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NATIONAL RADIO CLUB DX NEWS R. GO IF. WA ERNEST OPER, 438 E. St., Brooklyn, 26, N.Y. Editor HAROLD GNER, R.D. 1 h Girard,Erie County,Pa. PublPsher Iolu~e-lZ = Num_ber-6- - - - - - - - - - - - , QcioBez 3% 1949- Renewals a r e i n from Hank Holbrook, A1 Bartholomew, and Al Bruae, Thanks to all, and good DX to eaah of you. D X- -C-A-L-EENND-A-RR - - Date Location Ex~lanatioq E.S.T. Oct. 26 K T T S 1400 Springfield, Missouri 250 NNR 0 - 2:30 a.m. IW York Missou r, Idaho 29 waterhwn, Ne 250 NRC 0 - 2:16 29 Independence, 250 t86 0 - 4830 No*. 1 Coeur d'Alens 250 NRC 0 - 5:OO 1 u r a. a ybu Calgary, Alberoa a,OOO NNRu 3i~O-3:30 V L C 1050 L i t t l e Rock, Arkansas 1,600 tee t 2t25-3:GO 6 W*F*E*C 1220 Mfmi, Florida 250 TEST 3 : 3 0 - 4:OO 6 W*N*AW 860 North Adams, MassachusettB 250 TE S T 4:00 - 4:30 1- S U E 1240 Suaanville, California 250 N Z D X R L 3130 - 3:45 13 W*ItH*L 730 b o n d , Louisiana 250 T E S T 3:30 - 4:00 13 K 0 K X 1310 Keokuk, Iowa 250 t e s t 3:00 - 4:OO 15 W*F*A*X 3220 Falls Cbch, Virginia 250 T E S T 4:00 - 5:30 (also sane time, Dec. 15, Jm. 15, & Feb. 15) 28 W*G*B*I 910 Scranton. Pennsylvania 1,000 N R C 4:00 - 4:30 28 W*Q*A*N 910 Scranton, Pennsylvania 1,000 N R C 4:30 - 5200 Dec. 1 KCOM 620 SiowCity, Iowa 1,000 N N R C 1800 - 3:00 Those marked WNNRCW and ntest" are re-printed from the NNILCfB October 17 issue, Those with asterisks count in the N.R.C. DX Contest. San An A. R&l@-S~N~E-Ln_S~ AS tonio, T&. fr. 1240 1390 :.K : Turlock, California Mayaguez, P. R. from 1340 1400 '61$44j$&;s... Norman, Oklahome -@%l&88iE' Norwalk, now unltd. (1350) 1490 K E L S Kelso, Washington CZ&-cE_S-IN ST&TLOE ~ATA-i-~-S~AT-IQNS 1240 saint cloud. Miqnesota 250 U-1- Granite City Broadcasting Companr - - -v C9L4SS 1300 W G R A Cairo, GEORGIA 000 D- 1400 K A L A Sitka, Alaska 256 U-1 1360 W E L R Roanoke, Alabarr ,000 D W R E C Jacksonville, Fla 250 U-1 . 1370 W P R C Lincoln, I i 500 D 1450 K C L X Colfax, Waehington250 U-1 1390 W G R Y Gary, Indiana Nute: "Broadcasting" lists WELR now as 930 kilocycles, 250 d ~ a , and 100 watts nights; and WGRY aa 1080 kc/s., 1,000 watts, daytime ????????? C& cH@ICEs 1230 K L I C Monroe, Louisiana, fTom RUT1 ' "'" W Z 0 B Fort Pqne, Alabame fr,WH4( C Tallahassee, Flaridi WTN? 8 . - . . 1320 1 Lewiston-Auburn, MBir ason : "ralmre to pr0aecute.n * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *-L&32 [email protected]~~R-T~-CQ~STL * * * * * * * * * * * * * Yes, for entries and fees must be i n to Contest Manager Ray B. Edge by Naveanber 1. Re- member, the more who enter the contest, the better it will be, and the more fun, too. As we said last week, you don't have to be a veteran or super-DXer to haw a chance to win. In fact, the reverse is t M e , f o r new DXers have more stations at which to shoot. Now - the first standings will be published in the issue of November 5, 1949 - two wee1 hence, so come on, gang - get into either the foreign or domeetio contest, or better still, both contests. The domestic include# ONLY CONTINENT& UNITED STATES AND CANADA- which means that Alaska and Puerto Rim are in the FOREIGN contest. It sounds l i k e a glsat contest, boys, so why not participate? Can you land a few good a ' s , SAts or TPI nr mawha verifv swrv sute WICE i n t h e €-month ~eriod? W& not have a try? Thank you'

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NATIONAL RADIO CLUB DX NEWS

R. G O IF. WA

ERNEST OPER, 438 E. St. , Brooklyn, 26, N.Y. Edi tor HAROLD GNER, R.D. 1 h Girard,Erie County,Pa. PublPsher

Io lu~e - lZ = Num_ber-6- - - - - - - - - - - - , QcioBez 3% 1949- Renewals a re i n from Hank Holbrook, A 1 Bartholomew, and Al Bruae,

Thanks to all, and good DX to eaah of you. D X- -C-A-L-EENND-A-RR - -

D a t e Location Ex~lana t ioq E.S.T. Oct. 26 K T T S 1400 Springfield, Missouri 250 N N R 0 - 2:30 a.m.

IW York Missou

r , Idaho

29 waterhwn, Ne 250 N R C 0 - 2:16 29 Independence, 250 t 8 6 0 - 4830

No*. 1 Coeur d'Alens 250 N R C 0 - 5:OO 1 u r a. a ybu Calgary, Alberoa a,OOO N N R u 3 i ~ O - 3 : 3 0

V L C 1050 L i t t l e Rock, Arkansas 1,600 t e e t 2t25-3:GO 6 W*F*E*C 1220 Mfmi, Florida 250 T E S T 3:30- 4:OO 6 W*N*AW 860 North Adams, MassachusettB 250 T E S T 4:00 - 4:30

1- S U E 1240 Suaanville, California 250 N Z D X R L 3130 - 3:45 13 W*ItH*L 730 b o n d , Louisiana 250 T E S T 3:30 - 4:00 13 K 0 K X 1310 Keokuk, Iowa 250 t e s t 3:00 - 4:OO 15 W*F*A*X 3220 Fa l l s C b c h , Virginia 250 T E S T 4:00 - 5:30

(also sane time, Dec. 15, Jm. 15, & Feb. 15) 28 W*G*B*I 910 Scranton. Pennsylvania 1,000 N R C 4:00 - 4:30 28 W*Q*A*N 910 Scranton, Pennsylvania 1,000 N R C 4:30 - 5200

Dec. 1 K C O M 620 S i o w C i t y , Iowa 1,000 N N R C 1800 - 3:00 Those marked WNNRCW and ntest" a r e re-printed from the NNILCfB October 17 issue, Those with as te r i sks count i n the N.R.C. DX Contest.

San An A.

R&l@-S~N~E-Ln_S~ AS tonio, T&. f r . 1240 1390 :.K : Turlock, California

Mayaguez, P. R. from 1340 1400 '61$44j$&;s... Norman, Oklahome -@%l&88iE' Norwalk, now unltd. (1350) 1490 K E L S Kelso, Washington

CZ&-cE_S-IN ST&TLOE ~ATA-i-~-S~AT-IQNS 1240 sa in t cloud. Miqnesota 250 U-1- Granite City Broadcasting Companr - -

-v C9L4SS 1300 W G R A Cairo, GEORGIA 000 D- 1400 K A L A Sitka, Alaska 256 U-1 1360 W E L R Roanoke, Alabarr ,000 D W R E C Jacksonville, F la 250 U-1 . 1370 W P R C Lincoln, I i 500 D 1450 K C L X Colfax, Waehington250 U-1 1390 W G R Y Gary, Indiana Nute: "Broadcasting" l i s t s WELR now as 930 kilocycles, 250 d ~ a , and 100 watts nights; and WGRY aa 1080 kc/s., 1,000 watts, daytime ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

C& cH@ICEs 1230 K L I C Monroe, Louisiana, fTom RUT1 ' "'" W Z 0 B Fort Pqne, Alabame fr,WH4(

C Tallahassee, Flaridi W T N ?

8.- . . 1320 1 Lewiston-Auburn, MBir ason : " r a l m r e to pr0aecute.n * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *-L&32 ~ H @ . E - T Q ~ ~ R - T ~ - C Q ~ S T L * * * * * * * * * * * * * Yes, f o r en t r i e s and fees must be i n to Contest Manager Ray B. Edge by Naveanber 1. Re- member, the more who enter the contest, the be t te r i t w i l l be, and the more fun, too. As we sa id last week, you don't have to be a veteran o r super-DXer to haw a chance to win. In fac t , the reverse i s tMe, f o r new DXers have more stations at which to shoot. Now - the f i r s t standings w i l l be published i n the issue of November 5, 1949 - two wee1 hence, so come on, gang - get into ei ther the foreign o r domeetio contest, o r bet ter s t i l l , both contests. The domestic include# ONLY CONTINENT& UNITED STATES AND CANADA- which means that Alaska and Puerto Rim a r e i n the FOREIGN contest. I t sounds l i ke a glsat contest, boys, so why not participate? Can you land a few good a ' s , SAts or TPI n r mawha verifv swrv s u t e WICE i n t he €-month ~ e r i o d ? W& not have a try? Thank you'

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I1 Page 2. "DX NEPPS" 10/22/49

WRITE UPS OF COMING ATTRACT IONS ':;lATN Watert own,New York Another s w e l l WATN FC dedica ted t o a l l

Oct -29, 2-2; 15 AM EST DXers . U t s l i s t e n i n and send Harry ,..- a r e p o r t B

KVNI Coeur a ' , Alene Idaho. Again KVNI w i l l be on the a i r With a Nov.1,1949 ' 3' t a' 5 A l EST Special Anniverswy .Prdgram Prom 2-, B.V.llerPiman ,Prog'. ?.tan, 5 AM EST w 5 t h t.he DX Prom 3-5 EST .

Program arranged t h r u Clarence Must oe . . . . . . . .

. . . . . . . . of t h e NNRC and NR.C:+ I - . . i d . .

WFEC M i a m i ,F lor ida Radio S t a t ion WFEC :is going t o run Nov. 6,1949 3:30-4:00 AEFEST an Equipnent .Test on Nov.5th from Johm, A. Asendorf:,C:hief Engineer 3 : j O t o 4 :00 AM EST ,,,;.A11 c o r r e c t

. , .... . . .. , r e p o r t s w . i l l be prBmt:ly:'verif i ed . . , . . . . . . . . . . . , :? Information f rom , Len+Kruse. . . . - . . . . . < " . . . . . . . . . .

KNAW- ;- por th i d & @ ,.$ad.eachits$f t~ .-WE1 %re Eppy-' t i - i n f b r r n - ~ o ~ t - t h a t - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ov.6.,,1949..: 4:60 $0; 4:30 EST w i l l be conduct in@: a S p e c i a l T e s t G.F.: OIGrady-Chief Engineer Progrzm f o r Nov.6t.h aria will' be

. . . . . : . looking forward t b r e p o r t s . of .recep- . . t ion ' f rom your 'DX Nembers .A new

s t a t ion boys ,and kie wants r e p o r t s , . . Information from Len Kruee. . ~ .

. KSVE Susanv i l l e ,Ca l i fo rn i a A DX program dedicated to.tl-ie New

Nov. 12,1949 3:30-3:45 AM EST Zealand Radio DX League but a s t a t ion William B. EiIurphy-Manager that . .most of you coula' use i n your

LO~.WEDC' w i ' l l be on but l e t s t r y . . . . . . ,

WIHL Hammond , L o u i s i a n a . ~ ~ u b t e I t e !'ill be happy t o arrange Nov.13,1949 3:30-4 AM EST a. t e s t Program on Sunday Nov.13th F.E. Curne t t ,Gen. Zanager . We a r e anxious t,o hear ' t h e r e s u l t s .

end Quote. FelYows-like most Day- t imer s WIHL d id very l i t t l e night t e s t i n g s o l e t s g o r a ' f t e r h2m.Info . '

from' Len' Kruse. . . . . .~ --------------------------------,------------,---------d--.aL--*----

In t roduc ing t h e hard work.ing members o f . the N C CPC S t a f f f o r 49-50 . Robert .Gorsucli -Cedar.. ~ a ~ i d s ,Iwa L e o Heri ' Chi.c&go,I$~&>nais . . ::-~

. George. Hatton Milwaukee ,W isc.. Len Kruse Dubuque.,Iowa . ;A ' l Maley:; 3 Highland. P a l l s ,N.Y. Ernes t Coo@ei . ~ r o o k l $ n : , ~ . ~ . . . . . . . . : :

i. . . . . . . . . : . . . . . . . :I , . : Elden .,@.. Addy Marcus ,Iowa .. - . . . . . . . . . r : ..' ' ' . . ...................................................................... .

. . . > . . . ,.,! . . . . . . " ~ r 0ui ybur CPC Chairtdan" Your CPC.Sta+ff ' i s p ianding s.ome .nice DX T e s t s and ~'io!j$&&' f 6 F t h i s ' '

Season s o p lease support them by l i s t e n i n g i n and send r e p o r t s of r ecep t ion t o these S p e c i a l s . We arg endeavoring t o have. t h e ma jo r i ty of t h e s e on weekends and on. c l e a r channels. S0me.are pl&&led on Mon- days on 1400 a n d 1450Kcwhen. these channels a r 5 , c l e a r e d o f the a l l " n i t e r s and should have c l e a r s a i l i n g except for . a fey F C t s . ' I f you a r e wondering why s o m e a r e l i-sted- ahead (no te abpve ) it is fror f:di.w,.'benef it of our down under members . i n A u s t r a l i a and. New Zealan&,'qhep:wise ' '

t h e y wont r e c e i v e it f n t ime ..!lost s t a t ions g e t a ' l o t . . . . . . . . . . . . OK .pleag?ure put of r e c e i v i n g r e p o r t s from. down'under. . . . . ., ,. . . . ,- . ? . .,. --- --- -..- . , . . ' . ' ' --- . . . . . . . . .:. , .

. . '&$el. . ~ o ~ e ' . . . .:.>::

' ~ o v . 2 8 t h %GBI-910 ,Kc .*rant on ,Petina. 4 :00-4 :TO EST ..R;~,ESlcDo,weLl-tan. - nrnir9Flt.h WQAN-910 KC .Scranton,Penna. 4:jO-5. $ST: Robe.rf..Flanagan., pro..

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October 22. 1949

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Page 8 . . . :.. ~~ . , , . . . ' - ~ s & ~ g s - o f &e-Mgm$eys- . *. ., ,,. :: .. :; 3immShu~e---2P4~ zustic-R@ ; .gagtan-& Q.:, The ' n e k ~ ~ 'si~e'dn '?in& me w i t h no receiver. Great.' huh? ' I have. been ribuil&inn nor - - r e c e i v i i g ' e q u i ~ r i f l & d I h a v e about three tubes to;wire in.bafore I 1 i l ' b e indbueinees, . ,

I ha.ve &one no DXing: the past summer, except on t h e TV bands (TVris. good, .but old- fa-,ua+a radio is bet ter ; ) To Joe Becker:' I had a l o t o f trouble. with. FINO, too.

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Agd , J i m in , the m e - . t o m wi th them., !.&. + e r i e . i @ signed by Paul Brad*, C.E. WCPO ..' .,'.~e?i'eei@ed by Gleii P;.:,De;vis;. C,.E., but that Caw i n 1942. ' : WDSU ,$red Wlrber, apd .+tg 3uliivan. I ho$& .the -names help, . you.; . @ verie t o t a l :f s ,on%. 219, but it: W l l be a l o t higher at t% ..sad of .t¶ia..aeason, I hope. Congpets .on.the :NRC f re4uencs: cb0k l i s t - i t l a tops;. I:h;id:aampiled my . o+ . l i s t fromflDX Down the D i q n ' b u t the hswcheck l i s t has a l lof -&$r ie l and:more, tao. . (Thanks f o r the kind words, ~im; &d oire!ll be looking f o r mare reports:from out your way! -Ed',,)

. " ' --. S i d . - R g ~ & h ~ a ~ ~ - ~ 8 Q 6 - M g @ ~ - St~egt---YJ&gl&~,~Wgs&: lil&n&a- Despite t,& Siirm Indian Sumel, was lucky enough to tune i n a few new wa 'wh ich a re underlined; . On Oct.: X,:.Wd(LA' WKIN on f / c as liated. WKID st twlliglx$. Oct. 4, XNEB, f /c , WSFT. :ti&;' .both as ;.Eisted. KREL WAC KLUF &LL. an hu~r'i&e:'mergency. On Oct. 5, BTVB,.$XAL'-.WDJ WZGM o n f / c as listed. WABI, El'. KIOA oh all morning a i t h Buyer9 Mail . O r d e ~ ' G U ~ program, KOSE-WFHG WSON all on fT. Picked us. l a s t three on 860 wi th- out moving d i a l within a 45 minute period. On Oc:. 6,- KOA s/off with prayer at 2:00, WPLI on.f/c, 2120-2:45 - TT, WBAW on with what, t.hey annourced as a program test. WJOI, f / c j;00-3~15, WWW,.f/o,4:15-4:30. Oct. 7, KBOW; f / c , WVOF,.ET; s t a t i c h e a v e We had ' i display of Northern Lights i n early evening. Oct. 8 - . KTm, f/o, KVOE Rep la r , with NewpcrGAneheim H. S. Football gme, a d KONO over IN. On Oct. 9, KCLA regular, WCUM, sfoff at 3:00' to s /on at 7:44 - WATO s/off a t 3:OO and WNa with all-night show. On Oct. 10, KOFO on ET t c s/on a t 7:30. I(FN on special .f./o, WEMA DPW and XAmT'all

, on f j c . , Veries in are: KKIN EVEM KCHS RBgW and ICNE79, al l le t te rs . Two unaolicit$ed veries, W & IGNC - theee two take t h e i r place a s two of the nicest l e t t e r 6 I have ever received. I smrending the.RMAN l e t t e r ' f o r "DXNews." The VJGNC l e t t e r 18 along the same line. The: le t ter speaks fo r i tsaaf. That's a l l f o r t h i s time. 'The last is- 9 of nDX Ne%sa i s another "t.m s t r iken . Gave the f i r s t . portion of f / o list a try t h i s morriibg (013% -10) .and found i t very accurate. ( ~ h m k s f o r your kina word's,; too, Sid, and th i s report k r i v e d Thwsday morning so couldn't get i n l a s t we'&kts issue, psobably due t o the f a c t that Oct. 12, Columbus Dag, was a half-holiday i n the P.0.-Ed.)

, . . . C=1l1Sgt_h = Er&e+ g e t j n ~ ~ v ~ n ~ a - . ' It wai s grand conventisn . ' I t rus t a l l p r e s ~ t are ncw convinced those were r ea l

shoulders imder ppl coat - I wouldn't dream of padding them - the only are@ I have of 'convent ions i s the-par t ing - seems. l i ke A 1 Barhbolomew said good-Me before we had a &o&n words - of course, Sullivan took up fhe slack. This photographing ehould be out- lawed - sverybody s i t s up a l l . night & a s soon as the l i g h t gets etmng enough, -out corca the. cmmelha. Would heve l ike a shot a t what our quartet saw through the back window 4

: a.~. Monday a f t e r a br ief s t r o l J - Edge with the phones atop hie noble brow surrounded ky the Falthfiil - Sta t i c S-9, but pencils poised & -st'rain&ng f o r that batch - real ly DX. ,:Oct. 11 - Great fun meetingDan Meyer.. the Vitali ty Kid - Homer Sink with fiis trunk- ful.,of diagram8 -Glwror-man Ed Wyman - Weilwuller Ialtjridge - The. Domesticated Carberm Rokfsahn, P e i l e t i l r with the i r eye-f i l l i n g wives - consider ~ a l ~ h i e ' <presentation of h i s kid& who were l i t t l e honeys.- a high spbt. Sor3ly miesed.doe Becker & ppl boy Ksnny &a. Concbming the Ed@ hospitali ty, i t ' s jus t l ike coming home, & our conventions, f r i e n h , I ~ ' n o m a l l y a eour character but a t these shin-digs my sides aatually ache from l a ~ ~ t 0 r ' - if you've never.attended one, please do so -.you111 know what fractureg me when you me%* Dick Cooper,. the gi t t&ning Xewpie, abetted by one-songSullivan with an ' d l - ~ t a r 'cast: i n support - Sold ,w SX-62 to an innocent .beer cuatomer who voluntar ik

. ' .added #25 to' ~ asking price. Set was worhh it. & thanx ta the boys who spread: the word. . ,.Be13 ... DX on Super-pro stupendour 2 weeks.back on bare wire running out window & hugging

s i d e o f hou+se, 31 off ground to a drainpipe, around that & back to perch, t o t a l distanm

. .. . $01 -ending i n pmbled mess on porch.' CBK .S-8, 9:30pm. 'On various convent io*1 antennas, nevet. hid euah suge. Think I ' l l u8e.it f o r contest --Pat, Pending - w i l l market a s Setbfn Scrambled Sky-Wire. I expect to s i n ~.A,'.secbion - on paper, i t doesn' t look l ike you guys have a chance SO save ur money & enter next yeas. .Read- very good poem i n t h i s issue:

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h g e 4 5-xX -N-E-.-s!! October &, 1949 -Mss&ngs-of & h ~ gem_b@S-

-Ma g&.-Fge& 'A. &dersgn---Q&rg. s5Q4=DDI&~-S&. I Ft, Lewis, Wag% Jus t a few lines, as you have probably noticed, my address is again changed. DX very good here, though haven't had much time f o r i t? ,I,now have a 40' doublet up beween two ,pine t r & B and is about 60' above ground, ,Recent veries i n &om: KXLE , 1240, El- Bensburg, Wash., the i r sffoff i s at 3:05 a.m. E.S.T. Let ter signed by JJ, S. Remingwag, C.E. WRVA, 1140, Richmond, Va., at 3:38 E.S.T. 8/28, l e t t e r signed by Walter Bishop. gELA, 1470, Centralia, Wash., a t 9 p.m. EST 913, card signed by Lloyd C. H s w h . KJAY 1440, Topeka, Kans. logged July 11, veri by Stanton Briggs, who s t a t e s that they have ceased all-night o s a r e from 7:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m., E.S.T. Has very neat l e t t e r - deen, Wash., a t 10 prm. 913. C.E. Richard R. $Polley s t a t e s them M.urs to 2:00 EST with f / c F i r s t Thureclay, 4:OO-4:15 EST - uses tone and Point R'eyes, Cal. KOY, Phoe- nix, Ariz., 550, a t 1:00 a,m.9/3 - l e t t e r & Ekko Starnp,signed by Clifford R Miller, Ki?BK, 1530, Sacrqnento, Cal., a t 1:30 9/10, now ueea 50,000 watts, and has new ver ie card. &4LL, 910, Sa l t Lkke City, Utah, s/off at 2:30 E.S.T. 9/10 - card signed by W.

.. - -. Orr Coazens, C.E. XFdE, 1110, Omaha, at 9 p.m. 9/21 - l e t t e r by ,Harry Burke. Recent loggings have been: KSMO, 1550, San Mateo, CBU., 9'/25 a t 9:55p,fn. XBKO, 1290, Port- land,. Ore. 9/29, a t 7 : s p.m. WCAU, 1210, Philadelphia, Pa., 9/29 at 10:30 p a . KELS, 1490, Kelso, Wash., 1018 at noon - they announced s ta r ted broadaasting 9:00 a.m. EST that dw. KOB, 770, Albuquerque, N.M. at 9:00 p.m. a f t e r KXA l e f t the air 1019 with R-6. KCRA, 1320, Sacramento, Cal., 10100 p.m. R-6 on 1019. RENO, 1400, Las Vegas, Na. a t 2:19 a.m. on s/off on 10/10. Well, I guess tha t ' s about a l l and enclosed i s two b i t s f o r the domestic contest and does that include Hawaii and Alaska o r just U.S. and Canada? So best of DX. (Believe H a w a i i & Alaska are considered a s foreign - EL)

-s@&-sul&ivan , gouthviw w v g = D-#z -- grridgevilla,-Pe.- Finally got around to sending i n a report and now tha t the ice i s broken I w i l l @y to get a l i t t l e more frequent with them. On 10/5 reported WLBJ 3:OO-3:15, 1340 kc/s. us- ing tone, WWGS, Tifton, Ga., 1340, 3:15-3:30 also using tone, WIRE, Enterprise, A la . 1230, 4:Ol-4:15 with music. They say i n the verie tha t t h i s i s the i r regular check. W ~ I , 910, B ngOO, Me. 3:41-3:&6 on t e s t with records. Their verie a lso i n and very

. ' helcome a8 ngr Maine log shows only WRDO ver i f ied and Maine was the only stlate that I

did .not have more than one ver i f icat ion from. On 1016, caught WDKD at 5:45 a.m. on * , w h a t . I .believe to be regular schedule. Nothing fur ther unt i l 10/11 when XMC, ncw 630

kc/s. was reported 1:lO-1:30 on regular scheddle and also WIL WGEM f o r easy ones that I did not have and also WIQU, Louisville, 1350, 2:01-2-15 with voice only, and XFFA, Hel- 'ena, A r k . on l360 kc/s. 2:45-3:00 with music. On 10/13, WJJL, 1440, with music on t e s t r e q e s t i n g reports. They a re i n Niagaars Falls. That was 1:02-1:18. KROF, 960, Abbe- v i l l e , La. 2L05-2:15 using tone, PPMMB was logged a t sme period playing marohee, sign- ing off at 2:15. Tha t ' s Melbourne, Fla. on 1050 kc/s. Then WLIN, Merrill,. l is . , on 730 a s scheduled 2:16-2:25 using tone and asking f a r reports. WCNU, Crestview, Fla., 1010 kc/&!., with music on as per f-/c schedule, 2:30-2:48. And that i s the extent of DX to t h i s date here. I know that you w i l l be glad to know Lefty, that I won a few dol- l a r s be t t ing on Brooklyn . . . . to lose. Glad to see a report from my old home s t a t e o f Ve'mont. KenMurpb, i s n ' t - i t ? From St. Johnsbury, V t . Let 's hear from some more of these newer members - we don' t get enough reports from then. See you a l l 1 ater. (We echo those sentiments, but .we don' t hear too much of Sullivan either???7K -Ed.)

-Lgo-Hgr= =72Q &v~~e---Chiga@-l&,-I~lt Not too mav reports went odt t h i s week. Oct. 10 - Finally logged WFlW on s/on when O;iMOS was late. Oct. 12, WNBEI, l o s e 8 with election returns, erne morning logged on s/ on WKJG. Oct. 1 5 - KSCB on frequency check, thanks to our frequency check l i s t . Ver- ies i n t h i s week from: tOFW WKJF and. l a s t but not leas t , WORD which brings my delin- quents from l a s t season down to 1 -(WIN) and there is s t i l l hope. that they w i l l verify & give me a 1 0 8 'season. Had to t a k e . q antenna down t h i s week-as roof was h i t . by l ightning (and is bbing fixed) so r igh t now m using makeshift ant.ennas and they dohtt work too badly. A l l aba~ve was 1oggea.with 6 f e e t of wire, and.an- .Dl Mfd. condaeser coupled to. the bottommpl+te of a telephone ( t h i s was an idea givaa me by ,Bob Brown last year.) 1 , real ize ' I am m t :daing too ;mu{h DXing but o u r new Chicago DXer, .. . Don Erey, is holding up Chioa&'s honor. Best w'ishesi . . . . ,. . .

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October ,22, ,1949 - I'D-X- -N-E-W-S; Page 5 THIS-4 S, W A -

Here is a l i s t of Brpadcsst. s t a t i o n s i n Japan, re-printed-from, the "New Zealand DXTimesu . Pielarint only those of 3.000 watts and over: 'Rest a r e ,500 W. & under. . .

Call. - JOIK, JOAK J09K msa JOCK JOFK JOBB WVTR 30%

590 TO&.. .: , . : lst, 660.Osa$.:: 1st.

. 750- : S E I ~ ~ O T O : 2 6 770 .Nego~a . l q t . 790. Hiroshima &st,< 830 :Osaka . 2nd.

. 8 70. . To kio . : . , AFRS . . 890 Sendai : . , 1s t.

JOAB ilia' JOB 1150 JOGB 1170.' IVTC 1230 WLKH 1270 WVTQ 1310 . WLKE 1370 WLISD 1420

. . -. . . . . . w;: , P r b a r p A i r o ~ @ h i ; . 2nd. . Tokio . ' : ' ' 2nd. Sendai, ' : "2nd. ' ~urh*oib . , : : 2nl, Nagoya . AFRS. ..Sage'. . '. ' AFRS, Osaka , d F R S . Sendai : AWBS. Sapporo' . AFRS.

"This will~a&no.wledge receipt of your card of September 14th~ and i n connection there- w i t h , . I en' pleased. to. &vise, if a T of your group should' happen to be out thia way, i t will-.only.be nepessary f o r you to drop i n and we w i l l be glad to show you our Fre- quency Measuring Ins ta l la t ion.

Yours very. t ruly,u FREQmY MEASURING LABORATORY,

! . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . (si*d) E. C. Rundquist, Supe&ieor,O@eratn?,

- , - - - . - . i . - - . - - . - . - . - . - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Radio s t a t i o n s appreciate friendly l e t t e r s , as evidenced by these sample l e t t e r s re- ceived .by member Sid Rosenbam, af Wheeling, West Virginia.

RWON, Bartlesvi&le Broadcasting Company, Bart lesvi l le , Okla. - lAOQ &La&, -2sO-w~t&s, 1 Auguat 1949

- Dear ~ i ' . kosenbaum: nThis i s to acknowledge receipt of your l e t t e r regarding our frequenq check 5 July '149, Regret d e l q e d answer. '#We a re on the again tonight at 1:30-2:30 a.m., 2 August f o r another check. Hope you a re DXing tonight. I f you are, would appreciate hearing from you again. "Our FC's are confirmed &n Eansae City. Miseouri. *Many thanks, and l o t s of luck to you."

' . Best regaras, (signed) B i l l Taylor, Pro.Dir, -~~,-~~chl&.~1pc~&ora4e_d,-~~gf?;e1d~ OhioZ 14QOix~/~ . , 250 watts.

Dear Mr.. Roeenbarn: , .. . Oct. 7, '49 "Many thamks f o r taking the time and energy to report on the reception of WMAM during our r egu la r frequency check Wednesday morning. It- was especially thoughtful of god to do so when n& even wanting a verification, We greatly appreciate your interest: and welcome any and all. w c h reports. "It might . in te res t you t o know tha t we ver i f ied Betrer&l r e p o r t s a s f a r as'Maasachuiette and Connecticut; a lso Oklahoma - so apparently the slpr wave. gets . . out f a i r l y 'well when

. . . given a chance. "Thanks again, ~ n d rqy personal regardg. sincerely ydurs,'" ' - ~ - - . . - - - - - - - - -.- - - - -.--- - - - - - fsigEle&)-~i ~ . ~ M ~ r ; r i ~ _ n , -Cfii~f-E&n$e~~-

. : _CQNc_EJ!NLNP ~OPNVENVEM'IONS OF CERTAIN DIMENSIONS'= 1949- ,;' .~.. . . c a ~ r g l l Seth, Erie, Fa, . . ~. . . , , . > . . .

I know it, . a i r , you're qui te correct^ We wound up i n ' s lather., I should ,hap.q.stsyed i n bed. . I know t h i s plaee, - i t ls :sect ion eight..-

The f eve r , .~s i r i . ig . . scarcely checked:- The doors al l barre& and boltea; ' .

w i t s . a r e . strangely fled! 70 think Icd meet such sorry fa te , ' ' ;: . . We had oursel.re8: &ndezvous . . The stomach' 8 quite revoitect..,.

And g a i l p w g d i d g a t f i e r ; . . . . ' . . . But, down tho hall, i n c l ior~oclear , ; ' . Next-Lsbpr.D=. %eLlL &&+;_i& .h6~0L- l ' 0 - W ~ ~ i ~ L e - l i t . t l % g h p , : ~ - - - - - - - - -

F e l l , ,we: knew it ccupdnj t last; - it1 8 been a long ldng time since we. reOBiged_ k poem from C,arro:la ,Seth,. and, we. sort:.of, think they bring a chuckle, or two here"&& the, so i f our Erie beet .aal%%& f e e i s . l i k e turning out .?nother some time, well - "fiokruin:" . . . . . . . . .

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Greetings, fe l l ' ip night-owls. 'It 's the end of another week a n a t h e f o r a report. 1 logged the following: l O / l l - WDAN, f / c 2:00 t o 2:09, tone; WIRJ, f / c 2135 t o 2:45. '

tone; WLOU, f / c 2:13 to,2:15, torie; ICFOR f / c 2:20 to 2:30, tone, WIOD, f / c 3:36 to 3:40, tone, P U P , f / c 4 f 8 to 4:18, tone; WADC, f / c 4:49 to 4:54. music; WGGD, f / c

, 5125 to 5:36'a.m., musip. ' 10112 & KVET f / c 2:00 t o 2:OL*, tone, WHBH, f / c 3:18 to 3:27, tone. 10113 -' WLIN f ' /c 2 ~ x 5 to .2:30 ten?, KTKC f / c 2:45 to 3:01, tone; KOKO, f / c 3:40 to 3:42, tone; KCOL f /c 3 : ~ w ~ , ~ + j ~ ~ X G C U , f / c 4:41 to 4:55, tom. WSJS, regular schedule, 5:03 t o .Gw'3h& in. t e . . , logged Kl'BC, regular sohedule 9:30 s ta t ion identification. $0. 5:00 with music, WOMI f / c 4244 t o 4254, tone, WSIP, regula 7 to 4:58. 10/15 - KCSJ f / c 2:10 to 2:15, tone, KSCB, f / c 3:03 t o 3:15, tone and music. That's a l l for t h i s week, I also re- ceived the following verifications: 10112 - A Letter from WQXI. 10/13, A card from WSON. 10/14- Letters from WKIC and WIBX. I t ' s 1:45 a.m. and X want to try to get tha t Puerto Rican, so w i l l say 73's fior now, and best of DX to a l l .

. .~ Harold E_. -Sg&ogk---l&GXEga4 Jeff grsog Stre* t---Fgl&e-C&arch, -Vg.. I am h a p ~ y ~ T o announce that I have jus t arranged f o r WFAX to give the DX d u b s 'notice ' '

of a s e t of equiptrent tes ta f o r t h i s coming DX season. Please l i s t these each month i n your Courtesy Program l i s t s . Tests ,wil l be on the 15th of November, December, Jamb ary, and Februarg, from 4:00 to 5:30 b m . , E.S.T. Send reports to Eamar A. Newcomb, General Mmger, Radio Station WAX, PO, Box "L", F a l l s Church, Va. I w i l l be on hand, a s last seayon, t o read DX Tips and l i s t s so send me any l a s t minute t i p s you S v e so that I. m y 2ut them on the air. I t may be of in te res t to the members of the club to know resu l t s of l a s t season's DX programs. Here i s a tabulation of reports a s received by WFAX: Dec, 15 - Reports ~ e c e i v e d - 33 States - 15 Best DX - New Iviexico -

Jan. 15 - 32 17 California 7 Feb. 15 - 8 6 Calif. (2) 1 Mar. 15 - (figures not available but l e s s than Feb.) Last column-indicates

new s t a t e s heard from. ' Totals through all 4 programs, 78 reports, from 23 state#, with 3 from California. I hope that , a l l those reporting WAX l a s t season w i l l do so again t h i s ;year aa Mr. Newcomb is very interested i n the WFAX coverage and i s very kind i n presenting these tbpC8. WFAX has no frequenoy check period as they a r e measured local- ly. WAX operatee daytime only, using the same antenna tower aa WQQW, 570 kc/s., 5 kw. and BQQW-FM, 105.5 mgs.1 For WFAX, the antenna i s a &wave shunt-fed and f o r WQQW i s %'wave. I am at present trging to get WQQW to t e s t at the sane time a s WAX. WQQW i s needed by many DXers. If I can get WQQW on also it w i l l be main* f o r comparitive re- p&ta on both s ta t ions and i t is up t o the DXer to support t h i s whole-heartedly. WQQW i s attempting to get an announcer f o r such a tes t . It is in te res t ing to note tl&t l a s t season. a l l the WAX announcer-s voluntarily took turns ,'in being on a DX t e s t and I ' m sure the progrsms were more interest ing than maw of the t e s t s we tune in. During one plo- gram an actual l i ve ta len t musical show was on hand! Last season WAX received 2 thank- you cards fmom DXers who t r i ed but didn' t hear WAX. Also about 3 second reports with thank-yous where no ver i f icat ion was required. These were gratefully appreciated. Our goal on these tes ta - "Down Under."

Ken !iulp&---S&.-J&e&~~~-_Ve~gnt.~- - - - Sett led down to a l i t t l e ,,Xing a f t e r &day sojourn around New York. The f i r s t 2 d w s were good, then everything Beamed to fold up when the temperature dropped into low 3 O c s . For what it meJt be worth, here a re a few of the catches( incidentally I added 21 t o log last weak):, ,16/11 - WIIBF on regular schedule a t 2:25, R-9; KFMO on 1240 with f / c , R-9 over everything f o r a follow-up report; &HIN on 1010 with f / c , KRGV on 1290 with f /a at 3:03; NIRA on 1400 with f / c at 3:35; NJNO on 1230 with f / o at 3:38; VlD,PlO on 1450 with f / c at 3:43, WGYV, 1400, f / c , 3;55 & reported, WISE 1230 f / c 4:25, WJAX, 930, test at 4:30, WdIG 1440, f / c a t 4:35. 10/12- W M , 1010, f / e 2:i0, PIMAS e/off e lec t ion returns .at 2r19; CKOO 1240 tes t ing ,wi ih 100 w. a t 2:40, XOSE tes t ing on 860, 3:30, WEXd t es t ing 6111390, 3t31. 10113- A t l a e t logged WMNB, 1230, f / c 12:36amr&een a f t e r him a long t b q ) WDAIheard on. 610 withnews at 12:55a.m. KTSM, 1380, 1i30; %'LIWi:730, f / c 2:30, P'CNU f /q 2:Z5 on 1010/ No 'veriea i n th i s week and tha above DX:just good suljstantial stirff with: nothing r e a l b good but hopeing f o r be t t e r s tuff i n .the near .fubure now. (Tm, Ken -Ed. )

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~ & d - ~ ~ s g n ~ a g ~ - ~ ~ @ ~ ~ ~ k e ~ stp?&!t---W&ecl&ne, Eest-Vkrginis i h L r a ~ r k ) I am liztiq. t h e s ta t ions heard, and the d e r l i n e d are new. Frequency checks heard a s ,li;eCed. are..marked (*.). , Oct. 11 - WGYV, f/c. s t i l l onET - f/c. EGG s/on.at 5100, Wa.:s/.on at 5:30, and sjon at 5:45 a.m. Oct. 12- W s , f / c , "WC'IJO f /c , WENIB, f /c . ,Qcti 13 - W m , f / c , 4:20-4:35, *m, f/c , mA s/on at 5800 and *WISL" - $/d. ., O e t . 14 - , KGB, regular. . *KRTN, f /c, 'WOW, f j c , *KWLC, f /c, Oct. 15, conditions ve* unf6vorabla t h i s morning, *WBTH, f j c , *WOMI, i/c., B@ regular, and

WIL e/od% at..3:00: aim. . Announced as the i r l a t e show schedule as: rpidni$-t to 3:00 a.m. Oa t ; 16..i:stPll.unfavp;rabIe: Only-heard new; W-. Oct. 17 - W B on f / a 3:30-3:45. Letter veries i n w e KOSE KLUF WIL WABI WSON WWN WGNC WW. Cards from KOFO KBEW WLVA IGKV & IMKMA.. Was very much.surprised at nice KLUF verie.. Only. sent a card and marked tno.verie requested.' A l l previous reports t o them ignore.. The v/s wae Lee Clough; Geheral .Manager. For t b 8 e who have no resu l t s from WCRA, try P a t r i c i a A. Granthm, .Progr&-DLrector. EnSuyed the last issilo af WXX~e~vsn which arrived th i s morning, Oct. 17th. See c t ler members a re gett ing vefies from KGLC. Two excellent twilight reports.ignared l a s t winter. (Louis E. Stone, C.E., Sid - ~ d . ) &' m, A- berdeen, .Waeh. (14501.; is very unusual, in: part , sws: " I might- add. that t h i s was the very f i r s t time that s ta t ion had been on air. We were. on to test i n i t i a l meter reading and you were lucky to pick. us up the very moment wa came on the air." Richard R. Boley

"C.E.. That's a l l f r m h e r e f o r t h i s time. .. . -K*qi& @gq = W_a&qt~ort, p s n n ~ L v g i a -

Veriee have arrived from KGAR KSJO and WDNC, the l a t t e r a duplicate. Reports during the past week were sent t o the following stations: 10/12 - WBSM with elect ion returns and musio from 2:1? t o 3 :03 a.m.. PiALE WAS WNBH WSAR & WSPR were also on, KOSE was again.heard from 3:17 t o 3:33. a.m. on equipnent test . 10/13 -.WCEN on ~ 0 ~ u i a . r oched-

-.. ule (1150) from 6:00 t o 6P14 a.m. ;Of15 - X E F O from 2:57 k.otp..3.i2@ a.m. signfoff on 1110 kc/s., probably wasted time and postage on him. 10/1.6. - WVNJ. on regular. jchedule from 7:00 t o 7:40 a.m., and WBUX from 8:00 to. 8:30 a.m., try,ing.;again f o r veries from these hold-outs. 10/17 .- WVOP, . ~ i d a l i a , Ga., 1450 kc/s., ori, f /$.:from 2 r 5 G o 3800 a.m. The cheok,probably s ta r ted at 2:45 a.n. : . , : I . . . .. .::_ ~ . . .. ...

. . . , . . . 0gnnK~ge8--8&7~W~1ao~ ~ v s ~ e - - - D u _ b g ~ e . h a - . . , , . . . . . ,.

.Very. li-tt%& DXing &ne during. the p a s t week. The new KOSX (860) p~geolg8 ,~ , ,&b, , logged on ETl$,on-l0/12.. The same.morning I was on the r ight spot, at the, qight the.. You see WAKR (1590) Akron, Ohio over-slept some 15 minutes, and at 6:00 a.m.,:,.instead of hearing WAKRl s strong tai-rgal, added WACA, Camden, South .Carolina on r:p@lar schedule with'-some QRM frcm WOOK.. Stat ion .WcaB (1440) Monroe, La., added to .the 'log ,during reg- u la r sohedule 6:30-6:4S.a.m. on 10j12. The regular schedule of. WHKC (6l@ Columbus, Ohio, was listened. t o 6:90-.6:15 a;m., with some interference f rom WSGN, . Only four ver i f icat ion l e t t e r s Wed to Collection thia week, .namely:. R O A KT39 . e Y & m. Inoidentally, sp6aking:of veries, CKCW has just come through with a sqcond let ter on the i r ' DX program of l a s t Dece~nber. -.;r-berl . . , .

- -Joe_Bsp-r---2a _&~a~:d-A~egug = ~ _ i l l & s ~ i l l ~ , - ~ ~ ~ ~ . . Nothing much to report, ,ht here goes, away . New t h i s week, KOSE on an'ET,.moining of 10/11.. Also f i n a l l y . got enough on WRY0 to warrant a report, the very ac t ive ncrth- ern l i g h t s of Saturdw night and today (Oct. 16) made WMGM so weak here that his ncr- mally 3-7 signal was a total lose back of WRY0 and WPAG a f t e r CHUM l e f t the air at 5a30 p.m.' WRY0 a f f a t 5 4 5 to be back a t 6:45. a.n,, &d WAG, off a t B:W. A s usual, East-West rdC3ption suffereil more than North-Soutik, aignals. A few veries .in, a l l nice l e t t e r s , and frcm gWBY KSCO W N N T m and I(AUZ. W N N T was heard at 3:10-3:15 on 10/2 and t n i s may be a regular check,. judging f rarq tag. reply, ,will use music and' tone .both on future f/c!s. . That's al l the DX.newe here, t r i ed f o r Dunkirk this week-endbut no luok yet. .A180 rniaaed out on most f / c checke f r i e d for. .. . . . . .

' - Joe-Efiz---2&4-Cgntr&l-Af!enug - = B_gokLnn2~,-NLYA Your Fio Skieet Weeived today. 10/11. Am i n Brooklyn Hosoital - had broken .a l1 bl& der - &i\l*erg bad -.Old ,~rik 'Rea&r was close.- was on G b l e 4+ houre - pi rznoi i t ia s a t i n ' - am still :here but hope t o get hqne soop - am drqining out no?, so 73's f 0 r . a while. KMSU KASI WPPA WISL arrived OK. (QJell, sorry to hear c.f thia , Joe, and..k,.elre all root* 10@ f o r your quick recovery. How, @out a cheerg note to Joe, boys? -Ed.)

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PBge 8 -N-E-w-s!! ' October &, 1948 .:\ . Mgs&n,q-of_t~e-M~m&ers- . , . - . -

-P&Rgli&lg--l& &ri.ine-P1age---Jggs4ow_nL xoyk- New w r i e s are WONE KCuPR&.@+. 10/11 - KOSE on t e s t at 3 3 7 , WLOU on t e s t at 4:00, WVCG on f /c 4345-5300, I(WBC as i t came on 970 daily. 10/12 - Too noisy to l i s t en , WONE verie say s they ET every Saturday, sometimes Wednesday and f /c every Tnird Wednesday, but no time given, (2:OO-2:15 arm, apparently, P a t - Ed.) 10/13 - Heard KOBS, 1510, on f / c , 2nd 'Phursday, 4:OO-4:15 instead of time i n new l i s t ing . CJAD heard thraugh XELO a t 5:00 a.m. 10114 - Too noisy to l i s t en , ,bu t heard tha t weird 2-tone TT on 1600 again, 10/16, Too no,iey to l i s ten . 10/16 - WTTT and WOZI caught at spMe time a f t e r 5:00 when mWS1 was off - f e l l as leep i n chair u n t i l nearly 5)00! 10 /17 - lDXO on f / c a t 3:OO-3115,'a very weak one on 1450 that sounded l i k e KOUG, no locat ion heard, a t 3:12 t o 4 $69 as they signed at 2209 t h e i r time, but very noisy today again. 10/18 - WKJg at 3r25 on check, with WOR ae they talked u n t i l 3334, KTRB at sign-og, RSGC off f / c a t 8:38, XPOA 3:56 to 4:30 when I went to bed, CI[LW on again u n t i l 4:00, the weird TT on 1600 again. . ,

BgrziS Duffx = & 3 - ~ ~ t ~ d o ~ e - ~ ~ a d _ , St~t*n-I&gn$ &4% g.-Y, Having logged needed KFFA WHIN WRCO KROF KOBE & iWOL since my previous report, my hear&- l i s t now mrmbers 1,750 -- they were logged a s follows: 10/11 - CVHIN with i t s monthly t e s t a t 2:30, and KJTA with one of i t s frequent t e s t s at 2:45. 10/12 - Massachusetts e lect ion r e su l t s caused WBSM WSAR 'FNBH WALE & WSPR to be on till I' the wee m a i l hoursn T h a t evening at 10:OO p.m., -WERE was bopping WE13R. 10/13 - KOOL f ina l ly ident i f ied as my unknown on 960 kc/s. 's/off at 2:OO. Imediately thereafter, KROF beg= a cycle tone t e s t that las ted u n t i i 2:17, WFV.2 with record8 and infrequent c a l l s topped CKVL most of the morning; WRCO was heard ra ther muffled behind WWDC at 3:20-3:35 and KOSE was the merest whisper on 860 kc/s. at 2:15-2:45. Latest varies a r e l e t t e r s from XPBB KGLC WJMX WHIN and a ten-inonth-due one from CKCW. The hA1t;tin is the backbone of our hobby, i t ' s gutt ing bstt .?r 8 . d bet ta r and i echock f u l l of info. (?hanks, Zsnnie - I%.)

, ~ g , - ~ ~ g d g e - - - 3 ~ 5 - ~ & i r l ~ - ~ x e n u s I Buf_fslc 15, N.Y. 4 . Nothing muchto report i n the J ine of varies, the only one received was 8 printed card from nWNOR." The following reports were sent butt On 10/12, to EFnX on f /c , WBSM on . .

with elect ion returns - KOSE WRCO lhith ET1 s and,WQXI ,a t s/cn at 5:00 a.m., then PDKD at s/on at 5t45 a.m. On 10/15, heard WIrF:C, Sandukky,. Ohio, on .with l a t e program. Con- di t ions took a turn f o r the worse from the 10th on. So, tha;tta a l l t h e newe from here regarding DX.

Tgd-WgiE, &9B--Fgimiew_ Avmga---So&y&Ql& gasen_,-P*nn_ai Veries i n art, cards from KCMO WOL WKBR & WDSC. The l a t t e r two a r e prepared cards. Also a l e t t e r f m m CKCW frorr l a s t December's DX. 10/10 - WDUN, Gainesville, Ga. on TT a t 3:11 a.m. on top of 1400 kc/s., 10/11 - WMVQ, Milledgeville, Ga. , 3:40 to 3:50 a.m. with TT on 1450 kc/s. through WWDC. 10/13 - KCOL, F t , Collins, Colo. with Band Music on the i r f / c 3845 to 4:00 a.m. i n the c lear on 1400 kc/s, except QRM at near sign-off. Cogged WLEC, 1450 kc/s., Sanduaky, Ohio with sign-off information a f t e r footbal l game on 10/15, also KIP.A 12:00 p.m. on regulm schedule over i n c l ea r of WINS. Got busy and logged. two old ones today for a report - WMCA & Wm, Sunday, 10/16. WASA, 1600 kc/s. i s now announcing, "WASA soon to be 1330. Lots of f rezk rea6ption from atmos~heria conditions.

S&e~e-Wal~dgea-aSarnig, -On_t&oL caanagaa ~ o r t h e r n Light's cave been making reception very ndisy, but have,manags&3S3%S% a Sew despite the noise and .freaks, 10/14. - WGYV on f/c. (1400) at 3:W.'." KRTN C1490) a t 3:18, f 10. 10/15 - KVOE (1480) at 3t00. KPET (690) at 3:20 a / o f ~ m T f c ~ ~ Who i s the all-nighter on 1260 i n Mexico - XE-M? 10117 - KWBM (1450) at ,2:35, f/o. KTTR (1490) 2:51, f / c . W J B W (1230) a t 3:00 s/off. Finally, my 49th S ta te - a f t e r 18 years of DX- ina. WPYO; Sheridan. W~cmina.'~6ome . t h r i l l . but it took a lonz .time to do it. -.

~ ~ r i l d ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ k - - ~ ~ ~ l & ~ - ~ & ~ c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . - ( ~ d ~ ~ ~ i ~ n ~ l ~ -. - DX t i p s for October, 1949: WiK, 1380 kc/s. , sign off 2:05 a.m. N V J S , 1420, sign off 1:57. WINC, 1400, s ign o f f 1:15. Sign on 7:00 Sundays. CKOY, 1310, heard, 1830, KCLA 1400, with ba l l game 2:00 a.m. several mrnings. Latest, veries.,r.eceiva'd: WTRF WCBC

... . . . BDR-W-RAM m_HOT-~Y'E WFEC, - - - - i - - 1 - - - - - _ -_- - - - - L - - - - - Jus t a f i n a l reminder t o enter the DX contest, 256 t o R a y B. Edge, 325 Shirley, Buffs1016

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560 KWSO Springfield,Mo. In c l e a r a t 0500 on Mondays (Kmtse) 570 WGWD ~ a d s d e n , ~ l a . ~ / o n da i l y a t 0500 (Xruse) 580 WDBO OrLando,Fla.Can be hrd d a i l y a t 0500 s/on (Kruse) 600 KROD E l Paso.Tex.FC TT 3rd Sat 0300-0315 hrd 10-15(Rosenbaum) 710 WKJB Mayaguei, PR. Reported t e s t i n g 10-18 ,ex 1340 (cooper) 730 ???? Spanish ppeaker t e s t i n g with carr ier ,oocasional music and ann.

0130-0236 d o f f on 10-16. Last l e t t e r of c a l l seemed t o b e L. Any help??? (Cooper)

740 W I R J Humboldt ,Tenn . FC hrd 0230-0245 on 10-11, 2nd Tues ('Jheeler) 900 C K B I Prince Albert ,Sask.Hrd d a i l y i n c l e a r 0200-0205 s/off (kruse) 910 WAVL Apollo.Pa. On t o p t 3.1 8:45 PM d o f f 10-23 (Wanner

1010 WHlT Gallat i n , ~ e n n . FC' hrd 2nd ~ u e s 0251-0235- on '10-ll('Vhee1er) 1090 l@TW Ft.Wayne,Ind. s/on a t 0700 wkdays (Herz) X230 9 m Z Hmston,Tex. FC 3rd Thurs 0205-0230 ( (cooper)

*WBSM New Bedford,Mass. FC 1st of month 0001-0030 (Cooper) 1240 KFMO Fla t River.Mo. FC V hrd 3rd Tues 0230-0245 10-18. R ~ R s/on 06CO - ,,.*..* ~ i t z ~ e r a l d i ~ a . ~ ~ 'IT hrd 2nd F r i 0345-0400 on 10-18

1 Union City,Tentl .Reg FC TT 3rd Tues 0320-0330 hrd 10-15 R 1 1 3 items above from Rosenbaum

1300 WL,.LZ Bridgeport,Conn. Has c a r r i e r on bothering WIXD a t 0545. They s/on a t 0558. A t 0600 WFBR comes on with "MY ~ a r y l a n d " ( Routzahp

2340 CKFI Ft .Frances,Ont. On ti1 0130 every Strh Am (Duffy) IWKC Abilene,Tex.No longer on a l l n i t e (Kruse) WBKW Welch,UVVa.Reg FC lT 3rd Mon 0300-0315.Hrd 10-l7.5/on 0600 WDSR Lake City,Fla.Reg FC TT 1st & 3rd Mon. 0415-0430 hrd 10-17.

NOTE:: They ann. 10-17 they w i l l have DX program following FC -ov 7 and 21st fro^ 0430-0500.Want Reports.

WMOEl Montgomely,WVa.Reg FC TP 3rd I<lon 0230-0245 hrd 10-17. Above it ems from Rosenbaum.

1350 WEEK Peoria, Ill. Running t e s t 0400-0415 on 10-18 (Rosenfau m) 1360 KGB San Diego,Cal.Hrd of ten 0230 Mon AM s/off (Rosenl~ um) 1380&WJG Ft .Wayne, Ind. s/on a t 0700 weekdays, (Herz) 1390 WEOK Poughkeepsie ,NY.ZT a f t e r 0500 on 10-12, Had daytime program

.-----st 10-16. I s 1 KW,not 250 wat t s (Cooper) lliance,Neb. FC TT 1st Thurs 0345-0400 (Kruse)

d o r m a n , Okla. ET hrd 0245-0300 on 10-l7,want s rpts(Rosenla um) &GNH Gadsden,Ala.FC Tl' 3rd VJed 0345-0400(Duffy)

VWEX Nacon,Ga.FC TT hrd 3rd Mon 0240-0250 on 10-17(Rosenba um) &ORD Spartansburg,SC.FC TT 2nd Mon 0440-0450 per verie(Herz)

1410 V?EGO Concord,NC. s/on d a i l y a t 0545 (Kmse) 1430 WIL St . Louis,Mo. off a t 0300, not an a l l n igh t e r (Cooper) 1450 IriRh'O Orangeburg,SC.FC 2nd Thurs 0420-0435 hrd 10-13jRosenbaum) 149 a ,La.FC TT 3rd Tues 0245-0300 (Kruse,Roscnbaum)

L, verpoo1,Ohio .Test s Sun a f t e r 0500 (Cooper) sburgh,Pa. off a t 0500 Sun t o allow UOHI t o t e s t (Cooper)

lrJOPT Bristo1,Va .Tenn.FC TT 3rd Tues 0340-0350 hrd 10-18(Rosenbaum)

S t i l l no f r o n t pages, due t o an accident t h e express man took them from Dick Coopers p r in t shop with some other mater ia l and they came up by express. They a r e now a t t h e express o f f i c e here but sinoe I didn ' t get home ti1 0220 today,Sunday aqtl t h e o f f i ce i s closed Sundays I couldn't get them for t h i s issue. Wish I could have v i s i t e d you members en route t o Washington but could only spare t i n e t o get mimeo paper from Fred Van Voorhees who graciously went back and opened up the shop a f t e r closing hours Saturday and t o stop by t h e Coopers i n regard t o the fromh pages. I think you mill f ind t h i s issuw and subsequant ones a l o t more l eg ib l e than the past ones; thanks t o Fred Van Voorhees f o r tha t .