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HAZEL SHAW, who recently

e acquired the title of "Miss Tele-vision of 1950," is pictured here with Jack Wheeler (left) and Jack Rourke (right) as they ex-citedly await the judges' decision. Mr. D. B. Lewis, one of the studio judges, is seen talking to one of the at-home judges. (Rothschild photo.)

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POP UL A R young screen players Diana

Lynn and Don De-Fore are among the first of Holly-wood's stars to ap-pear in television films. Here they are in a scene from "Double Feature," half-hour program in the "Silver Theater" series which currently is being fil med at Jerry Fairbanks Productions for early telecasting.

Picture of HAPPI-NESS! Though NEC-TV comedian PINKY LEE always has Lin theres nothing he enjoys more th 3n baked beans AND brown bread. Tne tastiest of brown bread is easy to make with the vari-ety flows and cereals that come ici Fisher's Rainbow Handysacks. And Mary Mills recipe for Thrifty Housewife Steamed Brown Bread is on the Fisher's R-e Flour Handysack. Fisher's handysacks are right for yoir shelf, your pocket-book, and you needs, (Perkir photo.)

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d THE OLD GENTLEMAN shown here is no real potentate but a

"King for a Day," reveling in the fun and prizes that went with being named the first male to win the coveted Cin-derella crown on the special all-male version of one of KTSL's Thursday night shows. A box of the cigars he is seen smoking was among the many awards going to William Andrew, eighty-one, retired cabinetmaker of Redondo Beach.

RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE Member Audit Bureau

Of Circulations July 7. I:1,1? 44 Vol. 21, No. 19

CAUL M. RIGSBY, Publisher

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July 7,, 1950

The Mystery Show That Killed a Performer When He Left the Cast

By Jane Pelgram

Tuesday, 10:00 p.m.

IIIIIIIIIINlie KECA-TV, Channel ;

HE WORD "mysterious" has become so standard in its coupling with any mention of the Orient that

travel folders use the term, and ad-vertising copy on book sales or mo-tion-picture exploitation never fails to qualify anything Far Eastern as "mysterious." A writer of tunes for the London music halls once adopted the nom de plume "Sax Rohmer" and cashed in handsomely with tales of "Dr. Fu Manchu" and "Dr. Petrie" as they took turns foiling each other in a Chinatown setting. Shortly after KECA-TV's Channel 7

hit the airways, the station adopted the sure-fire formula of !mystery plus the Oriental, and introduced dramati-cally a series of intriguing stories around a "Dr. Yat Fu," owner of a Chinatown curio shop and amateur crime sleuth; a "Police Lieutenant

Hargrove," and an "Ah Toy," niece of "Dr. Yat's." No amount of expense was spared

in making the show setting authen-tic. More than $10,000 worth of props and furnishings were secured —an almost unheard-of thing for an early-day live West Coast video show. Outstanding among them are two genuine Chinese opium pipes, em-bossed and pearl-inlaid, each over 155 years old; a genuine teakwood tabaret valued at $3,000, which was twenty years in the making; and a real Chinese sacred urn, so ornate it cannot be replaced, valued in excess of $1,500. The show also employs four ex-

terior and four interior sets, con-struction of which cost some thou-sands of dollars and which employed more than 1,000 man hours of labor to complete. Illuminating these eight sets are $5,000 worth of authentic theatrical-type lights. To Herbert O.

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l e JUST PART OF THE THOUSANDS of dollars worth of Chinese props, some old, some especially designed for

the show, that go into forming an authentic background for Miller's "Dr. Vat Fu" sleuthings.

46, ABOUT TO CAPTURE the criminal they had been tracking down

through thirty minutes on KECA-TV's "Mysteries of Chinatown" are Marvin Miller as "Dr. Yar Fu" (in hat) and Richard Crane as "Lieutenant Cum-mings," last of the IDng arms of the law to come to an end on the exciting mys-tery series. (ABC network photos.)

-W. GLORIA SAUNDERS PLAYS THE PART of "Ah Toy," niece of the venerable Chinese sleuth. Here, Miller propounds

his theory of how the murder victim met hit weekly fate on the suspense-filled show.

is> TED MALONE has an unusual new dramatic program, forsaking

poetry to bring you the intriguing ad-ventures of ABC's "Cross Roads."

I& THE LAUGHABLE antics of the A GALA GIVEAWAY program, "It Pays to Be Ignorant" gang "Hit the Jackpot," is heard in

fill in the CBS time slot vacated by "Amos 'n' Andy's" Sunday evening CBS the laughable Groucho. spot.

Itho Says There's Nothillg New Under the Soil!

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Summer Sun Time Means New Dialing, New Personalities, New Show Ideas

MADCAP STEVE ALLEN takes over the CBS mike with a new "CLICHE CLUB" is the pro.

show while Eve "Our Miss Brooks" gram and humorist Walter Arden vacations like a hard-working Kiernan the star, ABC, Wednesday, schcol teacher should. 8:30 p.m.

"STARLIGHT CONCERT," with the music of Car men Dragon,

pleasantly occupies Fannie Brice's "Baby Snooks" time, NBC, Tuesday, 5:30 p.m.

COMEDIAN Robert Q. Lewis re-places crooner Harry L. Crosby,

CBS, Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m.

Aik, "PAUSE THAT REFRESHES" features Percy Faith's music in

CBS's Bergen-McCarthy spot.

OOKING over the sched-ule of listening fare for this summer, we find it appearing to be of more sparkling variety than in many seasons past, with

an almost equal play given to mu-sic, mystery, comedy and audience participation. While your fall-season stars are

engaged in their hiatus pursuits— some are just taking it easy, others are working harder than ever on in-person tours throughout the country —new personalities and new show ideas are springboarding upon the listening public's fancy. If your re-action is favorable, many may be-come permanent fixtures on your ra-dio dial.

Penny Singleton Back

Among NBC's offerings are a pair

of gala musicales — the NBC Sym-phony, in the key Sunday evening spot ordinarily occupied by "Theater Guild," and "Starlight Concert" in the "Baby Snooks" time. Latter has been airing for a number of weeks already, with the pleasing music of Carmen Dragon, the Norman Luboff Choir and the voice of Eloise. Com-edy is the further order of the day, with Penny Singleton and Sara Ber-ner the personalities leading NBC's summer laugh parade. Sara, versa-tile supporting actress heard on nu-merous shows, stars in her own right as a police-department stenog-rapher in a satire on detective stories. Penny, and we're glad she's back at the mikes again, is featured on her show in the comedy role of a young businesswoman. NBC's Sunday aft-ernoon su mmer fare includes new


Summer Listening Schedule NEW SHOW NETWORK "PAUSE THAT REFRESHES" CBS "STEVE ALLEN SHOW" CBS "PRESENTING GUY LOMBARDO" CBS "HIT THE JACKPOT" CBS "IT PAYS TO BE IGNORANT" CBS ROBERT Q. LE WIS CBS "SOMEBODY KNOWS" CBS "SATAN'S WAITIN'" CBS "STARLIGHT OPERETTA" CBS "A LIFE IN YOUR HANDS" NBC THE PENNY SINGLETON SHO W NBC "SARA'S PRIVATE CAPER" NBC "STARLIGHT CONCERT" NBC NBC SYMPHONY "ONE MAN'S FAMILY" "STARS AND STARTERS" "LIVE LIKE A MILLIONAIRE"

"THE BIG GUY" "CLOAK AND DAGGER" "THE FALCON" "CLICHE CLUB" "CROSS ROADS" "THIN MAN"

NBC NBC NBC NBC

DAY TIME Sun. 5:00 p.m. Sun. 8:00 p.m. Sun. 4:00 p.m. Sun. 430 p.m. Wed. 6:00 p.m. Wed. 6:30 p.m. Thur. 6:00 p.m. Tues. 8:30 p.m. Fri. 6:00 p.m. Tues. 7:30 p.m. Tues. 6:00 p.m. Thur. 7:00 p.m. Tues. 5:30 p.m. Sun. 5:30 p.m. M-F 8:00 p.m. Fri. 8:30 p.m. M-F 11:30 a.m.

NBC Sun. 2:00 p.m. NBC Sun. 1:00 p.m. NBC Wed. 8:30 p.m. ABC Wed. 8:30 p.m. ABC Mon. 7:30 p.m. ABC Fri. 9:00 p.m.

FORMERLY HEARD Bergen-McCarthy "Our Miss Brooks" Jack Benny Amos 'N' Andy Groucho Marx Bing Crosby "Suspense" "Mr. and Mrs. North" "Young Love" "People Are Funny" Bob Hope

"Baby Snooks" -Theater Guild" "Light-Up Time"

"T- oday's Children" "Light of the World"

"G- reat Gildersleeve"

"O- zzie and Harriet"

July 7, 1950

Akh, A FAVORITE returns with Penny Singleton in Bob Hope's NBC

time. Show has Penny in comedy role of young businesswoman.

AI>, "TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS" is new NBC Saturday feature

starring that handsome Westerner, Joel McCrea.

le LONG-TIME favorite radio come-dienne Sara Berner comes into

her own with a laugh .how titled "Sara's Private Caper."

Monday through Friday. 5:15 e .m. xx

CONCE you've been out on the field yourself, you won't ever become an 'armchair quarterback.' You'll look back and remember how it is for a kid out there on

the field in the middle of a play having to make a split-second de-cision strictly on his own." Speaking was the gridiron field's

famous "Number 98," Tom Harmon, newly appointed sports director for station KNX. We asked him to elabo-rate on the duties of a radio sports director. He explained: "The office of sports director handles anything and everything pertaining to sports down to every detail all along the line. In many respects, it is similar to the job of a newspaper sports editor, except —because a paper's sports assignments are department-alized —a radio sports director is re-quired to be more versatile." Harmon's versatile sports back-

ground well qualifies him, but the predominance of attention he won in his football jersey has in a way proved to be a handicap. "Because of it," he told us, "listeners hearing me do a sportscast of a football game will place their confidence in me, but when they hear me broadcasting any other sport, they immediately adopt the attitude that I don't know what I'm talking about. This is strongly shown in my mail —all through the football season, I get no complaints.

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MICHIGAN GRAD Tom Harmon con-siders his biggest compliment as a sportscaster came the time he re-

ported on a Michigan-Ohio game that ended up a 20-20 tie and listeners lauded him for his unbiased sportscast. (CBS-Polin portrait.)

as captain and halfback on the mythical all • national high - school team; in 1937 he set a new national high-school scoring record. In base-ball, Harmon played first base and pitched. In 1937, pitching in a semi-pro league, he had a record of three no-hit, no-run ball games to his credit, was offered a trial with the New York Yankees, turned it down to go to college. In basketball, he was captain and high scorer for the Horace Mann team that won twenty-three out of twenty-five games in his senior year, and was awarded a position on the all-state team for two years as a guard. In track, he ran the 100-yard dash and the 200-yard law hurdles and ran as the anchor man on the 400-yard relay. In his senior year, he lost but one race; in the state finals at Indianap-olis in 1937, he won the 100-yard dash, won the 200-yard low hurdles and set a new record of 22.6 which stood for twelve years, and anchored the half-mile relay to a victory.

Vou Shouldn't He A kotball Item

If You're Going to Be a Sportscaster, Says Tom Harmon, Because Then Baseball Fans Will Say You Don't Know What You're Talking About

By Shirley Gordon

But, come baseball, basketball or what - have - you, wham! —the fans jump on me about every little thing."

Four-Sport Standout

These fans should check Harmon's outstanding all-round sports record. In high school (Horace Mann High in Gary, Indiana), Tom went out for football, basketball, baseball and track and won a letter in each of the four sports. In football, he was unan-imous all-state halfback in 1936 and 1937; in 1937, he was chosen

At the University of Michigan, in addition to being unanimous All-American Halfback in 1939 and 1940 and elected as the outstanding foot-ball player of the nation in 1940 (his awards included The Heis man Trophy, The Walter Camp Trophy, The Knute Rockne Trophy, "Most Valuable Player in the Big Ten," "Captain of the All-American Team," The Chicago Wailing Wall Trophy, The Detroit Yacht Club Trophy and The Kate Smith Trophy), Harmon was high-point man in basketball


July 7, 1950

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ON OUR COVER "Sum-mermaidl" That's the

verdict on the simmery sum• mery miss who graces our initial July Radio-Television Life. Yep, It's "My Friend (and yours!) Irma," Marie Wilson. Making more mo'om pitchers and grac-ing legit stages during her hot• weather radio hiatus, Marie and her happy colleagues of the "Irma" program will be back at the CBS microphone, come Mon-day. August 28. (Color cover photo by CES-Ben Palm.)

For Love o' Mike 1, Comment)

Looks Like You'll see radioite Jim Backus in the

role of the mayor in the movie "M". . . . Dinah, George and Missy Mont-gomery are motoring up the coast for a vacation.... Dick Hayraes will play the California State Fair starting Sep-tember 7. . . . Herb Rawlinson, a big flicker star in the old days, will be on the screen in "Gene Autry and the Mounties." .. . NBC has auditioned that "Brooding With Brady" man, Ben Brady, with a one-man daily fifteen-minute strip show in mind. . . . Hal Moore's doing the Hollypark races on KMPC, 6:30 p.m., supplanting Her-nandez for the summer. • . . CBS has signed Sinatra to a five-year deal, both radio and TV. . . . Newscaster Bob Caned, who recently switched from CBS to ABC, has signed an exclusive contract with the latter, which could run for fourteen years. . • . Lois Cor-bett and Don Wilson are now Mr. and Mrs.... Hans Conried's going to vaca-tion in Japan. . . . John Brown will ditto in New England. . . . Jean "Dr. Christian" Hersholt returns to films in MGM's "It's a Big Country." ... "Crime Photographer" Staats Cotsworth will vacation in Canada, where he'll paint local scenic wonders. His work was shown in a successful one-man exhibit ,at the American British Art Center a year ago. . . . Sam Edwards, "Corliss Archer's" beau "Dexter," will appear in summer stock in Santa Fe. New Mexico, in "Merton of the Movies," with Sterling Holloway. . . . CBS has signed Hal Peary but doesn't get "The Great Gildersleeve," which remains on NBC with a new "Gildy." . Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz will hear the flut-ter of the stork's wings over their Northridge home next January. . . . Gale Gordon is putting thirteen Shakespeare condensations on wax for

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CBS.... "Lux's" talent booker for ten years, Harry Kerr, is changing to a new job but same agency, J. Walter Thompson.

Listening In Lord Woolton, chairman of the Con-

servative Party, when asked by Ed. ward B. Murrow what he was taking back to England with him: "Some cold ham. My wife's taking some nylons. Two doctor's degrees. And we're both taking very precious memories of almost exhausting hos-pitality and kindliness." Steve Allen on the Steve Allen

Show: "When six or more couples are speeding along in a hot rod, I think at least one person oughta stay in the front seat and drive."

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Penny Singleton Show Tuesday, 6:00 p.m. NBC-KF1, KFSD

We've made a personal memo of this show. Which means that, per-sonally, it very much strikes our fancy. Editorially, it pretty well measures up, too. It centers around the normal, un-

sensationalistic doings of a young widow and her two daughters—one in the puppy-love stage, the other In the puppy stage —or cats or frogs or what. have-you. Penny handles her role as the

attractive widow • mother - business - woman enchantingly, and a lot of good advice on the handling of off-spring is entertainingly incorporated in the stories. The whole thing comes off very believably because you know that, in real life, Penny has two daughters of corresponding age and lived with her Marine officer husband in the company of war wives during the last fracas. During a recent script, as Penny smartly maneuvered the love tangles of her adolescent daugh-ter, her cook and herself, she delivered the line, "I wasn't married to a Navy commander for nothing!" with such spirit that the whole background story of the pretty widow's romance, her sudden loss, and her life-goes-on phi• losophy was deftly incorporated with nary a dramatic. If you like Penny (and how can you

help it?), you'll like her show.

Harry Babbitt 31onday-Friddy, 7:45 a.m. CBS-KNX

In the line of good ways to start your day right, make note of the

above data on a happy little show called "Second-Cup-of-Coffee Time." Its host is an old friend of yours, Harry Babbitt, who knows how to put over cheery ditties and sweet ballads with the greatest of ease. With him is a musical combo called

the Billy Wardell Duo. We met Bill just the other day, and found him a real nice-type guy, too. So—if you're up and ready for your second cup of coffee (or your first, third or fourth) by quarter of eight, invite Harry and the fellas in via your radio dial. Their music will help set you in the right direction for a real good day!

"Crossroads of Music" Nightly, 10:00 p.m.

KFAC

Good music has long enjoyed a firm (Continued on Next Paget

NEXT WEEK "How Lonesome Is 'Lonesome

Gal'?" is the intriguing topic we take up in our lead story of next week's Radio-Television Life, with the pretty masked miss shown in three informal photos at home. Strenuous long rehearsals are

to be credited for the smooth production of the popular video version of "Stop the Music" which is spotlighted in a two-page spread titled "Practice Makes Perfect." "It Could Happen?" smiles

that clever Sara Berner, radio's new sleuth spoofer, whom you'll find Sherlocking on our cover come next week. "Starlight Concert" is cover-

age on one of the most enjoy-able of the summer replace-ments in the musical vein, in-cluding an interesting chat with its host, Carmen Dragon. "From SUSS to Peanuts" is a

switch we explain in an enter-taining interview with the Pinky Lee show's writer, Phil Shukin. "Sails to the Sun" is a sum-

mer pictorial feature on radio-TV•ites who take to the waves when free from their mike chores. And "Sing It Again" profiles

that new singing rave, Alan Dale. All of this—plus candids and

complete program information— in next week's Radio-Television Lifel

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JULY 7, 1950 RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE

KECA mike memos

By VIRGINIA WEST There's now "The Thin Man" . . .

and "The Fat Man" . . . in ABC-KECA's Friday night listening lineup . with Jerry Devine's factual drama,

"This Is Your FBI," in between . . • which might make (you'll pardon the pun) Special Agent Jim Taylor the middle man! Yes sir, there's exciting listening on KECA every Friday night this summer. Here's Joseph Curtin, who plays the role of Nick Charles in The Adventures of the Thin Man (KECA at 9 p.m.). Claudia Morgan, distin-guished Broadway and radio actress. is heard as Nora Charles, "Mrs. Thin M a n." . . . In-cidentally, Da. shiell Ha m-mett, creator of "T he Thin M a n," is also author of "The Fat Ma n." Hammett w a s once a Pinker• ton operator, which no doubt accounts for the fact that his fictional sleuths are such be-lievable characters. AROUND RADIO: That popular

daytime airer, "Betty Crocker Maga-zine of the Air," has been renewed for another year by its sponsor, Gen-eral Mills.... You now hear Bill Leyden and his afternoon melody ses-sion, "Leyden with Song," for three-quarters of an hour, starting at 3:15, every Monday thru Friday: . . Edward Arnold, ABC's "Mr. President," joins the "Straw-Hat Circuit" this summer. . . . Durint his sojourn in the East, "Mr. President" will originate in ABC's New York studios. . . . Did you know that both the "Dons" of the daily Breakfast Club • .. Don McNeill, who is now vacationing in Europe, and Don Ameche, summer toastmaster of the ABC waker-upper, hail from Wisconsin? . . . Before the northern shipping lanes are frozen in for an-other winter, a series of transcriptions of "The Old Fashioned Revival Hour" is being shipped by Dr. Charles E. Fuller, the program's originator and speaker, to a mission outpost on the shores of the Arctic, for use by its pastor. . . . "The Old Fashioned Re-vival Hour" is now heard at 1 p.m. every Sunday on KECA. ON THE TV SCENE . . . Saturday

night is Kid Night on Channel Seven. There's Paul Whiteman's TV Teen Club at 5:30, starting the lineup which includes "Sandy Dreams" at 6:30, and thrill specials like "Marshal of Gun-sight Pass," "Buck Rogers," 'Crash Corrigan," and "The Lone Ranger," as the evening progresses. . . . Kids from six to sixty, better invite your gang in some Saturday night and let KECA-TV furnish the entertainment!

—Adverusernent

"Mr. Thin Man"

place in the scheme of American life. And, you don't have to see it to enjoy it either. KFAC's musical policy is, perhaps,

the most vivid example of this. Take the KFAC program, "Crossroads of Music," heard nightly from 10:00 to midnight. For the past year and a half, this

portion of KFAC's twenty-four-hour-a-day classical- music schedule has been guided and programmed by Bruce Buell, whose one aim has been to prove that tastes in classical music are as varied as in the popular field. With this thought in mind he set out to offer the music that would satisfy the widest possible listening audience. Since its inception a year and a half

ago, "Crossroads of Music" has gained a vast audience of loyal listeners. Among these listeners I'as the man-agement of one of the leading Beverly Hills retail stores, which specialzes in imported wear, and which took such an increasingly enthusiastic view of Buell's keen insight into pub-lic musical taste that it is now spon-soring the "Crossroads" program dur-ing the full two-hour period each evening. It's been a year and a half since the

last vestige of what has become known as "popular" music disap-peared from the KFAC spot at 1330 on the radio dial. With the demise of "Dance Time," which occupied the period from 10:00 p.m. to midnight, a listener poll was conducted by the station to determine the type of music which should supplant the outgoing program. It was quickly evident that KFAC listeners preferred the classics. Thus the program titled "Crossroads of Music" was instituted. The creator and host of "Crossroads,"

Bruce Buell, is a quiet-spoken, cul-tured man of a deep, analytical turn of mind —and imposing physical sta-ture. It is not by accident that the program bears the title "Crossroads of Music." It is strictly by design. This title, in fact, is more exactly planned than the average person would realize, because in Buell's planning it is truly a converging point for every musical taste. All types and kinds of music that appeal to the cultured ear are included in the "Crossroads" listing. Buell carefully analyzes the com-

ments he receives both by mail and by telephone to determine the prepon-derance of audience taste. The written comments and suggestions are espe-cially welcomed by the "Crossroads" host. And by conscientious analysis and unceasing effort to please the

majority Buell has built in the past year and a half a most imposing fol-lowing of loyal listeners.

Playbacks CCormitmiceanIt

e Point With Pride . • . To the liquid voice of Anne Sey-

mour, which portrayed the volatile "Liz" of "Against the Storm" and is still •heard on many dramatic shows from the East, but is now conspicuous by its absence from one of the best radio novels of them all. . . . To KFAC's kindly habit of pro-

viding soothing alarm-clock classics for those daily "Oh, how I hate to get up in the morning" hours. . . . To "Top Secret"! . . . To last week's "You and . . ."

talks on "You and Psychology," and to the "You and .. ." program generally for its consistent excellence.

We View With Alarm . . . The unfortunate proclivity of

emcee Tom Moore (Ladies Fair") for repeating everything his contestants say to him, thus marring his other-wise delightful performance. Like this: Contestant: "My name is Mrs. Blake." Tom: "Mrs. Blake!" Contestant: "Yes, and I'm from Rhode Island." Torn: "Rhode Island!" You see what we mean! ... That inconvenient hour at which

the "You and . . ." series is aired locally over KNX. 11:45 p.m.!

On Mike / About Studio \ Happenings /

Are You aidMr. Snood"? Even in radio some things happen

spontaneously and without plan. Disc jockey Gene Baker created a new club during his afternoon platter-spinning show, which goes out over KHJ-Mutual every day. Baker was interviewing singer Bill

Jacoby, who has dreamed up a voice character he calls Elmo X. Snood, a typical ex-vaudevillian and actor of small parts. Baker ad-libbed the sug-gestion that Jacoby organize a "Snood Club," for folks who have been bitten by the acting bug. He and Jacoby discussed the idea on

the air, even to deciding that mem-bership should be restricted to individ-uals who could submit press clippings

STATION IDENTIFICATION WITH NETWORKS (For convenience of Radio-TV life'. Falddl, el.41,, lug family or reader, outaide the immediate lue Angeles area we herewith publish call Iriter of stutions nith their tiels orli affiliation. This will assist lu 'orating programs where 1.4%1 IL, ru t ••11, er tour u, u I area.)

NBC—KFI, KFSD, KIST, KERO, KMJ, KTAR, KVOA, KOB, KOH

CBS—KNX, KCBQ, KCMJ, KERN, KFRE, KCBS, KGGM, KOLO, KOPO, KSL

ABC —KECA, KFMB, KTmS, KPMC, KTKC, KPOH, KOAT, MITO

MUTUAL—KHJ, KGB, KFXM, KDB, KYNO, KAFY, KOY, KVOE, KTUC,

KVER, MATO

JULY 7, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE

to show they had been a part of show business and had acted, in however small the part, in vaudeville, films or the legitimate theater. Members would be known as "Mr. Snood." Within an hour of making the sug-

gestion, Baker received more than a dozen phone calls from listeners who wanted to join the unique club. The Calls were turned over to Jacoby, who has gone ahead with plans to launch the organization, "for the purpose of providing a common ground for in-dividuals who have been or have wanted to be actors." .

Entertainers O.K. D. J. A good job well done received some

much-deserved credit when four mem-bers of tire . entertainment world gathered to pay their respects to Jack Low, local disc jockey. Putting their personal O.K. on the

service Jack:offers the Negro commu-nity on his nightly-except•Sunday rec-ord show (KGFJ, 11 to 12 p.m.) were Nellie Lutcher, her band-leader brother Joe Lutcher, Shelton Brooks Jr. and Ben Pollack. Nellie and, brother Joe are both currently appearing at Eddie's Oasis, while Brooks appears at Ace Cain's In Hollywood and Pollack heads his own ,Dixieland band at the Beverly Cavern. In the meeting at Low's office, the

entertainers were unanimous in their consent to appear on the "Sweet and Low" show during the next few weeks and so • it looks like there's some promising listening ahead for you disc-dialers.

Off Mike ( Personalities)

Alarx Bros. Book "The Marx-Brothers" by Kyle Crich-

ton has jtist been published by Double-day and Company. The book contains narratives that are both historical and hysterical in recording the amazing career of the five brothers--Groucho, Chico, Harpo, Zeppo and Gummo. Our reaction to this NBC release—

keeno!

"NBC Theater, Lauded NBC's education-by-radio project. is

the "greatest step forward in mass education since the institution of the free public schools," in the opinion of the presidents of the six colleges

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and universities now utilizing the weekly "NBC Theater" productions for . home-study correspondence courses. "NBC Theater" is one of four pro-grams currently used by institutions of higher learning for radio-assisted home-study courses. "In addition to being good radio and

good informal education, we also feel that these programs have made prac-ticable a more effective system of education by correspondence than has before been possible." the educators stated in a letter to Charles R. Denny, NBC Executive Vice-President. The six presidents who expressed their views are those of Brooklyn (N.Y.) College, the University of Louisville, Kansas State Teachers College, the University of Tulsa, the University of Arizona, and the Texas College of Arts and In-dustries. • "With high consistency, the Sunday dramatizations have been excellent and they have deserved the surprising-ly' large quantity of awards they have received,' the educators said. "We agree with the National Council of Teachers on English when they said that these programs have set a new very high standard in radio produc-tion. . .

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minating his contract with CBS, effec-tive September 1, after eight years with the network's News Department in New York. Howe will move to Ur-bana, Illinois. as associate professor

the School of Journalism of the University of Illinois for the coming academic year. He will conduct a course in contem-

porary affairs and broadcast news analysis over the university's radio station, WILL. H-e also plans to com-plete the second volume of his "World History of Our -Own Times," covering the period from Versailles to Munich, for 1951 publication by Simon and Schuster.

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J. Edward Bromberg will star in the play "Rum Run-ner" pres nted during "CRIME DOES NOT PAY" to be heard over KFI, Friday, July 7, at 9:00 P.M... Bromberg, stage and screen

actor, will be heard in the role of "Frenchy" Johnson, a petty thief who graduates to

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rum-runner to protection .pay. His end is the, inevitable vio-lent death. J. Edward Bromberg was

born in Hungary, educated in the United States, • and was . graduated from City College of New York. After his debut on the stage he was asso-ciated with Eva Le Gallienne in the Civic Repertory Com-pany from 1927 to 1930. Among his stage appearances have been "Jacobowsky and the Colonel," "The Big Knife," and this season he has been in "All You Need Is One Good Break." Among his many film roles were "Arch of Triumph," "Cloak and Dagger," and "Pillow of Death." Bromberg loves his work -of acting and is equally at home on the stage or screen. On Sunday, July 9, Marsha

Hunt. Jay Jostyn and Louise Albritton will co-star in the "M-G-M THEATER OF THE AIR" production of "The Feminine Touch." The full hour comedy drama

is the story of a young 'mod-ern couple who believe mar-riag:e should be based on trust and mutual respect.

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BRISC-DISCS OF THE WEEK: Victor Young Orchestra and Chorus on "Our Very Own" (Decca) . Mitch Miller Orchestra and Chorus and "Tzena, Tzena, Tzena" (Columbia) ... Marga-ret Whiting and Jimmy Wakely's "Fool's Paradise" (Capitol) ... Robert Q. Lewis's first sides for Columbia fea-ture the up-tempo'd novelty oldie, "Stephen Got Even," with Mr. Lewis singing harmony to Mrs. Lewis's mel-ody. Reverse "I'm in Love With the Mother of the Girl I Love" seemed bet-ter material and the side you'll be hearing.... Johnny Desmond (MGM) turns in a quite acceptable discing of "Stars Are the Windows of Heaven," but his "Pigalle" on the reverse is the better side with its different novelty touch, French phrases and the very able assist of the Ray Charles Sing-ers. ... Artie Wayne (Coral) and his velvet-smooth "What, Where and When," in company with The Heart-beats vocal group, could be Artie's best so far on this label. . . . Woody Herman and The Band That Plays the Blues have another pair of top re-is-sues on Coral. Remember "Blues Up-stairs" and "Blues Downstairs"? . . . Richard Hayes (Mercury) has just about the best vocal version of "Our Very Own" on tap, ably backed by Raymond Scott's Orchestra and vocal group.... Andy Russell (Capitol) has another pair of fine re-issues from one of his early albums, "Maria Elena" and "They Say It's Wonder-ful," that make for swell listening, especially the Spanish lyrics on "Elena." . .. Red Ingle (Capitol), too long out of circulation on wax, bounces back with a pair of his most pcpular novelties, "You Can't Be Fit as a Fiddle When You're Tight as a Drum," and "Turn Your Head, Little Darlin', I Can Still See Your Face"— net as zany as his previous platters, but still good for laughs. . . . The Modernaires (Columbia), one of the best in vocal groups, has a swingy steady-beater in "Java Jive," and an-other spelling lesson on ''Schen . . ." Anyhow, you spell it "S-Key-Neck-T-A-D•Y." . . . Other newies this week are Benny Strong's "Honky Tonky Melody," Les Paul's "Cryin'" and Mickey Katz's "Tiger Rag" for Capitol; likewise Arthur C-odfrey's "Hawaii," Burl Ives's "Lady From Laramie," and Russ Emery's -There's a City on a Hill by the Sea" on Columbia. . . . (P.S. Have you heard the Capitol's Jo Stjzfford may switch to the RCA. Victor label? A.M.) Page ern

Zia Piteciaeted TIME CHAF1GES

SUNDAY, JULY 9—"Hormel Lair's," KECA, 4:30 p.m. (30 mln.). Previously heard one hour earlier.

WHAT'S NEW Mystery-Drama

FRIDAY, JULY 7—" Wanted," KFI, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Novelist-crime reporter Alan Hynd narrates authenticated series of real-life drama by actual persons who will state their own aspects of the cases under review. An anonymous underworld character will also appear each week.

THURSDAY, JULY 13 —"Line-Up," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Elliott Lewis pro-duces-directs series based on actual crimi-nal cases with Bill Johnstone and Joe Kearns In principal roles.

Music FRIDAY, JULY 7—"Cloud 9," KNX, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Musical fantasy is pre-sented with Hal Stark, Art Peterson, singers Lon Saxon and Elaine Rodgers, and Frank Smith's orchestra.

Drama FRIDAY, JULY 7—"Confidentially Yours," KFI. 6:30 p.m. (30 min.). Author-crime -reporter-editor Jack Lait brings to the airlanes a dramatic program based on his fifty years experience in news-gathering, featuring top news stories he witnessed in the making.

SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Tales of the Texas Rangers," KFI, 8:00 p.m. (30 min.). Joel McCrea stars in Western adventure series.

News THURSDAY, JULY 6—News from Pentagon, KFI, 10:30 a.m. (15 min.), Latest war bul-letins from the Korean front will be pre-sented Thursday and Friday direct from the Pentagon Building.

Comedy SUNDAY, JULY 9—"Much About Doolittle," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Comic Jack Kirkwood stars as an inventor of sports in new series.

Commentary SATURDAY, JULY 8—Bob Garred, KECA, 10:00 p.m. (15 min.). Nightly news flashes are presented by Garred replacing the "Richfield Reporter."

SATURDAY, JULY 8 — "Correspondent's Scratchpad," KNX, 11:45 p.m. (15 min.). Radio notebook on events behind news stories of the week and featuring voice• recordings from ace newsmen all over the world is presented with Don Hollenbeck.

MONDAY, JULY 10—John B. Kennedy, KECA, 11:15 a.m. (15 min.). Commentator presents a Monday-through- Friday digest of the news.

Participation SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Rate Your Mate," KNX, 6:00 p.m. (30 mln.). Ad-lib au-dience-participation quiz show headed by glib-tongued comedian Joey Adams will spotlight married and engaged couples.

WHAT'S BACK Comedy

MONDAY, JULY 10—"Leave It to Joan," KNX, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Joan Davis returns with her situation-comedy series.

MONDAY, JULY 10 —Garry Moore, KNX, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). Crew-cut comedian is starred In new five-a-week half-hour vanety series with singer Ken Carson.

THURSDAY, JULY 13 —Cass Daley, KFI, 6:00 p m. (30 min.). After a three-year absence, comedienne Cass Daley returns to the airlanes in series of situation corn-egy replacing "Screen Guild."

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Mystery-Drama THURSDAY, JULY 13 "Inner Sanctum," KECA, 9:30 p.m. (30 min.). Radio thriller returns to the airlanes.

Music SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Chamber Music So-ciety of Lower Basin Street," KFI, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Stars Jane Pickens and her Escourtiers with Henry -Hot Lips" Levine and ''Dr. Gino" Williams in show dedication to the three B's . . . Barrel-house, Boogie- Woogie and The Blues.

Commentary FRIDAY, JULY 7—"One for the Book," KECA, 10:45 p.m. (15 min.). Human-in-terest stories gleaned from newspapers will be highlighted Thursday and Friday, same time.

Participation TUESDAY, JULY 11 --Who Said That?" KFI, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Popular panel quiz returns to the airlanes with James Farley, Ilka Chase, H. V. Kaltenborn and John Cameron Swayze, Robert Trout is the quotemaster.

WHO'S GUESTING Variety

SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Grand Ole Opry," KFI, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). Singer-composer Carson Robison Joins Red Foley on to-night's show.

Participation SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Family Party," KNX, 11:00 a.m. (30 min.). Jo Stafford helps Jay Stewart and cast celebrate the show going transcontinental.

Discussion SUNDAY, JULY 9--Catholic Hour," KFI, 3:00 p.m. (30 min.). International News Service Reporter Bob Considine speaks on "The Press."

Music MONDAY, JULY 10—''Telephone Hour," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Contralto Lu-cille Cummings guests tonight.

Commentary MONDAY, JULY 10 —Larry Lesueur, KNX, 5:00 p.m. (15 min.). Correspondent replaces the vacationing Edward R. Murrow for eight weeks.

WHAT'S PLAYING Discussion

SUNDAY. JULY 9-- Invitation to Learn-• ing," KNX, 9:00 am. (30 min.). Plato's -Apology" will be perused today.

Mystery-Drama FRIDAY, JULY 7—"Crime Does Not Pay," KFI, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). J. Edward Bromberg portrays "The Rum Runner."

Drama SUNDAY, JULY 9— M O M. Theater," KFI, 1:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Marsha Hunt, Jay Jostyn and Louise Albritton in "The Fem,nine Touch."

MONDAY, JULY 10 —"Hollywood Star Play-house," KNX, 9:00 p.m. (30 min.). Wen-dell Corey stars in "The Archer."

THURSDAY, JULY 13 —"Skippy Hollywood Theater," KNX, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). Bill Lundigan portrays •'The Big Leaguer."

* HISTORICAL ENACTMENTS CBS's "You Are There" has reenact-

ed sixty-four historical events, rang-ing from Alexander's conquests to the introduction of tomatoes in the Unit-ed states.

TULY 7, 1950 RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE

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for Michigan in 1938, third in the Big Ten Conference that year, elected to the All-Conference team and given honorable mention on All-American. In track, he ran the 100-yard dash and the low hurdles in 1938, and also played baseball for one year at Michigan. In 1940, Harmon dropped all other sports, as the rules required, In order to participate in the East-West football game. Harmon grad-uated from Michigan in June of 1941 as a B.S. major.

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is not his first as a radio sports director, having held the same post at WJR, Detroit, in the years 1941 and 1946 In the years intervening, he was actively serving overseas as a fighter pilot in World War II), and in 1948 he was sports director of KFI. A student of dramatics in school, Harmon came to California to debut in the movies and settled here permanently with his marriage to his leading lady. Hollywood ac-tress Elyse Knox. The Harmons have two children —Sharon Kristin and Kelly Jean. Tom sportscasts on both radio and

TV, calls the television audience "ten times more critical." "There's no tougher audience to please than sports fans," he avows. He names basketball and hockey as the most difficult sports to describe because of their speed' "But from an audience viewpoint, baseball is the hardest— because everybody in the audience considers himself an expert." Har-mon's secret desire is to nudge such a fan on the shoulder with. "Okay, fellow, come on up in the booth and try it for yourself."

TV a Boon Tom's own opinion is that watch•

ing a sport on television doesn't compare to any extent with actually being at the game. "The television audiences are close-up happy —they often miss great field play." He looks upon the coming season

as a great year for local sports fans. On the gridiron scene, he points out that Angelenos will see "the very finest in pro football," and in the college picture, "U.C.L.A. is coming up and Southern California ought to have a good team." "It's a shame," he continued. "that

such a large, sports-minded city as Los Angeles has such limited sports facilities. The major leagues just won't come out here because there is no place large enough to accommo-date their draw. I think th-ere are some four or five areas in the blue-print stage but they don't seem to get any farther. I wish I had about twenty million dollars. I'd hate no doubts. I'd start building one to-morrow."

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FOURTH OF JULY IS a special holiday for CBS's Western Program Director George Allen, and this 1950 is an extra special for it was twenty-five years ago, July 4, 1925, that George lit the fuse of his radio career. To say much has hap-pened to him and to radio in that quartet century is a masterpiece of under-statement. He remembers Don Ameche working five days a week for $150 narrating Indian stories on a Chicago station ... Harlow Wilcox doing run-of-the-mill announcing . . . Jim and Marian Jordan plugging songs at $5 apiece. Allen hired Bill Hay at $25 a week to announce Chicago shows, long before Hay dreamed of attaining na-tional fame as mikeman for "Amos 'n' Andy." GEORGE ALLEN, WHEN HE LEFT

his house on the morning of July 4, 1925, hadn't the remotest idea of what he was getting into. Both he and his wife were wrapped up in music. He had received his college degree in it, had married his talented voice teacher. Ada Tilley, had turned professional singer (tenor), was accredited by Bush Conservatory, Chicago, as a public. sch ool music teacher, had held two of the best church singing jobs in Chicago and was preparing to go abroad to study opera when a friend called to tip him off about a radio-station job in Chicago. SO WHEN HE LEFT the house that

morning to be interviewed by WOK's (Chicago) station manager, George Allen told his wife that should he de-cide to take the job in radio, it would mean a slim salary and tough sledding. Ada's parting words were: "You get the job, we'll do it!" (Source of great inspiration and encourage-ment to her husband, who was then disabled from World War I, Ada had already given up an $8,000-a-year position as head of the voice depart-ment at the University of Washington to move to Chicago, while George studied at Bush Conservatory and they scrimped on his $135-a-year veteran's pension.) STARTING AT WOK, Allen was given

the official title of "Program Director and Chief Announcer." On a typical day the station carried seven hours of programs: luncheon music from noon until 2 p.m., dinner music from 6 to

8 p.m. and supper music from 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. George had three "working names": Al George when he played banjo or guitar and sang); Frank Osborne (when he was baritone soloist)•, and George Allen (when he did ballads and concert music). ALLEN REMAINED AT WOK until

1929; then became radio director for J. Walter Thompson Agency, Chicago; moved (1934) to Benton and Bowles to produce radio programs; went to CBS, N. Y. in 1938; came from New York to Hollywood, 1944. He is best known here as producer of "The Whistler." "Stand-In" and "Meet the Missus" were his own creations among scores of West Coast shows he has aided in hatching. KNX and Columbia Pacific Network must always be filled with, as Allen puts it, "shows of sufficient calibre to get good ratings and stay sold." When Fred Beck's 7:45 airer recently went off, Allen's department consumed thirty. days screening pros- - pective programs to take Beck's place (Harry Babbitt finally landed the spot from eight or ten likelies). ASKED TO NAME OLD-TIME PRO-

GRAMS which linger in his mind as favorites. Allen mentioned Gertrude Berg's "House of Glass" (1935), on which Paul Stewart played "Whitey, the Bellboy," and George Tobias was a dishwasher . . . 'Tony and Gus" (1935) with Mario Chamlee; a wonder-ful musical • comedy series called "Music at the Haydns.." FROM THE DESCRIPTION ALLEN

gave me of a radio producer's job in the thirties, today's producer leads a slow life. At one time, Allen's week-ly schedule included: "Colgate House Party" every Monday (half hour) with Frances Langford, Conrad Thibault and Al Goodman's orchestra, which -Allen produced and directed (live - show and repeat for West Coast);

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KFI—Coffee Time. *AHJ, KGB —Cecil Brown. KNX—Top of the Morning. ILFAC--Country Club. ILFOX—Bible Society. ILFVD —Wakeup Ranch.

*EFWB—Clete Roberts. ROER —Mizpah. AGFJ —Dr. Murphy. ROIL—Musical Clock.

*KLAC, IMPC, }MLA—News. KO WL--Spanish Hour. KRED—Dr. Brinkley. M YRA—Club 1490. K W/L W—Rancho Grande.

8:05— KALI—Assembly of God. 8:10—KLAC —Stock Market. 11:15*KHJ, KNX, HO WL—News.

}WON—Prison Missionaries. KFW13—/3111 Leyden. AGFJ —Melody KLAC—Sports: Haynes at the Reins.

IMPC—Markets. ILXLA—Hymn Time.

8:25—KMPC —Sports Roundup. ILFSD--Jack Beech.

KHI, KFX31, KGB. KV0E— Bible Institute Hour.

KNX. ACBQ--Grand Slam. RA U —Hora de Los Angeles.

*KFAC, ROIL, A MID, K WIE W —News.

KFOX —Words of Life. REVD—Record Rangers. ROER--Hammond. AMPC —Bing Crosby. HOWL—Best Songs. AXLA—Haten of Rest.

8:35— ARAD—Spotlight Varieties. 8:45—KFI —Meyers Goes te Market.

AN X—Rosemary. KFAC—Unity. AFSD —Dave Garroway. ILFVD —Songs of the sage. KF WB--Musie. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—National Guard. ROIL—On Parade. LILAC —Racing News.

*KMPC —News. K WK W—Volce of China.

8:55*K WIK —News. 9-HECA, KFMB—Ladies, Be

Seated. *AFL AFSD, KLAC —News. *K11.1— Kate Smith Speaks. MIX— Wendy Warren. EFAC—Morning Concert. AFOX—Pentecostal Church. KFVD — Waltz Time. KF WB—Strolling Tom. ROER—Lutheran Hour. AGFJ—Sixth Army Band. ICGIL—MornIng Varieties. EMPC—Religlous Science Inst. HO WL—American-Jewish Ar. ARAD—Sagebrush Serenade. K WIR —Devotions. ' MA W—Tony Sein. KXLA—Bar N.othing Ranch.

9 :05—KFI —Ladies Day. 9:15—EHJ, LIFXISI, KGB, HVOE—

Lanny Ross. KNX. KCBQ—Aunt Jenny. ILFOX —Our Christian World.

*KFVD—News. KFWB--EnIty Daily Wo rd. EGFJ—Airotorials. ROIL—Ballads for You. KLAC —Bill Stewart. AMPC —Dinah Shore. K WIK —Mvrt and Marge.

9:25—KECA. H MIS—Beauty and Fashions.

9:30—RF:CA--QuIck as a Flash. RAJ— Women Are Wonderful. KNX. IICBQ—Helen Trent. KALI—Beautiful Mexico. KFOX—Full Gospel. KFVD —Show Tunes. KFW13—Dave Ormont. KGER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—Racing News. AG M—Fashions in Music. EMPC—Chef Milani. BO WL—Tune Time. FIV M —Time Out in Tujungs.

11:45—Sri—All Around Town.

ILNX, HCBQ —Our Gal Sunday KFVD —School Days. KGFJ —With Melody in blind. HO WL—Guest Star.

*ARAD— News. 1.0 —KECA, Area—Surprise

Package. AFI —All Around Town.

*K M, AFXM, HOB, EVOE— News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX—Big Sister. RFAC—Accent on Strings.

*RFOX —News. KFVD —Ballad Bests. KFWB—Dave Ormont. HOER—Earl Lee. KGFJ —From Sunset and Vine. AG M—Bing Crosby. KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom. IMPC—Bill Ewing Show. KO WL—Yiddish Hour. ARAD—Swing Time. K WIK —Musical Scrapbook. KIVA W—Sports. Kla.A—Tom Cafferty.

10 :10-11F0X—Assembly of God. 10 :15-11FI —Record Album Review.

ILHJ, KFXM, KGB, M OE— Tello-Test.

KNX —Ma Perkins. KGER—Tommy Baird. ROIL—Sweet Swing. ARAD—Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Spanish Lesson.

10 :25—KGFJ—Sports 10:30—KECA, KFMB—My True Story

*A n—Report From the Pentagon.

RHJ —Norma Young. KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KALI—Spin and Win. KFAC—Serenade. KFOX—Music of the Morning. KFVD—Memory Melodies. ROER—Rey. Markham.

*KGIL. IKXLA —News. K LAC—Honest Opinion. IIMPC —Musical Tune-O. ARAD—Artists and Composers ABTA —Belle Martell. ' MA W—Fantasias Musicales.

10:35—KOIL—Midmorning Melodies.

10:45-1/F1—Life Can Be Beautiful. KNX —Guiding Light. KALI—Before Game Music, ROER—Rey. Kopp. ARAD— Midnight Mission. I MIK —Singin' Sam. AXLA— Western Music.

10 :55—KECA, KFMB—Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air.

KGFJ —Soorts Flash. 14 — MCA, KFMB—Betty Crocker.

AFL ILFSD —Double or Nothing.

IMIJ, K ral, KGB, HVOE— Ladies' Fair.

KNX—Second Mrs. Burton. KAL1 —Dugout Chatter. KFAC—Piano Parade. KFOX—Rhythmic Age. KFVD —Bible Institute. KF WB—Maurice Hart. AGFJ—Yesterday's Hite. ROIL—Midmorning Melodies. KLAC —Al Jarxis Ballroom. IMPC —Bill Ewing Show. KO WL—Spanish Hour. ARAD—Songs of Yesteryear. K WOL—Teletone Time. AVVI M—Fantasias Musicales. KLXA— Western Music.

11:15*KEC 4, KF3IB—John B. Kennedy.

KNX—Perry Mason.

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KALI— Major League Ball. Chicago Cubs tm. Cincinnati Reds.

RFA( —Guy Bates Post. RGER—Sunshine Mission. } MIA —Good News.

*KXLA—Pasadena News. 11:25—KGFJ —Sports Flash. 11:30—KECA—Ira Cook.

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Comedy-Variety 1:30—Easy Aces. YMCA. 2:45— Arthur Godfrey, KNX.

Drama 6 :30—Confidentially Yours, ILF1. 8:00—Proudly We Hall. KHJ. 9:30—Mr. President. BACA.

Quiz., Participation 7:00— Welcome to W wood. KECA 8:00— McNeill Bkfst. Club. KECA 8:30—Grand Slam. KNX. it :00—Surprise Package. KECA. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFI. 11:30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 2:3a—Bride and Groom, KECA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers. KIT.

Comment-Narration 9'00— Kate Smith. KHJ. 12:05—Housewhes' League, KNX. 4:00—Art Baker. !MCA. 4 :30—Burritt Wheeler, EFL 4:30—Behind the Story. K M.

Mystery-Detective 7:00— Wanted, AFL 7:00—Escape, KNX.

8:00—The Fat Man, BACA. 8:311—This Is Tone FBI. KECA. 9:00—The Thin Man, KECA. 9:00—tp for Parole. KNX. 9:00—Crime Does Not Pay. AFL 9:30—High Adventure. KFI. 10:00-1 Love a Mystery, EIHJ.

Public Interest 12:00—Farm Reporter, AEI, 8:30—Answer Man, KHJ. 7:00— Meet the Press, ILHJ.

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Popular- Western Music 4:00—Cart Massey, KNX. 8:30 —Cloud Nine. ENX.

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JINX, ILCBQ—Nora Drake. KFAC—Musie Hall.

*KFOX, HEAD—News. ILFVD —Rescue Mission. EIGER—Semi-Classic Hits. LIGFJ—Variety on Piano. AGIL—Musical Moments. HOWL—Adsentures in Music. I MIK—Rose Dee. A MITY—Pasadena Playhouse. AXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

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EGFJ—Remember Romany. *KGIL—News. ECOVEL--Salute to a Star. A MID—Sweet Pops. K WUZ—Navy Band. A WK W —Science News.

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AFL AFSD —Road of Life.

*KFOX, KFVD, KGER—News, KGIL—Vocal Varieties.

*KMPC —News to You. Suttoh.

II WK W—Farm News. 12:25—KGFJ —Sports flash. 12:30—KFICA—Frances Scully.

AFL AFSD—Pepper Young. 1111J—Nancy Dixon. ANN,- liCBQ—Open House. KFOX —Pacific Breezes. KFVD —Shopping Highlights.

*KFWB—News; Bill Anson. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. IIGFJ -1230 Club. AG M— Wesley Tuttle. AMPC —Facts for Farmers. IIRAD--Prairle Schooner. R WIE—Matinee Theater. K WIL W —Porters Digest. ECICLA —Ole Rasmussen.

12 :45—KFI, AFSD—Right to Happiness.

• ILFILM, KGB, HVOE— Major League Baseball.

*IIFAC —News. KMPC —Song Stars .

12 :50—KECA—Double Feature. 12:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

1— KECA—Ira

Cook. AFL KFSD—Backstage Wife, • ILFXM, KGB. HVOE— Major League Baseball.

ANN, LICBQ—Nona From Nowhere.

KALI—Baseball. IIIF4C—Salvation Army Band. KFOX—Texas Tiny. APVD--Shopping Highlights. KFWB —Bill Anson. KGER—Peter Slack, Organ. AGFJ--1230 Club. KGIL--1260 Ranch Roundup.

*KLAC—News, Sports. AMPC—Major League Ball. RO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRILD--Prairie Schooner. R WIK—Pages of Memory*

RADIO -TELEVISION LIFE FR IDAY RADIO LOGS K WK W—Bill Garr Show. H3 MA—Community.

1:15—KFI, KFSD--Stella Dallas. KNX—Hilltop House. KFAC—Matinee. KLAC-570 Club. K WK W—Races and Sports. HXLA—Joe Littlefield.

1:25—KGFJ —Sports flash. 1:30—HECA—Easy Aces.

NFL KFSD—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—International Disc Jockey.

KALI—After-the-Game Music. REVD—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

*RFWB--News. KGER—Clark Sparks Show. KOFJ—Armchair Concert. RC M—Homemakers. IWKD—Polka Time. K WIK —Music Mart. KXLA— Western Music.

1:45—KECA —Ted Malone. KFT, KFSD— WIdder Brown. KFWB—Bill Anson. EGER—Hawaiian Melodies. 11 WK W —Sports; Bill Garr.

I:55*KNX —News. KALI, KGFJ —Sports flash.

2— SECA, KFMB—Chance of a Lifetime. KFL ICFSD — When a Girl Marries.

RH& H EXM , KGB. RYGE— Major League Baseball.

KNX—George Fisher. KALI—After-the-Game Music. KFAC —Composers Corner. KFOX—Tesas Tiny. KFVD—Saddle Mountain. KFWB--13111 Anson. KGER —Long Beach Band. KGFI—Meet the Band. EC M— Homemakers Matinee.

*KLAC —News, Sports. KM PC—Major League Ball. RO WL—,Ine Adam. Show. TETtRD —Government Speaks. K WIR —Music Mart. K WK W—F. N. Story. FiXT,A— Western Music.

2:111-1KLAC—170 Club.. 2:15—KFT. KF3D—Portia Faces

Life. KNX—Take.lt-Easy Time. RUED—Home Safety. • K WK W—Sports: Music. KXLA—continental S de

2:25--KALL KGFI —Snorts Flash. 2:30—KF,CA. KFM11--Bride k Groom

KFI. RYSiri—Just Plain Bill. KNX. KeRQ--Itingt Crosby. KGER —Garden School. KGYT—Yarletv on Plano. EGTL—I'ariations In Rhythm. KMPC —California Carousel. RUED—Tunes In Tempo.

2:411—KGER—Long Beach Band. :45—KFI, ITESD—Front-Page

Farr-11. X. KcSif)--Arthur Godfrey.

KGPI— Western Roundup. TWRD—Croshy Tunes. KXLA—Fronk Simon.

2:55—RF,CA, K1F3111— Walter Kiernan.

KALL KGFI—Sports Flash.

3-1RECA—Today In Hollywood. KIST. KFf1D— Welcome Travelers.

K M—Baker's Dozen. KNX. TWINY—Arthur Godfrey.

*KALI. KLAC, KXLA —News. RFOX—Star Dust. KVAe — World of Opera.

KFWB—Peter Potter. *KGER—Newa: Fiesta Grande. IITGFI—Reenrill Jackpot. KG M—Eneore Time. srmre—Musical Tune-O. KO WL—Town Criers. KRKD—Tons In Pons. K wIlr-15111 Perkins. K WK W—Name This Tune.

3:05+11-ErA —Today'w World. HALT—After Game Masie.

3:10—KLAC--Don Otis Show. 3 :15—Kre a—T.e.den With Song.

KAT.!—Polka Time. KrOX—Matinee Melodies.

*17U:tr.—News. RXT,A—Musle mountain.

3:25—KGFI—Snorts flash. 3:30—airt. 11-Fan—Aunt Mary.

Fr 41..1— Modern Music. Brae—Lyrics In ("horns. irErix —Everybodv*. Business. 1FTSX M—Sione Stylists. KGER—Ranrho 13on. Kfirli,—Danee Mottnee. Kmoc — Magic of Melody.

*KRI M—News: Mush". KITRIY—Pootkill Featnres.

3:45—R-rf. FFSD— We Lose A Learn SITT—Lvno Looks at 'Tweed. HATS—Roy Tagging Show.

*grEds ir—News. lirEsios—Ted Malone. HFOX. KFTD—Old-Age Pensions.

HO WL--Melody Matinee. RUED—Modern Melodies.

3 :554/41 GE lit —News. KALI, KGFJ—Sports Flash.

A—BECA—Art Baker's Notebook. KFI, HFSD—This Woman's Secret.

*KHI. HE WN, KGB, RIME— Fulton Lewis.

K:SX, KCBQ —Curt Massey Time.

KALI—Roy Logging Show. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX. KLAC, KOHL—News. KFVD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter. EGER—Rancho 1390. "(GPI—Record Review. RC M—Verne Southard.

*KMPC —News. Bill Harpe!. KRKD —Songs of the Saddle. K WIK—Hank Penny. K WK W —Rodeo Bill. KXLA—Musie Mountain.

4:1S—KFI. KFSD —Dr. Pate. *KHI. KFNM. KGB, KVOE—

Frank Hemingway. KNX, KCBO—StrIke It Rich. KFOX—Freddy Martin Orch. KLAC —Bill Stewart. KMPC —Bands and Ballads. KONST,—Italian Hour.

4:20—KECA —Play It Again. 4:25—KALL KGFJ —Snorts. 4:30—KFI —Burritt Wheeler.

*K111, KGB, KV 0E—Behind the Story.

KFWB—Red Rowe. KOFJ—Record Review. RGIL— Western Trails. KMPC—Romance and Rhythm. K WH W—Bill Sampson Show. !MLA— Western Roundup.

4:45*RECA—Flmer Davis. *KHI. KGB—Sam Hayes. KNX—Harry Babbitt. KLAC—Racing Roundup. NO WL—'Fropicana.

*KRK1111—News. 4:55*KGER—News.

KALI. KGFI —Sports nosh.

5*RECA, K WK W—News. *KFI—Feature Wire. KHI—Eager Beaver.

*KNX. RCRQ—News. Lesueur. KALI—Voice of South Amer. KFAC —Siinset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshlne Mission. KFVD—Star Tune Time. KFXM, KGB. RIDE—Mert's Record Adventures.

KFWB—Red Rowe. KGER—Sports. Fred Hessler. KGFJ—Iive at Five. HICIL—Children's Corner.

*KLAC —Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC —News: Bill Ewing. HO WL—Chico's Swing Time. KRign--songs of the Saddle.

*KW1E —News; Joe Thompson. KELA —Flarmonv Park.

0:15—EECA—Happy Theater. *KFT—News. KNN —Tom Harmon. KGEH —Ranehn 1390. KGF'.'—Pianists of the Future. EL M —Bill Stewart. IKM rr —Unswing. K WE W—Sports.

0:30—Y WCA. RFMA—Green Hornet. KFI —Cosa Curet. KHJ. KFXM. KGB. KITIE— R-Bar-B Riders.

*KISN. KCBQ—Chet Huntley. KFAC— Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. HOER. KGFJ—News. KFIM—Piano Parade.

*F MT11.--Newa: Tops in Pops. KMPc —All-Time Flits. KRND—Snorts Dial. K WK W—Romano Spanish Hr. KiLA—Soneakin' Deacon.

5:45-ST WT. la ran—Elmer Peterson. *KNX. KCIIQ—News. Goss. KYON —Vonr Fishcaster. RFVD—Song Pictures. TIMER —Stamps Quartet. KGPY—Race Recap. SMAC—Sam Baiter. Sports. KIIPC—Top Tunes. KRRTI—visee Regions.

6*RECA—F,dwin C. Hill. K M-110.'14,e. *KHI. KFXM. KGB. KIME—

Gabriel Fleeter. KNX. FTRO—Songs for Sale. KALT—Modern Music. RFAC—Prelnde to Evening.

*InvnX. RLAC—News. Kipsn—Fitors and Starters.

*rrywve--clete Roberts. News. FrGyn—American Soul Clinic. KGF.!—neneat Performance. RGTI —Easy Listenine.

*Burr o seshift. News RO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRI M—vs elec.'s in Mush..

vireTY-TR—Tikeeei Look at News. KRI M—Carlos Moran. EVYT.A—Pronert• Owners.

:05*IfP7" A. wT"%vTi—Ge ere,' News. HLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom .

8:15*HECA—Main Street to Malibu. *R1F1J, KGB— Mutual Newsreel. KALI—Sports News. KFOX—Jimmie Dolan. K1'WB—Sports. KGIL—Latin -American Music KMPC —Rob Kelley, Sports. K WIK —Lippy Duelcat, Sports, KXLA—Fed. Women's Club.

8:20*HECA—Headline Edition. 6 :30—RECA—Hi, Neighbor.

HF!, KFSD —Confidentially Yours.

11111J. KGB. KVOE—The Answer Man.

KALI— Music You Want. KFAC —Musical Milestones. KFOX—Hal's MeW1111.1 Roorn. KF WB—Arnerica Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. ECIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC —Hollywood Park. K WIK —American Jewish Hr. R WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show.

8:45— MECA— Hits and Encores. *KILL KGB, KVOE—News,

Sam Hayes. KGIL—Down Memory Lane. KXLA—Music.

8:55—HECA, REMB —Champlon Roll Call.

*KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KV OE— Bill Henry.

7—In:CA—Orrin Tucker Treasury Show.

KFI, KFSD— Wanted. RBI, KFXM, KGB—Meet the Press.

KNX, KCI3Q—Escape. *KALI, KGIL—News. KFAC—Twilight Hour. KFOX—Friendly Philosopher. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Farnily Bible Hour. KGFI—Musical Digest.

*KLAC—News; 510 flub. KNIPC — Words and Music. NO WL —Joe Adams Show.

*ABED —Harry W. Flannery. • WIK —Frank Edwards. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA— Western Music.

:15— KALI—United Nations. KFOX —Evening Melodies. KGIL—Songs by Crosby. KRKH—Three-Qoarter Time. wiR —On Stage.

7:30—RECA—Steel Pier Orch. KFT, KFSD —Sports Newsreel. KHI. KFXII, KGB. KIME—

CISCO Kid. KNX— Women's Forum. KALI—Roger Zane Show. KFAC—Echoes and Encores. KFOX—Meet the Band. KFWB—Music. KGER—Rev. Al Harlan. M M.—Parks and Playgrounds KRKD —Dr. Richardson. K WIK—Jewel City Showcase. FiVYK W—Betz Spanish Pros.

7:40—KFI —Callf, Senators Report. *KFOX—News. KF WB—Rosary Hour. KGIL—Melodies Soft & Sweet. RAND—catholic Hour.

S—KECA, KFMR—The Fat Man. KV!, RFSD—One Man's Family.

▪ KFXM, KGB, RIME— Proudly We Hall.

* KNX—Eric Sevareld. KFAC —Evening Concert. KFOX —Ctly Bates Post. KFWB—Musle. KGER—Rible Treason'. KGFI—Fishing Pals. 1FCGIL—Radio-TV Quiz. KMPC—Southland Story. KIIRD—Saddle Serenade. K WIK —Meet the Band. K WK W—Italian Melodies.

*IFCXT,A =News. 8:10-11MPC —Baseball; L. A. rm.

Oakland. 11:15*RFI. KFSD— World News.

KNX—Stepping Out, Rosemary Clonney, Tony Barnett.

KCS:R—FIebrew Christian. *KGFI—News, Averill Berman. KXT-A— Western Music.

8:30— MECA. KFMB—This Is Your FRI.

EFT, RFSD_Disiese m N. • KFXM. HI-OE—True or False.

KNX, KCIIQ—Cloud Nine. KFOX—Show Souvenirs.

*RFWB—News, KGER—Clem Davis. KGF.1—Pension & Taxpayers Union.

RG1E—Platter Party. ELAC —Ba seball: Hollywood at San Francisco,

KRI M—County Barn Dance. KITIK —Amvets. R WK W—Slusie at Eventide, KNI.A —frith Street Corral.

8 :45—KE WB-11111 Anson.

KGFJ —Today's Rita. K WIK—FN Story.

ifk —HEC A , KFM11—The Thin Maa KFI —Crime Does Not Pay. "The Rum Runner." J. Edward Bromberg.

*KHJ, KFICM, KGB. HIME-e" News. Glenn Hardy.

K.SX, ECBQ—Up for Parole. HFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX--Skylite Jamboree. KFIVB--Bill Anson. KGER —Guest Star. KGFJ— Western Music. KGIL —Musical Scrapbook. KLAC, KMPC —Baseball. KRI M—Saddle Serenade. R WIR —Time for Talent. K WK W—American-Japanese Hour.

HXLA —Scineakin' Deacon. 9:15*KHJ. KGB, IIVOE--Fulton

Lewis. KFOX—Barn Dance. KGER—Fred McClesky.

9:30—HECA--Mr. President. EFT—High Adventure.

KFXM. KGB—Comedy of Errors.

KNX, KCBQ —Garry Moore Show.

KFOX—Pee Wee Runt Orch. KFSD —Naval Air Reserve. KGER—Brown Schools. KGFJ —Blue of Evening. KGIL—Musical Memories. KIIIK —Duke's Doghouse. K WK W —Bass Harris.

9:45—EFOX —Flitching Post. 9:53*KI1J, KFXM. KGB—News.

1ift*HECA, KFMB —News, Garred. V *KFI, KFSD —Richfield Reporter.

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

10Pm KFI

EHJ, KFX7d, KGB—I Love a Mystery.

*KNX—Chet Huntley. KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFWB —Gene Norman. KGER— When Day Is Dona. KGFJ—Platter Party. KCIL—Folk Music. KLAC, KMPC —Baseball. KRKD —Saddle Serenade. KINIK—Duke's Doghouse. K WK W—Mme On My Hands. K.XIA — Western Music.

10:10—KNX —Tom Harmon, Sports. 10:15—KECA—Sports. Honk W

KFI —Johnny Murray. *K M. KGB— Frank Edwards. KNX—Bob Elson. KFMB—Gene Norman. KFOX—Dept. of Employment.

10:30—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee, KFI—Benny Goodman Show. KHJ—Lonesome Gal, 1111X—Russ Morgan Orch. KCBQ —Nation's Hits. KFOX —Ross Ballroom, KGB —Melodies Till Midnight. ROER— Music As You Like It. KLAC—Don Otis.

*KMPC —News: Leisure Time. 10:45-11ECA —One for the Book.

KFI—Les Paul Music. 10:55*KLAC—Newe.

— HECA—Cinegrill Music. *KFT, K WK W —News. KHI—Arthur Van Orch.

*KNX—Larry Thor. News. KFAC —Mnsical Crossroads.

KFWB —Gene Norman. KFIM —Spade Cooley Time. KGER —Spirituals. KGFI—Sweet and Low. RC M—Fiat° Club. KLAC—Don Otis. KMPC —Freddy Martin Oreh. KRED—Saddle Serenade. K WIK—Duke's Doghouse. KXLA —Pasadena

11:10—KNX—Snorts. 11:15—KECA—Flguerna Ballroom.

KFI —Pro and Con. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. K WK W—Music. KXLA—Ales Cooper Show.

11:30—KFT—Mintly Carson. KHI—Baker's Dozen. RYON—Hors Memory Room. ROES—At the Ranchhnuse. KGFJ—Music Yon Want. KMPC—T-eisure Time.

11:45—RECA—Ambassador Orch. KFT —Navy Re mitting. KNX—You and Keeping Cool.

11:55*KMPC—News.

11

SATURDAY, JULY 8 *Indicates News Broadcast. 8—KECA, KFMB—No School

Today. KF1, KFSD—Fred Waring. KHJ—Helen Hall.

*KNX, KFWB, /MAC, EMIT— News.

KFAC —Cnuntry Church. EFOX—Bible Society. KFVD— Wakeup Ranch. KGB—Morning Special. KGER-11lizpan. KGFJ—Proutily We Hall. 1161L—Musical Clock. KO WL—Spanish flour. KRKD—Organ Melodies. KIVIK —Clith 1490. 11 WIC W —Rancho Grande Fiesta.

ENLA—Morning Melodies. 11:05—KNX. KCBQ—Let's Pretend.

KALI—Covina Assembly of find.

8:15*KH.1—News. KFWB—Bill Leyden. FILAC,--Haynes at the Reims. KMPC—Market Reports, Sports Et1 WL—Junior Stringbusters. KRED —Hawaiian Memories.

8:30—KFI. KFSD —Archie Andrews, AH.!, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Haven of Rest.

KNX, KCISQ —Junior Miss. KALI—Hora de Los Angeles.

*KFAC, FCGIL—Newp. KFOX—M. L. Baker. KFVD —Reoord Rangers. EGER—Bob Hammond. KGFJ—Melody Time. KMPC—Ralph Turner Show. KO WL—Palabras de Vida. KRKD—Radio Kids Bible Club K WK W—Sacred Heart. KXLA — Western Music.

8:45—KECA -31irandy's Almanac. EFAC—tnity. KFON —Church of Christ. EFVD —Songs of the Sage. KFIVB—Salration Army. KGER—Morning Melodies. KGEJ—Dept. of Employment. KGIL—On Parade. IIELAC —Racing News. ROW'L—Pacific de. K WK W—VnIce of China.

9-11ECA-Week-End flatter Party.

*KIFI, KFSII—Nen s. KR.!, KGB—Dr. Hiss Clinic. }CNN. KCBQ—Theatre of Today.

EFA('—Morning Concert. KFM11 —No School Today. IRFON—Pentecostal Church. KFVD —Contrasts. KFWB—National Guard Show. KGER—Radio Kids' Bible Club.

KGIFJ —Vaief. of the Blind. EGIL—Morning Varieties. KLAC—Bill Stewart. KMPC —Ralph Turner Show. KO WL—Fantasy Toy Shop. ERKD—Sagebrush Serenade. KVOE—Proudly W e Flail. A RIA —Valley Hi Hit Parade. K WE W —Tony Sein. TO:LA—Armstrong Twins.

9:15-11F7—Publie Affair*. . KFOX—Old-Time

KFSD—Your Nary on the Air. KFWB—Tnity Daily Word. KGFJ—Airotorials. KGIL—Ballads for You.

9:30—EFI, KFSD—Luncheon with Lopez.

KHI. KV0E—Vet Wants to Know.

ENN, KCBQ —Grand Central Station.

KALI—Beautiful Mexico. IFFOX—Full Gospel.

Molar City presenls

YOUR ALL WESTERN JAMBOREE JUBILEE

9:30 to 11:30 A. M.

Saturday

KFti 0—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Dare Orrnont. KGB—Molly Morse. EGER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—Racing News. KGIL—Fashions in Music. KOVVL—German Hour. KIVIE—Time Out in Tujunga.

J:45—KHJ—Guest Star. KGB —Club Women. KGFJ— With Melody in Mind. KRKD —Dr. Joseph Murphy. EV0E—Voice of the Army.

11:55*KNX. KCBQ —Cedrir Adams. 1 0—KECA— Week-End Platter

Party. KFI—Are You From Dixie?

*KH.1. KFXM. KGB, KVOE— News.

KNX. KCBQ —Stars Over Hollywood.

KFAC —Accent on Strings. KFMR—Flying Feet. KFSD—Mind Your Mennen. KFVD—Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—DaVe Ormont. KGER—Music. KOFJ —From Sunset and Vine. ROIL— Waltz Pine. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC—Ralph Turner Show. KO WL—Radio Hour. KRK11—swing Time. K WIK—Corn-Crib Opry. K WK W—Sports. IFINLA —Foreman Phillips.

10:10—KFON —Arisembly of God. 10:15—KILI, KFXM. KGB—Gospel

Singer. KGER—Hymns for the Day. KGIL--Sweet Swing. ERKD—Dr. Richardson.

10:23—KGFJ —Sports flash. 10:30—KH.I, KFNM, R1'0E—College

Choir. KNN, 11CRQ—Give and Tsar. KALI—Before-the-Game Music KFAC —Serenade. KFMB—Sylvta Lee. KFOX—Music of the Morning. KF M —Cumberland Music Feet II al.

KGB—Marine Band. KGER —N.A.E. Program. EGIL—Midmorning Melodies. KLAC—Finneet Opinion. KO WL—Hungarian Program. KRED—County Art Institute. K WK W—Fantasias Musicales.

10:45—KALI —Dugnot Chatter. KGB—Sports Show. KGER—Rev. Kopp. KRKD—Pop Concert.

10:55.—KGF.1—Sports Flash. —11ECA— Week-End Platter

Party. 11 KFI. KFSD—Mary Lee Taylor KHJ. KFNI11, KGB, 11111E— Major League Baseball.

KNN. K('BQ—Family Party. KALI—Baseball: N. Y. Yankee* is. Boston Red Sox.

KF.4C—Plano Parade. KFMB—Let's Go to the Met. KFtEN —Rhythmic Age. KFVD —Jamboree Jubilee. KFWB—Maurice Hart. KGER —Children's Bible Hour. KGFJ— What's New. ROIL—Midmorning Melodies. ALAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC—Ralph Turner Show. KO WL—Spanish Hour. KRI M—Songs of Yesteryear. K WIK—Hank Penny. KVVE W—Fantasias Musicales. KS:LA— Western Roundup.

11:25—EGFJ —iports Flash. KFSD —National Farm

and Home Hour. ANN—Its Fun to Be Toner. KFAC—Musle Hall.

*EFON —News. KFv1)—Shopping Highlights. KGER,-Semi-Classic Hits. KOF.1 —Plitun. Moments. KP WL—Itallan Program.

ArERED-;_-Newe. K WKVi —frances Dempster.

11:45--,KtiFJ—Flemember Romany. *ROIL—News. ERKD —Sweet Pop*. K WK W—Upper Room Parish.

11:55—EliFJ —Sports Flash. KMPC —Nutrition Notes.

12*Kel'erZiZrer. KHJ, KFXM, aGB..KVOE— Baseball.

KNX—Musir With the Hormel Girls. .

KALI—Baseball. KEA( —Luncheon Concert. KFOX—Hit Tunes. KFSD—Musie from Hollywood. KEVD—Ltincheon Tunes. KFWB —Bill Anson. KGER—Songs for Luncheon. KGFJ—Intermission. KG11.— Wesley Tuttle. Kl.AC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Story Cirrus. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD— Western Wayside. K WIK—Hank Penny. KNLA— Western Roundup.

12:05—KECA-5Iusie. K WK W—Sports News.

12:15—KFI—SaturdaY Special. *KFON. KGER —News. K WK W —Farm New,.

12:25—KGFJ —Snorts Flash. 12:30—KNX —Meet the Miesim.

KFMR—Sweet and Swing. KFON —Pacific Breezes. KFSD—Voires Down the Wind KFVD—Shomeng Highlights.

*KIFWB—News. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. Kt:F.1-1230 Club. KRI M—Prairie Schooner. K WK W—Portere Digest. KNI.A—Ole Rasmussen.

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

12:55*KGFJ—Sports Flash. 1.—KECA—Old, New, Borrowed.

Blue. KF1—Saturday Special. KRJ, KFXM, KGB. KV0E— Baseball.

*KNX —News. KALI—Baseball. KFAC —Stage Melodies. KFON —VVestern Hit Parade.

*KFVD. KLAC —News. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Liencheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KG1L-1250 Ranch Roundup. KMPC —Song Stars. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRED—Prairie Schooner. K W1K—Date With Disc.

asateaurd

LIghtface Type: Afternoon and ams to Boldface.

Morning Programs Appe,ar In Evening Progr

Comedy-F ariety 8 :311—Junior Miss. KNX. 9:30—Godfrey's Digest. KNX.

Quiz, Participation 10:30—Give and Take. KNX. 11:00—Family Party. KNX. 11:30—Fun to Be Young. KNX. 8:00—Rate Your Mate. KNN. 1:00—Sing It Again, KNX.

Drama 9:00—Theater of Today. KNX. 9:30—Grand Central Sta.. KNX. 10:00—Stars Over Hollywood.

KNX. 8:011—Texas Rangers. EFT. 9:30—Dr. Kildare. 111F1.

Classical, Semi-Classical Music

8:00—Fred Waring. K n. 4:30—Saturday Concert, KIT.

SPOrlS 8 :45—Racing News. KLAC. 9:30—Racing Lineup. KGFJ.

11:110—Baseball. KALI 5:30—Sports Dial. KRKD. 5:45—Race Reran, KGF.I. 5:45—Rare Results, ERKD. 5:00—Joe DiMaggio. EFL 5:30—Hollywood Park, KMPC.

M ystery-Detective 6:30—T-Men. KNX. 8:30—Pursuit. KNX. 9:00—Gangbusters. E-NA.

Public I nterest-I nf ormation

11:30—Nat'l. Farm Hour, KFI. 3:30—American Farmer, KECA. 3:30—Lis ing, 1950. EFL 4:n0—Voices and Events. K n. 8:30—If They Had Lived. KGFJ.

Juvenile 8:05—Let's Pretend. KNX.

Popular- Western Music 1:00—Basin Street Music, K n. 8:00—V aughn Monroe. KNX. 9:00—Rit Parade, EFL

Garr Show. &NIA —Community Broadcaster.

1:85—KNX—Flonsewires' Protective League.

1:10—ILLAI'.-570 club. 1:15—KECA, KFMB—Horse Race.

HALI —After Game Music. KFVD—School Days. KMPC—Johnny Grant Show. K WK W—Sports: Bill Garr. K XLA R h Adventures.

1:23-KALI, KGFJ —Sports Flash. 1:30—KECA—Treasury Band Show.

KALI—Club KALL KFAC —Matinee. KFMB—Sweet and Swing. KFSD—Nia:inee at Sleadowbrook.

KFVD—Two for the Show. *KFWB—News. KGB—Baker's Dozen. KGER—A. Q. Burns. KRK111—Polka Time. KNLA— Western Music.

1 :45—KNX—Hollywood Bowl Pier iew.

14FV4B--Bill Anson. KGER—Hawaiian Melodies. K WKW'—Sports; Bill Garr. K.:NI A— Western Reundup.

1:53—KALI, KGFJ—Sports Flash.

2 — —' '

e. KIFI—Music City • Show.

*KILI—News. KNN—Rny Sim ms Orch. KAL1 —After Game Music. KFAC —Composers• Corner. KFMB—Sweet and Swing. KFOX —Western Hit Parade. KFVD--Not elt unes. KFWB--Bill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. KGIL—Doug Cramer's Teen Time.

KliFJ—Steet the Band. *KLAC—News, Music. KMPC —Johnny tirant Show. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—Signposts to Health. K WIK—Red Baker. K WK W —Keyboard Capers. KNLA— Western Roundup.

2:15—KHJ—Baker's Dozen. KFSD—Herman Hickman. KMPC —Dugout Dore. ERKD —Tunes in Tempe. K WE W—Sports; Music. FCNI.A—C. S. Air Force.

2:25—KALI, KGFJ —Sports Flash. 2:30—KECA—Tea and Crumpets.

K'1—Sportscast. KNX—Make 'shay for Youth. KALI —KALI Jackpot. KFSD —Sport of Kings. KFVD—Mellow Mood.

*IRGER—News. KGF.11—Keylereard Kerner. KMPC—Basehnil: L.A. vs Oakland.

KNLA—lotillt Debate. 2:40—EGER—Long Beach Band. 2:45—FLECA—A Man and Ris Music.

KGFJ— Western Roundup. ROIL—Betty Stahr. KI.AC —Baseball: Hollywood at San Francisco.

REED—Crosby Tunes. 2:35— KALI, KGFJ —Sports Flash.

3—KECA—Junior Junction. *R1.1. KFSD—News. K11.1—Baker's Dozen. KNX —This I, Los Angeles.

*KALI—News: (lire Acker. KFAC—Workl of Opera. KFMB—Sweet and Swing. AEON—I. N. Story. KFVD—Harlematinee. KF WB—Peter Potter. KFNM, KGB—Harmony Rangers.

ROER—Rancho 1390. KGFJ—Recterd Jackpot. KG11.—Eneore Time. KLAC —Baseball. KMPC —Baseball. HO WL—Town Criers. KRED—Tops in Pops. KIVIK—La Pointe Show. K WK W —Nrime This Tune. KS:LA—Music.

3:15*KFI. KFSD —On the Line with Bob Considine.

KFON—Voire of the Army. *Kt:IL—News. KNLA—Musie Mountain.

3:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 3:30—KECA—American Farmer.

EFL KFSD—living. 1950. KNX —Farm News. KFAC —LyrIcs in Chorus. KFOX—Matinee Melodies. KFTD—Tele-Tunes. KGB, KV OE—Andre Kostelanetz.

KGIL—Dance Matinee. *KRKD—News. K WK W—Foothill Features.

3:35—KRED—Interlude. 3:45—KHJ, KGB—Land nf the Free.

*KNN —Larry Lesueur. *KFAC—News. EFON—Guest Star. RO WL—Melodv Matinee. READ—Modern Melodies.

RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE SATURDAY RADIO LOGS 3:66-KALI, EGFJ-Sports A -SECA-Plying Feet. elf EFT-Voices and Events.

KFX.M, KGB, EVOE-John Flynn.

KNX-Disc Jockey, U.S.A. *Sa m-News; Patsy's Party. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces.

*KFOX, HO WL-News. EFelD-Saturday Serenade. KFVD-Ilarlematinee. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGER- Western. EGFJ-Record Review. ss a-verne Southard. KLAC-Baseball. KMPC-Baseball. KRED-Songs of the Saddle. K WIK-La Pointe Show. K WIC W-Rodeo Bill. EXLA-Masic Mountain.

4 :113&EFIJ, KFILM. KGB, EVOE--Frank Hemingway, News.

KFOX-Sahation Army. HO WL-Itallan flour.

4:25-KGFJ-Sperts Flash. 4:30-HECA-Talking It Oser.

KFI-Saturday Concert. KHJ, KFXB., KGB-Bandstand. U.S.A.

KALI-Guest Star. KFOX-Music. KF WB-Blind Artists' Guild. EGER-Popular Orchestra. KGFJ-Record Review. KGIL--Weetern Trails.

*KLAC -News. KMPC -Rancho Grande. KWK W-Bill Sampson Show. KXLA-Western Roundup.

4 :45-HECA-As We See It. H'.24X-Hollywood Park. HALI-Altadenan Program. KF'VVB-Red Rowe. KGER-Music. KLAC-Racing Roundup. KO WL--Tropicana.

*ERED-News. 4 :35-EGFJ-Sports Flash.

5-EECA-Nary Hour. KFI-Saturday Concert. M M. KFXM, KGB, KVOIC-Reviewing Stand.

KNX-Hollywood Park. KALI-Voice of South America KFAC--Sunset Serenade. HYMB--Ave Maria Flour. EFOX-Sunshine Mission. KEND-Good News. K FID-Song Pictures. RYWB-Ited Rowe. KGER-Peter Slack. Organ. KGFJ-Jive at Five. AG M-Melody Time.

* MAC. EMPe. KWIC K W1 W-News.

HO WL-ehico's Swingtime. EKED-Songs of the Saddle. EX:LA-Harmony Park.

5:03.-K WIK-Teen Echoes. 5:15- Rh) -Tom Harmon, Sports.

KLAC-Bill Stewart. KMPC-Stars Sing. K WK W-Sports.

5:30-KECA-Rarry Witmer, Sport. KFT-Herman Hickman, Sports.

KFXM, KGB-Radia Harris.

*/GwX. KCBQ -Chet Huntley. KFAC-Show Time. KYMB--Special Events.

*KFOX, KG1L-News. KFI6D-Hal Wolf, Sport*. KGER-Proudly We Hail. KGFJ-Saturday Serenade. AMPC-Dr. Warner Muir. BRED-Sports Dial. KV0E--Homes on the Land.

K WIK-Musie for America. K WIC W-Romano Spanish Hr. HICLA-Squeakin' Deacon.

21:36.-EGIL-Tops in Pope. 6:45-KECA-Ciub Time.

*EFL KFSD-Elmer Peterson. EFXN., KGB, EVOE-

Vo w Science Reporter. * KNX-News, Frank Goss. 13131B-Dabe Ruth. KFOX-Researc.h Ads entume. KGFJ-Race Recap. KLAC--Sam Baiter. Sports. H3fPC-Say It With Music. BRED-Race Resulta.

6- KECA-Soouting the Stars. KFI-Joe M Ba nk,. KRJ, BEIM, KGB, EVOE-Army Air Force.

NNE, Ee5Q-Katsi Your Mate.

AALI-Modern Music. 11FAC-Your Soloist.

*KFOX, KMPC-News. KFSD-Voices and Events.

*KFWB-News and Music. EGER-Back to the Bible. HGFJ-Musical Digest. EGEL/-Easy Listening.

*BLAC-News: Al Janis. KOUT„.-Joe Adams Show. H MV-Varieties In Music. K WI/C-Hollywood Fanfare. K WK W-Caritue Moran. K M,A-E rts Roundup.

6:05*KECA. IC Bob Garred, News.

6 :10-K.MPC-Social Security. 6:13-HECA--For the Record.

KALI-Sports News. KFOX-Hawallan Music. KFWB-Music. KGIL-Lat in-American Rhythms.

KMPC-Bob Kelley. KWIK-Time for Art. KXLA- Western Music.

S:23*KHJ--John B. Kennedy. 6:30-riscA-11annlbal Cobb.

EFI, KFSD-Heeerve. 11341J, KI KI, KGB-Hawaii Calls.

IICNX-T-Men. KALI-Music From the We-st. HCBQ-Make Way for Youth. KFAC-Music Magic. KFOX-Rais Memory Room. KFIVB-Strictly From Dixie. KGER-Luitin Valley Church. KGIL-Dinner Concert. KMPC-Hollywood Park.

*EVOE--Local News. K W1X-Music for the Gourmet.

K WK W-Hoyos Hour. 6:45-KGIL-Down Memory Lane. 7-WA, KI-3113--Hollywood

By-Line. HIND-Chamber Music

Soviet)* of Lower Basin Street.

KI M EFXM, EGA. KV0E-Mr. Feathers.

ENE-Sing It Again. *KA U, EGIL, KRI M, K WIII

-News. K7AC-Dr. James Infield, Jr. EF W13-.Gespel and Song. KGER-Twilight EGFJ-Musical Digest.

*KLAC-News: 510 Club. &BI M-Dinner Date. HO WL-Joe Adams Show. IIWK W-Hoyos Hour. KXLA-Nazarene Church.

7 :05-11 WIX-Operetta Highlights. 7115-HALI-17. 5. Navy Band.

KFOX-March Time. KGIL-Songs by Crceby.

EKED-Three-Quarter Time. B MA-Music.

T:25*KRJ, Er ma, KGB. KVOE--News.

2:30-KECA-Buzz Adlam's Playroom.

KF1, KFSD-Grand Ole 01117. 11111, M ICH. ¡GB. KV OE-Salute to Hellenists.

12:30.-K7I-Midnight Flyer. KALI-Sundown Rhythms. KFAC-First Baptist Church. KFOX-Proudly We Hail. KFWB-Successful Business. KGER-Proudly We Hail. KGIL-Footlight Favorites. Mire-Your County. EKED-Dr. Richardson. HWTIC -John Anson Ford. EBB W-Betz Spanish Program.

KXLA-Accent en Youth. 7 :43-KFSG--Church Service.

KFWB-Rosary Hour. KGIL-Melodies Soft & Sweet. KMPC-Show Tunes.

*KVVIK-:'çews. 0 -KECA. KFMB-Lone Ranger.

KIT, ILFSD-Ter.ae Hangers. *KRJ, B7201, KGB, KVOE-

News. KNX, ECBQ-Vaughn Monroe. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX- Western Music. KFSG-Church Service. KF WB--ecimmunity Hour. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Saludos Amigos. K UL-Platter Party. ELAC-670 Club. KBre-Eddie Oxford. BO WL-Joe Adams Show. KVIIK-Here's to Vets. K WE W-Fordellene Melodies. B MA -Church in the Barn.

8:15- M1J. KFXM, KGB. KV 0E-Ray Anthony Orch.

KGER-Hebrew Christian. HGFJ-Evening Serenade. )131PC-Parade of KWIK-County PTA.

8:30-KECA. KFMR-Dixieland Jambake.

KFI -Stars and Starters. KFX. .-NI, KGB, Ki 0E-

Lombardoland. U.S.A. ENE, HCBQ--Pursuit. KFWB-Social Security. KGER-Music by Starlight. KGFJ-If They Had Lived. KWIK- What's the Answer. EBB W-Music at Eventide. WI:IA- Western Musk.

t1:40-KGFJ-College of Divine Science.

:46-EFOX -County Barn Dance. KI M'S-Religious News. K WIE-Troubadoure.

9—SECA—Rayburn and Finch. KFI, HFSD-Hit Parade.

*KILL KI KI. KGB. KV0E-News.

re47C, KCBQ--Gengbusters. KFAC--Evening Concert. KFMB-Rayburn and Finch. KF WB-On the Beat. ICGER-French Music. KGPJ-Today's Hits. KGIL--Musical Scrapbook. KLAC-670 Club. KMPC -Parade of flits. K W1X-Here Comes Rhythm. KppK w--Garden Gate. K M-A-97th St. Corral.

9:15-KKJ, KGB, HVOE-Hoosier Hotshots.

1170X-fee the Tops. 9:30-11FI-Adventuree of Dr.

Kildare, L. Barryrnore.

L. Area. EN E, K. odfrey's Digreat KFMB-Harry Wieser. KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch. ICFSD-Joe DiMag0io. KFSG-Burbank 4-Square Church.

KFWB, KFXM-Laymen's Hr. ROER-Brown Schools. EGFJ-Blue of Evening. KGIL-Juke-Box Fkeview. K WIE-Cactils Pals. K WK W-Bass Harris. K MA--eliffie Stone Dance.

9:43-EHJ, HVOE-Buddy Moreno Orch.

SYMB--Blng Crosby. BFOX-Muslc.

9:abirlitIJ-14revra.

1 ht Reporter. HI M KFXSI, KGB, KY 0E-Monica Whalen.

*KNX, HCBQ--Chet Huntley. KFAC-Musical Crossroads. KFOX-Lone Pine Boys. KFSG-Paula Hensche. KFWB-Gene Norman. IIGER-Music As You Like It. EGFJ-Platter Party. KLAC-Don Otis. KMPC-Leisure Time. K WE W-Time on My Banda. IMLA-Music.

ln:05-KGIL--Juke-llox Review. 10:13-BACA-Ira Blue, Sports.

KFI -County Supervisor Darby Edel man Orch.

ENE, KCBQ-Dave Cava-naugh Orch. from Catalina.

EFMB-&ene Norman. Mre0X-Musio. gpsG-Gospel Accordions.

10:30-HECA-Claremont Hotel Orch. B M-Riverside Rancho. KHI-A. Van Orch. KNX-Capitol Cloakroom. KFOX-Ross Ballroom. I MO-Melody Time. KGB-Melodies Till Midnight. HXLA--Cliffie Stone.

10:45-HFOX-Musle Moderns. 10:55*HPI-News.

-HECA-Cinegrlii Musie. KFI-Solitaire Time. KHJ-Baker's Dozen.

*KN.X, S WI M-News. KFAC-Musical Crossroads. LIMB. KFVVB-Gene Norman Show.

KFOX -Sky Serenade. BENG -Open House. KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KGB-Melodies Till Midnight. EGER-Spirituals. KGFJ-Sweet and Low. MOIL-Halo Club. KLAC-Don Otis. 101PC-Leisure Time. E WTH-Dancetlme. !MLA-Pasadena Chic Dance

11:1n-KNX-Billy Gould Show. 11:15-1LECA-Ffirneroa Ballroom.

K M-Reserve. EFOX-Music of the Masters. K WE W-Music. KXLA-Alex Cooper Show.

11:30--HECA-Beverly Hills Orch. 1171-Joe White Show. KFOX-Hal's Memory Room. soinn-At the Hanchhouse. HFSG-Request Program. KGF,1-1-pbeat Session. ICVOE--Hawall Calls. KVITIC-Copper 1Florseshoe.

11:43-KET'A-Ambassador Oreh. KNX-rorresnondent's Scratch Pad.

11:56*KMPC-News.

Radio Lifelines (Continued from Page 11)

"Music at the Haydns'," live and live repeat; "Lanny Ross's Log Cabin," W ednesdays (t wo sho ws), with Harry Salter's ork and guest stars and with now-fa mous Agnes Moorehead as talk-ing hostess; and three full-hour sho ws.

with repeats, on w hich two directors were used (Allen handling production fro m the booth): "Palmolive Beauty Box," Fred Allen, and dear old "Show-boat." "I CAN'T THINK OF ANOTHER

business I'd rather be in," George Allen clai ms after twenty-five years. That's w hy Fourth of July is his own personal holiday. He hasn't sung pro-

fessionally since 1934.

THE AFRA FROLICS LAST WEEK were a stupendous success and I'll

have to go back on m y pro mise to tell

you all about it this week. It was m ost exciting to greet scores of wonderful

radioites ... folks an editor m eets and

gets to kno w over a long period of

ti me, but never sees en m asse and at

leisure. With the help of CBS's crack

ca mera man, Ben Patin, about thirty pix were shot. So instead of a capsule report here, I'll ask you to settle for an

enor mous picture "spread" in an up-co ming issue.

SHIFT AND SHUNT: NBC finally broke do wn and told . .. "Fibber and Molly," dropped 'by Johnson W ax after twelve years, are being picked up for

sponsorship by Pet Milk . . . sa me

day and ti me, and of course, sa me

net . . . Bob Crosby show supposedly being cancelled. Hal Peary is m oving to CBS, where a ne w sho w will be woven around his unique talents . . . "Great Gildersleeve" title and progra m, property of Kraft, to be developed with a ne w star, on NBC. Willia m Keighley ready to sign for another five years on "Lux." Ru mor was he wanted to set up housekeeping in N. Y., but now he's tied to the super soap dra ma, he'll stay here. Ne wscaster Bob Ga med pacted to A BC on a seven-year deal. He'll get as high as $40,000 a year. This is only a cross section of the things that are a-poppin' along Radio-TV Row every day. You'll need your Radio-TV Life m ore than ever to keep up with the changes.

Page Nineteen

SUNDAY JULY 9 *Indicates News Broadcast. a *HECA, KALI, IUMPC-News.

KFI-Grandpa Owens Reads the FunnIeS.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. HVOE-Back to God Hour.

KNX-Farm Journal. KFAC--Country Church.

X-Unitarian Church. KISD-CaIl to Worship. KFVD--Rev. Murphy. KFWB-Funnies. HAER-Iter. Markham. IDGFJ-here's to Vets. KGIL-Music With Charm. KLAC-Musk. KOWL-American-Japaneee Hour.

ARID-Ranch Program. HWIA-Hora Hispana. KINK W-Buenas Nuevas. XLA-Music.

8:15-1ECA-Morning Song. * KCBQ-Howard K.

Smith. KALI-National Guard Show. KFOX-Gospel of Christ. HE'VD-Sermons in Bong. KOFJ-Salvation Anny. KLAC--Church of Christ. KMPC--Andre Host.lanetz.

5:30-KECA-Let There Be Music. KFI-Christian Science. KfIJ, KFXM. KGB. avor— Chamber Music Ensemble.

KNX-Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir. ALI-Cals ary Rapt. Church.

HCBQ-S. W. Baptist Church. KFAC -Organ Recital. KFOX-Morning Chapel. KFSD-Land of the Free. KFVD-Church of Christ. KFWB-Union Rescue Mission KGER-Bible Treasury. EGFJ-Roger Fulton. KGIL-Alexander St. Church. KLAC -Unity. KMPC-Chalienge to Youth. KWK W-Romano Smeraldo. KXLA-Armstrong Twins.

:45-K11-flomettiwn Happenings. *KFSD-News, Weather. KGER-Bible Baptist. KGFJ-Goodwill Visitor. KRICD-Music. •

99—KECA—Negro College Choir. KFI-Parent-South Foram. KILL KFXM. KGB. KV0E-Radio Bible Class.

JINX, ECBQ-Invitation to Learning.

KALI-Fred Smith Show. AFAC-Liberal Catholic Hour. KFMB-Let's Get Together. KFOX:--Popular Melodies. KFSD-AlLen Roth. KFWB--Cnion Rescue Wiastoll

*KEN D-Newe and Music. KGER-Assembly of God. K UL-Organ Reveries.

*KLAC-News. K.MPC-Religious News Reporter.

KOVVL-Concerdia Lutheran. KPPC-Prelude to Worship. KRI M -Sunday Serenade. K WIK-Rev. Guzman. K WK W-Itallan Hour. KNLA-Armstrong Twins.

M5-KLAC-Catholic Mass. 9:13-1/FAC-Crest Choristers.

KGFJ-HollywOod House Presents.

K3fPC-Stiirt to Live. I/OWL-Armenian flour.

8:30-KECA-Measage of Israel. KFI-Eternal Light.

KFXM. KGB. KYOE-yoke of Prophecy. •

KNX, KCBQ-People'. Platform.

KALI-Bible Class. KFAC -Gilbert & Sullivan. KFSD-Devotional flour. HEWS-Peter Potter's Platter

" Parade. KGER-God's Half Hour. KGEL-On Parade. KMPC-Vance Graham. "WPC- Winds of Time. KIYIK-Sunday's Pope. EXLA-Music.

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

10---KECA-Music of Today Festival.

EFT-Harbert J. Mann. KFXM. KGB. KV0E--

News. Glenn Hardy. *RN X-News. IICB , Cireenerood Concert. RFA Gilbert & Sullivan. KF31B--Leret. Get Together.

*g- FOX-L. A. Sentinel. trirsn—America United. KFVD -Sunday Roundup. KFIVB-Peter Potter. KGER-Badio Revival. KGFJ-Hits of the Week.

KGIL-Parlde of Hits. *KLAC-News; Bill Stewart. KMPC-Dempsey-Tegeler Music Hour.

KO WL-People's Independent Church.

KPPC -Sacred Music. KIDID-Sunday Serenede. KU1LK -Sunday's Pope. KWH W-Italian Novelties. EXLA-Al Williams.

10:13*KFI-News. KHJ, KFXM, KGB-Organ Moods.

*KNX-Elmo Rotten KFOX-Angegus Hour. IVOE-Radio Tour.

10 :25-K PPG-Church News. 10 :30-HECA-Sunday Vespers.

EFL IIFSD-Chicago Round Table.

KHJ. KFXM. KGB. Kl0E-Lutheran Hour.

MEN-Starlight Operetta. HFSG-Morning Worship. KGER-Evangelical Church. KGIL-Waltz Time. KO WL-American-Jewish Prbgram.

HIS KW-Italian Melodies. KFOX-Cumberland Church.

10:45-KALI-Dugout Chatter. KNI,A-flamrock Melodies.

10:50-APPC-Church Service.

11 *SECA. KFMB-Foreign Reporter. Klel-NBC Theater. KHJ-flappinees Hour. KNX. KCBQ-Syncopation Piece.

KALI-Basehall: N. Y. Yankees vs. Boston Red Sox

KFAC-First Methodist Church KFOX-Presbyterian Church. KF811-Ratner Recommends. RIND-Hollywood First • Baptist Church. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGB--Do You Remember? KGEft-open Door Church. KGIL--Christian Church. KGFJ-Sunday Showcase. KIEV- Wally George Show. KLAC-Bill Stewart. KMPC-Record Session. HO WL. KPPC, KV0E-Church Services.

. K WIK-Speare Showcase. KINK W-Italian Melodies.

• KXLA-Soneakin• Deacon. LI :15-KECA. KFMB-Prank and

Ernest. 11:30-KECA-Yesterday on B'way.

KGB--Gospel Sieger. KNX-Romance of the High-ways.

KFMB-Sunday Musicale. KFON-Christilm Church. KFSD-Hits of 'M. KGFJ-Say It With Music. FAIR-Sunda:4os P.P.• KW KW-Ali-Saints Episcopal Church.

11:45-KIII. KGB-Vet Wants to Know.

RN X-University Explorer.

12- KECA-Bour of Faith. KFI. Kr4D-The Truitte.

*RBI. KFXM, KVOE-News. KNX, KCBQ-lour Invitation to Music.

KALI-Major League Ball. KFAC-Metropolltan Encores. KFMB-Sundav Musicale. KFOX-Popular Melodies. KFVD--Lifelines. KFWB-Peter Potter. KeeR—Open Door Church. KGrJ-Sunday Serenade. KG L-Pon Concert. KLAC-Bill Stewart. KMPC-Record Session. HO WL-Italian Program. KWIK-Miracie Church. KWKW-Italian Melodies. XXLA-Seueakin' Deacon.

12:10--KPPC--Classical Music. 42:13*KHJ, KFXM-Bill

Cunningham. 12 :30-KgrA-lieserve.

• KFI. KFSD-Qui. Kids. • KGB-Hashknife Hartley KFWB- Wizard of the bories. ILGER- Word of Truth.

*KGIL-News. BOWL-Hungarian Hour. KRI M-Sunday on Ranch. KVOE-Natinnal huard. KWIK-Jewigh Studies. EWK W-..lestrish Hour.

12:45-KFVD-Fellx De Cola. KGIL-Voral Varieties.

1 -KECA-Old-Fashioned Revival flour.

KFI-MGM Theater of the Air "The Feminine Touch." Hunt. Jeetyn. Albritton.

• KFXM. KGB. HVOE-Hopaiong Caesidy.

KNX. EO M-Invitation to Music.

KALI-Club KALI. KFAC-Keyboard Styling.. KFOX-Mtvéle. wFSD -Cloak and Dagger. KFVD--Einueltkin' Deacon. KFIYB-Steve Shoemaker. EGER-Healing Waters. KGFJ-Intermission.

Moro-lag Programs Appear in Lightfare Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs in Boldface.

Religion 1:30-Walter WInchell, SECA.

30-Christian Science. KFI. 9:30-voice of Prophecy, KHJ. •10:20-Lutheran Hour. 12:00-Hour ot Faith. 'MCA. 1:00-Old Fashioned Revival,

KECA. 3:00-Catholic flour. KFL

Co medy- Variety

C:3n—IFInrace Raidi. KNX. :00--Stev e Allen, INN. 5:30-Open House, Hfl.t. 9:00-31teh About Doolittle,

KNX.

Drama 1i:00-NBC Theater. KY!. 1:00-MGM theater, KFI. 7:30-.000 Plus. HELL


8:30-Salt Lake TabMacle. KNX. 9 .0O-Negro Choir, KECA. 12:00-Invitation to Musk. NX. 2:30--Plano Playhouse, KECA. 2:30-Harvest of Stars. Fare 5:30-Summer Symphony. gFl. 7:00-Contented Hour. KNX. 8:30-Standhed Hour. KFL 9:30-Chicago Theater, KHJ.

Comment-Narration 8:00- Walter Winchell [MCA. 6:13--Louella Perrone. KECA. 7:00-William Tusher. KECA. 8:00-Tris Coffin, KECA.

Mystery-Detective 1:311-lent. Gargan, KILL 3:30-Nick Carter, 1211j. 3:30-Boston Shackle, KAI. 4:30-The Saint, ICFI. 4:31I-Peter &stem, ICHJ. 5:00-Sam Spade, HF!. 5:30-Rocky Jordan. KNX. 7:30-The Whistler. KNX. 7:30-Amazing Malone. RICA. 8:30-Jett Regan. KNX. 9:30-Box 13, KECA.

Public I ntet'est-Infoimation

9:00-Invitation to Learning KNX.

9.30-People's Platform, KNX. 4:00-Celifornia Caravan. KHI. 8:15--If .they Had Lived. KtiFJ. 8:43-Sunday Evening Club.

KFAC. 9:43-Trouble Is My Business,

0 uiz , Participation 12:30-Quiz Kids. KII. 3:00-Earn our Vacation, KNX 4:30-Hit the Jackpot. KNX. 5:00-Stop the Music, KECA. 7:011-Take It Or Leave It, KFI. 8:00-Twenty Question., IMJ.

Popular- Western Music 3:N4-Slating Marshal, KILL 7 :30-Bob Crosby. K n.

IGIL-.-Polk Musk for Valley Folk.

*KLAC-News: Bill Stewart. KMPC-flits and Airs. KO WL-Scandinavian Hour. HPPC-Aftertmon Concert. KRHD--Sunday où Ranch. KWIK-Religious News. KWK W-Jewish flour. KXLA-Strolling Tom.

1:15-KFAC-Cativolic Topics. KMPC-Dugout Dope. KA M-Pentecostal Tabernacle

*KXLA-Newe. 1:30-EHI, KFXM, KGB, KV 0E-

Martin Kane. Private Eye. KNX. HCBQ-Music for You. KFAC-Imports on Wax. API/II-Piano Playhouse. KFSD-High Adventure. KFWB-Skyway to Music. KGER-Light and Life. KGFJ-Serenade to Afternoon. KMPC-Baseball: L. A. vs. Oakland.

11XLA-4nurch in the Barn. 1:43-KLAC -Baseball: Hollywood

at San Francisco. 45-KECA-Vnice of Prophecy. an EFL KFSD-The Big Guy.

KILL KFXM. KGB, HVOE-The Shadow.

KNX-American Rhapsody. KALI-Club KALI. KCBQ-Louis Prima Orrh. KFAC.-Concert Favorites. ILFMB-Proudly We Hall. KFOX-Good News. KFVD-Harlem Holiday. KFWB--Music. KGER-Long Beach Band. 11/GFJ-Anylwidy's Hit Parade. KGIL-Melody Hour. 1/1..AC. KMPC-Baseball. KOWL-Snanish Home HOW. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. KRHD-Sunda• on Ranch. KWIK-Amaging Grace. K WK W-Trinite Tabernacle. KX1,A--Challente to Youth.

2:15-1FFOX-IFlealing Waters. 2:30-KECA-Plano Playhouse.

Kfl. HFSD-Harvest ef Stars KHJ. KFXM. KGB. ICIOE-True Detective Mysteries.

*KNX-News. KFMB-Mr. President. KFOX--Goenel Harbor Light. KFVD -Citizens' Forum. KFWB-Melody of Youth.

*KGER-News; Long Beach Band.

KGFJ-Time Was. HOWL-Yiddish Hour. KWIK-Lutheran Hour. IIWK W-Juvenlie Hour. KXLA--Ole Rasmussen.

:45-ANN-Melody Parade. ejj -KACA, KFMB-Lutlieran Hr.

KFI-Catholic Hour. KHI. KFXM. KGB HVOE-The Singing Marshal.

KNX. KCBQ-Earn Your. Vacation.

KALI-Assembly of God. KFACr-Museum Concert. KFOX-Penteeostal Church. KFPID-Les Brown Show. H- PISCr-Church Service. KFVD--Citizens' Forum. 11FWB--Muile. KGER -Colenial Tabernacle. KGFJ-Irene's Pet Parade. KGIL-Concert Hirhlights. KU M% KMPC-Baseball. KGWL--Yiddish Hour. • KPPC-Afternoon Concert. KV/IN -Church of the Air. 14wl/ W -luvenile Jury. KXLA.-Ole Rasmussen.

3 :15-KGFJ-W Roundup. *KMPC-Headlines and Music. K WK W-Hellenic-American Hour.

3:30-RECA. KrIfil-Reserve. • ggen-western Caravan KHI. KFNMJ KGB. KVOE-Nick Carter.

KNX. KCBQ-Boston Mackie. KA M-Songs of France. KFVD-Hank, the Night Watchman.

KGER-Iiiblicel Research. KGFJ-Yesterday's Hite. KGIL-Musie for Dancing. KMPC -Basehall. HO WL-Tropirana. KIVIII-C,ilhert & Sullivan.

3:45-RA U-East Pasa. Herald. K WK W-Portuguese Hone. 4-KECA, KF31B-this Thing Called Life.

AFL KÉSD-51000 Reward. • KgX.M. KGB. HYDE-California Caravan.

KNX. 1FCCISQ-Guy Lombardo. KALT-Tahernacle Church. KFAC-Musicel Masterpieces. K FOX-Sunshine Mission. KFVD-figink. the Night Watchman.

ATWR-Old-Fashioned Revival KGER-Aubrey Lee. Wi n-Hawaiian Serenade. K UL-Songs of Yeaterdeé.

RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE SUNDAY RADIO LOGS ELAr —Baseball. HO WL—Italian Hour. KPPC—Afternoon Concert.

*K WIE—News; Footlight Parade.

K XLA—Music. 4:15—ERIED— When Hawaii Calls.

KWK W—Attorney General. 4:30—KECA—Musie With the Girls.

KFI. KFSD—The Saint. KHI. KFX.V1, 116111. KV0E— Affairs of Peter Salem.

KNX. liCncl—Flit the Jarkpot KALI—Salute to R lots. «FM14—flabby Lohhr• EFOX—Wings of Healing.

*KFVD—News and Music. KGF.II—Salute to R KGIL—Modern Concert Hall. HO WL—Oriental Moods. KV 0E—Bible Time. KWIK—Latin Moods. KITH W—Campus Party.

4 :43—KO WL—Flarmony laie.

S—KEcA, HEMB—Stop the Music !CFI. KF74D—Sam Spade. KILL KFXM. KGB— Mediation Board.

KNX. KCBQ—Percy Faith Music.

KALI—Sunday Salon. KFAC—Program 143. KFOX—Evangellet Program. KFVD—Proudly We Hall. KFWB—Voice of Calvary. 116F.R—Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ—Public Messenger. KGIL--Arenchair Favorites. KLAC—Baseball.

*KMPC—Newe. HOWL—Concert Favorites. KPPC—Drama. KRI M—Grace Fellowship. KV OE--Pentecostal Hour. KWIK —Campus Capers. KWK W—Alhambra Tabernacle.

3:013—KMPC—Parade of Hits. 5:15—KRK14—Mueic in a Romantic

Manner. 3:311—KFI. KFSD —Summer Sym-

phony. KILL KFICM. KGB— Enchanted Hour.

KNX, KCFSQ—Rorky Jordan. KAGH—Missionary Baptist. KFAC—Gtiv Bates Post. KFOX—Mtisle. KFTD—Riders of Purple Sage KFIVB—Dr. John Matthews. KGER—Evangelical Church. Kt:El-1E11m News. Dot Meyberg.

EGIL—Tahltian Memories. KPPC—Family Life. KWIK—Pop Concert. KWK W—Rev. Harold Law eeeee .

EXLA—Lincoln Ail'. Church. 5:43--KFAr—Waltz Time.

*KGF.I—Nevre. ROIL—Latin Americnn Rhythms.

EIWIK—Sacred Heart Hour. 6*ILECA, KFMB—Walter

¡(FI. KFSD—Summer Sym-phonY.

*KR& KFX31. KGB. KTOE— News.

KNX. KCBQ—We Take Tour Word.

KALI—Maurice Johnson. flEar .—Columbia Masterworks

*KFOX. KMPC. KNLA—News. KFWB—Adv enture« to Suctessful Thinking.

ROER— Uf. Triumphant. KGFJ—Musiral Digest. ITG1L—Marine Story. •

*KLAC—News: Bill Stewart. HO WL.—Yiddish Theater. KPPC—Music. Kni m—Romantie Musk. KWIK—Report from Pacific. Knicw—Prouill., We flail.

g:10—KFOX—Flawailan Music. KFM1B—Louella

Parsons. 101.1, KFX.31, ROB—Take a s. amber.

KFOX—Miniaterial Union. ¡(611.—Voire of the Army. KMPC—Bands and Ballads. KPPC —Organ Recital. KW18--Continental Rendezvous.

KXLA—Red Cross. :31)--K EC A. FMB—Crossroads,

Ted Malone. KFI, KFSD—My Mother's Husband.

KNX. KCILQ—Horace Heidt Show.

KALI —Musir From the West. KFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFWB—Calvary Assembly. KGIER—Lutberan League. ROIL—Dinner Concert. Kmi»C--ntother• Album. HPPC—Children's Corner. KRED--Kinvle-• Fellowship.

K WIE —Caneer Society. KWK W-111aurlre Johnson. EXLA—Lutheran Gospel Hour

li:45---HTLI—Sincerely. Kenny Baker. KGB—B111 Cunningham. KM PC—Memory HPPC— Winge of Magic. KV0E—Errand of Mercy.

7-K1-WA-William Tusher in Hollywood.

KFSD—Take It or teal. It.

KILL KFXM. KGB, KY or,--This la Europe.

KNX, KCBQ—Contented Hour. *KA M, ¡(GIL —News. KFAC—Musle Magic. KFMB—Crime 'Dope Not Pay. KFOX—Full Gospel Assembly. KFSG—Angelus Hour. KFWB—Cnion Rescue Mission KGER—Evangelistic Hour. KGFJ—Musical Digest. KLAr—Rest In Variety. KM PC—Know Your FBI. HOWL—Proudly We Hall. KPPC—Musie. KW1K—Drama Workshop. K WK W—Love's Notebook. KXLA—National Voice.

7:15—KECA—For the Record. KAL1—Naval Air Reserve. ROIL—Vaughn Monroe. Kmre—Romence and Rhythm. KPPC—Speaking of Books. KNLA—Musie.

7 :30-11Er A—The Amazing Mr. Malone.

¡(FI. KFSD—Bob Crosby Show 8F1J. i.F.XM. KGB. HVOE— »no Plus.

KNX. KCBQ—The Whistler. KAIJ —Sondown Rhythms. KFAC—Your Concert. KFMB—Andy Hardy. KFOX—The King's Service. KFSG—Evening Service. KFWB—Strollin' Tom. «GEL—Mtiale Box. foure—lea Brown. Ko WL—E‘enIng Serenade. KPPC—Bywaye of Verse. KWITC—Family Church. KWK W—Maple Chapel Melodies.

KXLA—Cloirch of Open Door. 7 :43— KFWB—Catholic Answers.

KM PC—Freedom Story. K PVC—Music.

S*KECA, 1KFMR—Tris Coffin. KFI—Pearha Kagan. KILL KFX31, KGB. KVOE— Twenty Questions.

KNX. Wi n—Steve Allen Time.

KFAr —First Methodist. ¡(FOX-31usie. KFMD—American Forum. KFSG—Evening Service. KFWB—Hollywood Presbyterian Church.

HOER—Sunday Concert. KGFJ—Saludos Amigo«. KG1L—Sones of Our Time. KLAC—I eta' Bedside Quiz. KNIPC—Amerira Speaks Cp. K OWL—Et ening Serenade. Krre—Sunday Evening Hour. KIVEC W—New Zion Baptist Church.

KXLA—Open Door Church. /1:134•HECA, KFMB—Monday

Morning Headlines. iirKFI—News. Clifton Utley. KGFJ—If They Had Lived. KM P(' —.10 Stafford.

8.30*KECA. KEMB—Walter Winchell.

¡(FI. KFSD—Standard Hour. K M—Hollywood Open House. KNX, KCBQ—Jeff Regan. KFX31. KV 0E—Vincent Lopez Show.

KGFJ—Ave Maria Hour. KG11.--Gems of Melody. ECLAC—Irwin Allen. KMPC—American Legion Reports.

KPPC—Sacred Music. KWIR—Box at the Opera. KWK W—Pasadena Four-Square.

8:45—HECA, KFMB--Louella ramona.

KF'AC—Sunday Es coing Club. KGER—Message to Israel. KLAC—St. Francis Drama. KM PC—Business Report er. KPPC— Wo-t1 of Life.

n—RECA—Think Fast. KM, HFSD—standard Hour.

*KHJ. KFXM. KGB. HVOE— News. Glenn Hardy.

KNX, KCBQ—Nlvich About Doolittle.

KFMR—Caliente Raves. KFOX—Victory Baptist Church.

KFWB--Rarlto Edition of Bible KGER—Bethel Church. KGFJ—Western Music.

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K UL—Musical Scrapbook. *I/LAC —Newt: Musk'. KMPC—Hollywed Bowl Pre-s

HPPC—IF. N. Report. KWIK —Box at the Opera. KWK W— ce of Prophecy. KXLA—Old-Fashioned Revival

9:15—KR.I. KGB. SVOE—Teddy Powell Orch.

KIFWB—Rabbi Magnin. KLAC —Guest Star.

11:30-11ECA—rcoz 15. KFI—Show Time. RH& KFXM, KGB—Chicago Theater.

KNX. IFCCBQ—Guy Lombardo. KFAC —Gateway to Music. KFMB—Guest Star. ¡(FOX—Mtpile. KFSD—Proudly We Hail. KFSG—Sacred Serenade. KFWB—Pacific Lutheran Hr. KGER—Penterostal Faith. KGFJ—Mitsic for America. KGIL—Juke-Box Review, KLAC —Success Story. KMPC—Sacred Records. KPPC—Music of Many Lands. KV0E—Minister'e Hour. RWIR—Ciettin Pals.

*K WK W—News. 9:45—KFI —Trouble Is My Business.

KFMR—Bing Crosby. ¡(FOX—Rosa Batiroom. KLAC—Spotlight Serenade. KWK W—Business Reporter.

*KECA—News of Tomorroo. *KF1, KFSD—Richfield

Reporter.

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

10Pm KFI KF'XM. KGB. HVOE—

Chicago Theater. *KNX, KCB1/—News. Huntley. KFAC —Gateway to Music. ¡(FOX—Goy Bates Post. KFSG—Poet of the Piano. KFWB—Music. KGER-31c(7oy Baptist Church KGFJ—Platter Party. KGIL—Juke Box Review. KLAC—Etchings for Evening. IKMPC—Proudly We Hall. KPPC —Concert Hour. KW1K—Parade of Bands. KWK W—Beptiet Church. K‘LA—Voice of Calvary.

10:13--RECA—Retail Clerks' Show. ¡(FI—Mayor Bowron. KNX—Top of the Week.

*KFM14—George Sokolsky. KFOX—Roas Ballroom. KFSD—Mary Ann Mercer.

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now employed "CAREER professionally in these field 3. THEATRE" Free auditions. 10:30-11 P.M. Free plac e-t:lent service. )( E G A Also our new Talent Show Sun. day AM.—the "Speare Show. rase." KWIK and KFMV-FM

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FREDERICK H. SPEARE 5927 Sunset Blvd. HO. 9-2325

In :30—KECA—Speare Career Theater ¡(FI—American t KIM—Arthur Van Orch. KNX—Catalina KCBQ—Beta Beta Club. RFA('—No KFMB—VniCe of the Army. KrsG—Console Melody Time. KFW11--Ecline, of Eden. KGB—Melodies Till Midnight. KGER—vetitile ItalI KLAC—Melody Parade.

EMPC—LeIsure Time, KWE W—Refuge Church. KXLA—Memory Lane.

10:45—KFOX—Saluate to Reservists. —KECA—Clnegrill Orch. !CFI—Mitotic and the Muse. K M—Levin Opera Concert.

*KNX —News. Kel/Q—Red Blanchard Show. EFAC—Nocturne. KFMR—Sunday Segenade. KFSG—Song Stories.

11

ISPADE COOLEY TIME with George Sanders

NOW II P.M.

KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Echoes of Eden. KGB— Melodies Till Midnight. KGEI—Erwood House Party. ¡(GIL—Halo Club. KI.Ar—Sunday Serenade. KMPC—Hollynood Hit Parade. 8W1K—Parade of Rands. KXLA—Church of God.

11:111—KNX—Russ Morgan Orch. ¡(FOX—Concert Master. KFSG—Jubilee Singers.

11:30-11ECA—Beverly Hills Hotel Orchestra.

KFI—Amertra United. ¡( SU—Little Symphonies. ¡(FOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFSG—Rhymes for Reverie. KFIVB—Music You Want. KVEK W—Moonlight Reeeries.

11:45-11ECA—Ambageador Hotel Omit.

KNX—r. N. In Action. K M—College Serenaders.

11 :53*EMPC—News. 141)*KNX-News.

KFAC—Midnight Serenade. KFVD—Spade Conley Time (to I).

KFWB—Muslc After Mid-night.

KLA('—Across the Footlight.. KWIK—Show People's Show Ito 41.

KWK W-114111 Sampson Ito 2:301.

12 :05—EN X—Midnight Music Man. *KNX—News. KFAC—Symphony (to 3). ¡(VV D—Dream Time.

Recorded Highlights SUNDAY POPULAR

9:34 a.m. -11FWB. Peter Potter. 1:39 p.m.—KNX. L. P. Records. 2:00 palq.-11FVD, Hunter Hancock. 10:5111 p.m.—ILLAC. Johnny Grant. 10:30 p.m.—KXI.A. Old-Time Records

CI.ASSICAL 9:30 a.m. —KFAIC. Gilbert and

Sullivan. 3:00 p.m.—KFAC. Stage Melodies. 9:30 p.m.—KFAC, Gateway to Music 1:OS a.m.—KFAC. SI,rmehonr.

LONG TERM Jean Hersholt, CBS's "Dr.

Christian." is serving his fourteenth consecutive term as president of the Motion-Picture Relief Fund.

* *

NOT SO DUMB Tom Howard's mad panel

of "experts" on CBS's "It Pays to Be Ignorant" has given only one correct an-swer on the show since 1944.

* *

BOOSTER Guy Lombardo. CBStar. has

introduced some 260 songs which have skyrocketed to hit proportions.

MONDAY, JULY 10 *Indicates News Broadcast

"BUENOS DIAS" w,th Eddie Rodriguez

Daily 6.7 A.M.

KI-MB—Don mcs;eurs Breakfast Club.

KFI —Coffee Time. sirICHJ, KFXM, KGB —Cecil

Brown. H.NX—Top of the Morning.

*KALI, II:1 .AC, KXLA—News. HFAC-- Church Federation. KFOX—Challenge to Youth. KFVD— Wakeup Ranch.

*KFWB —Clete Roberts, News. KGER—Mispan. KGFJ —Dr. ',Murphy. KGIL—Musical Clock.

*KMPC—Ken Barton, News. HO WL—Spanish Hour. KRI M—Dr. Brinkley. K WIK —Club 1490. H WK W—Rancho Grande.

I :05—KALI—Assembly of God. :10—KLAC—Stock Reports. 8:15*KHJ, HO WL—News.

*KNX —News. Dale Valle. KFAC —Village Festii al. KFWB—Bill Leyden. KGFJ—Melody Time. KLAC--ilaynes at the Reins. KMPC—Markets; Sports. KXLA—Music.

:30—KFI, KFSD—Jack Berch. KHI. KFXM, KGB, KV0E--IRIble Institute. KNX, KCBQ—Grand Siam. RALI—Hora de LOP Angeles.

*KFAC, ROIL. KRKD, K WK W—News.

KFOX— Words of Life. KEND—Record Rangers. KGER—Hammond. KMPC—Iling Crosby. KO WL—Best Songs. RXLA—Flalen of Rest.

8:35-1CRHD—Spollight Varieties. 8:45— KIT —Meyers Goes to Market.

KNX—Rosemary. KFAC—Unity. HFSD—Dave Garrowaly Show. KFVD—Songs of the Sage. KFWB—Music. KGER—Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ—Treasury Department. KGIL—On Parade. KLAC—Racing News.

*KMPC—News. K WK W—Voice of China.

8:55*K WIK—News.

9—KECA, KFMB —Ladies Be Seated.

*EFL RFSD, KLAC —News. *RAJ—Kate Smith Speaks. *KNX —Wendy Warren. KFAC—Morning Concert. KFOX—Pentecowtal Church. KIND— Waltz Ti me. KFWB—Strolling Tom. RIDER—Lutheran Hour. KGFJ—Delinquency Forum. KGIL—Morning Varieties. KMPC—Institute of Religious Science..

KO WL—American-Jewish Hour KRRD—Sagebrush Serenade. K WIK—Devotions. K WK W—Tony Selo. EXLA—Bar Nothing Ranch.

.0:03—HFi —I.ndles' Da,. 9:15—K1RJ, KFXM. KGB, HVOE—

L1111113, Ross. KNX. KCIRQ—Aunt Jenny. KFOX—Our Christian World.

*KFVD —News. KF WB—I-nity Daily Word. KGFJ—Airntorials. ROIL—Ballads for You. KI.AC —Bill Stewart. KMPC —Dinah Shore. RIVIK—Nlvrt and Marge.

:25—HECA. KFMB —Carol Douglas, Beauty & Fashions

9:30—KECA—Quick as a Flash. KHJ— Women Are Wonderful. KNX, RCRO—Frelen Trent. KALI—Beautiful Mexico. RFOX —Frill Gospel. REND—Show Tunes. IFEFEWB—Dave Orrnant. IFCGER —God's Half Hour. KOFJ—Raring Ne ws. RO IL—Fashions in Musk. KMPC—Chef Milani. KO WL—Tune Time. K WYK —Time Out in Tujunga.

:43 -11FI—All Around Town. KNX. KraQ—Our Gal Sunday KFV-D—Schnol Days. KGFJ — With Melody in Mind. RO W1.—Lee Brown Show.

*HRHD--Niews.

1.0 —KECA, KFM:B—Burprlse Package.

KFI—All Around Town. *KHJ, KI WI, KGB, KVOE--

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX —Blg Sister. KFAC—Accent on Strings.

*KFOX—News. KFSD—Luncheon with Lopez. KFVD —Ballad Bests. KFWB—Dave Ormont. KGER—When Day Is Done. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. ROIL— Waltz Time. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom, KMPC —Bill Ewing Show. HO WL—Yiddish Hour. KRHD —Swing Time. K WIR—Muslcal Scrapbook. K WH W--Sports. KXLA —Tom Cafferty.

10:15—KFI—Are Ya Listening? KHJ. KFXM, KGB, KVOE--Tello-Test.

KNX —Ma Perkins. KFOX—Broadcast of Truth. EGER—Tommy Baird. KGIL—Bing Crosby. KRHD —Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Spanish Lesson.

10:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 10:30—KF.CA. KFMB—My True Story

KFI—Two Boys and • Girl. KHJ—"Norma Young. KNX—Young Dr. Malone. KALI— Major League Ball. RFAC—Serenade. KFSD—Third Call for Musie. KFVD—Memory Melodies. ROER— Helen Markham.

*KGIL. KXLA—News. KLAC—Honest Opinion. KMPC —Muriical Tune-O. KRKD —Artists and Composers K WIK—Belle Martell. K W:K W—Fantasias Musicales.

lit:35—KGIL—Midmorning Melodies. 10:45—KIT —Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX —Guiding Light. ROER—Rev. Le Roy Kopp. KRKD—Midnight Mission. R WIK —Singin. Sam. K XI. A— Western Music.

10:55--HECA. KFMR—Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air.

RGPJ—Sportu flash. 14 — KECA, K m—Betty Crocker.

KFI. KFSD —Double or Nothing.

11111.1. KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Ladles' Fair.

KNX —Second Mrs. Burton. KALI—MaJor League Ball. RFAir —Plann Parade. KFOX—Rhythmic Age. XFVD —BIble Institute. KFVFB—Maurice Hart.

Élne--e -eirea rtliaeg tts. — KGIL—Midmortung Melodies. HLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC —Bill Ewing Show. BO WL—Spanish Hour. KRHD —Songs of Yesteryear. K WIK—Teletone Time. K WK W—Fantaslas Musicales. K XLA— Western Music.

11:18*XECA, KFMB--John B. Kennedy.

KNX —Perry Mason. KALI—Dugout Chatter. KFAC—Guy Bates Post. KGER--Sunshine Mission. KEVIR —Good News.

*KXLA —Pasadena News. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 11:30—HECA—Irn Cook.

KFL HFSD—Live Like • Millionaire.

KHJ. KFIC111, KGB, KV OE— Queen for a Day.

KNX, KCBQ —Nora Drake. RFAC —MusIe Flail.

*RFOX. KRHD—News. KFVD —Rescue Mission. KGER —Remi-Classic Hits. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. ROIL— Musical Moments. KO WL—National Guard. K WIR —Rose Dee. KRI M— Word. About Women KXLA—Flametown Jamboree.

11 :40—KFOX —Hit Tunes. 11:45—KNX—The Brighter Day.

KGFJ—Remember Romany. *KGIL—News. KO WL.—Salute to a Star. KRKT —Sweet Pops. RIVIR —Navy Band. K WRIV —Demo. Education.

11:55—KGPJ —Snorts flash. K WK W —News.

KFI —Farm Reporter. *KNX—News. Pringle. KALI— Major League Ball. KFAC—Luncheon Concert. KFMR—Quick as • Flash. KFOX —Hit Tunes. RFSD —LIfe Can Be Beautiful KFI-D —F.dltor of the Air. KFWB--Bill Anson. ROER—Songs for Luncheon. KGFJ—Intermission. KGIL—Noonday Melodies. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC —Moods In Music. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRI M—Western W ayside. RXI,A—Hometown Jamboree.

12:05—KNX—Knox Manning. K WK W—Sports News.

12:15*KFI A —Bnukhnire Talking. 1FCFL KFRD —Road of Life.

*TLFOX, REND. KGF.R—News. ROIL—Vocal Varieties.

*ICITPC —News to You. EMIR —Paul Sutton. KIVK W—Farrn News.

Morning Programs Appear In Evening Progra

Co medy-Variety 1:8O—Easy Aces. KECA. 2:45—Arthur Godfrey, KB/C. 7 :00—Joan KNX. 17:30—Maisie, KFT. 9:30—Garry Moore, KNX.

Quiz, Participation 7:00— Welcome to Hollywood.

!CECA. 8:00—McNe111 Bkfut. Club. KECA 8:80 —Grand Slam, ¡(MX. 10 :On—Surprise Package. KEICA. 11:00— Double or Nothing. KYI. 11:80—Queen for a Day. IC14.1. tera--Fweide and Groom. KECA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers. K71.

Mystery-Detective 1:00—Cloak and Dagger. RFI. 1:00— Murder by Experts. KFIJ. 111:60-11.et George Do It. KHJ. 8:30—Under Arrest. KHJ. 9:30—Night Beat, KFI. 9:30—Crime Fighters. K M.

Love s Mystery. KHJ.

Drama 6:30—Proudly We Hail, KFI. 9:00—H'wood Playhouse, KNX.

Comment-Narration 9:00—Kate smith. KILT. 12:05—Flousewives' League. KNX. 4:00—Art Baker, KECA.

LIghtface 'type; Afternoon and mu in Boldface.

4:30—Burritt Wheeler, KFI. 4:30—Behind the Story, KHJ.


5:30—Voice of Firestone. KFL 8:30—Railroad Hour, KT'. 9:00—Telephone Flour, EFL

Public Interest-In formation

12:00—Farm Reporter, KV!. 6:00—American Way, KFI. 6:30—Answer Man, 1:30—United or Not. KECA.

Sports 8:45—Racing News, KLAC. 9 :30—Racing, KGFJ. 10:.'in—Basehall. KALI. 5:00—Fred Besmear, KGER. 5:15—Tom Harmon. KNX. 5:30—Sports Dial. KRI M. 5:45—Rare A min, KGF.1. 5:45—Race Results, KRKD. 5:4I—Sam Reiter. KLAC. 6:15—LIppy Durkat„ ewra. 6:15—Bob Kelley. KMPC. 8:30—Hollywood Park. HMPC. 8:45—Jackie Robinson, KECA.

Popular- Western Music 4:00—Curt Massey, KNX. 11:30— Mindy Carson. HET.

11:98—E611-131arts Ma*. 12:30—KECA—Frances Scully.

KFL KFID—Pepper Te nd. K M—Nancy Dixon. KNX, KCBQ—Open flouse. RFOX—Pacific Breezes. KIND—Shopping Highlights.

*RFECB—News; Bill Anson. KGER—Luncheon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. ROIL— Wesley Tuttle. KMPC--Facts for Farmers. KRKD—Prairie Schooner. K WIK—Matinee Theater. K WK W—Porters Digest. KXLA —Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—KFL HFSD—Right to Happiness.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, ICV0E— Major League Baseball.

*KFAC —News. HMPC--t3ont Stars.

12:511—SECA—Double Feature. 12:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 1 —ISECA—Ires Cook.

ICFSD—Backstage Wife. KHJ. KFNM. KGB. KVOE— Baseball.

KNX, KCBQ—Nona From Nowhere. -

KALI—After Game Music, KFAC —Employment Review. KFOX—Texas Tine. KFVD—Shopping 'Highlights. KFIVB—Bill Anson. ROER—Pete,' Slack, Organ. KGFJ-1230 Club. RGIL-1260 Ranch Roundup.

*KLAC —News. KMPC —California Carousel. BO WL—Joe Adams. KRKD —Prairle Schooner. K WIR —Paul Page. K WK W —Bill Garr Show. KXLA —Community Broadcast.

1:10—KLAC -510 Club. 1:15—KFL HFSD—Stella Dallas.

KNX, KCBQ—Hilltop Hones. RFAC —Matinee. K WK W—Races and Sports. KXLA—LeRoy Smith.

1:25—KGFJ—Sports flash. 1:30—RECA—Easy Ares.

KFT, RIFSD--Lorenzo Jones. KNX—International Disc Jockey.

KFVD—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Clark Sparks Show. KGF.1—Arrnehair Concert. RGIL—IFInmemakers. KRKD—Polka Ti me. K WIFC—Muslc Mart.

1:45—RECA—Ted Malone. K M. KFSD— Widder Brown. KFWR—Bill Anson. KGF:Il—Hawaiian Melodies. K WK W—Rares and Sports. KXLA— Western Roundup.

1:55*KNX. RC MP—News. KGFJ —Sparte Flash.

2_1LECA, KY:dB—Chance of a Lifetime.

KFL RF8D — When • Girl Marries.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB. KVOE— Baseball.

KNX —George Fisher. KALI—After-the-Game Music. KFAC—.Composeeri Corner. RFOX—Texas Tiny. KFVD—Saddle Mountain Roundun.

KF WB--113111. Anson. *KGER—Irpton Close. KGFJ—Meet the Band. KGIL—Flomemakers Matinee.

*KLAC —News. Snorts. KMPC —Californla Carousel. BO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKTF—Your Neighbors. RIVIR —Mneic Mart. K WK W—Ruainess Reporter.

• 1FCXLA —Western Roundup. 2:15—KFI. HFSD —Portin Face* Life

KNX—Take-ft-Ease Time. KGER —Ronlouc. Mesdames. KI.Ar -570 Club. KRI M—Sheriff's Office. K WIC W—sporta; Music. Ft XL A—Continental Serenade.

2:2I—KGF.11 —Sport• flesh. 2:30_wy,CA. KFMR—Bride & Groom

K M. RE-RD —Jost Plain Bill. KNx, IKCBB—Bing Crosby. KGF111--Garden School. KGFJ—Variete on Piano. KGBI,—Variations in Rhythm. KRI M—Tones in Tempo.

2:4n—FCGF,R —Gnest Star. 2:43_11y1„ KFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. KNX. KC/IQ—Arthur Godfrey. KGFJ— Western Remnidop. KRI M—Crosby Tune*. KXI.A—Frank Simon.

2:55*KFcA. KFMR— Walter Kiernan.

Kr:F.1 —Sports flash. 9, —RECA—Today In Hollywood.

Km RYWD— Welcome Tvevelere.

KILT—R"ker's Dozen. KNX. KCBQ—Arthur Godfrey

*RALI —News: Music. KIAC— World of Opera.

RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE MONDAY RADIO LOGS KFOX —Star Dust. HFVD—Harientatinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER, KLAC, EXLA—News. KGFJ—litecord Jackpot. KGIL—Encore Time. KMPC—Musleal Tune-O. KO WL—Town Criers. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KIVIK--Bill Perkins. K WK W—Name This Tune.

3:05*KECA—Today's World. KGER—Fiesta Grande.

3:15—HECA —Leyden with Song. KFOX—Yerdict Rendered.

*Kr:IL—News. KI.Ar —Don Otis.

THE MAN FROM

MUSIC MOUNTAIN with 'EDDIE KIRK

Songs from the hills and

plains

3:15 to 5:00 P. M.

KXLA Monday thru Friday

KXLA—Music Mountain. 3:25—KGFJ--Sports Flash. 3:30— BEL KFSD—Aunt Mary.

KFAC —Lyrics in Chorus. KFOX—Eterybody's Business. KF'YD—Song Stylists. RGER—Rancho 1390. KG1L—Dance Matinee. KMPC—Magie of Melody.

*KRI M—News. 3:35—KRI M—Interlude. 3:45—KFI, RESD— We Love & Learn

KHJ—Lynn Looks at Arwood. KALI—Roy Logging Show. FAC —News.

KFMB—Ted Malone. HEON, KFVD—Old-Age Pensions.

1111 I L—Me lody Matinee. KRKD —Modern Melodies.

3:55*KGER—News. KGFJ —Sports flash.

A —KECA —Art Baker's Notebook. KFI, RFSD—This Woman's Secret.

*KHJ. KFXM. KGB. KV 0E— Fulton Lewis.

KNX, KCBQ —Curt Massey Time.

*KALI—News: Roy Logging. KFAC —Musical Rasterpleces.

*KFOX, KLAC, HO WL— News. KFYD —HarlematInee. KF WB—Peter Potter. KGER —Rancho 1380. KGFJ —Record Review. KGIL—Verne Southard.

*KMPC —Bill Harpel, News. KIRKD—Songs of the Saddle. IlVell(-11ank Penny. K WK W—Rodeo Bill. KXLA —Musie Mountain.

4:15—KF1. KFSD—Dr. Paul. *RAJ. KFXM. KGB, KV 0E—

Frank Hemingway. ANN. HCF114—Strike It Rich. KFOX—Freddy Martin. KLAC —Bill Stewart. KMPC—Bands and Ballade. HO WL—Italian Hour.

4:28—KECA—Play It Again. 4:25—KGFJ—Sports. 4:30—KF1—Burritt Wheeler.

*KIIJ. KGB. KV0E—Behind the Story.

KFOX —Music. RFWB—Red Ro we. KGFJ —Record Review. RGIL— Western Trails. KMPC —Romance & Rhythm. K WK W—Bill Sampson show. KXLA— Western Roundup.

4:45*REC 4—Elmer Delis. *HILL KGB. KY OR—News.

Sam Hayes. KNX—Ilarm Babbitt. KLAC —Racing Roundup. KO WL—Tropicana.

*KRI M—News. 4:55*KGER —News.

PCGT.1—Sports Flash. S*KECA. K WK W—News. *K1F1—Feature Wire. KIRJ—Eager Beater.

*KNX. KCBQ—News. Le/11 M M KALI—Voice of South America KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. EFV114-14tar Tune Time. KF WB—Red Rowe. KFILM. KGB, KV0E—Merre Record Adventures.

KGER —Sports, Fred Hessler. KGEI—Jive at 5. KGIL--Children'a Corner.

*KI.Ar —Fred Henry. News. *EMPC —News; Bill Ewing.

HO WL—Chicos Swingtime. KRI M—Songs of the Saddle.

*KIVIK—News; Joe Thompson. KXLA—Harmony Park.

8:15—HECA—Happy Theater. *KF1—News. KN X—Tom Harmon. KGER—Rancho 1390. KGFJ—Pianists of the Future. KLAC—Bill Stewart. KMPC —Upswing. K WK W —Sports.

:30—KECA, KFMB—sSimerman. KFL RFSD—Voice of Firestone.

KHJ. KFXM. KGB, HYDE— B-Bar-B Riders.

*ANIL KCBQ —Chet Huntley. KFAC — Whoa Bill Club.

*KFOX. HOER. KGFJ. KGIL— News.

KFVD—Piano Parade. KMPC —All Time Hita. KRKD—Sports Dial. K WK W—Romano Spanish Hr. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35—RGIL—Tops in Pops. 5:45*KNX. HCBQ—News, Goss.

RFOX—Your Fishcaster. Krill—Song Pictures. KGER—Stamps Quartet. KGFJ—Race Recap. KLAC--Sam Baiter. Sports. KMPC—Top Tunes. BRAD—Rare Results.

e*HECA—Edwin C. Hill. AFT — The American Way.

*KHJ. KI WI!. KGB. KV 0E— Gabriel Fientter.

"TOO MANY COOKS" A New Comedy Si mi)

Written by Frank Fox

CBS-KNX 6:00-6:30 P.M. Monday

KNX, KCBQ—Too Many Cooks KALI—Proudly We Hail.

, KFA(' —Prelude to Etening. *KFOX, KLAC —Nevre. KFSD"-NBC Theater.

*KFWB —Clete Roberts, News. KGER —American Soul Clinic. KGFJ —Repeat Performance. KGIL—Easy Listening.

*KMPC—Norman Nesbitt, News HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRI M—Musical Varieties.

*K WIR —Liberal Look at News HIVR W —Carlos Moran. KXLA—Toastmaster Club.

8:05*HECA, KFMB—News. Garrett KLAC —Al Jarvis Ballroom.

13:13*KECA—Main Street to Malibu. *KHJ, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. AEON —Jimmie Dolan. KFWB —Sports. RGIL—Latin-American Music. KMPC —Bob Kelley. Sports. K WIK—Lippy Duekat, Sports.

:204rK ECA—Headlin e Edition. 6 :30—RECA—Hannibal Cobb.

AFT—Proudly W e Hail. KHJ, KGB. KVOE—The Answer Man.

KNX, ILCBQ—Granby's Green Acres.

KALI— Music You Want. KFAC —Musical Milestones. EFOX—Hal's Memory Room. KFIVB—Anierica Dances. KGER—Bark to the Bible. ROIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC —Hollywood Park. K WIH —American Jewish Hr. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA —F.ddy Arnold Show.

8:45*KFIJ, KGB. RY0E—News, Sam Hayes.

ROIL—Down Memory Lane. XXLA —Western Music.

8:55+1411.1. KGB. KV OR—Bill Henry KFMB—Lone Ranger.

KFI—Cloak and Dagger. KHJ. KFXM. KGB—Murder by Expert*.

KNN. Kr BQ—Joan Davis. *KAL1—News. KFAC—Twilight Hour. KFOX—Accordionettee. KFSD —Candy Matson. KFWB—America Dances. AGES—Family Bible Hour. KliFJ—Musical Digest.

* MILL, KRKD—News. *RLAC —News; 570 Club. KMPC — Words and Music. HO WL—Joe Adams Show.

*KI M—Frank Edwards. K WK W—Hoy m Hour. KXLA—Popular Music.

7:15—BALI—U. N. Program. ROLL—Songs by Crosby. KRKD—Three-Quarter Time. R WIR—Roberta White.

7:30--HECA—United or Not. K}1— Maisie.

KHJ. KFXM, BOB. /MOE— Cisco Kid.

BNX, HCBQ--Tommy Dorsey Orch.

KALI—CY:Red Fellowship. KFAC —Echoes and Encores. HEMS— Dr. Kildare. KFOX—Meet the Band. HFSD —Night Beat. KFWB—Muslc. HOER—Rev. Al Harlan. KGIL—Footlight Favorites. ARAD— Dr. Richardson. KRICK —Cavalcade of Music. K WK W—Betz Spanish Pros.

:45*KFOX—News. HFSG—Church Service. KFWB—Rosary Hour. KG1L—Melodies Soft It Sweet. KMPC--Kelley on Base.

0 —KECA—Thls Is My Song. 11F1, KFSD —One Man's Family.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Let George Do It.

*KNX —News, E. Severed. KFAC—Et ening Concert. HFM11--Maisie. KFOX—Songs for Safety. KFSG—Church Service. KFIVR—Musk. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGFJ—FishIng Pals. KOIL—Songs of the West. KLAC —Tell It to the Fans. KMPC--Southland Story. KIVIK—Tommy Dorsey. K W/L W—Italian Melodies.

*KNI.A —News. 8:15*KFI. KFSD— World News.

ANN —Stepping Out. KFWB—U.S. Xavy, KGER—Ilebrew Christian Hr.

*KGFJ—Averill Berman, News. KLAC—Bill Stewart. HMPC —Parade of Hits. K WIC—Jazz on Parade. KXLA— Western Music.

8:30-1(ECA. KFMB—Ilenry J. Taylor.

AFT, KF51D —Railroad Hour. KHJ. KFX111, KGB—Under Arrest.

ANN, KCBQ—Broadway Is My Beat.

KFOX —Fishing Facts. *KFWB—News. IRGER—Music Hall. KGFJ—Pension & Taxpayers Union.

ROIL—Platter Party. K WK W—Single at Eventide. RXLA —Ole Rasmussen.

:45—KEC 4—Jackie Robinson. RFOX—Music. KFWB—Bill Anson. KtiFJ—Today's Hits.

ei—HECÁ—Ethel and Albert. KFI, HFSD—Telephone Hour.

*HEIJ, Lrxm, KG1S, KV0E— News, Glenn Hardy.

KNX, KCBQ—Hollywood Star Playhouse.

KFAC —Et clang Concert. IKFOX—Stories to Remember. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGF.R—Stamps Quartet. KGFJ—Moments of Meditation ROIL—Musical Scrapbook. KLAC—Wanted Persons. KMPC —Parade of Hits.

Doghouse. K WK W —Jazz Works. KXLA—Squelskin' Deacon.

9:15—KHJ. KGB, HVOE—Fulton Lewis.

KFOX —Business Reporter. KFSG— Word and Song. KGIL—Horseman's Forum. KLAC—Bill Stewart.

8:30—KECA—Chandu, the Magician. KFI —Istight Beat. KH.I, RP M'S. BOB. KVOE— Crime Fighters.

ANN. KCBQ—Garry Moore Show.

AEON—Ross Ballroom. KFSG—Echoes From Antiquity ROER—John Brown Schools. KGEI —Bine of Evening. KG11.—Musical Memories. W illi% —Bass Harris.

:45-14F0 itching Post. KFSG—Tenor Soloist.

9:55*EHJ. REAM. KGB, ATOE— News.

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

10" KFI

KHJ, KFIER, KGB —I Love a Mystery.

* KNX —Chet Huntley, News. KFAC —Musical Crossroads. KFOX—Ocean Park Fights. RFSG—Crusader Time. KFWB—Gene Norman Show. KGER—Rosell Revival. KGFJ—Platter Party. BOIL—Folk Music.

*BLAC —News; Don Otis. EMPC—Leisure Time. KVOE-1480 Club. R WIIK—Duke's Doghouse. K WK W—Time on My Hands. KXLA—Western Music.

10 :1O—KNX —Sports, Tom Harmon. 10 :15—HECA—Sports, Hank Wea n er.

AFT—Johnny Murray. *KHJ, KGB—Frank Edwards. KNX—Bob tison. HFMB—Gene Norman Show.

10 :30—HECA —Dr. Frederick Bailes. *BFI—Virgil KHJ —Lonesome Gal. KNX—Catalina Orch. KFSG--Voice of Faith. ROER—Radio Guild Show. HALA— Western Music.

10:45—RECA —One for the Book. REF—Date Rose Show.

10:55*KLAC —News. * WECA—News of Tomorrow. *B71. KFSD, II WK W—News. ART—Arthur Van Oreh.

*KNX —News. Larry Thor. KFAC —Musleal Crossroads. K ERB. KFWB—Gene Norman Show.

KFOX —Sky Serenade. RFSG —Gospel Baritone. EYED—Spade Cooley Time. H MS —Melodies Till Midnight. KGER—Spirituals. KGF.I—Sweet and Low. BOIL—Folk Music. KLAC —Don Otte. WRFC —Leisure Time. KVOK—Harritton Wood. K WIK—Dnke's Doghouse. HALA— Western Music.

11:10—KNX —Sports. 11:15--KECA—J. Wald Studio Club.

AFT—Johnny Murray. KNX —Merry-Go-Round. 'WON—Tommy Dorsey. 11(Ft(G—FamIlv Worship Hour. KVOF,—Cue for Music. K WR W—Mosie.

11

Monday thru Saturday

11:15 P.M. - 5 :4.M.

KXLA Presents ALEX

Pickupacupplebucks COOPER KXLA—Alex Cooper Show.

11:30--KECA —Cooking With Jazz. -KFI—Mindy Carson Sings. KHJ—Baker's Dozen. KFOX—Hals Memory Room. KFSG —Organ. KGER—At the Ranchhouse. KGFJ —Musie You Want. g writ —Copper Horseshoe.

11:45—KFI—For You. KIS-X—You and Mid-Century.

Recorded Highlights

at V*KFI, KFSD—Richfield Reporter L200 p.m.—ILFAC. Midnig fik*KECA—News, Bob Gamed.

M ONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY POPULAR

8:00 a.m.—K111PC. Andy & Virginia. 7:10 a .m. —KNX , Ralph Story. 8:15 a.m. —KLAC, Haynes at Reins. 9:15 a.m. —ALAC. Bill Stewart. 10:00 a.m. —KMPC —Bill Ewing Show. 10:00 a.m. —KLAC. Al Janis. 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. —KFWIL Peter Potter. 8:00 p.m. —KGFJ, Ray Lewis. 8:05 p.m. —KLAC. Al Jarvis. 8:30 p.m. —KFWB. Frank Bull. 10:00 p.m. —KFWB. Gene Norman. 11:15 p.m. —KXL.A. Alex Cooper. 11:15 p.m. —KNX, Tom Blanton. 12:00 p.m.—KLAC. Don Otis.

CLASSICAL 7:00 p.m. —KGFJ. Musical Digest. 7:30 p.m. —KFAC. Echoes and

Encores. 8:00 p.m. —KFAC. n Evenine Co cert.

fit Serenade.

TUESDAY, JULY 11 *Indicates News Broadcast.

KFMB—Don McNeill', Breakfast Club.

KFI—Coffee Time. KFXM. KGB, EVOE—

Cecil Brown. EN —Top of the Morning. KFAC —Country Church. KFOX—Bible Society. KFSD—Open House. KFVD— Wakeup Ranch.

*E1FWB—Clete Roberts, News. KGER—Mizpah. KGFJ—Melody Time. KGIL—Musical Clock.

*KLAC, KMPC, KO WL—Spanish Hour. KRKD —Dr. Brinkley. E RIK —Club 1490. R WK W —Rancho Grande Fiesta.

8 :WI— KALI—Assembly of God. 8:10—KLAC—Stork Reports. 8:15*KFLI, KO WL—News.

*KNX —News, Dave Vail,. KFOX —Prison Missionaries.

Leyden. IFILAC—Haynes at the Reins. KMPC —Market Report, Sports KXLA—Mitsir.

8:30—KFI, KFSD —Jack Beech. KHJ. KFXM. KGB, FITOE— Flawen of Rest.

ZINN*. KCBQ—Grand Slam. RALI —Hora de 1.01% Angeles.

*KFAC, Kfill., KRKD, K WK W—News.

ISFOX — Words of Life. KFVD—Rerord Rangers. KGER —Hammond. KMPC —Bing Crosby. RO WL—Best Songs.

:35—KBHD—Spotlight Varietie*. 8:43—KFI Meyers Goes to Market.

ANN—Rosemary. KCBQ--Woman's World. KFAC—Party. EFSD—Dave Garroway. REVD—Songs of the Sage. 1111-15R—Music. KGER —Bible Treasury Hour. FIGFJ—Stars on Parade. KGIL—On Parade. KLAC—Raring News.

*KMPC—News. K WK W -1.oice of China.

11:55*K WIK—News. 9-11ECA, KFMB—Ladies, Be

Seated. *KFI, KESEL ALAC—News. FUTJ—Kate Smith Speaks. K X— Wendy Warren. KFAC—Morning Concert. KFOX—Pentecostal Church. KFVD-- Waltz Ti me.

KFWB—Strolling Tom. KGER—Lutheran Hour. KGFJ—The Judge Speaks. RC.IL—Morning Varieties. RSIPC—Lostitute of Religious Science.

RO W1.—American-Jewish Program. '

IritKli —Sagehrush Serenade. K WIIi—Devotions. R WK W—Tony Sein. KXLA —Bar Nothing Ranch.

8:05—KF1 —Ladies' flay. 11:15—KHJ. KFXM, KGB. KV0E—

Lanny Ross. KNX, FICB(1—Aunt Jenny. KFOX —Our Christian World. EFSD—It's a Good Idea.

*KFVD—News. KFWB—Unity Daily Word. KGFJ—Airotorials. IIIGTL—Bnilads for Tau. Ktar—Rill Stewart. KMPC—Dinah Shore. K W1K—Myrt and Marge.

9:25—KECA, KFMB—Carol Douglas, Reality A Fashions.

11:30—RECA—Quirk as a Flash. KRA— Women are Wonderful. IKNX, FCCISQ—Flelen Trent. RATA —Ileautiful NIPNitfl. KFM11--Hollywood t".S.A. AVON—Full Gospel. KFSD —Call for Music. EFVD—Show Tunes. KFWB—D e Ormnnt. KGB— Molly Morse. KGER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—Racing News. Fit:FL —Fashions in Music. KMPC —Chef Milani. KO WL—Tune Time. KW IR—Time Out in Tinting's.

Around Town. RNX. K(B(I —Our Gal Swatter KF5111—George Murphy. KF1 11—school flays. KGEJ— With Melody in Mind. ROW L—Tommy Dorsey Show.

*KRK1)—News. 1 0—KECA, "KEMB—Surprise

Package. KFI—All Around Town.

*KILL KFXM. KGB, ATOE— News. Glenn Hardy.

IENX.—Big Sister.

IFCBQ--KOffee Klateh. KFAC —Arcent on Strings.

*EFOX—News. EFS11--Laneheen with Lopez. ISFVD—Ballad Bests. WFWB—Dave ° moat. KGER—Earl Lee. KGFJ--From Sunset and Vine. EGIT.-- Waltz KLAC —Ai rarvis Ballroom. KMPC—Bill Ewing Show. KO WI.--Viddish Hour. ABRIS—Swing Time. R WIK—Muairal Scrapbook. K WK W —Sports. KNILA —Tom Cafferty.

10 :10—KFOX —Aesembly of Gott 10:15—KFI —Are Ya Lietening?

KHJ. KFXM, KGB, El OE— Tenn-Test.

KNX —Ma Perking. IFCGER—Tommy Baird. KGIL—Bing (matey. KRKD—Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Soaniah Lesson.

In:25—KGFJ—Sports flash. 10:30—KECA. KFMB—My True Story

AFT —Two Boys and a Girl. KHJ—Norma Toting. KNX—loonc Dr. Malone.

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

KALI-1430 KC tinily starting about 10:30 A.M.

Direct from Ball Park Liberty Brnarfenoing Solent

RALI—Major-leagn• Ball. Kenn—Take It Easy. WFAC —Serenatle. ISFON—Mosir nit the Morning. KESD—Call for Musir. lillTY—Memory Melodies. KGB—Dedicated to You. KGER—Helen Markham.

*KG111.. KNLA—News. KLAC —Honeat Opinion. KMPC—Musleal Tnne-0. KRKD—Artists and Comp K W1K —Career Girl. K WIL W—Fantasias Musicales,

In:33—KGIL—Midmorning Melodies. in:45--KFI—Life Can it. Beautiful.

KINX—Gulding KGER—Rew. 1A. Roy Kopp. KRKII —Midnight Mission. K WIK—Bob Long.

10:55—KECA. PCFMR—Betty Croeker Magazine of the Air.

KG RI—Soorts Flash. —KECA. KFMB—Betty ("rocker. AFT, KFSD—Double or Nothing.

ITHJ, KFX.111. KGB, KVOEs.. Ladies' Fair.

/INN—Second Mrs. Burton.

11

Kitr—w&sr League Ban-ECBQ—To the Women. KFAC —Plano Parade. EFTLX—Rhythmic Age. EFVD—Bible Institute. EFWIS—Mallelee Hart. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hite. EGIL—Midmorning Melodies. KLAC —Ai earsIg Ballroom. KMPC—Bill Ewing Show. KO WL—Spanish Hour. KRKD—Songs of Yesteryear. KW1K —Teletnne Time. K WKIL—Fantasias Musicales. EXLA — Western Music.

11 :15*KECA. KFM1S—John B. Kennedy.

ANN—Perry Mason. KGFR—Sunshine Mission. K W1K —Good News.

*EXLA—Pasadena News. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports flash. 11:30—KECA—tra Cook.

AFL KFS11--Live Like a Millionaire.

KHI, KGB. KFXM, EVOE— Queen for a Day.

ANN. KCBQ—Nora Drake. IC-Far— Music Hall.

*KFMB—Baukhage Talking. *KFOX, KRKD—News. KFVD —Reseue Mission. KGER —Semi-Classic Hits. KGFJ—Variety on Plano. KT:IL—Musical Moments. KO WL—Meet the Band. K WK W —National Guard. KXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

11:441—KFOX—Hlt Tunes. 11:45—ANN—The Brighter Day.

RUFUS—Irene Jewel. KGFJ—Remember Romany.

*KGII.--News. KO WL—Salute to a Star. ERKD—Sweet Pops. K WIK—Franclum Dewoe.

11:55—KGFJ —Sporta Flash. 1 2EKRCA. RAJ, Erne', KGB,

E RIK. R WK W—News. AFT—Farm Reporter.

*KNX—Nerrs. Pringle. KALI—Baseball. IRFAC —Lunehenn Concert. KleMB —Quirk as a Flash. KFOX—Hit Tunes. KFSD—Life Can Be Beautiful. KFVD—Editor of the Air. KFWB—Bill Anson. KGER—Songs for Lunrheon. KGFJ—lntermission. KGIT.---Noondat Melodies. KLAC—Al Janis Ballroom. KNIPC —Moods in Mush.. RO WL--.1ne Adams Show. ARAD— Western Wayside. KXLA—Hometnon Jamboree.

12:05—KNX—Anos Manning. K WK W—Sports News.

12:15*KECA—Bankbage Talking. KFI. KFSD—Road of Life. KHJ—Fiv-0.

*KFOX, KFVD. KGF:R—News. KG1L—Voral Varieties.

*KMPC —News to You. K WIK—Paul Sutton. K WK W—Farm News.

12:21S—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

Morning Programs Appear to Evening Progr

Comedy-Fariety 1:30—Easy Aces, KECA. 2:45—Arthur Godfrey. Kh i. 6:00—Penny Singleton. AFL 4:30—Candid Mike, ANN. 9:00—Hardy Family. AFL 9:30— Garry Moore, ANN.

Quiz, Participation 7:00— Welcome te Hollywood.

KECA. 8:00—McNeill Bidet. Club. BACA 8:30—Grand Slam, KNX. 10 :00—Surprise Package. KECA. :00—Double or Nothing. NFL.

1l:30--Queen for a Day, KHJ. 2 :an-- Bride and Groom. ANCA. 3:00— Welcome Traveler*. KFT. 8:30— Who Said That? AFT.

Comment-Narration A:On—Kate Smith. KILL 112:05—Housev-ves' League. AN X. 4:110—Art Baker. KECA. 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KFI. 4:30—Behind the Story. KHJ.

Afystery- Detective

7 :00-4'nunterspy. am*. 1:00—Big Town, EFL

Lightfare Tblie. Afternoon and ame In Boldface.

1:n4—Mysterious Traweler, WSJ. I:30—A Life in Tour Hands, KF1 g:110— Monte Cristo, KHJ. S:30—Mystery Is My Hobby. Kin 0:00—Mystery Theater, ANN. 9:30—Official Detertiwe. KHI. 10:00-1 Lowe • Mystery. KITJ•

Public Interest-Information

12:041—Farm Reporter. KFI. 6:39—Ansner Man. KHJ. 8:00—Time for Defense. KV( A. 9:00—Town Meeting, KECA.

Sports 8:45—Racing News, KLAC. 9:30—Racing. KGFJ.

K.ALf. 5:00— Fred Fleester. KGER. 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:30—Sports Dial. BRED. 5:45—Race Recap, KGFJ. 5:45—Rare Results. KRKD. 5:45—Sam Baiter, M AC. 6:15—Lippy Durkin, E MIR. 4:15—Koh Kelley. KMPC. 6:30— Hollywood Park, KM Pf .

Popular-1r estern usic 4:60—Curt M.ssey. ANN. 7:00— Mi sir in the Air. RN X .

1020 iC

.)1300 Min

12:30—EIECA—Peanees Sent!". KFSD—Pepper Young.

JULI—Nancy Dixon. ANN. KCI3Q—Open flouse. 11111111—Jim Moore Show. KFOX—Parifir Breezes.

SHOPPING HILITES with

VIOLET SCHRAM

12:30 P.M. DAILY

KEAD—Shopping Highlights. *KFWB—News. KGER-1.unehenn Serenade, KGIL— Wesley Tuttle. KMPC —Facts for Farmers. KRED —Prairie Schooner. R WIK —Matinee Theater. K WK W—Portees Digest. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—KEL KFSD—Right to Happiness.

KILL KFXM. KGB, ATOE— Major League Baseball.

RALI —After Game Music. *KFAC—News. KMPC—Song Stars. K WE W—Sporte.

12:50—KECA—Double Feature. 12:55—RGFJ—Sports flash. 1 — AUCA—ira Cook.

AFT, EFSD —Backstage Wife. K W, KFXM. KGB. KVOE— Major League Baseball.

ANN, HCBQ—Nona From Nowhere.

KALI—After Game Musk. KFAC -1.our County Reports. KFOX—Texas Tiny. KEY I1—Shopping Highlights. KFWB—Bill Anson. FIGER—Lontheon Serenade. KGF.1-1230 Club. KG11.-1260 Ranch Roundup.

*KLAC —News: Sports. KMPC —California Carousel. RO WL—Joe Adams Show. KEK1)--Prairie Schooner. ASTIR—Paul Page. K WK W—Bill Garr Show. KNLA —Community Ne ws.

1:15—KFI. KFSD —Stella Dallas. ANN. ItClitt—Hilltop House. REAC—Slatinee. KLAC -570 Club. K WKIT—Races and Sports. KXLA—LeRny Smith.

1:35—KAL1, litiFJ —Sports Flash. 1:30—KECA—Easy Aces.

AFL KFSD —Larenzo Jones. ANN —international Disc Jockey.

KFTD—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

*KFWB—News. KGER—Stars no Parade. KGFJ—Armchair Concert. KGIL—Homemakers. KRKD—Polks Time. K WIK—Music Mart. KXLA— Western Music.

1:43—KEC A—Ted Malone. K n. IFIFSD— Widder Brown. KALI—After-Game Music. KFSIB—Morgan Music. KGER —Hawaiian Melodies.

1 :55*KNX —News. BALL KGFA—Siports Flash.

2-KECA.

KFMB--Chance of a Lifetime.

AFT. KFSD— When a Girl Marries.

KILL KFX51, KGB. ATOE— Major League Baseball.

KNX —George Fisher. KALI—After-the-Game Music. KCIati—Chiragnans. KE 4C—Composers' Corner. KF'OX—Tesas Tiny. KFVD —Saddle Mountain Roundup.

KF WB—Rill Anson. KGER—Long Beach Band. KGFJ—Meet the Band. Rif:FL—Homemakers Matinee.

*KLAC—News, Sports. Klf PC —California Carousel. KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—I..A. Recreation Dept. K WIK—Music Mart. A WE 5%—Red Cross. KXLA — Western

2:15—EFL KFSD—Portia Faces Life KNX —Take-It-Easy Time. KLAC -510 Club. KRKD —Police Department. K XI, A—Continent a I Serenade.

2:25— KALI, KC:FA—Sports Flash. 2:30—KECA. FTEMB—Iiride A Gro.,,.

KFI. KFSD —Just Plain Bill. ANN. !W W1—Bing Crosby. KGER —Garden School. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. 14611.--Souare-Dance Show. ABED—Tunes in Tempo.

2:40—KGER—Long Beach Band.

RADIO- TE LEV ISION LIFE TUES DAY RADIO LOGS 5:43—KFT, EFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. KNX, KCBQ—Arthur Godfrey. KGFJ—WeStern Roundup. EGIL-1 ariatIons in Rhythm. KRI M—Crosby Tunes. KXLA—Frank Simon.

2:00*KECA, KFMB—Walter Kiernan.

KALI, KGFJ—Sports Plash. —KECA—Toditi in Hollywood.

J API, KFSD—Welcome rraselers.

KHJ—Baker's Gozen. IFINX, KCBQ—Arthur Godfrey. KALI—After Game Music. KFAC—World of Opera. ISFOX-8tar Dust. KFVD—Harlematinee. «FMB—Peter Potter. IKGB—PCI, Roundup, Scoreboard,

*KGER. KNLA—News. KGFJ—Record Jackpot. RGIL—Encore Time.

*RLAC —News. Sports. KMPC—Musical Tune-O. KOWL—Town Crier*. KRKD—Tops in Pops. KWIK—Bill Perkins. KWK W—Name This Tune.

3:05*KECA—Today's World. KGER—Flesta Grande.

3 :15—KFC A—I.eyden with Song. KFMR—Hannibel Cobb. KFON—Matinee Melodies.

*KGIL—News. KLAC—Don Otis. IFINLA—Musir Mountain.

3:25—KGFJ—Sports fl esh. 3:30—KFI, KFSD—Aunt Mary.

KALI—spin and Win. KFAC—Lyrics in Chorus. KFOX—EverybodY's Business. KFVD—Song Stylists. EGER—Rant-1m 1300. KG1L—Dance Matinee. KNIPC—Magir of Melody.

*REND—News: Musk. KWK W—Foothill Features.

3:45—KFI, FIFSD—We Lose & Learn 1R14.1-1..son Look. at F1'wood. KALI—Roy Loggins Show.

*KFAC—News. KFMR—Ted Malone. KFON. KFVD—Old-Age Pensions.

KOK I.—Melody Matinee. KRKD—Modern Melodies.

3:35*KGER—News. KALI, KGFJ--Sports fl esh.

A—KECA—Art Baker's Notebook. 1. KF1, KFSD--This Woman's

Secret. *K M. KFNM, KGB, KS OE—

Fulton Lewitt. Kb X. KCBQ—Curt Massey Time.

*KALI—News; Roy Logging. KFAC—Musi ni Masterpieces.

*KFOX, KO WL—Nnts. KIND—Harlematinee. KFWB--Feter Potter. KGER—Rancho 1390. KGFJ—Record Review. KGIL—Verne Southard.

*KLAC—News, Sports. *KMPC—News, Bill Hern e KRKF)--Snngs of the Saddle. HA WK—Bank Penny. K WK W—Rodeo Bill. KNLA—Music Mo untain.

KFSD—Dr. Paul. * JLJ. KF1.31, KGB, KV0E—

Frank Hemingway. KNX. KCBQ—Strike It Rich. EFON—Freddy Martin. ELAC-11111 Stewart. MIPC—Twilight Tales. KO WL—Italian Hour.

4:20—I :"A—Play It Again. 4:25— GFJ—Sports flash. 4 :30— —Bereft Wheeler.

*KFIJ. KGB, EV0E—Behind the Story.

*KCBQ, KFMB--.News. KFOX—Musir. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ-1Ftecord Res KGIL—Western Trails. KMPC —Romance and Rhytiun KWKW—Bill Sampson Show. KICLA—Western Roundup.

4:454rIRECA—Elmer Davis. *EFLI, KGB—Sam Hayes. KNX—Flarry Babbitt.

*KFSID—Richard Harkens. KLAC —Racing Roundup. KOWL—Tropicana.

*KRED—News. *KNOE--Cedric Foster.

4 :55*KGER—News. • FALL KGFJ —Sports Flash. 5*HECA, KWK W—News. *KFI—Feature Wire.

RBI—Eager Beaver. *KNX• KCBQ—News. Lesueur. KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFMR—Fun House. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFSD—Prelude to Evening.

i mp—Star Tune Time. KFIVB—Red Rowe. EFX.M. KGB, KS OE—Mert's Record Adventures.

ROER—Sports, Fred Hessler. KGFJ—Jise at flac. RGII.—Children's Corner.

*KLAC—Fred Henry. *R1S1PC—News, Bill Ewing. FOWL—Chico', Swingttme. KRI M—Songs of the Saddle.

*KIVIK—News: Joe Thompson. KNLA—Harmony Park.

:15—RECA —Happy Theater. *KFI—News. KNX—Torn Harmon. KFSD—Local Scene. KGER—Raneho 1300. KLAC —Rill Stewart. KIIIPC—Up Swing. RWK W—Sporte.

5:30—FIECA. KFMK—Sky King. K M. RFSD —Starlight Concert With Carmen Dragon.

KHJ. KFXM. KGB. ANGE— R-Bar-II Riders.

*FINN. /WIWI—Chet Huntley. *KFOX. ROER, KGFJ, KGIL—

NeWs. KFVD—Piano Parade. KMPC —All-Time Hits. KRKD—Sports Dial. RWR W—Romann Spanish Hr. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

5:35—KGIL—Tops in Pops. 5:45*KNX. ECBQ—News. Goss,

KFOX—Your FInhcaster. KIND—Song Picture*. KGER —Stamps Quartet.

Recap. KLAC—Sam Ratter, Sports. KMPC —Top Tunes. KRKD—Rare Results.

e *KECA—EdwIn C. Hill. KFI, IRMID—Penn,• Singleton.

*K M. KFNM, KGB, ATOE— Gabriel Fleatter.

INN. ReRQ--Romance. KAL1 —Modern Music. KFAC—Music Magic.

*KFOX. KLAC—News. *KFWB--Clete Roberts. News. ROER—American Soul Clinic. KGF.1—Repeat Performance. KCIL—Easy Listening.

*KMPC—News. Nesbitt. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRKD—Muslcal Varieties.

*K WIR—Llheral Looks at News KWK W—Carlos Moran. MILA—Mnsir.

8:05*KECA. KEMB—Bols Craned, News.

KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. 8:15*RECA—Main Street to

* MIL KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KALI—Sports News. KFOX—Jimmle Dolan. KFWB—Sporte. RGIL—Latin American Rhythms.

KNIPC--,B.rth Kelley Sports. «W M—Liner Dureat. Sports. KXLA—Mary Burke King.

e:20*III",CA—Headline Edition. :30-11ECA—Flannibal Cobb.

EFL KFSD—Presenting Charles Boyer.

K M, KGB, KVOE—Answer Man.

KNIE. KCBQ—Candid Mike. KALI—Musir You Want. KRAC—Muslcal Milestones. RF31B—Antazing Mr. Malone. KFOX—Hale Memory Room. H MS-IS—American Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. ROIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC—Hollywood Park. K WIK—American Jewish Hr. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. MILA—Eddy Arnold Show.

8:45*K11.1, KGB. TINGE—News. Sam Hayes.

ROIL—Down Memory Lane. RI MA—Ni eate n Music.

8:55*KIIJ. KGB. ATOE—Hill Henry 7-11ECA: KFMB—David

Harding Counterspy. KFT, K11141—Big Town. EEL KFIIM, KGB. ATOE— Mysterious Traveler.

ENX. KCBQ—There's Music in the Air.

*KALI, KR/SH—News. KFAC—Twilight Hour. KFOX—Friendly Philosopher. KGER—Farnily Bible Hoer. KGFJ—Muslcal Digest.

*ELAC—News: 510 Club. KMPC— Words and Music. KOWL—Joe Adams Show.

*K WIK—Frank Edwards, News RWK W—Hoyos Hour. KNLA—Western Music.

7:15—KALI—Here's to Veterans. RFON—Es ening Melodies. KG1L--Sonts hy Crosby. KINIK—City Employees.

7 :30—KEC A—Paul Whiteman Presents.

KFI—A Life In Your Hands. 10

K M. RP M. KGB, KV0E— B-Bar-B Riders.

KALI—Sundown Rhythms. HFAC —Echnes and Encores. KFMR—Best on Was. KFOX—Meet the Band. KFINR—Music. ROER—Rey. Al Harlan. ROIL—S. F. C. of C. KWIK—Proudly We Hall. K WK W—Betz Spanish Program.

I :45*KFON—News. KFSG—Church Service, KFWB—Rnsarr Flour.

Farts. 8 —KECA, KFMB--Time for

Defense. EFT. KFSD —One Man's Family.

K M. FIFXM. KGB. KNOE— Count of Monte Cristo.

*KNX—News. E. Sevareid. KFAC—E.eninz Concert. KFOX—Guy Bates Post. KFKII—Musle. KGER—Bible Treasury. KGru—Saludos Amigos. ROFL—Managing Editor.

*KLAC—News: Mask.. KMPC--Southland Story. KWIE—Meet the nand. KWK W—Itallan Melodies.

*KIMA—Newie. 8:10—KMPC—Basetrall: L.A. Angels

vs. S.F. Seals. 5:15*KF1, K MID--World News.

KNX—Stepping Out. RFOX—Treasure t hest. FLFWB—Fleree to Sets. ROE R—Hebrew Christian.

*KGFJ—News. Merin Berman. KLAr —Basehall: Hollywood

• at Oakland. KWIK—Song of Freedom. EXLA—Western Music.

8:30—KECA. KFMB—Gentlemen of the Press.

RFSD—Who Said That? FULL KFXM. Roe— Mystery la My Hobby.

INN. KCBQ—Satan's Wa ffle'. KFON—Music.

*KFWB—News. KGER —Clem Davis. EGF.1--Pensions & Taxpayers Union.

RAIL—Platter Party. KVOE—Under Arrest. RWIR—Les Brown. KWK W—Music at Eventide. KNLA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45—KFWB—Bill Anson. RGFJ—Today's Hits. KWIK—Guest Star.

9-KECA. KFMB—America's Town Meeting.

K M—Hardy Family. with Mickey Rooney.

KFX.M. KGB. ATOE— News. Glenn Hardy.

JINX. KC BQ—Mystery Theater KFAC—Evening Concert. KFON —Skyllte Jamboree. TIFSD—Ton Secret. RFSG—Spirit of L.I.F.Z. H MIS—Rill Anson. KGER—Gospel Melody Boys. EGFJ—Western Music. TIGIL—Musical Scrapbook. KLAC, KISIPC—Baseball. K WIK—Duke's Doghouse. K WEIN—Arnerioan Life. KINLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*K M, KGB, WVOE—Fulton Lewis.

KFOX—Rarn Dance. :30*KEC A, E MIR—Monitor Nees.

RIT—A Joy Forever. KFIJ. KF MI. KGB. KNOE--Official Detectire.

INN. KCBQ—Garry Moore Show.

EFON—Turk Murphy Dixie-land Band.

KFSD—El Paseo Orch. IIFSG—Foursquare Revival. KGER—John Brown Schools. KGFJ—Blue of Estning. ROIL—Musical Memories. RISE W—Bass Harris.

9:45—RECA—Report to the People. KFMB—Bing Crosby. KFOX—Excursions in Science.

9:55*KHJ, KFXM, KS-OE—News.

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

*KECA—News, Bob Garred. *KFI, KFSD--Richtield Reporter

K M, KFX31, KGB-1 Love a Mystery.

*KNX—Chet Huntley, News. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFOX—Merry-Go-Round. KFSG —Gospel Stars. KFWB—Gene Norman Sher. KGER—Three Suns. KGFJ—Platter Party. fiGpf,..—Folk Music. ALAC, KMPC —Baseball. KV0E-1480 Club. KWIK—Duke's Doghouse. TI M M—Time on My Hands. KNLA—Slestern Music.

10:10—KNX—Sports, Tom Harmon. 10 :15—KECA—Sports, Hank Weaver.

R n—Johnny Murray. *K M—Frank Edwards. ENX—Let's Go Places. KFMB—Gene Norman Show. KFSG—Moments of Meditation ROER—Les Brown Show.

10:30—KECA—Dr. Frederick Bailee. *KFI—Virgil Pinkley. M U—Lonesome bal. FINN—Command Theater. KFRD—Concert Hall. KFSG—Unrie Paul. KGB—Melodies Till Midnight. IFIMPe—Lelsure Time.

10:43—KECA—One for the Book. K M—Freddy Martin Show. RFOX—Musie Moderne.

*KLAC—News; Don Otis. —KECA—Cinegrill Music. *KP1. K M). KWK W—News. KH.1—Arthur Van Orch.

*KNX—News. Larry Thor. KFAC—Musleal Crossroads. RFMR. KFWB—Gene Norman Show.

RFOX—Sin Serenade. KFSG—rower From Religions Stbries.

KFI'D—Spade Cooley Time. KGB—Melodies Till Midnight. KGER—tspirituels. ptre.}—taweet and Low. ROIL—Halo Club. •KLAC—Don Otis. KNIPC —Leisure Time. KV0E--Harrlson Wood. R WIK—fluke's Doghouse.

II :10—KNX—Sport. 11:15—KECA —Casino Room Orch.

K M—Resers e. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KCBQ—Yesterdays. KFON—Music of the Masters. KFSD—Dance Orrh. KFAG—Songs and Devotion. KNOF.—Cue for Music. K WK W—Muteir. KXLA—Alex Cooper Show.

11:30—KECA-1Reserly Hills Orch. K M—Milestones in Melody. RHJ—Baker's Dozen. KININ—Flai's Memory Room. KFISG —Old Hymn Book. KGER—At the Ranchhouse. KGFI—Mtcsir You W ant. RVOE—I Line a Mystery.

11:45—KFCA—Arnbassador Hotel Orch.

K IT—Ouest Star. INN—You and Mid-Century.

11 :55*K3IPC—News. *KECA. ANN—News. AFT—Musical Menu. KFAC--Midnight Serenade. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time (to 11.

KFWB—Music After Midnight. KGFJ—Hollywood House Party (to 6).

ELAC—Don Otis (to 2). ASTIR—Show People's Show ' (to 4).

KWIC K—Bill Sampson • (to 2:30.) ISLA—Ales Cooper Show.

12 :05—KNX—Steve Allen Show. 12:MI—K M—Midnight flyer.

12

LUCKY BOY Harry H o w e, rehearsal

conductor and director, is the only m an traveling with the seventy-seven-girl band and

chorus on CBS's "Music With the Hor mel Girls."

* *

TUXLESS CBStar Gene Autry has

worn co wboy clothes ever since he got into radio. doesn't even own a dinner

jacket.

WEDNESDAY, JULY 12 51—Indicates News Broadcast.

KF1113—Don McNeill', Breakfast Club.

KFI—Coffee Time. J, SFAX, IIGB, IEVOE—

• Cecil Brown. KNX—Top of the Morning. KFAC —Country Church. EFAX—Bible Society. ILFVD—WaJceup Ranch.

* KF W8—Clete Roberts. KGER—Mizpan. TEGFJ—Dr. Murphy. I/GIL—Musical Clock.

*KLAC. KWPC, HELA...New& HO WL—Spanish Hour.' ERED—Dr. Brinkley. EVOE—Hotrake Club. K WUK—Club 1490. KR-K W—Rancho Grande Fiesta.

5:10—KLAC—Stock Market. :15*KFLI. HO WL—News. *ILEX—News, Dace Valle. KFOX—Prison Missionaries. KFTI-B—L. A. Breakfast Club. KGFJ—Melody Time. ALAC--Haynee at the Reins. KMIEC—Markets; Sports. EX:LA—Music.

11:30—KFT. KFSII—Jack Bereh. ETU. HEX'''. KGB, KNOB— Bible Institute.

K . TECBQ—Grand Slam. 15.17FAC. 111G/L.

K WK W—News. KFOX—Word of Life.

Record Rangers. R ET117--Flarrimond. KMPC—Bing Crosby. HO WL—Best Songs. EX-LA—Haven of Rest.

8:3.5.—HRED—Spotlight 'Varieties. 8:45.—KFT—Meyers Goes te Market.

FMK—Rosemary. KCBQ— Woman's World. KFAr—rnity. KFSO—Dare Garroway. KF511--Songs of the Sage. EGER—Bible Treasury Hour. KGFJ-13usinees Reporter. KGIL—On Parade. ALAC—Racing News.

-frgmisr—News. Turg w—Volee of China.

9 —KECA , KFIEB—Ladies, Fla

Seated. *EFL KFSD, KLAC—News. *KHJ—Bate Smith Speaks. KNK—Wendy Warren. KFAC—Mornlng Concert. lEFO —Pentecostal Church. K VD—Waltz Time. KF WK—L. A. Breakfast Club. EGER—Lutheran Hour. KGFJ—Disabled Veterans. EMPC—InstItute of Religious Science.

HO WL—American-Jewish Program.

ARED—Sagebrush Serenade. TERTE—Derotions. K WIE W—Tiony Sein. 10.1.,A—Bar Nothing Ranch.

5:05—EFT--Ladies Day. 9:15—Kill, grx..m. KGB, KV0E—

Lanny Bogs. TENX. KCBQ—Aunt Jenny. KFOX—Our Christian World. KESD—It's a Good Idea.

4.KFVD—News. FCGFJ—Airotorlalo. KGTL—Morning Varieties. KRIL—Ballads for You. KLAC—Bill Stewart. EMPC—Dinah Shore. KRIE—Myrt and Marge.

9:25--KECA. EFIEB —Carol Douglas, Beauty & Fashions

9:34—KECA—Quick 68 • flash. Kill— Women Are Wonderful. KN . HCBQ—Helen Trent. . KFMR—Hollywood r.s.A. KFOX—Full Gospel. II: MD—Call for Music. IFFVD—Show Tunes. RFWB--Dal e Ormont. KGB—Molly Morse. ROER—God', Half Hour. KGFJ—Racing News. 'Wit—Fashions in Music. FCMPC--Chef Milani. RO WL—Tune Time. K WIK—Time Out in Tieing& K WE W-1300 Club.

9:45—KFI—Ali Around Teem. KNK, Kt-BO—Our Gal Sunday TO MB—George Murphy. RF-VD—School Days. KGFJ— With Melody in Mind. HO WL—Employment Dept.

ilrERICD—News. 1 0—KECA, HEMB--Surprise

Package. KFI—All Around Town.

*KHJ. EFEM, KGB, EVOE— News. Glenn Hardy.

ANN—Big Sister. KFAC —Accent on Strings.

*ILTOX—News. FIFSD--Luncheon With Lopez.

TEFVD—Ballad Bests. KFWB—Da‘ e Ormont. KGER—Earl Lee. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KGIL-- Waltz Time. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. ICIPC—Bill Ewing Show. KO WL--YiddIsti Hour. KRITD—Swing Time. s wrg—Mualoat Scrapbook. K WE W—Sports.

Cafferty. lo:10—KFON—Assembly of God. 10:15—KFI—Are Ya Listening?

KHJ. KFXM, KGB. FiV0E— Tello-Teat.

ANN—Ma Perkins. HOER—Tommy Baird. Brill—Bing Crosby. EKED—Dr. Richardson. K WK W—Spanish Lesson.

10:25—KGFJ—Sport Flash. 10:30—RECA. KFMB—My True Story

EFT—Two Boys and a Girl. KHJ—Norma Young. KNX—Young Dr. Malone KALI—Major-League Ball. KCBQ—Taire It Easy. KFAC—Serenade. EFOX—Musle of the Morning. KFSD--Call for Music. KFVD—Memory Melodies. KGB—Dedicated to You. ROER—Helen Markham.

oirKGIL. KXLA—News. KLAC—Honest Opinion. KMPC—Musical Tune-O. REED—Artists and Composers K WIE—Belle Martell. KWK W—Fantasias Musicales.

10:35—KGIL—Midinorning Melodies. 10:45—EFT—Life Can Be Beautiful.

KNX —Guiding Light. EGER—Rec. 'Le Roy Kopp. H EED—Midnight Mission. FE WIE—SIngin• Sam. EIMA—Western Music.

10:55—KECA. KFMB—Betty Crocker Magazine of the Air.

KGPJ—Snorts Flash. — KECA, KFMB—Betty Crocker

KFSD—Double or Nothing.

HIRT. IEFEM. KGB, KV011.— Ladies' Fair.

ANN— Second Mrs. Burton. KALI—MaJor-League Ball. RFAC—Plann Parade. KFOX—Rhythmic Age. K M—Bible Institute. KFW1B—Maurice Hart. RGFJ—Yesterday's Hits. RG1E—Midmorning Melodies. ALAC—Al Janis Ballroom.

11

TIMPC-1)111 rwing Show. - KO WL--Spanish Hoar. H MCO —Songs of Yesteryear. K WIK—Teletone Time. KW-K W—Fantasias Musicales. :VILA—Western Music.

11:154/KECA, KFM13--John B. Kennedy.

KN Mason. EFAC—Guy Bates Post. EGER—Sunshine Mission. K WIK—Good Yews.

-del/XL A—Pasadena New& 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 11:30-1RECA—Ira Cook.

11}1, HFSD--Lile Like a Millionaire.

KILL KFEM, KGB. KNOB— Queen for a Day.

KCBQ—Nora Drake. HFAC—Music Hall.

*KFOX, REED—News. EFVD—Rescue Mission. WORK—Semi-Classic Kits. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. ROIL—Musical Moments. RO WL—Errand of Mercy. KWIR—Traffic Dept. E WK W—Traffic Quiz.

HOME TOWN JAMBOREE

C M* Stone Eddie Kirk Herman the Hermit

BUCky Tibbs Speedy West Tennessee Ernie

Top Western Talent

KXLA 11:30.12:30

Mon. Thru Fri.

EXLA—Hometown Jamboree. 11:40—EFOX —Bit Tunes. 11:45—KNX—The Brighter Day.

HCBQ—Izetta Jewel. KGFJ—Rentember Romany.

*KGIL--News HO WL—Salute to a Star. KRED—Sweet Pops. KRTH—Navy Bafid. HICK W—Babe Ruth.

11:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

12*RECA. KHJ, KWIE, KRI M—News.

KFI—Farm Reporter. *KNE—News, Pringle. RALI—Major-League Ball. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KFMB—Quick as a Flash. KFOX—Hit Tunes. KFSD—Life Can Be Beautiful. KFIT) —Editer of the Air. KFWB—Blli Anson. ROER—Songa for Luncheon.

Morning Programs Appear In Evening Progr

Co medy- Variety

1:30—Easy Aces. RICA. 2:45—Arthur Godfrey. & MC. 6:00—Halle of 157, EFL 6:00—It Pays to Be Ignorant,

TC:E. 6:30—Robert Q. Lewis. ENE. 9:30—Garry Moore, KEE.

Quiz, ParticiPation 7.00— Welcome to Hollywood.

KECA. 8:00—McNeill Bkfot. Club, KECA 8 :30—Grand Slam, KNX. 10:00—Surprise Package, KECA. 11:00—Double or Nothing. KFT. 11 :30—Queen for a Day. KHJ. 2:30—Bride and Groom, RICA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers. KFI. 7:30—Dr. I. Q.. KECA. 8:00—Name That Song, KILL 9:00—Break the Bank. KFI.

Drama 7:00—The Big Story, EFL 5:30—Family Theatre, KFIJ. 8:30—Dr. Christian, ENE.


7:30—Hollywood Music Hall, KI N.

Comment-Narration 9:00—Kate Smith, KFIJ. 12:05—Housewives' League, ENE. 4:00—Art Baker. SECA.

Lightface Type: Afternoon and an» in Boldface.

4:30—Burritt Wheeler. EFI. 4:30—Behind the Story, M U.

Mystery-Detective 6:30—Top Secret, EFL 7:110—Phllip Marlowe. ENE. 7 :00—John Steele, KILL 7:30—Richard Diamond. EFL 8:00—Detour, KECA. 8:30—The Falcon, KFI. 9:00—Mr. Cnameleon. KNX. 9:30—Mr. D. A., KFI. 10:00-1 Lose a Mystery, KILL

Public Interest-Information

12:00—Farm Reporter, KM. 6:30—Answer Man, KHJ.

Sports

:45—P.acing News, ICLAC. 9:30—Racing, KGFJ. 10:30—Baseball, KALI. 5:00—Fred Hessler. KGER. 5:15—Tom Harmon. E NE. 5:30—Sports Dial, HUED. 5:45—Race Recap, KGFJ. 5:45—Race Results. KRHD. 5:45—Sam Batter, KLAC. 6:15—Lippy Docket, KW1LK. 6:15—Bob Kelley, KMPC. 6:30—Hollywood Park, KMPC.

Popular-Western Music 4 :011—Curt Massey, ENE. 11:30—Mindy Carson, IIFI.

EGFI—Intermission. KGIL—Noonday Melodies. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. EMPC—Moods in Music. HOWL—Joe Adams Show. R UED— Western Wayeide, KXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

12:05—KNX—Rnox Manning. K WK W—Sports -Sews.

12:1.5*KECA—Baukha ge Talking. KFI, gssp—Boad of Life. FISJ—Ptx.0.

*KFOX. KFNT), HOER—News. ROIL—Vocal Varieties.

*IIMPC—News to You. H WTH—Paul Sutton. K WK W—Farm News.

12:2.5—HGFI—Sports Flash. 12:30—HECA—Frances Scully.

HE!, KFSD—Pepper Young. HMI—Nancy Dixon. JINX. KCBQ—Open House. KFOX—Pacifie Breezes. KFVD—Shopping Highlights.

*KF WB—News; Bill Anson. KGBIt—Ltmcheon Serenade. liGFJ-1230 Club. IIGTL— Wesley Tuttle. KMPC—Facts for Farmers. EK ED—Prairie Schooner. IFIWIK—Matinee Theater. RHIC W—Porters Digest. KXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

IEFSD—Bight to Happiness.

PaLI, &YEW. KGB. ATOE— Major League Baseball.

*KFAC—News. KMPC—Song Stars.

12 :50—KECA—Double Feature. 12:55—KGFJ—Sports flesh.

—HECA--Ira Cook. a, Err KFSD—Backstage Wife.

g Ki, Er ma, KGB, KNOB— Major League Baseball.

KNX. KCBQ—Nona From Nowhere.

KALI—After Game Music. KFAC—Village Festival. EFOX—Texas . Tins. REND—Shopping Highlights.

ltier B Anson. litt MPete r Slack, Organ.

KGFJ-1230 Club. EGEL-1260 Ranch Roundup.

-0cLAc—News. ICMPC--California Carouoel, KO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRED--PraIrle Schooner. ERIK—Paul Page. KWE W—Bill Garr Show. ISXLA—Western Kits.

1:15--KFL ETSD—Stella Dallas. ANN, lECCBQ—Hilltop House. AFAC—Matinee. KLAC -510 Club. K WK W—Race and Sports. 10.1.A.—David Gliftllan.

1:2.5—KALL KGFJ—Sporte Flash. 1:30—KECA—Easy Aces.

NEI., 1/F60—Lorenzo Jones. KNX—International Disc Jockey.

KFVD—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

* KS-AB—News. HOER—Clark Sparks Show. AGFJ—Arnachair Concert. ROIL—Homemakers. 11/0/0—Polke Time. K WIK—Musie Mart. HXLA— Western Music.

1:15—.KECA—Ted Malone. KIT. EFED— Widder Brown. KFM13—Morgan Music. KGER —Ilawaliati Melodies.

1:55*KNX—News. KGFJ—Sports Flash. 2—HECA, KFMB--Chanee of a

Lifetime. KFT, EFSD— When a Girl IVIIIIMi es.

WITJ. EFES!, KGB, KNOB— Baseball.

KNX—George Fisher-KALI—After Game Music. KFAC —Composers' Corner. RIGE—Texas Tiny. EFVD--Saddle Mountain Roundup.

RF WB—Bill Anson. ROER—Long Beach Rand. KGFJ—Meet the Band. ROIL—Homemakers Matinee.

strICLAC —News, Sports. ICKPC —California Carousel. HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRED—L. A. Fire Bent. ERIK—Music Mart. K WE W—Guest Star. KXLA— Western Music.

2:10-1ELAC -570 Club. 2:15—KFL KFSD--Portia Faces

Life. A NN—Take-It-Easy Time, KRKD—Hollywood BOVA Reporter.

iH RR W—News: Sports: Music /JIMA—Continental Serenade.

2:25—KALI, EGFJ—Sports Flash. 2:30—KECA. KFMB—Bride k Groom

KFI. KFSD—Just Plain Bill. KNE. ECBQ—Bing Crosby. ROER—Garden School. -KGFJ—Variety on Piano. EGII.,—Variations in Rhythm.

RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE WEDNESDAY RADIO LOGS

IOTA tc goo sus

KKHD-Tunes in Tempo. 2:40 -KGER-Long Beach Band.

11CFSD-Front-Page Farrell.

FINN. KCBQ-Arthur Godfrey. KG FJ-It est ern Roundup. FIRED -Crosby Tunes. KS:LA-Fronk. Simon.

2 : 55*REC A . REM B-Wal t er Kiernan.

KGF.1 -Sportg Flash. e -KECA-Todar TO Hollywood.

KFI, KFSD- Welcome Ira, rien. ÎHJ -Baker's Dozen. NN. NCI:IQ-Arthur Godfrey. ALI -After Game Musk,

KFAC - World of Opera. KFOX-Sitar Dust.

HARLEMATINEE with HUNTER HANCOCK

3 & 4 P.M. Mon.

Thru Sat.

L O S A N G E t t S

KFVD-Harlematinee. KFWB-Peter Potter.

*KGER -News: Fiesta Grande. KGFJ-Record Jackpot. Mill.--Enedre Time.

*KLAC, KNI,A-News. KVIPC -31indral Tune-O. RO WL-Town Criers. FIRED -Tong in Pops. KIVIK -Bill Perking. M YR A-Name This Tune.

3:05*KECA-Today's World. 3:15-KECA -Leytten With Song.

KFMR-Hannibal Cobb. KFOX-Here's to Vets. KGB-Musical Scoreboard.

*KGIL-News. KLAC-Don Otis Show. RXLA-Munir Mountain.

3:20-KALL KGIEJ-Sports Flash. 3:30.-KFI. KFSD-Aunt Mary.

KFAC-1.yries in Chorus. ▪ FOX-F:veryhody's Business. FC I.-VD-Song Stylists. KGER -Rancho 13110. KG111,-Dance Matinee. RA MC-Mack of Melody.

*KRKD -News: Music. K WFC W-Foothill Features.

KFSD- We Love & Learn KHJ -Lynn Looks at lEwood.

. KALI-Roy Logging Show. *KFAC-News. KFMM-Ted Malone. KFOX, KFVD-Old-Age Pensions.

Matinee. KRKII-Modern Melodies.

3:55*RGF.R -News. KA M. KGFJ-Sports Flash.

A-KECA-Art Baker's Notebook. FCF11, KFSD-This Woman's Secret.

*FULL KFXM. KGB-Fulton Lewl P.

KNX. KCBQ -Curt M Time.

KALI-Roy Logging Show. KFAC-Mosical Masterpieces.

* MON, HO WL-News. KFAM-Harlematinee. KFWB-Peter Potter. KGER-Rancho 1390. KGFJ-Record 111•View. KGIL-Verne Southard.

*KLAC -News. Sports. *KMPC-Bill Fla med, News. KRKD-Songs of the Saddle. K WIK-1Flank Penny. K WK W-Rorleo Bill. FC NI.A-Nlosie Mountain.

4:15-KFL ISFSD-Dr. Paul. * MIL KFNM, KGB. KV 0E-.

FlemingwaY• KNX. KCEQ-Strike It Rich. KFOX-Fredds Martin. • -California Melodies. AMPC -Bande and Ballads. KO WL-Italian Hour.

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

*KILL KGB, KV0E-Behind the Story.

*KFMK-News. KFOX-Musie. KFV113-Mosic. KGFJ -Record Review. KGIL- Western Trails. KMPC-Romance and Rhythm. KIVK W -Bill Sampson Show. [MLA -Western Roundup.

4 :45*KECA-Elmer Dal Is. *KHI. KGB -News. Sam Hayes KNX-Harry Babbitt.

* KFt3D-Kichard Harlatelta.

KF WB-Red Rowe. ELAr -Raring Roundup. RO WL-Tropicana,

*ARMO-News. 4:55*KGER-News.

KGFJ -Sports Flash.

S*KECA, K WK W -News. *KFl -Feateire Wire. KHJ -Eager Beater.

KCBQ-News, Lesueur. KALI-Voice of So. America. K F AC -Sunset Serenade. KFMB-Fun House. EFHX-Sunshine Mission. KFSD -Prelude to Etening. FIFSD-Star Tune Time. KT'WR-Red Rowe. KFX.111, KGB. FCV0E-Mert•I Record Adtentures.

KGER-Sports, Fred Hessler. Kt:F.1-.1km at 5. RGIL-Children's t'orner.

*KLAC-Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC -News: Bill Ewing. IRO WL-Chien's Fiwingtime. KRRD-Songs of the Saddle.

*K WIK -News; Joe Thompson. KXLA-Harmony Park.

5:15-KECA -Happy Theater. *KFI -News. KNX-Tom Harmon. KGER-Ranchn 139o. KGF.1-Pianists of the Future. KLAC-Bill Stewart. KMPC -Cpswing. K WK W -Sports.

5:30-KECA. KFMB-Superman. KFI -Casa Cugat. KH.f. KFXM. KGB. KVOE.-Challenge of the Yukon.

*IINX, KCBQ-Chet Huntley. KFAC- Whna Bill Club.

*KFOX. KGER, KGFJ, KGIL-News.

Is the Story. KFVD-Piano Parade. KMPC-All-Time Flits. KRKD -Snorts Dial. KWK W-Romano Spanish Hr. KNLA-Speakin Deacon.

5:35.-KGIL-Tong in Pops. 5:45*KFI. EFS)10 -Elmer Peterson.

*KNX. KC'BQ-News, Goss. KFt1X -Xnur Figheaster. KFVD -Song Pictures. KI:ER--Fitamps Quartet. KGFJ-Rare Bern p. KLAC -Sam Batter, Sports. KM l'('-Top Tunes. KR1I(D-Race Results.

e*KECA-Edwin C. Hill. KFI. RFSD-Flalls of Isy.

*KHJ. KFXM. KGB. KV0E-Gabriel Heatter.

KNX. KCBQ-It Pays to Be Ignorant.

KALI- Modern Musk., KFAC-Prelude to Esening.

*KFOX. KLAC -News. *KFWB-Clele Roberts. News. KGER-American Soul Clinic. KGFJ-Repeat Performance. Kt:EL-Easy Listening.

*KMPC-News. Norman Negbitt KO W1.-.11ne Anarns Show. FiRKD-Varieties in Music.

*KIVIK-Liberal Look at News. K WK W-Cartns Moran. ANLA -Pasadena Playhouse.

IS:05*KECA. Kr:MR-Bob (jeered, News.

KLAC-Al Janis Ballroom. d:15*RECA-Main Street to

* MIL KGB-Mutual Newsreel. KALI-Snorts News. KFOX -Jimmie Dolan. KFIVR-sports. KGIL-1,atin-American Rhythms.

KMPC-Roh Kelley. Sports. EIVIK-LIPPY Durkat. sports.

11:20*KECA-Headline Edition. 6:30-RECA-Flannibal Cobb.

KFI -Trip Secret. KILL KGB. KVOE-Answer Man.

KN . licRO-Robert O. Lewis KALI- Music Yon Want. KFAC-Mnolcal Milestones. KFOX -IFIal's Memory Room. K M'S-America Plainces. KGER-Back to the Bible. KG11,-Dinner Concert. KMPC -Hollywood Park. K WIK-Amerienn Jewish Hr. K WW W-Hoyos Bleuir. KNI.A-Eddy Arnold Chow.

01:45*KFLI. KGB. WV0f.--News, Sam Hayes.

KGIL-Down 51eSnory Lane. KNLA-Westerry Music.

11:55*KFLI. KFXM. AG M IIVOE-Bill Henry,

7-KE4,A/ KFMB-Lone Ranger. KFI -The Big Story. KHI. KFXM, KGB-John Steele.

KNX. KC/1 Philip Marlowe. *KALI. KGI KFAC -Tnillttht Hour. KFOX-Fri ly Philosopher.

IRFSD -Rig Story. KGER-Family Bible Fleur. EfiFJ--Musleal Digest.

*KLAC -News: ren Club. KMPC -Words and Music. KO WL--.Ine Adams Show. KPPC -Pitsadena Musicians.

*KRKIll-Flarry W. Flannery. KVOE-Meet Your Neighbor.

*K WIK -Frank Edwards, News K WK W-Hoyos Hour. K XLA -Western Music.

7:15-KAL1 -I. N. Show. (FOX -Et color Melodies. Kt:IL-Songs by Crosby. IIPPC -Organ Recital. KRRD -Three-Quarter Tinte. KVOF.-Candielight and Silser.

7:30-KECA, KFA1B-Dr. I. Q. KFI, KFSD-Richard Dia-mond.

KHJ, KFNM, KGB. KV0E-Cisco Kid.

KNX, KCBQ-Hollywond Mush. Hall.

KFAC -Echoes and Encores. KFON-Meet the Band. KFWB--Musie. KGER -Rev. Al Harlan. KGIL-Sherman Oaks C. of C. K FPC-Music. KRKO-Dr. Richardson. KW 1K -Burbank Theater Guild.

KW K W-Bets Spanish Program.

7:45*KFOX-News. KFSG -Church Sersice. KFWB-Rogary Hour.

8-KECA, KFMR-Detour. RFC KFSD-One Man's

• KCX51, KGB, HYDE-Name That Song.

*KNX -Nees. F.. Setareid. KFAC -Et toting Concert. KFOX-Antericans Speak Cp. KFSG -Chureh Service. KFWB-Music. KGER-Bible Treasury. KGFJ-Fishing Pals. KGIL-Platter Party. KLAC -570 Club. KMPC-Southland Story. (O WL-Joe Adams Show. KPPC -Milliverk Desotions. K WIK-Meet the Band. K WK W-Italian Melodies.

*KXLA-News. S:10-1(51PC -Basehall: L. A.

Angels vs. S. F. Seals. 11:15*KFI. KFSD- World News.

KNX -Stepping Out. KFON -Music. KFIVB--Gueitt Star. KGER-Hehrew Christian.

*FCC.F.I-News. Aterill Berman. Kl. te-IRaseha II : Hollywood at Oakland.

K WIK- Woody Woodward. FC X LA -W Patent Music.

11:30-KECA-Allutm of Mystery. KFI. KFSD-The Falcon. KHI. RFN SI, KGB. KO OF;-Family Theater.

(XX. KCBQ-Dr. Christian. KFMR-51.G.M. Theater. KFOX-L. B. Town Forum

*K1FIVII-News. KGER-Clem Da SIPR. IMF-a-Pension & Taxpayers Colon.

IIPPC -Red Cross. KW IK -Bill Tusher. KA M M -Meek at Esentide. K M.A-Ole Rasmussen.

8:35-KECA-Through the Listening Glass.

11:43-KF WB-13111 Anson. KGFJ-Today's Hits. KPPC -Jazs Tunes. KIVIK -Voice of the Army.

9-RECA-Cliche Club. M T, KFSD-Break the Bank.

*KILL KFXM. KGB. KVOE-New.. Glenn Hardy.

KN X-Mr. Chameleon. Kr/it -Evening Coneert. KFOX-Flkylite Jamboree. KFSG -Ditine Healing. KFIVB-Bill Anson. KGER-1". N. Story. KGFJ- Western Munir. KGIL-Mosieel Scrapbook. KLAC. KMPC -Baseball. KPPC-Platter Chatter. KIVIK -Duke's Doghouse. K WKR -Foothill Features. K X I.A-Finneakin' Deacon.

9:15*KILL KGB, KVOE-Fulton Lewis.

KFOX-Barn Dance. KGER-Fred MeClesiry.

9:30-KECA-Lawrence Welk Show. KFI. KFSD-Mr. Dist. Atty. KHI. KFXM, KGB. Fyne-Merry Jones Ore',

ANN. KCBQ-Garry Molre

MFMB-Lienel BarrYmore• KFOX-Pee Wee Hunt Orch.

KFSG-Missionary News. [(GEM-John Drown Schools. Mint -Blue of Evening. KGIL-Musleal Memories. KPPC -Munie. K WK W -Bass Harris.

9 :40-K FMR-Bing Crosby. KFOX -Hitching Post. KFSG-Songs In the Night.

9:55.*KILL KFXM -News.

10 *KECA-News, Bob (,arred. *KFI, KFS1)-Richfield Reporter

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

1 0 Pm K FI

KFNM, KGB-1 Lose a Mystery.

*KNX -Chet Huntley, News. KFAC-Musieal Croesroads. KFOX -Lone Pine Boys. KFWR-Gene Norman Show. KGER- When Day Is Done. KGFJ-Platter l'arty. RGIL-Folk Musk. (LAP, KMPC -Basehall. KPPC -Wednesday Musicale. K WIK-Drike's Doghouse. K WK W-Time on My Hands. R NIL A- Il 'stern Moak%

10:10-KNX -Tnnt Harmon. Sports. 10:15-wF:cA-sports. Hank Weisser.

KFI -Johnny Murray. *KHJ. KGB-Frank Edwards. KNN -Bob Elson. KFMB -Gene Norman Show. RFSD -Sports By-Lines. KFSG-Rev. C. T. James.

10:30-RF.CA -Dr. Frederick Bailes. *KFI -Virgil Pinkley. ICHJ -Lonesome Gal. ANN-Russ Morgan Orch. KFOX-Sirth Army Band. KFSD-Coneert Hall. KGB-Melodies Till Midnight. KGER -Musir as You Like It. KMPC -Leisure Time.

110:45-KECA -One for the Book. KFI -Kay Ryser Show. FCFOX-Mosie Moderne. RFSG -Song Time. KLAC -Don Otis.

-KECA-Cinegrill Music. *KFI. K WK W -News. M U-Arthur Van Orch.

*KNX -News. Larry Thor. KFAC-5Ingleal Crossroads. KFMB. KFWB-Gene Norman Show.

K FOX-Sky Serenade. KFSG -Commissary of the Air KFVD-Spade Cooley Time. KGB-Melodies Till Midnight. KGER-Spiritualit. KGFJ-Sweet and Low. RGIL-Halo Club. (LAC-Don Otis. K PC -Leisure Time. K VOE--Harrison Wood. KNYIK-Duke's Doghouse. RXLA- Western Music.

11:10-KNX-Sports. 11:15-KECA -Jerry Wald Studio

Club. KFI -Johnny Murray. A NN-Merry-Go-Round. KFSD-Danee Orch. RFSG -Stelody of Youth.

• litV0F,-Cue for Music. KIVIC W-Musie. KNI,A-Alex Cooper Show.

11:311.- , A-Reverly Hills (Itch. KFI -Mindy Carson Sings. M U-Baker's Dozen. KFOX-Ilfors Memory Room. KFSG-Starlight Journey. KGER-At the Randthouse. KGFJ-Musie You Want. KVOE-I Lone a Mystery.

11:45-KFI-Milestones in Melody. ANN-You and Mid-Century.

11:55*KMPC -News. 101*HECA, KNX-News.

RF1 -Musical Menu. WFAC -Midnight Serenade. KFVD -Spade Cooley Time. KFWa.--51usic After Midnight. KGF.1-11'wood House Party (to tH.

KLAC -Don Otis (to 21. KRKII -Stardust Serenade (to 5:30).

K WIK-Show People's Show (to 4).

K WK W-Bill Sampson (to 2:301.

Mt-LA -Alex Cooper Show (to 5).

12:05-ANN-Stere Allen Show. 12:30 - MI-Mldnight Flyer.

11

THURSDAY, JULY 13 *bsdleates News Broadcast.

8— m' El-FMB— Don O'Neill's Breakfast Club.

KFT--Coffee Time. *KHJ, KFXM. KGB —Cecil

Brown. KNX—Top of the Morning. KFAC—Country Church. KFOX—Bible Society. KFSD —Open House. KFTD — Wa.keop Ranch.

*KFWB--Clete Roberts, News. KGER—Mtzpah. KGFJ—Melody Time. KGIL—Musical Clock.

*KLAC. KMPC, K XLA —News. HO WL—Spanish /Tour. KRED—Dr. Brinkley. K W1K—Club 1490. KW K W—Rancho Grande Fiesta.

8:10—KLAC--Steck Market. 8:15*KHJ, HO WL—News.

*KNX —News, Dave Valle. KFOX —Prison Missionaries. KFWB—B111 Leyden. KLAC—Haynes at the Reins. KMPC —Markets. 11XL/1 —Music.

8:25—KMPC —Sports Roundup. 8:30—KFI, KFSD--Jark Berch.

KILL 11F.101. KGB. KV 0E— Haven of Rest.

KNX. ECBQ —Grand Slam. * KFAC. KGIL, ERRO,

K WK W —News. KFOX — Word. of Life. KFVD—Record Rangers. KGER —Bob Hammond. KMPC —Ring Crosby. HO WL—Beet Songs.

8:33—KRKD —Spotlight Varieties. 8:43—KFT —Meyers Goes to Market.

KNX—Rosemary. KCBQ— Woman's World. KFAC—Unity. ICIF731D —Dave Garrowar. KFVD--Songe of the Sage. KFWB—Music. HOER—Bible Treasury. ICGIM —L. A. Fire Department ROIL—On Parade. KLAC —Racing News.

*KMPC—News. K WK W—Voire of China.

9-KECA, KYMB--Ladies, Be Seated.

* M. KFSD, KT.AC —News. *KFLI—Kate Smith Speaks. K N X— Wendy Warren. KFAC —Morning Concert. KFOX —Pentecostal Church. KFVD — Waltz Time. EFWB—Strolling Tom. HOER—Lutheran Hour. KGFJ—Your County at Work. ICGIL--MornIng Varieties. KMPC —Institute of Religious Science.

KO WL—American-Jewish Program.

BRED —Sagebrush Serenade. EIVK W—Tony Spin.

TENNESSEE ERNIE IN

RADIO'S HOTTEST WESTERN SHOW

KXLA 9 - 10 A. M. — Mon.-Fri.

KELA —Bar Nothing Ranch. 9:05—K11—Ladies Day. 9:13—KifJ. KFXM, KGB, KIFOE--

Lanny Ross. KNX, KCBQ—Aunt Jenny. ITFOX—Our Christian World. KFSD--It's a Good Idea.

* KFVD —News. KFWB--Unity Daily Word. KGFJ—Airotorials. KGIL--Ballads for You. KLAC —Bill Stewart. KMPC —Dinah Shore. K WIK—Myrt and Marge.

9:25—KECA, KFM1i—Carol Douglas. Beauty & Fashions.

9:30 —KECA—Quick as a Flash. KHJ— Women Are Wonderful. KNX. KCBQ—Helen Trent. KITI1B—Hollywood U.S.A. KFOX—Full Gospel. Kr3D—Call for Music. KFVD—Show Tunes. KFW13-11a.e Orrnont. KGB—Molly Morse. HOER—God's Half Hour. KGFJ—IRaring Ne ws. EGIL—Fashion. in Music. KMPC —Chef 11111anl. HO WL—Tune Time. KV0E —Club Variety. K WIE W-1300 Club.

9:K5— EFT—All Around Town. KNX KeT30—nor Gal Sunday

10

KFMB —George Murphy. KFVD—School Days. KGFJ— With Melody in Mind. KO WL—Stars on Parade.

*KRKD—News. KV0E--Chic.

—KECA, KFMB—Surprise Package.

KFI —All Around Town. *11/1J, KF1C1f, KGB, KVOE—

Glenn Hardy, News. Sister.

KCBQ—Koffee Klatch. KFAC —Accent on Strings.

*KFOX —News. KFSD—Luncheon with Lopez. KFVD —Ballad Bests. KFWB—Dave Ormont. HOER —Earl Lee. KGFJ—From Sunset and Vine. KGIL--Walts Time. KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—B111 Ewing Show. HO WL—Yiddish Hour. KRKD —Swing Time. R W11E —Musical Scrapbook. K WK W—Sports. KXLA—Tom Cafferty.

In :10—KFox—Assembly of God. 10:15—EFT—Are Ye Listening?

ERS. KFXM, KGB, KV0E— Tello-Test.

KNX—Ma Perkins. Kr/ID—Heaven on Earth. KGB—Dedication to Von. HOER—Tommy Baird. ROIL—Ring Crosby. EKED— Dr. Richardson. S WI M—Spanish Lesson.

10:25—KGFJ—Snorts Flash. 10:30— KECA KF111B—My True Story

KFI —Two Boys and a Girl. RAJ—Norma Young. KNX—Young Doctor Malone. KALI— Major-League Ball. KCBQ--Take It Easy. KFAr—Serenade. KFOX—Murdc of the Morning. ICFSD —Call for Music. KFVD—Memory Melodies. HOER—Helen Markham.

*FCGIT.. KXLA—News. KILAC —Honest Oninion. KMPC —Musical Tone-O. BRAD—Artist. and Composers K WR W—Fantasins Musicales.

10 :33—KGIL—Midmoniing Melodies. 10 :45—E li—Life Can Re Beautiful.

KNX—GuldIng Light. HOER —Rev. 1.4. Roy Kopp. KRKD—Midnight Mission. KXLA— Western Music.

10:53--KECA. FCFMB—Betty Crocker Magazine.

KGFJ—Snorts Flash. —HECA, KFMB—Betty Crocker

Magazine. SFr. KFSD —Double or Nothing.

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- — /cra m KGB, KTOE—.

Ladles' Fair. KNX—Second Mrs. Burton. KALI— Major-League Ball. KCBQ—Take It Easy. KFAC—Plano Parade. KFOX—Rhythmic Age. KFVD —Bible Institute. KFWB--Maurice Hart. KGFJ—Yesterday's Hits. ROIL—Midmorning Melodies. KLAC —Al Janis Ballroom. KMPC —Bill Ewing Show. KO WL—Spanish Hour. KRICD —Songs of Yesteryear. K WK W—Fantasias Musicales. ICXLA— Western Music.

1.1:1,5*KECA, M IS —Jobn Kennedy.

KNX—Perry Mason. HOER—Sunshine Mission.

*KXLA—Paeadena News. 11:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 11:30—KECA—Ira Cook.

KFI, KFSD —Live Like Millionaire.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Queen for a Day.

KNX, KCBQ —Nora Drake. KFAC—Music Hall.

*KFMB—Bankhage Talking. *KFOX, KRICD--News. KFVD—Rescue Mission. HOER—Semi-Classic Hits. KGFJ—Variety on Piano. KGIL--Musiral Moments. HO WL—Babe Ruth Adventures K WK W—Chamber of Commerce.

RXLA—Hometown jamboree. 11:40—KFOX—Hit Tunes. 11:45.—KNX—The Brighter Day.

KUB4—Izetta Jewel. KGFJ—Remember Romany.

*KGIL—News. HO WL—Salute to a Star. KRKII--Sweet Pops. H WK W—Freedom Story.

11 :55—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 12 *ILECA, KILL IFCCBQ. KGB,

HYDE, K WK W—News. KFI—Farm Reporter.

*KNX —News, Pringle. KALI— Major-League Ball. KFAC —Luncheon Concert. KFMB—Quick as a Flash. KFt4D—Life Can Be Beautiful. KFVD—Editor of the Air. KFWB—Bill Anson. HOER—Songs for Luncheon. KGFJ—Intermission. KGIL--Noonday Melodies, KLAC—Al Jarvis Ballroom. KMPC—Moods in Muelr. KO WL—Joe Adam. Show. BRED— Western Wayside. RXLA—Hometown Jamboree.

12:05—KNX —Knex Manning. K WK W—Sports News.

12:15*KFX'A—Baukhage Talking. KFI. KFt3D —Road of Life. KILT—Ph-0.

*KFOX. KFVD. HOER—News. KGIL—Vocal Varieties.

Morning Programs Appear in Ltghtface Type: Afternoon and Evening Programs in Boldface.

Comedy-rariety 1:30— Easy Aces. KECA. 2:45—Arthur Godfrey. ENE. 6:00—Caes Daley, EFT. 6:30—Duffy's Tavern. M . 7:30—Sara's Frigate Caner. KFI. 8:00—Amateur Hour. [MCA. 9:30—Garry Moore, KNX.

Quiz, Participation 1:00— Welcome to Hollywood.

KECA. 8:00—McNeill Bidet. Club. KECA 8 :30—Grand Slam, KNX. 10:00—Surpris. Package. KECA. 11 :00—Double or Nothing. EFL 11:30—Oueen for • Day. KHJ. 2:36—Bride and Groom. KECA. 3:00— Welcome Travelers, EFL

Drama 1:30—Skippy Theater, KNX.

Comment-Narration 9:00—Kate Smith, KELL 12:05—Housewives' League. 10/1. 4:00—Art Baker, KECA. 4:30—Burritt Wheeler. KFL 4:30—Behind the Story. HUI.

Mystery-Detective 8:30—Crime Photographer. KAI

7:00— Murder at Midnight, KHJ. 7:00— Dragnet, KFI. 7:00--Johnny Dollar, KNX. 7:30 —Gregory Hood, KECA. 8:30—Mr. Keen. KNX. 9:00—Ltne-Up, ENE. 9:30—Inner Sanctum. KECA. 9:30—International Airport, KILT 10:00-1 Love a Mystery, EILI.

Public I nterest-In f ormation

12:00—Farm Reporter, Kr!, 6:30—Answer Man. KHJ. 8:30—The Quick and the Dead,

EFT. 9:00—Author Meets Critics,

KECA.

Sports

8:45—Racing News, KLAC. 9:30—Ractoz. KGFJ. 10:30—Baseball, HALL 5:00—Fred Hessler. HOER. 5:15—Tom Harmon, KNX. 5:30—Sports Dial. KR/CD. 5:45—Rare Recap. KILIFJ. 5:45—Sam Baiter, KI.AC. 3:45—Rare Results, KRKD. 8:13—LIppy Docket, K WIK. 6:13—Bob Kelley. /LMPC. 6:30—Hollywood Park, laMPC•

Popular-Western Music 4:00—Curt Massey.. KNX.

e ndre...—Nerini to Tau K WK W—Farm News.

12:20—KHJ—Music. 12:25--KGFJ—Sports Flash. 12:30—KECA—Frances

KFI, KFSD—Pepper Young. KIM—Nancy Dixon. ENE. KCBQ—Open Howie. KFMB—Jim Moore Show. KFOX—PacifIc Breezes. KFVD—Shopping Highlight*.

*KFW13--News. HOER—Luncheon Serenade, KGFJ-1230 Club. KGIL— Wesley Tuttle. KMPC—Facts for Farmers. KRKD--Prairle Schooner. K WK W—Porters Digest. EXLA—Ole Rasmussen.

12:45—KFI. KFSD —Right to Happiness.

KFXM, KGB, KV0E — Major League Baseball.

*KFAC —News. KF WB—Bill Anson. KMPC—Song Stars.

12:150—KECA—Double Feature. 12:55—KGFJ—Sports Flash.

l— KECA—Ira Cook. KFI, KV:SD—Backstage Wife. KHJ, KFXM, KGB, KVOE— Baseball.

KNX, ITCSQ—Nona From Nowhere.

ISALI —After Game Music. KFAC —L. A. Medical Assn, KFOX—Texas Tiny. KFVD—Shopping Highlights. KFWB—Bill Anson, EGER —Lnnriwon Serenade. KGFJ-1230 Club. KGFL-1260 Ranch Roundup.

*KLAC—News: KMPC —Californla Carousel. HO WL—Joe Adam. Show. EKED—Prairie Schooner. K WIK —Pages of Memory. K WK W—Bill Garr Show. KXLA—Community Broadcaster.

1:15—KFI, KFAD—Stella Dallas. KNX, KCHQ—Hilltop House. KFAC—Matinee. KLAC-570 Club. K WIFC W—Races and Sports. KXLA—Farm News.

1:25---AGF.1--Snorts Flash. 1:30—KECA—Easy Aces.

AFL KFAD —Lorenzo Jones. ENE —International Disc Jockey. Eli'!)—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

*KFWB—News. HOER—Here's to Vets. KC:el—Armchair Concert. M AL— Homemakers. KRKD —Polka Time. K WIK —Music Mart. KXLA— Western Music.

1:45—KECA —Ted Malone. KFI. KFSD-- Widder Brown. KFIVB-13111 Anson. KGER—Flawailan Melodies.

1:53*KNX —News. KALI, KGFJ—Sports flash.

2— KECA, I/FMB—Chance of a Lifetime. EFL FCFSD— When a Girl Marries.

KILL KFXM, KGB, KV0E--Baseball.

KNX —Geerge Fisher. KALI—After Game Music, HCBQ--St. Louis Matinee. KFAC —Composers' Corner. KFOX—Texas Tiny. El/Ill—Saddle Mountain Roundup.

KFWB-11111 HOER—Long Beach Band. KGFJ —Meet the Band. KGIL—Homemakers Matinee.

*KLAC—News. Sports. KMPC —California Carousel.

' KO WL Jo Adam. Show. HEED—Dept. of Employment. K WIK—Music Mart. KV/K W—Voice of the Army. KXLA— Western Music.

2:10—KLAC -570 Club. 2:15—KFI, KFSD—Pertla Faces Life

KNX —Take-lt-Easy Time. IC RED—Se I. anon Army. K WIC W—Sports: Music. KXLA--Continental Serenade.

2:25—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 2:30—KECA. KFMR—Bride & Groom

KFI, KFSD—Just Plain BilL ENE. KCBQ—Bing Crosby. ROER—Garden School. KGFJ—Variety on Plano. FIGIL —Snuare-Danre Show. KRKD—Tunes in Tempo.

2:40—KGER—Long Beach Band. 2:45—KEE KFSD—Front-Page

Farrell. ENE—Arthur Godfrey. KGFJ— Western Roundup. ROIL—Variations in Rhythm. KRED —Croreby Tunes. EXI.A —Frank Simon.

2:53*KECA. KFMB— Walter Kiernan.

KALI. KGFJ —Sports flash.

3—ILECA—ToGay in Hollywood. K n. KFSD—Welcome Trabelers.

REJ—Baker's Dozen. ENX, HCBQ--Arthur Godfrey. KFAC—World of Opera. KFOX—Matinee Melodies. IEFVD—Hariematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter.

*KGER—News; Fiesta Grande. HGFJ—Record Jackpot. ROIL—Encore Time.

*KLAC, EXLA—News, IIMPC—Mueleal Tune-O. ROWL—Town Criers. KRI M—Tops in Pope. KWIK—Bill Perkins. K WK W—Name This Tune.

3:05*KECA—Today's World. 3:10—KLAC—Don Otis Show. 3:15—KECA—Leyden with Song.

KFOX —George Highley. KGB—Musical Scoreboard.

*ROLL—News. KXLA—Music Mountain.

3:05—KGFJ—Sports Flash. 3:30—HFI, HFSD—Aunt Mary.

KFAC—Lyrics in Chorus. KFOX—Everybody's Business. KFVD—Song Stylists. ROER—Rancho 1390. KOIL—Dance Matinee. KMPC—Magic of Melody.

*HRHD—News. KWK W—Foothill Features.

3:35—KRHD—Interlude. 3:45—KFL KFSD—We Love & Learn

BUJ—Lynn Looks at H'wood. *KFAC—News. KF5113—Ted Malone. KFOX, KFVD—Old-Age Tensions.

HO WL—Melody Matinee. HEED—Modern Melodies.

3:55*ECIER—News. KGFJ—Sports Flash.

4-- KECA—Art Baker's Notebook. KFI, IFLFSD—This Woman's Secret.

*1111J, K nell, KGB, KVOE— Fulton Lewis.

KNX, KCBQ—Curt Massey Time.

KAIJ —Roy Loggias Show. KFAC —Musical Masterpieces.

• *KFOX, KO WL—News. KFVD—Harlematinee. KFWB—Peter Potter. ROER—Rancho 1390. KGFJ—Record Review. ROIL—Verne Southard.

*KLAC—News. Sports. *KMPC-13111 Harpel, News. KRHD—.Songs of the Saddle. K WIK—Hank Penny. KWK W—Rodeo Bill. KXLA—Music Mountain.

4:15—KFI, KFSD—Dr. Paul. *KHJ, KFX111. KGB, HVOIE—

Frank Hemingway. KNX. KCBQ—Strike It Rich. KFOX—Freddy Martin. KLAC—Bill Stewart. KMPC—Twilight Tales. Stories of Magic Land.

HO WL—Italian Hour. 4:20—KECA—Play It Again. 4 :25—KGFJ—Sporta. 4 :30—KFI—Burritt Wheeler.

*KHJ, KGB, EV0E—Behind the Story.

*KFMB—News. KFOX—Music. HFSD—Tunes and Topic*. KFWB—Red Rowe. KGFJ—Reeord Review. ROIL—Western Trails. KMPC—Romance and Rhythm KWK W—Bill Sampson Show. KXLA— Western Roundup.

4:45*KECA—Elmer Davis. *KFIJ, KGB, KV0E—:4ews, Sam

Hayes. KNX—Harry Babbitt.

*KFSD—Richard Harkness. KLAC—Racing Roundup. HO WL—Tropicans.

*HRHD—NeWs. 4:55*KGER—News.

KALI. KGF,'—Sports Flash.

5*KECA, KVVKW—News. irliFI—Frature Wire. RAJ—Eager Beater.

*KNX, KCBQ—News, Lesueur, KALI—Voice of So. America. KFAC—Sunset Serenade. KFM13—Fun House. KFOX—Sunshine Mission. KFVD—Star Tune Time. KFWB—Stuart Hamblen. KFXM, KGB, KV0E—Mert's Record Adventures.

KGER—Sports, Fred Hessler. KGFJ—Jive at 5. KG111.--Children's Program.

*KLAC—Fred Henry Reports. *KMPC—News: Bill Ewing. HOWL—Chico's Svringtime. KRKD—Songs of the Saddle. EXLA—Harmony Park,

5:15—KECA—Happy Theater. *KFI—Newe.

RADIO-TELEVISI ON LIFE THuRs KNX—Tom Harmon. ROER—Rancho 1390. KLAC—Bill Stewart. KMPC—Upswing. KWK W—Sports.

5:30—KECA, KFMB—Sky King. KFI—Casa Cugat. KFIJ, KFX. M, KGB, HVOE— B-Bar-B Riders.

*KNX, HCBQ—Chet Huntley. KFAC— Whoa Bill Club,

*KFOX, HOER, KOFJ—News. HFSD—Thie ls the Story. KFVD—Plano Parade.

*KGIL—News; Tops in Pops. KIWPC—All-Time Hits. HEED—Sports Dial. KWK W—Romano Spanish Hr. KXLA—Souealche Deacon.

5:45*KFI, KFSD—Elmer Peterson. *KNX, HCBQ—News, Goss. KFOX—Your FIshcaster. KFVD—Song Pictures. HOER—Stamps Quartet. KGFJ—Race Recap. ALAC—Sam Baiter, Sports, KMPC—Top Tunes. KRKD—Race Results.

e*HECA—Edwin C. Hill. KFSD—Cass Daley.

*KHJ, EFXM, KGB, KY OE— Gabriel Heatter.

KNX, KCBQ—Somebody Knows.

KALI—Modern Music. KFAC—Prelude to Esening. ROIL—Down Memory Lane. KRFED—Timely Topics. KXLA—Music.

*KFOX. KLAC—News. *KFWB—Clete Roberts, News. HOER—American Soul Clinic. HOER—Repeat Performance. ROIL—Easy Listening.

*KMPC—News, Norman Nesbitt HO WL—Joe Adams Show. KRED—Varieties in Music. KWE W—Carlos Moran. FCXLA—Scandinasian Hour.

6:05*HECA, KFMB—Bob (jarred, News.

6:15*KECA—Main Street to Malibu. *KHJ, KGB—Mutual Newsreel. KALI—Sports News. KFOX—Jimmie Dolan. KFWB—Sports. EGIL--Latin-AmerIcan Rhythms.

KLAC—Al Jarsis Ballroom. KMPC—Bob Kelley, Sports. KWIK—Lippy Docket, Sports.

O :20*KECA—Headline Edition. 6:30-1RECA—Hannibal Cobb.

KFI, KFSD—Duffy's Tavern. KHJ, KGB. KV0E— Ansuer Man.

KNX. RCBQ—Crime Photographer.

KALI—Music You Want. KFAC—Musical Milestones. KFMB—Gregory Hood. KFOX—Hal's Memory ROOM. KFWB—America Dances. KGER—Back to the Bible. KGIL—Dinner Concert. KMPC—Holly wood Park. K WIK—American Jewish Hr. K WK W—Hoyos Hour. KXLA—Eddy Arnold Show.

6 :45*KHJ, KGB, HVOE—News, Sam Hayes.

KXLA—Western Music. 6:55-11eKHJ, KGB, KV0E--Bill Henry

KIFIVIK—Reserve, K n. KFSD—Dragnet. KFLI. KFX3I. KGB—Murder at Midnight.

KNX. HCBQ—Johnny Dollar. KFAC—Twilight Hour. KFWB —tmerica Dances. HOER—Family Bible Hour.

*KGIL. KRHD—News. KGFJ—Musleal Digest.

*KLAC—News: 570 Club. KMPC—Words and Music. KO1V1,—.11oe Adams Show.

*K WIK—Frank Edwards. KWK W—Hoyos Hour. ILXLA— Western Music.

7:15-1RFOX—Evening Melodies. KGIL—Songs by Crosby. REED—Three-Quarter Time.

:30—HEC A —Casebook of Gregory Hood.

KFI, KFSD—Sara's Private Caper.

KFXM. KGB, HVOE— B-Bar-B Riders.

KNX, KCBQ—Skippy Holly-wood Playhouse.

KFAC—F.choes and Encores. KFMB—Blondie. KFOX—Meet the Band. KFWB—Fishing. KGER—Rev. Markham. KGFL—Tribe 1260 Boy Scouts. KLAC—Ski Time. KRED—Dr. Richardson. K WIR—Parks and Recreation. KWKW—Betz Spanish Program.

7:45*KFOX—News.

KFSG—Church Service. KFWB 081137 OUT.

8-HECA, KFMB—Original Amateur Hour,

HF!, KFSD—One Man's Family.

• KFX, M, KGB, KVOE— Clyde Beatty Show.

*KNX—News, E. Sevareid. *KCBQ—News. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Guy Bates Post. RFSD—Church Service. KFWB—Music. HOER—Bible Treasury. KOFJ—Fishing Pals. KGIL—Transportation Forum. KLAC -570 Club. KWH W—Italian Melodies.

*KXLA—News, Dan Lundberg. 8:10—KMPC—Baseball; L.A. Angels

se. S. F. Seals. 8 :15*KFI, KFSD— World News

KNX—Stepping Out. KFOX—Spealang of Sports. KFWB—Voice of the Army. KGER—Hebrew Christian.

*KGER—News, Arerill Berman. KLAC—Baseball: Hollywood at Oakland.

KXLA—Western Music. 11:30—KFI, KFSD—The Quick and

the Dead. • KF.X.M. KGB—The Hidden Truth.

KNX, KCBQ—Mr. Keen. KFOX—Fishing Facts.

*KFWB—News. HOER—Clem Davies. EGFJ—Pension and Taxpayers Union.

ROIL—Platter Party. KWE W—Musie at Eventide. AULA—Ole Rasmussen.

8:45—KECA— World's Best Seller. KFOX--Skylite Jamboree, KFWB--Bill Anson. IEGFJ—Today's Hits. EV0E—Your History.

9-HECA, &FMB—Author Meets Critics.

KFI, liFSD—Reserve. *KHJ, KFX/01, KGB, KVOIC—

News, Glenn Hardy. KNX, KCBQ—Line-Up. KFAC—Evening Concert. KFOX—Skylite Jamboree. EFWB--Bill Anson. ROER—A. Q. Burns. KGFJ—Western Music. ROIL—Musical Scrapbook. KLAC. KMPC—Baseball. HIV-KW—Hungarian Melodies. KXLA—Squeakin' Deacon.

9:15*KHJ, KGB, HVOE--Fulton Lewis.

KFOX—Rarn Dance. KFSG—Songs and Verse. HOER—Fred MeClesky.

9:30—IRECA—Inner Sanctum. RF!—Hobbv Lobby. • KHJ. KFX111. KGB. avoe— International Airport.

KNX, KCBQ—Garry Moor. Show.

KFMB—Here's to Vets. KFOX—Pee Wee Hunt Orch. KM3D—Theater of Stars. KFSG—Scotch Tenor. ROER—John Brown Schools. KGFJ—Blue of Evening. KGIL—Musieal Memories. KWKW—Bass Harris.

9:45—KF:110--Bing Crosby. KFOX—Hitching Post.

9:55*KHJ, KFXM, KGB, HVOE— Newe.

Richfield Reporter

AGAIN ON NBC!

10 Pm K FI

DAY RADIO LOGS 10 *KECA—News, Bob Garred.

*KFI, KFSD--Richfield Reporter.

KHJ, KFXM, KGB—I Love Mystery.

*KNX—Chet Huntley, News. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFOX—Lone Pine Boys. KFSG—Hawalian Echoes. KFWB—Gene Norman Show. HOER— Three Suns. KGFJ—Platter Party. KGIL—Folk Music. KLAC. EMPC—BasebalL KV0E-1480 Club. KWKW—Tune on My Hands. KXLA—Western Music.

10 :10—KNX—Tom Harmon, Sports. 10:15—HECA—Sports, Hank Weaver.

KFI—Johnny Murray. *KIM—Frank Edwards. KNX—Let's Go Places. KFMIi—Gene Norman Show. KFOX—Music. KFWG—Eventide Melodies. HOER—Tommy Dorsey Show.

10 :30—HECA—Dr. Frederick Ballet. *KFI—Virgil Flukley. EHJ—Lonesome Gal. KNX—Command Theater. KFOX—Radio Club. KFSD—Concert Hall. KGB—Melodies Till Midnight. HOER—Wings of Melody.

*H1WPC—News: Leisure 10 :45—HECA—One for the Book.

KFI—Tommy Dorsey Show. KFOX—Sky Serenade. HFSG—James Sonar. ALAC—Don Otis.

—HECA—Cinegrill Music. *KFI KFSD, KWK W—News. KHJ—Baker's Dozen.

*KNX—News, Larry Thor. KFAC—Musical Crossroads. KFMB, KFWB—Gene Norman. KFSG—Songs of Latin America.

KFVD--Spade Cooley Time. HOER—Spirituals. KGFJ—Sweet and Low. KGIL—Halo Club. KLAC—Don Otis. KMPC—Leisure Time. IKV0E—Harrison Wood. KWIK—Duke's Dog MOM . KXLA—Western Music.

11:10—KNX—Sports. 11:15—HECA—Figueroa Ballroom.

KFI—Reserse. KNX—Merry-Go-Round. KFOX—Music of Master'. KWKW—Music. KXLA—Alex Cooper Show.

11:30—K1'1—Milestones in Melody. KFOX—Hal's Memory ROOM. KFSD—Fairmont Ora. HFSG—Beauty of Scriptures. HOER—At the Ranchhouse. KGFJ—Musie You Want.

11:45—KECA—Ambaseador Ord). KFI—Here's to Veterans. KNX—You and Mid-Century.

11.1)*HECA, KNX—News. KFI—Musical Menu. KFAC—Midnight Serenade. KFVD—Spade Cooley Time. KFWB—Music. ILGFJ— Wwood House Party. ALAC—Don Otis (to 2). KRED—Stardust Serenade. KWIK—Show People's Show. K WK W—Bill Sampson. EXLA—Alex Cooper Show.

12 :05—KNX—Steve Allen Show. il :30—Hit—Midnight flyer.

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Rumors Are Flying The popular "Stan Over Hollywood"

is being reshaped for filming by Fair-banks Studios. The sponsor is inter-ested in video. • . . NBC is rumored going to buy a local motion-picture lot as a site for their West Coast video productions. . . . We hear that Cam-éls are cooling to Ed Wynn and warm-ing to Danny Thomas. Thomas wants to wait for greater set ownership—it shouldn't be long.. .. Pepsi-Cola may seeccorgisor a Tony Martin TV show. Rival

-Cola sponsors Morton Downey, so here we go again —or don't you remember radio's battle a few years ago? . . . Bert Parks, emcee of ABC-TV's "Stop the Music," has had a new daytime TV show built around him— not necessarily for the same net, however.

Looks Like Tenor singer Clark Dennis, follow-

ing his appearance on Ken Murray's CBS-TV video show, is being paged by that comic to take a permanent spot on the eastern TV'er this fall. . . . Manager Eddie Sherman has a big TV program brewing for Allan Jones and Irene Hervey on a major video network, which may bring the vocal favorites back to the U.S. this fall, canceling their protracted tour of Eu-rope. . . . Hawthorne has started a search for "Mr. and Mrs. Mutt of 1950," and candidates will appear on his KLAC-TV 6:15 p.m. show. If you have a dog of questionable ancestry, write Hawthorne, 1000 Cahuenga Bou-levard, Hollywood, all about the pooch. . . . Milton Berle, who asked for a vacation this summer, is cook-ing up a Palladium (London, that is,) deal this summer. . Al Jarvis show, afternoon headliner among the TV outlets, is going to be completely re-vised, with fewer commercials, Ron-nie Kemper on hand, and a new format in order to stay the top day-time coin puller on television. . . . Jean Hersholt It is reported, has 600 "Dr. Christian" scripts on tap for if and when he goes TV with the fa-mous "Rivers End" series. But two ,years hence is the time, the good "Doctor" says. . . . Carlton E. Morse's "One Man's Family" picked up Sweet-heart Soap as bankroller (they get a plug for making the NBC-TV show available so extensively) and the "Barbours" will be available to forty more East and Middle-West NBC-TV stations as of July, sometime. . . . Doris Day apparently has a Warner contract that allows her to do TV (smart girl), so if she isn't renewed to sing on the Hope air show next

season, she may do a TV show for RCA Victor. . .. RCA also wants Jack Paar for an Eastern TV show, after catching his current NBC Schick-Ever-sharp radio show. One day we hear Paar will go East—next day he doesn't want to. . . . A big refrigerator com-pany is trying to get Ginger Rogers for a TV series, doing the "Kitty Foyle" she, did so beautifully in the movie. . . • CBS has signed Frank Si-natra, the same crooner who came across television so well on one of the big Bob Hope TV shows, to a five-year contract that covers both AM and TV. To us it seems like a real lucky break for Frankie. . . . Chico Marx will compete with brother Grouch° next fall when each of them has a TV show on Wednesday night. Chico's is an ABC-TV show, sponsored by American Safety Razor Company and aimed at college kids. Groucho's is an NBC-TV show, sponsored by who knows at this stage, and aimed at everyone within range of a TV sig-nal. . . . We also hear that Godfrey's CBS-TV "Talent Scouts" will be seen out here next fall.... Looks like the KECA-TV CAT is at the vet's with an impacted wisdom tooth. (Probably got it trying to eat faster than her brood!)

TV Writers Attention In our June 9 issue of Radio-Tele-

vision Life we carried a squib about the difficulties of satisfying the East-ern market for television scripts. All through the mention ,we qualified it by saying "in Gotham," "an Eastern condition,' or "in the East." At the end of the few paragraphs

we said: "—send your writing East in the interim." Since that time we have received

numerous telephone calls, asking where to send scripts. The only knowledge of producers on all the Eastern emanations we have is gleaned directly from the screen of a television set. And certainly anyone interested in writing for a show would see it on video first. The same cred-its are there for all to see. Looking up any networks or independents in a New York directory, which every li-brary carries, should be an equally simple matter. True —we did say the networks

should be able to tell you addresses and names, and. here we erred. The departments, all of them, at the local nets and outlets have enough to do without taking on a public informa-tion service, script reading service, or writer's guidance. One of the nets called us, quoted a phone conversa-tion in which a magazine reader had said we told (?) them to call the net-work. They were, logically enough, puzzled . . . and not too happy over having to disappoint people when an outside source had given the impres-

sion this bountiful service would be forthcoming. So don't call 'em. Don't send th:tm.

your scripts. Instead, reread our June 9 issue. If you can't read the Eastern situation into it, take our word for it right now. The boys and girls at KNBH, M TV and KECA-TV aren't soliciting scripts, passing .out sample scripts or conducting contests. They are currently just too busy turn-ing out the good television shows we all enjoy . . . and will be for some time to come. In answer to the cards and letters

we have teceived—may We just say that were we interested in TV script writing, our first move would be to get one of the several good writer's guides on sale at any newsstand, look up the section classifying scripts wanted, and. work from there. They are actually soliciting — the West Coast stations of the Eastern networks we mentioned are not!'

Sports Crisis? For the sportsminded TV fan, the

numbers "542" might mean a lot. They refer to the California State Ath-letic Commission's proposed Rule 542, which would prohibit any licensed club from making television and ra-dio broadcasts or films of their boxing and wrestling, without written per-mission from the Commission. We seemed to recall a similar pro-

posai made .a couple of years ago. Rather than trust our memories and our knowledge of the legal, we called a Don Lee contact. He, in turn, filled in a little history, and quoted to us from the filed opposition of lawyer Donn B. Tatum, made on behalf of the State Broadcasters' Association (of which he is president), and on behalf of Don Lee Network, of which he is vice president and general counsel. . . . The history given us was briefly.

this: "At the regular Legislative Ses-. sion of 1949, State of California, Dorm Tatum led the fight against a similar proposition, that also included the State Athletic Commission's right to five per cent of the revenue an opera-. tor would receive for television or broadcasting rights. The bill was de-feated on the floor of the assembly," Now Donn Tatum has filed again

in opposition to a State Athletic Corn-. mission-proposed rule. In this oppo-sition Tatum states that: "the pro-posed rule would constitute the in-vasion of a field already regulated by the United States Government and would therefore be unlawful and im-proper as to the State Athletic Com-mission." The courts have uniformly-held against the attempts of state governments to assume any degree of regulation of radio broadcasting, in-cluding television, on the grounds that such regulation is "wholly with-in the power of Congress and its crea-ture, the Federal Communications Commission." The report later states that the

State Athletic Commission has no power under California law to regu-late the broadcasting or televising of boxing and wrestling events other-wise lawfully conducted in the State. Its authority, under California law,

JULY 7 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE

has to do with the conduct of boxing and wrestling matches and the licens-ing of clubs, participants, referees, etc. This Statement of Opposition on the

part of Mr. Tatum has been filed with the State Athletic Commission and will be scheduled for public hearing in Los Angeles some time within the next thirty days. We understand the actual date is July 14. About the same time we got all this

information, our eye fell on a local newspaper item. The dateline was New York, and the Examiner credited International News Service: "General John Reed Kilpatrick, president of Madison Square Garden, declared to-day that boxing cannot exist without television. He added that if the Fight Managers' Guild continued their strike against the Garden much longer, it would be too late to sign up new TV contracts for next year. "All our Garden fights combined

this past year netted us only about $13,000 profit, which is nothing at all on an investment of more than $7,-000,000. "The fight managers won't hurt us

If We have no boxing. They will hurt. only themselves. • They should realize that boxing will be a dead pigeon if It has no show place like the Garden." Kilpatrick's statements have noth-

ing to do with any Athletic Co m mis-sion, but it is interesting to note the

Garden president's rea ction to TV.

Shooting for Hawthorne Again The Hawthorne Fan Club are shoot-

ing again —this time employing one of the neatest tricks we have heard of to let everyone know about their be-loved KLAC-TV entertainer's novel cover and spread in the July 21 issue of Radio-Television Life magazine. It seems that each m e mber of the

Club has committed himself to ad-vise ten friends (who in turn advise ten—ad infinitum!) that their boy is holding down the cover (and if you think you can recognize Hawthorne from any angle, try this one!); plus two full pages of prize-winning shots of Jim, taken during the recent "Shoot Hawthorne" contest: plus winners' names—all in that July 21 issue.

Fast Growth On a recent "Sandy Dreams" show

over at KECA-TV, the script called for a woodsy set. Herb Phillips, the art director responsible for the sets on Channel 7 shows, realized the im-possibility of growing greenery over-night. It was just as impossible to rob the ABC-TV site of the new shade givers which were put in at so me ex-pense, and of which all working in-habitants of the video center are mighty proud.

But where do you get trees in a hurry? Herb solved it by putting in a phone call to the Los Angeles de-

part ment that takes care of tri m ming, planting and watering the parks that

dot our city.

In no ti me he had a full truckload

Alphabetical List of Video Programs Adlam Buzz, .. . ......... 9:30 p.m. W Adventure CaU Aisle 3, Please. _KTLA, 9:45 p.m. Su

JETTY, 8 p.m. Tu Amsterdam, Morey KTSL. 9 p.m. Th Answer Yee or .7to... KNBEL 8 p.m. 11 .trquette, Cliff UMBEL 10 p.m. W At the Mat ..-._-----___ .. _KTLA, 7:43 p.m. Th Author Meets CrItics..-._-. XECA-TV, 6:30 ILI!). Su Backgrounds for Living --KTLA. '7:13 p.m. Th Backstage with NTG-------ILTSL, 10 p.m. 31-Th Belie‘e It or Not KNBH 8 p.m. F Big Story - .. EN1311 KFMB-TV, 9;30 pm. F Bonny Maid Varietles..1 &1311. 9 p.m F (biweekly) Brown, Jack. KTSL, 5:45 p.m. M-F Buck Rogers , . .XECA-TV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Campus Christian Hour.......... KTSL. 8 p.m. Tu Canasta Time .K1'1-TV, 9 p.m. M Cavalcade of Stars .. KTSL. 7:30 p.m. M Chef Milani _KECA-TV, 5:30 p.m. F Chevrolet Tele-Theater...-- .. 8:30 p.m. Su Children Should Be Illeard-KFI-T', -10 p.m. M Chrysler Newsreel ‘7 p.m. M-F Circle the Glob. KTLA, 7-15 p.m. W City at Night._-__ ____ _____ KTLA, 10:15 p.m. W Classified Column .ETTV, 4:30 p.m. M-F Club Regalia e n-Tv, 6 p.m. Su College of Musical Knowtedge....KNBII, 8 p.m. W Comedy Time _.___.--11-N1311, 6:25 p.m. 11-1? Cook's Corner______.__ILF1-1V, 1:30 Pm• 311-F Cooler, Spade KTLA 8:30 p.m. Sa Coontz. Eddie_____ XF1-TV, 6:35 p.m. M-F Cowboy Caratan... -_ ---___ETSL. 6 p.m. M-F Cowboy Thrills__ FULA, 6 p.m. M-Sa Crash Corrigan KECA-TV, 8 p.m. Sa Crawford County Fair KECA-TV, 3 p.m. Su Crusade in Europe__ ..... ILECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. Su

KF:dB-TV. 9:30 p.m. Tu Cyclone Malone. -_.ILISBH, 6:45 p.m. M-F Dixie Showboat KTLA, 7.30 p.m. M

MECA-TV, 9:45 p.m. Tu Dr. Ficum Editor's Round Table ItSiBH 9:30 p.m. M Edwards, Joan K M 9:15 p.m. W Emerson, Faye K AHL 10 P. M F Famous J 9:30 p.m. Th Fantastick $tudloó, 6:3o p.m. Sa Feature by Feature KFI-TV, 7:30 pan- Te *Ford News & Weather....E.NBEI, 7:45 Pm. Su-For Sportsmen Only... ...KFI-'IV, 5 p.m. Sa Friends of the Family KECA-TY, 8:30 p.m. Th Fun in the Sun. KTTV, 1 p.m. M-1' Fun on the Beach_________ _KTLA. 3 p.m. Su Garroway, Dave_ _ ...... 9 P.m, F Glamour-Go-Round. ...... --..... KTT1. 7:45 p.m. Tu Glenda' at Anson____. XLAC-TV. 9:30 u.m. Su KLAC-TV, 9 a.m. Sa, 11:49 p.m. Tu-F

Godfrey, Arthur ..KTIV, KFX13-TV, 8 p.m. W Goldberg,- - _ - 9 p.m. M Gordon, Phil_ - -- KTTV, 1 p.m. 11-1. Graydon, Joe.. 10 a.m. M-F Greatest ...... 10:45 p.m. Th Gross, Walter KTTV, 7:45 p.m. M Hacienda arieties_______KECA-TV, 7:34) p.m. F Hall the Champ_______ILLAC-TV, 7:30 p.m. F Hands of Destiny______ ........_ . K M, 9:3u p.m. W Handy Hints ...... 6:45 p.m. M-F Ha mo» at Home.. _. KTTV, 7 p.m. M Hawthorne... .KLAC-TV, 10 p.m. Tu-Sis Hawthorne & Eggiert-ELAC-TV, 6:15 p.m. Tu-Sa Hello Again__ ....... ..... 7:40 p.m. Tu Helpfully Yours_ _ . 2 p.m. M F Sicker, Harry & Mary...--KFI-TV, 3:15 p.m. M-F Hoffman Hi-Time_ ...KF1ILB-TV, 8 p.m. Th Hogan, Lee. KNISH, 7:40 p.m. Tu, 8:30 p.m. F Hollywood Career ....... _ .... 8:30 p.m. W Hollywood Holiday .. . ..-....__ ILTTV, 1 p.m. MIF Hollywood Opportunitr__ ___KTLA, 8 p.m. Th Hollywood Park_ .KTTV , 10:30 p.m. Tu-Sa Hollywood Screen Test...- -„KECA-TV, 7 p.m. 11 Home and Hobby Show KTTV, 7 p.m. W Home Magazine .... _ ..... - -..../ITTV, 8:39 p.m. Th Home Movie Theater______KFI-TV, 7:30 p.m. Tu Hopalong Cassidy ..KTLA. 6:30 I). M. Su

KFMB-TV. 5 p.m. Su Howdy Doody JINBH, 5:30 p.m. Tu, Th, 6 p.m. F, 6:15 p.m. Sa

In Our Times KTTV, 9 p.m. F It's a Neat Trielt.- -.---KTSL. 7:45 p.m. Th Jarvis, Al..--...-....._ - _. KLAC-TV. 1 p.m. M-F Jenny, to Jets___ID11311, 9:30 p.m. F (biweekly) Jump-Jump KNISH, 6 p.m. 31-Th Just for Fun.....-...._ ..... _...KFI-TV. 5:30 p.m. Su Juvenile Talent Time.. _, KECA-TV, 5:45 p.m. Sa Kemper's !lepers KLAC-TY, 5:45 p.m. Tu-F,

5:30 p.m. Sa Kid From Powder Elver Minch

XTSL, 5:45 p.m. M-F Kraft Theater__ KNB13, 9 p.m. W Kukla,' Fran & 0114. -- XNBH, 7 p.m. M. W.F Ladies' Day ........... ______KFI-TV, 12:30 p.m. M-F Latin Cruise KTLA, 8 p.m. W Laurel and Hardy_ .. 7 p.m. Th Leave It to the Girls_________KNBH, 7 p.m. Tu Lee, Pinky ........... _____. _ KNBH, 8 p.m. Th Lee's Lair -.__KTSL, 7 p.m. M. Th LeRoux, Arch .... 8 p.m. Su Lewis, Robert Q. _ ... --_ -__KTTV, 7 p.m. Sa

KNBIL 8 p.m. Su Leyden, Bill KTTV, 6 p.m. M-F Lights. Camera. Action —KNB11. 8:30 p.m. M

of fresh green branches, m ore than he could use, ready to be "planted" on the "Sandy" set.

_They looked great, too.

Lights Out &N MI, 9 p.m. M Lone Banger....XECA-TV, 7:30 p m. Th, 8:3u pm Sa

KFMR-TV. 7 p.m. Th Long Bill_ _ .. - -..-____KECA-TV, 11 p.m. Lowe, Echnund: KECA-TV. 8 p.m. P Lucky Pup.. IITTV, 6:45 p.m. Su Magazine of the Week. - -KTLA, 10 p.m. Su Magic Theater .z. n-tv, 5:30 p.m. M-1 Majority Rules _KECA-TV. 8 pm. Su Man Against Crime---- - -IITTV. 9:30 p.m. Th Mao's Best Friend- - __ETLA, 7:30 p.m. W Marshal of Ounsight Pase KEC 4TV, 7 p.m. Su Martin, Freddy _KTTV, 9 p.m. Vs Martin Kane.. ry-a3n. 8:3u p.m. Th. Maxey, Virginia. XTTV. 1 p.m. McCoy, Tim.. KTLA, 7 p.m. Sa McMahan's Minstrels_KTTV, 9 p.m. W (biweek1/2 Meet Me in Hollywood .KTLA. 10:30 p.m. P Meet the Press ... K.NBH, 7 p.m. Su *Meyers, Ted KEI-TV, 5:30 -P.m- 51-Sa Mirands. _KFI-TV. 12:30 P.In Ba Movie Matinee &ITV, 5 p.m. M-F Mama Rosa. ILECA-TV, 8:30 p.m. W Movietown, R.S.V.P. - --KTLA, 9:1.5 p.m. Su Mr. I. Mazination ETTV, 6 p.m. Su Murray, Ken ,--ETTV. 8 p.m. Sa (biweekly) HierMB-TV, 8:30 P t F (biweekly)

MM ysteriesw .K of Chinato n.... ECA- V, 10 p.m. Tu My True Story KEC4- 1, 7:30 pm. SU Newsreel .11.1-1113-TV, 6:45 p.m. X-1" Norman, Lucille KTTV, 7 p.m. Th O'Hare, Tony • rriBli, 6:15 p.m. 31-Tb On Trial. SECA-TV, 6 p.m. Su Original Amateur Hour._ __ . JENEUI, 9:30 p.m. Tu Otis, D M h i AC-TV. 7:30 p.m. l'aOwens, Harry-- ATE& 8 p.m. F

Pandit, Kuria HTLA, 12 N Sa Pantomime Quiz.-_---.-.--- KTTV, 8 P.m. F Parade of Stars... _____ __KTTV, 7:45 p.m. F People in News....7- --KFMK-TV. 7:30 p.m. m-r Pet Exchange _. - --- --KTTV. '1 p.m. F Philco Playhouse. ie BE. 9 p.m. Su

n . -TV. 8 p. M. Su Pickard Family_ —______KTIV, 8:30 p.m. M Plainclothesman ..KTSL, 9:30 p.m. Tu Potter, Peter -._...KTSL, 11 p.m. M-F Prairie Song Parade_______KNBH, 7:30 p.m. Th Prize Performance IITTV, 7:30 p.m. Sa Queen for a Day -KTSL, 8 p.m. Th Rainier Revue XTTV, 10:15 p.m. Te-F Report to Mrs. America__-_-KFI-TV, 3 p.m. M-F Road to Fame__ ..... ......-__ .. __ .... _KTSL, 7 p.m. F *Roberts, Clete. .KLAC-TV, 11:30 p.m. Tu-F Roller Derby RICA-TV, 10 p.m. Th Rose Room Reviser.._-- KFI-TV, 7:30 p.m. W Roving Camera.... ...... _ __-_ XTLA. 7:50 p.m. W Sagebrush Theater RICA-TV, 9 p.m. Tb Sandy Dreame._-_ _. . CA-TV, 6:30 p.m. Sa Sawyer, HaL-- - CA-T%', 10:30 p.m. Tu Showcase IIN1313, 7:30 p.m. 31, W Soapbox 'theater LELA-TV, '1 p.m. F Space Patrol.-.. SECA-TV. 6:45 p.m. M-F Stage 13.___ .... .. ......... _.- KTTV, 8 p.m. Th Starlight Theater KTTV, 8 p.m. X Starlit Titne. ........ _ _______.-- KTSL, 0 p.m. Tu Stars of Tomorrow. KTTV, 0 p.m. Sa Stop the Music. _--- -__ ___K_ECA-TV. 8 p.m. Th Storybook Man _ KFI-TV, 11:10 a.m. Sa Stranger Than Fiction- KTSL, 8 P.m. F Studio One - KTTV, 9:30 p.m. 111 Sunday Detotions.-_-__EFI-TV. 16:30 am. Su Super Circus. - ... _KECA-TV, 5 um. Su Suspense. KTTV 9'30 P. m Tu Teleforum___ _ _ MLA, 10 p.m. Tu Telequiz_ ..KT'IV, 6:43 p.m. Iti Tele-Teen Reportet.- -KECA-TV. 7:30 p.m. W_ the Show Gam On ETTV, 8:30 p.m. e. The World Is Your Garden....KFI-TV, 3:45 p.m. F Think Fast KECA-TV, 9 p.m. Sa This Is Show Business- -.-.__IITTV, 7 p.m. Su

KItE1133-TV, 7:30 p.m. Su Three's Company KT'TV, 7145 p.m. W,Th Time for Beany_KTLA, «FM 1_34V, 6:30 p.m. M-F Time to Relax EFI-TV. 9:15 p.m. M Toast of the Town... ______KTTV. 8 P.m- Su Toni Twin Time...11TTV, 8:39 p.m. Sa (biweekly) Top Views In Sports . K$BH, 8 p.m. Sto Travelog, McCormick. KTSL, 8:30 p.m. Tu Treasury Hour..„... XM.B13, 9:30 p.m. F (biweekly) Triple-Feature Theater_____KECA-TV, 7 p.m. Truth About DLtie._ _ - .KFI-TV, 3:30 p.m. 41 Versatile Varieties — (Bø, 9 p.m. F (biweekly) Walker, Dusty SYBIL 7:30 Pan• Th Webb, Frank______ —__EFI-TV, 5 p.m. M-1? Wedding Bells .KLAC-TV, 8 p.m. M Welsh. Bill.-- ..„--- API-TV, 9 am. M-F We Take Your Word RTTV, 7:30 pan• 9g What's My Line? .KTTV, 8 p.m. Sa (biweekly) What's Name of That Song?....ETSL, 8:30 p.m. Th Wheeler and Rourke .11TTV, 11 p.m. M-F Wheeler, Burritt K:FI-TV, 2 p.m. Tim, Tb Whiteman, Paul..., HiPCA-TV, 5:15 P. M• Sa Whiteman. Paul-,..._._._ -.....KECA-TV, 7 p.m. 9u Wino *. Dave ...... ___..-.---- .... KISSEL 10 p.m. W Williams. Tex - .._ KNBII, 9 p.m. Tu Wilson, Stu . --EIFI-TV. 4 p.m. M-F Woman's Voice...-_ -_ _ __ ...... KTTV, 7 p.m. Tg Women Are Wonderful. _ AIS!., 19 p.m. F Wrestling KTLA, 8:30 p.m. Tb Wrestling KFN1B-TV, 9:05 p.m. W Wrestling .... ___ ....-__ ___ _EXAÇ AY, 8:30 p.m. 111 Wrestling Chicago..... ............ -...11.1-1-TV. 7 p.m. Sa Yer Ole buddy - KTLA, 7:16 p.m. F Yesterday's Newsteel __...._..irrry. 6:30 p.m. 811 Youth on the March :__SECA-TV, 10:15 p.M. Su

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JULY 7 1950 RADI O-TELEVISI ON LIFE

WEEK'S TELEVISION LOGS Station Finder Channel 2 —KTSL

Channel 4 —KNON

Channel 5—KTLA Channel 7 —KECA-TY

Channel 8 —KFMS-TY Channel 9 —KFI-TV

Channel I I—KTTY

Channel I 3—KLAC-TY

FRIDAY 4:30—Ch.11. Classified Col-

umn. S—Ch. , Cartoon Teletales Ch M, Movie Matinee.

5:3O—Ch.S, News. Music. Ch.:, Chef Milani**. Ch.8. Comedy Carnival.

5:35—Ch.2, Cartoon Carnival. 5:45—Ch.2, The Kid From

Powder River Ranch, Jack Brown.

Ch.4, Ch.13, News. Ch.5, Police Call. Ch.8, Did You Know? Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

6—Ch.2. Cowboy Caravan, 'Cowboy Holiday.'

Ch.4. Howdy Doody. Ch.5, Cowboy Thrills. Ch.B. Leading Ladies. Ch.11, Bill Leyden, Club 11.

8:15—Ch.13, Hawthorne and Eggbert.

8:20-i-Ch.l, Cb.8, Weather.

8:30--Ch.4. Comedy Theater. Billy Dooley.

Chi, Ch.B. Time for Beany.

8:40—Ch.11, Korean Correspondent.

8:45—Ch.4, Adsentures of Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints. Ch.7. Space Patrol. Ch.8. Newsreel. Ch.11, Phantom Car Quiz.

Ch.13, We Have Tonite. 8:50 —Cb.13, Sportsbook. 7—Ch.t. H'wood Road to

Fame. With NTG. Ch.4, Ch.8. Kukla, Fran and 011ie.

Ch.5, Newsreel. ICI1.7, Soapbox Theater. Ch.11. Pet Exchange.

Yer Ole Buddy. 7:30—Ch.4, Film.

Ch.5, Charley Chase Comedy.

Ch.:, Hacienda Vari-eties.

Ch.8. People in News. Ch.9, Fishing Pals. Ch.11, wry% News. Ch.13. all the Champ.

How's the weather for your vacation/

News and Weather Television

Sunday thru Friday 7:45 P. M.

KNBH Channel 4

7 :46--Ch.4, New*. Weather. Ch.8. Film. Ch.11, Popsicle Parade of Stare, T. Martin.

8—Ch..2 Stranger Than Fiction.

Ch.4. Believe It or Nat Ch.5, Ina Ray Hutton Orch.

Ch.7, Edmund Lowe stery Show.

Ch. Sports Almanac. Clip. Baseball: L.A. se. Oakland.

Ch.11. Pantomime Quiz.

(11.13, J. Hardy Film. 8:05—Ch.13, Travel Film. 8:15--Ch.e. Week lo Sports.

Ch.11, Feature Film.

Ch.13, Western Movie. 8:30—Ch.2, Feature Film,

'Far Into the Night,' James Mason.

Choi, Designed for Women. 'Lee Hogan.

Ch.t. Wrestling, Ch.51, The Show Goes On.

9—C13.4. Garroway at Large.

Ch.5. !Movie Classic. *Thief of Bagdad,' Sabo, J. Duprez, C. Veldt.

Ch.11, In Our Times. 9:30—Ch.4,

Ch.11, Floor Show, E. Condon Band.

Ch.13, Irwin Allen. 10 —Ch.2. Women Are

‘Vonderful. Ch.4. Faye Emerson Show.

Chal. Pro and Con. Chat TV Newsreel. Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:15 —Ch.4, Late News. Ch M, Rainier Revue.

10:20—Ch.4, Owl Theater, *Miracle on Main Street,' Margo, W. Abel.

10:30—Ch.2, Peter Potter's Party

•Cb.5-. Meet Me in Hollywood.

Ch.9, Sports Final. Ch M, Hollywood Park

10:45—Ch.:, Comedy Carnival, 'Dates and Nuts.'

14 —Ch.:, Long Bill. Ch.11. Wheeler-Rourke Show.

Ch.13, News, Clete Roberts.

11:10—Ch.13, Glancin' at Amon.

SATURDAY 9--Ch.13. Glanche at

Anson (to 121. 11:10—Ch.9, Uncle Howie,

Story-Book Man. 11:30—Ch.9, Accent on Charm.

12—Ch.9. Shoo, Look, Listen.

Ch.13. Mike Roy. 12:30—Ch.9. Mirandy and

the Garden. —Ch.9, Western Feature, Ch.13 Just Kids.

2—Ch.13. Haynes et the Reins.

2:15 —Ch.9, Baseball: L.A. vs. Oakland.

3:15—Ch.13, Western Musk. 4:15-01.13. Club Time. 4:45—Ch.9. From Your

Garden. S —Ch.1), For Sportsmen

Only. Ted Meyers. 5:15—Ch.I, P. Whiteman

Tree Club. 5:30—Ch.5, News, Music. 5:45—Ch.7, Juvenile Talent

Time. Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

e —Ch.5. Cowboy Thrills. Ch.7. Music for Two. Ch.9, Spotlight on Talent.

Ch.11. Western Film. 'Wild Horse Roundup'

8:15—Ch.4. Howdy Doody. Ch M, Hawthorne and Eggbert.

8:30—Ch.5, Fantastlek Studios. Ink.

Don't let your child be misled or con-fused. The genuine

"SANDY DREAMS// has moved to

CHANNEL SEVEN KECA-TV 6:30 P.M.

Ch.:. ('he, bandy Dreams.

8:45—Ch.4. Burbank Auction Ch.13. Serial 'Phantom of the West.'

Marshal of Gun-sight Pass.

Ch. 8, Buck Rogers.

"HOPALONG CASSIDY" 6:30 - 7:30 P.M. KTLA Channel 5

Sponsored by Barbara Ann Bread

Ch.9. wres:ling. Chicago.

Ch M, Robert Q Lewis, Show Goes On.

7:15—Ch.13, Film. 7:30—Ch.5, Tim McCoy.

Ch.:. Buck Rogers. Ch.B, Frontier Theater. Chu, Prize .1'er/or-mance, C. Adams, A. Francis, P. Donald.

Ch.13, Marilyn Hare and Bachelors.

'7:45—Cit.4, Film. 8—Ch.4, Top Views in

Sport«. Ch.:, Crash Corrigan' Ranch.

Ch.11, Ken Murray Show, L. Ball, D. Amax.

Ch.13. Hometown Jamboree.

8:15—Ch.4, Pro Softball. 5:3v—Chi, Spade Cooley

Western Varieties. Ch.:, Lone Ranger. Ch.B. Feature 111m.

9—Ch.7, Think Fast. Ch.11, Sentinel Stars of Tomorrow.

Ch.13, Feeture 9:30—Ch.5, Jalopy Derby.

Ch.: John Wayne Film, 'Rain bow Valley.'

Ch.11, Rendeet Theater 'The Thirty-nine Steps.' R. Donat, M. Carroll.

ig reb.13, Hawthorne.

10:45—Ch.4, Tate News. 11 —Ch.5, Auction Park.

Ch.11. Ellwood Park. Ch.13. C. Roberts. News

11:30—Ch.11, Request Theater

SUNDAY 9:30—Ch.13. Gland!n' at An-

son (to 1:15). 10:30—Ch.9, Paul King Motors 11:30—Ch.9, Hume Builder. 11:55—Ch.5, Sunday Reverie.

12'Chh«.59, Borla 1—Ch.5, Guest

Appearances. 1:15—Ch.9, Baseball: Angels

Oaks. 2—ch.s, Western Feature. 2:30—Ch.l. Tin Pan Alley.

Ch.13, Girls' Softball. 3—Chi, Fun on the

aBech. Ch.:, Crawford's Country Fair.

3:30—C11.9, Truth About Dixie.

3:50—Ch.9, Baseball. 4 —Ch.7, Cowboy Theater.

'Trail of Terror.' 4:30 —Ch.5, The Comice.

Ch.8. Super Circus. Ch.13, Bob McLaughlin.

4 :45—Ch.4. Movie Matinee, 'Wild Hone Phan-tom.' B. Crabbe. Se —Ch.7, Super Circus.

Ch.8. noontime Cassidy 5:30—Ch.5. Bandstand

Resiew, Ch.9. Just for Fun.

5:4S—Ch.4. M usic M atinee,

Ch.11, Afternoon Serenade.

,,On Trial. Ch.9, Club Regalia. Ch M, Mr, I Magma-Lion.

Ch.13, Western Feature i;:15—Ch.8. The Ruggleses. IEVERY SUNDAY

8:30—Ch.5. Hopelong Cassidy Ch.7, Author Meets Critics.

Ch.11, Yeaterday's Newereel.

8:45—Ch 8, Telenews. Ch 11, Lucky Pup.

—Ch 4, Meet the Press. Ch I, Ch.8, Paul Whiteman Revue.

Ch 11, This Is Show Business.

Ch 13, Sunday Score-board.

7:30—Çh.4, News Review. Ch I. My True Story. Ch 8, Show Business. Ch 11, We Take Your Word, J. Daly, A. Burrows.

Ch.13, Joe Graydon. 7:45—Ch.4. Weekly Weather.

Ch.5, Feature Ellin, 'Vogues,' J. Bennett W. Baxter, M. Auer.

8—Ch.i, Arch LeRoux Revue.

Ch.7, Majority Rules. Ch.il, Philcu Playhouse. Ch.11, Toast of Town. Ch.13. Western Film.

8:30—Ch.4, Chev. Theater, 'The Veranda.'

Ch.7, Crusade in Europe.

9—Ch.l, Phlico Playlf se., 'Hear My Heart Speak,' C. Heeton, O. Deering.

Ch.7. Feature Film. *Flirting With Fate,' Joe E. Brown,

Ch.B, Feature Film. Ch.11, Feature Film. Ch.13, Dude Ranch Roundup.

9:15 —Ch.5, Movletown RSVP. 9:45—Ch.5. Adventure Cali.

1 0 16h..45,. Late News, Magazine of the Week.

Ch.8, Youth on the March.

Caliente Races, C11.13, Feature Film. 'Queen of Hearts.'

10:15—Ch.7, Youth on the March.

10:45—Ch.5, Newsreel Review 11—Ch.13, Victoria Faust.

Mon, Thru Fri (DAYTIME TV)

KFI-TV — CHANNEL 9 9—The Bill Welsh Show

with Nancy Wible. 12 —News Banal, R. Stew-

art, G. Dvorak, 12:30—Ladies' Day: Stalls,

Mitchell, Jobe, Owen. 1:30—Cook's Corner with

Monty Margetts. 1:45—Your Own Home (F). le—Helpfully Yours (M X). Ka Open House With

Burritt Wheeler, (Tu. Th). Western Feature (W).

3—Report to Mrs. America.

3:20—Adventures at Home with Mary and Harry Elickox.

3:40—Gordon's Garden (Mi. 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.

S —Frank Webb Show (M-F).

5:15—Meglin Revue (M). Lynwood Spotlight (F)•

5:30—Magic Theater. 11:00—Newsroom: Meyers,

Bishop. 8:30—Eddie Cooutz and Held:

Olson. (Note: For evening pro-

grams on Channel 9, see daily listinas.i K M—CHANNEL II

12:45—Afternoon Serenade. 1—Fun In the Son.

with Phil Gordon. 3—Come into the Kitchen,

Freda Neleon. 3:30—Fun in the Sun. 4 :30—Classified Column.

With Lenore King-ston and Guests.

KLACJV —CHANNEL 13 10 —Joe Graydon Show

(to U).

12— Michael Roy Show.

1 —Al Jarvis Make Believe Ballroom (to 5:43).

MONDAY 4:30—Ch.11, Classified

Column. Movie Matinee.

5 :30—Ch.8, Comedy Carnival. Ch.2, Cartoon Carnival.

5:45—Ch.2.. The Kid From Powder River Ranch, Jack Brown.

Ch.4. News. Ch.5. Police Call. Ch.8, Did You Know? Ch.13, Western Movie.

6 —Ch.2, Cowboy Caravan, 'Take Me Back to Oklahoma.'

J ump-Jump. Ch.5, Cownny

leading ladies. Ch M, Club 11, Bill Leyden.

8:15—Ch.4. Uncle Tony 0•Dare.

8:20—Ch.7. Adventure Time. Ch.8. Weather Word.

8:25—C11.4. Comedy Theater, 'Bark to the Woods.'

TEA TI ME CANDIES present!

"TIME FOR BEANY"

Monday (bru Fr;chy 6:30 P.M,

KTLA Channel 5

8:30—Ch.5. Cn.s, Time tor Beatty.

13:45—Ch.4, Cyclone Malone. Ch.& Handy Hints. Ch.7, Space Patrol. Ch.8, Newsreel. Ch.13, &We Have Tonight.

6:50—Ch.13. Som Bolter. 11:55—Ch.11, 'Korean

Correspondent. 7—Ch.2, Lee's Lair, Matt

Dennis. Lee Wood, Bill Cymes.

Ch.4, Ch.8, Kukla, Fran and 011ie.

Ch.5, Newsreel. Ch.:, Chevrolet Triple-Feature Theater. Range Busters Western.

Ch.11. Harmons at Home.

Ch.13, Carroll Righter. 7:15—Ch.5. Name the Star. 7::41—Ch.5. Your Town. 7:30—Ch.2, Cavalcade of Stars

Ch.4, Showcase. Ch.5. Dixie Showboat. ch.s, People in News. Ch.% Children Should Be Heard.

Ch.11, Newsreel. Ch.13. Adventure Serial.

7:45—Ch.4. New,. Weather. Ch.11, Popsicle Parade. Ch. M. Felix De Coin.

0—Ch.4. Answer Yes or No.

Ch.5. Mystery Feature, *Flight to Nowhere.' A. Curtis, E. :takers, J. Holt.

Ch.:, Ches.. Theater, J. Arthur -Rank

Ch.8. Chet*. Theater. Ch.°, Western Feature. Ch.11, Starlight Theater, *Witch of Woonsapucket.'

Ch.13. Wedding Bells. 8:30—Ch.?, Mystery Moi-le,

'Murder Tomorrow.' Ch.4, Lights, Camera, Action.

Ch.8, Lights Out. Ch.9, You Be the Jury. eh.11. Pickard Family. Ch.13, Wrestling, Pasa-dena.

ei—Ch.s, Lights Out. Ch.8, Feature Film. ChM. Canasta Time. Ch.11, Film.

9:15—Ch.5. Boxing, S. Mate. • Time to Relax.

JL'LY 7, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE

KFI-TV, Channel 9, 9:16 p. m. (30 min.). Ed Tingley emcees variety show featuring guest artists.

TIME CHANGES MONDAY, JULY 10 —"Lights Out," KNI81-1, Channel 4, 9:00 p. m. (30 min.). Previously seen an hour earlier.

WHAT'S NEW l'anety

FRIDAY, JULY 7—"Fifteen With Faye," KNISH, Channel 4, 10:00 p.m. (15 min.). Prolific Faye Emerson Interviews well-known guests.

MONDAY, ,JULY 10 —"Ti me to Relax,"

Music FRIDAY, JULY 7—"Floor Show," KTTV, channel 11, 9:30 p. m. (30 min.). Featuring that foremost exponent of Jazz, Eddie Condon, tonight's musical will have Buddy Rich and Teddy Dale in the guest spot-light.

SUNDAY, JULY 9—"Club Regalia." KFI-TV, Channel 9, 6:00 p. m. (30 min.). Latin. type show features Jerry Galian and his

rhythm group with Ray Vasquez and Ronnie Gibson.

W EDNESDAY, JULY 12—Joan Edwards, KTSL, Channel 2, 9:16 p. m. (15 min.). Popular vocalovely presents m usical series, replacing Vincent Lopez. -

Sports

TUESDAY, JULY 11 —Roller Derby, KECA-TV, Channel 7, 8:30 p. m. (1 hr.). Action from the Pan Pacific Auditorium will be seen Tuesday and Thursday at 10:00 p. m. (1 hr.), with games centering on the Los Angeles Westerners, Brooklyn Red Devils and Philadelphia Panthers.

Film MONDAY, JULY 10—"Mystery Movies," KTSL, Channel 2, 8:30 p.m. (t0 concl.). New block of mystery features replacing

the New York wrestling matches.

TUESDAY, JULY 11— Travelogs, KTSL,

(Continued on Page 34)

9:30—Ch.i, Editor's Round Table.

Ch.11, Studio One, 'My Granny Van.'

9:45 —Cla.2, Manhattan Spotlight.

Ch.9, Sports Final. 10 —Ch.2, Backstage With

N.T.G. Ch.4, Late News. Ch.7, Chet. Theater, -Girl of My Dreams,' M. Carlisle.

19:06—Ch.4. Owl Movie Theater, •51idnIght.'

Ch.11. TV Newsreel. Ch.13, DicIt Fishell.

10:45—Ch.11. Turf Topics, B. Dyer.

Ch.13. Glancin' at Anion.

—Ch.2. Peter Potter. Ch.11., Wheeler-Rourke Show.

11

TUESDAY 4:30—C11.11. Classified

Colum,,. Movie Matinee.

5:15—Ch.i, Baseball Scores, News.

5:30—Ch.4, Howdy Doody. Ch.5, News, Music. ChM. Comedy Carnival.

3:35—Ch.2, Cartoon Carnival. 5:45 —Ch.e. The Kid From

Powder Riser Rauch. Ch.5. Police Cull. Ch.8, Did You Know? Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

5:55—Ch.5, Preview. 6—Cb.2. Cowboy Caravan.

'Bluzine Bell Russell.

Ch.4. Juinp-Jump. Cowboy '11w1lis.

('h.8. (radiar Ladies. Ch M. Bill Leyden.

Carle Tony. Ch.13, Hawthorne & Eeebert.

6:20 —Ch.I. Adventure Time. 6:55—Ch.4. Comedy Theater.

'Page Me,' B. Vernon 8:30.—CILS, Ch.*, Time for

Beany. Ch.13, Hawthorne and Egbert.

6:45 —Ch.4. Cyclone Malone. Ch.5, Handy Hints. Ch.. Space Patrol. Ch.8, Newsreel. Ch.13. We Have Tonne.

6:50-01.13. SPortshook• 7—Ch.i. Cavalcade of

Bands, A. Mooney. Ch.4, Leave It to the Girls.

Ch.5. Newsreil. Ch.7. Cowboys 'n' ¡nions. Res Bell.

Ch.B. 1.ittle Lariat Theater.

Ch.11, Woman's Voice, Ch.13, Grab Your Phone.

7:15 —Ch.5. Tricks 3: Treat.. 7:30—Ch.4, Musical Film.

Ch.5, Double Feature. 'Man uf Courage.' MacLane. L. Talbot, C'. Winters; "Me Yanks Are Coming,' M. Healy. J. Keller, Parkyakarkus.

Ch.8, People in News. Ch.9. Home Movie Theater.

Ch u. TV Newsreel.

Cli.13. Don titis. 1:40—Ch.4, Hello Again. 7:45—C11.4, Newe, Weather

Ch.8, Film Short. Ch.11. Glamour-Go-Round.

1B—Chi. Campus Christian Hour.

Chi, Western Flim, 'Whispering Skull,' T. Ritter.

Ch.8, Amateur Hour. Ch.!), Baseball: Angels se. Seals.

Ch.11, Aisle 3, Please, Ch.13, Double Feature Theater.

8:39 —C11.9, Travelog, Cul. McCormick.

Ch.7, Roller Derby. ini—Ch.2, Starlit Time.

Ch.4, Ch.8. Tex Williams Caravan,

Chai, Cum. 9:30—Ch.z. Plainclothesman,

Ch.4, Original Amateur Hour.

Carolyn Gilbert. ('h.8. Crusade in Europe.

9:45—Ch.1, Dr. M um. 10—Ch.s.9,T.BaG.ckstage With Ch.5. Teleforum. Ch.7, Mysteries of Chinatown.

Ch.o. Health Lecture. C11.11. TV Newsreel. Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:15—Ch.11, Rainier Revue. 1U.30--Ch.4, Late News.

Ch.:. Hal sawyer-Ch.9, Sports Final. Ch.11, Hollywood Park

—Ch.2, Peter Potter. Ch.11, Wheeler-Rourke Show.

Ch.13, C. Roberts, News.

11:10--Ch.13, BM Anson.

WEDNESDAY 4:30—Ch.11, Classified

Column, 5—Ch.11, Movie Matinee. 5:30—Ch.5, News, Music.

Ch.8, Comedy Carnival. 5:35—Chi, Cartoon Carnival. 5:45—Ch.2, The Kid From

Powder River Ranch. C11.4, News. C11.5, Police Call. C11.11. Did You Know? Ch.13, Remuera Rapers

6 —Cli.2. Cowboy C 'Water Reedier,' Do-rothy Page.

Ch.4. Jump-Jump. Ch.5. Cowboy Thrills. Ch.8. Leading 1.adies. Ch M, Bill Leyden.

6:11—Ch.4, Curie Tony tr ocre.

Chili. Hawthorne and Egghert.

8:20—Ch.1, Adventure Time. 8:25 —Ch.4, Comedy Theater. 8:30--Ch.5, Ch.8, Time for

Beau,. 8:45--ChA, Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5, Handy Hints. Ch.l. Space Patrol. Ch.8, Newsreel. Ch.13, We H ave 'Costae.

8:50—Ch.13. Sportsbook. 7—Ch.2, Buckskin Theater,

'Trigger Law.' Ch.4, Kukla, Fran 1t 011ie.

Ch.5, Newereel. Ch:, Hollywood Screen Test.

Cha, Sports Almanac. Ch M. Hume and Hobby Show.

Ch.13, Iii-Tal ant Battle.

7:15—Ch.5. Circle the ali ke. Ch.li, Film Short. (h.9. FIlm Short.

7:30—l'it.4. Showcase. C11.5. Man's Best Friend.

BUDGET PACK

MACARONI pr esents

"TELETEEN REPORTER" WJth Al Burtur

Wed. 7:30 p.m. KECA-TV Ch. 7

Cu,.;, 'Fete-Teen Reporter.

Ch.B. People in News. Ch.». Rose Room Review, Gene Baker.

Ch.11. Kris News. C4.13, Haynes Entertains.

7:45—Ch.4, News. Weather. Ch.8, Film Short. Ch.11, Three's Com-pany.

7:50—Ch.5. Roving Camera. 8 —('hi, Four-Star Fea-

ture, • 11 outage Alone.' Ch.4. College of Musical Knowledge.

C11.5. Latin trots,. Ch.l. In the Morgan Manor.

Chat, C11.11. Arthur Godfrey.

C11.9. Baseball: Angels vs. Seal•.

Ch. 13, Jim Hardy Film.

8:05—Ch.13, Travel 111m.

The Kid From Powder River Ranch 5:45 - 6:00 P. M. —Monday thru Friday

KTSL — Channel 2 Sprrnsured bg

Frig id-Dough, Ocorna Poultry, Chip Steak Co.

Ranch H à nds Cutlets, & Hart's Orange Juice

• 8:15--Ch.13, Bobby Short. 11:30—Ch.5. Hollywood

Career. Ch.1, Variety Boys Club Boling.

Ch.13, Film Playhouse. 9--Ch.t, Kraft Theater, , 'The Wind is Ninety.' N. Coleman, G. Reese,.

Ch.5. Feature Picture, Ch.11, Freddy Martin Baud uf Tomorrow.

905—Ch.8, Wrestling. S U—Chi, Joan Edwards

Show. 9:36—Ch.2, Hands of Destiny

Ch.7, Stage Two, with Burg Adlarn.

1 0 —Ch 2- Backstage With N'TG.

Ch.4, Dave Willock. Cliff Arouette.

Ch.1, Movietime. Ch.11. TV Newsreel. Ch.13, This Is Haw-thorne.

111:15—C11.5, City at Night. Ch.11. Rainier Revue.

10:30—Ch.4. Late News. Ch.9. Sports Final. Ch.11, Hollywood Park

11--ch.e, Peter Potter Party.

C11.11. Wheeler-Rourke Show.

Ch.13. Clete Roberts, News.

11:10—C11.13, tdancin' at Anson.

See and Hear "Lucille Norman

Sings" KTTV Channel 11 Thursday, 7:00 P.M. Brought to you by your

CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK

THURSDAY 4:30—Cli.II, t iassilied

5—Ch.1 I, Mu. le Matinee. 5:16—C4.4. Baseball Scores,

New'. 5:30—Ch.4, Howdy Doody.

Ch.5, News. Music. C11.8, Comedy carnival.

5:35—Ch.e. Cartoou Carnival. 5:45—Ch.2, The Kid From

Powder River Ranch. Ch.5, Pollee Call. Ch.8. Did Sou 'snow Ch.13, Kemper's Rapers

5:55—Ch.5, Preview. 6 —Ch.e, Cowboy Caravan,

'Millionaire Kid.' Ch.4, Jump-Jump. "C11.5, Cowboy Thrills. Ch.8, Leading Ladies. Chill, Bill Leyden.

11:15-1L'h.4, Uncle bony. Cli.13, Hawthorne and Eggbert.

8:20—Ch.7, Adventure Time. 6:25-01.4, Comedy Theater.

'Busy Buddies.' 11:30 —Ch.5, Ch.ti, Time for

Beau,. 6411-01.11. Koreau Corresp. D:45—Ch.4. Cyclone Malone.

Ch.5. Handy Hints. Ch.1, Space Patrol. Ch.8. Newsreel. ('h.11, Telequir. Ch.13, Vue Have Tonight

8:50—Ch.13, Sportsbook. 7—C11.1, Lee's Lair: Lee

Wood. Bill Snare, Matt Dennis.

Ch.4. Laurel .9 Hardy. 'Night Owls.'

Ch.5, Newsreel. Cl,.. The !Weeklies. Ch.8. Lour Ranger. Ch.11, Lucille Norman. Ch.13, Kay Mulvey's Open flouse.

7:15—Ch.5, Background

for Living. Ch M, Film.

7:25—Ch.4, Good Egg. Ch.9, Elim short.

7:30—Ch.2, Film. Ch.4, Prairie Song Parade, D. Walker.

Ch.5, Cafe Francaise. Ch.7, Lone Ranger. Ch.8. People in News. Ch.9, Feature by Feature.

- Ch.11, TV Newsreel. Ch.13, Fun.

7:45—Ch.2, It's a Neat Trick.

Cli.4. News. Weather. Ch.5. At the Mat. Ch.8, Film Featurette. Ch.11, Three's Company

1111 —C11.9. Queen for a Day. Cli.4, Pinky Lee Show. Cb.5, Holly wood Opportunity.

Stop the Music. Ch.8. Hoffman Hi-Time Ch.9, Baseball: Angels vs. Seals.

Ch.11, Stage 13, 'The Payoff."

Ch.13. Jim Hardy Film. 8:05—Ch.13, Spurts Reel. 8:15—C11.13, John Bruislin

and Ter m' Lea. 8:30—Ch.2, Name That Song.

Ch.4, Martin Kane, Private Eye.

Ch.5. Wrestling. Ch.7, Friends of the Family.

Ch.8. Holiday Hotel. Ch.11. Home Magazine. Ch.13, Busing,

9—ch.:, Morey Amsterdam Show.

Ch.4, Feature Film, 'I Accuse My Par-ents,' M. B. Hughes, R. Lowell.

Cli.7, Sagebrush Thea-ter.

Ch.B. Feature Film. Ch.11, Film.

9:30-424.2, Famous Jury Trials.

Ch.11, Man Against Crime.

1 0—Ch‘.7,T. B6ackstage With

Ch.7. Roller Derby. Ch.B. Stop the Music. Ch.11. TV Newsreel.

10:15—Cli.4, Late News. Ch.11, Rainier Riteue.

10:30—Ch.11, Hollywood Park Ch.13, Hawthorne.

10:45 —Ch.5, Greatest Fights. Peter Potter.

Ch.11, Wheeler-Rourke Show.

11:30—Ch.13, Clete Roberts. News.

11:441—Ch 13. Glancin• at Anson.

JULY 7, 1950 RADIO-TELEVISION LIFE

eludes "Thin Man" in the "Ozzie and

Who Says There's Harriet" time, Ted Malone's pheric "Cross Roads" and humorist atmos-

Walter Kiernan's new "Cliche Club."

Nothing New Under the Sun!

(Continued from Page s) mystery-type offerings, "The Big Guy" and "Cloak and Dagger," while on Tuesday evening the Erie Stan-ley Gardner thriller, "A Life in Your Hands," returns. "One Man's Fam-ily" becomes a five-a-weeker in the "Light-Up Time" spot. , "Live Like a Millionaire" is the network's big daytime special with Jack McCoy as its smiling emcee. CBS's summer lineup offers as

much variety. In the musical vein, there is "Presenting Guy Lombardo" In the Jack Benny time, "The Pause That Refreshes" with Percy Faith conducting a 45-piece orchestra at the Bergen-McCarthy hour, and "Star-light Operetta" replacing "Young Love."

Robert Q. for Harry L. CBS's comedy fare includes the

"Steve Allen Show" presenting that favorite funny man engaging in in-formal fun with the studio audience and show-business guests; comic Robert Q. Lewis replacing singer Bing Crosby; and the "It Pays to Be Ignorant" crew cavorting in Groucho Marx's Wednesday 6:00 p.m. time slot. The accent is on mystery with CBS's "Somebody Knows" and "Sa-tan's Waitiny while audience-partic-ipation giveaways get another shot in the arm with a Sunday feature titled "Hit the Jackpot." ABC's leading summer fare in.

TV Precasts (Continued from Paqe 33)

Channel 2, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Colonel McCormick's "Journey on Three Conti-nents" will be viewed.

WHAT'S PLAYING Drama

SATURDAY, JULY 8— Starlight Theater," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:30 p.m. (30 min.). "The Witch of Woonsapucket" stars Mary Malone and Conrad Janie.

WHO'S GUESTING Fariety

FRI D A Y, JULY 7—"Parade of Stars," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:45 p.m. (15 min.). Crooner Tony Martin headlines tonight's show.

FRI D A Y, JULY 7—"Celebrity Time," KTTV. Channel 11, 8:30 p.m. (30 min.). Ilona Massey and Paul Winch°II guest.

SATURDAY, JULY 8—"Show Goes On," KTTV, Channel 11, 7:00 p.m. (30 min.). Robert Q. Lewis hosts Eddie Dowling and Sid Kanzer.

SATURDAY, 4ULY 8—Ken Murray Show, KTTV, Channel 11, 8:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Lucille Ball and Deal Arnaz headline to-night's full hour of variety.

SUNDAY, JULY 9—"Super Circus," KECA-TV, Channel 9, 5:00 p.m. (1 hr.). Poodles Hanneford, greatest equestrian clown in circus circles, brings his troop in for a performance.

It all adds up to new adventures in listening for summer radio dial-ers, and perhaps new show ideas that will weather their way through many seasons to come.

Mysteries of Chinatown (Continued from Page 3)

Phillips, staff set decorator at KECA-TV, goes credit for the real-looking, tasteful arrangement of the load of expensive material that would have been wasted if it had not been used right.

Dr. Fu—Old and New For some months casting difficul-

ties plagued this ambitious television undertaking. Late in February Bill Eythe, well-known motion-picture and New York video actor, took over the role of "Police Lieutenant Har-grove." Viewers can go along with only so

many changes in cast on a video show. Radio's problems with cast switches are much more readily solved. Find another fellow with a similar voice, and who knows? Not so in television. So when eastern commitments

once more drew Bill Eythe away from the Chinese detective and the joint sleuthing the policeman and the curio-shop owner enjoyed week-ly, scripter Rik Vollaerts disposed of "Hargrove's" character completely and neatly. During Eythe's last night on the

series, a volley of slugs pouring out of a Chinatown alley caught "Lieu-tenant Hargrove." The following week "Police Lieutenant Cummings," played by Richard Crane, was as-signed to track down the killer of his policeman buddy. When commitments called Rich-

ard Crane out of the cast, producer Bob Finkel and writer Vollaerts played it cannily. "Lieutenant Cum-mings" is still contacted by phone, he simply can't be seen. He may — or may not—be back. Anyone familiar at all with the

name Marvin Miller knows of his multiplicity of duties both on the air and in pictures. Should commit-ments sooner or later call Marvin from in front of the video cameras and to picture location, to New York, or even to a local network radio stu-dio at a conflicting time, televiewers can be assured of a bang-up depar-ture. If Marvin goes permanently, so might the present "Dr. Yat," prob-ably by way of the bullets that cut down one of his American police colleagues. If Miller goes but for a few weeks, poison might induce in "Dr. Yat Fu" a serious illness—of a few weeks. It just doesn't pay to depart from

this show's cast.

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

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

C. Zornes, 2325 Golden Ave., Long Beach 6, Calif. The hint is: Using two large spools

placed over nails in the cleaning closet, makes a convenient rack for hanging electric cards. The spools have a surface large enough so that the wire in the cord is not bent as it might be when hung on a nail. Here is an easy way to prepare cher-

ries for that cherry pie. Use a new pen point with point end into the pen-holder and you will have a simple tool to remove the pits from cherries. Try it and see how easy it is. If you need more work space at the

sink and there is a utensil drawer next to the sink, pull it out far enough to hold a medium size tray on top. Line the tray with a tea towel, then you can drain glasses and silver on it. This also makes an extra space for other sink projects. Here is a use for an old lamp shade.

Use it as a frame around your sprawl-ing plants. They are neat and sturdy and frame your plant into a well shaped bush. For a pretty house plant, sprinkle

parsley seeds over a sponge, keep the sponge wet, and you will soon have a useful and pretty plant. To cut biscuits evenly, use the

divider from your ice tray. After mix-ing the dough, roll it out and press the divider into the dough. After bak-ing, biscuits are uniform size and easily broken at dividing lines. While eating half a grapefruit, cut

a small piece off the bottom to make it flat, it fits to the plate and will not slip around so easily. Now that it's beach time, try this

hint. Just transfer the sun-tan lotion from the original container to your window cleaning dispenser and spray the lotion on. This way it is easier to spread, and you don't waste any and if the bottle should tip over, there is none spilled.

SEVERAL ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS have appeared at the "Hollywood Star Playhouse" microphone. Jimmy

Stewart was its first star, in the role of a mailman who sus-pected a murder on his route. Stewart checks the script with director Johnstone. (CBS-Grant photo.)

RAY MILLAND STARRED IN A STORY called "Confession." Johnstone directs on the studio floor beside the actors.

At Milland's left is the program's narrator, Herbert Rawlinson, former famous Hollywood film idol. (Lee Green photo.)

Performers, Scripts and Production Of High Calibre Are Combined to Good Effect on "Hollywood Star Playhouse"

By Delle Hunter Monday. 9:00 p.m. CHS-KNX. HCBQ

/N THE small, audience-less, curtained confines of CBS's Studio One, director Jack Jo -instone doffed his head

_ phones and looked up from his script to answer our

queries ab ut "Hollywood Star Play-house." "Our intent," he declared, "is to

present quality stories of a suspense-ful mystery and adventure nature on a high level of presentation and per-formance." To that end, the credits on the

"Hollywood Star Playhouse" read im-pressively. In its first three consec-utive weeks, three Academy Award winners were heard on the series— James Stewart, Broderick Crawford and Ray Milland. Vehicles used have been original

radio Stories scripted by top-quality radio writers Milton Geiger, Robert Libbott and Frank Burt.

THE SHOW'S STARS are supported by radio's ablest thespians. Here, around conference table are Rawlin-son, Johnstcne, Broderick Crawford, Bill Conrad, Be7ty Lot; Gerson and Harry Bartell. (CBS-Grant photo.)

July 7, I 95C

Music is in the gifted hands of Jeff Alexander, veteran thespian Herbert Rawlinson is narrator, and the supporting casts comprise care-fully chosen, experienced Afra-ites.

Against Accepted Patterns Director Johnstone expressed him-

self further on the show's individual

approach to the crowded field of mystery-adventure drama. "We're trying to do things a little different-ly, making every attempt to avoid triteness. In a way this means tak-ing a chance, as it is going against accepted patterns to which the pub-lic is solidly conditioned. Neverthe-less, we attempt to eliminate the overdone touches of music emphasis, startled screams, exaggerated sound effects, stereotyped dialogue."

"Hollywood Star Playhouse" is pre-sented without a studio audience. Johnstone explained. "The creation of an illusion is all-important. The presence of an audience would de-stroy that illusion." Johnstone forgoes a director's cus-

tomary post in the control booth, pre-ferring to work on-stage in close con-tact with the performers and tech-nicians, having the show fed to him through head phones with the vol-ume upped to its highest peak. "I don't think a director gets as


ae, DIRECTOR WALLY RAMSAY, AGENCY EXECUTIVE JACK KERR and script-editor Audrey Sharpe confer with Dr. Holmes on the preparation of litera-

ture to be sent out to listeners. More than 75,000 pieces of mail have been sent out to date.

If You Think That Doing a Religious Program Is a Solemn Business, Take A Look-See Behind-Scenes on the ABC Sunday P.M. "Religious Science" Show

By Audrey Sharpe

Ale FAMOUS POET-ARTIST DON BLANDING, a long-standing friend of Dr. Holmes, was a recent guest of the program.

Among the doctor's circle of acquaintances slated for future guestings are Adela Rogers St. John, Peggy Lee and Dr. Gustaf Stromberg, noted astronomer.

Called Lite" Sunday. 5 :00 p.m. ABC-KE.CA,

1 F YOU wandered into studio "L" in the NBC-ABC studios at Sunset and Vine any Sunday afternoon from one o'clock on, you might think that a comedy show was in

rehearsal! Because the first sound you would likely hear would be a burst of laughter, with Ernest Holmes's jolly chuckle a little louder than all the rest. In fact, the whole atmosphere that pervades the re-hearsal session on "This Thing Called Life" is one of joyous good humor, often bordering on boisterous hilarity. If that shocks you just a bit, all

you need to do is take a look at Dr. Holmes's beaming face or talk to him on any subject for five minutes, and you'll realize that his philosophy of happy living and buoyant vitality is so contagious that you can't possibly stay near him and keep the corners of your mouth turned down. Who is Dr. Holmes? A writer? A

poet? A philosopher? A theologian? A teacher? An administrator? A metaphysician? A minister? A lec-turer? A counselor? The answer to all these questions is "yes." Twenty-six years ago Dr. Holmes founded the Institute of Religious Science, on the philosophy that an acceptable code of living for modern, thinking people must be the intellectual and spiritual point at which science and religion meet. Dr. Holmes's teachings parallel in the field of science the advances in psychosomatic medicine, psychiatry, and nuclear physics, and

Alp. ALWAYS EAGER FOR OTHERS' REACTIONS, Dr. Holmes talks over a future script with director Ramsay. With a

flair for expressing profound metaphysical ideas in %imple words and short sentences, the doctor often rewrites a talk three times. (Rothschild photos.)

HOW TO HARVEST YOUR MENTAL GARDEN (A condensation of a broadcast talk by Dr. Holmes)

We have come to realize that there is no difference between sowing ideas in the mind and sowing seed in the soil, for the same law works in both instances. We are surrounded by an infinite Mind which receives the impress of our thought and acts upon it, creatively.

This is the simple key to the whole situation. This is why Jesus said, "It is done unto you as you believe." We have overlooked this simple thought —it is done unto you —which means that there is a Power greater than we are in which we live, which, like a mirror, re-flects back to us those things we have pictured in our inward thought.

I like to think of this garden of the mind, this deep, rich spiritual soil which Life has given us to cultivate. I like to realize that nothing can rob us of this garden, for we have the privilege and the joy of cultivating it and watching it grow as faith takes form and gives back to us the harvest of our fondest hope.

So, as you look out over the fields you have planted and the soil you have cultivated so patiently, you have a right to expect a harvest. Nature will never let you down. This Thing Called Life is for you and not against you, and the Power greater than you are is ready, willing and waiting to supply your every need. All that the Garden of Life asks is that you believe in it, that you have faith in it.

If you have planted seeds of friendship, you should expect to be rewarded —and I don't mean in any uncertain sense, for if you have really planted seeds of friendship and cultivated your garden in a friendly manner, you have a right to harvest love and friendship. I want you to be certain that this doesn't remain merely a good symbol or a happy thought in your mind, or a sort of an idle dream. When you plant you are bound to reap, and the harvest you reap will be like the seeds you have planted.

If it doesn't seem to quite measure up to your expectancy, don't become discouraged or let doubt creep in. God's law never stops work-ing and the abundance of Life is forever at hand. Your planting and harvesting is not something that goes on during the season of one physical year. It is taking place in your mind every hour of the day and every day of the year and every year of your life. For It is always springtime in this garden, always planting time, and always harvest

in religion, the precepts underlying all faiths and doctrines.

While many of Dr. Holmes's radio talks are an elaboration of his favorite theme "it is only as you live positively and affirmatively that you can be happy," many of them deal with practical, everyday problems. Among his most popular discussions (as evidenced by mail response) were: "Psychosomatic Medicine and the Power of Prayer," "How to Help the Alcoholic Help Himself," "Beware the Contagious Disease of Anxiety" and "How to Conquer a Guilt Com-plex." Inspired by Dr. Einstein's an-nouncement of his new unified. field theory was a recent talk entitled "God and Dr. Einstein."

Not content to administer an in-stitute of philosophy and training school that has expanded from the original building on West Sixth Street In Los Angeles to forty-one chapters and member-groups in eighteen states and several foreign countries, Dr. Holmes writes a book a year, edits a magazine, and contributes a con-stant stream of articles to numerous publications. His busy calendar is filled with lectures, classes, church services, weddings, funerals, board and com mittee meetings, plus dinners, luncheons and social engage-ments. A Bible authority, a profound scholar in the field of philosophy, Dr. Holmes consumes books with the rapidity of a publisher's reader, keeps

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abreast of all leading developments and advances in every field of medi-cine, science, psychology and natural history, reads biographies and an occasional novel for relaxation, and likes to write poetry in bed. No newcomer to radio (he was

heard on KFWB, KFAC, and KMPC for more than fifteen years), "This Thing Called Life" is Dr. Holmes's first venture into network broadcast-ing, and he frankly admits he loves it. A spellbinding speaker who is in his glory talking extemporaneously before a live audience, he works from a script with all the calm poise and easy assurance of any veteran radio performer. He amazed the producers of the program by turning out twenty talks in advance (he writes his own material), a feat virtually unheard of before in radio. A perfect master of diction, Dr. Holmes rarely fluffs a line, but has to be watched for a New Englandish tendency to put "r's" on such words as "idea" and "petu-nia." Taking a cue from the network


TO HANDLE THE MAIL ON "This Thing Called Life," three girls work five and often six days a week. The regular mailing list has more than 5000 names on it. Since the program's origination, more than 40,000 letters have been received from listeners.

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i& ANNOUNCER BILL DAVIDSON discusses dialogue with the doc-

tor. One of the unusual approaches of the show is that announcements are de-liberately kept uncommercial and under-scored with organ accompaniment.

DR. HOLMES, vocalist William Olvis and organist Irma Glen

check a new hymn during rehearsal. A fine musician and composer, Miss Glen has scored over a dozen songs for the program, most of them poems by Dr. Holmes.

T WENTY YEARS OF RADIO, stage, screen and newspaper work carried "Mike" into every corner of the United States, and in each place he poked about the kitchens and market stalls learning of the local specialties.

Monday-7;alurday, 12 Noon KLAC-TV, Channel 13

Dv/ICH AEL R OY says, "Mine is just another of those stories about a hobby that became a vocation. You've

probably read hundreds of them. The hamster industry. Or a man spends his spare hours polishing stones and then suddenly the polished stones bring more income than his regular job." If you tune to KLAC-TV's Lucky

Channel 13 between the hours of twelve and one any day except Sun-day, you can see Michael applying his hobby to his everyday work and enjoying each minute of it. Twenty years in radio, newspapers,

stage and movies led the affable 260-pounder 'through every state in the Union. And in each one he followed the hobby that led him in and out of kitchens, classes and demonstrations with a happy stomach and a mind chock-full of new ideas. During his hours off from working in the other mediums that allowed him to eat, Mike indulged in his hobby —cook-ing. The result is one fine cook. Now, with his own show devoted

to cookery and planning, Roy doesn't insist on injecting only his own ideas into the day's fare. He blends the other with deep concentration to get other good cooks to guest on his show and share their ideas with the tele-vision audience.

Cookery Calendar

Each day of the week is set aside for a different purpose. Monday is "Bride's Day," when Roy teaches ele-mental bridal cookery to newlyweds. The girls (most of whom, Roy says, received at least three pressure cook-ers apiece as wedding gifts, and are afraid to death to use them!) are represented by Fran Harris, a bride

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BOB BANKS, C H E F D E LU X E

Michael Roy and visitor Mrs. Grice whip up a tasty which the television

audience will only see, and which the trio above will eat. The kitchen setting is at KLAC-TV, where Michael Roy six days a week guides novices and veter-ans alike in cookery. (Howard Zieff photos.)

culinary triumphs without the oc-casion emerging as a show. But Roy's long experience as a radio emcee plus his genuine friendliness imme-diately reduce the "Kitchen" to a jolly place where people have fun while they show what can be done in pots and pans. The guests are kept too busy to be concerned with themselves and "how they look." Consequently, viewers find a relaxed, easy atmosphere that's fun to watch.

Dress It U p!

Michael Roy feels too that a good measure of the success of the pro-gram is due to the fact that most of the menus are built for an economy budget. Herbs, wines and spices combine to make even the lowly hot dog a lovely culinary tidbit. That the exotic can be achieved with economy is Roy's battle-cry, and he is proving it daily in a most enter-taining, informative hour. We asked Michael for one of his

favorite recipes to pass along. He thought his pot roast might fill the bill:

A four-pound pot roast 1 cup flour One-half cup water OR One-quarter cup water co mbined with one-quarter cup red, dry wine

One teaspoon BV Meat Stock —OR One bouillon cube 2 tablespoons drippings or fat 1 large onion, chopped Six whole pepper corns One bay leaf One-half tea.:poon thyme One teaspoon Worcestershire

Michael Roy Spent Years of Hard Work on Both The Stage and Screen—Yet It Was His Hobby That Led the Jolly, Rotund Gentleman Into Our Newest Entertainment Medium—Television

herself, who asks the usual cookery cpestions confronting any bride. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday

find visiting housewives preparing tl-eir favorite dishes under Roy's friendly and informal hand. Friday is canning and deep-freeze

diy, in season, with famous chefs a 1:)earing as guests... and Saturday is. the day for men only, when famous West Coast amateurs take over with their favorite dishes. All the good cooks in the world

could gather on a stage and prepare

Dredge roast in flour and brown in dutch oven in drippings or fat, add-ing onion. Add liquids and spices and simmer on top of the stove for about three and a half hours, or un-til tender. Potatoes, carrots and boiling onions may be added during the last hour for an all-in-one-dish meal.

If a pressure cooker is used, follow the same procedure at fifteen pounds pressure for forty-five minutes, add-ing vegetables the last fifteen min-utes.

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"This Thing Called Life" (Continued from Page 37)

progra ms aired by the various churches and religious faiths, Dr. Holmes wisely decided that an in-spirational program such as his had to have wide listener interest. While nothing is allowed to detract from Dr. Holmes's message, each half-hout broadcast of "This Thing Called

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true a picture of the show's balance listening to it through the cushioned sound system in a control booth." Johnstone's radio experience dates

back to 1931 when he worked in the radio department of the N. W. Ayer advertising agency. This post led to active radio directorial assignments. His first program assignment, an airshow based on the comic strip "Buck Rogers in the Twenty-fifth Century," led to his nationally re-puted work as director of two dra-matic shows with supernatural prem-ises, "Dark Destiny" and "Who Knows?" In succeeding years, listeners have

sampled his directorial talents on such top-flight programs as "Front-Page News," "Star for a Night," "Crime Doctor," "Orson Welles's Al-manac," "Superman" and "Holly-wood Star Time," and prior to his current assignment, he threw the cues on Herbert Marshall's "Man Called X" and the "Family Hour of Stars."

Unusual Background

Before radio, Johnstone followed in his father's career footsteps and re-sultantly is solidly versed in the sub-ject of psychology. His father was director of the State Training School for the Feeble Minded at Vineland, N. J., and in 1929 Jack was made second in command of the state in-stitution, where he developed an in-terest in psychology which has never waned. He spent many months studying broken minds and after-ward worked with unfortunate chil-dren, gaining a deep insight into human values and misfortunes. The accumulated experience from

this period shows in the perceptive quality of his direction, and on pre-vious occasions has stood him in good stead as an actor. An active thespian during his

school years, director Johnstone still carries an Afra card, and, working on-stage as he does, he is able to step in at a mike and read lines for any missing actor. On one occasion during his "Crime Doctor" director-ship, its star missed the program en-tirely and Jack played his part for the full half hour!

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Life" is skillfully interwoven with solos and organ music. As an indica-tion of the success the program is enjoying, the mail response at the end of the first 26-week cycle was more than double what the producers had hoped for, this despite the fact the program competed with a top-rated comedy show and a popular whodunit on other networks. While "This Thing Called Life" is

technically a "commercial" program, the only commercial feature is an announcement of literature and study aids which listeners may obtain free of charge. Reprints of Dr. Holmes's talks are sent out each week upon request. Other giveaways have in-cluded a series of spiritual treat ments (prayers), a phonograph record of a Meditation by Dr. Holmes, a Mental Garden Guide and sample copies of the Science of Mind Maga-zine.

At the present time, "This Thing Called Life" is heard every Sunday at 4:00 p.m. over eight ABC California stations, with imminent plans to expand to the whole Pacific Coast. Dr. Holmes is convinced the program

will be aired coast-to-coast within a year, and is eying television with considerable interest.

To his associates on the radio pro-gram, all of whom adore working with him, Dr. Holmes's most endear• ing characteristics are his enthusias-tic interest in people, his lovableness, and his irrepressible sense of fun. Laughingly admitting that like the Peabody Sisters he likes to mind everybody's business, he is constantly opening the door of opportunity to talented youngsters, and because he thinks everyone should be happily married, he is not above a little con-trived match-making. Dr. Holmes's sense of humor is

well illustrated by an amusing inci• dent that occurred during the re-hearsal of the Easter Sunday broad. cast. Wishing to bring Dr. Holmes's inspiring message to a dramatic climax before the organ and vocalist swung into an exultant anthem, the director asked the good doctor to "ham It up a little." Dr. Holmes de-lightedly agreed. "What could be more appropriate for Easter," he chuckled, "than a little ham!"

- el. PROFESSOR KAY KYSER GIVES A WELL-DESERVED PAT ON THE BACK to his Dean of Music, Carl Hoff. An orchestra leader for many years, Hoff con-

ducts and arranges all the musical numbers for NBC's "College of Musical Knowl-edge," beamed over Channel 4, Wednesday, 8:00 p.m.

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DON LEE TELEVISIONS BID for romance and sex appeal are

Steve Dunne and Linda Williams, a duo spotted about KTSL shows wherever youthful comedy is needed

SEEN

AS ALWAYS, "UNCLE CHARLIE" AND DAVE HAVE REACHED • impasse. The Dave Willock-Cliff Arquette comedy series is seen Moncia., nights at

8:00 on KNBH's Channel 4, with Dave (left) playing wearied, amazed straight man to "Uncle Charlie's" foibles and mistakes. (NBC-Ball photo.)

411.- BUDDY PEPPER, LON McALLISTER AND JOHN HEDLOE (left to right) fever-ishly enact a charade on KTLA's Sundary right indications show, "Movie-

town, RSVP," while host and moderator Dick Lane, in the background, wipes his brow.

ilk ARTHUR GODFREY, who has been credited with reviving the ukulele industry, plays and gives in-structions on his favorite instrument, and faces the cameras for "Talent Scouts" each Wednesday night at 800 on KTTV, Channel 11, and on San Diego's KFMB-TV.

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