-Reserve.

KHJ-PTA Congress.*KFOX, KGER-News.

KWIKW-Los Angeles Mission.12 :25-KG FJ-Sports Flash.12:30-KILL KFXM, KGB-Man on

the Farm.KFL-Saturday Special.KNX-Meet the Missile.KFMB-Sweet and Swing.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

12 :45*KFAC-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.KMPC-Song Stars.

12:50-KWKW-Bill Garr Show.12:55*KGFJ-Sports Flash.

1-HECA-Old, New, Borrowed,Blue.

KFI-Saturday Special.KHJ-Jack Rose Campus Club

*KNX, KCBQ-News.KFAC-Stage Melodies.KFOX-Western Hit Parade.KFSD-Living, 1950.

*IXFVD. KLAC-News.KFWB-Bill Anson.HOER-Headlines and

Harmonies.KGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL-Saturday Serenade.KMPC-Song Stars.KOWL-Joe Adams Show:KRKD-Prairie Schooner.KWIK-Date With Disc.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.

assatsa ckwr-

Morning Programs Appear inEvening Progr

Comedy -Variety8:30-Junior Miss, KNX.6:30-Dennis Day, KFI.6:30-The Goldberg., KNE.7:00-Judy Canova, KFI.9:30-Godfrey's Digest. ENS.

Quiz, Participation10:30-Give and Take. KNX.11:(10-Family Party, KNX.11:30-Fun to Be Young. KNX.6:00-Earn Your Vacation, HRS.7:00-Sing It Again, KNX.8:00-Truth or Consequences,

Drama9:00-Theater of Today, KNX.9:30-Grand Central Sta., KNX.

10:00-Stars Over Hollywood,KNX.

11:00-Lassie Show, KFI.9:30-Dr. Kildare. EFL.

Classical, Semi-CtassicalMusic

8:00-Fred Waring, KFI.3:30-NBC Spring Concert, EFL4:30-Pioneers of Music. KFI.

Lightface Type: Afternoon andams In Boldface.

Sports8:45-Racing News, KLAC.9:30-Racing Lineup, KGFJ.

10:4:1-Basehall, KALI.5:15 -=Tom Harmon. KNX.5:30-Sports Dial. KRKD.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.5:45-Race Results, KRKD.6:00-Joe DiMaggio, EFL6:30-Harness Racing, KFWB.6:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC.

Mystery -Detective8:30-Dimension X, KFI.9:00.-Gangbusters. KNX.

Public Interest -Information

11:20-Nat'l. Farm Hour. KFI.3:30-American Farmer, KECA8:30-If They Had Lived, KGFJ.

Juvenile8:05-Let's Pretend, KNX.

Popular -Western Music8:00-Vaughn Monroe, KNX.8:30-Gene Autry, KNX.9:00-Hit Parade, EFL

KXLA-CommunityBroadcaster.

1:05-KNX-Housewives' ProtectiveLeague.

1:10-KLAC-570 Club.1:15-KECA, KFMB-Horse Race.

KFVD-School Days.KMPC-Johnny Grant Show.KWKW-Sports; Bill Garr.KXLA-Research Adventures.

1:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Treasury Band Show.

KHJ, KFXM-Sports Parade.KFAC-Matinee.RFSD-Matinee at

Meadowbrook.KFVD-Two for the Show.

*KFWB-News.KGB-Saturday Review.KGER-A. Q. Burns.KRKD-Polka Time.KXLA-Western Music.

1 :45-K N X-Chicagoans.KFWB-Bill Anson.

. KGER-Hawaiian Melodies.KLAC-Storybook Hour.HWKW-Sports; Bill Gan.KXLA-Foreman Phillips.

1:55-KGFJ-SportsKECA-At Home With Music.2 KFI-Saturday Special.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.KNX-Preakness Stakes.KFAC-Composers Corner.lEb'MB-Sweet and Swing.KFOX-Western Hit Parade.' -

RFVD-Noveltunes.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGB-Saturday Review.KGER-Long Beach Band.KGIL-Doug Cramer's Teen

Time.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KLAC-570 Club.KMPC-Johnny Grant Show.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Signposts to Health.KW1K-Date With a Disc.KWKW-1300 Club.HXLA-Foreman Phillips.

:15-KFSD-111, Neighbor.KMPC-Dugout Dope.KRKD-Police Department./MEW-Sports.liXLA-II. S. Air Force,

2:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.2:30-KECA-Tea and Crumpets.

KFI-Music City.KNX-Reserve.KFSD-Song Festival.KFVD-Mellow Mood.

*KGER-News.KGFJ-Keyboard Korner.KMPC-Baseball: L.A. Angels

vs. San Francisco.KRKD-Tunes in Tempo.KWIK-Time for Talent.KWKW-Bass Harris.KXLA-Youth Debate.

2:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.:45-KFSD-Confidential Close-ups.

KGFJ-Romantic Memories.KGIL-Betty Stahr.KRKI3-+Crosby Tunes.

2 :55-KliFJ-Sports Flash.

3 -KECA-Junior Junction.KFI-Voices and Events.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.KNX-This Is Los Angeles.

*KFSD-News.IEFAC-World of Opera.KFMB-Sweet and Swing.KFOX-ti. N. Story.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.KGIL-Encore Time.

*KLAC-News: 570 Club.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Hermosa Beach PartsKWIK-La Pointe Show.KWKW-Rodeo Bill. .KXLA-Music.

3:15-KFOX-Voice of the Army.*KGIL-News.


3:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KFAU-American Farmer.

,,KFI. KFSD-NBC SpringConcert.

KNX-Memo From LakeSuccess.

KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.KFOX-Matinee Melodies.KFVD-Tele-Tunes.HVOE-Andre Kostelanetz.ROIL-Dance Matinee.HOWL-Melody Matinee.

*KRKD-News.KWKW-Foothill Features.

3 :35-KRED-Interlude.3:45-KNX-Cross Section, IISA.

*KFAC-News.KFOX-Guest Star.KRKD-Modern Melodies..

*KWKW-Sports; News. -

3:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash. "RECA-Flying Feet.KFI, KFSD-NBC Spring

Concert.KHJ, HFXM, KGB, KVOK-

John Flynn.

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44' tev .

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFESATU R

,HJ, KFXM, KGB, HYDE-Army Air Force.

KCBQ-Earn Youracation.'AC-Your Soloist.OX, KMPC-News., ;D-Voices and Events.

'111-News and Music.+4.4,e- R-Back to the Bible.

1-Musical Digest.*4'it.,C:4.4 L-Easy Listening.* VC-News: AI Jarvis.

WL-Joe Adams Show..K1)-Varieties in Music.NIK-MarquisChiMs.

"5",-IWKW-Carlos Moran.XLA-Music.

:ECA, KFMK-Bob tarred,asj NPWS.

t,..TAPC-Social Security.511IPC-World's Greatest

Sport.EC .A-For the Record.

KFOX-Ilawaiian Music.t eiCKFWB-Music.

44 ,?/cam,P .0.4*A . in -American.trt Jr 4i) Rhythms.

KMPC-Bob Halley.04C- 6,7 e KWIK-Time for Art./ 'e q. 4` KNLA-Muir College.qt ',4r,,,47,4*.t./$4,2,.,. ARHJ-John B. Kennedy.AS' 0. 4 0. .43v. ,S1PEECA-Modern Romances.

elf,. elee KFSD-Dennis Day.WGZ././ 41(HJ. KFXM, KGB-Hawaii

. 17-7 call..e.XNX-The Goldbergs.*sic 7 c, .1'.5-e.4.1-4CBQ-Young Love.

-Music Magic.Tr Tr c aiFOX-Hat's Memory Room.%.? 4 ; 7.4f 17".T.WB--Ilarrkess Racing.

ER-Lakin Valley Church.)Ir '''',444,67,44,"4,74,,-.;.2111.-Dinner Concert.itt t At, ::::rsePC-Golden Gate Fields,

OE-Local News.wrokelli-Musie for theevi es

sew surmet.KW-Iloyos Hour.

.A-Music..-Down Memory Lane.D-Timely Topics.

KFMB-Hollywood

KFSD-Judy Canova.KFXM, KGB, HYDE--

+.% to *0 Irs.4 4." Feathers.

.sports,e -Ups.

-Radie

act Huntley.lime.

.y Hour.cws.

-First Congregational.rch.

.IL-Sports World...GFJ-Saturday Serenade.KIIP('-Dr. Warner Muir.KRKI)-Sports Dial.KV0E-homes on the Land.KW 1K-Music for America.KWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Squeakin Deacon.

8 :45-KECA-Chuy Reyes Orch.*KFI. KFSD-Elmer Peterson.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Your Science Reporter.

*KNX-News.KFOX-Research Adventures.Kt:VW-Rare Recap.KGIL-Tops in l'ops.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Say It With Music.KRKD-Race Results.

E-KECA-Scouting the Stars.EFT-Joe DiMaggio.

_-Sing It Again.AC-Dr. James Fifleld, Jr.

,vFWB-Gospel and Song.KGER-TwilightKG FJ-Musical Digest.

*KGIL, KRKD, KWIK-News.*KLAC-News; 570 Club.

KMPC-Dinner Date.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Nazarene Church.

7 :05-KWIK-Operetta Highlights.7:15-K FOX-March Time.

K611.-Songs by Crosby.KRKD-Three-Quarter Time.K XLA-Music.

:30-KECA-Through the ListeningGlass.

Kn, KISD-Grand Ole Opry.KM-Salute to Reservists.KFAC-First Baptist Church.)(FOX-Proudly We Hail.K MB-Successful Business.KGB, KV0E-This Is Europe.KGER-Proudly We Hail.KGIL-Footlight Favorites.KM PC-Your County.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.K WIK-Szath-Myri Conducts.KWKW-Betz Spanish

Program.KXLA-Accent on Youth.

7 :45-KFSG-Dr. Kelso Glover.KFWB-Rosary Hour.KGIL-Melodies Soft it Sweet.KM PC Show Tunes.

0-KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger.KFI, KFSD-Truth or Conse-

quences.KH.I, KFX111, KGB, HYDE-

Dance Orch.

KNX. KCBQ-Vaughn Monroe.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-County Barn Dance.KFSG-Rev. Kelso Glover.KFWB-Community Hour.KGER-Bible Treasury.KG FJ-Saludos Amigos.KGIL-Platter Party.K LAC -570 Club.KMPC-Eddie Oxford.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Swing Show.KXLA-Church in the Barn.

8 :15-KGER-liebrew Christian.KGFJ-Know Your Schools.KLAC-Baseball: Hollywood

at Oakland.K31PC-Parade of Hits.

11:30-KECA, KFMB-Armed ForcesDay Address, Louis Johnson

KFI, RFSD-Dimension X.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Lombardoland, U.S.A.KNX, KCBQ-Gene Autry.K FOX-Music.KMB-Social Security.KGER-Melodies by Starlight.KGFJ-If They Had Lived.KWIK-Corn-Crib Opry.KWKW-Paul Weston Swing.KXLA-Western Music.

8:40-KGFJ-College of DivineScience.

:45-KFWB-Religious News.KGER-Hawthorne Christian

School.KWKW-English Disc Show.

9-YMCA-Atwater KentAuditions.

KFI, KFSD-Hit Parade.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB. HYDE-

News.KNX. KCBQ-Gangbusters.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFMB-Rayburn and Finch.KFWB-On the Beat.KGER-French Music.KGF.1-Today's Hits.KGIL-Musical Scrapbook.K LAC-Baseball.KMPC-Parade of Hits.KWIK-Navy Band.KWKW-English Disc Show.RN -LA -97th St. Corral.

9:15-KHJ. KGB, KVOE-HoosierHotshots.

*KFOX-News.9:30-KECA-Alaska Command

Program.Rig-Adventures of Dr.

Kildare, L. Barrymore,L. Ayres.

KNX. K('BQ-Godfrey's DigestKFMB-Harry Wismer.KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.KFSD-Joe DiMaggio.KFSG-Youth Sings.KFWB, KFXM-Laymen's Hr.KGER-Brown Schools.KGF.1-Upbeat Session.KGIL-Starlite Serenade.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Gordon Baker Lloyd.KXLA-Cliffie Stone Dance.

9:45-KHJ-Dance Orch.KFNIB--Iting Crosby.KFOX-Swingtime Serenade.

*KGIL-News.9 :55*KH.I-News.

10*KECA, KFMB-News.*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes. News

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, K8'0E--Monica Whalen.

*KNX. KCBQ-Chet Huntley.K VAC-Musical Crossroads.KFOX-Merry-Go-Round.KFSG-Pauline Hensche.KFWB-Gene Norman.KGER-Music as You Like It.KGFJ-Platter Party.KGIL-Juke-Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKM PC-Leisure Time.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Music.

DAY RADIO LOGS10 :15-RECA-Western Open Golf.

KFI-County Supervisor DarbyKHJ-Dance Orch.KNX-Chicagoans.KCBQ-Richard Aurandt,KFMB-Gene Norman.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.KFSD-Morton Downey.'USG-Gospel Accordiana.KXLA-Cliffie Stone.

10:30-KECA-Claremont Hotel Ork.KFI-Recovery Story.HMI-Caribbean Crossroads.KNX-Capitol Cloakroom.KFSG-Starlight Journey.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.

10 :45-KECA-Figueroa BallroomOrchestra.

KXLA-Pasadena Civic.11-KECA-Cinegrill Music.KFI-Solitaire Time.

KHJ-Baker's Dozen.*KNX-News.

KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFMB, KFV1B-Gene Norman

Show.KFOX-Sky Serenade.KFSG-Open House.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER-Spirituals,KGFJ-Sweet and Low.K GIL-Juke-Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKMPC-Leisure Time.KWIR-Musir,K WK W-Let's Dance.K XLA-Pasadena Civic Dance

11 :15-KECA-Bev erly Hills HotelOrchestra.

KFI-Morton Downey.KNX-Merry-Go-Round.KFOX-Music of the Masters.KGFJ-H'wood House Party.KWKW-Thistle Inn.KXLA-Ales Cooper Show.

11 :30- K ECA-Ambassador Orch.KFI-St. Francis Hotel Orch.KNX-Les Brown Orch.KFOX-Hat's Memory Room.KFSG-Request Program.KGER-Carroll's Corral.K YOE-Hawaii Calls.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11 :55*KECA. KFL KMPC-News.12-KFI-Musical Menu.KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax.

*KNX-News.K VAC-Midnight Serenade.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time

(to 1).K MB-Music.KliFJ-Midnight House Guest

(to 6).KGIL-Pat Michaels (to 2).KLAC-Don Otis (to 2)."MILD-Stardust Serenade

(to 5:30).KWIK-Show People's Show

(to 4).KWKW-Bill Sampson (to 3)KXLA-Alex Cooper Show

(to 5).12:05-KNX-Steve Allen Show.12:30-KFI-Midnight Flyer.

Recorded HighlightsSATURDAY

POPULAR8:15 a.m.-KLAC-Haynes at Reins.9:00 a.m.-KECA, Ira Cook.

10:00 a.m.-KLAC, Al Jarvis.10:00 a.m.-KFWB-Peter Potter.12:00 noon-KFWB, Bill Anson.12:00 noon-KOWL, Joe Adams.10:00 p.m.-KLAC, Don Otis.10:00 p.m.-KFWB, Gene Norman.11:15 p.m.-KXLA, Alex Cooper.11:15 p.m.-KNX, Tom Hanlon.

CLASSICAL9:00 p.m.--RFAC, Evening Concert.

12:00 p.m.-KHJ, Rhapsody In Wax.

PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORJohn Lewellen, program director of

NBC's "Quiz Kids," was awarded amedal in the Boys' Clubs of America1950 Junior Book Awards for his "Youand Atomic Energy," published lastyear.

* *WOODWORKER

Hawthorne, star of his own KLAC-TV comedy show, has been studyingwoodworking at Pierce AgricultureCollege and is now building a tele-vision cabinet of his own design.

COLUMBIA SPORTS AWARDFirst presentation of the CBS Pacific

Network Sports Award, to the figurewho makes the greatest contributionto Western sports each year, went toBill Hunter, Athletic Director of Uni-versity of Southern California.* *

"DICTIONAHOGAN"KLAC-TV comic Hawthorne, who

coined the word "Hogan" to apply tojust about anything and everything,is writing for publication his own"Dictionahogan."

BREAK FOR AMATEURDonna Jo Boyce, who recently ap-

peared on KTLA's "Hollywood Oppor-tunity," was signed to appear as JohnGarfield's daughter in a new WarnerBrothers picture, "The Breaking Point."* *

TEDROW NOW LANDLADYIrene Tedrow, "Mrs. Archer" of

CBS's "Meet Corliss Archer," has beencast as a boarding-house landlady inRKO's "The Wall Outside" withDennis O'Keefe..

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SUNDAY, MAY 21..:"cafes News Broadcast.8-HECA, KFMB--Old-Fashioned

Revival.KFI-Grandpa Owens Reads

the Funnies.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Back to God Hour.KNX-Farm Journal.KFAC-Country Church.HFOX-Unitarian Church.KFSD-Call to Worship.

D-Rev. Murphy.HFWB-Funnies.KGER-Rex. Markham.KGFJ-Here's to Vets.KGIL--Music With Charm.KLAC-Music.

*KMPC-News.HOWL-American-Japanese

Hour.KRHD-Ranch Program.KWIK-Horn Hispana.KWKW-Buenas Nuevas.KXLA-Music.

8:15*KNX, HCBQ-Howard K.Smith.

KFOX-Gospel of Christ.KFVD-Sermons in Song.KGFJ-Salvation Army.KLAC--Church of ('hrist.KMPC-Andre Hostelanetz.

8:30-KFI-Christian Science.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Chamber Music Ensemble.KNX-Salt Lake Tabernacle

Choir.KCBQ-S. W. Baptist Church.KFAC-Organ Recital.KFOX-Morning Chapel.KFSD-Land of the Free.KFVD-Church of Christ.RFWB-Union Rescue MissionHOER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Roger Fulton.KLAC-Unity.HMPC-Challenge to Youth.KWKW-Romano Smeraldo.KXLA-Western Music.

8:45--111-1-Hometown Happenings.*LIFSD-News. Weather.

KGER-Amazing Grace.KGFJ-First Unitarian ChurchKRED-Music.

ini-HECA-Negro College Choir.KFI-Parent-Youth Forum.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Radio Bible Class.KNX, KCBQ-Invitation to

Learning.KFAC-Liberal Catholic Hour.KFMB-Let's Get Together.LIFOX-Popular Melodies.KFSD-Allan Roth.KFWB-Union Rescue Mission

*KFVD-News and Music.KGER-Assembly of God.KGFJ-11'wood House PresentsKGIL-Organ Reveries.

*KLAC-News.KMPC-Vance Graham, .

HOWL-Concordia Lutheran.HPPC-Worship in Miniature.KRIM-Sunday Serenade.KVVIK-Sunday's Pops.KWKW-Italian Hour.KXLA-Music.

9:05-LILAC-Catholic Mass.9:15--KFAC-Crest Choristers.

HOWL --Armenian Hour.HPPC-Worship Interlude.

9:30-HECA-Message of Israel,KFI-Eternal Life.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, EV0E--

Voice of Prophecy.KNX, KCBQ-People's

Platform.KFAC-Gilbert & Sullivan.LIFSD-Del otional Hour.KFWB-Peter Potter's Platter

Parade.KGER-God's Halt Hour.KGIL-On Parade.EPPC-Dr. Roberts.

9:45-KFVD--Felix De Cola.KGIL-Sweet Swing.

10*KECA-News.EFT-Herbert J. Mann.

*KM, KFXM, KGB. HVOE--News, Glenn Hardy.

ENX-.Taylor-Made Melodies.HCBQ-Greenwood Concert.KFAC-Gilbert & Sullivan.

4-KFOX-L. A. Sentinel.KFSD-America United.KFVD-Sunday Roundup.EFIVB--Peter Potter.KGER-Radio Revival.EGFJ-Hits of the Week.KGIL-Parade of Hits.

*KLAC-News: Sing YourWorries Away.

KMPC-Dempsey-TegelerMusic Hour.

HOWL-People's IndependentChurch.

EPPC--Sacred Music.KRECD-Sunday Serenade.KWILE-Sunday's Pops.KWKW-Italian Novelties.

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IT'XILA-Al Williams.10:15-HECA, KFMR-Thls World of

Ours.*KFI-News.

KHJ, HEXM, KGB, HVOE-Organ Moods.

*KNX-Elmo Roper.KFOX-Angelus Hour.

10:25-KPPC-Church News.10 :30- KECA-National Vespers.

EFL KFSD-Chicago RoundTable.

KHJ, KFX.M, KGB, HVOE-Lutheran Hour.

KNX-LP Record Parade.F.FMB-Sammy Kaye.KGER-Evangelical Church.KGIL-Waltz Time.KOWL-American-Jewish

Program.KWKW-Italian Melodies.

10 :45-KFOX-Cumberiand Church.10 :50-K PPC-Church Service.

11*KECA,KFMB-Foreign

Reporter.KFI-NBC Theater.KHJ-Happiness Hour.KNX, HCBQ--Choraliers.KFAC-First Methodist ChurchKFOX-Presbyterian Church.HFSD-Ratner Recommends.KFVD-Hollywood First

Baptist Church.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Open Door Church.KGIL-Christian Church.KGFJ-Sunday Showcase.KIEV-Wally George Show.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.KMPC-Record Session.HOWL. KPPC, HVOE-Church

Services.HATIE-Speare Showcase.KWKW-Italian Melodies.HXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

11:15-HECA. KFMIB-Frank andErnest.

11:30--HECA-Yesterday on B'way.HMI. KGB-Gospel Singer.HNX-Romance of the High-

ways.KFMB-Sunday Musicale.RFOX-Christian Church.KFSD-Hits of '50.KGFJ-Say It With Music.I/MEW-All-Saints Episcopal

Church.11:45-KHJ, KGB-Music.

KNX-University Explorer.

12-RECA-Hourof Faith.

EFL KFSD-One Man'sFamily.

*ILEJ, KV0E-N,KNX, KCBQ-Your Inv;

to Music.KFAC-MetropolitanKFMB-Sunday MushKFOX-Popular MelcKFVD-Lifelines.KFWB-Peter Potte:KGER-Open DoorKGFJ-Sunday SercKGIL-Pop ConcertKLAC-CarreU SpKMPC-Record S.HOWL-Italian PiKATIE-Miracle C1HWKW-Italian MKXLA-Squeakin' I

12:10-KPPC-Classical Mm12:15*EHJ, KFXM-Bill

Cunningham.KLAC-Sing Your Wor.

Away.12:30-HECA, KFMB-Baptist 1

EFL HFSD--Quir Kids.KHJ, KGB-Juvenile Jury.KFWB-Wizard of the IvorKGER-Word of Truth.

*KGIL-News.HOWL-Hungarian Hour.LIMED-Sunday on Ranch.HVOE-Radio Canaries.KWIK-Rhythm Ranch.HVVIEW-Jewish Hour.

12:45-EFVD-Felix De Cols.KGLL-Vocal Varieties.

1*ILECA-This Week Aroundthe World.KR-MGM Theater of the Air"Dramatic School,"Luise Rainer.

RAJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE--Hopaiong Cassidy.

HAL KCBQ-Invitation toMusic.

KFAC-Keyboard Stylings.KFMB-Piano Playhouse.KFOX-Dr. Brinkley.KFSD-Cloak and Dagger.KFVD-Squeakin Deacon.KFWB--Steve,Shoemaker.HOER-Healing Waters.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL--Easy Listening.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.KMPC-Song Stars.HOWL-Scandinavian Hour.KPPC-Afternoon Concert.HERD-Sunday on Ranch.KAM-Religious News.HWKW-Jewish Hour.EXLA-Strolling Tom.

1:15-KFAC-Catholic Topics.*KLAC. KXLA-News.

KMPC-Dugout Dope.HWILE-Pentecostal Tabernacle

1:30-11ECA-Voice of Prophecy.

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type; Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Religion8:00-Old-Fashioned Revival,

KECA.8 :80-Christian Science. KFI.9:30-Voice of Prophecy. KHJ.

10:30-Lutheran flour, KHJ.12:00-Hour of Faith, KECA.3:00-Catholic Hour. EFL

Comedy -Y arzety3:00-Lucille Ball, HNX.3:30-Henry Morgan, KFI.4:00-Jack Benny, KNX.4:30-Harris-Faye, KFI.4:30-Amos 'a' Andy, KNX.5:00-Charlie McCarthy, KNX.6:30-Horace Heldt, KNX.8:00-Eve Arden, KNX.8:30-Charlie McCarthy. KNX.9:30-Can You Top This?, KHJ.9:00-Red Skelton, KNX.9:30-Jack Benny. ENS.

.Drama11:00-NEC Theater, KFI.12:00-One Man's Family, KFI.1:00-MGM Theater, EFL2:30-Greatest Story, EEC*.5:30-Theater Guild. EFL7:30-2000 Plus, KHJ.Classical, Semi -Classical

Music8:30-Salt Lake Tabnacle. KNX.9:00-Negro Choir, KECA.12 :00-Invitation to Music, KNX.2:00-Piano Playhouse, KECA.2:30-Harvest of Stars, KFI.6:30-American Album. HER.7:00-Contented Hour. KNX.8:30-Standard Hour, EFL9:00-Atwater Kent Auditions,

KECA.

9:30-Chicago Theater, KHJ.

Comment -Narration6:00-Walter Winchell. KECA.6:15-Louella Parsons. KECA.7:00-Jimmie Fidler, KECA.8:00-Drew Pearson, KECA.8:30-Walter Winchell, KECA.

Mystery -Detective1:30-Wm. Garvin, KHJ.3:30-Nick Carter, KHJ.3:30-Boston Mackie, KNX.4:00-The Falcon, KFI.4:30-Peter Salem, RAJ.5:00-Sam Spade, KM.5:30-Rocky Jordan. KNX.7:30-The Whistler, KNX.7:30-Amazing Malone, KECA.9:30-Box 13, KECA.

Public Interest-Inf ormation

9:00-Invitation to LearningKNX.

9:30-People's Platform, KNIR.4:00-California Caravan, KM.7:15-Get More Out of Life.

KECA.8:15 --If They Had Lived, KGFJ8:45-Sunday Evening Club,

KFAC.

Quiz, Participation12:30-Quiz Kids, KFI.5:00-Stop the Music, KECA.7:00-Take It or Leave It, KFI.8:00-Twenty Questions. KILLPopular -Western Music

3:00-Roy. Rogers, KHJ.7:30 --Bob Crosby. KFI.

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RHJ, KFXM, 1,2 , i

Roy Rogers. iiRNX..--Lucale E. i 4/ O'i

.0 A4 ERFCABQ-C-111MmnuseeumSh(PI k OV0.041.KFOX-PeiriteCONtl1/4F, igo'cOrHFSD-Lei. Brown '4VKFVD-Citizens' F4.0.KFWit-Music. '2KGER-Assembly ofKGFJ-Irene's M PaEGEL-Concert Elighlig.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Basebel.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.HPPC-Afternoon Concert.KWIK-Church of the Air.KWIEW-Juvenile Jury.EXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

3 :15-1EGFJ-Wee tern Roundup.*KMPC-Headlines and Musie.KWKW-Hellenic-American

Hour.3:30-HECA. KFidEB-Music With

the Girls.KFI, KFSE-Henry Morgan."NtkiirCartLerl.. KGB, WV°E-KNX, HCBQ-Boston Blackie.KFTD-Hank, the Night

Watchman.KGER-Biblical Research.KGFJ-Melcdy Rangers.ROIL-Music for Dancing.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Festival Mexican.KWIK-Gilbert t Sullivan.

3:45-KWKW-Portuguese Hour.4-HECA, HFMB-This Thing

Called Life.EFL HFSD-The Falcon.RAJ, KFLII. KGB, HVOE-

California Caravan.IINX, Ref:Kt-Jack Benny.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.AEON-Sone hine Mission.KF1'D-Hank, the Night

Watchman.HEWS. HGER-Old-Fashioned

Revival.EGFJ-Hawaiian Serenade.EGIL-Music for Dancing.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Italian Hoer.HPPC-Afternoon Concert.

*LEWIN-News: FootlightParade.

EXLA-Mustc.4:15-KRIED--Popular Tunes.

KWKW-Attorney General.4:30-RECA, KrYLB--Sammy Kaye

Serenade.Kn. KFSD-Phil Harris -Alice

Faye ShowKHJ. KFX1d. KGB, HVOE-

!COIAndy.Aff.airsscBe-of Peter'n'

Salem.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFESUNDAY RADIO LOGSKFOX-Wings of Healing.

*KFV11-News and Music.EGFJ-Salute to Reservists.111:1 I.-Modern Concert Hall.HOWL-Oriental Moods.KVOE-Bible Time.KV1 IK-Pop Concert.KWKW-Campus Party.KXLA-Spanish Serenade.

4:43-HOWL-Harmony Isle.5HECA, KFMB-Stop the Music

KFL KESD-Sam Spade.KH.I, KFNM, KGB-

Mediation Board.KNX, LICBQ-Bergen and

McCarthy.KFAC-Program 145.KFOX-Evangelist Program.KFVD-Proudly We Hail.KFWB-Voice of Calvary.KGER-Bihle Treasury Hour.KGFJ-Public Messenger.KG11.--Armehair Favorites.

*KLAC, KMPC, KWIK-News.KOWL-Polish Melody Hour.KPPC-Drama.KRKD-Melody Time.KVOE-Pentecostal Hour.KWKW-Alhambra

Tabernacle.5:05-KLAC-Sunday Jazz Session.

KMPC-Parade of Hits.KWIK-Concert Variety.

5:30-KFI, KFSD-Theater Guild.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-

Enchanted Hour.KNX, KCBQ-Rocky Jordan.KFAC---Guy Bates Post.KFOX-Mayock for Governor.KFVD-Riders of Purple SageKFWB-Dr. .John Matthews.KGER-Evangelical Church.%GI -J -111m News, Dot

Meyberg.RGIL-Tahitian Memories.KPPC-Family Life.KWKW-Rev. Harold

Lawrence.KXLA-Lincoln Ace. Church.

5:45-KFAC-Waltz Time.*KGFJ, KLAC-News.

' KUL-Latin AmericanRhythms.

KWIK-Sacred Heart Hour.6*ELECA,)(FMB-Walter

Winchell.TEFL KFSD-Theater

*KILL. KFXM, KGB. KNOB-News.

KNX, KCBQ-Meet CorlissArcher.

KFAC-Columbia Masterworks*EFON, KMPC. KXLA-News.

KFWB-Adventures inSuccessful Thinking.

EGER-Life Triumphant.KGFJ-Musical Digest.RGIL-Marine Story.MAC-Sing Worries Away.KOWL-Fiddish Theater.KPPC-Sacred Song Recital.KRKD-Show Tunes.RW11E-Ramirez Hour.KWKW-Proudly We Hail.

8:10-KFOX-Hawaiian Music.8:15-KECA, KFMB-Louella

Parsons.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Take a

Number.KFOX-Ministerial Union.KGIL-Voice of the Army.KMPC-Bands and Ballads.KPPC-Organ Recital.KXLA-Red Cross.

8:30-KECA. KFIVIB-Chance ofLifetime.

EFL KFSD-Album ofFamiliar Music.

KNX, HOW-Horace HeidiShow.

KFOX-Flare Memory Room.KFWB-Calvary Assembly.KGER-Lutheran League.KGEL-Van Nuys Baptist Ch.KMPC-Mother's Album.KPPC-Children's Corner.KRKD-Kingdom Fellowship.KWKW-Maurice .Johnson.RN-LA-Lutheran Gospel Hour

8:45-KHJ-Sincerely, Kenny Baker.KGB-Bill Cunningham.KMPC-Dr. Albert Palmer.KPPC-Music for Children.KECA, KFMB-Jimmie Fidler.7 KFSD-Take It or

Leave It.HILL HI -NM, KGB, KVOE-

Reserve.JINX, KCBQ-Contented Hour.

*KGIL-News.srAc-Music Magic.RFOX-Full Gospel Assembly.KFSG-Angelus Hour.KFWB-1Unimi Rescue MissionKGER-Evangelistic Hour.KGFJ-Musical Digest.KLAC-Best in Variety.KMPC-Know Your FBI.KOWL-Polish Melody Hour.KPPC-With Pen in Hand.

KWUK-Paul Page.RWKW-Love's Notebook.KXLA-National Voice.

7:15-KECA. Linn-Get More Out'of Life.

KM, KGB-Bands for Bonds.KGIL-Vaughn Monroe.KMPC-Know Your Schools.KPPC-Speaking of Books.KVOE-Errand of Mercy.KXLA-Music.

7:30-KECA-The Amazing Mr.Malone.

KFI, KFSD-Boh Crosby ShowLULL KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

2000 Plus.KNX, KCBQ-The Whistler.KFAC-Your Concert.KFMB-Andy Hardy.KFOX-The King's Service.KESG-Evening Service.KFWB-Strollin' Tom.KG1L-Music Box.KMPC-Les Brown.KOWL-Evening Serenade.KPPC-Byways of Verse.KWIK-People's Church.KWKW-Mapie Chapel

Melodies.KXLA-Church of Open Door.

7 :45-KFWB-C'atholic Answers.KMPC-Freedom Story.KPPC-Music.

e*KECA, Kt-MB-Drew Pearson.0 KFI-Helen 6. Douglas

Committee.HILL KFXM, KGB, "ME-

Twenty Questions.LiNX, LiCBQ-Eve Arden.HFAC-First Methodist.KFOX-Christian Science

Church.KFSD-American Forum.KING-Evening Service.KIWP-Hollywood

Presbyterian Church.KGER-Sunday Concert.KGFJ-Woman's Forum.KGIL-Songs of Our Time.KLAC-Here's to Vets.KMPC-America Speaks Up.KWKW-New Zion Baptist

Church.XXLA-Open Door Church.

8 :16-kKEC A, HI-MB-MondayMorning Headlines.

KGFJ-If They Had Lived.KLAC-Navy Show.KMPC-Clark Dennis.

8:30*KE('A,

KFI, KFSD-Standard Hour.KILL KFXM, KGB. KV0E-

Can You Top This?KNX. KCBQ-Bergen and

McCarthy.KGF.1-Music for America.KGIL-Gems of Melody.KLAC-Irwin Allen.KMPC-American Legion

Reports.KPPC-Sacred Music.KWIK-Blue of Evening.KWKW-Pasadena Four -Square.

8:45-KECA, KFMB-LouellaParsons.

KFAC-Sunday Evening Club.KGER-Message to Israel.KLAC-St. Francis Drama.KMPC-Business Reporter.KPPC-Word of Life.KXLA-Music.

9-HECA-Atwater KentAuditions.

KFI, KFSD-Standard Hour.*KH.l. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy.KNX, KCBQ-Red Skelton.KFMB-Caliente Races.KFOX-Victory Baptist

Church.KFWB-Radio Edition of BibleKGER-Bethel Church.KGFJ-Western Music.KGIL-Musical Scrapbook.

*KLAC-News.KMPC-Francee Holmes

Awards.K PPC-I. N. Report.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Voice of Prophecy.K XLA-Old-Fash ioned Revival

9:10-K LAC-Open Forum.9:15-K LIJ, KGB, K VOE-Darby

for Lt. Governor.liFWIS-Rabbi Magnin.

9:30-KECA-Box 13.KFI-Reserve.KHJ. KFXM, KGB --Chicago

Theater.KNX, KCBQ-Jack Benny.KFAC-Gateway to Music.KFMB-Guest Star.KFOX-Salute to Reservists.KFSD-Proudly We Hail.KFS6-Sacred Serenade.KFWR-Pacific Lutheran Hr.KGER-Pentecostal Faith.KGFI-Ave Maria Hour.KGIL-Starlite Serenade.

KMPC-Sacred Records.KPPC-Research Report.KV0E-Minister's Hour.

*KWKW-News.9:45-K/1-Trouble Is My Business.

KFMB-Bing Crosby.KPPC-Music of Many Lands.KVOE-Bible Society.KWKW-Business Reporter.

10*KECA, KFMB--RichfieldReporter.

*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes. NewsKILL KFX.M, KGB, KVOE-

Chicago Theater.*KNX. KCBQ-News, Huntley.

KFAC-Gateway to Music.KFOX-Guy Bates Post.KFSG-Poet of the Piano.KFIVB-Musie.KGER-McCoy Baptist ChurchKGFJ-Platter Party.KGIL-Juke Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Urn'sKMPC-Proudly We Hail.ECPPC-Concert Hour.KWKW-Baptist Church.KNLA-Voice of Calvary.

10 :15if-KECA-Retall Clerks' Show.KFI-Mayor Bowron.KNX, KCIICI-Night Editor.

*KFMB-George Sokoleky.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.KFSD-Mary Ann Mercer.

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Graduates a r eS7% of u Tonight Hearnow employed "CAREERtheseprofessionally

fieldins. THEATRE"Free auditions. 10:30-11 P.M.Free plac e -went service. KECAAlso our new Talent Show Sun-day A.M.-the "Speare Show-case." KWIK and KFMV-FM.

11-11:30 A.M.Approved tor VeteransFREDERICK H. SPEARE

5927 Sunset Blvd. HO. 9.2325

10:30-RECA-Speare Career TheaterKFI-American Forum.KHJ. KVOE-College Choir.KNX-Top of the Week.KFA(7-Nocturne.KIMB--Calif. Nat'l Guard.KFOX-Music.KFSG--Console Melody Time.KFWB--Echoes of Eden.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER--Musie Hall.KMPC-Arthur Van Orch.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Refuge Church.KXLA-Memory Lane.

10 :45-KNX-Chicatroans.KECA-Cinegrill Orch.KFI-Music and the Muse.

*KHJ-,-Maj. George FieldingEliot.

*KNX-News.KCBQ-Red Blanchard Show.KFAC-Nocturne.KFMB-Sunday Serenade.KFOX-Music.KFSG-Song Stories.KFWB--Echoes of Eden.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.

SPADE COOLEY TIMEwith George Sanders

NOW II P.M.

KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGFJ-H'wood House Party.KGIL-Juke-Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at- Ciro'sKMPC-Bill Jones Show.KWIK-Cafe Italia.KXLA-Church of God.

11:115-KLIJ-Lecin Opera Concert.KNX-Les Brown Orch.IIIFSG-Jubilee Singers.

11:30-LUCCA-Beverly Hills HotelOrchestra.

EFT-America United.

KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFSG-Rhymes for Reverie.KFWB-Music You Want.

Vi KW-Moonlight Reveries.11:45-KHJ-Harold Turner, Organ.

KNX-1'. N. in Action.KFSG-Variety 'Time.

11 :55*KMPC-News.12-KIIJ-Rhapsody in Wax.*KNX-News.

KFAC-Midnight Serenade.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time

(to 1).KFWB-Music After Mid-

night.KGIL-Pat Michaels (to 21."(LAC-Across the Footlights.KWIK-Show People's Show

(to 41.KWKW-Bill Sampson (to 3).

12 :05-KNX-Midnight Music Man.1*KNX-News.

KFAC-Symphony (to 3).KFVD-Dream Time.

Recorded HighlightsSUNDAYPOP !LAIR

9:30 a.m.-KFWB, Peter Potter.1:30 p.m.-KNX. L. P. Records.2:00 p.m.-KFITD, Hunter Hancock.

10:00 p.m.-KLAC. Johnny Grant.10:30 p.m.-KXLA. Old -Time Records

CLASSICAL9:30 a.m.-KFAC, Gilbert and

Sullivan.3:00 p.m.-KFAC, Stage Melodies.9:30 p.m.-KFAC. Gateway to Mnsie

12:00 p.m.-KLII. Rhapsody in Wax.1:00 a.m.-KFAC, Symphony.

MITCHEL DIRECTSMOVIE DIALOGUE

Les Mitchel, producer -director of CBS's "SkippyTheater," is dialogue direc-tor for Lippert Productions'forthcoming "Return ofJesse James."

* *"BEST -DRESSED

MALES"Glenn Ford, star of NBC's

"Christopher London," headsthe list of the year's "best -

dressed males" in ,the fifthannual poll of New York'sBarbizon models.* *

FIRST RECORDINGArturo Toscanini's first

American recording tookplace in 1921 in a Camden,New Jersey, church whichthe Victor Talking MachineCo. had equipped as a re-cording studio.

* *MAKING HARMONYDick Ryan is singing tenor

with "The Jolly Boys" onNBC's "Great Gildersleeve". . . first time he's had achance to use his barbershopharmony since 1914.* *

CROSBY SPONSORSBALL CLUB

Bob Crosby, head man of"Club Fifteen," sponsors theKNX-CBS softball teamtagged the "Bobcats."

Paps Seventeen

MONDAY, MAY 22*indicates News Broadcast

"BUENOS DIAS"with Eddie Rodriguez

Daily 6.7 A.M.

8-ICECA, KFMB-Don McNeill'sBreakfast Club.

KFI-Coffee Time.*IIHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Top of the Morning.KFAC-Church Federation.KFOX-Challenge to Youth.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWB-Clete Roberts, News.KGER-Mizpan.KGFJ-Dr. Murphy.KGIL-Andrew Fearing.

*KLAC, KXLA-Srews.*1131PC-Ken Barton, News.

HOWL --Spanish Hour.KRKD-Dr. Brinkley.KWIK-Club 1490.RWKW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.8:10-BLAC-Stock Reports.8:15*KHJ, HOWL-News.

*KNX-News, Dave Valle.KFAC-Village Festival.KFWB--Bill Leyden.KGFJ-Melody Time.ROIL-Keyboard Capers.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.ILMPC-Markets: Sports.KXLA-Music.

11:30-KFI, IEFSD-Jack Berch.KHJ, KFX,M, KGB. HVOE-

Bible Institute.}VEX, KCBQ-Grand Slam.

drKFAC, ROIL. IERFED-News.KFOX-Mords of Life.KFVD-Record Rangers.KGER-Hammond.FEMPC-Song for Yon.HOWL-Best Songs.KXLA-Haven of Rest.KWKW-Pasadena Churches.

1:35-KRKD-sootlight Varieties. I

1:45-KFI-Meyers Goes to Market.KNX-Rosemary.KCBQ-Dr. Markey.RFAC-Unity.IEFSD--Dave Garroway Show.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Music.HOER-Bible Treasury Hour.KGFJ-Treasury Department.ROIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

*ICIVIPC-News.KWIEW-Voice of China.

9-WA, KFIVIB--Ladies BeSeated.

*IliFI, KMID, KLAC, KWIR-News.

*KELL KV0E-KateSmith Speaks.

*FC'EX-Wendy Warren.RFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFWB-Strolling Tom.KGB --Songs of Our Times.KGER-Lutheran Hour.1FEGFJ-Delinquency Forum.ROIL-Morning Varieties.FEMPC-Institute of Religions

Science.KOWL-Arnerican-Jewish

Program.IERKD-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Tony Sein.KMA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:0M-KM-Ladies' Day.9:15-KFIL KFILM, KGB, KVOE-

Gillespie Garden Guide.KNX, KCBQ-Aunt Jenny.HFOX-Our Christian World.HP80-It's a Good Idea.

*FEFVD-News.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.KGFJ-Airotorials.MCGIL-Ballads for Tau.KLAC-Sing Worries Away.KMPC-Band Box.

'1EVETH-Mvrt and Marge.9:25-EZECA, KFMB--CarolDouglas, Beauty & Fashions11:30-KECA-Quick at a Flash.

KHJ-Women Are Wonderful.KNX. HCBQ-Helen Trent.KFOX-Full Gospel.EFSD-Call for Music.HMV-Show Tunes.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGFJ-Racing News.KGIL--Fashions in Music.EMPC-Chef Milani.

Page Eighteen

HOWL-Tune Time.9:45-KFI-All Around Town.

KNX, KCBQ-Our Gal Sunday.KFVD-School Days.HGFJ-With Melody in Mind.HOWL-You & Security.

*KRIED-News.

10-HECA,KFMR-Surprise

Package.KM-All Around Town.

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

KNX-Big Sister.KFAC-Accent on Strings.

*KFOX-News.KFSD-Call for Music. -RFA D-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.ROIL-Waltz Time.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KM-PC-BM Ewing Show.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.KRED-Swing Time.KWIK-Musical Scrapbook,HATEW-Spanish Lessons.KXLA-Tom Cafferty.

10 :15-KFI -Are Ya Listening?KHJ-Guess-a-Tune.KNX-Ma Perkins.KFOX-Adventures in Music.lEGER-Tommy Baird.KGIL-Bing Crosby.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Bass Harris.

10:20-KHJ-Dick Haynes.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA. RISER-My True Story

H11-Two Boys and a Girl.KHJ-Norma Young.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.KFOX-Ann Jones Platter

Party.KFVD-Memory Melodies.KGER-Helen Markham.

*KGIL, KXLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.KRKD-Artists and ComposersKWIK-Belle Martell,FEWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

10:35-KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.10:45-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX-Guiding Light.EGER-Rev. Le Roy Kopp.KRKD-Midnight Mission.KXLA-Western Music.

10:55-RECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Snorts Flash.

11-KECA,KFMB-Betty Crocker.

KFI, KFSD-Double or

Nothing.KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E-

Ladles' -Fair.KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.KFAC--Piano Parade.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan,11F111-Bible Institute.KFWB-Maurice Hart.RGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KGII-Midmorning Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.EMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear.RW0E-Music Tor the Missile.HARM-Fantasias Musicales.IEXLA-Western Music.

11:15-KECA. REAR-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.KFAC-Guy Bates Post.KGER-Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-YMCA-Ira Cook.

EFL RIND-Today's ChildrenKHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Queen for a Day.KNX, KCBQ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Music Hall.

*KFOX, KRIM-News.KFVD-Rescue Mission.KGER-Phil Kerr.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KGIL-Musical Moments.RWIR-Varieties.KWKW-Words About WomenKXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:40-KFON-Hit Tunes.11:45-KM, KFSD-Light of the

World.KNX-The Brighter Day.KCBQ-Izetta Jewel.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*KG IL-Nen s.KOWL-Salute to a Star.1E10E0-Sweet Pops.KWKW-Democratio

Education.11:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

12*IEECA, KFIL KWKW-News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KNX-News, Pringle.KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFMB-Quick as a Flash.KFOX-Hit Tunes.KFSD-Life Can Be BeautifulKFVD-Editor of the Air.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.ROIL-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Moods in Music.HOWL --Joe Adams Show.KRIED-Western Wayside.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-TENN-Knox Manning.

Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type: Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy -Variety1:30-Easy Aces. KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.7:00-My Friend Irma. KNX.7:30-Maisie, KM.8:30-Talent Scouts, K'JX.

Quiz, Participation7:00-Welcome to Hollywood,

KECA.8:00-McNeill Bkfet. Club, KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

10:00-Surprise Package, KECA.11:00-Double or Nothing, TEFL11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ.12:30-Art Lbvkletter, KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom, WA.3:00-Welcome Travelers, KFI.

Mystery -Detective7:00-Murder by Experts, KHJ.8:00-Let George Do It, KHJ.8:30-The Saint, KHJ.9:30-Night Beat, KFI.

10:00-I Love * Mystery, AEU.

Drama6:00-Lux Theater, KNX.6:30-Proudly We Hail, KFI.9:00=-11'vrood Playhouse, KNX.9:30-Chandu, SECA.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith, KHJ.

12:05-Housewives' League, ENX.4:00-Art Baker, KECA.

4:30-Burritt Wheeler, KM.4:30-Behind the Story. KHJ.8:00-Lowell Thomas. KNX.

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

5:30-Voice of Firestone, KP1.8:30-Railroad Hour, KFI.9:00-Telephone Hour, KFI.

Public Interest -I nf ormation

12:00-Farm Reporter, KM.6:00-American Way, KFI.6:45-Answer Man, KHJ.

Sports8:45-Racing News, KLAC.9:30-Racing, KGFJ.

10:45-Baseball, KALI.5:00-Fred Hessler, KGER.5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, KRIM.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.5:45-Race Results, KRIM.5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC.8:15-Zippy Duckat, ENVIE.6:15-Bob Kelley, FEMPC.8:30-Joe Hernandez, EMIT.

11:00-Jackie Robinson, KECA.

Popular -Western Music4:00-Curt Massey, KNX.8:00-Sinatra-Kirsten,8:15-Smith, Whiting, KNX.9:45-Club 15, KNX.

11:30-Mindy Carson, W.

KWKW-Sports News.12:15-RECA-Norwood Smith Sings.

FEFI, KFS11-Road of Life.RHJ-Music.

*KFOX, KFVD, KGER-News.ROIL-Vocal Varieties.

*Hmpe-News to You.KVVKW-Los Angeles 'Mission.

12:25-RGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-HECA-Frances Scully.

KFI, KFSD-Pepper Young.RED-Nancy Dixon.FENN, RCBQ-Art Linkletter.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.REND-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News; Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club.ROIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.EBRO-Prairie Schooner.KWIK-Hank Penny.HXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

12:45-IKFI, KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. 111VOE-Major League Baseball.

*RFAC-News.KMPC-Song Stare.

12:50-RECA-Double Feature.KwEEM-Bill Garr Show.12:55*KNX, KCBQ-Cedric Adams.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.KECA-ire Cook.KFI, KFSD-Backstage Wife.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E-- Baseball.KNX, KCBQ-Nona From

Nowhere.RFAC-Employment Review.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Peter Slack, Organ.KGF.1-1230 Club.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News.IIMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams.IERKD-Prairie Schooner.KWIK-Paul Page.KRIM-Bill Garr Show.KXLA-Community Broadcast

1:10-KLAC-570 Club.1:15-KFI, KFSD-Stella Dallas.

KNX-George Fisher.KFAC-Classroom Radio.HVERW-Races and Sports.KILA-LeRoy Smith.

1:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Easy Aces.

KFI, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.FLAX-International Disc

Jockey.KFAC-Matinee.KF'VD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.*KFWB-News.KGER-Clark Sparks Show.

AGF.J-Armchair Concert.RGIL-Homemakers.KRIM-Polka Time.KMIK-Music Mart.KXLA-Western Music.

1:45*KECA-Bankhage Talking.KFy KFSD-Widder Brown.KF B-Bill Anson.RGER-Hawaiian Melodies.KWKW-Races and Sports.

1:55*KNX-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.-RECA. KM113--Hannibal Cobb2 EFL KFSD-When a Girl

Marries.FEFIJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Baseball.KNX-Open House, H. BabbittKFAC-Composer's Corner.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.KFWB-Bill Anson.

*KGER-Fpton Close.KGFJ-Meet the Band.ROIL-Musical Memories.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.KOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRIM-Your Neighbors.KWKW-1300 Club.KXLA-Western Music.

2:15-KFL KFSD-Portia Faces LifeKGER-Bonjour, Mesdames.KLAC-570 Club.KRIED-Sheriff's Office.KWKW-Sports.

2:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.2:30-KECA, Kt-MD-Bride & Groom

KFI, KFSD-Just Plain Bill.KNX, KCBQ-Bing Crosby.KGER-Garden School.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KGIL-Variations in Rhythm.ECIVIPC-California Carousel.KRKD-Tunes in Tem_po.KWIH-Band of the Dar.FfWKW-BassKXLA-Continental Serenade.

2:40-KGER-Guest Star.2:45-KFI, EFSD-..-Front-Page

Farrell.KNX; KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KGFJ-Romantic Memories.BRAD-Crosby Tunes.

2:55*HECA, ICPSIB-WaiterKiernan.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFESAT U RDAY RADIO LOGSKNX-Disc Jockey, U.S.A.

KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.KFMB-Sweet and Swing.

*KFOX, HOWL-News.IEFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Western.KGFJ-Record Review.KGIL-Jad Deem Show.

*KLAC-News; 570 Club.KMPC-Baseball.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.SWIK-La Pointe Show.KVVKW-Music.ELXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:15*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Frank Hemingway, News.

KFOX -Salvation Army.HOD 'L-Italian Hour.

4:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.4:30-KECA-ICs Your Business.

KFI-Pioneers of Music.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HYDE-

Bandstand, U.S.A.KFOX-Music.KFSD-Recovery Story.

Blind Artists' GuildHOE -PopularOrchestra.!WEI-Record Review.KLAC-California Melodies:KMPC-Rancho Grande.KWKW-Bill Sampson Show.

4:45-KECA-Robert R. Nathan.KFWB-Red Rowe.EWER-Trinity Gospel.RLAC-Racing Roundup.HOWL-Sportscast.

*KRKD-News.4:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

-KECA-At the Auction.KFI-Pioneers of Music.KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Reviewing Stand.*KNX-Frank Gass, News.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFMB-Ave Maria Hour.RFOX-Sunshine Mission.KM-Dr. Frank Lowe.KFVD-Song Pictures.KFWB-Red Rowe.KGER-Peter Slack Time.KGFJ-Jive at Five.KGIL-Melody Time.

*KLAC, KMPC. KW1K-News.KOWL-Chico's Swingtime.KRHD-Songs of the Saddle.

WKW-Enchanted Lady.KXLA-Harmony Park.

5:05-KWIK-Teen Echoes.5:15-KNX-Tom Harmon.

KFSD-Music Teachers.KLAC-Bill Stewart.KMPC-Stars Sing.KWKW-Today at the Races.

5:30-KECA-Harry Wismer, SportsKFI-Confidential Close -Ups.

KFXM, KGB--RadieHarris.

*XXX, KCBQ-Chet Huntley.KFAC-Show Time.KFMB-Navy Hour.

*KFOX-News.KGER-First Congregational

Church.KGIL-Sports World.KGFJ-Saturday Serenade.KIIPC-Dr. Warner Muir.KRKD-Sports Dial.KVOE-Homes on the Land.KIIIK-Music for America.KWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5 :45-K ECA-Chuy Reyes Orch.*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, K%OE-Your Science Reporter.

*KNX-News.KFOX-Research Adventures.KGFJ-Race Recap.KGIL-Tops in Pops.ELLM'-Sam Baiter. Sports.KMPC-Say It With Music.KRKD-Race Results.

e-RECA-Scouting the Stars.KFI-Joe DiMaggio.

KHJ. HEIM, KGB, KVOE--Army Air Force.

KTX, KCBQ-Earn YourI seation.

AC-Your Soloist.*KIF11X, KMPC-News.

RFS1)-Voices and Events.*KFWB-News and Music.

EGER-Back to the Bible.KGF:-Musical Digest.ROIL-Easy Listening.

*KLAC-News: Al Jarvis.KOWL-Joe Adams Show.KURD-Varieties In Music.

*KWIK-Marquis Childs.KIVKW-Carlos Moran.KXLA-Music.

6:05*RECA, KFMB-Bob Garred,News.

KMPC-Social Security.6:10-KMPC-World's Greatest

Sport.6:15-RECA-For. the Record.

[(FOX-Hawaiian Music.KFWB-Music.11611.-Latin-Amerlean

Rhythms.KMPC-Bob Kelley.KWIK-Time for Art.KXLA-Muir College.

6:25*KHJ-John B. Kennedy.6:30-RECA-Modern Romances.

KFI, KFSD-Dennis Day.KFXM, KGB-Hawali

Calls.KNX-The Goldbergs.KOE-Young Lose.KFAC-Music Magic.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFWB-Harness Racing.KGER-Lukin Valley Church.KGIL-Dinner Concert.KMPC-Golden Gate Fields.

*KVOE-Local News.KWIK-Music for the

Gourmet.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Music.

6 :45-KGIL-Down Memory Lane.KRKD-Timely Topics.

7-11ECA, KFMB-HollywoodBy -Line.

KFI, KFSD-Judy Canova.KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Mr. Feathers.KNX-Sing It Again.KFAC-Dr. James Fifleld, dr.KFWB-Gospel and Song.KGER-TwilightKGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KGIL, KRKIL KWIK-News.*KL4C-News; 570 Club.

KMPC-Dinner Date.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Nazarene Church.

7 :05-RWIK-Operetta Highlights.7 :15-KFOX-March Time.

KGIL-Songs by Crosby.KRKD-Three-Quarter Tints.KXLA-Music.

7 :30-KECA-Through the ListeningGlass.

RFT. KFSD-Grand Ole Opry.KHJ-Salute to Reservists.KFAC-First Baptist Church.KFOX-Proudly We Hail.RFWB-Successful Business.KGB, KV0E-This Is Europe.Kt:ER-Proudly We Hail.ROIL-Footlight Favorites.KMPC-Your County.FIRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWIK-Szath-Myri Conducts.KWKW-Betz Spanish

Program.KXLA-Accent on Youth.

7 :45-KFSG-Dr. Kelso Glover.KFWB-Rosary Hour.KGIL-Melodies Soft & Sweet.KMPC--Show Tunes.

ei-KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger.0 Kul, KFSD-Truth or Conse-

quences.KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Dance Orch.

KNX. KCBQ-Vaughn Monroe.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-County Barn Dance.KFSG-Rev. Kelso Glover.HMS-Community Hour.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Saludos Amigos.ROIL-Platter Party.KLAC-570 Club.KMPC-Eddie Oxford.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Swing Show.KXLA-Church in the Barn.

8:15-KGER-Hebrew Christian.KGFJ-Know Your Schools.KLAC-Baseball : Hollywoodat Oakland.KMPC-Parade of Hits.

8:30-KECA; KFMB-Armed ForcesDay Address, Louis Johnson

KFI, 'Mill-Dimension X.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Lombardoland, U.S.A.KNX, KCB(-Gene Autry.KFOX-Music.KFWB-Social Security.KGER-Melodies by Starlight.KGFJ-If They Had Lived.KWIK-Corn-Crib Opry.KWKW-Paul Weston Swing.KXLA-Western Music.

:40-KOFJ-College of DivineScience.

8:45-KFWB-Religious News.KGE1R-Hawthorne Christian

School.KWKW-English Disc Show.

9-KECA-Atwater KentAuditions.

KFI, KFSD-Hit Parade.*KHJ. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Nesse.KNX. KCBQ-Gangbusters.KEW-Evening Concert.KFMB-Rayburn and Finch.KFWB-On the Beat.KGER-French Music.KGFJ-Today's Hits.ROIL-Musical Scrapbook.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Parade of Hits.KWIK-Navy Band.KWKW-English Disc Show.KXLA-97th St. Corral.

9 :15-1(Thl, KGB, KV0E-HoosierHotshots.

*KFOX-News.9:30-KECA-Alaska Command

Program.KFI-Adventures of Dr.

Kildare, L. Barrymore,L. Ayres.

XXX, ECHQ-Godfrey's DigestKFMB-Harry Wismer.KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.KFSD-Joe DiMaggio.KFSG-Youth Sings.KFWB, KFXM-Laymen's Hr.KGER-Brown Schools.KGFJ-Upbeat Session.KGIL-Starlite Serenade.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Gordon Baker Lloyd.KXLA-Cliffie Stone Dance.

9:45-KHJ-Dance Orch.KFMB-Bing Crosby.KFOX-Swingtime Serenade.

*KG1L-News.9 :55*KHJ-News.

10*KECA, KFMB-News.*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes. News

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Monica Whalen.

*KNX. KCBQ-Chet Huntley.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFOX-Merry-Go-Round.KFSG-Pauline Hensche.KFWB-Gene Norman.KGER-Music as You Like It.Kt:El-Platter Party.Kt:IL-Juke-Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKMPC-Leisure Time.KWKW-Let's Dance.K XLA-Music.

10 :15-KECA-Western Open Golf.KFI-County Supervisor DarbyKHJ-Dance Orch.KNX-Chicagoans.KCSQ-Richard Aurandt.KFMB-Gene Norman.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.KIFSD-Morton Downey.KFSG-Gospel Accordiana.KXLA-Cliffie Stone.

10 :30-KECA-Claremont Hotel Ork.KFI-Recovery Story.KHJ-Caribbean Crossroads.KNX-Capitol Cloakroom.IUSG-Starlight Journey.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.

10 :41-KECA-Figueroa BallroomOrchestra.

K XLA- Pasadena Civic.

711A-solViitnatgreill .51eusie.11-KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

*KNX-News.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFMB. KFWB-Gene Norman

Show.KFOX-Sky Serenade.KFSG-Open House.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.RGER-7Spirituals.KGFJ-Sweet and Low.ROIL-Juke-Box Review.RLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKMPC-Leisure Time.KWIR-Musie.KVVKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Pasadena Civic Dance

11 :15-RCCA-Beterly Hills HotelOrchestra.

KFI-Morton Downey.,KNX-Merry-Go-Round.KFOX-Music of the Masters.KGFJ-H'wood House. arty.KWHW-Thistle Inn.KXLA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:30-KECA-Ambassador Orch.KFI-St. Francis Hotel Orch.KNX-Les Brown Orel,.KFOX-Hat's Memory Room.KFSG-Request Program.KGER-Carroll's Corral.KVOE-Hawaii Calls.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11:55*KECA. KFI. KMPC-16ews.1 HFI-titcp.si My

Inenu.svax.

*KNX-News.KFAC-MidnightKFVD-Spade Cooley Time(to 1).KFVVR-Music.KGFJ-Midnight. House Guest(to 6).ROIL-Pat Michaels (to 2).KLAC-Don Otis (to 2).KRKD-Stardust Serenade

(to 5:30).KWIK-Show People's Show(to 4).KWKW-Bill Sampson (to 3)KXLA-Alex Cooper Show

(to 5).12 :05-KNX-Steve Allefi Show.12:30-KFI-Midnight Flyer.

Recorded HighlightsSATURDAY

POP( ARA:14 11.I11. -E1 5( -Haynes at Reins.9:00 a.m.-.K1,( 1, Ira Cook.

10:00 a.m.-KLAC, Al Jarvis.10:00 a.m.-KFWB-Peter Potter.12:00 noon-KFWB, Bill Anson.12:00 noon-HOWL, Joe Adams10:00 p.m.-KLAC, Don Otis.10:00 p.m.-KFWB, Gene Norman.11:15 p.m.-KXLA, Alex Cooper.11:15 p.m.-KNX, Tom Hanlon.

CLASSICAL9:00 p.m.-KFAC. Evening Concert.12:00 p.m.-KHJ, Rhapsody in Wax.

PRIZE-WINNING AUTHORJohn Lewellen, program director ofNBC's "Quiz Kids," was awarded a

medal in the Boys' Clubs of America1950 Junior Book Awards for his "Youand Atomic Energy," published lastyear.

* *WOODWORKER

Hawthorne, star of his own KLACTV comedy show, has been studyingwoodworking at Pierce AgricultureCollege and is now building. a tele-vision cabinet of his own design.

COLUMBIA SPORTS AWARDFirst presentation of the CBS Pacific

Network Sports Award, to the figurewho makes the greatest contributionto Western ,sports each year, went toBill Hunter, Athletic Director of Uni-versity of Southern California.* *

"DICTIONAHOGANKLAC-TV comic Hawthorne, who

coined the word "Hogan" to apply tojust about anything and everything,is writing for publication his own"Dictionahogan."

BREAK FOR AMATEURDonna Jo Boyce, who recently ap-peared on KTLA's "Hollywood Oppor-

tunity," was signed to appear as JohnGarfield's daughter in a new WarnerBrothers picture, "The Breaking Point."* *

TEDROW NOW LANDLADYIrene Tedrow, "Mrs. Archer" of

CBS's "Meet Corliss Archer," has beencast as a boarding-house landlady inRKO's "The Wall Outside"' withDennis O'Keefe.

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SUNDAY, MAY 21...cities News Broadcast.

8-HECA, KFMB-Old-FashionedRevival.KFI-Grandpa Owens Readsthe Funnies.

KHJ, KFX111, KGB, HVOE-Back to God Hour.

KNX-Farm Journal.KFAC-Country Church.KFOX-Unitarian Church,RFSD-Call to Worship.KFVD-Rev. Murphy.KFWB--Funnies.HGER-Rev. Markham.EGFJ-Here's to Vets.KGIL-Music With Charm.KLAC--Music.

*KMPC-News.HOWL--American-Japanese

Hour.KRHD-Ranch Program.KWIK-Hora Hispana.KVVKW-Buenas Nuevas.KXLA-Music.

8:15*ENN HCBQ-Howard K.Smith.KFOX-Gospel of Christ.

KFVD-Sermons in Song.KGFJ-Salvation Army.KLAC-Church of Christ.KMPC-Andre Hastetenets.

8 :30-KFI-Christian Science.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Chamber Music Ensemble.

KNX-Salt Lake TabernacleChoir.

KCBQ-S. W. Baptist Church.KFAC-Organ Recital.KFOX-Morning Chapel.KFSD-Land of the Free.KFVD-Church of Christ.KFWB--Union Rescue MissionKGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Roger Fulton.RLAC-Unity.KMPC-Challenge to Youth.KWKW-Romano Smeraldo.EXLA-Western Music.

:45-EFT-Hometown Happenings.*KFSD-News, Weather.

EGER-Amazing Grace.KGFJ-First Unitarian ChurchEKED-Music.

-HECA-Negro College Choir.9Q -Parent-Youth Forum.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-Radio Bible Class.

KNX, HCBQ--Invitation toLearning.

EFAC-Liberal Catholic Hour.KFMB--Let's Get Together.KFOX-Popular Melodies.KFSD-Allan Roth.KFWB-Union Rescue Mission

*KFVD-News and Music.KGER-Assembly of God.KGFJ-H'wood House PresentsKGIL-Organ Reveries.

*KI,AC-News.KMPC-Vance Graham.FOWL-Concordia Lutheran.HPPO---Worship in Miniature.ARID-Sunday Serenade.RW1E-Sunday's Pops.RWKW-Italian Hour.KXLA-Music.

9 :05-1CLAC--Catholic Mass.9:15-KFAC-Crest Choristers.

HOWL --Armenian Hour.KPPC-Worship Interlude.

9:30-HECA-Message of Israel.RFI-Eternal Life.KHJ, IIFXSI, KGB, HVDE-

Voice of Prophecy.KNX, HCBQ-P'eople's

Platform.KFAC-Gilbert & Sullivan.KFSD-Devotional Hour.IFIVB-Peter Potter's Platter

Parade.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGIL-On Parade.KPPC-Dr. Roberts.

9:45-KFVD-Felix De Cola.KGIL-Sweet Swing.

In*RECA-News.V E.FI-Herbert J. Mann.

*EHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Maylor-Made Melodies.HCBQ-Greenwood Concert.KFAC-Gilbert & Sullivan.

*EFOX-L. A. Sentinel.KFSD-America United.KFVD-Sunday Roundup.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Radio Revival.EGFJ-Hits of the Week.KGIL-Parade of Hits.

*KLAC--News: Sing YourWorries Away.

EMPC-Dempsey-TegelerMusic Hour.

HOWL-People's IndependentChurch.

HPPC-Sacred Music.KREI)-Sunday Serenade.KVITH--Sunday's Pops.KWKW-Italian Novelties.

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EXLA-Al Williams.10:15-KECA, KFMB-This World of

Ours.*KFI-News.

KHJ, RXXM, KGB, EVOE-Organ Moods.

*ENX-Elmo Roper.EFOX-Angelus Hour.

10:25-KPPC-Church News.10 :30-KECA-National Vespers.

KFI, KFSD-Chicago RoundTable.

KHJ, KFXM. KGB, HMV,-Lutheran Hour.

KNX-LP Record Parade.KFMB-.Sammy Kaye.KGER-Evangelical Church.KGIL-Waltz Time.HOWL-American-JewishPro.KWEW-gram Itallan Melodies.

10 :45-KFOX-Cumberland Church.10 :50-K PPC-Church Service.

11*KECA,HFMB-Foreign

Reporter.RFI-NBC Theater.KHJ-Happiness Hour.KNX, KCBQ-Choraliers.KFAC-First Methodist ChurchKFOX-Presbyterian Church.KFSD-Ratner Recommends.KFVD-Hollywood First

Baptist Church.KFWB-Peter Potter.EGER-Open Door Church.KGIL-Christian Church.EGFJ-Sunday Showcase.KIEV-Wally George Show.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.EMPC-Record Session.HOWL. KPPC, EV0E-Church

Services.KWIK-Speare Showcase.KWKW-Italian Melodies.EXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

11:15-HECA, KFMB-Frank andErnest.11:30-HECA-Yesterday on B'way.

KHJ. KGB-Gospel Singer.KNX-Romance of the High-ways.

KERB-Sunday Musicale.RFOX-Christian Church.KFSD-Hits of '50.KGFJ-Say It With Music.KWKW-All-Saints Episcopal

Church.11:45-KHJ, KGB-Music.KNX-University Explorer.

12-KECA-Hourof Faith.

AFL KF'SD-One Man'sFamily.

*KHJ, KF2L51, HVOE-News.KNX, KCBQ-Your Inv:Winn

to Music.KFAC-Metropolitan Encores.KFMB-Sunday Musicale.RFOX-Popular Melcdies.EFVD-Lifelines.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Open Door Thurch.KGFJ--Sunday Sercoade.KGIL-Pop Concert.KLAC-Carrell Speedway.KMPC-Record Session.HOWL-Italian Program.KWIE-Miracle Church.KWEW-Italian Melodies.K.XLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

12:10-EPPC--Classioal Music.12:15*KHJ, KFXM-Bill

Cunningham.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.12:30-RECA, HP'MB-Baptist Hour.

AFL PCFSD-Quiz Kids.KHJ, KGB-Juvenile Jury.KFWB-Wizard of the Ivories.KGER-Word of Truth.

*KGIL-News.HOWL-Hungarian Hour.H1RIID-Sunday on Ranch.EVOE-Radio Canaries.RWIK-Rhythm Ranch.KWKW-Jewish Hour.

12:45-KFVD-Felix De Cola.RGIL--Vocal Varieties.

1*KECA-This Week Aroundthe World.KFI-MGM Theater of the Air"Dramatic School,"Luise Rainer.

KHJ, HFXM, KGB, HVOE--Hopaiong Cassidy.

KNX, KCI3Q-Invitation toMusic.

KFAC-Keyboard Styling..111111B-Plano Playhouse.KFOX-Dr. Brinkley.HFSD-Cloak and Dagger. .KEVD-Squeakin' Deacon.KFWB-Steve, Shoemaker.KGER-Healing Waters.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Easy Listening.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.KMPC-Song Stars.HOWL-Scandinavian Hour.KPPC-Afternoon Concert.ERRD-Sunday on Ranch.KWIK-Religious News.KWKW-Jewish Hour.KXLA-Strolling Tom.

1:15.-KFAC-Catholic Topics.*KLAC, KXLA-News.

KMPC-Dugout Dope.KWIII-Pentecostal Tabernacle

1:30-HECA--Voice of Prophecy.

Morning Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Religion8:00-Old-Fashioned Revival,

KECA.8:30-Christian Science, KY!.9:30-Voice of Prophecy, KHJ.10:30-Lutheran Hhur,12:00-Hour of Faith, KECA.3:00-Catholic Hour. KFI.

Comedy -Variety3:00-Lucille Ball, KNX.3:30-Henry Morgan, KM.4:00-Jack Benny, KNX.4:30-Harris-Faye, KFI.4:30-Amos 'n' Andy, KNX.5:00-Charlie McCarthy, JINX.8:30-Horace Heidt, KNX.8:00-Eve Arden, KNX.8:30-Charlie McCarthy, KNX.8:30-Can Von Top This?, KHJ.9:00-Red Skelton, KNX.9:30-Jack Benny. KNX.

.Drama11:00-NEC Theater, Icn.12:00-One Man's Family, KFI.1:00-MGM Theater, EFL2:30-Greatest Story, RECA.5:30-Theater Guild. 1121.7:30--2000 Plus, KHJ.Classical, Semi -Classical

Music8:30-Salt Lake Tab'nacle. KNX.9:00-Negro Choir. XECA.

12:00-Invitation to Music. KNX.2:00-Piano Playhouse, KECA.2:30-Harvest of Stars, KFI.6:30-American Album. KFI.7:00-Contented Hour. KNX.8:30-Standard Hour, KFI.9:00-Atwater Kent Auditions,

KECA.

9:30-Chicago Theater, BUJ.

Comment -Narration6:00-Walter Winchell, KECA.6:15-Louella Parsons. KECA.7:00-Jimmie Fidler, KECA.8:00-Drew Pearson, KECA.8:30-Walter Winchell. KECA.

Mystery -Detective1:30-Wm. Gargan, KHJ.3:30-Nick Carter, KHJ.3:30-Boston Blackie, KNX.4:00-The Falcon, KFI.4:30-Peter Salem, Kill.5:00-Sam Spade, KFI.5:30-Rocky Jordan. KNX.7:30-The Whistler, ERR.7:30-Amazing Malone. EF-CA.9:30-Box 13, KECA.


9:00-Invitation to LearningKNX.

9:30-People's Platform, KNX.4:00-California Caravan, KHJ.7:15-Get More Out of Life.

KECA.8:15-If They Had Lived, KGFJ.8:45-Sunday Evening Club,

KFAC.

Quiz, Participation12:30-Quiz Kids. HIT.5:00-Stop the Music, HECA.7:00-Take It or Leave It, KFI.8:00-Twenty Questions, KHJ.

Popular -Western Music3:00-Roy. Rogers, KHJ.7:30-Bob Crosby. K:91.

KHJ, marmf, KGB, HVOE-Martin Kane, Private Eye.

KNX, HCBQ--Symphonette.%FAO-Imports on Wax.KFMB-Proudly We Hail.RFSD-High Adventure.ICE'WB--Skyway to Music.KGER-Light and Life.KGFJ-Serenade to Afternoon.KGIL-Melody Hour.KLAC-Baseball: Hollywood

at Oakland.KM:PC-Baseball: L. A. vs.San Francisco.KXLA-Church in the Barn.

1:55*KLAC-News.42-YMCA-Piano Playhouse.11 HP'1, EFSD-The Big Guy.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-The Shadow.

KNX, HCBQ-You Are There.KFAC-Concert Favorites.KFMB-Mr. President.KFOX-Good News.KFVD-Harlem Holiday.KFWB-Music.KGER.--Long Beach Band.KGFJ-Bill Sampson Show.KGIL-Melody Hour.KLAC-Baseball.EMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Spanish Home Hour.IIPPC-Afternoon Concert.KRED-Sunday on Ranch.

*KWIK-News.KWKW-Trinity Tabernacle.EXLA-Challenge to Youth.

2:05-KWIR-Keyboard Classics.2:15-RFOX-Healing Waters.2:30-HECA. KFMB-Greatest Story

Ever Told.KFI, KFSD-Harvest of StarsKHJ, KFXM. KGB, HVOE-

True Detective Mysteries.*KNX-News.KFOX-Gospel Harbor Light.

KFVD-Citizens' Forum.KFWB-Melody of Youth.

*KGER-News; L.B. Band.KGIL-Songs of Yesterday.HOWL --Yiddish Hour.RWIE-Lptheran Hour.RWKW-Juvenile Hour.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

2:45-KNX-Melody Parade.a-HECA, KFMB-Lutheran Hr.

KM-Catholic Hour.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, Kvor.,-

Roy Rogers.EN/C.-Lucille Ball Show.KCBQ-Home Show.EFAC-Museum Concert.EFOX-Pentecostal Church.RFSD-Les Brown Show.KFVD-Citizens' Forum.KFWB-Music.KGER-Assembly of God.KGFJ-Irene's Pet Parade.KGIL-Concert Highlights.ELAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.HPPC-Afternoon Concert.KWIK-Church of the Air.KWKW-Juvenile Jury.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

3:15-KGRI-Western Roundup,*KMPC-Headlines and Music.KWEW-Hellenic-American

Hour.3:30-HECA, KFM11--Musk With

the Girls.EFL KFSD-Henry Morgan.

KFXM, KGB, HVOE-Nick Carter.

ILNX, HCBQ-Boston Blackie.KFVD-Hank, the NightWatchman.

KGER-Biblical Research.KGFJ-Melody Rangers.KGIL-Music for Dancing.KMPC-Baseball.HOWL-Festival Mexicans.gwrg-Gilbert & Sullivan.

3:45-EWKW-Portuguese Hour.4-HECA, KFMB-This Thing

Called Life.NFL KIND-The Falcon.KHJ, EFXM, KGB, EVOE-

California Caravan.KNX, HCBQ-Jack Benny.KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.EFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFVD-Hank. the Night

Watchman.KFWB, KGER-Old-Fashioned

Revival.EGFJ-Hawaiian Serenade.ROIL-Music for Dancing.KLAC-Baseball.ELVPC-Baseball.HOWL-Italian Hour.KPPC-Afternoon Concert.

*KWIK-News; FootlightParade.

KXLA-Music.4:15-HARD-Popular Tunes.

KWKW-Attorney General.4:30-RECA, KFMB-Sammy Kaye

Serenade.KFI, KFSD-Phil Harris -Alice

Faye Show.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0E-

Affairs of Peter Salem.KNX. KCBQ-Amos 'a' Andy.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFESUNDAY RADIO LOGSKFOX-Wings of Healing.

*KFVD-News and Music.KGFJ-Salute to Reservists.KCIL-Modern Concert Hall.KOWL-Oriental Moods.KVOE-Bible Time.KWIK-Pop Concert.KWKW-Campus Party.KXLA-Spanish Serenade.

4:45--HOWL-Harmony Isle.5HECA. KFMB-Stop the Music

KFL KFSD-Sam Spade.KRJ, KFX7)1, KGB-

Mediation Board.ANN, KCBQ-Bergen and

McCarthy.KFAC-Program 145.KFOX-Evangelist Program.KFVD-Proudly We Hail.KFWB--Voice of Calvary.EGER-Bible Treasury Hour.RGFJ-Public Messenger.KGIL-Armchair Favorites.

*KLAC, KMPC, KWIE-News.HOWL-Polish Melody Hour.KPPC-Drama.KRHD-Melody Time.HVOE-Pentecostal Hour.KWKW-Alhambra

Tabernacle.3:05-ICLAC-Sunday Jazz Session.

KMPC-Parade of Hits.KWIK-Concert Variety.

5:30-EFI. EFSD-Theater Guild.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-

Enchanted Hour.KNX, HCBQ-Rocky Jordan.KFAC-Guy Bates Post.KFOX-Mayoek for Governor.KFVD-Riders of Purple SageEFVVB-Dr. John Matthews.EGER-Evangelical Church.KGFJ-Film News, Dot

Melberg.GEL -TahitianMemories.

EPPC-Family Life.KWKW-Rev. Harold

Lawrence.KXLA-Lincoln Ave. Church.

15:48-KFAC-Waltz Time.*KGFJ, KLAC-News.' KGIL-Latin American

Rhythms.KWIK-Sacred Heart Hour.

6*HECA, KFMB-WalterWinchell.

TEFL KFSD-Theater Guild.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, EVOE-

News.KNX, KCBQ-Meet Conies

Archer.KFAC--Columbia Masterworks

*KFOX, KMPC. BIC-LA-News.KFWB-Adventures in

Successful Thinking..HGER-Life Triumphant.EGFJ-Musical Digest.KGIL-Marine Story.KLAC-Sing Worries Away.HOWL-Yiddish Theater.KPPC-Sacred Song Recital.KRKD-Show Tunes.AWIK-Ramirez Hour.KWKW-Proudly We Hail.

6:10-KFOX-Hawaiian Music.6:15-KECA, KFMB-Louella

Parsons.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Take a

Number.KF074-Ministerial Union.KGEL--Voice of the Army.KMPC-Bands and Ballads.EPPC-Organ Recital.

. KXLA-Red Cross.8:30-HECA. KFMB--Chance of a

Lifetime.KFI, KFSD-Album of

Familiar Music.KNX. RCBQ-Horace Heidt

Show.KFON-Hal's Memory Bonin.KFWB--Calvary Assembly.

KGER-Lutheran League.KGII.-Van Nuys Baptist Ch.EitfPC-Mother's Album.IIPPC-Children's Corner.KRHD-Kingdom Fellowship.KWKW-Maurice Johnson.KXLA-Lutheran Gospel Hour

8:45-.KHJ-Sincerely, Kenny Baker.KGB-Bill Cunningham.KMPC-Dr. Albert Palmer.ICPPC-Music for Children.

-KECA, KFMB-Jimmie Fidler.KFI. KFSD-Take It or

Leave It.HPIJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Reserve.KNX, KCBQ-Contented Hour.*KGII-News.KFAC-Music Magic.KFOX-Full Gospel Assembly.KFSG-Angelus Hour.HFWB--Union Rescue MissionKGER-Evangelistic Hour.KGFJ-Musical Digest.KLAC-Best in Variety.EMPC-Know Your FBI.*OWL-Polish Melody Hour.KFPC-With Pen in Hand.

KWIR-Paul Page.laWKW-Love's Notebook.KXLA-National Voice.

7:15-HECA, HIO4B-Get More OutOf Life.

KHJ, KGB-Bands for Bonds.KGIL-Vaughn Monroe.KMPC-Know Your Schools.HPPC-Speaking of Books.KVOE-Errand of Mercy.KXLA-Music.

7:30-ECECA-The Amazing Mr.Malone.

KFI, KFSD-Bob Crosby ShowKHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

2000 Plus.KNX, HCBQ-The Whistler.KFAC-Your Concert.KFMB-Andy Hardy.KFOX-The King's Service.KFSG-Evening Service.KFWB-Strollin' Tom.KGIL-Music Box.KMPC-Les Brown.HOWL-Evening Serenade.KPPC-Byways of Verse.KWIK-People's Church.KWKW-Maple Chapel

Melodies.PCXLA-Church of Open Door.

7 :45-KFWB-Catholie Answers.KMPC-Freedom Story.HPPC-Music.

8*HECA, KFM.B-Drew Pearson.KFI-Helen G. Douglas

Committee.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Twenty Questions.ANN. KCBQ-Eve Arden.KFAC-First Methodist.HFOX-Christian Science

Church.KFSD-American Forum.KFSG-Evening Service.KFIVB-Hollywood

Presbyterian Church.KGER-Sunday Concert.KGFJ-Woman's Forum.KGIL-Songs of Our Time.KLAG-Here's to Vets.KMPC-America Speaks Up.KWKW-New Zion Baptist

Church.ILXLA-Open Door Church.

S:15*KECA, KFMB-Monday,Morning Headlines.

KGFJ-If They Had Lived.KLAC-Navy Show.KMPC-Clark Dennis.

8:30*HECA, KFMB-Walter

KEL KFSD-Standard Hour.KILL KFXM KGB. HVOE-

Can You Top This?- ENX, KCBQ-Bergen and

McCarthy.KGFJ-Music for America.KGIL-Gems of Melody.KLAC-Irwin Allen.KMPC-American Legion

Reports.HPPC-Sacred Music.KWIK-Blue of Evening.KWKW-Pasadena Four -

Square.8 :45-HECA, KFM13-Louella

Parsons.KFAC-Sunday Evening Club.EGER-Message to Israel.KLAC-St. Francis Drama.KMPC-Business Reporter.KPPC-Word of Life.KXLA-Music.

9-HECA-Atwater RentAuditions.

KFI, KFSD-Standard Hour.*KHJ. KFXM, KGB. HVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy.ANN, KCBQ-Red Skelton.KFMB-Caliente Races.KFOX-Victory Baptist

Church.KFWB-Radio Edition of BibleKGER-Bethel Church.PCGFJ-Western Music.KGIL-Musical Scrapbook.

*KLAC-News.KMPC-Frances Holmes

Awards.HPPC-t. N. Report.KWH-Orchestra.KWKW-Voice of Prophecy.KXLA--Old-Fashioned Revival

9:10-KLAC-Open Forum.9:151-KILL KGB, RV OE-Darby

for 'Lt. Governor.KFWB-Rabbi Magnin.

9:30-KECA-Box 13.RFT-Reserve.KHJ. KFXM, KGB-Chicago

Theater.!CNN. HCBQ-Jack Benny.KFAC-Gateway to Music.KFMB-Guest Star.KFOX-Salute to Reservists.HFSD-Proudly We Hall.HFSG-Sacred Serenade.KFWB--Pacific Lutheran Hr.KGER-Pentecostal Faith.KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour.KGEL-Starlite Serenade.

EMPC-Sacred Records.KPPC-Research Report.HVOE-Minister's Hour.

*KWKW-News.9:45-KFI-Trouble Is My Business.

KFMB-Bing Crosby.KPPC-Music of Many Lands.EVOE-Bible Society.KWKW-Business Reporter.

10*KECA, KFMB-RichfieldReporter.

*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes, NewsEMU, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Chicago Theater.*KNX, KCBQ-News, Huntley.

KFAC-Gateway to Music.KFOX-Guy Bates Post.KFSG-Poet of the Piano.KFWB-Music.EGER-McCoy Baptist ChurchKGFJ-Plat t er Party.KGIL-Juke Box Review.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sKMPC-Proudly We Hail.KPPC-Concert Hour.RWKW-Baptist Church.KXLA-Voice of Calvary.

10:15--KECA-Retall Clerks' Show.KFI-Mayor Bowron.KNX, KCBQ-Night Editor.

*KFMB-George Sokolsky.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.KFSD-Mary Ann Mercer.

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10 :30-HECA-Speare Career TheaterKFI-American Forum.KILL EVOE--College Choir.ENX-Top of the Week.KFAC-Nocturne.KFMB-Calif. Nat'l Guard.KFOX-Music.KFSG-Console Melody Time.EFWB-Echoes of Eden.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER--Music Hall.KMPC-Arthur Van Orch.KWIK-Orchestra.KWKW-Refuge Church.KXLA-Memory Lane.

10 :45-KNX-Chicagoans.

11-KECA-CinegrillKFI-Music and the Muse.*KHJ-Mai. George Fielding*KNX-News.

HCBQ-Red Blanchard Show.EFAC-Nocturne.KFMB-Sunday Serenade.KFOX-Music.EFSG-Song Stories.KFWB-Echoes of Eden.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.

SPADE COOLEY TIME102E, IG.

HUG WAITS

with George Sanders

NOW II P.M.

LO, ANGEL( sICIFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGFJ-H'wood House Party.KGIL-Juke-Box Review.KLAC--Johnny Grant at- Ciro'sKMPC-Bill Jones Show. fKWIK-Cafe Italia.KXLA-Church of God.

11:15-KHJ-Levin Opera Concert.KNX-Les Brown Orch.HFSG-Jubilee Singers.

11:30-KECA-Beverly Hills HotelOrchestra.

KFT-Amertea United.

KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFSG-Rhymes for Reverie.KFWB-Music Yon Want.KWKW-Moonlight Reveries.

11:45-KHJ-Harold Turner, Organ.KNX-13. N. in Action.KESG-Variety Time.

11:55*KMPC-News.42-1(11J-Rhapsody in Wax.12

-News.KFAC-Midnight Serenade.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time

(to 1).KFWB-Music After Mid-

night.HGEL-Pat Michaels (to M.HLAC-Across the Footlights.RW1E-Show People's Show

(to 4).KWKW-Bill Sampson (to 3).

12:05-KNX-Midnight Music Man.*KNX-News.

KFAC-Symphony (to 3).KFVD-Dream Time.

Recorded HighlightsSUNDAYPoi 'LAR

9:30 a.m.-KFWb, Peter Potter.1:30 p.m.-KNX. L. P. Records.2:00 p.m.-KFVD, Hunter Hancock.

10:00 p.m.-KLAC. Johnny Grant.10:30 p.m.-KXLA. Old -Time Records

CLASSICAL9:30 a.m.-KFAC, Gilbert and

Sullivan.3:00 p.m.-KFAC, Stage Melodies.9:30 p.m.-KFAC, Gateway to Music

12:00 p.m.-KHJ, Rhapsody in Wax.1:00 a.m.-KFAC, Symphony.

MITCHEL DIRECTS '

MOVIE DIALOGUELes Mitchel, producer -

director of CBS's "SkippyTheater," is dialogue direc-tor for Lippert Productions'forthcoming "Return of

* *"BEST -DRESSED

MALES"Glenn Ford, star of NBC's

"Christopher London," headsthe list of the year's "best -

dressed males" in .the fifthannual poll of New York'sBarbizon models.

* *FIRST RECORDINGArturo Toscanini's first

American recording tookplace in 1921 in a Camden,New Jersey, church whichthe Victor Talking MachineCo. had equipped as a re-cording studio.

* *MAKING HARMONYDick Ryan is singing tenor

with "The Jolly Boys" onNBC's "Great Gildersleeve". . first time he's had achance to use his barbershopharmony since 1914.* *

CROSBY SPONSORSBALL CLUB

Bob Crosby, head man of"Club Fifteen," sponsors theKNX-CBS softball teamtagged the "Bobcats."

Pais Seventeen

MONDAY, MAY 22*Indicates News Broadcast

"BUENOS DIAS"with Eddie Rodriguez

IVO tC.

WATTS

8-KECA, KFMB-Don McNelll'sBreakfast Club.

EMI-Coffee Time.*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Top of the Morning.EMAC-Church Federation.RFOX-Challenge to Youth.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

*RFWB-Clete Roberts, News.KGER-Mizpab.ICGFJ-Dr. Murphy.ROIL-Andrew Fearing.

*KLAC, I:MLA-hews.*WRFC-Hen Barton, News.

HOWL-Spanish Hour.KRIM-Dr. Brinkley.RWIK-Club 1490.RWKW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.8:10-HLAC--Stoek Reports.11:15*ICHJ, HOWL-News.*KNX-News, Dave Vane.

RFAC,-Village Festival.HEWS-Bill Leyden.KGFJ-Melody Time.ROIL-Keyboard Capers.KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.KMPC-Markets: Sports.RS:LA-Music.

11:30-KET, IMSD-Jack Berch.EMS.M, KGB, KVOE-

Bible Institute.ILNX, HCBQ-Grand Slam.

*RFAC, ROIL KRIM-News.KFOX-Words of Life.KFVD-Record Rangers.HOER-Hammond.KIITC-Song for Yon.HOWL-Best Songs.EXLA-Haven of Rest.KWKW-Pasadena Churches.

1:95.-ERIER-sootlieht Varieties. I

1:45-KFI-Meyers Goes to Market.ENS-Rosemary.HCBQ-Dr. Markey.KFAG-Unity.KFSD-Dave Garroway Show.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Musie.EGER-Bible Treasury Hour.KGFJ-Treasury Department.ROIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

* EIMPC-News.KWKW-Voice of Chins.9-KECA, REIM-Ladies Be

Seated.* BFI, EMSD, KLAC, HEM-

News.*HHJ KVOIT-Hate

Smith Speaks.*KNS-Wendy Warren.

KFAC-Morning Concert.!CFOS-Pentecostal Church.KFVD-Waltz Time.I/FWD-Strolling Tom.KGB-Songs of Our Times.HOER-Lutheran Hour.KGFJ-Delinquency Forum.RGIL-Morning Varieties.KMPC-Institute of Religious

Science.HOWL-American-Jewish

Program.KRIM-Sagebrush Serenade.RWKW-Tony Sein.IESLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:05-KFI-Ladies' Day.9:15-KEL1, iiirxm. KGB, IKVOZ-

Gillespie Garden Guide.KCBQ-Aunt Jenny.

RFOX-Our Christian World.IMEID-Ire a Good Idea.

* KFVD-News.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.KGFJ-Airotorials.ROIL-Ballads for You.KLAC-Sing Worries Away.KIITC-Band Box.'HWIK-51Tt and Marge.

9:215-HECA. I/FMB-CarolDouglas, Beauty & Fashions9:30-XECA-Quick as a Flash.

HST-Women Are Wonderful.ENS. RCA-Helen Trent.RFOX-Full Gospel.EFSD-Call for Music.KFVD-Show Tunes.ELFWB-Dave Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.HGFJ-Racing News.ROIL-Fashions in Music.KM PC-Chef Milani.

Page Eighteen

HOWL-Tune Time.9:15--H11-All Around Town.

KNX, KCBQ-Our Gal Sunday.KFVD-School Days.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.HOWL-You & Security.

*KRIM-News.3.0-KECA, )Surprise

Teenage.KFI-All Around Town.

*MIL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Big Sister.KFAC-Accent on Strings.

*I/FOX-News.KFSD-Call for Music.REED-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.ROIL-Waltz Time.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.HMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.HERD-Swing Time.KMIK-Musical Scrapbook.HVERW-Spanish Lessons.111XLA-Tom Cafferty.

10:15-KPI-Are Ya Listening?KHJ-Guess-a-Tune.KNX-Ma Perkins.KFOX-Adventures In Music.HOER-Tommy Baird.RGIL-Bing Crosby.KREM--Dr. Richardson.HWKW-Bass Harris.

10 :20-1CHJ-Dick Haymes.10 :25-11GFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-1/ECA. KFMR-My True Story

KFT-Two Boys and a Girl.HMI-Norma young.ENS-Young Dr. Malone.HCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.HFOX-Ann Jones Platter

Party.KFVD-Memory Melodies.HGER-Helen Markham.

*KGIL. HSLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion.if:WPC-Musical Tune -O.KRICD-Artists and ComposersI/WM-Belle Martell.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

16:35-ROIL-Midmorning Melodies.10:45-BFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX-Guiding Light.HGER-Rev. Le Roy Kopp.KRIM-Midnight Mission.KS/LA-Western Music.

10:55-RECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.14 -HECA, KFMB-Betty Crocker.

EFL KFSD-Double or

Nothing.KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KV0E-

Ladies' Fair.ENS-Second Mrs. Burton.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.RFVD-Bible Institute.HYVV13--Maurice Hart.RGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Spanish Hour.KRIED-Songs of Yesteryear.I/RIK-Music ror the Mesas.ECWKW-Fantasias Musicales.KXLA-Western Music.

11:15-HECA. HEMS-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.RFAC-Guy Bates Post.HGER-Sunshine Mission.

*I1XLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-HECA-Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD-Today's ChildrenHHJ, KFILM, HOB, HVOE-

Queen for a Day.ENS, HCBQ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Music Hell.

*RFOX, HEED-News.KFVD-Rescue Mission.RGER-Phil Kerr.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.ROIL-Musical Moments.RIVIK-Varieties.KWECW-Words About WomenIKSLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:40-KFOS-Flit Tunes.11:45-IMT, Krsp-Light of the

World.KNX-The Brighter Day.KCBQ-Izetta Jewel.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*KGIL-News.HOWL-Salute to a Star.REED-Sweet Pops.KWKW-Democratio

Education.11:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.

12*RECA, ICHJ, KWKW-News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KNX-News, Pringle.KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFMB-Quick as a Flash.KFOX-Hit Tunes.KFSD-Life Can Be BeautifulKFVD-Editor of the Air.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.HGFJ-Intermission.ROIL-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.HMTC-Moods in Music.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRRD-Western Wayside.KS/.A-Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-ENS-Knox Manning.

unrassraells


Comedy -Variety1:30-Easy Aces. KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.7:00--Mv Friend Irma. KNX.7:30-Maisie, KFT.8:30-Talent Scouts, KNX.


KECA.8:00-McNeill Bkfat. Club, KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

10:00-Surprise Package, }MCA.11:00-Double or Nothing, KM.11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ.12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom, KECA.3:00-Welcome Travelers, KEI.

Mystery -Detective7:00-Murder by Experts. KHJ.8:00-Let George Do it. KHJ.8:30-The Saint, KIM9:30-Night Beat, RFT.10:00-I Love a Mystery, MU.

Drama6:00-Lux Theater, 1INX.6:30-Proudly We Hail, EFL9 :00L-11'wood Playhouse, EN'S.9:30--Chandu. YMCA.

Comment -Narration7:45-Pred Beck, PINS.9:00-Kate Smith. KHJ.

12 :05-Housewil es' League, Kam.4:00-Art Baker, SECA.

4:30-Burritt Wheeler, KFI.4:30-Behind-the Story, KHJ.8:00-Lowell Thomas. KNX.

Classical, Semi -Classical111 usic

5:30-Voice of Firestone, EFT.8:30-Railroad Hour, KFI.9:00-Telephone Hour, KFL

Public Interest -I nf ormation

12:00-Farm Reporter, Kn.6:00-American Way, RFT.6:45-Answer Man, KHJ.

Sports8:45-Racing News, KLAC.9:30-Racing, KGFJ.1o:45-Baseball, KALI.5:00-Fred Hessler, KGETI.5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, KRIM.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.5:45-Race Results, KRIM.5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC.6:15-Lippy Docket, KWIK.8:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC.8:30-Joe Hernandez, KMPC.

11:00-Jackie Robinson, KECA.

Popular -Western Music4:00-Curt Massey, KNX.8:00-Sinatra-Kirsten, HET.8:15-Smith, Whiting, KNX.9:45-Club 15, KNX.

11:30-Mindy Carson, HET.

KWKW-Sports News.12:15-HECA-Norwood Smith Sings.

KFI, FIFSD-Road of Life.HMI-Music.

*KFOX, RFVD, KGER-News.ROIL-Vocal Varieties.

irECMPC-News to You.KWKW-Los Angeles Mission.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-HECA-Frances Scully.

KFT, EFSD-Pepper Young.KW-Nancy Dixon.H.NX, HCBQ-Art Linkletter.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.HFVD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News; Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.RGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.KWLK-Hank Penny.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.


HELL IMSM, KGB, HVOE-Major League Baseball..

*KFAC-News.I/MEC-Song Stars.

12:50-RECA-Double Feature.RWREF-Bill Garr Show.12:55*KNX, DICBQ-Cedric Adams.

KGFJ-Sports Thigh.RECA-Ira Coon.RFT, KFSD-Backstage Wife.ICHJ, XFSM, KGB. HVOE-- Baseball.

ILNX, HCBQ-Nona FromNowhere.

KFAC-Employment Review.RFOX-Texas Tiny.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.KFWB-Bill Anson.HOER-Peter Slack, Organ.KGFJ-1230 Club.ROIL-Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News.R3IPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.HVEIK-Paul Page.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.HI/LA-Community Broadcast

1:10-KLAC-570 Club.1:15-HFI, KFSD-Stella Dallas.

KNX-George Fisher.KFAC-Classroom Radio.KWKW-Races and Sports.HSLA-LeRoy Smith.

1:25-11GFJ-Snorts Flash.1:30-RECA-Easy Aces.

EFT, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.H..*X-international Disc

Jockey.KFAC-Matinee.RFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.*KFIVB-News.HOER-Clark Sparks Show.

KGFJ-Armchair Concert.ROIL-Homemakers.KRKI)-Polka Time.KWIK--Musia Mart.KSLA-Western Music.

1:45*RECA-Bankbage Talking.KFL KFSD-Widder Brown.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Hawalian Melodies.KWKW-Races and Sports.

1:55*KNX-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

2 !MCA, "(FMB-Hannibal CobbKFL RFAD-When a Girl -

Marries.RFXM. HGB, HVOE.--

Baseball.ENX-Open House, H. BabbittKFAC-Composer's Corner.KFOX-Texas Tiny.RFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.KFWB--Bill Anson.

*HGER,--Lipton Close.EGFE-Meet the Band.ROIL-Musical Memories.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRIM-Your Neighbors.KWKW-1300 Club.KXLA-Western Music.

2:15-HET. IRFSD-Portia Facts LifeKGER-Bonjour, Mesdames.KLAC-570 Club.KRED-Sheriff's Office.KWKW-Sports.

2:25-KGFJ--Sports Mash.2:30-KECA. HEMS-Bride & Groom

KFI, RFSD-Just Plain Bill.ENS. KCBQ-Bing Crosby.KGER-Garden School.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.ROIL-Variations in Rhythm.KMPC--California Caroutel.KKK:I-Tunes in Tempo.RWIK-Band of the Day.KW/LW-Bass Barrie.KXLA-Continental Serenade.

2:40-KGER-Guest Star.2:45-11FI, KFSD-.-Front-Page

Farrell.JINX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KGFJ-Romantic Memories.HUM-Crosby Tunes.

Et55*RECA, 11111B-WaiterKiernan.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFEMONDAY RADIO LOGSKGFJ-Sports Flash.

.-KECA-Ira Cook.ell EFL KFSD-Welcome

Travelers.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, RVOE-

Baseball.KNX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey

Show.REAG-World of Opera.KFOX-Friendly NeighborTime.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB--Peter Potter.

*KG/a, KXLA-News.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.ROIL-Encore Time.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Musieal Time -O.HOWL --Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Tops in Pops.KWD1-La Pointe Show.KWKW-Rodeo Bill.

3:05-EGER-Fiesta Grande.3:15-KHJ--Baker's Dozen.

KFOX-Verdict Rendered.ARGIL-News.

KLAC--Don Otis.KWKW-Races and Sports.

JUKE BOX

MATINEEWith Carl Bailey3:15 to 5:30 p.m.

KXLAMonday thru Saturday

KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.3:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KECA-Leyden With Song.

KFI, ICFSD-Aunt Mary.KFAC-Lyries in Chorus.RFOX-Everybody's Business.KFVD-Song Stylists.EGER-Rancho 1300.ROIL-Dance Matinee.KMPC-Magic of Melody.HOWL-Melody Matinee.

*KRKD-News.3:35-ERRD-Interlude.3:45-KF1, KFSD-We Love & Learn

KILT-Lynn Looks at H'wood.*KFAC-News.

KFMB-Ted Malone.KFOX, RITD-Old-Age

Pensions.KRKD-Modern Melodies.


4-KECA-Art Baker's Notebook.AFC, ICESD-This Woman's

Secret.*KHJ,. KFXM, KGB. KVOE--

Fulton Lewis.KNX, HCBQ-Curt Massey


*KFOX, HOWL-News.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWII-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Review.ROIL-Jad Dees Show.

*KLAC-News, Sports.*KMPC-Bill Barpel, News.

KRRD-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Bill Bryan.KWKW-Musie.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

KFSD-Dr. Paul.*KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Frank Hemingway.KNX. KCFM-Strike It Rich.KFOX-Freddy Martin.KLAC-Californla Melodies.KMPC-Bands and Ballads.HOWL-Italian Hour.

4:20--KECA-Play It Again.4:25-KGEJ--Sports.4 :30-KFI-Burritt Wheeler.

*ICRJ, KFXM, KGB. AVOE--Behind the Story.

KFOX-Music.KFWB-Red Rowe.KGFJ-Record Review.KMPC-Roddy McDowell

Show.KWKW-Bill Sampson Show.

:15-KECA-Happy Theater.*RAJ, KGB-News.

KNX-Harry Babbitt.*KYSD-H. V. Kaltenborn.

KLAC-Racing Roundup.HOWL-Sportscast.

*KRICD--liews.I 55*KGER-News.

Win-Sports Flash.5-SECA, KFAIB-Challenge of

the Yukon.*KFI-Feature Wire.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Mark Trail.

*K-NX. HCBQ--Newe.Frank Goss.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade.

KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFSD-Prelude to Evening.KFVD-Star Tune Time.KFWB-Red Rowe.EGER-Sports, Fred Hessler.KGFJ-Jive at 5.ROIL-Children's Corner.

*KLAC-Fred Henry, News.*RAMC-News; Bill Ewing.

KOWL-Chico's Swingtime.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.RWIK-Hank Penny.

*KWKW-News.KX1A-Harmon* Park.5 115*KFI-News.KNX-Tom Harmon.IAGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Pianists of the Future.KLAC-Bill Stewart.KsiPc-Upswing.KWKW-Today at the Races.

5:30-EECA, KEMB-JackArmstrong.

EFL EFSD-Voice ofFirestone.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Tom Mix.

*KNX, KCBQ-Chet Huntley.KFAC-Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX, HOER-News.MIND-Piano Parade.

*KGFJ-Alvin Wilder.KG1L-Sport s World.KM1PC-All Time Rita.KRKD-Sports Dial.RIVIK-Overseas Disc Jockey.KWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:45*ENX-Ed R. Murrow.KFOX-Your Fisheaster.KFVD-Song Pictures.KGER-W. B. Record.KGFJ-Race Recap.KGIL--Tops in Pope.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRICD-Race Results.

e*HECA-Edwin C. Hill.1011 !CFI-American Way.

*KHJ, ICFX. M, KGB. KVOE-Gabriel Heatter.

KNX, ECCBQ-Lux RadioTheater.

KFAC-Prelude to Evening.*KFOX, KLAC-News.

KFSD-NBC Theater.*HEWS --Clete Roberts, News.

KGER-American Soul Clinic.KGFJ-RepeatKGEL-Easy Listening.

*KMPC-Norman Nesbitt, NewsKOWL-Joe Adams &Ahoy:.KRIM-Musical Varieties.KWKW-Carlos Moran.K.XLA-Toastmaster Club.

:05*KECA, KFAIB-Bob Garred,News.

KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.6:15*KECA-Main Street to Malibu.

*KHJ. KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KFOX-Hawaiian Music.RFWB-Sports.ROIL-Latin-American

Rhythms.ILMPC-Bob Kelley Sports.KWIK-Lippy Duciat, Sports.

6:20*KECA-Headline Edition.6:30-KECA-Modern Romances.

KFI-Proudly We Hail.RBI KGB, KVOE-Tello-Test.KFAC-Musical Milestones.RFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFWB-America Dances.KGER-Back to the Bible.ROIL-Treasure and PleasureKMPC-Golden Gate Fields.KWIR-American Jewish Hr.KWKW-Royos Hour.KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show.6:45-KIII KGB, EV0E-The

Answer Man.ROIL-Down Memory Lane.BRAD-Timely Topics.KXLA-Western Music.

6:55ARBJ. KGB. KV0E-Bill Henry17-KECA, KFMB-Lone Ranger.& KFI-Cloak and Dagger.

KHJ. KFXM, KGB-Murderby Experts.

11LNX. ICCBQ-My Friend IrmaKFAC-Twilight Hour.KFOX-Accordionettes.RFSD-Candy Matson.KFWB-America Dances.KGER-Family Bible Hour.KGFJ-Musical Digest.

ARGIL, ERKIA-News.*KLAC-News: 570 Club.

KMPC-Words and Music.*EMIR-Frank Edwards.

KWKW-Boyos Boor.KXLA-Popular Music.

7:15-KFOX-Flightcast.KGIL-Songi by Crosby.KRKD-Three-Quarter Time.

7 :30-KECA-Crossroads, TedMalone.

KFI-Maids.K111, KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Cisco Kid.KNX-Rob Hawk Show.

KFAC--Echoes and Encores.KIP7113-Dr. Kildare.KFOX-Meet the Band.KIND-Christopher London.KFWB-Music.KGER-Rev. Al Harlan.ROIL-Footlight Favorites.KRAD-Dr. Richardson.KVITIK--Cavalcade of Music.RWKW-Betz Spanish

Program.7 :45*EFOX-News.

KFSG-Rev. Kelso Glover.KFWB-Rosary Hour.KGIL-Melodies Soft & Sweet.KAIFC-Kelley on Base.

S-KECA-Special Program.EFL KFSD-Light-UpHKHJ, KFXM, KGB, HT

Let George Do It.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFMB--Maisle.KFOX-Songs for Safety.KFSG-Rev. Kelm Glover.KFWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Fishing Pals.KGIL-Songs of the West.KLAC-Tell It to the Fans.KMPC-Southland Story.KWKW-Italian Melodies.

*KXLA-News.15:15*KFI, KFSD-World News.

KNX-Jack Smith andMargaret Whiting.

KFWB-111. S. Navy.KGER-Hebrew Christian Hr.

*ICGFJ-Averill Berman, News.KLAC-Sing Your Worries

Away.EMPC-Parade of Bits.KWIK-Valley Players.KXLA-Western Music.

11:30-RECA, KFM11-Henry J.Taylor.KFL KYSD-Railroad Hour.HHI HFXM, KGB-The SaintKNX, KCBQ-Talent Scouts.KFOX-Fishing Facts.

*KFWB-News.KGER-Music Hall.KGFJ-Today's Hits.ROIL-Platter Party.KWIK-It's the Tops.KWICW-Classical Hour.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

11:45-RECA-Political. R. Nixon.RFOX-Treasure Chest.KFM115-Bill Anson.KWIK-Guest Star.

9-HECA-Address,President Truman.

RFT, KFSD-Telephone Boor.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy.KNX, KCBQ-Hollywood

Star Playhouse.*FAG-Evening Concert.

OX-Stories to Remember.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Stamps Quartet.RGFJ-Western Music.KGIL-Musical Scrapbook.RLAC-Wanted Persons; Sing

Your Worries Away.RAIPC-Parade of Hits.

*KWH-Robert Arden News.KWKW-Don Mori Time.KXLA-Someakin' Deacon.9:15-KHJ, KGB. EV0E-Fulton

Lewis.KFOX-Music.KFSG--Ward and Song.ROIL-Horseman's Forum.

9 :30-KECA-Chandu the Magician.BFI-Night Beat.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Mayock for Governor.KNX-Beulah.KFSD-Philo Vance.KFSG-Drama.KGER-John Brown Schools.KGFJ-Blue of Evening.ROIL-Starlight Serenade.KWIK-Band of the Day.

9:45-KHJ, EFX111, KGB, KVOE-Robert Noonan Orch.

KNX, ECBQ-Club 15.IMMII-Bing Crosby.KFOX-Business Reporter.KFSG-Vocalist.*EMI-News.

9:55*KFIJ. ismexm. KGB, KVOE-News.

10*KECA, HEMS-IlichfieidReporter.*KFI. KFSD-Sam Hayes, News

KHJ, HERM, KGB-I Love aMystery.

*KNX-Chet Huntley, News.K(BQ-Lonesome Gal.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFOX-Ocean Park Fights.KFSG-A. T. Youth.KFWR-Gene Norman Show.KGER-When Day Is Done.KGFJ-Platter Party.AGIL--Folk Music.*KLA News; Johnny Grantat

RAMC-Leisure Time.KVOE-1480 Club.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Western Musie.

10 :15-KECA-Sports, Hank Weaver.KFI-Johnny Murray.

*RBI KGB-Frank Edwards.KNX-Bob Fitton.KFMB--Gene Norman Show.

10:30-KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailee.RFI-President Truman.1CHJ-Lonesome Gal.13N7C-Symphonette.KFSD-Concert Hall.KFSG-Voice of Faith.ROB-Melodies Till Midnight.HOER-Radio Guild Show.KMPC-Arthur Van Orch.RWM-Duke's Doghouse.KXLA-Western Music.

10:45-KECA--One for the Book.10:55*KLAC-News.

11'CA-Jackie Robinson.*BFI KFSD-News.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

*KNX-News Larry Thor.KFAC-Musical Crosroads.KFMB, KFWB-Gene Norman

Show.KFOX-Sky Serenade.KFSG-Gospel Baritone.EFVD-Spade Cooley lime.ROB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER-Spirituals.HMI-Sweet and Low.ROIL-Records at Random.RLAC-Johnny Grant at tire'sKAIPC-Leisure Time.KV0E-Harrison Wood.RW1E-Duke's Dothan's.KWKW-Let's Dance.RXLA-Band Box.

11:10-101X-Sports.11:15-RECA-Cooking With lase.KFI -Johnny Murray.

RNX-Merry-Go-Round.KFOX-Tommy Dorsey.KFSG-Family Worship Hour.KGFJ-H'wood House Part..KV0E--Cue for Musie.KWKW-Thistle Inn.

Monday thru Saturday11:15 P.M. - 5 A.M.

KXLAPresentsALEX

Pickupacupplebucks

COOPERKXLA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:34-BFI-Mindy Carson Sings.KFOX-Ilai's Memory Room.KFSG-Organ.KGER-At the Ranchhonas.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11145-RFC-For You.KNX-You and Travel.

11:55*RMPC-News.

Recorded HighlightsMONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY

POPULARCOO a.m.-KIMPC, Andy & Virginia.7:10 a.m.-KNX, Ralph Story.9:15 a.m.-KLAC, Haynes at Reins.9:15 a.m.-KLAC, Bill Stewart.

10:00 a.m.-1E111PC. Bill Ewing Show.10:00 a.rn.-KLAC, Al Jarvis.12:00 noon-HOWL, Joe Adams.12:00 noon-KFWB, Bill Anson.1:10 p.m.-KLAC. Bob McLaughlin.1:30 p.m.-KNX, Paul Masterson.3:00 p.m.-KFWB, Peter Potter.4:30 p.m.-RAMC, Roddy McDowell.6:00 p.m.-KGFJ, Ray6:05 p.m.-KLAC, Al Jarvis.6:30 p.m.-Krws, Frank Bull.

10:00 p.m.-KFIVB, Gene Norman.11:00 p.m.-KLAC, Johnny Grant.11:15 p.m.-RXLA, Alex Cooper.11:15 p.m.-KNX. Tom Hanlon.12:00 p.m.-KLAC, Don Otis.

CLASSICAL7:00 p.m.-KGFJ. Musical7:30 p.m.-KFAC, Echoes and

Encores.6:00 p.m.-KFAC, Evening Concert.

12:00 p.m.-KH1, Rhapsody In Wax.12:00 p.m.-KFAC, Midnight

Serenade.Page Nineteen

TUESDAY, MAY 23*Indicates News Broadcast.

8-11ECA, KFMB-Don McNeill'sBreakfast Club.

KFI-Coffee Time.*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Top of the Morning.KFAC-Conntry Church.KFOX-Bible Society.RFSD-Open House.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

*EFIV/3-Clete Roberts, News.KGER-Mixpan.KGFJ-Melody Time.KGIL-Andrew Fearing.

*KLAC, KMPC, KU.A-News.KOWL--Sparimn Hour.KRKD-Dr. Brinkley.RII1E-Club 1490.EWKW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.:10-KLAC-Stock Reports.

11:15*KHJ, HOWL-News.*KNX- News, Dave Valle.

KFOX-Prison Missionaries.Leyden.

KGIL-Keyboard Capers.KLAC-Sports; Haynes at the

Reins.KMPC-Market Report, SportsKXLA-Music.

11:30-EFL KFSD-Jack Berch.KHJ,. KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Haven of Rest.KNX, KC:HQ-Grand Slam.

*KFAC, HGIL, REED-News.KFOX-Words of Life.KFVD-Record Rangers.KGEft,-Hammond.KMPC-Song for You.HOWL-Best Songs.KWKW-Pasadena Churches.

8:35-KRED-Spotlight Varieties.8:45-KFI-Meyers Goes to Market.

EN X-Rosemary.KCBQ-Dr. Markey.KFAC-Party.KFSD-Dave Garroway.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury Hour.HGFJ-Voice of the Army.KGIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

*KMPC--News.KWKW-Voice of China.

a-HECA, KFIVIB-Ladles, Be0 Seated.*KFI, KFSD, KLAC,

News.HHJ, KV0E-Hate Smith

Speaks.KNX-Wendy Warren.KFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFIVB--Strolling Tom.KGER-Lutheran Hour.KGFJ-The Judge Speaks.KGIL-Morning Varieties.KMPC-Institute of Religious


Program.REED-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Tony Sein.KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

1106-KFI, Ladies' Day.9:15-EHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE--


*RFVD--News.KFWB--Unity Daily Word.KGFJ-Airotorials.KCaLt-Ballads for You.

" KLAC-Sing Your WorriesAway.

KMPC-Band Box.KWIK-Myrt and Marge.

11:25-HECA, KFMR-CarolDouglas, Beauty & Fashions

9:30-HECA--Quick as a Flash.HHJ-Women are Wonderful.KNX, KCBQ-Helen Trent.KFMB-Hollywood U.S.A.KFOX-Full Gospel.KFSD-Call for Music.KFVD-Show Tunes.IEF'WH-Dave Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGFJ-Racing News.IMIL-Fashions in Music.KMPC-Chef Milani.HOWL-Tune Time.KWIK-Garden Spot.

9:45-KFI-All Around Town.KNX, RCBQ-Our Gal SundayKFMB-Dick Haymes.KFVD-School Days.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.HOWL-Tommy Dorsey Show.

*KRIM-News.KWIK-Lenny Herman.

10-11ECA, KFMB-SurprisePackage.

KFI-All Around Town.Page Twenty

Comedy -Variety1:30-Easy Aces, KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey. EKE.6:00-Bob Hope, KFI.6:00-Life With Luigi, KNX.6:30-Fibber and Molly. Kn.9:00-Hardy Family. EFL


KECA.8 :00-McNeill Bkfat. Club. KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.

10 :00-Surprise Package, KECA.11:00-Double or Nothing. Kn.11:30-Queen for a Day. KHJ.12.:30-Art Linkletter, KNX.2 :30-Bride and Groom,KECA.3:00-Welcome Travelers, HOPI.6:30 --This Is Your Life, KNX.7:30-People Are Funny, KFI.

Drama8:30-Cavalcade of America,

KFLComment -Narration

7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith, KHJ,.

12:05-Housewives' League, ERR.4:00-Art Baker, 11:ECA.4:30-Burritt Wheeler, EFL4:30-Behind the Story, KM.8:00-Lowell Thomas, KNX.8:30-Gentlemen of the Press,

KECA.9:45-Bill Tusher. KECA.

Mystery -Detective7:00-Counterspy, KECA.

*KHJ, KFXlenM, KGB. HVOE-News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX-Big Sister.HCBQ--Koffee Klatch.KFAC-Accent on Strings.

*KFOX-News.KFSD-Call for Music.KFVD-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave Ormont.EGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.KGIL-Waltz Time.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill EIVITIg Show.HOWL --Yiddish Hour.KRIM-Swing Time.KWIK-Musical Scrapbook.KWKW-Spanish Lessons.KXLA-Tom Cafferty.

10 :10-EFOX-Assembly of God.10:15-KF1-Are Ye Listening?

KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Songs ofCheer and Comfort.

KNX-Ma Perkins.KGER-Tommy Baird.KG1L-Bing Crosby.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Bass Harris.

10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA, KFMB-My True Story

KFI-Two Boys and a Girl.KHJ-Norma Young.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.KFOX-Ann Jones Platter


*11G1L, KXLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.KRHD-Artists and ComposersKWIK-Belle Martell.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

10 :35-KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.10:45-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX-Guiding Light.KGER-Rev. Le Roy Kopp.EKED-Midnight Mission.KWIK-Betty Lou Wilson,

Songs.KXLA-Western Music.

10:55-HECA, KFMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.

11-"CA,KFMB-Betty Crocker.

KFI, KFSD--Double orNothing.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-Ladies' Fair.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.HC111)-To the Women.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.KFVD-Bible Institute.

NFU'S-Maurice Hart.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KGIL-Sewing Club.KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.KNIPC-Bill Ewing Show.KOWL--Spanish Hour.EKED-Songs of Yesteryear.KWIK-Bob Long. Songs.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.RXLA-Western Music.

11:15-KECA, REMB-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.KGER-Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-HECA-Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ, KGB, ILF7151, KVOE-

Queen for a Day.KNX, KCBQ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Music Hall.

*KFMB-Bankhage Talking.*K.V'OX, KRKD-News.

KFVD-Rescue Mission.KGER-Phil Kerr.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KGFL-Musical Moments.HOWL-Meet the Band.KWKW-Hollywood Stars.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:40-KFOX-Hit Tunes.11:45-KFL KFSD-Light of the

World.KNX-The Brighter Day.HCBQ--Izetta Jewel.KGEK-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*WAIL-News.HOWL-Salute to a Star.KRHD-Sweet Pops.

11:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12*KECA, KHJ, KCBQ, KGB,

KWIK, KWKW-News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KNX-News, Pringle.KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFMB--Quick as a Flash.KFOX-Hit Tunes.KFSD-Life Can Be Beautiful.KFVD-Editor of the Air.EFIVB-Bill Anson.ICGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.TWIG-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Moods in Music.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Western Wayside.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-KNX-Knox Manning.KWKW-Sports News.

12:15-KECA-Norwood Smith Sings.KFI, KFSD-Road of Life.KHJ-Music.

*KFOX, KFVD, KGER-News.KGTL-Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC-News to You.KWIK-Two Beaux & Belle.KWKW-Los Angeles Mission.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.


7:00-Mysterious Traveler, KHJ.7:00-Big Town, KFL7:00-Johnny Dollar, KNX.7:30-Philip Marlowe, KNX.8:00-Monte Cristo, KHJ.8:30-Mystery Is My Hobby, 1111J9:00-Mystery Theater, KNX.9:30-Official Detective, KHJ.

10:00-I Love os Mystery, KHJ.


1.2:00-Farm Reporter, KFI.6:45-Answer Man, KHJ.8:00-Time for Defense, KECA.8:30-Gentlemen of the Press,

EEC&9:00-Town Meeting, KECA.

Sports8:45-Racing News, RIAD.9:30-Racing. KGFJ.10:45-Baseball, KALI.5:00-Fted Hessler, KGER.5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, KRKD.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.5:45--Rece Results, KRKD.5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC.6:15-Lippy Duckat, gwm.8:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC.6:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC.7:00-Harness Racing, KFWB.

Popular -Western Music4:00-Curt Massey, ENE.8:00-Sinatra.Kirsten, KFI.8:15-Shore and Smith, ENE.9:45-Club 15, KNX.

12 :30-KECA-Frances Scully.KFI, REND-Pepper Young.KHJ-Nancy Dixon.ENE, KCBQ-Art Linkletter.KFMR-Modern Romances.KFOX-Pacific Breeze.,

SHOPPING H MITESwith

VIOLET SCHRAM12:30 P.M. DAILY

K l)-,bopping highlights.*KFWB-Nen s.

KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.EKED-Prairie scnooner.KWIK-Hank Penny.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

12:45-11FI, KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOIE--Major League Ball.

*KFAC-News.KMPC-Song Stars.KWKW-Sports.

12:50-HECA-Double Feature.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.

12:55-kKNX, KCBQ-Cedric Adams.KGFJ-Sports Flash.HECA-Ira Cook.KFI, KFSD-Backstage Wife.KHJ, Knell, KGB, KVOE-

Baseball.KNX, KCBQ-Nona. From

Nowhere.KFAC-Your County Reports.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KF'VD-Shopping Highlights.111FWB--Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club.KGIL--Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News; Sports.KMPC--Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRIM-Prairie Schooner.KWIK-Paul Page.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.KXLA-Community News.

1:15-KFI, EFSD-Stella Dallas.KNX-George Fisher.KCBQ-Cooking School.KFAC-Classroom Radio.KLAC-570 Club.KWKW-Races and Sports.EXLA-LeRoy Smith.

1:75-KGFJ--Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Easy Aces.

HFI, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.ENE-International Disc

Jockey.EFAC-Matinee.KFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.*EFIVB--News.KGER-Voice of the Army.

KGFJ-Armchair Concert.EGEL-Homemakers.EKED-Polka Time.KWIK-Music Mart.

FOR LADIES ONLY!Dick Schofield's

"Music & Malarkey''

is good for youFor a Free Sample Dial KXLA

at 1:30 P.M.MON., TUES., THURS., FRI.

4:30SUNDAY AFTERNOONS

K XLAKXLA-Western Music.

1:45*KFCA-Baukhage Talking.KFI, KFSD-Widder Brown.HIMB-Morgan Music.KGER-Hawaiian Melodies.

1:55*RNX-News.KGFJ-Snorts Flash.411-KECA, HEIM-Hannibal Cobb

EFL KFSD-When a GirlMarries.

KHJ, EFILM. KGB, KITE-Baseball.

KNX -Open House.KFAC-Composers' Corner.KFOX-Texas Tiny.EFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.KFIVB-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Beacu Band.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KGIL-Musical Memories.

*KLAG-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.KOVVL-Joe Adams Show.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFETUESDAY RADIO LOGSKaHD--p. A. Recreation Dept.

KWKW-1300 Club.KIMA-Western Music.

2:10-KLAC--570 Club.2:15-KFI, KFSD-Portia Faces Life

KRIED-Women's Clubs.KWKW-Sports.

2:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.2 :30-KECA, KEMB--Bride & Groom

KFI, KFSD-Just Plain Bill.KNX, IECBQ-Bing Crosby.KGER-Garden School.

KGFJ-Variety on Plano.KGIL-Square-Dance Show.KMPC-California Carousel.KRKD-Tunes in Tempo.RWIK-Band of the Day.KWEW-Bass Harris.KXLA-Continental Serenade.

2:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:45-KFI, KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.KNX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KGFJ-Romantic Memories.KGIL-Variations in Rhythm.ERKD-Crosby Tunes.

2 :55*KECA, KFMB-WalterKiernan.

KGFJ--Sports Flash.KFMB-Club Time.

KFI, KFSD-WelcomeTravelers.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Baseball.

KNX, HCBQ--Arthur Godfrey.KFAC-World of Opera.RFVD--Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.

*KGER, KXLA-News.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.KGIL--Encore Time.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Tops in Pops.IKLIK-La Pointe Show.KWKW-Rodeo Bill.

3:05-KGER-Flesta Grande.3:10-KLAC-Don Otis Show.3:15-KECA-Ira Cook.

KHJ-Baker's Dozen.KFMB--Sylvia Lee.KFOX-Matinee Melodies.*KGIL-News.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

3:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KECA-Leyden With Song.

EFL KFE4D-Aunt Mary.KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.KFOX-Everybody's Business.KFVD-Song Stylists.KGB-Baseball Scoreboard.KGER-Rancho 1390.IEGIL-Dance Matinee.KMPC-Magic of Melody.HOWL-Melody Matinee.

*ERKD-News: Music.KWKW-Foothill Features.

3:45-KFI, KFSD-We Love & LearnKHJ-Lynn Looks at H'wood.

*KFAC-News.KFMB-Ted Malone.KFOX KIND-Old-Age

Pensions.KRED-Modern Melodies.


A-KECA-Art Baker's Notebook.KFI, KFSD-This Woman's

Secret.*KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

Fulton Lewis.KNX, IECBQ-Curt Massey


*KFOX, HOWL-News.KFVD-Harlemetinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Review.KGIL--lad Dees Show.

*KLAC-News, Sports.*EMPC-News. Bill Harpel.

KRIM-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Bill Bryan Show.KWKW-Musk.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:15-EFL KFSD-Dr. Paul.KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Frank Hemingway.!MX, KCBQ-Strike It Rich.KFOX-Freddy Martin.KLAC-California Melodies.KMPC-Twilight Tales.

Stories of Magic Land.HOWL-Italian Hour.

4 :20-HECA-Play It Again.4 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.4 :30-KFI-Burritt Wheeler.

*KHJ, KFICK, KGB, EVOE-Behind the Story.

virEMBQ, KFMR-News.XFOX-Music.KFWB-Rei Rowe.KGFJ-Record Review.KMPC-Roddy McDowell

!Meow.KWKW-Bill Sampson Show.

4 :45-10ECA-HapPY Theatre.

*KEIJ, KGB-News.KNX-Harry Babbitt.

*EFSD--Richard Harkness.KLAC-Racing Roundup.BOWL-Sportscast.

*KRED-News.*KVOE-Cedric Foster.

4 :55*KGER-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-KECA, EMITS-Green Hornet.*KFI-Feature Wire.

KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Straight Arrow.

*KNX, TECBQ-News, Goss.KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KFSD-Prelude to Evening.KFVD-Star Tune Time.KFWB-Red Rowe.KGER--Sports' Fred Hessler.KGFJ-Jive at Five.KGIL-Children's Corner.

vielELAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KMPC-News; Bill Ewing.

HOWL-Chico's Swingtime.KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.RWIK-Hank Penny.KWKW-Let's Talk Sports.KXLA-Harmony Park.

5:15*KFT-News.KNX-Tom Harmon.KFSD-Local Scene.KGER-Rancho 1390.

*KGFJ-Alvin Wilder.KLAC-Bill Stewart.KMPC-Upswing.KVVKW-Today at the Races.

5:30-IKECA, RIMS-Sky King.EFT, KFSD-Starlight Concert

With Carmen Dragon.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

B-Bar-B Riders.*KNX, KCBQ-Chet Huntley.*KFOX, EGER. KGFJ-News.

KFIr-D-Piano Parade.KGIL--Sports World.KM PC-All-Time Hits.KRKD-Sports Dial.KWIK-Overseas Disc JockeyslaWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

5:45*KNX-Ed R. Murrow.RFOX-Your Fishcaster.KFVD-Song Pictures.KGER-W. B: Record.KGFJ-Race Recap.KGIL-Tops in Pops.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRKD-Race Results.

eirKECA-Edwin C. Hill.KFI, KFSD-Bob Hope.

*MIL KRICK, KGB, KVOE-Gabriel Scatter.

KNX, KCBQ-Life With LuigiKFAC-Prelude to Evening.

*KFOX, KLAC-News.*KFWB-Clete Roberts. News.

KGER-American Soul Clinic.KGFJ-Repeat Performance.ROIL-Easy Likening.

*KMPC-News, Norman NesbittHOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Musical Varieties.KWIK-John Berlins.KWKW-Carlos Moran.KXLA-Muir College.

6:05*KECA, KFMB-Bob Gamed,News.

KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.6:15*KECA-Main Street to Malibu.

*KR.), KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KFOX-Hawaiian Music.KFWB-Sports.KGIL-Latin American

Rhythms.KMPC-Bob Kelley, Sports.EVVIR-Lippy Duckett, Sports.EXLA-Mary Burke King.

6 :20*KECA-Headline Edition.6 :30-KECA-Modern Romances.

RFT. KFSD-Fibber and MollyKELL KGB. KVOE-Tello-TestKNX, RCBQ--This Is Your

Life.RFAC-Musical Milestones.KFMB-Amazing Mr. Malone.KFOX-flat's Memory Room.KFWB-America Dances.KGER-Back to the Bible.KCAL-Treasure and Pleasure.KMPC-Golden Gate Fields.KWIE-American Jewish Hr.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45-KHJ, KGB, EVOE-AnswerMan.

EGIL-Down Memory Lane.ERKD-Timely Topics.KXLA-Western Music.

6:55 .KHJ, KGB, EVOE--Bill Henry7-ILECA, KFMB-David

Harding, Counterspy.KFI, KFSD-Big Town.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-

Mysterious Traveler.KCBQ-Johnny Dollar.

KFAC-Twilight Hour.KFOX-Friendly Philosopher.KFWB--Harness Racing.

EGER-Family Bible Hour.KGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KLAC-News; 570 Club.KMPC-Words and Music.

*KWIK-Frank Edwards, NewsKWKW-Hoyos Hour.!MLA-Popular Music.

7:15-KFOX-Evening Melodies.EGIL-Songs by Crosby.BRAD-Three-Quarter Time.KWEII-City Employees.

7:30-RECA-Political, Gov. WarrenRFT, KFSD-People Are

Funny.KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E-

Red Ryder.KEN HCBQ--Philip Marlowe.KFAC-Echoes and Encores.KFMB-Tuesday Tunes.KFOX-Meet the Band.KFWB-Music.KGER-Rev. Al Harlan.KGIL-S. F. C. of C.KRTED-Dr Richardson.KWLK-Proudly We Hail.KWKW-Betz Spanish

Program.,7:45-KECA-Report to the People.

*KFOX-News.KFSG-Rev. Esther Rusthol.EFIVS--Rosary Hour.KGIL-Fishing Facts.

8-FEECA, KFMB-Time forDefense.

KFI, KFSD-Light-Up Time.KHJ, ECEXM, KGB, HVOE-

Count of Monte Cristo.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Guy Bates Post.KFWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Saludos Amigos.KGIL-Managing Editor.KMPC-Southland Story./MX-Garden Spot.RWKW-Italian Melodies.

*KXLA-News.8:10-1EMPC-Baseball: L.A. Angels

vs. Portland.11:15*KFI, KFSD-World News.

KNX-Dinah Shore and JackSmith.

KFOX-Treasure Chest.KFWB-Here's to Vets.KGER-Hebrew Christian.

*KGFJ-News, Averill Berman.KLAC-Baseball: Hollywood

at San Diego.KXLA-PCC Collegiate

Cavalcade.8:30-KECA, HEMB-Gentlemen ofthe Press.

EFT, FEFSD-Cavaleade ofAmerica.

KILL KFXM, KGB-Mystery 4s My Hobby.

KNX, KCBQ-Mr. and Mrs.North.

KFOX-Thoughts on Themes.*KFWB-News.

KGER-Music Hall.KGFJ-Today's Hits.EGIL-Platter Party.KLIK-Thru the Listening

Glass.KWKW-Classical Hour.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

:45-11FWB--Bill Anson.9-HECA, RIMS-America's

Town Meeting.KFI-Hardy Family, with

Mickey Rooney.*KILL KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

News. Glenn Hardy.KNX, KCBQ-Mystery TheaterKFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Skylite Jamboree.KFE3D-Night Beat.KFSG-Spirit of L.I.F.E.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Sky Pilots.KGFJ--Westers Music.EGIL--Musical Scrapbook.KLAC-Baseball.RMPC-Baseball.

*EWER-Robert Arden, News.KWEW-Choristers.117M,A-Squealtin' Deacon.

:15*KIIJ, KGB, KVOE-FultonLewis.

KFOX-Barn Dance.KGER-Fred McClesky.KVVIS-Here's to Vets.

9:30*KECA, KFIKB-Monitor News.EFT-Reserve.KHJ, RF.X31, KGB, KV0E--

Official Detective.KNX-Beulah.ITFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.EFSD-Dance Orch.KFSG-Foursquare Revival.KGER-John Brown Schools.KGFJ-Blue of Evening.KGIL-Starlite Serenade.KWIR-Band of the Day.FEWEW-Hooper Church.

9 :45-KECA-William Tusher.KNX. KCBQ-Club 15.KIMB-Ling Crosby.

KFOX-Excursions in Science.KFSD-Naval Air Reserve.

*KGIL-News.9:55*KHJ, HMS. KVOE-News.

10*KECA, KFMB-RichfieldReporter.

*RFT, KFSD-Sam Hayes, NewsHSU. 'ULM, KGB-I Love

Mystery.*KNX, Chet Huntley, News.

IMBQ-Lonesome Gal.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFOX-Merry-Go-Round.KFSG-Gospel Stars.KFWB-Gene Norman Show.KGER-Music As You Like It.KGFJ-Platter Party.KGIL-Folk Music.IELAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.HVOE-1480 Club.I:MIK-Jazz on Parade.KWKW-Let's Dance..KXLA-Western Music.

10 45--KECA-Sports, Hank Weaver.:IMI-Johnny Murray.

*KHJ-Frank Edwards.KNX-Bob Elson.RIMS-Gene Norman Show.EFSD-Morton Downey._KFSG-Hazel Romaine Coach.

10:30-KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailee.KFI-Freddy Martin Show.RAJ-Lonesome Gal.KNX-Command Theater.KFSD-Concert Hall.KFSG-Uncle Paul.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KIKPC-Arthur Van Orch.KWHE-Duke's Doghouse.

10 :45-KECA-One for the Book.KFOX-Music Moderne.KLAC-Johnny Grant st Che's

11-KECA-Cinegrill Music.*KFI, KFSD-News.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

*KNX-News, Larry Thor.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.'KFMB, KFWB-Gene Norman

Show.KFOX-Sky Serenade.KFSG-Mediations.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER-Spirituals.KGFJ-Sweet and Low.KGIL-Records at Random.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Oiro'sKMPC-Esquire Trio.KV0E--Harrison Wood.KWIK-Duke's Doghouse.KW-KW-Let's Dance.!MLA-Bandbox.

11:10-KNX-Sports.11:15---RECA-Ambassador Orch.

KFI-Morton Downey.KNX-Merry-Go-Round.KCBQ-Yesterdays.EFOX-Music of the Masten.KIND-Dance Orch.KFSG-Songs and Devotion.ROFJ-H'wood House Party.KVOE-Cue for Music.KWKW-Thistle Inn.LIMA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:30-KFI-Milestones in Melody'.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.EFSG-Sacred Song Album.KGER-At the Ranchhonse.ECKPC--Leisure Time.KVOE-I Love a Mystery.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11:45-KECA-Fifteen MinutesTill Midnight.

KFI-Guest Star.KNX-You and Travel.

11:55*KMFC--News.12*SECA, KNX-News.

KFI-Musical Menu.KI1J-Rhapsody in War.KFAC-Midnight Serenade.KFTD-Spade Cooley Time

(to 1).KFWB-Music After MidnightKGFJ-Midnight House Guar

(to 6).KGIL-Pat Michaels (to 2).KLAC-Don Otis (to 2).ERKD-Stardust Serenade

(to 5:30).KWIE-Show People's Show

(to 4).KWWW-BIB Sampson (to 3).BELA-Alex Cooper Show.

12:05-ENX-Steve Allen Show.12:30-101-Midnight Flyer.

"HARMONY RAGKFOX's Hal Nichols compo-

sition of "Harmony Rag" ifthe featured musical numberon the service -inspired pro=gram "Salute to Reservists."

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WEDNESDAY, MAY 24*&Indicateas News Broadcast.

8-11ECA, KFMB-Don. McNeill'sBreakfast Club.

111-1-,Coffee Time. .

*KHJ, KGB-Cecil Brown.KNX-Top of the Morning.HFAC-Country Church.KFOX-Bible Society.KInD-Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWI3-Clete Roberts.RGER-Mizpah.KGFJ-pr. Murphy.AGIL-Andrew Fearing.

*KLAC, HAIM, KXLA-News.HOWL-Spanish Hour.AMID-Dr. Brinkley.KV0E-Hotrafte Club.KWIR-Club 1490.KWKW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.8:10-KLAC-Stock Market.8:15*KI1J. HOWL-News.*KNX-News, Dave Valle.

KFOX-Prison Missionaries.KFWB-L. A. Breakfast Club.KGFJ-Melody Time.RGIL-Keyboard Capers.KLAC-Sports.KMPC-Markets; Sports.KXLA-Music.8:25-KLAC-Haynes at the Reins.

8:30-KFL KIND-Jack Bereh.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE--

Bible Institute.KNX, KCBQ-Grand Slam.

*KFAC, KGIL, KRKD-News.KFOX-Words of Life.KIND-Record Rangers.Kt:ER-Hammond.KMPC-Song for You.HOWL-Best Songs.KXLA-Haven of Rest.KWKW-Pasadena Churches.

:35-KRKD.-Spotlight Varieties.1:45-KFI-Meyers Goes to Market.

KNX-Rosemary.HCBQ-Dr. Markey.KFAC-Canty.IEFSD-have Garroway.KFVD-Songs of the Sage.KGER-Bible Treasury Hour.KGFJ-Business Reporter.KGIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

*KMPC-News.KWKW-Voice of China.9-HECA, KFMB-Ladles, Be

Seated.*KFL KFSD, KLAC, KWIA-

News.*KHJ, HVOE-Hate Smith

Speaks.KNX-Wendy Warren.KFAC-Morning Concert.RFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFVD--Waltz Time.KFWB-L. A. Breakfast Club.KGER-Lutheran Hour.KGFJ-Disabled Veterans.KGIL-Morning Varieties.1151PC-Institute of Religions


Program.KRIM-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Tony Sein.KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.

9:05-KFI-Ladies Day.9:15-1111J. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-


*KFVD-News.KGFJ-Airotorials.KGIL-Ballads for Thit.KLAC-Sing. Your Worries

Away.KMPC-Band Box.KWIK-Myrt and Marge.

9:25-HEC A, KFMB-CarolDouglas. Beauty & Fashions

9:30-KECA-Quick as a Flash.KHJ-Women Are Wonderful.KNX. KCBQ-Helen Trent.KFMB-HollywoodKFOX-Full Gospel.KFSD-Call for Mamie.KFVD-Show Tunes.IRFWB-Da e Ormont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGER-God's Half Hour.KGFJ-Racing News.KGIL-Fashions in Music.KMPC-Chef Milani.HOWL-Cancer Crusade.ICNVIK-Garden Spot.KWKW-1300 Club.

9:48-KFI-All Around Town.KNX. KCBQ-Our Gal SundayKFMB-George Murphy.KFVD-School Days.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.'HOWL-Employment Dept.

*KRKD-News.KWIK-Lenny Herman.

10-HECA,KF'MB-Surprise

Package.Page Twenty-two

KFI-All Around Town.*KHNewsJ, KF

GlennXM, KG

Hardy.B. KVOK-

,KNX-Big Sister.KFAC-Accent on Strings.

*KFOX-News.HFSIO-Call for Musts.KIND-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave Ormont.KGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and VineKGIL-Waltz Time.KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill Ewing Show.KOWL-Yiddish Hour.KRKD-Swing Time.RMIK-Musical Scrapbook.KWHIV-Spanish Lessons.KXLA-Tom Cafferty.

16:10-11F0X-Assembly of God.10:15-KFI-Are Ye Listening?

KM-Guess-a-Tune.KNX-Ma Perkins.KGB-Dedicated to You.KGER-Tommy Baird.INGIL-Bing Crosby.KRKD-Dr. Richardson.KWKW-Bass Harris.

10 :20-KILT-Dick Haymes.10 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-KECA, KFMB-My True Story

KFII-Two Boys and a Girl.AHJ-Norma Young.KNX-Young Dr. Malone.HCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.KFOX-Ann Jones Platter


*KGIL, KXLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion. .

KMPC-Musical Tune -O.KRKI)-Artists and ComposersKWIK-Belle Martell.

' KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.10:35-KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.10 :45-Kn-Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX-Guiding Light.KGER-Rev. Le Roy Hopp.KRHD-Midnight Mission.KXLA-Western Music.

10 :55-HECA, REMB-Betty CrockerMagazine of the Air.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.11-HECA, KM/I-Betty Crocker

KFSD-Double orNothing.

KHJ, KFXM. KGB, KV0E-Ladies' Fair.

KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.KFAC-Piano Parade.

KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.KFVD-Bible Institute.KFWB-Maurice Hart.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KGEL-111 Tell the World.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Bill Ewing Show.KOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Songs of YestRWIK-Music for the MiSAUS.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.FLXLA-Western Music.

11:15-HECA, KFMB-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.RFAC-Guy Bates Poet.RGER-Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30t-HECA-Ira Cook.

\ EFL KFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Queen for a Day.KNX. HCB41-Nora Drake.KFAC-Music Hall.

*KFOX, KRIM-News.KFVD-Rescue Mission.KGER-Phil Kerr.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.ROIL-Musical Moments.HOWL-Errand of Mercy.RWIK-Varieties.KWKW-Traffic Quiz.

HOM TOWNJAMBOREE

Cliffie Stone Eddie KirkHerman the Hermit

Bucky Tibbs Speedy WestTennessee Ernie

Top Western TalentKXLA 11:30-12:30

Mon. Thru Fri.

KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.11:40-KFOX-Hit Tunes.11:45-KFL KFSD-Light of the

World.KNX-The Brighter Day.HCBQ-1zetta Jewel.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*KGIL-News.KOWL-Salute to a Star.KRHD-Sweet Pops.KWKW-Adventures in Music.

11:55-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12*KECA, KHJ, KWIK,

KWKW-News.KFI-Farm Reporter.

*KNX-News, Pringle.RFAC-Luncheon Conceit.:MB --Quick as a Flash.

Morning Programs Appear In Lightface Type; Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy -Variety1:36-Easy Aces. KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.6:00-Halls of Ivy, Krt.6:30-Bing Crosby, KNX.8:30 ---Gildersleeve. KFI.

Quiz, Participation7:00-Welcome to Hollywood.

KECA. Bkfst. Club. KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX.10:00-Surprise Package, KECA.11:00-Double or Nothing, KFI.11:30-Queen for a Day. KHJ.12:30-Art Linkletter, IENX.2:30-Bride and Groom, KECA.3:00-Welcome Travelers, 103'1.6:00-Groucho Marx. KNX.7:30-Dr. 1. Q. KECA.8:00-Name That Song, KHJ.9:00-Break the Bank, Kn.

Drama3:00-The Big Story. KIT.8:30-Family Theatre, KHJ.8:30-Dr. Christian, KNX.

Classical, Semi -ClassicalMusic

7:36-HollyWood Music Hall,KNX.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith. KHJ.

12:05-Housewives' League, KNX.4:00-Art Baker, KECA.

4:30-Burritt Wheeler, KFI.4:30-Behind the Story, KHJ.8:00-Lowell Thomas. KNX.

Mystery -Detective7:00-John Steele, KHJ.7:30-Dangerous Assignment,

RFT.8:00-Sherlock Holmes, HECA.9:00-Mr. Chameleon, KNX.9:30-Mr. D. A., Kn.

10:00-I Love a Mystery, KHJ.


12:00-Farm Reporter, Krt.6:45-Answer Man. KILL

Sports8:45-Racing News. KLAC.9:30-Racing. KGFJ.

III :45-Baseball, KALI.5:00-Fred Hessler, 116ER.5:15-Tom Harmon, KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, KRKD.5:45-Race Recap. KGFJ.5:45-Race Results, KRIM.5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC.6:15-Lippy Thicket, KIVIK.6:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC.6:30-Joe Hernandez..101PC.7:00-Harness Racing, KFWB.

Popular -Western Music4:00-Curt Massey, KNX.8:00-Sinatra-Kirsten.8:15-Shore and Smith, KNX.9:45 --Club 15. KNX.11:30-Mindy Carson. KFT.

KFOX-Hit Tunes.HEED-Life Can Be Beautiful.KFVD-Editor of the Air.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom.KMPC-Moods in Music.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRIID-Western Wayside.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-KNX-Knox Manning.KWH'W-Sports News.

12:15.-KECA-Norwood Smith Sings.KIT, ILFSD-Road of Life.KHJ-Music.

*KFOX, KFVD, HOER-News.' KGIL-Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC-News to You.RWIK-2 Beaux & a Belle.KWKW-Los Angeles Mission.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-KECA-Frances Scully.

KFI, RI'SD-Pepper Young.KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KNX. HCBQ-Art Linkletter.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News; Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1930 Club.ROIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.KRKD-Prairie Schooner.FiWIR-Hank Penny.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.

11:45-KFL KFSD-Right toHappiness.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. 111 OE-Major League Baseball.

*RIAU-News.KMPC-Song Stars.KWKW-Sports.

12:50-KECA-Double Feature.HWKW-Bill Garr Show.

12:55*KNX, KCEQ-Cedric Adams.KGFJ-Snorts Flash.

-KECA-ira Lona.KFI, HFSD-Backstage Wife.KILL KFXM, KGB, 1110E-

Major League Baseball.KNX, IICBQ-Nona From

Nowhere.KFAC-Village Festival.KFOX-Texas Tiny.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Peter Slack, Organ.KGFJ-1930 Club.KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News.KMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL --Joe Adams Show.KRHD-Prairie Schooner.KWIK-Paul Page.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.KXLA-P.T.A.

1:15-KFI, HFSD-Stella Dallas.KNX-George Fisher.KFAC-Success Story.KLAC-570 Club.KWKW-Races and Sports.

KXLA-Garden Chat.1:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Easy Aces.

KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.KNX-International Disc

Jockey.MAC-Matinee.KFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.*KFWB-News.KGER-Clark Sparks Show.

KGFJ-Armchair Concert.KGIL-Homemakers.KRKD-Polka Time.KWIK-Music Mart.KXLA-Western Music.

1:45*RECA-Baukhage Talking.KI1, KFSD-Widder Brown.KFMB-Morgan Music.KGER-Hawaiian Melodies.

1:55*KNX-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.2-HECA, KFMB-Hannibal

Cobb.KFI, KFSD-When a GirlMarries.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KV0H-Baseball.

KNX-Open House.KCBQ-Home Show.KFAC-Composers' Corner.KFOX-Texas" Tiny.KFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Beach Band.KGFJ-Meet the Band.KUL-Musical Memories.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.KOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-L. A. Fire Dept.KWIK-Rose Dee.KVIKW-1300 Club.KXLA-Niestern Music.

2:10-KLAC-570 Club.2 :15-KFI. KFSD-Portia Faces

Life.KRKD-Fun With Fables.KWIK-Traffic Dept.

2:25-IKGFJ-Sports Flash.2:30-HECA, B1111B-Bride & Groom

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE WEDNESDAY RADIO LOGS

REt. KFSD-Just Plain Bill.KNX. KCBQ-Bing Crosby.KGER-Garden School.EGFJ-Variety on Piano.Kt:IL-Variations in Rhythm.KMPC-California Carousel.KRKD-Tunes in Tempo.KWIK-Confidentially Yours.KWKW-Bass Harris.KXLA-Continental Serenade.

2 :40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2 :45-KFI,' .KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.E('BQ-Arthur Godfrey.

Mini-Romantic Memories.KRKI)-Crosby Tnnes.

2 :55*EF:CA, KFMB-WalterKiernan.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.3-KECA-Ira Cook.

KFL KFSD-WelcomeTravelers.

KFI.1, KFNM, KGB, HVOE-Basehall.

K'.. HCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.K I A( -World of Opera.KCVIR-Pick a Date.KFOX-Star Dust.

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1070 IC.

COO WATTS

KFVD-Harlematinee.KM'S-Peter Potter.*KGER-News Fiesta Grande.

Mini-Record Jackpot.KGIL-Encore Time.

*KLAC, KXLA-News.KM PC -31 usical Tune -O.ROW Adams Show.KRRI)-Tops in Pops.KIVIK-La Pointe Show.KWKW-Rodeo Bill.

3 :15--KHJ-Baker's Dozen.KFOX-Here's to Vets.*Kt:IL-News.KLAC-Don Otis Show.


3 :25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.3 :30-KECA-Leyden With Song.

KFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary.KFA(Lyrics in Chorus.KFOX-Everybody's Business.KFVD-Song Stylists.KGB-baseball Scoreboard.KGER- Rancho 1390. L-Dance Matinee.KM 1'C-Magic of Melody.BOWL-Melody Matinee.

*K HRH-News : Music.K W-Foothill Features.

3 : 45-E KESD-We Les e & LearnKHJ-Lynn Looks at H'wood.

*KFAC-News.KFMB-Ted Malone.K FOX, KFVD-Old-Age

Pensions.KRKD-Modern Melodies.

3 :55*KGER-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.4-KECA-Art Baker's Notebook.

KFI. KFSD-This Woman'sSecret.

*KHJ, KFXM. KGB-FultonLewis.

K NX HCBQ-Curt MasseyTime.

KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.*KFOX, KOWL-News.

KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Review.K(ilL-Jad Dees Show.

*KLAC-News, Sports.*RMPC-News. Hornet.

KRKD-Songs of the Saddle.HAVIK-Bill Bryan Show.KWKW-Music.KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4 :15-KFI, KFSD-Dr. Paul.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, RIDE-Frank Hemingway.

KNX, KCBQ-Strike it Rich.KFOX-Freddy Martin.KLAC-California Melodies.AMPC-Bands and Ballads.HOWL-Italian Hour.

4.20-K ECA-Play It Again.4.25-KGFJ-Sport 6.4 :30-KFI-Burritt Wheeler.*KILL KFX51, KGB, Kl'OE-

Behind the Story.*KFMB-News.

KFOX-Musie.RFS/II-Music.KGFJ-Record Review.

KM PC-Roddy McDowellShow.

K WK W-Bill Sampson Show.4 :45-K E('A-Happy Theater.

*KHJ, KGB-News.KNX-Harry Babbitt.

*KFSD-H. V. Kaltenborn.KFWB-Red Rowe.KLAC-Racing Roundup.KO VIL-Sportsca st.

*KRKD-News.4.55*KGER-News.RGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-11ECA,KESS B-Challenge

the Yukon.of

*KFI-Feature Wire.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

M ark Trail.*KNX, KCBQ-Frank Goss,

NPWS.KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFt)X-Sunshine Mission.KFSD-Prelude to Evening.KFSI)-Star Tune Time.KINIB--Red Rowe.KGER-Sports. Fred Hessler.KGFJ-Jive at 5.KGIL-Children's Corner.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KM PC-News : Bill Ewing.

KOWL-Chico's Swingtime.KRKO-Songs of the Saddle.KW IE-Hank Penny.

*KWKW-News.KX LA-Harmony Park.

5 :15*KF1-News.' KNX-Tom Harmon.

KG ER-Rancho 1390.Mini-Pianists of the Future.MAC-Bill Stewart.KM PC-I. pswing.K WKW-Today at the Races.

5 :30-KE(' A, KFMIS-JackArmstrong.KFI-Casa Cogs t.

KH.11, KFXM, KGB, K VOE-T Mix.

*KNX, KCISQ-Chet Huntley.KFAC-W lion Bill Club.

*KFO X, K ( ER, ROIL-News.*K FSD-This Is the Story.

KFVD-Piano Parade.*KGFJ-Alvin Wilder.

KMPC-All-Time Hits.ARMS-Sports Dail.KWIK-th erseas Disc JockeysKWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KNLA-Soueakin' Deacon.

5 :45*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson.*KNX-Ed Morrow.- KFOX-Your Fishcaster.KFVD-Song Pictures.KGER-W. B. Record.Kt:El-Race Recap.ROIL-Tops in Fops.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KM l'C-Top Tunes.KRK0- Race Results.

6*KECA-Edwin C. Hill.MT, KFSD-Halls of Ivy.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB. KVOE-Ga briel Meatier.

KNX. KCB(1-Groucho Marx.KFAC-Prelude to Evening.

*FUG X. KLAC-News.*KEWB-('fete Roberts, News.

KGER-American Soul Clinic.KGFJ-Repeat Performance.Rolle -Easy Listening.

*KMPC-News, Norman NesbittKOVIL-Joe Adams Show.Ft REM-Varieties in Music.KWIK-Will Allen.KWKW-Carlos Moran.

IA-Pasadena Playhouse.:05*KECA, KFMB-Bob tarred,

News.KIAC-M Jarvis Ballroom.6.15*KECA-Main Street to Malibu.

*KILL KGB-Mutual Newsreel.KFWB-Soorts.ROIL-Latin-American

Rhythms.KM PC-Bah Kelley. Sports.KWIK-Lippy Bucket, Sports.

6 :20*KECA-Headline Edition.:30-KECA-Modern Romances.

KFI-Christoplier London.KHJ, KGB. 111 ilE-Telio-TestKNX. FCCBQ-Bing Crosby

Show.KFAC-Musical Milestones.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.EFWB-America Dances.KGER-Back to the Bible.RGIL-Treasure and Pleasure.KM PC-Golden Gate Fields.KWIK-American Jewish Hr.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show.

6 :45-K11.1, KGB. K VOE-AnswerMan.ROIL-Down Memory Lane.

KRKD-Timely Topics.K XLA-Western Music.:55*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, svor.-

In II Henry.KFMR-Lone Ranger./ KF1-The Big Story.

KEW. MASI, 'Slat-JohnSteele. Adventurer.

KNX, KCBQ-Reserve.K FA( '-'rwi light Hour.KFOX-Friendly Philosopher.K PSI )-Big Story.KFWB-Harness Racing.KGER-Family Bible Hour.Kt:IA-Musical Digest.

*KC' 1.-News.*K LAC-News : 570 Club.

K3114 :-Works and Music.Kl'PC-Pasadena Musicians.*KRKD-Harry W. Flannery.K V0E-Meet Your Neighbor.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Western Music.

:15-KFOX-Es ening Melodies.ROIL-Songs by Crosby.RPPC-Organ Recital.K HMI-Three-Quarter Time.K VOE-Candlelight and Silver.KWIK-Listeners Talk Back.KNIA-Popular Music.

1 :30- KECA KFMB-Dr. I. Q.RFT, HFSO-Dangerous

Assignment.KHJ. KFNM, KGB. KVOE-

CiscoRN X. KC IIQ-Hol lywood

Music Hall.KFA('-Echoes and Encores.K Ft I X-Meet the Band.KIW B-Music.Kt ,E it-Rev. Al Harlan.NI:IL-Sherman Oaks C. of C.KPPC-Music.KRKO-Dr. Richardson.KWIK-Burbank Theater

Guild.K WK W-Retz Spanish

Program.7 :45*K FOX-News.KING-Rev. Kelso Glover.

KIWIS-Rosary Hour.KIT('-Church Night Series.

, KFMB-SherlockHolmes.

1KFI, KFSD-Light-Cp Time.KIM KFXM, KGB, KV0E-

Name That Song.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.

K FA C-Even ing Concert.K FOX-Americans Speak Up.K FS( i-Rev. Kelso Glover.

KGER-Rible Treasury.KGFJ-Fishing Pals.K GI I .-Platter Party.KM PC-Southland Story.R.W1K-Garden Spot.KWKW-Italian Melodies.

*K X LA-News.14:10-KMPC-Baseball: L.A. Angels

vs. Portland fleas erg.:15*It II. KIND-World News.KNX-Dinah Shore and Jack

Smith.KIT) X-Music.K FV111-1 West Star.KG ER-Hebrew Christian.*Kt:Kt-News. Averill Berman.BLAU-Baseball : Hollywood

at San Diego.KX IA-Cal 'Itch.

11 :15-K ECA, FUMB-Album ofMystery.

:30-RICA-Cliche Club.KFI, KFSI)-Great GildersleeveKill. KFNM, KGB, KVOE-

Family Theater.KNX. K('BQ-Dr. Christian.KI1111-M.G.M. Theater.K FOX -1.. B. Town Forum.

*KFWB-News.KG Elt-Musie Halt.KGE1-Today's Hits.RPPC-PCC Drama Time.KWIK-A Story for you.KWKW-Classical Hour.K XL A-(Ile Rasmussen.

:45-KFWK-Bill Anson.KWIK-Voice of the Army.KECA-Talk, Thomas Dewey.

9 KIST)-Break the Bank.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

News. Glenn Hardy.KNX-Mr. Chameleon.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Skylite Jamboree.KING-Rev. Hal Smith.KFWB-Bill Anson.EGER-U. N. Story.K 6E1-Western Music.ROIL-Musical Scrapbook.K LAC-Baseball.KM I'('-Baseball.KPPC-Club Time.

*K W I K-Rnbert Arden.K WE W-Jazz Works.K XLA-Squea kin' Deacon.

9 :15*K11.1, KGB. K VOE-FultonLewis.

KFOX-Barn Dance.EGER-Fired MrClesky.KWIK-Bill 'rusher.

9 :30-KECA=Le wrenee Welk Show.KFI. KFSI)-Mr. Dist. Atty.KILL KFXM, KGB. KVOE-

Fred Bowser.

KN X-Iteulah.Kt-MB-Lionel Barry more.KFOX-Pee VI ce Hunt Oreh.KING-Missionary Sews.KGER-John Brown Schools.KGFJ-Blue of Evening.ROIL-I'll Tell the World.IC PPC-Jazz Tunes.MUM-hand of the Day.

9 :45-111.1. KFX51, KGB. EVOE-Musir.

KNX, KC BQ-Cluh 15.KFMB-Bing Crosby.KFON-Swingtime Serenade.K ING-Songs in the Night.

9 :55*KK11,1.PPC-Red

HI; XM -Cro

News.ssProgram.

1 0*KECA, K FM B-Rich fieldReporter.

*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes, NewsKFXM, KGB-I Love a

Mystery.*K N -th et Huntley. News.

RI BO-Lonesome Gal.E 1 'A C-51 u steal Crossroads.K FOX-Music.10.1,W11-Gene Norman Show.KG ER-When Day Is Done.MGR)-Platter Party.ROIL-Folk Music.KLAC-Baseball.KM PC- Baseba II.KPPC-Wednesday Musicale.K WA W-I.et 's Dance.K XLA-Music.

10 :15-KECA-Sports, Hank Weaver.K FI-Johnny Murray.

*K11.1, KGB-Frank Edwards..KNX-Bob Elson.KFMB-Gene Norman Show.E CON-Sixth Army Band.KFSD-Sports By -Lines.K ING-Rev C. T. James.

10 :30-KECA- Dr. Ereueriek Baffles.KF1-Kay Kyser Show.KH.1-Lonesome Gal.KNX-Symphonette.K FOX-Music Modern.KFSD-Concert Hall.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.Kt:ER-Music as You Like It.KMPC-Arthur Van Orch.KWIK-Duke's Doghouse.R LA-Western Music.

10 :45- KECA--One for the Book.Kre4G-Soloist.KXLA-Johnny Grant at

Cirn'e.

11-KEC A-Cinegrill Music.

*KFI-News.KILT-Baker's Dozen.

*KNX-News. Larry Thor.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFAIB, KFWB-Gene 'Bonnets

Show.K FON-Sky Serenade.KING-Records.IEFV1)-Spade Cooley Time.ROB-Melodies Till Midnight.KcEs-Spirituals.KGFJ-Sweet and Low.KGIL-Records at Random.K AC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'.KM PC-Esquire Trio.K VOE-Harrison Wood.KWIK-CafeKWKW-Let's Dente.KXLA-Music.

II :10-KNX-Sports.11 :15-K ECA-Beverly Hills Oreh.

KFI,Johnny Murray.K NX-Merry-Go-Ronnd.K FOX-Music of the mown.KG FJ-H'wood Rouserarty.KV0E-Coe for MIMIC.KWKW-ThiSiltKNLA-Alex Cooper ethOer.

11:30-KFI-Mindy Carson singe.KFOX-Hat's Memory ROOM.TUN(:-Organ.Kt:ER-At the Ranchhotille.KMPC-Leisure Time.K VOE-1 Love a Mystery.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11 :45-HECA-Fifteen MinutesTill Midnight.KFI-Milestones in Melody.

KNX-You and Travel.11 :55*KMPC-News.

12*KECA, KNX-News.KFI-Musical Menu.KHJ-Rhapsody in Wax.KFAC-Midnight Serenade.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KFIVIS--Music After MidnightKGFJ-Midnight House Guest

(to 6).ROIL-Pat Michaels (to 21.KLAC-Don Otis (to 2).EBRO-Stardust Serenade

(to 5:301.KWIK-Show People's Show

(to 4).KXLA-Alex Cooper Show

(to 5).IF :05--KNX-Steve Allen Show.12 :30-KFI-Mid&,r,ht Flyer.

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THURSDAY, MAY 25*Indicates News Broadcast.

8-KECA, KFMB-Don McNeill'sBreakfast ('lub.

KFI-Coffee Time.*KHJ. KGB-Cecil Brown.

KNX-Top of the Morning.KFAC-Country Church.KFOX-Bible Society.KFSD-Open House.KFVD-Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWB-Clete Roberts. News.KGER-Mizpah.KGFJ-Sheldon Shepard.KGIL-Andrew Fearing.

*KLAC, KMPC, KXLA-News.BOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Dr. Brinkley.KVVIK-Clob 1490.KWKW-Rancho Grande

Fiesta.8:10-KLAC-Stock Market.8:15*KH.1, KOWL-News.

*KNX-News, Dave Valle.ELFOX-Prison Missionaries.KFWB-Bill Leyden.KGFJ-Melody Time.KGIL-Keyboard Capers.HLAC-Sports; Haynes at the

Reins.KMPC-Markets.KXLA-Music.

8:25-KMPt-Sports Roundup.8:30-KR, KFSD-Jack Berch.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-Haven of Rest.

KNX, HCBQ-Grand Slam.*KFAC, KGILL, KRKD-News.

KFOX-Words of Life.Kt-VD-Record Rangers.KGER-Bob Hammond.KMPC-Song for You.HOWL-Best Songs.KVIRW-Pasadena Churches.

8:35-KIIIED-Spotlight Varieties.li:45-.-KFI-Myers Goes to Market.

KNX-Rosemary.HCBQ-Dr. Markey.KFAC-Unity.HFSD-Dave Garroway.KIND-Songs of the Sage.KFWB-Music.KGEH-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-L. A. Fire DepartmentKGIL-On Parade.KLAC-Racing News.

*KMPC-News.KWKW-Voice of China.

9 -HECA, KFMB-Ladies, BeSeated.

*KFI. HFSD, KLAC, KVVIK-News.

*HHJ. KV0E-Hate SmithSpeaks.

KNX-Wendy Warren.HFAC-Morning Concert.KFOX-Pentecostal Church.KFVD-Waltz Time.KFWB-Strolling Tom.KGER-Lutheran Hour.KGFJ-Your County at Work.KGI},--Morning Varieties.KMPC-Institute of Religious


Program.KRKD-Sagebrush Serenade.KWKW-Tony Sein.

TENNESSEE ERNIEIN

RADIO'S HOTTESTWESTERN SHOW

KXLA9 - 10 A. M. - Mon. -Fri.

KXLA-Bar Nothing Ranch.9:05-KFI-Ladies Day.9:15-K114, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Gillespie Garden Guide.KNX, K('BQ-Aunt Jenny.IWON-Our Christian World.RESD-It's a Good Idea.

*KFVD-News.KFWB-Unity Daily Word.KGFJ-Airotorials.KGIL-Ballads for Yon.KLAC-Sing Worries Away.KMPC-Band Box.KWIK-Myrt .and Marge.

9:25-HECA, KFMB-CarolDouglas. Beauty & Fashions

9:30-KECA-Quick as a Flash.KHJ-Women Are Wonderful.KNX, HCBQ-Helen Trent.KFMB-Hollywood U.S.A.KFOX-Full Gospel.KFSD-Call for Music.KFVD-Show Tunes.KFWB-Dave Onnont.KGB-Molly Morse.KGETt-'Thl's Half Hour.EGFC-".,, log News.

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KGIL--Fashions in Music.KMPC-Chef Milani.HOWL-Tune Time.HVOE-Errand of Mercy.KWIK-Garden Spot.KWKW-1300 Club.

9:45-KFI-All Around Town.KNX, KClitt-Our Gal SundayBRIO-Dick Haymes.KIND-School Days.KGFJ-With Melody in Mind.KOWL-Voice of the Army.

*KRKD-News.KV0E-Civic.KWIK-Lenny Herman.

10-HECA,AMES-Surprise

Package.KFI-All Around Town.

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

KNX-Big Sister.KCBQ-Koffee Klatch.KFAC-Accent on Strings.

*ERIN-News.KFSD-Call for Mimic.KFVD-Ballad Bests.KFWB-Dave °rove.KGER-Earl Lee.KGFJ-From Sunset and Vine.KGIL-Waltz Time.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KIMPC-Bill Ewing Show.HOWL-Yiddish Hour.KRIM-Swing Time.KWIK-Musical Scrapbook.KWKW-Spanish Lessons.KXLA-Tom Cafferty.

10:10-KFOX-Assembly of God.10:15-KFI-Are Ye l.istening?KHJ-Guess-a-Tune.HNX-Ma Perkins.KFSD-Heaven on Earth.KGB-Dedicated to You.KGER-Tommy Baird.ROIL-Ring ('rushy.FERFED-Dr. Richardson.HWHW-Bass Harris.

10:20-KHJ-Dick Haymes.10:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.10:30-BECA. KFMII-My True StoryKFI-Two Boys and a Girl.KM-Norma Young.

KNX-Young Dr. Malone.KCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Serenade.KFOX-Ann Jones PlatterParty.HFSD-Call for Music.KIND-Memory Melodies.HOER-Helen Markham.

*KGIL, KXLA-News.KLAC-Honest Opinion.KMPC-Musical Tune -O.KRKD-Artists!and ComposersK %LK-Belle Martell.KWKW-Fantasias Musicales.

19:35-KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.10:45-KFI-Life Can Be Beautiful.KNX-Guiding Light.KGER-Rev. Le Roy Kopp.KRKD-Midnight Mission.KWIK-Betty Lou Wilson.KXLA-Western Music.

10:55-HECA, KFIVIB-Betty CrockerMagazine.

KGF.ISporte Flash.11-HECA, KFMB-Betty Crocker

Magazine.KFI, KFSD-Double or'

Nothing.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Ladies' Fair.KNX-Second Mrs. Burton.KCBQ-Take It Easy.KFAC-Piano Parade.KFOX-Jimmie Dolan.KFVD-Bible Institute.KFWB-Maurice Hart.KGFJ-Yesterday's Hits.KGIL-Midmorning Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-BIII Ewing Show.HOWL-Spanish Hour.KRKD-Songs of Yesteryear.FEWIEK-Rob Long, Songs.KWIIW-Fantasias Musicales.KXLA-Western Music.

11:15-HECA, KFMB-Victor H.Lindlahr.

KNX-Perry Mason.KGER-Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA-Pasadena News.11:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.11:30-KECA-Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD-Today's ChildrenKHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Queen for a Day.KNX, HCBQ-Nora Drake.KFAC-Musie Hall.

*KFMB-Bankhage Talking.*KFOX, KRKD-News.

KFVD-Rescue Mission.KGER-Phil Kerr.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KG11,--Musical Moments.KOWL-Babe Ruth Adventures

IK-Vocal Varieties.KWHW-Women Voters

League.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

11:40-KFOX-lilt Tunes.11:45-KFI, KFSD-Light of the

World.KNX-The Brighter Day.FCCBQ-Izetta Jewel.KGER-Semi-Classic Hits.KGFJ-Remember Romany.

*KGIL-News.HOWL-Salute to a Star.KRKD-Sweet Pops.KWIK-Noonday Bandstand.KWKW-Freedom Story.

11:55-HGFJ-Sports Flash.12*K"A' KHJ, HCBQ, KGB,

KVOE, KWIE. KWKW-News.

Moraine Programs Appear in Lightface Type: Afternoon andEvening Programs in Boldface.Comedy -F ariety

1:30-Easy Aces. KECA.2:45-Arthur Godfrey, KNX.6:30-Duffy's Tavern, KR.8:00-Amateur Hour. HECA.8:30-Henry Aldrich, KFI.9:00-Father Knows Best, KR.9:30-Blondie. KECA.


KECA.8:y0-McNeill Bidet: Club, KECA8:30-Grand Slam, KNX',

10:00-Surprise Package. KECA.11:00-Double or Nothing, Eli.11:30-Queen for a Day, KHJ.12:30-Art Linkletter, KNX.2:30-Bride and Groom, KECA.3:00-Welcome Travelers, KR.

Drama6:00-Screen Guild, KFI.7:00-Hallmark Playhouse, BN17:30-Hollywood Theater. KNX.

Comment -Narration7:45-Fred Beck, KNX.9:00-Kate Smith. KHJ.

12:05-Housewives' League, KNX.4:00-Art Baker, HECA.4:30-Burritt

Wheeler, KFI.4:30-Behind the Story, KHJ.8:00-Lowell Thomas. KER.8:45-Robert Montgomery. HECA

Mystery-Datective6:00-Suspense, KKR.

6:30-Crime Photographer, KKR7:00-Murder at Midnight, KHJ.7:00-Counterspy, KECA.7:30-Gregory Hood, HECA.7:30-Dragnet. KFI.8:30-Mr. Keen, ERR.9:00-FBI in Peace and War.

KNX.9:30-International Airport, HHJ

10:00-1 Love a Mystery, BIELPublic Interest-

Information12:00-Farm Reporter, KFI.6:45-Answer Man, KHJ.9:00-Author Meets Critics,

KECA.Sports

8:45-Racing News, KLAC.9:30-Racing, KGFJ.

10 Behan , KALI.5:00-Fred Hessler, HOER.5:15-Tom 'Harmon. KNX.5:30-Sports Dial, ERIED.5:45-Race Recap, KGFJ.5:45-Sam Baiter, KLAC.5:45-Race Results, KRKD.6:15-LIppy Duckett, KWIK.0:15-Bob Kelley, KMPC.6:30-Joe Hernandez. KMPC.1:00-Harness Racing, KFYVB.8:30-Sports for All, KHJ.Popular -Western Music

4:00-Curt Massey, KNX.7:00-Supper Club. KR.8:00-Sinatra-Kirsten,8:15-Shore and Smith. KNX.9:45 --Club 15, KNX.

KIT-Farm Reporter.*KNX-Dews, Pringle

KFAC-Luncheon Concert.KFMB-Quick as a Flash.KESD-Life Can Be BeautifulKFVD-Editor of the Air.KFVVB--Bill Anson.KGER-Songs for Luncheon.KGFJ-Intermission.KGIL-Noonday Melodies.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMPC-Moods in Music.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Western Wayside.KXLA-Hometown Jamboree.

12:05-KNX-Knox Manning.KWKW-Sports News.

12:15-HECA-Norwood Smith Sings.Kn. KFSD-Rond of Life.KHJ-Music.

*KFOX, HFVD, KGER-News.KG1L-Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC-News to You.KWKW-Los Angeles Mission12:20-KHJ-Music.

12:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.12:30-HECA-Frances Scully.

KR. KFSD-Pepper tonna.KHJ-Nancy Dixon.KNX, HCBQ-Art Unkletter.KFMB-Modern Romances.KFOX-Pacific Breezes.KFVD-Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB-News.}EGER-Luncheon. Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club:KGIL-Wesley Tuttle.KMPC-Facts for Farmers.HEED-Prairie Schooner.K1%1E-Garden Spot.KXLA-Ole Rasmussen.


KHJ, HFXM, KGB, HVOE-Major League Baseball. `

*KFAC-News.KFW11--Bill Anson.KMPC-Song Stars.IEWIK-Luncheon Melodies.

12:50-KECA-Double Feature.KWHIV-Bill Garr Show.

12:55*KNX, HCBQ--Cedric Adams.KGFJ-Sports Flash.

1-RECA-1ra Cook.K11, KFSD-Backstage WifeKILL KFXM, KGB, KV0E-

Baseball.X, KCBQ-Nona From

Nowhere.KFAC-1.. A. Medical Assn.HFOX-Texas Tiny.EFV11-Shopping Highlights.KFWB-Bill Anson.KGER-Luncheon Serenade.KGFJ-1230 Club.KC:EL-Wesley Tuttle.

*KLAC-News; Sports.IEMPC-Major League Ball.KOWL-Joe Adams Show.REED-Prairie Schooner.HULK-Pages of Memory.KWKW-Bill Garr Show.KXLA-Community

Broadcaster.1:15-HFI, KFSD-Stella Dallas.

KNX-George Fisher.KFAC-Classroom Radio.KLAC-570 Club.KWKW-Races and Sports.KXLA-Farm News.

1:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.1:30-KECA-Easy Aces.

KFI, KFSD-Lorenzo Jones.ENX-International Disc

Jockey.KFAC-Matinee.KFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.*KFWB-News.

KGER-Here's to Vets.KGFJ-Armchair Concert.KGIL-Homemakers.KEKD-Polka Time.KWLK-Music Mart.KXLA-Western Music.

1:45*HECA-Batikbage Talking.KR. KESD-Widder Brown.Kt-wit-Bill Anson.HOER-Hawaiian Melodies.1:55*KNX-News.KGFJ-Snorts Flash.

2-KE('A, IMMB--Hannibal CobbEFL KFSD-When a Girl

Marries.HHJ, KFXM, KGB, HY OE-

Baseball.KNX-Open Rouse.HCBQ-Home Show.KFAC-Composers' Corner.EFOX-Texas Tiny.TEFVD-Saddle Mountain

Roundup.KIWI'S-Bill Anson.KGER-Long Beach Band.IEGFJ-Meet the Band.IEGIL--Musical Memories.

*KLAC-News, Sports.KMPC-Major League Ball.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.EREM-Dept. of Employment.KWKW-1300 Club.KXLA-Weetern Music.

2:10-KLAC-570 Club.2 :15-1317, KFSD--Portia Faoes Life

KRIM-Times in Tempo.

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE THURSDAY RAMO LOGSKWIK-Mrs. Lucile Anderson.KWKW-Sports.

2:25-KGFJ-Sports Flash.2:30-KECA, KFMB-Bride & Groom

KFI, IIFSD-Just Plain Bill.KNX, KCBQ-Bing Crosby.KGER-Garden School.KGFJ-Variety on Piano.KGIL-Square-Dance Show.KMPC-California Carousel.KWIK-Band of the Day.KWKW-Bass Harris.KNLA-Continental Serenade.

4:40-KGER-Long Beach Band.2:45-KE1, KFSD-Front-Page

Farrell.KNX-Arthur Godfrey.HGFJ-Romantic Memories.KGII.-Variations in Rhythm.KRICD-Crosby Tunes.KXLA-Music.

2:55*HECA, KFMB-WalterKiernan.

KGFJ-Sports Flash.vi-HECA-kra Cook.

KFT, KFSD-WelcomeTravelers.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, 'IVOR-Baseball.

KNX, KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey.KFAC-World of Opera.KFIVIR-Pick a Date.KFOX-Matinee Melodies.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.

*KGER-News; Fiesta Grande.KGFJ-Record Jackpot.IEGIL-Encore Time.

*KLAC, KXLA-News. 'KMPC-Musical Tune -O.HOWL-Joe Adams Show.KRKD-Tops in Pops.KWIK-Armand LaPointe

SIRlv.KWKW-Rodeo Bill.

3:10-KLAC-.Don Otis Show.3:15-KH,11-Baker's Dozen.

KFOX-George Highley.*KGIL-News.KWKW-Races and Sports.

KXLA-Juke Box Matinee.3:25-1KGFJ-Sports Flash.3:30-KECA-Leyden With Song.

KFI, KFSD-Aunt Mary.KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus.KFOX-Everybody's Business.KFVD-Song Stylists.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGIL-Dance Matinee.KMPC-Magic of Melody.HOWL-Melody Matinee.

*KRIM-News.KWKW-Foothill Features.

3:33-KRHD-Interludi'3:45-KFI. IIFSD-WeLove & Learn

RAJ-Lynn Looks at H'wood.*KFAC-News.

KFMB-Ted Malone.RFOX, KFVD-Old-Age

Pensions.KRIED-Modern Melodies.

3:53*KGER-News.KGFJ-Sports Flash.HECA-Art Baker's Notebook.4 EFL KFSD-This Woman's

Secret.*HMI, KFXM. KGB, KVOE-

Fulton Lewis.KNX, HCBQ-Curt Massey


*KFOX, KOWL-News.KFVD-Harlematinee.KFWB-Peter Potter.KGER-Rancho 1390.KGFJ-Record Review.KGIL-Jad Dees Show.

*KLAC-News. Sports.*KMPC-.-Bill Florae', News.

KRIID-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Bill Bryan Show.KIVKW-Music.RXLA-Juke Box Matinee.

4:15-KFI, KIND-Dr. Paul.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Frank Hemingway.KNX, KCBQ-Strike It Rich.KFOX-Freddy Martin.KLAC-California Melodies.KMPC-Twilight Tales,

Stories of Magic Land.HOWL-Italian Hour.

4 :20-RECA-Play It Again.4 :25-KGFJ-Sports.4 :30-KFI-Burritt Wheeler.*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, TINGE-

Behind the Story.*KFMB-News.

KFOX-Music.KFSD-Tunes and Topics.KFWB-Red Rowe.KOFJ-Record Review.KMPC-Roddy McDowall

Show.KWKW-Bill Sampson Show.

4 :45-KECA-Happy Theater.*KHJ, KGB, KVOE-News.KNX-Harry Babbitt.

*KFSD-Richard Harkness.KLAC-Racing Roundup.KOWL=Sportscast.

*KREM-News.4 :55*KGER-News.KOFJ-Sports Flash.

5-HECA, KFMB-Green Hornet.*KFI-Feature Wire.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, IEVOE-Straight Arrow.

*KNX,Frank Goss.

KFAC-Sunset Serenade.KFOX-Sunshine Mission.KIND-Star Tune Time.KFIVB-Stuart Hamblen.KGER-Sports, Fred Hessler.KGFJ-Jive at 5.KGIL-Children's Program.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports.*KMPC-News; Bill Ewing.

HOWL-Chico-8 swingtime.KRHD-Songs of the Saddle.KWIK-Storybook Land.

*KWKW-News.KXLA-Harmony Park.

5:15*KF1-News.KNX-Tom Harmon.KGER-Rancho 1390.

*KGFJ-Alvin Wilder.KLAC-Bill Stewart.KMPC-Epswing.KWKW-Today at the Races.

5:30-HECA, KFMB-Sky King.KFI-Casa Cugat.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

B-Bar-B Riders.*KNX, KCINQ-Chet Huntley.

KFAC-Whoa Bill Club.*KFOX, KGER, KGFJ-News.

KFSD-This Is the Story.KFVD-Piano Parade.KGIL-Sports World.KMPC-All-Time Hits.KRKI)-Sports Dial.KWIK-Overseas Disc JockeysKWKW-Romano Spanish Hr.KXLA-Squeakin Deacon.

5:4,5*KFI, KFSD-Elmer Peterson.*KNX-Ed R. Morrow.

KFOX-Your Fisheaster.KFVD-Song Pictures.KGER-W. B. Record.KGFJ-Race Recap.KGIL-Tops in Pops.KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports.KMPC-Top Tunes.KRHD-Race Reisults.

e*KECA-Edwin C! Hill.V KFI, KFSD-Screen Guild

Theater.*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE-

Gabriel Heatter.KNX, KCBQ-Suspense.KFAC-Prelude to Evening.KGIL-Down Memory Lane.KRIM-Timely Topics.KXLA-Music.

*KFOX, KLAC-News.*KFWB-Clete Roberts, News.KGER-American Soul Clinic.KGFJ-Repeat Performance.KGIL-Easy Listening.

*KMPC-News, Norman NesbittHOWL-Joe Adams Show.HRKD-Varieties in Music.KNUTH-Robert Nathan.KWKW-Carlos Moran.K XLA-Scandinav ian Hour.

6:05*HECA, KFMB-Bob Garred.News.

6:15*KECA-Main Street to Malibu.*KHJ, KGB-Mutual Newsreel.

KFOX-Hawaiian Music.KFWB-Sports.KGIL-Latin-American

Rhythms.KLAC-Al Jarvis Ballroom.KMI'C-Bob Kelley, Sports.KVI1K-Zippy Docket, Sports.

6:20*KE( A-Headline Edition.6:30-KEGS-Modern Romances.

HE!, KFSD-Duffy's Tavern.RHJ, KGB, HVOE-Tello-TestKNX, KCBQ-Crime

Photographer.KFAC-Musical Milestones.KFMB-Gregory Hood.KFOX-Hal's Memory Room.KFVVB-America Dances.KGER-Back to the Bible.KGIL-Treasure and Pleasure.KMPC-Golden Gate Fields.KWIK-American Jewish Hr.KWKW-Hoyos Hour.KXLA-Eddy Arnold Show.

6:45-KHJ, KGB, HVOE-AnswerMan.

6:55*KHJ, KGB, RVOE-Bill Henry7-HECA, ICFMB-David

Harding. Counterspy.KFI, KFSD-Supper Club.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Murder

at Midnight.KNX, KCBQ-Hallmark

Playhouse.KFAC-Twilight Hour.KFWB-Harness Racing.KGER-Family Bible Hour.

*KGIL, KRHD-News.FEGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KLAC-News; 570 Club.RMPC-Words and Music.

*KWIK-Frank Edwards.

KW KW-Hoyos Hour.KNI.A-Western Music.

7:15-KFOX-Evening Melodies.KOIL-Songs by Crosby.KRIM-Three-Quarter Time.KWIK-Babe Ruth AdventuresRN-LA-Popular Music.

7:30-HECA-Casebook of GregoryHood.

KY!, KFSD-Dragnet.KFX3f, KGB, KVOE-

Red Ryder.KNX, KCBQ-skippy

Hollywood Theater.KFAC-Echoes and Encores.KFMB-Blondie.KFOX-Meet the Band.KFVVB--Fishing.KGER-Rev. Markham.KGIL-Tribe 1260 Boy Scouts.KLAC-Ski Time.ICRIM-Dr. Richardson.HVVIK-Parks and Recreation.KWKW-Betz Swinish

Program.7:45*KFOX-News.KING-Chap. Howard Rtiethoi

KFWB-Rosary Hour.8-1/ECA, KFMB-Original

Amateur Hour.KF1, RFSD-Light-ta Time.KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE-

Clyde Beatty Show.*KNX-Lowell Thomas.*KCBQ-News.

KFAC-Evening Concert.KFOX-Goy Bates Post.KFSG-Chap: Howard RusthoiK1FWB-Music.KGER-Bible Treasury.KGFJ-Fishing Pals.KGIL-Platter Party.KMPC-Southland Story.KWIK-Garden Spot.KWKW-Italian Melodies.

*KXLA-News, Dan Lundberg.8:10-KMPC-Baseball: L.A. Angels

vs. Portland Beavers.3:15*KFI. KFSD-World News.

KNX-Dinah Shore and JackSmith.%MB-Voice of the Army.

KGER-Hebrew Christian.*KGFJ-News, Averill Berman.

KLAC-Baseball: Hollywoodat San Diego.

KXLA-Western Music.6:30-KFI. KFSD-Henry Aldrich.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Sportsfor All.

KNX. HCBQ-Mr. Keen.KFOX-Fishing Facts.

*KFWB-News.KGER-A. Q. Burns.IIGF.11-Today's Hits.RWIK-Szath-Myri Conducts.KWKW-Classical Hour.KNLA-Ole Rasmussen.

8:45*HECA, KFNIB-RobertMontgomery.

KFOX-Skylite Jamboree.KFWR-Bill Anson.KGER-Music Hall.KVOE-Your History.

KFXM. KGB-Fishing's Fun.

9-KECA-Author Meets Critics.KFI, RIND-Father Knows

Best.*KHJ, R7X31, KGB. IIVOE-

News, Glenn Hardy.KNX, KCBQ-FBI in Peace

and War.KFAC-Evening Concert.KFMB-Crime Does Not Pay.KFOX-Skylite Jamboree.KFVVB-Bill Anson.KGER-Tommy Dorsey Show.KGFJ-Western Music.KGIL-Musical Scrapbook.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.

*KWIK-Robert Arden.KWKW-Hungarian Melodies.RXLA-Squea kin' Deacon.

9:15*KHJ. KGB. HVOE-FultonLewis.

KFOX-Barn Dance.KFSG-Sweet Hour of Prayer.

KGER-Guest Star.KW1K-Cal. National Guard.

9:30-K ECA-Blondie.KFI-Reserve.KHJ, KFXM, KGB-

International Airport.KNX-Beulah.KFMR-Jobs for Vets.KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.KFSD-Theater of Stare.KFSG-Scotch Tenor.KGER-John Brown Schools.KGFJ-Blue of Evening.KGIL-Starlite Serenade.KWIK-Band of the Day.

9:45-KNX, KCBQ-Club 15.KFMB-Bing Crosby.KFOX-Speaking of Sports.

*KGIL-News.9:55*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOIE-

News.

10*KECA,KMB-Richfield

Reporter.*KFI, KFSD-Sam Hayes.KHJ, KEW KGB-I Love a

Mystery.*KNX-Chet Huntley, News.

HCBQ-Lonesotne Gal.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.KFOX-Ross Ballroom.HFSG-Hawaiian Echoes.KFWB-Gene Norman Show.KGER-Three Suns.KGFJ-Platter Party.KGIL-Folk Music.KLAC-Baseball.KMPC-Baseball.HVOE-1480 Club.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Music.

10 :15-F1-RCA-Sports, Hank Weaver.KFI -Johnny Murray.

*KHJ-Frank Edwards.KNX-Bob Elson.KFMB-Gene Norman Show.KFSG-Sacred Melodies.KGER-National Guard Show.

10:30-KECA-Dr. Frederick Bailee.KFI-Tommy Dorsey Show.KHJ-Lonesome Gal.KNX-Command Theater.11FOX-Radio Club.KFSD-Concert Hall.KGB-Melodies Till Midnight.KGER-Wings of Melody.KMPC.,-Leisure Time.

10:45-KECA-Figueroa BallroomKFOX-Sky Serenade.KFSG-Music.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro's

11"CA-CinegrillMusic.

*KFI. KFSD-News.KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

*KNX-News. Larry Thor.KFAC-Musical Crossroads.Knirs, IRFWB-Gene NormanKFSG-Songs of Latin

America.KFVD-Spade Cooley Time.KGER-Spirituals.KGFJ-Sweet and Low.RGIL-Records at Random.KLAC-Johnny Grant at Ciro'sVC MPC-Esquire Trio.KA 0E--Harrlson Wood.KWIK-Duke's Dog House.KWKW-Let's Dance.KXLA-Music.

11:10-KNX-Sports.11:15-KECA-Ambassador Oreb.

KFI-Morton Downey.KNX-Merry-Go-Round.RFOX-Music of Masters.KING-Veterans.KGFOI-H'wood House Party.HVOE-Cue for Music.KWKW-Thistle Inn.KXLA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:30-KFI-Milestones in Melody.KFOX-IFIal's Memory Room.RFSD-Fairmont Orch.KFSG-Beauty of Scriptures.KGER-At the Rancbhouse.KMPG-Leisure Time.KWKW-Let's Dance.

11:45-SECA-Fifteen MinutesTill Midnight.

IEFI-.-Here's to Veterans.KNX-You and Travel.

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RADIO PROGRAM FINDERVote: Programs marked with an asterisk (o) are of the contest, quiz, sr offer type.*Indicates programs of news and commentation. ,Accent on Strings-KFAC. 10 a.m. 51-Sa*Adams, Cedric.. .-KNX, 12:55 p.m. 11I -FAdams. Joe KOHL, 12 n., 6 p.m. 31; SaAdventures of Dr. Kildar&___KFI, 9:30 p.m. SsAdventures of Ozzie & Harriet ...KECA. 9 p.m. F.Agronsky, Martin KECA, 6 a.m. 31-SaAir Force Hour KHJ, 11:30 a.m. SitAir o _KGFJ, 9:15 a.m. M-SaAlbum of Familiar Music KFI, 6:30 p.m. SuMI Around Town. AFL 9:45 a.m. 51-FAlexander's Mediation Board __KI1J, 5 p.m. SuAllen, Irwin..._-___ KLAC, 8:30 p.m. SuAllen. Steve._______KNX, 12:05 a.m. Tu-SuAmazing Mr. Malone. HECA, 7:30 p.m. SuAmerica Dances.-.____AFWB, 6:30 p.m. 111-FAmerican Farmer..--- HECA. 3:30 p.m. SaAmerican Forum ...EFL 10:30 p.m. SuAmerican Legion. KMPC. 8:30 p.m. SuAmerican Way..._-- KFI, 6 p.m. MAmerica Speaks Fp_ KMFC, 8 p.m. SoAmerica United.. KFI 11:30 p.m. SuAmos 'n' Andy___-__KNX, 4:30 p.m. SuAndy & Virginia.... _ _Imre, 6 a.m. 31-FAnson, Bill AFWBT19 n., 8:45 p.m. M-SaAnswer Man 6:45 p.m. M -FArchie Andrews _ EFI. 8:30 a.m. SaArden, Eve...____KNX, 8 p.m. Su*Arden, Robert._ _HAIR. 9 p.m.Army Air Force._ FULL 8 p.m. SaArnold, Edward.... __KECA, 9:30 p.m. FAre Ya Listening? xn. 10:15 a.m. 31-ThArt Baker's Notebook_____.XECA, 4 p.m. M -FAt Rome With Music KECA, 2 p.m. SaAtwater Kent Auditions KECA, 9 p.m. Sa,SuAunt Jenny HNX, 9:15 a.m. 31-FAunt

KFSD, 3:30 p.m. 51-FAuthor Meets Critics FLECA, 9 p.m. ThAutry, Gene...---IENX, 8:30 p.m. SsBabbitt, Harry..._......__KNX. 4:45 p.m. 3I -FBackstage Wife.. KFI, 1 p.m. M -FBack b. God. KHJ, S a.m. SuBailee, Dr. Frederick.......HECA, 6:10 a.m. M -FHECA, 10:30 p.m. M -FBaker, Kenny KHJ, 6:4.5 p.m. SnBaker's Dozen_KHJ, 3:15 p.m. M -F, 2 p.m. Sa

KIEL 11 p.m. M-SaBall, Lucille. KNX, 3 p.m. siiBaiter, Sam ___KLAC, 5:45 p.m. M-SaBandstand, MU, 4:30 p.m. SaBaptist Hour KECA. 12:30 p.m.Barrymore. Lionel KIel, 9:30 p.m. Pa*Baukhage Talking._.HECA. 1:45 pan. 111-FB -Bar -B 5:30 p.m. Tu,ThBeatty. Clyde. RAJ, 8 p.m. ThBeauty and Fashions.-.....KECA, 9:95 a.m. 'I -FBeck. Fred. --...KNX 7:45 a.m. 31-F*Behind the Story ____KHJ, 4:30 p.m. 31-FBenny. Jack-.-__ANX. 4 p.m.. 9:30 P.m. SoBeech, Jack. __-__KFL 8:30 a.m. M -FBergen, Edgar.---1111SX. 5 p.m., 8:30 p.m. SuBorger, Hal KMP(', 1 p.m. 31-F*Berman. Averill_-__KOFJ. 8:15 p.m. 31-FBeulah... .... __-_.KNX, 9:30 p.m. 111-FBible KHJ, 9 a.m. SuKMPC, 7:30 a.m. SuBible Institute... AHJ, 8:30 a.m. 51,W,FBible Society.. _ . ...-.-...KFOX. 8 a.m. Tu-SaBible Treasury Hour--KGER, 8:45 a.m. 3.1-FBiggs, E. Power _KNX, 6:15 a.m. SuBig Guy...._........._..___En, 2 p.m. SuBig Sister.- -_.F.NX, 10 a.m. M -FBig Story KFI 7 p.m. WBig Town KFI, 7 p.m. TuBlind Artists Guild--.KF'WB. 4:30 p.m. Sa!Moodie ... ... . _______-__KECA, 9:30 p.m. ThBoston Blackle________KNX. 3:30. p.m. SuBowron, Fletcher ..-.-.....KFI, 10:15 p.m. SoBox 13 KECA. 9:30 p.m. SuBreakfast Club .HECA. S a.m. M -FBreaking All Records.-.KNX, 12:05 a.m. Tu-SuBreak the Bank_.--__.._____KFI, 9 p.m. W.Bride and (.room AECA, 2:30 p.m. 31-FBrighter Day 11:45 a.m. 111-FBroadway Correspondent........KFL 11:15 a.m. SaBroadway- Ts My Beat KNX, 6:30 p.m. ,F*Brown, CeciL HHJ, 8 a.m. 3I -FBull. Frank__ ..KFWB, 6:30 p.m. M -FBusiness News...-,-.KMPC. 8:15 a.m. M-Sanosiness Reporter____ KMPC, 8:45 p.m. SuBryant, Slim -.-.......RFI, 10:30 a.m. Sn

California Caravan. KHJ, 4 p.m. SITCalifornia Carousel _KWIC. 2:30 p.m. M -FCanova, Judy _AFL 7 p.m. SaCan You Top This? KHJ, 8:30 p.m. SuCapitol Cloakroom ISN X, 10:30 p.m. SaCaribbean Crossroad&.--KHJ, 10:30 p.m. SaCarnation Hoar KNX. 7 p.m. SuCarolina Calling._.__. .KNX, 5:30 a.m. SuCarson, Mindy. ----AFL 11:30 p.m. M,W.FCCasa ugat KM, 5:30 p.m. W -FCasebook of Gregory Hood KECA, 7:30 p.m. ThCatholic Answers KFWIL 7:45 p.m. SuCatholic Hour.._-_..__...... __KFL 3 p.m. Su9:05 a.m. Su

Cavalcade of America..-...IFF1, 8:30 p.m. To

Challenge of the Yukbn KECA, 5 p.m. M,W.FChallenge to Youth _____KMPC, 8:30 a.m. SuChampion Roll Call .._.HECA, 6:55 p.m. FChance of a Lifetime----HECA. 6:30 p.m. SqChandu the Magician._ ..HECA. 9:30 p.m. MCharlie McCarthy___KNX, 5 p.m., 8:30 p.m. SuChef Milani.... _AMIPC, 9:30 a.m. M -FChicago Round Table_-_.KFI. 10:30 a.m. SuChicago Theater- -.KHJ. 9:30 p.m. SuChoraliers ......... ______ KNX, 11 a.m. tauChristian Science.-.--.KFI, 8:30 a.m. SuChristian Science.._ _.KFOX, 8 p.m. ,SuChristopher London___ ...... KFI, 6:30 p.m. WChurch Federation___________HFAC, 8 a.mr 31Church of the Mr KNX, 7 a.m. SuChurch in the Vale. KECA, 7 a.m. SuCisco Kid KHJ. KGB. 7:30 p.m. M,W,FClassroom Radio --___KFAC, 1':15 p.m. H -rCliche Club KECA, 8:30 p.m. WCloak and Dagger. .HFI, 7 p.m. 111Club 15 -KNX, 9:45 p.m. ftl-FClub Time .KECA, 3 p.m. TuCoffee Time Kin 8 a.m. M -FComedy of Errors KHJ, 9:30 p.m. FCommander Scott_:--..11KECA, 10:15 a.m. SuCommand Theater --.KNX, 10:30 p.m. Tu,ThComiihser.' Corner KFAC, 2 p.m. 3I-SaConfidential Close -Ups En, 5:30 p.m. SaContented Honr..._.------..KNX, 7 p.m. SuCooking With Jazz KECA, 11:15 a.m. 31Cook. Ira. KECA, 11:30 a.m., 1 p.m., 3 p.m. M -F

'MCA. 9 a.m. SnCooper, Alex.. JOLLA, 11:30 p.m. 111-SaCounterspy .... __........- HECA, 7 p.m. Tu,ThCount 0 Monti Cristo__.K.HJ. KGB. 8 p.m. TuCounty Medical Assn._-____KFAC. 1 p.m. ThCrime Does Not Pay _ - _ .. KFI, 9 p.m. FCrime Photographer..._.._ KNX, 6:30 p.m. ThCrocker. Betty -_-KECA. 10:55 a.m. M -FCrosby. Iling_KNX 6:311 p.m. W. 2:30 p.m. 31-1;Crosby. Bob...................................KFL 7:30 p.m. SuCrossroads KECA, 7:30 p.m. MCross Section. CSA KNX, 3:45 p.m. Sn*Cunningham. Bill.-..KHJ, 12:151 p.m. SuDangerous Assignment ........ KF1, 7:30 p.m. WDarby, Raymond. AFL 10:15 p.m. SnDay, Dennis --EFL 6:30 p.m. SnDempsey-Tegeler Hour --KMPC, 10 a.m. SuDiMaggio, Joe ..............___ ..... ___ KFI, 6 p.m. SnDimension X. .KFI. 8:30 p.m. SnDisc Jockey, ILS.A.--.-----ANX, 4 p.m. SnDixieland Jambake_-___KECA, 8:30 p.m. SaDixon. Nancy TEM, 12:30 p.m. 3I -FDouble Feature -HECA. 12:50 p.m. M -F*Double or Nothing__ _ .KFL 11 a.m. MI -FDowney, Morton__ '-E161 I.-11:15 p.m. Tu.Th,SaDragnet......._.......KFI. 7:30 p.m. ThDr. Christian --.KNX, 8:30 p.m. WDr. Hiss Clinic KILL 9 a.m. SaDr. I. B. -._----___._._..__.KECA, 7:30 p.m. WDr. Paul .KFI. 4:13 p.m. M -FDurante, Jimmy...--___ KFI, 6:30 p.m. FDuffy's Tavern ---- KFI, 6:30 p.m. ThEarn Your Vacation_ JINX, 8 p.m. SaEastside Show - ..KFWB. 10 p.m. Si -Se.Easy Aces -.-...HECA, 1:30 p.m. M -FEchoes of Eden......- ......KFliVB, 10:30 p.m. Su*Edwards, Frank. KHJ. 10:15 p.m. 31-F*Eliot, George Fielding KHJ, 11 p.m. SuElson, Bob -..........KNX, 10:15 p.m. 3I -FEnchanted Hour.-..-----KHJ. 5:30 p.m. SuEnchanted Lady._____-_.11WKW, 5 p.m. SaEscape KNX, 8:36 p.m. FEternal Life KM. 9:30 a.m. SuEvening Concert.-.---KFAC, 8 p.m. 31-SaEwing, Bill KMPC. 10 a.m., 5 p.m. 111-FExtra Time KHJ. 9:45 a.m. SaFacts for Farmers...-_.KMPC, 12:30 p.m. 11I -FFalcon KHJ, 4 p.m. SuFamily Party KNX, 11 a.m. SnFamily Theatre.-_-_- HHJ, 8:30 p.m. WFarm Highlights KFL. 6:15 a.m. 11I-SaFarm Journal .. KNX. 5:30 a.m. M-Sa. 8 a.m. SuFarm Adviser K3IPC, 7 a.m. '14Farm Reporter___.______KFL 12 n. 31-SaFather Knows Best.....-____KFL 9 p.m. Th

..IKECA, 8 p.m. FFaye, Alice ...... _AFL 4:30 p.m. SuFBI in Peace and War_____ KNX, 9 p.m. Th*Feature Wire _- BEL 5 p.m. M -FFibber and Molly. AFL 6:30 p.m. Tu*Fidler, Jimmie KECA, 7 p.m. SuFirst Baptist Chureb.....---KFAC. 7:30 p.m. SaFirst Fifty ____ KECA. 3 p.m. 5I -FFisher. George_____-_KNX. 1:15 p.m. 111-FFishing Pals............. KGFJ, 8 W.M. M -FFishing's Fun RHJ. 8:55 p.m. ThMe -Seventy Club..-.11-LAC, 1:10 p.m. 31-SaALAC, 7:05 p.m. M-Sa

*Flannery, Harry__-__KRFID, 7 p.m. W. FFlying Feet _HECA 4 p.m. SaFlynn, John RAJ, 4 p.m. SsForeign Reporter KECA, 11 a.m. SuFor the Record...-.-...HECA. 8:15 p.m. St'

Frank and Ernest *WA, U:15 a.m. SuFreedom Story KMPC, 7:43 p.m. SuFront -Page Farrell...1M, KFSD. 2:45 p.m. M -F*Fuller, ...... 12 n. M -F

KNX, b p.m. SsGarden School____._ .KGER 2:30 p.m. M -FGarr. Bill KWKW, 12:20 p.m. M-Sa*Garred, Bob_HECA, 7:30 a.m.. 6:05 p.m. 31-SaGateway to Music __KFAC, 9:30 p.m. Sutientlemen of the Press-__HECA, 8:30 p.m. TuGeorge, Wally ....... ....---...HIEV, 11 a.m. SuGot More Out ... KECA, 7:15 p.m. SuGilbert and Sullivan.--KFACt; 9:30 a.m. SuGildersleeve......._.._....__:._KFI. 8:30 p.m. WGillespie Garden Guide__ RH& 9:15 a.m. M -F*Give and Take. .KNX, 10:30 a.m. Sa.Godfrey, Arthur...---__XNX, 2:45 p.m. 111-F

KNX, 8:30 p.m. MGodfrey's Digest KNX, 9:30 p.m. SaGoldberg. 6:30 p.m. SaGospel Singer. KHJ, 10:15 a.m. Sa, 11:30 a.m. Su*Goss, Frank HNX. 7:311 a.m. M -FGraham. Vance.. .KMPC, a.m. SuGrand Central Station_____KNX, 9:38 a.m. SaGrandpa Owens._ KFI, S a.m. SuGrand Ole Opry..-KFI, KFSD, 7:30 0.m. Sa*Grand 8:30 a.m. M -FGrant, Johnny ......... -____.KLAC. 10:05 p.m. Su -FGreat Gildersleeve......._-.._. __KFL 8:30 p.m. WGreatest Story.. ..HECA, 2:30 p.m. SuGreen Hornet.. -KECA, 5 p.m. Tu,ThGregory Hood. .HECA, 7:30 p.m. ThGuess -a -Tune AHJ, 10:15 a.m. M,W,Th.FGuiding Light...., _ KNX, 10:4 a.m. M -FHallmark Playhouse .KNX. 7 p.m. ThHalls of Ivy KFI, 6 p.m. WHal's Memory Room.-XFOX. 6:30 pan., 11:30

0.01. DHannibal Cobb__ ...... __-_-...HECA, 2 p m. M -FHappiness Hour ..... ....... KHJ, 11 a.m. SuHappy Homes ____ KHJ. 10:30 a.m. M -FHappy Theater .HECA, 4:45 p.m. M -FHardy Family--................. 9 p.m. Tu*Hardy, Glenn.-AHJ, 10 a.m., 9 p.m. Sn-FHarlematinee. ...1CFVD, 4 p.m. M-SaHarmon, Tom KNX, 5:15 p.m. FHarness Racing 7 p.m. Tu-Sa*Harpel. BilL.----.KMPC. 4 p.m. 111-FHarris, Phil.. HFI, 4:30 p.m. SuHarris, Radie_.-.____ KHJ, 5:30 p.m. SaHart, Maurice ........ 11 a.m. M-SaHarvest a 2:30 p.m. SuHasel, Joe HECA, 10:15 p.m. M -WHaven of Rest. .KXLA, 8:30 a.m. M,W.F

KHJ. 8:30 a.m. Tu,Th.SaHawaii Calls.--.. KHJ, 8:30 p.m. SaHawk. Bob KNX, 7:30 p.m. 111*Hayes, Sam....KFI. 7:45 a.m. M-Sa, 10 p.m. DFla)mes, Dick HHJ, 10:90 a.m. :31,W.Th,F*Headline Edition KECA, 6:20 p.m. M -F*Meatier, Gabriel_ KHJ, 6 p.m. M -FFleidt, Horace ..... . _KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su*Hemingway. Frank _...KHJ, 4:15 p.m. 31.-Sa

RAJ. 7 a.m. 111-SaHenry Aldrich. .KFI. 8:30 p.m. Th*Henry, BilL .KHJ. 6:55 p.m. 111-F*Henry, 5 p.m. M -FHere's to Veterans._-_ KFI, 11:45 p.m. Tit'Hernandez, 6:30 p.m. 111-SaHigh Adventure...----___KFL 9:30 p.m. F*Hill. Edwin C.-____KECA. 6 p.m. M -F

KFI. 8 p.m. SuHi, Neighbor KECA 6:30 p.m.FHit Parade. KFI, 9 p.m. SaHollywood By -Line_-_-__ ..... KECA,' 7 p.m. SsHollywood House Party....KGFJ, 11:15 p.m. 51-SaHollywood Music Hall____KNX. 7:30 p.m. WHollywood Star Playhouse KNX, 9 p.m. 31Hometown Happenings KFI, 8:45 a.m. SuHometown Jamboree-KXLA. 11:30 a.m. M -F*Honest Opinion ....--.KLAC. 10:30 a.m. 111-SaHopaiong Cassidy KILL 1 p.m. Si,Hope, ...... _KF1, 6 p.m. TuHormel Girls ---HECA, 3:30 p.m. Su

KNX, 12 n. SaHour of Faith..._.._..- KECA, 12 n. SuHouse Party- ....... 12:30 p.m. 111-FHousewives' Protective LeagueKNX, 12:05 p.m. M -F, ANX, 1:05 p.m. Se

*Huntley, Chet, KNX, 10 p.m. D, 5:30 p.m. 31-SaI Love a Mystery...-_KHJ, 10 p.m. M -FIf They Had Lived..___._. KOFJ. 8:15 p.m. Sn.... ______--AGFJ, 8:30 p.m. SaInternational Airport KHJ, 9:30 p.m. Thinternational Disc Jockey....KNX, 1:30 p.m. M -FInvitation to Learning KNX. 9 a.m. SuInvitation to Music KNX. 12 n. SuIt's Fon to Be Yotmg.___HNX, 11:30 a.m. SaIt's Your Business }MCA, 4:30 p.m. SaJack Armstrong ..._.._...HECA, 5:30 p.m. M. W. FJeff Regan KNX, 9 p.m. F

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Jewel, Izetta, ACCBQ, 11:45 a.m. 3I -FJive at Me_ .KGFJ, 5 p.m. 31-SaJohnny Dollar KNX, 7 p.m. TuJohn Steele, Adventurer- .KHJ, 7 p.m. WJoke Box Matinee... .KXLA. 3:15 p.m. M-SaJunior Junction____--__.--KECA. 3 p.m. SaJunior Miss..._. --JINX., 8:30 a.m. SaJust Plain Bill.--.KFL

..JINX,2:30 p.m. 5I -F

Juvenile Jury -KHJ. 12:30 p.m. SuKaye, Sammy KECA, 4:30 p.m. SuKelley, Bob - KMPC 6:15 p.m. 5I-SaKelley on Base.. XXPC, 7:45 p.m. M*Kiernan, Walter...---KECA, 2:55 p.m. 3I -FKnow Your FEL KMPC, 1 p.m. SuKnow Your Schools. ..-. KMPC, 7:15 p.m. SuL. A. Bfeakfast Club KFWB. 8:15 a.m. W*Ladies, Be Seated .XECA, 9 a.m. lli-FLadies' Day....... KFL 9:05 a.m. 31-FLadies' Fair. XHJ. 11 a.m. 5I -FL. A. Medical Assn ..KFAC, 1 p.m. ThLassie .K71, 11 a.m. Sa*Lawton, Fleetwood.- KFI, 7:15 a.m. M -FLayman's Hour XFWB, 9:30 p.m. Sa*Lesueur, Larry. KNX, 3:45 p.m. SaLet George Do It NUJ KGB, 8 p.m. MLet's Pretend.. _HIVE. 8:05 a.m. SaLevin, Syhan____-____ KHJ, 11:15 p.m. Su*Lewis, Fulton.---KHJ. 4 p.m., 9:15 p.m. 31-FLeyden. Bill KFWB, 6 a.m., 8:15 a.m. 31-SaLeyden With Song KECA. 3:30 p.m. M -FLiberal Catholic Hour. KFAC. 9 a.m. SuLife Can Be Beautiful _-_KFI 10:45 a.m. 31-F

s Life of Riley w KFI. 7 p.m. FLife With Luigi .KNX, 6 p.m. TuLight of the World_____KFL 11:45 a.m. 31-F

Light -Up Time_ KFI, 8 p.m. 5I -FLindlahr, Victor .ILECA. 11:15sa.m. 111-FLinkletter, Art... KNX. 12:30 p.m. lil-FLombardoland_ .KHJ, 8:30 p.m. SaLone Ranger...-..KECA, 7 p.m. M,W: 8 p.m. SaLonesome Gal _ _ KHJ, 10:30 p.m. 31-FLorenzo Jones.._..-.KFI, KFSD, 1:30 p.m. M -FLove's Notebook KWKW, 'I p.m. SuL P Record Parade KNX, 10:30 a.m. SuLutheran Gospel Hour KXLA, 6:30 p.m. SuLutheran Hour KILL KVOE, 10:30 a.m. Su- _XECA. 3 p.m. Su

Lox Radio Theater... -....KNX, 6 p.m. MLynn Looks at Hollywood....KHJ. 3:45 p.m. M -FMaisie_---.' _.-...ILF1, 7:30 p.m. MMajor League Bali KHJ. 12:45 p.m. 31-F

KALI, 10:45 a.m. D, KMPC, 1 p.m. M -FMalone, Ted KECA, 7:30 p.m. MMa Perkins...--- ---KNX, 10:15 a.m. M -FManaging Editor_-____KGIL, 8 p.m. TuMann, Herbert J.. .XF1, 10 a.m. SuManners, Zeke- _SECA. 7:45 a.m. 3I -FManning, Knox_________KNA, 12:05 p.m. 31-F

KNX, 1:05 p.m. SaMan on the Farm--...KH.I. 12:30 p.m. SaMansfield, Andy .... .KM il, 0 n.m. 51-SaMark Trail-____ -.KM. 5 p.m. 31.3iV,FMartin Kane.. _KIM k 1'30 p.m. SuMarx, Groucho. _...KNX. 6 p.m. WMassey. Curt. .KNX, 4 p.m. M -FMatinee HFAC, 1:30 p.m, M-SaMcDowell Roddy--KMPC. 4:30 p.m. M -FMcLaughlin, Bob. KLAC. 1:10 p.m. M-Sa

KI.A( 7:03 pan. M.McNeill's Breakfast Club KECA. 8 a.m. 31-FMediation Board..---.KHJ, KGB, 5 p.m. Su*Meet the ....... KNX, 12:30 p.m. SeMeet the Press ..KHJ, 7 p.m. FMelody Parade _KNX, 2:45 p.m. SuMemo From Lake Success KNX. 3:30 p.m. SeMerry -Go -Round. -____KNX, 11:15 p.m. I)Message of Israel..-_..___ _.KECA, 9:30 e.m. SuMetropolitan Encores.-- .. ___KFAC, 12 n. SuMeyberg, Dot KGFJ, 5:30 p.m. SuMGM Theater of the Air__ .. 1 p.m. SuMeyers Goes to Market___XF1, 8:45 a.m. M -FMichaels, Pat ROIL, 12 p.m. Tu-SuMidnight 12:30 a.m. Tu-SuMilestones

in Melady---KFI. 11:30 p.m. Tu,Th*Miller, MarvIn_-_--__KHJ, 4:30 p.m. 5I -FMirandy .. ___KECA, 8:45 a.m. SeModern Romances. KECA, 6:30 p.m. M-Th,Sa*Monday Morn. Headlines, KECA. 8:15 p.m. Su*Monitor News .KECA, 9:30 p.m. TuMonroe, Vaughn ____KNX, 8 p.m. SaMontgomery, Robert KECA, 8:45 p.m. ThMorgan, Henry. ..KFI, 3:30 p.m. SuMorning Concert --KFAC. 9 a.m.Mothers Album .KMPC, 6:30 p.m. SuMr. and Mrs. North.---KNX, 8:30 p.m. TuMr. Chameleon. KNX, 9 p.m. WMr. District Attorney-KFL KFSD, 9:30 p.m. WMr. Feathers KHJ, 7 p.m. SaMr. Keen.. KNX. 8:30 p.m. ThMr. President .KECA, 9:30 p.m. FMuir Dr. Warner.. zmn. 5:30 p.m. eaMurder at Midnight... .KHJ, 7 p.m. ThMurder by Experts... ... KHJ, 7 p.m. MMurray, Johnny EFL 10:15 p.m. M -F

ALF!, 11:15 p.m. M,W*Marrow, Ed. KNX, 5:45 p.m. 31-FMuseum Concert KFAC, 3 p.m. SuMusic and the Muse.- XFI, 11 p.m. SuMusic City. -.. EFL 2:30 p.m. SaMusical Crossroads KFAC, 10 p.m. M-SaMusical Digest. KGFJ, 7 p.m. DMusical Masterpieces. __ KF'AC, 4 p.m. DMusical Milestones 6:30 p.m. I'd -FMusical Tune-0....KMPC. 10:30 a.m., 3 p.m. VI -F

Music HalL- -XFAC, 11:30 a.m. M-Sa

Music With Hormel Girls XECA, 3:30 p.m. So*Mutual NewsreeL KHJ, 6:15 p.m. 3I -FMy Friend Irma --KNX, 7 p.m. MMysterious Traveler _KM, / p.m. TuMystery Is My Hobby KI1J. 8:30 p.m. TuMystery Theater ...... --- ...... _...KNX. 9 p.m. TuMy True Story...XECA, Kra% 10:30 a.m. 61-F*Name That Song KHJ. 8 p.m. IVNathan, Robert R KECA, 4:45 p.m. SaNational Farm & Horne____KFI. 11:30 a.m. SaNational Radio Pulpit. KM 7 a.m. SuNational Vespers. XECA. 10:30 a.m. SuNBC Spring Concert________KFL 3:30 p.m. Sa

NBC Theater...-. KFI, U a.m. Su*Nesbitt, Norman KMPC, 6 p.m. M -I*News of the World.-.KFI, 8:15 p.m. 11I -F

Nick Carter KHJ. 3:30 p.m. SuNight Beat...-. RFT, 9:30 p.m. MNight Editor..-----:-:-KNX, 10:15 p.m. SuNo School Today..._. XECA, 7:45 a.m. SaNona From Nowhere...__ KNX, 1 p.m. 111-FNora Drake. KNX, U:30 a.m. M -FNorman, Gene.... -XF'WB, 10 p.m. 51-SaOfficial Detective.......--KHJ. 9:30 p.m. TuOld -Fashioned RevivaL--__XECA, 8 a.m. SuOld -Fashioned Revival KFWB, KGER, 4 p.m. SuOne for the Book..._ ..... _SECA, 10:45 p.m. M -WOne Man's Family. NFL 1.2 n. SuOpen House _KNX, 2 p.m. M -FOperation Daybreak .KFI, 5:30 a.m. DOriginal Amateur Hour..-.KECA, 8 p.m. Th

Ormont, Dave AFWB, 9:30 a.m. M -MaOtis. Don KLAC. 3:10 p.m., 12 p.m. M-SaOar Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m. M -FOur Miss Brooks .....KNX, 8 p.m. SuOxford, Eddie KMPC, 8 p.m. SaOzzie and Harriet,.. KECA. 9 p.m. FPacific Lutheran Hour-KFWB, 9:30 p.m. SuPalmer, Dr. Albert IIMPC. 6:45 p.m. SuParent -Youth Forum .KFI, 9 a.m. SuParsons, Lamella. SECA, 6:15 p m., 8:45 p.m. Su

*Pearson, Drew......... ..KECA,People Are Funny.. ..KFI, 7:30 p.m. TuPeople's Platform ..KNX, 9:30 a.m. SuPepper Young's Family--...KFI, 12:30 p.m. 111-F

Perry Mason_____--KNX, 11:15 a.m. 51-FPeter Salem KHJ, 4:30 p.m. Su*Peterson, Elmer-ILF1 5:45 p.m. W-SaPhilip Marlowe. -.- KNX, 7:30 p.m. TuPiano Parade.... KPAC, 11 a.m. 31 -SsPiano Playhouse.----KECA, 2 p.m. SuPioneers of Music. KFI, 4:30 p.m. SaPlay It Again..._._..__. __HECA, 4:20 p.m. M -FPortia Faces Life-...KFI, KFSD, 2:15 p.m. 31-FPost, Gay.---...KFAC. 11:15 a.m. III,W,F

KFAC. 5:30 p.m. SriPotter, Peter..KFWB, 9:30 a.m. So, 3 p.m. 31 -Se.

6 a.m., 7 a.m. M-SaKNX, 12 11. 51-F

Pro and Con.. -EFL 11:15 p.m. FProudly We Hail._ HFI. 6:311 p.m. SiProudly We Hail. KHJ, 8 p.m. FProudly We Hail KMPC, 10 p.m. Su*Queen for a Day-.ICHJ, KGB, 11:30 n.m.Quick as a Flash-----.KECA, 9:30 a.m. 51-FQuiz Kids XFI, 12:30 p.m. SuRadio Bible XFWB, 9 p.m. SoRailroad Hour._ ..KFI, 8:30 p.m. MRecovery Story EFL 10:30 p.m. SaRed Ryder......._...KHJ, KVOE. 7:30 p.m. Tu. ThReligion in the News...--...KFI. 7:45 a.m. SoReligious News.. ....... XFWB. 8:45 p.m. SaRepeat Performance----KGFJ. 6 p.m. 5I -FReport to the People__-_-KECA, 7:45 p.m. TuRetail Clerks' Show..-_.._...KECA, 10:15 p.m. SuReviewing Stand..._....._._KHJ. 5 p.m. Sa*Richfield Reporter_____KECA. 10 p.m. So -FRight to Happiness KFI, HIED, 12:45 p.m. M -FRise and Shine_____-____KHJ. 6 a.m. 31-SaRhapsody in Way----_ ...... 12 p.m. DRoad of Life --KFI, 12:15 p.m. M -F*Roberts, Clete...__ KFWB. 8 a.m.. 6 p.m. M -FRobinson, Jackie__ KECA, 11 p.m. 31Rocky Jorden..----.KNX. 5:30 p.m. SuRogers, Roy KB./, 3 p.m. SuRomance of Helen Trent....KNX, 9:30 a.m. 31-FRomance of the Highways KNX, 11:30 a.m. Su*Roper, Elmo....._.._KNX, 10:15 a.m. SuRosemary...---- .KNX. 8:45 a.m. 3I -FRoss, Jack...........________ KHJ, 1 p.m. fieRowe, Red ILFWB, 4:45 p.m. M-SaSalt Lake Tabernacie_.--..KNX, 8'30 a.m. SuSalute to Reservists_--KHJ, 7:30 p.m. SsSam Spade. KFI, 5 p.m SuSaturday Special.......-__.-._...KFI, 1.2:30 p.m. SaScience -Fiction Editor KIIF7, 8:30 p.m. SaScience of Mind ..----.KECA. 10:30 p.m. M -FScience Reporter. ...... ....... 5:45 p.m. SaScouting the Stars. ___KECA, 6 p.m. SaScout Jambores.-_____-KFI 9:30 a.m. SaScreen Directors' Guild -.---KFI. 6 p.m. FScreen Guild Theater-______KFL 6 p.m. TbScully, Frances...-.----ICECA, 12:30 p.m. M-FSecond Mrs. Burton .KNX, 11 a.m. 3I -FSenators Report. KY!. 7:45 p.m. FSherlock Holmes.- KECA, 8 p.m. WShore, Dinah...-.KNX. 8:15 p.m. Ta. W. Tb

*Sing It Again KNX, 7 p.m. SaSing Your Worries Away_TILAC, 8:05 p.m. 11I -FSkelton, Red.......__._.KNX, 9 p.m. SuSkippy Hollywood Theatre....KNX, 7:30 p.m. ThSky King-----------XECA, 5:30 p.m. Tu, Th

SSmith, Howard.. ENK. 8:15 a.m. Sumith, Jack... ...1ENX. 8:15 p.m. M -F

*Smith. Kate...-..KHJ. KGB. 9 a.m. M -FSmith. Norwood.-- KECA. 12:18 p.m. 31-FSolitaire Time_-___ liFl. 11 p.m. SaSong for You.---------..KMPC. 8:30 a.m. 3I -FSongs of Cheer, Comfcirt__KILI, 10:15 a.m. Tu

Southland Story .KMPC. 8p.m. 3I -FSpade Cooley Time......._ KF"VD, 11 p.m. DSpeare, Frederick ...--.-.KECA, 10:30 p.m. SoSports DiaL _KRIM, 5:30 p.m. 3I-SaSports for AU KHJ, 8:30 p.m. ThSports NewsreeL---KFI. KFSD, 7:30 p.m. FSports Parade............... KHJ, 1:30 p.m. SaSpring Tonic. EFL 10:15 a.m. FSqueakin' Deacon-.KXLA, KRNO. 9 p.m. M -FStahr, Betty ROIL, 2:45 p.m. SaStandard Hour...--__KFI, KFSD, 8:30 p.m. SuStarlight Concert KFI, 3:30 p.m. TuStars Over Hollywood.---..KNX, 10 a.m. SaSteele. John.. KHJ, 7 p.m. WStella Dallas...---KFL KFSD, 1:15 P.m M -FStewart, Bill ....... ...... -__KLAC, 5:15 P.m- 3I -FSt. Francis Drama.-_XLAC. 8:45 p.m. Su

Stop the Music XXCA, 5 p.m. SuStory Circus KMPC. 12 a SeStraight Arrow AIL) 5 p.m. Tu,TbStrike It Rich ___.__KNX, 4:13 p.m. M -FStrictly From Dixie_______ KECA, 8 p.m. 31Strolling Tom. ILFW13, 9 a.m. M -FSuccessful Business.. XFWB. 7:30 p.m. SaSunday Morning Melodies....KMPC, 8:15 a.m. SuSunrise Salute ...... KNX. 6:15 a.m. M-SaSupper Club ----NFL 7 p.m. Tb*Surprise Package.--__.KECA, 10 a.m. M -F

Suspense. . KNX. 6 p.m.Symphonette .KNX, 10:30 p.m. M, W, F

KNX, 1:30 p.m. SuTake a Number __XHJ, 6:15 p.m. SuTake It or Leave It '7 p.m. SuTalent Scouts XNX. 8:30 p.m. MTaylor, Mary Lee KFI, 9 a.m. SaTaylor, Henry J....---..KECA, 8:30 p.m. AITaylor Made Melodies--..._KFI. 6:45 a.m. M-Sa

Kpci, 2:30 im71 Sa_NFL ILFSD. 9 P.M. H

....Tea and Crumpets......Telephone HourTello-Test KHJ. 6:30 p.m. M -FTheater Guild KFI, 5:30 p.m. SuTheater of Today _KNX. 9 a.m. SeThe' Falcon..._ - KM, 4 p.m. SuThe Saint..... KHJ. 8:30 p.m. AIThe Shadow KHJ, 2 p.m. SuThe Whistler -ILNX, 7:30 p.m. SuThis Is Los AngelesThis Is Your MIL

KNX, 3 p.m. SaKFCA. 8:30 p.m. F

This Is Your Life ...KNX, 6:30 p.m.This Thing Called Life.---KECA. 4 p.m. Su*This Week Around World.. KECA, 1 p.m. SuThis Woman's SecreL KFI. KFSD. 4 p.m. 31-F*Thomas, LowelL*Thor. Larry

_KNX. 8 p.m. iff-FKNX, 11 p.m. r

Through Listening Glass _KECA. 7:30 p.m. SaToday's Children_KFI, KFSD, 11:30 a.m. M -F

SILL 5:30 p.m. M,W,FTom Mix.Top of the Morning......._ ... K.NX, 8 a.m. M -FTop of the Week. !CNN, 10:30 p.m. SuTown Meeting -_____ KECA. 9 p.m. TuTrouble Is My Business__ EFL 9:45 p.m. SuTrue Detective Mysteries..-KHJ. 2:30 p.m. SuTrue or False HMI. 8:30 p.m. FTruth or Consequences_-_ KFI, 8 p.m. SaTurner. Ralph.. .KMPC, 8:30 a.m. SRTune Hits...._ .121. 6:30 a.m. Tu, Th. SsTusher, Bill ........ ........ _.._.._ .HECA, 9:45 p.m. TuTwenty Hundred Plus KM. 7:30 p.m. SuTwilight Hour. . KFAC, 7 p.m. M -FTwilight Tales.- .KMPC. 4:15 p.m. Tu, Th*Twenty Questions.............. zna. 8 p.m. SoTwo Boys and a GirL____KFI, 10:30 a.m. 5I -FU. N. in Action KNX. 11:45 p.m. SuUnity Daily Word ....... .....KFAC, 8:45 a.m. Irl-SaUnity Daily Word,KFWB, 9:15 CM. M-Tu.,Th-SaUniversity Explorer KNX, 11:45 a.m. SuVoice of Firestone__KFL KFSD, 5:30 p.m. MVoice of Prophecy___.K11J, KGB, 9:30 a.m. Su

------------ _XECA, 1:30 p.m. SuVoices and Events...--....... ........... RFT, 3 p.m. Sa

----KM. 8 a.m. SsRW'eariasnrgr. Pr. Rank KECA. 10:15 p.m. 31-FWeek -End Platter Party___KECA, 9 a.m. SeWelcome to Hollywood___KECA, 7 a.m. M -FWelcome, Travelers.. Kn. 3 p.m. M -FWe Love and Learn-----XFI 3.45 p.m. 31-FWendy Warren.... KNX. 9 a.m. 31-FWheeler. Burritt -_____KFI, 4:30 p.m. M -FWhen a Girl Marries -Kin, KFSD. 2 p.m. M -FWhiting, Margaret_______KNX, 8:15 p.m. M,FWhoa Bill Club*Winchell. Walter_XECA, 6 p.m.. 8:30 p.m. SuWismer, Harry XECA, 5:30 p.m. SaWomen Are WonderfuL_KHJ, 9:30 a.m. M -FWomen's ForumWorld of Opera__ ...... __KFAC. 3 p.m. M-SaYesterday on Broadway....KECA, U:30 a.m. Su

You and . . ..._ _ .... _.-KNX. 11:45 p.m. M -FYoung America Speaks KFI. 10 a.m. SeYoung Love KNX. 6 p.m. FYoung, Norma -__KHJ, 10:30 a.m. M -FYoung Dr. Maione____KNX, 10:30 a.m. M -FYoung Widder Brown ..... --...KFI, 1:45 p.m. M -FYour Memory Lane-___KXLA. 10:30 p.m. Su

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RECORD

By ANDY MANSFIELD(Hear Andy and Virginia, KMPC,Monday -Friday, 6:00-7:00 a.m.)

BEST WAXINGS OF THE WEEK:Gordon MacRae -Lucille Norman selec-tions from "New Moon" (Capitol LP)... Dennis Day -Freddy Martin's "Starsand Stripes Forever" (RCA -Victor) ...Helen Forrest's "Sister Kate" (MGM)

. Bob Crosby's Bob Cats' "Washing-ton Post" (Coral).. . . In the classicfield, lovers of chamber music shouldnot overlook the Hollywood StringQuartet's "Quartet No. 6 in E Major"(Capitol LP). Making extensive use ofbasic Brazilian melodies and rhythms,composer Villa -Lobos has interwovennative characteristics into an unusualmusical pattern, further enhanced bythe excellent reading given this workby the four artists comprising thequartet. . . . Other LP Microgroovediscs include five Louis Alter modernimpressions of "Manhattan," and the"Gershwin Concert," presenting "AnAmerican in Paris," "Rhapsody inBlue," "Second Rhapsody," and "CubanOverture." Both were recorded in theearly forties by the Paul Whitemanorganization for Decca, and still standas top examples for brilliance in mod-em mood. . . . Red Nichols' Five Pen-nies and his top jazz classics of theearly thirties are again available onBrunswick LP. If it's before your timeand you want to hear how Red, Big T,Krupa, Goodman, J. Dorsey, GlennMille r, Joe Sullivan and other jazzgreats worked together, don't miss this'un. . . . Roberta Quinlan, via the TVroute, debuts on Mercury with "BuffaloBilly" and "I Never Had a Worry inthe World," to the fine hacking by JanAugust and the Harmonicats. Whilethe gal isn't sensational, future re-leases could be eagerly watered be-cause the styling is there, and experi-ence and material should do much tohelp. . . . Martha Tilton (Coral) has atune called "An Arm With a Bow inIts Hand," strictly on a hoe-down kick,but good to the last note and goodliltin' from Tilton. "No Dice" on theflip is exactly that.... Woody Hermanand the Band That Played the Bluesyesterday are back with a pair on Coralfor reminiscing, "Blues on Parade"and "Farewell Blues" - still nothingbut Good! . . . Jo Stafford has beensinging ballad for so long, we almostforgot she could do anything else untilwe heard "Simple Melody" and "Pa-gan Love Song" with Weston's DixieEight for Capitol! If this is the result,leave your hair down more often, Jo-on you it's becoming! (P SWonder when Mildred Bailey's newiesfor Decca will be available? . . . Canhardly wait. . . . A.M.)Page Twenty-eight

qteapt4 gepte4WITH DOROTHY GARDINERof KTLA's "Handy Hints,"

Monday through Friday, 6:45 p.m.

Each week we pick the best HandyHint sent directlyto Radio -TelevisionLife, 6361 SelmaAvenue, Hollywood28, and use it, withyour name and ad-dress, in this col-umn as well as onthe air over KTLA,Friday evening at6:45. A lovely giftwill be sent toeveryone whosehint is used here as

KTLA-Radio-TV Life Hint of the Week.This week's winner is: Mrs. T. J.

Green, 154 N. New Hampshire, Apt.205, Los Angeles 4, Calif.

The hint is: Just drop a little vanillain the paint before using it in thehouse and you will not have anyodors from it. The vanilla will not dis-color the paint either.

Here is a hint for keeping flower potson the fence and fence posts. Justdrive a long nail into the fence orpost (3 or % of the way, leaving an

inch or so sticking out). Place theflower pot over the nail (nail goes inthe hole on the bottom of flower pot).Now you can shake the fence or bumpinto it without the worry of yourflower pots falling over and breaking.

Use your egg poacher to heat thebaby's lunch. Simply put his carrots,spinach, etc. in the sections.

When writing with ink and youmake a mistake and want to erase it,take a tooth pick, wind a small amountof cotton on one end, dip into Cloroxor any similar bleach and applygently to the part you wish to beerased. Be sure that the paper is drybefore writing again in the sameplace.

An ordinary matchbook makes aneat sewing kit for your purse. RemoveWei the matches from the book andwrap the cover with thread. The stubsof the matches make a handy cushionfor needles.

On washdays put your left -overstarch in one of the ice -cube trays andkeep it in your freezer. During theweek when you rinse out a blouse orsomething that needs starch, simplytake as many cubes of starch as youneed and dissolve them with boilingwater.

Removing the screw -in base of abroken light bulb can be something ofa problem. Try pressing a large corkover the jagged edges of glass. Thenthe base can be unscrewed easily. Forsafety make sure the current is off.

To take care of paint brushes, drilla small hole in the handle of eachpaint brush and run a stiff piece ofwire through these holes. Lay thewire, with the brushes on it, across thetop of a container, This will keep the

paint brush off of the bottom of thecontainer, and the bristles will remainstraight.

Instead of removing boiled eggsfrom the boiling water with a spoon,try using an orange -juice strainer.You'll find you will have a firmer gripand can cool the egg more easilyunder cold water.

To keep the saws of your table sawsseparated, put them in an qld recordalbum, it will keep them from gettingnicked and you'll know where theyare.

Laying linoleum is an easier job ifa large suction cup such as a drainplunger is used to lift the corners. Fora tight grip, rub soap on the cup'sedge.

Take a wire pot -scouring pad toscrub potatoes, carrots, etc. instead ofpeeling them. Then you do not loseall the best part of the vegetables.'Hold them under running water whilescrubbing.

WHEE, THE PEOPLE!Dear Hawthorne:

Last night you said, "Shoot Hawthorneand win a prize." Well, I shot you andnow I have a hole in my television set.What shall I do now? Every time I seeyou, you have a hole in your head.

Sincerely,Hazel McKillop,319 Orange Ave.,

. Coronado, Calif.

WHICH ONLY GOES TO PROVEThe Customers Always Write

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In & Out of Focus Comment)

Looks LikeFirst J. Arthur Rank, now 20th

Century -Fox, through their headman, S k o u r a s, says 20th won'tfurnish any p i x for MacDonald'sPhonevision. Twentieth will use theirpictures for , their own big -screentheater TV early next year. Phone -vision meanwhile is making a case ofrefusals, saying it is illegal for anymovie company to refuse the use offilm to Phonevision, which will offerstandard prices to book the films fortelephone telecasts. . . . Looks likethere is a change of format, expansionto a half hour, and the addition of anew starring personality to "Lee'sLair," a Monday night KTSL program.Popular solo -singing pianist Matt Den-nis now joins the sportsminded whogather in the "Lair" to entertain andinterview the visiting sportsworld andcelebs. . . . Dells Restaurant ownerMike Gaynes is interested in originat-ing a television show from his La Cien-ega eatery featuring a once -a -week,half-hour celebrity interview program.He's already interested his La Cieneganeighbors, the Century Theater Group,in groviding talent for the show.

Looks like the Al Jarvis "Clock-watchers' Club," seen on KLAC-TV, isdisproving any mention that there isno place for daytime TV. His contestdraws an average of more than 5,000letters a week. . . . The NBC-TVaudition on Dean Martin and JerryLewis is delayed again while that foot-loose duo fulfill a New York night-clubcommitment. . . . "Miss Los Angeles"is going to be selected via television,KTTV announces. All local unmarriedgirls between eighteen and twenty-seven are eligible, and the station asksthat you contact the station if youhave some undiscovered beauty livingnext door to you. . . . The AndrewsSisters' manager sent letters to all TVstations informing them they may notimitate the Sisters on tele-. His burnis credited to three Gotham comicswho played a record and anticked itup, as the Andrewses, to the sound.Invasion of privacy. . . . Screen andstage vet James Gleason is discussinga TV -radio series of circus stories tobe written by Thomas W. Dtincan,author of "Gus the Great" and "RingHorse." Duncan would create a newclown character for Gleason to play.

. . The Electric League figures nowhave the Los Angeles TV area at oneset for each 3.3 families. That puts LAin front of Chicago and Philadelphia,and second only to New York. SanDiego is estimated at about 35,000, andSan Francisco at near 50,000. . . .

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KTLA's Stan Freberg, who does thevoice behind the popular character"Cecil, the Seasick Serpent" in "Timefor Beany," has etched a Capitol albumof children's records. . . . KECA-TVwill pick up the Western Open Cham-pionship golf matches at the BrentwoodCountry Club May IS through 21. TheL. A. Junior Chamber of Commercesponsors. . . . . . The Bureau of LaborStatistics reports about 5,000 new jobsin the U.S. as a result of TV manu-facture in radio -TV factories. Do theymean 5,000 new -type jobs-or 5,000new old -type jobs?

Stop, Listen, Look (si:4I0awysLyi:elf

"Yesterday's NewsreelIf you can bear to give up the first

fifteen minutes of "Hoppy'S" Sundaynight reels, you will profit greatly bywatching KTTV's (6:30 p.m., Channel11) series of old-time newsreels.

Each fifteen -minute stanza covers asporting event, a few personages ofthe era, fashions, aeronautical devel-opments, and a general timely topicof the year. And the years range frombefore the twenties through the mid-dle thirties. One night we even sawsome faded early footage on the origi-nal Pancho Villa, Mexican badmanwho gave the United States Cavalry arough go of it for some years.

If sports mean to you such legend-ary figures as Bobby Jones, HelenWills, Jack Dempsey, Red Grange,Paavo Nurmi or Bill Tilden, you cansooner or later see them . all.

And if you have forgotten that weonce had presidents who weren'tnamed Roosevelt or Truman, the "Yes-terday's Newsreel" is a good refreshercourse with clips on Taft, Coolidgeand Hoover.

Hardly a new masculine viewer willbe able to contain his horror-at boththe old and the somewhat similarcontemporary-when the fashion pa-rade of the old days is flashed. Butwith the dowdy dress some other pret-ty wonderful things were going on,and this Sunday night slot is a greatopportunity to look back on them.

Pet ExchangeNo matter what its recentness, our

last mention and recommendation onmany scores of KTTV's "Pet Exchange"(Friday, 7:00 p.m., Channel 11) hasbeen too long ago.

This show started about a year ago;Frank Wright's Calo Dog and Cat FoodCompany stand the cost; and it is ahalf hour devoted to finding homesfor pets. The entertainment value liesin the animals paraded-everythingfrom pups and kittens to lions and

elephants. (A recent four -and -a -half -

ton pachyderm visitor nearly playedhob with the set when she excitedlytrumpeted and the blast of air fromher great trunk carried away part ofa flimsy wall.)

Well-known guest s-usually b i g'names from the movie colony or stageor radio-put in a weekly appearanceto give their pitch on the care andwelfare of four -footed friends.

That's all very good, but our praisegoes not for the fun of the show, butto the myriads of people who workceaselessly after the show has fadedfrom the channel. Calls asking fordogs, cats, birds and mice are followedup, homes are checked as to theirdesirability as future resting placesfor the pets in question, and the ani-mals are catalogued for further check-ing on to make sure they are happy.

Pets are taken in, allocated to thedifferent homes about the city thatthe S.P.C.A. maintains for the home-less four -footers, and the animals arecatalogued for mention on the show.

What other television show puts inthis careful, detailed effort on theirprops between appearances?

Of course the boxing bears, visitingelephants and performing lions seenappear only to keep things lively forthe unimaginative who can't get theirkicks from just plain dogs, cats andbirds. These animals have homes,trainers and jobs, and aren't availableby calling the show and asking forthem, as are the other animals onview.

The Cabo show gets the homelesspets they offer for viewers from theSouthern California Society for thePrevention of Cruelty to Animals, andif you haven't seen the quarters theSociety maintains for pets they havetaken in, a lesson is in store for you.They are an endorsement for human-ity.

Perry Como's Supper ClubPractically ever since it went on the

air, KNBH, Channel 4 (Sunday at 8:00p.m.) has been carrying the easternkinescope of Perry Como's ChesterfieldSupper Club. By very reason of itscontinued weekly presence and con-tinued weekly excellence, we just ac-cept without mention. It's a goodshow to watch.

Each week Perry, the Fontanne Sis-ters and Mitchell Ayres's orchestrahang a few songs around some sim-ple gimmick, introduce a guest or two,

and generally have fun. Typical wasa recent Sunday's stunt of having theviewer follow Perry around the daybefore the show to see what went intomaking up a telecast. There weresongs to be chosen, song pluggers tobe listened to, the Fontanne Sisters tobe rehearsed with, and guest MoreyAmsterdam to be endured throughouthis tortuous pursuit of Como in aneffort to "sign him up." This last bitof horseplay was alive with Amster-dam antics, gags and routines, andthe comedian served as perfect, foilfor the Como.

For a brief few seconds the well-known canine of eastern television, abored basset hound, put in an appear-ance. He yawned, eyed the camera,

MAY 19, 1950 . RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE

shot the principals a couple of dis-dainful glances and that was that, butwe go along with the consensus. Hedefinitely has personality!

We've been Como fans since thedays when he used to hangory a mikeand sing "Wishing" with Ted Weems'sband. iHe's singing just as .well, butwhat Mr. Como has added is tremen-dous savoir-faire and the ability toemcee most graciously.Guest Appearances

KTLA not long ago added new hoursto its weekly schedule and startedtelecasting at 1:00 Sunday afternoonson Channel 5. Only last week we gotwith the new shows, wondering whatcould go on that could be labeledonly "Guest Appearances" and still beinteresting enough to televise.

Dick Garton-we like to identify himas co -emcee of the Wednesday nightKTLA "Man's Best Friend" showstarring Gypsy, Freckles, Pancho andall-holds down the host's chair, withKorla Pandit on hand at the organ.

The first guests we saw were noneless than Buddy Cole and his wife, thepretty Yvonne King. After some inter-esting, informal chatter, both Yvonneand Buddy performed, Buddy at thepiano with some of his best-knownsfrom his albums; Yvonne vocallyvocally withan old standard, "Everything Happensto Me."

They were no sooner out of rangethan two marvelous East Indiandancers not only performed, but ex-plained their dances and their cos-tumes.

Between guest appearances Korlaentertains at the organ with the moodmusic for which he is so famous.

Garton has an easy manner perfectlydesigned to put dropper -inners at theirgreatest ease, and he apparently knowsenough about each guest so that thereIs no halting, stumbling question -and -answer routine to suffer through beforeyou finally discover whom you areseeing and why he is a guest of note.

We don't know whom you mightmeet Sunday afternoons on "GuestAppearances," but apparently they willall be caliber guests who can actuallyentertain."Easy Aces"

That delightfully sardonic "Mr. andMrs." team, Jane and Goodman Ace,are back again making matrimonialmockery, this time on KTSL's Channel2 via Du Mont teletranscription, eachWednesday night at 9:15.

Listeners who chuckled sympatheti-cally over the barbed domesticities ofmr. ace and JANE will find their videoformat comes ever closer to the hearth,for the "Easy Aces" typify a couplewhose sole entertainment is, naturally,television.

Premiere found them, along withJane's mother, a lovable old hypo-chondriac, absorbed in a filmed pres-entation of the Irish Sweepstakes. Janeof course was vowing she'd give ahundred bucks if she could win andbuy some new dresses. "Mama" waswistfully thinking of all the operationsshe could have were the purse to cometo her. Goodman was frantically trying

to hear the film's narration, placatethe two women, explain to his wifethe values of money and convince hisin-law that there was nothing leftwithin her to remove.

Only disappointment voiced herewould be that but a fleeting glimpseWas to be had of the "Aces" them-selves. Show concentrates mainly onthese veterans' glib commentary andodd observations, focusing on the paironly at the end. However, their chatterdoes suffice . . . and old radio fanswill vouch for that.

Fun at the BeachThe antics of some of Los Angeles'

beach -goers have been considered en-tertaining enough for national maga-zine coverage, but it took KTLA torealize the potentialities of a Sundayafternoon video show lying in ourlocal sands.

Now each Sunday at 3:00, a trio ofthe Channel 5 cameras are hauleddown to Lick Pier in Venice. Two ofthem are perched on platforms in thesand, the third toted to the end ofthe pier where water traffic will beeasily caught by the lens. DorothyGardiner and Ken Grauer interviewthe game players and eager passersbyand generally spark the activities thatmake up the hour -and -a -half session.Water skiers, tumblers, acrobats, kidsjust around for fun of the games andcontests KTLA puts on, lost screamingchildren and chilled -looking adults allcontribute to the melee that immedi-ately sets viewers to wishing theywere at the beach.

Second Glances ( Critical )Comment

Ruby Still SparklesBig excitement for this viewer was

the recent guest appearance of thetap-dancing flash of the thirties, RubyKeeler, on the Ken Murray show. Ruby,retired for almost fifteen years andthe youthful looking mother of fivechildren, was our first favorite moviestar. You can imagine with whattrepidation we awaited her appearanceon TV.

Murray set the show off on the rightfoot by giving her a production -numbersetting that brought in couples dancingin the costumes and to the tunes thatRuby made famous in her musicals.Hoofers did a bit of "Forty -SecondStreet," a West Point cadet and a galin organdie soft -shoed to "FlirtationWalk," sailors reprised "Don't GiveUp the Ship." All very exciting.

Ruby made her entrance to "Liza;"and if you saw "The Jolson Story"you'll recall the significance of that.She proved to be the same loose-ankled, forthright little hoofer that weremembered, her lovely dancer's legsas trim and silky as they were in"Go Into Your Dance." Her taps wereas mellow and measured as ever asshe did her "Liza" and "Forty -SecondStreet" numbers, and the way she hadof telegraphing a gag -line by duckingher head just before she said it re-mained the same. My, we enjoyed it-maybe this is the golden age of TV!

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TELEVISION

774By JANE PELGRAM

While the public worries about con-verting to color television, if, whenand as; and while the FCC is in a tur-moil over the decision they ultimatelyhave to make regarding which colorsystem (CBS, NBC, and Color Televi-sion, Inc.) they will accept as mostworkable-the theaters may beat thewhole bunch on regular commercialvideo broadcasting through providingbig -screen color before it is availablein homes. Paramount Television af-firms it has two color systems readyfor its theater TV process, and 20thCentury -Fox is working on large -screen color video.

The theater men realize that to beat all successful they must offer some-thing more than people can get athome; they also realize that RCA's un-veiling of a TV tint tube that fits thecoaxial cable and the highly success-ful demonstration on s t a n d a r d,commercial, twelve - and -a -half -inch-screened RCA table models of its sin-gle -tube system behoove the movieMakers to get with it first, or else beobsolete by the time color arrives inhomes.

If Paramount can photograph andtransmit a show in color, it can do itsown telecasting for theater video-butif its big -screen process entails film-ing the video images from the face ofa receiving tube, the theater companywould have to wait for commercialcolor video before it could take a showoff the air from a regular color tele-cast and throw it back on the screenin color.

The folks at Twentieth are beingequally secretive about their process,but it is believed to be a film process,and an outgrowth of one of their de-velopments in the line of color forregular film -making.

Those buyers waiting for color seemto have a good long wait ahead ofthem, and the possibility of missing atremendous amount of fine entertain-ment in the interim. The FCC doesn'tmove with the speed of light at best,and with bigger and better develop-ments arising almost daily in thethree network systems under consid-eration, more hearings on color seemto be in the offing. Waiting for colorbefore buying seems a nowhere pre-caution. * *NEW HAWTHORNE HOMEKLAC-TV comedian Hawthorne has

given up his daily hour of commutingto Woodland Hills with the purchaseof a new home in Studio City.

BAKER IN MOVIEArt Baker, whose popular ABC "Note-

book" is aired daily over ABC, has beencast as a character actor in hi.G.M.'s"Cause for Alarm."

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WEEK'S TELEVISION LOGSStation Finder

Channel 2-KTSLChannel 4-KNSHChannel 5-KTLAChannel 7-KECA-TVChannel 8-KFIY113-TVChannel 9-KFI-TVChannel I I-KTTVChannel 13-KLAC-TV

FRIDAY1-Ch.7, Western Open

Golf Tournament.4:30.-Ch.11, Classified Col-

umn.S-Ch.U., Playtime.

Bombo and Bimbo.5:15-Ch.11, Cowboy Slim.5:30-Ch.5, News, -Music.5:45-Ch.4, Ch.13, News.

Ch.5, Police Call.Ch.13, Hoot Gibson.

5:50-Ch.2, Cartoon Carnival.Cowboy Caravan,

'Glory Trail.'Ch.4, Uncle Tony

O'Hare.Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills.Ch.S, Leading Ladies.Ch.11, Soundies.

11:15.-Ch.4. Dusty Walker.Ch.8. News, Weather.Cb.13, Hawthorne and

Egbert.11:20-Ch.7, Serial.6:25-Ch.4, Comedy Theater.8:30-Ch.5, Ch.8, Time for

Beany.Ch.11, The Meakins.

6:45-Ch.4, Adventures ofCyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints.Ch.7, Space Patrol.Ch.S, Newsreel.Ch.11, We'll Play

Your Song.'Ch.13, Film.

6:30-Ch.13, Sports Book.7-Ch.2, H'wood Road to

Fame, With NTG.Ch.4, Ch.8, Kukla,

Fran and 011ie.Ch.5, Newsreel.Ch.7, Chef Milani.Ch.11, Pet Exchange.Ch.13, Auction City.

7:15-Ch.5, Yer Ole Buddy.Ch.9, Film Short.

7:30-Ch.4, Roberta Quinlan.Ch.5, Charley Chase

Comedy.Ch.7, Premium Quiz.Ch.8, People in News.Ch.9, Fishing Pals.Ch.11, KTTV News.Ch.13, Hail the Champ.

7:45-Ch.4, News, Weather.Ch.8. Film.Ch.11, 'Follow Us,'

Army Week Film. .0-Ch.2, Lee's Lair.Ch.4, Show of Shows.Ch.5, Ina Ray Hutton

Orch.Ch.7. 20 Questions.Ch.8, Feature Film.Ch.9, Baseball: L. A.

vs. S. F.Ch.11, Pantomime

Quiz.Ch.13, .1. Hardy Film.

8:05-Ch.13, Travel Film.8:15-Ch.2. Week in Snorts.

Ch.13, Auction City.6:30-Ch.2, Legion Boxing.

Ch.4, Designed forWomen, Lee Hogan.

Ch.7, Wrestling,Ch.11, Celebrity Time.9-Ch.4, Garroway at

Large.Ch.5, Movie Classic.'Swiss FamilyRobinson,' T. Mit-chell, F. Bartholo-mew.

Ch.11, Renfrew,'Danger Ahead.'

Ch.13, Irwin Mien.9:15-Ch.13, Film.9:30-Ch.4, ('h.8, Big Story.

Ch.13, Erwin Allen.10 Ch.48,. Lathe alledw.hit.

Ch.11, TV Newsreel.Ch.13, Hawthorne.

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10:15-Ch.11. Wheeler -Rourke.

10:30 .Ch.5, Meet Me inHollywood.

Ch.9, Sports Final.Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:45-Ch.7, Long Bill.11-C"' Peter Potter.

Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

SATURDAY9-Ch.13, Glancin' at

Anson (to 12).11:10-Ch.9, Uncle Howie,

Story -Book Man.11:30-Ch.9, Accent on Charm.3.2-h.9, Look,

Ch.13, Mike Roy.12:30--Ch.9, Mirandy and

the Garden.Western Open

Golf Match.Ch.9. Western Feature.

'Brothers of theWest.'

Ch.13 Just Kids.1:45--Ch.8, Dugout Doings.

2-Ch.13.Dick Haynes

at the Reins.2:15-Ch.8, Padres vs.

Beavers.Ch.9, Baseball: Angels

vs. Seals.3:15-C6.13, Western Film.4:15-Ch.13, Club Time.4:45-Ch.9, From Your

Garden.5-Ch.9, For Sportsmen

Only, Ted Meyers.5:30-Ch.5, News, Music.

Ch.7, Whiteman TVTeen Club.

Ch.13, Hoot Gibson.6-Ch.4, Film Short.

Ch.5 Cowboy Thrills.Ch.7, Musical Show.Ch.9, Spotlight on

Talent.Ch.11, Western Film.

'Timber War.'6:15--Ch.4, Howdy Doody.

Ch.13, Hawthorne andEgbert.

6:30-Ch.5, Sandy Dreams.Ch.7. Ch.8, Paul White-

man Teen Club.6:45-Ch.4. Burbank Auction.

Ch.13, Film.Squeakin' Deacon

('h.8, Double Feature.Ch.11, Western Barn

Dance.011.13, Here's the Pitch.

7:30-Ch.5, Tim McCoy.Ch.7, Buek Rogers.Ch.13, Marge Thomson.

7:45-Ch.4, Armed Forces Fir.Ch.13, Jack LaDelle.

S-Ch.7. R. Kenny,Political.

Ch.11. What's My Line?Ch.13, Hometown

Jamboree.8:10-Ch.7, Not Set.

PROFESSIONALSOFTBALL

8:15.10:30 P.M.Every Saturday

KNBH Channel 4

8:15-Ch.4, Pro Softball.8:30-Ch.5, Spade Cooley

Western Varieties.Ch.11, Twin Time.

11:40-Ch.7, SagebrushT eater.

9-C12.11, Sentinel Stars ofTomorrow.

Ch.13, Fedture Film.9:30-Ch.5. Midget Races.

Ch.7, John Wayne Film,'Dawn Rider.'

Ch.11, Boxing, withTed Husing.

10-C"' Jai -Alai Games.10 :15-Ch.13, Hawthorne.10:30-Ch.4, Late News.

11-Ch.5' Auction Park.

11:15-Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

SUNDAY9:30-Ch.13. Glancin' at An-

son (to 1:15).

11-Ch.9, SingingStrings.

11:30--Ch.9, Home Builder.11:55-Ch.5, Sunday Reverie.

12-`5 . tourniaCh.9,Matinee.'Barefoot Boy,'Jackie Moran.

GuestAppearances.

1:15-Ch.9, Baseball:Angels vs. Seals.

2-Ch.5, Western Feature.

2 : 30-Ch.4, Polo Matches.('h.13, Girls' Softball.

3-Ch.5,Fun on theBeach.

Ch.9, Film.3:30-Ch.9, Just for Fun.

4-Ch.7, Cowboy Theater.Ch.8. Super Circus

4:30-Ch.5, The Comics.Ch.13, Bob McLaughlin

4:55-Ch.4, Movie Matinee,'Oath of Vengeance,'Buster Crabbe.

-Ch.7, Super Circus.5Ch.S, Hopalong Cassidy

5:30-Ch.5, BandstandReview.

Ch.7, Oh, Teacher!Ch.9, Truth About

Dixie.6-Ch.4, Movie Matinee.

'Secret of Stanbul,'James Mason.

Ch.7, The Ruggleses.Ch.9, Magic Hour,

Roily Langley.Ch.11, Mr. I MagMa-

tion.Cb.13, Feature Film.

6:15-Ch.S, The Ruggleses.

EVERY SUNDAY

"HOPALONGCASSIDY"

6:30 - 7:30 P.M.KTLA Channel 5

Sponsored byBarbara A an Bread

6:30-00.5, Hopalong CassidyCh.7, Author Meets

Critics.Ch.11, Yesterday's

Newsreel.6:45-Ch.8, Telenews.

Ch.11, Lucky Pup.7Ch.4, Small Talk.Ch.7 Ch.8, Paul

Whiteman Revue.Ch.11, This Is Show

Business.Ch.13, Scoreboard.

7:30-Ch.4, Manchester Boddy.Ch.7, Comedy Carnival.Ch.8, Show Business.Ch.11, Mama.Ch.13, Joe Graydon.

:45-Ch.4, Weekly Weather.Ch.5, Feature Film.

'I Met My LoveAgain,' A. Marshall,J. Bennett.

8-Ch.4, Supper Club,Perry Como.

Ch.8, Philco Playhouse.Ch.11, Toast of Town.Ch.13, Western Film.

8 :30-C11.4. Chev. Theater.'Introduction.'

Ch.7, Crusade inEurope.

8:55-Ch.7, Ironing Tips.Philco Playb'se.,

'The Feast.'Ch.7, Think Fast.Ch.8, Ch.11, Fred

Waring.Ch.13, Marilyn Hare &

the Bachelors.9:15-Ch.5, Movietown RSVP.9:30-Ch.7, On. Trial.

Cb.13, Feature Film.9:45-Ch.5, Adventure Album

10-Ch.4, Hancock Adven-ture.

Ch.5, Magazine of theWeek.

Ch.7, Ch.8, Youth onthe March.

Ch.11, Calieute Races.10:30-Ch.4. Cafe Continental.10:45-fh.4. Late News.

Ch.5. Newsreel Bellew.

Mon. Thru Fri(DAYTIME TV)

KFI-TY - CHANNEL 99-The Bill Welsh Show

with Nancy Wible.12-Nessivs,

G.Room,

Stew-rt12:30-Ladies'

Day: rStsilla,Mitchell, Jobe, Owen.

1:30-Cook's Corner withMonty Margetts.

1:45-It's Fun to Eat WithElena. (F).

2-Helpfully Tours (31,F).Open House With

Burritt Wheeler,(Tu, Th).

Sewing Adventures (W)2:30-Know Your Schools

(W).2:50-Film (W).3-Report to Mrs.

America.3:20-Adventures at Home

with Mary andHarry Hickox.

3:40-Gordon's Garden (M).Johnny Murray (Tu).

Midweek Gardener (W)Ortho Garden Guide,

G. B. Lloyd, (Th).3:45-The World Is Your

Garden (F).4-Stu Wilson Show,

with Marie Gibson.4:55-Name the Star (M).S-Frank Webb Show

(M -F).5:15-Meglin Revue (M).

Lynwood Spotlight (F)5:30-Magic Theater.6:00-Newsroom: Meyers,

Bishop.6:35-Eddie Coontz and Heidi

Olson.(Note: For evening pro-

grams on Channel 9, seedaily listings.)KLAC-TV-CHANNEL 13

10-Joe Graydon Show(to

11:55-News.12-Michael RoyShow.

1-Al Jarvis MakeBelieve BallroomIto 5:45).

MONDAY4 :30-Ch.11, Classified

Column.5-Ch. 11. Playtime.Bombo & Bimbo.

5:15-Ch.11, Magic MusicLand.

5:30-Ch.11, Cowboy Slim'sTheater.

5:45-Ch.4, News.('11.5. Police Call.Ch.13, Old -Time Movies.

5:50--Ch.2, Cartoon.6-(.'h.2,Cowboy Caravan.

'Pioneers.'Ch.4, Uncle Tony

O'Hare.Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills.Ch.8, Leading Ladies.Ch.11, Soundies.

6:10-Ch.13, Monte Montana6:15-Ch.4, Dusty Walker.

('h.8, News, Weather.6:20-Ch.7, Adventure Time.6:25-Ch.4, Comedy Theater,

'Ready to Serve.'

TEA TIME CANDIESpresents

"TIME FORBEANY"

Monday thru Friday6:30 P.M.

KTLA -Channel 5

6:30-Ch.5, C11.8, Time forBeany.

C11.13, Film.6:45-(M.4, Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints.Ch.7, Space Patrol.Ch.S, Newsreel.('h.11, Telequiz.

6:50-Ch.13, Sam Batter.Lee's Lair.

Ch.4, Ch.8s Kukla,Fran and 011ie.

Ch.5, Newsreel.Ch.7, Chevrolet Triple -

Feature Theater.Ch.11, Woman's Voice.Ch.13, Carroll Righter.

7:15-Ch.5, Name the Star.7:20-Ch.5, Tour Town.7:30-Ch.2, Cavalcade of

Stars: Sam Levenson,'Horn liabblers.

Ch.4,Roberta Quinlan.Ch.5, Dixie Showboat.Ch.8, People in News.Ch.9, Children Should

Be Heard.Ch.11, Newsreel.Ch.13, Adventure Serial.

7:45-Ch.4, News, Weather.Ch.11, Felix De Cola.

S-Ch.4, Show of Shows.Ch.5. Mystery Feature

'Missing Corpse,'J. Edward Brom-berg.

Ch.8, Chev. Theater.Ch.9, M. Mareellino.Ch.11, Silver Theater.

'Papa Romani.'Ch.13, Wedding Bells.

8:30-Ch.2, N. Y. Wrestling,Dennis James.

Ch.4, Lights, Camera,Action.

Ch.8, Lights Out.Ch.9, You Be the Jury.Ch.11, Pickard Family.Ch.13, Wrestling.

Political, Bowser.Ch.8, Feature Film.Ch.11, The Goldbergs.

9:10-Ch.4, Film Shorts.9:15--Ch.5, Boxing, S. Gate.9:30-Ch.4, Editor's Round

Table.ChM, Studio One,

'Wreath of Roses.'9:45-Ch.2, Manhattan

age

Ch.4, Lights Out.10:30-Ch.4, Late News.

Ch.11, TV Newsreel.Ch.13, Kemper's

Rapers.10:45-Ch.11, 770 on the Air.11'h.?, Peter Potter.

TUESDAY4:30-Ch.11, Classified

Column.S--Ch.11, Playtime,

Bombo and Bimbo.5:15-Ch.11. Magic Music

Land.5:30-Ch.5. News, Music.

Ch.11, Cowboy Slim'sTheater.

5:45-C11.4. NewsCh.5, Police Call.('h.13, Hoot Gibson.

5:50-Ch.2. Cartoon.5:55-Ch.5, Preview.6--Ch.2, Cowboy Caravan.

'Last of the Clinton();B. Carey.

Ch.4. Uncle TonyO'Hare.

Ch.5, Co ..'my Thrills.Ch.B. Leas!ng Ladies.Ch.11, Soundies.

6:15-Ch.4, Dusty Walker.Ch.B. News, Weather.Ch.13, Hawthorne and

Egbert.6:20-Ch.7, Adventure Time.6:25-Ch.4, Comedy Theater.

'Sold at Auction.'6:30--Ch.5, Cli.8, Time for

Beany.6:45-Ch.4, Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints.Ch.7, Space Patrol.Ch.8, Newsreel.Ch.13, Film.Ch.13, Sports Book.7_-Ch.2, Cavalcade of

Bands, L. Welk.Ch.4, So This Is Holly-

wood.Ch.5, Newsreel.Ch.7. Cowboys 'a'

Injuns.Ch.8. Quartet Parade.Ch.11, Bozo's Circus.Ch.13, Grab Your

Phone.7:15-Ch.5, Tricks & Tres...

Ch.9, Film Short.7:25-Ch.11, Heads You Win.7:30--Ch.4, Film Short.

Ch.5. Feature Picture.'Dixie Jamboree,'Talbot, Butterworth,Kibbee.


7deuidloa p/teca4e4TIME CHANGES

SATURDAY, MAY 20-Sybil Chism, KECATV, Channel 7, 6:00 p.m. (30 min.). For-merly seen on KFI-TV, Saturday, 5:00

THURSDAY, MAY 25-"Premium Quiz,"KECA-TV, Channel 7, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.).Formerly seen Friday, KECA-TV, 7:30p.m.

WHAT'S NEW"Film

SUNDAY, MAY 21-Major Feature 'Film,KECA-TV, Channel 7, 9:00 p.m. (toconcl.). First of sixteen top -caliber pic-tures whose stars will include JackBenny, Robert Young, Jimmy Durante,Claudette Colbert, etc., starts tonight withJoe E. Brown and Jane Wyman In "WideOpen Faces."

ParticipationSATURDAY, MAY 20-"What's My Line,"

-KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.).Second show featuring Dorothy Kilgallen,Louis Untermeyer, Hal Block and ArleneFrancis as panel of experts on quiz game.

TUESDAY, MAY 23-"So This Is Holly-wood," KNBH, Channel 4, 7:00 p.m. (30min.). Keith Hetherington and Stu Wilsonteam up on zany audience-partiqipationteleshow.

JuvenileSUNDAY, MAY 21-"Oh, Teacher," KECA-

TV, Channel 7, 5:30 p.m. (30 min.). Tune-ful, danceful kiddie variety -musical showstarring Louis Da Pron and his pupils.

ComedyFRIDAY, MAY 19-"Garroway at Large,"

KNBH, Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.).Popular Eastern comic debuts on localscreens.

MusicTHURSDAY, MAN 18-"Cafe Francaise,"

KTLA, Channel 5, 7:30 p.m. (15 min.).French singer Andre Toffell replacesKorla Pandit and his "Musical Adven-ture,"

*WHAT'S SPECIAL

SportsFRIDAY, MAY 19-Western Open Field

Championship, KECA-TV, Channel 7, 1:00p.m. (to concl.). Hal Shidler handles com-mentary on golf event through Sunday,same time.

ComedyWEDNESDAY, MAY 24-Hawthorne,

KLAC-TV, Channel 13, 6:15 p.m. (30min.). Birthday party will be celebratedfor comic's year -old son, Darr Christopher,with special guests under three years old.

WHO'S GUESTINGVariety

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"This Is Show Busi-ness," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:00 p.m. (30min.). Guest performers are Sam Leven-son and Buddy Baer. Faye Emerson joinsthe panel.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Toast of the Town,"KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (1 hr.). TheKing Cole Trio, Anna Maria Alberghetti,Paul Kohler and Jini, Larry and TrudyLeung provide the entertainment.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Supper Club," KNBH,Channel 4, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Jack Car-son guests.

TUESDAY, MAY 23-Alan Young, KTTV,Channel 11, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). GinnySimms guests.

*WHAT'S PLAYING

FilmSUNDAY, MAY 21-"Crusade in Europe,"

KECA-TV, Channel 7, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.).Chapter seventeen of General Eisenhower'swar documentary will cover the invasionof Southern France.

DramaSUNDAY, MAY 21-"Chevrolet Tele-Thea-

ter," KNBH, Channel 4, 8:30 p.m. (30min.). "Introduction" with WilliamPrince, Philip Bourneuf and Frances Reid.

SUNDAY, MAY 21-"Philco Playhouse,"KNBH, Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. (1 hr.). "TheFeast," starring Margaret Wycherly, Mild-red Natwick and Colin Keith -Johnson,

MONDAY, MAY 22-"Sliver Theater,"KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.).Chico Marx portrays "Papa Romani."

MQNDAY, MAY 22-"Studio One," KTTV,Channel 11, 9:30 p.m. (1 hr.). ConradNagel, Margaret Phillips and Charles Kor-vin In "A Wreath of Roses."

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24-"Kraft TelevisionTheater," KNBH, Channel 4, 9:00 p.m. (1

hr.). Third anniversary of the programwill present actress Uta Hagen and E. G.Marshall in the Shakespearean tragedy"Macbeth."

WEDNESDAY, MAY 24-"Suspense,"KTTV, Channel 11, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). Nina

Foch, Scott McKay and Robert Emhardtin "One and One's a Lonesome."

Ch.8, People in News.Ch.9, Home Movie

Theater.Ch.11. TV Newsreel.Ch.13, Don Otis.

7:40-Ch.4, Hello Again.7:45-Ch.4, News, Weather

Ch.11, Glamour -Go -Round.

8-Ch.2, TumbleweedTheater, 'Un-conquered Bandit.'

Ch.4, Milton Berle.Ch.8, Feature Film.Ch.9. Baseball! Angelsvs. Portland Beavers.

Ch.11, CrosleyWrestling.

Ch.13, Sports Reel.11:15-Ch.13, Girls' Softball.8:30-Ch.7. My True Story.8:45-Ch.5, Jalopy Derby.

9-Ch.2,Starlit Time.

Ch.4, Ch.9, TexWilliams Caravan.

Ch.7, Talent Tour.Ch.11, Alan Young.

9:30-Ch.2, Plainclothesman.Ch.4, Original Amateur

Hour.Ch.8, Crusade in

Europe.Ch.11,Suspense, 'One

and One's a Lone-some.'

9:45-Ch.13, Film.

10-ChN.2,TBackstagee With

Ch.7, Mysteries ofChinatown.

Ch.11. TV Newsreel.Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:15-Ch.11, Wheeler -Rourke Show.

10:30-Ch.4, Who Said That?Ch.5, Teleforum.Ch.7, Hal Sawyer.Ch.9, Sports Final.

11-Ch.2,Peter Potter.

Ch.4, Ben Grauer.Ch.7, Eddie Marr.Ch.13, Kemper's

Fingers.I I :15-Ch.4, Late News.

WEDNESDAY4:30-Ch.11, Classified

Column.5-Ch.11, Playtime.

5:15-Ch.11. Magic MusicLand.

5:30-C13.5, News, Music.Ch.11, Cowboy Slim's

Theater.5:45-Ch.4, News.

Ch.5, Police Call.Ch.I3, Hoot Gibson.

5:50-Ch.2, Cartoon.Cowboy Caravan,

'Guns for Hire.'Ch.4, Uncle Tony

O'Hare.Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills.Ch.8, Leading Ladies.Chat, Soundies.

6:15-Ch.4, Dusty Walker.Ch.8. News, Weather.Ch.13, Hawthorne and

Egbert.'6:20-Ch.7, Adventure Time.6:25--Ch.4, Comedy Theater.

Mickey McGuire.6:30-Ch.5, Ch.8, Time for

Benny.6:45-Ch.4, Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints.Ch.7, Space Patrol.Ch.8, Newsreel.Ch.13, Film.

6:50-Ch.13, Sports Book.7-Ch.2, Buckskin Theater,

'El Diablo Rides.'Ch.4, Ch.8, Kukla,

Fran & 011ie.Ch.5, Newsreel.Ch.7, Hollywood

Screen Test.Ch.8, Sports Almanac.Ch.11, Telequiz.Ch.13, Hi -Talent

Battle.7:15-'Ch.5, Circle the Globe.

Ch.9, Film Short.Ch.11, Home Shop

:30-Ch.4, Roberta Quinlan.Ch.5. Man's Best

Friend.

BUDGET PACKMACARONI

presents

"TELETEENREPORTER'

With AI.BurtonWed. 7:30 p.m.

KECA-TY Ch. 7

Ch.7, 'fele-TeenReporter.

Ch.8, People in News.Ch.9, Feature by

Feature.Ch.11, KTTV News.Ch.13, Haynes

Entertains.7:45-Ch.4, News, Weather.

Ch.8, Film Short.Ch.11, At Home With

Earl Wrightson.7 :50-Ch.5, Roving Camera.8-Ch.2, Feature Film,

'Melody Parade,'M. B. Hughes, Eddie

Ch.4, College ofMusical Knowledge.

Ch.5, Latin Cruise.Ch.7, Morgan Manor.Ch.8, Ch.11, Arthur

Godfrey.Ch.9, Baseball: Angels

vs. Beaver's.Ch. 13, Jim Hardy

Film.8:05-Ch.13, 'travel Film.8:15-Ch.13, Bobby Short.8:30-Ch.5, Hollywood

C.7. areer.Ch MamaCh.13, Film Playhouse.

9-Ch.4, Kraft Theater,'Macbeth.'

Ch.5, Feature Picture.Ch.5, Feature Picture,

'Hawaii Calls,' Breen,Sparks Hull.

Ch.7, Veioz Show.Ch.11, McMahan's

Minstrels.9:05-Ch.8, Wrestling.$:15-Ch.2, Easy Aces.9i30-Ch.2, Hands of Destiny

Ch.7, Movie Time.Ch.11, 'West to

Waikiki.'

10-Ch.2, Backstage WithNTG.

Ch.4, Political.Ch.11, TV Newsreel.Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:05-Ch.4, Willock-Ar-quette Show.

10:15-Ch.5, City at Night.Ch.11, Wheeler -

Rourke Show.10:30-Ch.9, Sports Final.10:35-C11.4, News.10:45-Ch.7, Eddie Marr.

11-Ch.2.Peter Potter.

Ch.13, Kemper'sStaPer6.

THURSDAY4:30--Ch.11, Classified

Column.*5-ChM, Playtime.

5:15-Ch.11, Magic MusicLand.

5:30--Ch.5, News, Music.Ch.11, Cowboy Slim's

Theater.5:45-Ch.4, News.

Ch.5, Police Call.Ch.13, Hoot Gibson.

5:50-Ch.2, Cartoon.5:55-Ch.5, Preview.

6-Ch.2, Cowboy Caravan,'Six -Gun Justice.'

Ch.4, Uncle TonyO'Hare.

Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills.Ch.8, Leading Ladies.Ch.11, Soundles.

6:15-Ch.4, Dusty Walker.Ch.8, News, Weather.Ch.13, Hawthorne and

Egbert.8:20-Ch.7, Adventure Time.6:25-Chi4, Comedy Theater.6:90-Ch.5, Ch.8, Time for

Beatty.6:46-Ch.4, Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints.Ch.7, Space Patrol.Ch.13, Film.

6:50-Ch.13, Sports Book.7-Ch.2, Stranger Than

Fiction.Ch.4. Laurel & Hardy.

'Help Mates.'Ch.5, :Newsreel.Ch.7, Tin Pan Alley.Ch.8. Lone Ranger.Ch.11, Ed Wynn Show.Ch.13, Kay Mulvey's

Open House.7 :15-Ch.2, Lee's Lair.

Ch.5, Backgroundfor Living.

Ch.9, Film Short.7:25-Ch.4, Good Egg.7:30-Ch.2. Love and Kisses.

Ch.4, Prairie SongParade, DustyWalker.

Ch.5, Cafe Francaise.Ch.7, Lone Ranger.Ch.8, People In News.Ch.9, Flannery's Hat

Rack.Ch.11, TV Newsreel

Ch.13, Fishing's Fun.7 :45-Ch.^ It's a Neat

TrIck.Ch.4, News, Weather.Ch.5, At the Mat.Ch.8, Film Featurette.Ch.11, Lucille Nor-

man Sings.8-Ch.:, Queen for a Day.

Ch.4, l'inky Lee Show.Ch.5, Hollywood

Opportunity.Ch7, Stop the Music.Ch.8. Hoffman Hi -TimeCh.9, Baseball: Angels

vs. Beavers.Ch.11,Starlight TheaterCh.13, Jim Hardy Film.

8:05-03.13, Sports Reel.8:15-Ch.13, Terrea Lea and

John Braislin.8:30-011.2, Name That Song.

Ch.4, Martin Kane,Private Eye.

C9.5, Wrestling.Ch.7, Not Set.Ch.8. Holiday Hotel.Ch. 13, Boxing.

9-Ch.2, MoreyAmsterdam Show.

Ch.4. Name the Star.Ch.7, Holiday Hotel.Ch.8, Studio One.

In Our Times.9:05-Ch.4, Leave It to the

Girls.9:30-Ch.2. Famous Jury

Trials.Ch.7, Roller Derby.Ch.11, Man Against

Crime.9:35-Ch.4, Feature Film,

'Arson Squad.'

10-ChN:2:r.itIuckstageWith

Ch.7, Western Film.Ch.11, TV Newsreel.

10:15-Ch.11, Heads You Win.10:20-Ch.11, Wheeler -

Rourke Show.10:30-Ch.9, Sports 'Final.

Ch.13. Hawthorne.10:35-Ch.4, Late News.10:45-Ch.5, Greatest Fights.

11-Ch.2,Peter Potter.

Ch.7, Eddie MaresMedicine Show.

11:30-Ch.13, Kemper'sRapers.

Page Thirty-three

Per es

PadeamBy JOAN BUCHANAN

Like Frank Fontaine says, I wasn'tdoing anything, just standing there inthe Studio Bookstore, not dying any-thing, when a large, familiar figureloomed in the doorway. Turned out tobe Sigmund Spaeth, whom I've re-cently mentioned here in connectionwith songs that sound like other songs.Having thus conjured up the former"Tune Detective," I managed to dig afew facts for this column. Spaeth, un-derstandably mistaking me for a ladybook dealer, told me he was interestedin plugging his new book, a novelizedversion of the Clara and Robert Schu-mann love story. His ABC program,not heard locally, was broadcast fromHollywood while he was in this area.

I was interested in the musicologist'scontinuing adventures with the Ameri-can popular song. His book of severalseasons ago, History of Popular Musicin America, is the most fascinatingthing on the subject.

He revealed that on trips like thecurrent one he lends an attentive ear

boxes in, restaurants and thathe thinks the old-time music beirfg re-vived is giving a needed lift to populartunes in general. We got on the sub-ject of his recent lists of the mostpopular songs of the last fifty years.They were, in case you missed theVariety and Time articles: "SweetAdeline," "School Days," "Shine On,Harvest Moon," "Let Me Call YouSweetheart," "Down by the Old MillStream," "I Want a Girl," "St. LouisBlues," "Smiles," "Stardust" and "GodBless America."

"But people get confused," hesighed. "They thought I'd said thosewere the best popular songs of thelast fifty years. Best and most popularare two different things." In order tostraighten readers out, Spaeth thencompiled his list of the best: "Waitingfor the Robert E. Lee," "Lazy," "TheMan I Love,"'"Chloe," "I'll See YouAgain," "All the Things You Are," "IfI Loved You" and "Were Thine ThatSpecial Face."

Two of the most popular songs,"Stardust" and "St. Louis Blues," alsomade Spaeth's "best" list. Big surprisewas his rating of an overlooked ColePorter tune from "Kiss Me Kate,""Were Thine That Special Face," abeautiful and seldom played number.Spaeth looks for it to do a slow climb,a la "Begin the Beguine," anotherPorter hit that took a mere decade tocatch on after its introduction in aBroadway musical. "When Cole readthe list, he called me up," SpaethSmiled. "He was very pleased."Page Thirty-four

MAY 19. 1950 RADIO -TELEVISION LIFEepe.G.1%.00K0;10'0.0n.4,1)^,OK,711

Twenty Questions(Continued from Page 6)

coughs for years. I loved her."Moore: "I especially recall a dearold lady from Springfield, Illinois.She was a grandmother, ShirleyDonovan, eighty-one years old,and possessed a beautiful soul.She was the kindest, sweetest per-son I have ever met."

6. Is there any similar experience inyour background that fitted youfor your present dealings withthe ladies?Bailey: "I have spent all my lifesaying 'yes' to women and stilllove it."Moore: "I have always preferredthe company of ladies."

7. How many women comprise yourimmediate families? What dothey think of the way you han-dle their sex on the air?Bailey: "I've only one wife andon this subject she can't bereached for a statement."Moore: "There are four womenin my immediate family and mymother thinks I'm wonderful."

8. Do you ever dream about yourprogram?Bailey: "Always."Moore: "The only dreams I everhave concerning the prograMusually consist of one where I amnot getting off the air in time."

9. What is the percentage of menappearing with you in com-parison to women?Bailey: " .000 1/2 ."Moore: "I would say only aboutone -fifth of the people appearingwith me are men."

10. Would you say that women havea better sense of humor thanmen? Are they better sports?Bailey: "Yes and no-or in somecases vice -versa."Moore: "Women have a muchbetter sense of humor than menand are far better sports."What is your technique in han-dling a nervous contestant? Abrassy one?Bailey: "I love 'em nervous andhelp them. The brassy type arenot long for ,my mike."Moore: "I have no particulartechnique other than doing mybest to put them completely atease. Brassy contestants we justdon't have."Have you ever met? If so whatwas the occasion?Bailey: "Never. I travel in a muchyounger set."Moore: "I have never met Mr.Bailey, but have long admiredhis eighth -grade picture which isstill being used for publicity pur-poses."

13. Do you think radio could use aclinic where weary emcees couldtake their troubles?Bailey: "The nut houses are al-ready full."Moore: "No need

11.

12.

to look for a

Cartoons forChildren

(Continued, from Page 3)wife, the former Elaine Love, he se-rialized a radio epic, "Quest of theSacred Vine," in San Diego. Laterthey did a lightning cartoon act invaudeville. At present the O'Dareslive in Eagle Rock and are busyraising three sons: ten -year -oldMickey, six -year -old Johnny andbaby David.

clinic for this emcee, as 1 neverworry and have no troubles."

14. Could you compare embarrassingexperiences for us?Bailey: "When my zipper slippedin 1945!"Moore: "Most embarrassing mo-ments as such stem from per

natural occurrences, as per ex-ample, a contestant mentioningthat she is going to have a baby.I believe it should be handled asthe perfectly natural thing it isand usually congratulate her andgive her a year's diaper service."

15. }Wye either of you ever beentopped unexpectedly by a fast -talking femme?Bailey: "Yes. I asked a lady ifshe'd lived here all her life. Shesaid, 'No, not yet.' I was dead."Moore: "I am constantly beingtopped by contestants and love it."

16. Have you found that contestantsfrom one section of the countryare quicker or more poised thanthose from others?Bailey: "I love all sections."Moore: "No, I haven't found thisto be true."

17. How do each of you handle "reg-ulars"?Bailey: "Give them a good lettingalone. I know most of them bytheir first names."Moore: "The regulars are a neces-sary part of our audience andoccasionally we use one of them-but if they are once on ourshow, it is understood they willnot be used again for a year."

18. Do you find yourself drawn to-ward any particular type as idealcontestants?Bailey: "No. Bring on all comers!"Moore: "I suppose everyone hastheir favorites and mine happento be grandmas and children."

19. Have you found that physicaltypes follow their traditional de-scriptions' (fat ladies are jolly,thin ones are not, pretty ones arecoy, short ones are "cute")?Bailey: "They all fit."Moore: "No, I haven't found thisto be especially true."

20. If you had it to do all over again,would you?Bailey: "Y e s, but for more

money."Moore: "Would I f- You bet yourboots I would and I hope to con-tinue for many years to come."

CAST OF THE "TIME FOR MEANT" SHOW and crew of the"Leakin' Lena" pose informally for the cameraman. This shotwas obtained just before the popular gang took off for theirtrip to the "Schmoon."

litst,Cikea Hoy!"Beany," Engaging Lead Man of a PopularTelevision Puppet Series, Isn't UnlikeMost Small Boys in That "Eating Time"Has Great Bearing on His Life's Story

Monday -Friday. 6:30 p.m.KTLA. Channel 5

,1N OLD jingle aboutsnips and snails sup-posedly ties up themystery of "what littie boys are made of."One of the most popu-

lar little boys in the country, thepropeller -capped, grinning little"Beany," no doubt substantiates this.It is how "Beany" came into beingthat makes a story.

Like most small boys, real or fan-cied, events of his life are closelylinked with eating. He was conceivedin a Wilshire Boulevard delicatessenlate one night. Creator Bob Clampetthad stopped by for a late snack, andas he ate, watched, then eagerlysketched, a rosy -faced child dressedin a striped shirt, beany cap andsuspender suit, his idea of long mull-ing was taking form.

Table Talk"Beany's" actual birth was the re-

sult of another round -table coffee-klotch session among Bob and histeam of workers who today areprincipals in the successful "Beany"picture. The name "Beany" arosefrom a breakfast -table session be.tween Bob Clampett and his mother.Several names were possible choices,but Bob's mother held out for thepresent perfect moniker.

Bob grinningly says there are, out-side of the show's dear little titlecharacter, five real principals. DawsButler, who does the voice for"Beany"; Stan Freberg, who articu-lates for "Cecil"; set -designer andartist Bill Oberlin; writer CharlesShows, and a producer -director bythe name of Bob Clampett.

Any time that, after a regularshow, these five turn out of Para -

WRITER CHARLES SHOWS (left) andcreator -director Bob Clampett receivecallers "Beany" and -Cecil the Sea-sick Sea Serpent" in their office. The twoon the right are among the most popularof today's television characters. (Will Greenphoto.)

May 19, 1950

By Jane Pelgrammount's KTLA to go next door for asnack, new "Beany" adventures areborn.

It was table talk that led to theinspired "Schmoon" trip. Inter -plan-etary travel was discussed as atheme, but the moon seemed toc colda body for the popular crew to tryand force, educationally, onto chil-dren. It was Bill Oberlin who tameup with the warmer, unexplored"Schmoon."

These inspired "cuffo" ideas, whilecharming, aren't relied upon solely.A good deal of work and researchfollow up each jolly suggestion. Oncethe trip was decided upon, the Entiregroup of "Beany" creators spent eve-ning upon evening trooping enmasse, up to the observatory. When

rocket propulsion came into the pup-pet -series story line, Bob's own in-tensive study of a book on rocketpropulsion served as guide. Thegroup painstakingly copied a n dstudied charts of the interplanetarysystem before plotting the "LeakinLena's" flight. These accurate chartswere later craftily integrated into theshow and put on view to stimulatechild interest in the real heavenlybodies.

When the group hit upon the ideaof a safari into the jungle in the"Middle of East Nowhere," a suitablejungle was painstakingly searchedout. From an old travel book a photodepicting a lush South Americanjungle was finally chosen as themodel.

Award WinnerEarly in January, after a success -

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C4**1AUL MASTERSON, fromKNX, cabled a hotel inPapeete, Tahiti, "SENDNAME OF MOST POPU-

LAR SONG IN TAHITI WE WILLPLAY IT ON INTERNATIONAL DISCJOCKEY PROGRAM." The answer-ing cable: "MOST POPULAR SONGIN TAHITI POAVOE MARUREREPATAUTAU TAUHOAHER."

On this occasiop, "InternationalDisc Jockey" Masterson was stumped,but from most of the glamorous spotsin the world he has received accurate(and translatable) titles that havegone to make up his jaunty program.

Masterson does all the researchand writing on the program, and inthe process reveals that he's learneda lot about music, geography, traveland how to send cables. He's alsolearned that the American popularsong, once considered a prettylower-class commodity, is actually abetter ambassador for the U.S. thanany number of official delegations.All over the world, American songsare whistled and sung with the sameinterest they're accorded here. Sometimes it becomes a formatting problem for "International Disc Jockey."From France, Italy, Belgium andeven the Taj Mahal Hotel in Bom-bay, Masterson received cables that"Again" was the most popular tunePage Thirty-six

Monday through Friday. 4!45 p.m.Saturday. 4:00 p.m.

KNX

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4PAUL MASTERSON reveals that theflavor of his record program gives himthe urge to travel-or at least to look

up spots in the atlas and pore over travelfolders. (CBS-Braslaff &photo.)

bers of the moment and invites hiscorrespondent to furnish informationof tourist interest. He also callssingers and musicians touring theU.S. and records phone conversationsto be played later as interviews.

When Masterson contacted Lon-don's famed Grosvenor House with arequest for music information, thehouse orchestra ,under the directionof bandleader Sidney Lipton cut asixteen -inch record, playing the mostpopular tunes and sending greetingsto Masterson and the program. Thedisc jockey had to go to the customswarehouse in Alameda to pick 't up.Careful customs officials, finally convinced that it was not a plot to de-fraud the government, let it gothrough for a dollar eighty-five duty.

Sources of information tappedweekly by Masterson include Vari-ety for the over-all music picture,and the music magazines, includingthe British equivalent of Down Beat,Melodymakers. He also reads travelfolders put out by resorts and steam-ship lines and is convinced that thecleverest writers in the business workon them. "Get this," he says, quot-ing one of his favorites, "'Curlingsurf, breaking on crescent beaches-mountains rising behind beautiful

Ill kill final Disc JockeyPaul Masterson, a Local Boy Who AdmitsHe Wasn't a Record Fiend, Makes FriendsAll Over the World for American Music

By Joan Buchanan

being played at the moment. Thejockey would like a little mor va-riety than that.

Maps and MusicThe unique record program was

Masterson's own idea. He had beensubbing for Tom Hanlon on the"Merry -Go -Round" record show whenthe chance came to have his ownKNX series. Always intrigued oythe idea of travel, he dreamed up acombination of music and globe-trot-ting. Every week he sends cables tohotels and night clubs all ovei theworld; replies are paid for in ad-vance. Masterson usually requeststitles of the four most popular num-

modern buildings . . ' " That gemis from a hotel in Rio de Janeiro.

Home BoyMasterson's actual traveling has

been confined to one trip to MexicoCity and a wartime tour of New Cale-donia and Tokyo. He's a Long Beachnative and started in radio on KGERwhile still in high school. Listenershave also heard him previously onKMPC and ABC. In the service in1942, he was a control -tower opera-tor with the Army Air Corps andlater a member of the Mosquito Net-work gang along with Bob LeMondand Hy Averback.

(Please Turn to Page 39)May 19, 1950

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"Nuthii Could

Be Filler"

Paraphrasing a Tune About Carolina IsThe Best Way to Describe a Son of ThatState-KLAC's Sparkling Johnny Grant

By Gaye Howe

c)/i7E'RE awfully glad thatBob Hope gave theshirt off his back toJohnny Grant and thatLucky Strike auctioneer

"Speed" Riggs talked fast enough toconvince the cherubic -faced Johnnyhe belonged in California, or elsewe'd have missed meeting KLAC'sdelightful young personality whonightly entertains dialers from theCiroette Room of the famous Holly-wood night club.

From Goldsboro, North Carolina,Johnny still speaks with a slight,though charming, drawl. When herevealed that he'd been a clown andstunt driver, might have become aprofessional pitcher with the Cardin-als, and has just chalked a decadein radio, we wondered if he couldn'tjust be part magician, too . . . forhow could anyone do so much andstill look so young? Probably no onebut Johnny.

Speed DemonAt a tender age when all boys

yearn to join the circus, Johnny be-came a clown. When his home town

got a radio station, he was made of-ficial reporter for the high school.After graduation, he joined JimmyLynch's Death Dodgers ... and didn'teven know how to drive!

A daring driver, Johnny walkedaway safely from 200 turnovers,jumped off cars clocked at seventymiles an hour and got the thrill ofhis life when he drove his idol TomMix through a stunt. Four summersof feats and Johnny quit the pits.("My luck couldn't hold out forever!")He's now the most prudent driver onany highway and rarely has thespeedometer passing thirty.

Broke Bond RecqrdDuring the war Johnny did Public

Relations in the Army ... for a whilewas assigned to WAC recruiting inNew York ("Most enchanting!") . . .

had a WINShow "Strictly G.I.," muchlike his present stint . . . and hit anall-time high for War Bond Saleswhen he auctioned off personal pos-sessions of movie stars in honor ofthe Lost Battalion's return.

For the auction Johnny flew to(Please Turn to Page 39)

,don FREQUENT GUEST on JohnnyGrant's nightly platter party from

Ciro's is comedian Bob Hope. The pair areclose friends and met when Johnny, whilein the Army, auctioned off stars' posses-sions for a War Bond Drive that toppedmillion -dollar -mark . . . Hope literallygave the shirt right off his back. (GraphicHouse photo.)

ANOTHER COMIC, that red-head-ed riot Skelton, chats with Johnny

during a party at the famous night club.Grant avers that Hollywood thesps are thegreatest people in the world, only oneswho give him any trouble are exhibition-istic tourists.

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FLANKED EY TWO red-headed love-lies, Rhonda Fleming and Ann Sheri-dan, peppery Johnny appears to enjoy

his work immensely. Pretty gals like theseare just part of the show he puts on sixnights a week via KLAC. (Herb Carletonphoto.)

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HOW DE DIDDLE DE Di DOISqueakin' Deacon speakirel

I'M JUSTICE of Peace.

Squeakin' Deacon Brings HomespunAtmosphere, People, Humor to TV

Saturday. 7 :00 p.m.BECA-TV

4'VE FOUND out one thing,"Carl "The Squeakin' Deacon"Moore declared, "there'ssomething of home folks ineverybody. Everyone's eithervisited a farm at some time,

or lived on one, or wanted to. Andour television show is done with thehope of pleasin' the home folks.

"When I thought about doing aprogram on television, I set my mindto think of something original yetwith proven entertainment factors.In the end, I tried to combine the es-tablished appeal of many things-like of Bob Burns, whohad the country folks laughing withhim and the city folks laughing athim; the gimmick of Uncle Ezra'sfive-watter which supplied thespringboard for variety acts such asfolks always like to see; and thehomespun ways of Will Rogers, whohas always thrilled me to pieces andwho has remained my ideal and sortof a goal:'

The result was KECA-TV's homeySaturday night fun-fest, "Squeakin'Deacon's Store." Its setting is thetown's general store where theDeacon, who occupies every otficialcapacity in the township, presides

Mlw I'M CHIEF of Police. I 1111V I'M THE Fire Chief.can ketch a thief.

over the comings and goings of thetownsfolk w h o regularly gatherthere. During the second half of theprogram, a pseudo radio show isstaged during which talented youngpeople perform. The Deacon happilyrelated to us that one of the young-sters who appeared on his show wasviewed by Roy Rogers, who was soimpressed with her ability that hehad her signed to a contract.

Penned All -Time HitsThe Deacon's own career story is

one of a homespun Arkansas boywith an ear for music and a talentfor fun -making. He started out witha high-school band playing the De -Soto Gardens in Hot Springs, wenton the road with an eight -pieceDixieland jam band, later playinghotels all over the country includinga smash engagement in Chicago'sswank Drake.

"Deacon" Moore is co -writer ofsuch nostalgic standards as "DingDong Daddy," "St. James Infirmary"and "Bye Bye Blues." He has ap-peared in Warner Brothers picturesand is heard daily over radio's KXLAin addition to his weekly Channel 7video capers. Of his forty-sevenyears, the Deacon avows he's spenttwenty-two of them making peoplelaugh.

ARV I'M THE CrossroadsMayor.

I CAN LEAD you inprayer.

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InternationalDisc Jockey

(Continued front Page 36)Interest in his out -of -the -ordinary

disc -jockey program has mounted sothat Masterson receives more sug-gestions and ideas than he couldever use. He doesn't have time touse the things he's thought of. Someof the deejay's ideas for future "In-ternational Disc Jockey" programsinclude an airmail delivery of theactual recordings from foreign citiesand discings of ship's orchestras fromthe luxury liners. He's also fallenprey to the travel -folder writers andideally would like to visit all thespots he cables for first-hand record-ings.

Glamorous cables make him dreamas his listeners do of traveling.From Rio, he's found himself ad-dressed as Senhor Masterios. But sur-prisingly homey was this one fromChez Innez in Paris: "LOVERMANSQUEEZE ME SOLITUDE STOPRESTAURANT INNEZ FEATURESSOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN PARISMAGNIFICENT."

"Nuthin' CouldBe Finer"

(Continued front Page 37)Hollywood, got one of Hedda Hop-per's fabulous hats, Dorothy La-mour's sarong, Bob Burns's pig (whichwent for the highest bid of $300,000)and the shirt right off Bob Hope'sback. Back in Wichita Falls, Texas,the auction lasted fifty-nine minutes,brought in 1,300,000.

Comedian Hope came back into thepicture when he was the initial gueston Johnny's civilian -time program,"Johnny on the Spot." (The showtitle came from the name Ben Grossdubbed on Johnny after he had air -scooped a plane crash on Wall Street.)

In 1947, Johnny trekked to Califor-nia . . . his home -town friend,"Speed" Riggs,' was influential inthe move, and also had Johnny do-ing some Lucky Strike testimonialson radio. For a short period, hestrayed away from the air to promoteracing in midget and stock cars, butcame back with shows from theKing's Restaurant and Ham 'n' Egg-er, and now has a nightly record andchatter show with the stars airingfrom Ciro's. (KLAC, immediatelyafter the baseball games.)

Besides radio, Johnny has appearedin several movies, including "FancyPants" (Bob Hope starrer) and "GunCrazy," and was thrilled to have thereporter role in "The Babe RuthStory." Still an avid baseball fan,he's partial to the Cleveland Indians,will still modestly tell friends howhe hit the only home run of thegame when the disc jockeys heldtheir annual "Out of This World" se-ries last year.May 19, 1950

It*HERE WE HAVE Irene Ryan, ofNBC's Bob Hope show, in four

diverse moods. (Hurt): "I went down tocity hall to have my driver's license re-newed. I told a man there 'My license hasexpired' and the next thing I knew I wasstanding between two Airedales waiting fora distemper shot . . . and I had all myshots last month!"

Just Like a Boy!(Continued from Page 35)

ful year's run of "Time for Beany,"the show was chosen by Radio -Tele-vision Life for their Seventh AnnualDistinguished Achievement Award,"Best TV Juvenile Program." Betweenthe time of our choice and our Awardannouncement, "Beany" et al weretendered, again across the table, theAcademy of Television Arts and Sci-ences "Emmy" award. Occasion wasthe big Academy dinner.

When Radio -Television Life madetheir announcement and our Awardscroll was presented, "Beany" ad-hered to form. Producer -director BobClampett accepted the Award for hiscrew and "Beany" cast over thelunch table at Paramount's commis-sary. All viewers know when "Timefor Beany" is. At 6:30 p.m., just dur-ing most people's dinner hour.* *

FRIENDLY CASTAlthough actors are notorious for

their desire to be alone, one dressingroom at KNBH has the names of sixactors and actresses on the door, andas yet there have been no complaintsfrom any of them. The occupants aremembers of the "Adventures of Cy-clone Malone" cast.

(OPTIMISTIC): "Nineteen. I wish I

could turn my clock back to that age. . . but I don't think my mainspringcould take it. What's Jane Russell gotthat I haven't . . . but if I had it, wherewould I put it? Maybe I'll have to keepwhat I've got and try to exchange it afterthe holidays."

ZNA.,

(PHILOSOPHICAL): "They used totell me I was the most beautiful

flower of the prairie . . . but I guess thefrost bit everything."

4111,, (SARDONIC): "Back in Nebraska,when somebody freezes to death,

they adrnif it. In Hollywood, they say youwent walking in the California sunshine andgot kicked in the head by a butterfly."

HERE "N.T.G." (NILS T. GRANLUND, left) is shown aftersigning exclusively with KTSL, Hollywood, to produce and Okemcee for what is believed to be the first daily variety snow inthe history of the industry. The happy Don Lee Television executivewho signed the other dotted line is Charles L. G!ett, vice-presidentin charge of Don Lee -TV.

HESCENE

4HOSTESS ILKA CHASE of CBS -TV"Glamour -Go -Round" gives hercharacteristically witty review of

metropolitan scenes and introduces a

news -making guest of the week fromthe entertainment, fashion or art fieldon her fast-moving show.

THE STAR OF NBC-TV'S "TexacoStar Theater," Milton Berle, in a

typical pose, The ratings fly up anddown on other sbows, but comical"Miltie" and a favorite cowboy hangonto their top spots on screens acrossthe nation with no trouble at all.

Alp KECA-TV'S WEEKLY "MAMA ROSA" dramas are setaround a theatrical boarding house in a large American

BUD STEFAN, SANS SHOE, AND BEVERLY LEIDIG in a city with "Mama Rosa," proprietress, being portrayed by Annascene from KTLKS "Yer Ole Buddy" siow. The potpourri of Demetrio ( right ), internationally known picture actress. Vita

miscellaneous information and fun about behind -scenes television is Scatti plays "Nicoli Nicoli" (left) and daughter "Nina" isof the West Coast's oldest TV spots. Bev

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