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MOVIE STARS ON RIR Charlie's Own Discovery Visits Him Sunday Josephine Sitjar, Charlie McCarthy's

own discovery, will visit her young friend on the Chase and Sanborn pro-gram Sunday, June 2, during the KFI-NBC broadcast from 4:00 to 4:30 p.m., Edgar Bergen will introduce Josephine, an 11-year-old singing star, to his audi-ence. McCarthy claims to have discovered

Josephine's musical talent at a school show. The 11-year-old Filipino girl is a Los Angeles school student who has astonished music critics with her talent as a soprano and as a singer of operr''c arias and Filipino folk songs.

* * * Kaltenborn Showered With Many Presents H. V. Kaltenborn has never been able

to figure out why his listeners start sending him gifts whenever a EPropean crisis develops. The fact is, however, that the deluge has started again, Just as it did during the Spanish, Czecho-slovakian and Polish debacles when he went on the air several times each day. Since Holland and Belgium were in-

vaded the NBC news commentator has received a huge oil painting (with gilt frame), dozens of monogramed linen handkerchiefs, an orange-and-purple necktie, several cartons of cough drops and enough candy to give him indiges-tion for the rest of his life if he were capable of eating it all —or ate candy anyway.

* * * Hersh°It to Speak Jean Hersh°lt, who will broadcast his

next three "Dr. Christian" programs on KNX-CBS from New York, will be one of the principal speakers at the Den-mark Day celebration at the New York World's Fair on Wednesday, June 5.

NEWS BROADCASTS 7:15 A.M. KFI NI. to Sa.

7:30 A.M. KECA NI. to Sa. 7:45 A.M. K M KHJ, KGB, K 7 O F.

KIND, KIITIL. ....... NI to Sa. 8:15 A.M. K F1 ........ _ ............. ......... M. to F. 8:45 A.M. KECA. M. to Sit. 9 310 A.M. KM PC_______________ M. ta Sa. 9:15 A.M. KMTH T. to sa. 9:30 A.M. KFAC M. to Se. 10:00 A.M. KILL KTOE, KGB M. to F. 10:45 A.M. KM PC H. to Su. 11 :415 A.M. K FWD . _ _ . . -...111. to Su. It 910 Noon KHJ, KGB, KVOE Daily 12:00 Noon KECA. KFSD ..........M. to F . 11:15 1'.M. KM PC . H. to Sn. 2:00 P.M. KECA M to Sa. 2:00 P.M. K M. KTOE, KGB...........M. to Sat. 3:15 P.M. KNX ____ .......M. to Sa. 3:15 P.M. KNI T R ..... _....-._ ..... ............M. to Su. 4:53 P.M. KNX Daily . ' .. . M. to Sa. 5:30 P.M. KECA H. to Su. 6:00 I'M. M AVIS. KFAC - Dail .. . . . T OE M. to Sit. 7 :I5 P.M. KMPC._ --- -M. to F. 7:30 I'M. KMTIt ... . • .M. to Sa. 8:30 K M. KECA - Dully 9:00 I'M KILL KGB. KVOE...— ____ Daily 9:00 P.M KN X .... -.— .... . ....... __ _ Daily 9:30 P.M . KFW II Dally 9:45 P.M. KM PC, KFSD. KNX —__ Daily 10:00 P.M. All ...- . . _____-_____ Daily 10:45 P.M. RMT11 —.....M. to Sit. LI WO P.M. KNX K Fl M to F. Every Hour h6 F.. KGIVIV. M to Sa.

Life Of Byron New KHJ Offering A great poet and a great man —one

who was passionately hated, but loved even more passionately. That was Lord Byron. It is around this figure that Celeste Rush weaves a series of mid-day half hours which make their debut Tuesday, June 4, over KHJ at 1:00 p.m. "The Life of Byron" is an interest-

packed story filled with romance, ad-venture, pathos —colored with some of the best-known poetry in the literature of the world. It will be heard every Tuesday at

1:00 p.m. over KHJ, succeeding the "Classics of Literature" series.

President To Speak From Vassar College Presideit Franklin D. Roosevelt

will speak from Poughkeepsie, New York, at the 75th Anniversary of the founding of Vassar College on Sun-day, June 9, over KNX-CBS at 12:30 President Roosevelt will speak from the steps of the home of Dr. Henry Noble McCracken, president of the college.

Fish Fry Song Featured Marvel Maxwell, Perry Como, Elmo

Tanner and Country Washburne will combine their vocal talents in a new arrangement of "Tennessee Fish Fry" as a high spot of the Beat the Band broadcast from Eastwood Park in De-troit Sunday, June 2, from 2:30 to 3:00 p.m., over KFI-NBC.

* * * Benny Goes Fishing Jack Benny, who went deep-sea fish-

ing off Catalina Island last week and got nothing but mosquito bites, will relate his harrowing salt water expe-riences during his broadcast with Mary Livingstone, Phil Harris, Dennis Day and Don Wilson over KFI-NBC, Sunday, June 2, at 7:30 p. m.

* * *

A Fish For a Stamp As unique a swap as you'd ever find

was negotiated by Dick Powell and Manley (Daddy) Stafford at a recent Good News broadcast. Powell promised to swap his week-end fishing catch of yellowtails for an item of philatelist Stafford's collection—a rare South Af-rican triangle.

* * * Martin On Bandwagon Freddy Martin, the boy with the

"golden saxonhone," will be on the po-dium when the Fitch Bandwagon swings back to Chicago Sunday, June 2, at 3:30 p.m., over KFI-NBC.

* * * One Munson appeared on a recent

"Big Town" broadcast (KNX. Tues. 7:30 p.m.) wearing a cow girl suit. Reason: picture work in "Westward Wheels."

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Housewives Eager For Streamlined Vacation During the last few weeks while the

Carrie Carter Talent Search was under way, it was revealed that, second to a desire to be on the radio, the house-wives seeking auditions were looking forward to the vacation away from home that would come to the winner. Many frankly admitted they were in-trigued by the new-style vacation the contest offered. Each winner in the Carrie Carter Tal-

ent Contest will be given a role on 'The Carters of Elm Street" broadcast, over KHJ-Mutual Don Lee 8:45 to 9:00 a.m. daily Monday through Friday, for a two-week period on the program; will be paid at the American Federation of Radio Artists' rate of $112.50 per week, together with the round trip traveling expenses and living expenses during the two weeks in Chicago, where the pro-gram originates. Moreover, each winner will have a role written to fit her own individual type and personality; she will not be forced to adapt herself to a part already conceived. This is purported to be something entirely new in talent contests,

* * * Supreme Court Justice Elected The President One man once elected a president of

the United States, according to John Hix, creator of the CBS "Strange As It Seems" program. Appointed to settle the outcome of the presidential elec-tion between Hayes and Tilden in 1877 because of a mix-up in the electoral vote, a special commission favored Tilden un-til one of its members withdrew. Supreme Court Justice Joseph B.

Bradley was substituted, voted for Hayes and elected him president

IN THIS ISSUE JUNE 2, 1940

Movie Stars on Air Page 2 News Broadcasts Page 2 Daily Progra m Highlights

Pages 6. 7, 8, 11, 14, 15, 18 Daily Loga for the Week...Pages 6, 6,

7. 8, 9, 10. 11, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20 Co ming Out of the Ether ....Page 4 Radio Life Backtage Page 20 Religious Broadcasts Page 20 Renfrew a Modern Sir Galahad....

Pages 12-13 Food Filosophy Page 9 World on Your Dial Page 22 Short Wave Guide Page 22 Alphabetical Listings Page 23 Favorite Dayti me Shows Page 22 Airlane Talk Page 23

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Abbott-Costello Replaces Allen • Santa Ana Cantcrndo Club Sings On KVOE From the studios of Santa Ana's

KVOE to the coast-to-coast Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System will go the songs of the 65-voice Santa Ana Can-tando Club men's chorus on Monday, June 3, from 12:30 to 12:45 p.m.

Directed by Joseph J. Klein, who each year directs the 500-voice choir at the Easter Sunrise Services at Forest Lawn Memorial Park in Glendale, the Santa Ana group will sing "Lift Thine Eyes," by Frederick Knight Logan; "Ave Ma-ria," by Franz Schubert; "Border Bal-law," by J. H. MaunGer, and "Reaper's Song," a Bohemian folk song. The personnel of the singing organiza-

tion, with a repertoire of over 300 songs, is made up of men representing 30 busi-nesses and professions. Miss Ruth Arm-strong accompanies :he group at the piano.

* * * Warner President of Capital's Newscasters Albert L. Warner, the Columbia

Broadcasting System s Washington cor-respondent, was unanimously elected president of the Radio Correspondents' Association in the nation's capital. Other officers elected were William R.

McAndrews (NBC) to serve as vice-president; Fred W. Morrison (Transra-dio) as secretary, and Stephen McCor-mack (MBS) as treasurer. Warner succecto uiton Lewis, Jr.

(MBS) as head of the Radio Correspon-dents' Association, which has a mem-bership of about 40 men who cover the news of the nation's capital for radio.

* * * Autry Heads Fo- Rodeo Gene Autry, foreman of the CBS

"Melody Ranch' program, will broad-cast from Minneapolis, Minn., July 21 and 28, when he appears in a rodeo in that city from Ju!y 19 to 27.

* * *

Now, You Tell One! "Tonight's Best Buys," broadcast over

KNX every Monday and Thursday, in the last few days has turned up a pleasant young lady in San Pedro who offers a shotgun at bargain prices, a chap with "two large breeding bullfrogs with any number of tadpoles thrown in," and a Los Angeles chap who offers "for a mere song" a "complete and elaborate magic contraption for sawing a woman in half—guaranteed in good condition."

Rapid Fire Comedians of Kate Smith Show Switch to NBC Network For Summer Months

BUD ABBOTT and Lou Costello, of the Kate Smith Hour, whose rapid-fire comedy has been an air feature for more than two years, will replace Fred Allen for the Summer with a half-hour comedy program of their own beginning Wednesday. July 3, from 8:00 to 8:30 p. m., over KFI-NBC.

Unknown to radio listeners three years ago, Abbott and Costello began in vaude-ville like the majority of comedians of the present day. Their first radio ap-pearance, in the Spring of 1938, was so successful that they have become a reg-ular and increasingly popular feature. Abbott, born in Coney Island, was

literally brought up in show business, while COstello hails from Paterson, New Jersey. After varied careers they met backstage at a Brooklyn burlesque house in 1930 and the team of Abbott and Costello was formed. Following their climb to radio fame, they scored a success in the Broadway musical, "The Streets of Paris."

* * * Am. Legion Ready For Fifth Column

The quiz master of the College of Musical Knowledge, Professor Kay Kyser himself. heard Wednesday over KFI-NBC.

* * * Cecil B. DeMille Has 4th Anniversary On June 3 next Dire:tor Cecil B. De

Mille of the CBS Lux "Radio Theatre" broadcasts, observes his fourth anni-versary at the helm of the famous dra-matic series. Also on that date, he be-gins editing the completed film of his 64th screen feature, "The Northwest Mounted Police," that sums up his 27 years of film directicn in Hollywood to date.

* * * Kate Smith Vacations The "Kate Smith Hour" heard Fridays

at 3:00 p.m. over KNX-CBS will take an eleven-week hiatus from the air, ef-fective July 5 to Sertember 13, 1940. The program returns to the Columbia network with the broadcast of Septem-ber 20, 1940.

* * * Al Pearce Changes Time The Al Pearce prDgram, currently

heard on Fridays at 5:00 p.m. over KNX-CBS will b heard from 6:30 to 7:00 p.m., beginning June 7, 1940.

If parachute armies landed on the Pa-cific Coast, how soon could internal ci-vilian forces be mobilized to resist the invaders? This very question will be determined

by the American Legion when it calls a coast-wide mobilization by radio on June 4, 6:45 to 7:00 p.m. over KHJ and the Mutual Don Lee network. Men who served the United States in the last World War will try to mobilize their forces in fifteen minutes. While designed primarily for disaster

relief, the mobilization plan also includes national def ens e, counter-activity against sabotage and air warning net-

works. * * *

New Plans For Ezra If plans go through for Ezra Stone to

act in a play that Clifford Goldsmith is readying for Broadway, it will be the first time that the star and author of NBC's "The Aldrich Family" have been so associated since "What a Life," from which stemmed the popular radio serial.

* * * Bye Baby Bunting Aires Another radio star cast has been en-

gaged by Campbell "Short Short Story" to present a complete-in-one-broadcast 15-minute drama entitled "Bye Baby Bunting,' over KNX-CBS, Monday, June 3, at 9:45 a. m. A different drama with an entirely new cast is presented each Monday, Wednesday and Friday on this show.

Page 4 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

CBS Staff Covering the War Front

A couple of "White's" loo{ing over a "red gorry" situa-tion. On the right is William L. White, just recently re-turned from Europe after telling of the Russo-Finnish battles, and Paul W. White, who directs all CBS' news coverage. They are shown here charting the progress of Mars on the other side of the Atlantic.

William L. Shirer

Rigors of war hold no tenors for this trio. It's Shirer in Berlin, Grandin in Paris and Severeid with the Allies in the battle zones at the French border. All are import-ant cogs in the KNX-CBS war cor-respondents machine.

* * *

"Grandpapp e- Bernie Ben Bernie tecame a "grandfather"

last week. His norse, "Wes," ?resented him with a filly.

Marvin Breckenridge, one •l' the few women c3r7e-spond-ents in the thick of the European trouble zones. She snubbed a C.ebutante 1.11a to seek adventure with a camera, but gave up the lens career to become a war correspondent in London, Arasterdam, Berlin, and Par.% where she Ls now stationed.

Eric SevereId Thomas Grand13

* * *

Kathleen Norris Has New Show By Kathleen Norris, serial dramatiza-

tions of novels, both published and un-published, by one of America's most widely-read and beloved authors, will be presented over KFI-NBC on a Monday through Friday schedule from 9:30 to 9:45 a.m., starting Monday, June 3.

The programs will be under the spon-sorship of General Mills, Incorporated, in the interests of Wheaties.

The first book to be dramatized wU be "Mystery House," a story of wealthy, eccentric Mrs. Prendergast, mistress of the house and owner of the fabulous Prendergast diamond.

Edward R. Murrow, chle o! Co. lumblE.'s European staff, whc sticks with ti s "mike" despite /caring guns And shifting boundr•es„

* * * Kosteran?.tz Features -No a" Andre .Kostelanetz condLets his 45-

piece orchestra in Felix Arndt's always-popular 'Nola" as a featu7e of "Tune Up Time,' over KNX-CBS, cm Monday, June 3, f7orn 8:00 to 8:30 p m. Tony Martin's solo is "Where Was l'" The Kostelanstz Chorus is heard in "Oh, Promise Me" from De Koven's operetta, "Robin Hac.d."

June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 5 SUNDAY LOGS

SUNDAY PROGRAMS JUNE

8 to 9 A. M. K}1-8. Story of Is All. 8:15, Medi-tations. 8:311. On Your Job.

KNX-8, West Coast Church. 8:30. Salt Lake Tabernacle.

KHJ-8. Funny Papers. 8:30, Choir. 8:45. Canary (*horns.

KFSD-8, Music Hail. KECA-8. Music IlaII. is(111-8, Organ. 8:15, Church. 8:30 Choir. 8:45. (Imary Chorus.

KFWB-8, Morning Music. 8:30, Res-cue Mission.

KMP('-8. Wings (her Jordan. 8:30. Organ. 8:43, Buccaneers. ForrK-A. Swedish Hour. 8:30. Nat'l Message. 8:43, Bob Simier.

KFAC-8. Country Church. 8:30, Mu-sic.

KGFJ-8. Music. KGER-8. News. 8:05. Rev. Dowell. IFERKI)-8. Requests. AVOE-8. Choir. 8:30, Singers. 8:45, Canary Chorus.

9 to 10 A. M. KFI -9. Music for Moderns. 9:15. Dr. Cassebberry. 9:30, Silver Strings.

KNX -9. Columbia Church. 9:30. De-mocracy in Action.

K11.1-9, Judge Gardner. 9:30, Sere-nade. 9:43. Food for T1 ht.

KFS11-9, Red Cross. 9:15. Vass Family. 9:30, Reiser Orch.

KECA-9. Red Cross. 9:15. Book of Books. 9:311. Reiser Orch.

KGB-9, Sonealogue. 9:15, Music. 9:30. Am. Wildlife. 9:43, McFarland Twins.

KFWB-9:30, Peter Potter. KMPC-9. Young Orch. 9:15, Barnet circh. 9:30. Swing.

RMTR-9. Spanish Hour. KFAC -9. Liberal Catholic Hour. 9:15, health Talk. 9:31), Music.

KGER-d. Mani, Ahead Time. 9:30. Melody.

C .ert. KV0E-9. Music. 9:15, Songalogue. 9:30. Serenade.

YIDDISH ART RADI O H OUR

Madame Fannie Reinhart Beautiful Music

Instrumental and Vocal KMTR, Sun. 10-II a. m.

10 to 11 A. M. KFI-10. Sable of Americas. 10:30. Chicago Round Table.

KNX-10. What. No Architect. 10:15. Salon Music. 10:30, News and Rhythm. 10:45, Illicit.

1/11J-10. Sumner Prindie. 10:15. HI-way Romance. 10:30, Musical Comedy'.

rik'SD-10. Salute of America. 10:30. Chicago Round Table.

RECA-10. I: a r den Club. 10:15, Treasure Trails of Song. 10:30, Silhouettes.

KGB--111, Sumner l'rindle. 10:15. Ro-mance of IllwaYs. 10 :30 . Musical Comedy.

KFIVII-10, Peter Potter. KMPC-10:30, Allen Roth Presents. KMTR-10. Madame Reinhart. KFAC -10. Music. KG F.1-111 Harmony Hall. KFOX -10. News. KGER-11). News. 10:05. Concert. KRK11-10. Concert. KFSG -10:30. Aimee S. McPherson. KVOF,--10. Piano. 10:15, Hiway Ro-mance. 10:30, Musical Comedy.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon :F1 -11 Physical Well Being. 11:15. Organ. 11:30. News from Europe.

A KVOE "MUST" for SUNDAY

"ROMANCE OF THE

HIGHWAYS" With Commander Scott and

His 'Unreal Realities"

10:15 a.m.

2. 1940

11:45. Kaltenborn. KS -l1. Symphony. KHJ-11, Alevander Oral. 11:30. Sweet and Swing.

KFSD-11. Fred Bliss. 11:15. Foreign Policy. 11:311. Coronado Centennial.

KECA-11. Kidoolers. 11:15. Foreign Policy. 11:30, Centennial.

1611-11, Open. 11:30. Hoover Eve-ning Hi.

Peter Potter. KMPC-11. Swing. KGFJ -11. St. Vibiana Cathedral. 11:13. Sportsmen. 11:30. Waltz Time.

KFON -11. Swing. KFAC-11:30, Church of Open Door. KGER-11, Pilgrim Hour. KFSG-11. Aimee S. McPherson. KVOE-11. Azure Music. 11:30. Open.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KEI -12. News. 12: t3, Osborne's Orel,. 12:30. The World is lours.

KNX-12:30. Invitation to I.earning. KHJ -12. News. 12:15. Troubadours. 12:30. Nobody's Children.

KIND-12, Sunday Vespers. 12:30. Church in Wildwood. 12:45. Basin St. Music.

I1ECA. '2. Simony Vesoers. 12:30. Basin St. Music.

KGB-12, Better Home.. 12:15, Trou-badours. 12:30, Nobody's Children.

KFW11-11. Peter Potter. 11:30, Jean Leonard.

KMPC-12 Samuel McKee. 12:15, Happiness House. 12:30. Light Classics.

KMTR-12, Peter Potter. KGFJ -12, St. Vlbriana Cathedral. 12:15, Dr. McCoy. 12:30. Czecho-slovakian Orch.

KFOX -12. Swing. KFAC -12:30, Music. KGER-12. News. 12:03, Music. 12:33. Rev. Isle.

KFSG -12. Aimee S. McPherson. KRKI)--12:311. Saddle Pals. KVOE-12, Troubadours. 12:30, Top Tunes. 12:45, Orango County Quiz.

1 to 2 P. M. KF1 -1, Yvette. 1:15, Three Cheers. 1:30. From Hollywood Today.

KNX -1. Spelling Berliner. 1:30. Flow Gently Sweet Rhythm.

1HJ-1. Musical Steelmakers. 1:30. Memory Music. 1:45. litendez)ous.

KI,S11-1 Rhythm. 1:15. I incent Gomez. 1:30. Voices of Hawaii.

KGB-1. Musical Steelmakers. 1:311, Voi m of Temperance. 1:15. Ren-dezvous. .ECA-1. Nick Harris. 1:15. Vin-cent Gomez 1:30. Looks al Books. 1:45. Open.

1(1.1% IS- 1, Concert. KNI11'-1. General Fact. 1:15. Mu-sic-graph. 1:30, Betty Phillips. 1:45. Tapest ries.

KMTR-1. G. Allison. 1:30, Swing. KGF.1-1:45. ('randell Hour. KFOX-1. Model Home. KFA( -1. Jack Stern. 1:15. Junior Varieties. 1:30. Baseball.

KGER-1. Seas. 1:13.. Music. 1:15. Spanish Hour.

KRKI)-1, Requests. KVOE-1. Musical Steelmakers. 1:30. Rendez.ons.

2 to 3 P. M. KFI-Gordon Orch. 2:30. Bent the Band.

KNX-2. Concert Oral. 2:30, Melody Ranch.

Crosby Oreh. 2:30, Show of Week.

KESO-2) HollYwool Gossip. 2:05. Grsy Orch. 2:3( Balboa Park Organ.

KECA-2, Catholic Program. 2:30. Cavalcade of Hits.

KG11 -2, Crosby Drat. 2:30, Show of Week.

KFIVII-2, Serenade. 2:30. Musical Comedy.

KMPC-2. Hawaiians. KMTR -2. Music. 2 15, F. T. Curry, 2.30. Music.

KGFJ -2. News. 2:1r.. ('arter Wright. 2:50. Concert. 2:4:, Quartet.

KF'0X-2. Rhythnis. 2:15. Homer RINICIIPH er. 2:30. Defenders.

KFAC--2. Baseball. KGER-2, News. 2 30. Long Beach Band.

KV0E-2. Lutheran Hour. 2:30, Show of the Week.

3 to 4 P. M. KFI -3. Prof. Puzzlewit. 3:30. Band-wagon.

KNX -3. News. 3:31, String Orch, K11.1 -3. Tropical Serenade. 3:30. Front Germany. 3:10. Music. 3:45, McLean Will.

KF'SD-3, Port of Call. 3:30 House of MacGregor.

KGB -3, Serenade. 330. From Ger-many. 3:40, Music, 3:45, McLean Orch.

KECA-3. European News. 3:30. Mag-nolia Bloss • Recital.

EFII11-3. Help Thy Neighbor. 3:30, ritual Hamblen. 3:45, Fiesta.

K31PC -3. Melody Time. 5:15, 51usl-eal Works! . 3:30, Ellery Queen.

K31TR-3:30, French Hour. KliF.1-3, Ilelping Hand. 3:15. Faith. 3:30. W.C.T.U. 3:45. Science of Man.

KFOX-3. Music. 3:45. Sheldon Shep-ard.

KFAC-3. Baseball. KGEFII-3. News. 3:05. Cilfford Mus-grove. 3:20, Long Beach Band.

KFSG-3. Rally Service. KV0H -3. Tropical Serenade. 3:30,

Germany. 3:13, McLean Orch

4 to 5 P. M. KFI -I. Charlie 31cCarthy. 4:30. One M U CK Family.

KS -1, Presidential Candidate. 4:30. Son: Styles. 4:55. News.

K11.1-4. American Forum. REST -4. Festhal of Husk. 4:30 'darter Singers. 4:45. Voices of Yesterday.

KFA'.1 -1. Festival of Music. 4:30. Voi,e of Hawaii.

K611-4, American Forum. KEITH-I, Selvin Orch, 4:30, Ma-rimba Magic. 4:15, Stuart Ham-blen.

K311. '-1, H.M.S. Richards. 4:30. Cortinental Re‘rie.

KSITR-4, Cardinal Quartet. 4:15. Ne•is Reel. 4:30. Brenon Mayen). 4:43. Eventide.

KGFJ-4. News. 4:1.5. Concert. 4:45. Arc You Afraid?

Baseball. KGER -I. News. 4:03, Story Teller. 4:31. Adolph Freeman.

KFOX-4. Salon Orch. 4:30, Fireside Ch inch.

KRKI)-4, Requests. K'. OE'-I. American Forum.

5 to 6 P. M. KFI-5. Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 5::41. Familiar Musk Album.

KN N-5. Sunday Et ening Hour. K11.11-5. Iteshal Hour. KFS11-5, Fiesta. 5:30. Lifelong Pluming. 5:45. Organ. :ECA. 5. Church Program. 5:30. Lifelong Planning.

KGP -5. Revival Hour. KFWB-5, Stuart Hamblen. KM PC -5, Five ()Thick Benue. K31711 -5:15. Ethel Burbler. 5:30. SI in in Luther Thomas.

tifir.1-5. American Legion. 5:15. Rendez% ons.

KFOX -5. String Time. 5:30. King-di m Temple.

K CA( '-3, Baseball. KGER-5. Adolph Freeman. 5:30. lirnin Book.

KV0E -5. Resival Hour.

6 to 7 P. M. KFI -6. Hour of Charm. 6:30. Care-free Carnival.

RNA -6. Art Baker. 6:15. Vocal Help Wanted. 6:30, Columbia Workshop.

KIL1 -6. News. 6:05. Symphonic Hour.

KFS11-11. Goodwill Hour. KF''.1--11. Goodwill Hour. RI: 1,-6. News. 6:05, Symphonic Hour. KF1311-11. News. 6:15. Strollin' To m. 6 311. Curtain Calls.

K3IPC -11. Prayers Answered. 6:15, Fiuytlins Makers. 6:30. Cub The-ater.

KYTR -6, Waltz. 6:30. Baptist ( hurt+.

KGF.1-6. News. 6:15. Salon Music. 6:30. Hits-Bits.

KE11X -6. News. 6:10, Slagle. 6:20. Beauty Talk. 6:23. Music. 6:30. liance.

KI' M' -6. News. 6:15. Music. RI ER-6. News. 6:05, Citrus Forum. t ,45. Italian News.

KF KI1-6:30. News. 6:45, Revert Ensemble.

KAOE-ti. Symphonic flour.

7 to 8 P. M. KI1-7. World Ix a Stage. 7:15. Irene Rich. 7:30, Jack Benny.

KNX-7. Itym-O. 7:23, News. 7:30, Kyser Orch.

KI1.1-7. Answer Man. 7:15. Lazy renairsody. 7:45. 'invent) Orch.

KTSD-7. Country Church. 7:15. Junior 6 Men, 7:30. Jack Benny.

Progra ms and ti me Hats Ingis on these pages are supplied to "Radio Life" by the radio citations shown, and are carefully checked prior to going to press. In-) accuraciers in these col-) unlink are usually the result of last minute chntigem by the broadcasting studios.

KECA-7. Chapel Quartet: 7:13, Packard Trans. 7:30. Maineck's Orch.

KGB-7. Answer Man. 7:15. Lass Rimpsody. 7:45, Kavelin

Tesas Lewis. 7:30, Re-ported Missing.

KMPC-7. Sing With Band. 7:30, News. 7:45, 31eiridles.

K311R-7. Bob Slimier. KFA(7-7. Open Forum. KtiFJ-7, Spanish Hour. KGER-7. News. 7:03. Cinemania. KING-7. Aimee S. McPherson. KV0E-7. Music. 7:15. Lazy Rheas sody. 7:45. Kavelin Orel'.

8 to 9 P. M. KFI -8. Walter Winchell. 8:15, Par-ker Family. 8:311, News. 8:45, Open.

KNX -11. Inglewood Park Concert. 8:30. 'fake It or Leave It.

KHJ -8, Denny Orch. 8:30, Gould (Inch.

KFSI)-8. Prof. Askem. 8:30. Bill Stern. 8:45, Moments of Melody.

KFA'A-8. Field Orch. 8:30, Sports Newsreel. 8:45. Bookman.

KGB -8. White Temple. 8:30. Gould Orch. 8:45. Magazine Man,

KFWB-8, Dr. MacLennan. K3IPC -8. Spelling Bee. 8:30. King Orch. 8:43. Loyola univ.

KMTR-8. Floyd Johnson. KGF4 -8. St. Vibrlana Cathedral. 8:30. Serenade.

KFOX-8. Variety. KFAC-8. Open Door Church. KGER-11. News. 8:05. Frank Wells. 8:30, Japanese Church.

KFSG-8. Aimee S. McPherson. K111E-8, Denny Orch. 8:30, Gould Conducts.

SET YOUR CLOCK

KMTR -9:00 &Clock

9 to 10 P. M. KFI -9. Night Editor. 9:15, General Fact. 9:30, M asco Orch.

',NN -9. John Clark. 9:15, I Was There. 9:45. News.

KI1J -11, News. 9:13. Voice of Pro-Aire,. 9:45. liennis Ordi.

KFSD-9. Caliente Races. 9:30. Sanctuary. 9:45, News.

KECA -9. Rhythm Orch. 9:13, Uni-versity F.:splorer. 9:30, Sanctuary. 9:45, News.

KGB-9. Newscast. 9:15. Voice of Prophecy. 9:45. Dennis Orch.

Radio Travelogues The 14th year of this famous program . . . telling you of the historical romance of Cali-f 0 r n ia . . . of interesting places to go . . . where the fishing and hunting are -tops" . . . as reported by the Radio Traveloguers Scout.

KMTR Sundays 9:00 p. m.

KFW11-1), Musical Comedy Moments. 9:15 Gov. Olson. 9:30. News. 9:45, Ballards.

KMI'C-9:15, Chapel Quartet. 9:30. Viennese hush'. 9:45, News.

KMTR-9. Travelogue. 9:15, Hawaii-an. 9:30, Blida Hour.

KliF.1 -9, hews. 9:15. Lest We For-r t. 9:30 Music. 9:45. Concerning

DIAL INDICATOR K M T R - Holly wood 570 KFSD -San Diego 600 K F1 -Los Angeles 640 KM l'C -Beverly Hills 710 K EC A-Los Angeles 780 KIEV -Glendale $50 K HJ -Los Angeles 900 KF WB -Hollywood 9511 KFVD -Cluver City .... 1000 KNX -Hollywood 1030

KFSG -Los Angeles 1120 KRKI) -Los Angeles 1120 KGFJ -Los Angeles 1200 KFX M -San Bernardino 1220 KFOX -Long Beach 1250 KFAC -Los Angeles .... 1300 KGB -San Diego 1350 KGER -Long Beach 1360 KVOE -Santa Ana 1300 KOPL- L. A. Pollee 1700

MONDAY LOGS Pa ge 6 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

KMPC

SUNDAY

HEADLINERS

Ellery Queen

3:30 p. m.

Stairway to Stardom

5-6 p. m.

Cub Theatre

6:30 p. m.

Sing With Your

Favorite Band

7:00 p. m.

Speliing Beeliner

8:00 p. m.

KFOX-9. News. 9:15. Music. 9:30. Ray Jasper Orel'. 9:45. Frank Christy Orch.

KFAC -9, Geno Severi's Ensemble. 9:15, Musk. 9:30. Salvation Army.

RGER -9. News. 9:05. Music. 9:15. March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Tuck-in In.

111FSG -9. Aimee Semple McPherson. 9:30. First Nighters.

KVOE -9. News. 9:15. Voice of Pro-phecy. 9:45. Dennis Orch.

10 to 11 P. M. KF1 -10, News. 10:15. Bridge to Dreamland.

KNX -110. Kyser Orch. 10:30, Pastor Orch.

RHJ -10. Phil Harris Orch. 10:30. Wilke Orch.

RFSD -10. Chansonette. 10:13. Bridge to Dreamland.

RECA -10. Phil-Harmonia.

Afro American News KFOX "

W ar Perkins Commentator

Condensed News Reviewed

fro m Coast-to-Coast

Sunday 10:00 to 10:15 a.m.

SUNDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are shown in Light Face Type:

P.M. Programs in Black Face

Yariety 5 :00- Radio City Music Hall,

KECA-KFSD. 8:00-Story of L's All, KFI. a :00-Pilgrimage of Poetry.

KECA-KFSD. 9:15 -Book of Books. ((RCA. 10:00-Salute to the Americas.

10:15 -Highway Romances, KHJ-KGB-KVUE.

10:30-Chicago Round Table. KFI-KFSD.

12:30 -Invitation to Education. KNX.

2:30-Gene Autry Melody Ranch, KNX.

2:30-Show of Week. KI1J-KGB-KVOE.

3:00-help Thy Neighbor KF WB 4:00-Bergen & McCarthy. KFI. 4:00 -American Forum of Air.

KHJ-KGB-KVOE. 5:30--Carefree ( arniyal. 7:011 -Open Forum. KFAC. 7:30-Jack Benny. KF1-KFSD 7:30 -Reported Missing. KFI:111.

Quiz Programs 12:15-Orange County Quiz.

KVOE. 1:09-Spelling Bee. KNX. 2:311 -Beat the Band. K n. 3:00 -Prot. Puzzlewit. 8:30 -Take It or Leaye It.

Drama 3:30 -Ellery Queen, KMPC. 4:30 -One Marl's 4:30 -Brenon Players, KMTIL

8:30 -Columbia Workshop. KNX 6:30 -Cub Theater. KMPC. 7:15 -Irene Rich. KFI. 9:00 -Night Editor, KFI. 9:15-1 Was There. KNX.

Outstanding Music 11:00-Columbia Symphony, KNX. 12 :110-St. Brendon's Choir.

1:00-31 ii s feel Steelmakers. K W-KGB-K .1'0E.

2:30-CaYaleade of flits. KECA-K }ND.

3:30 -Fitch Bandwagon. M I. 5:00 -31 anh att an Merry-Go-

Round. Kul. 5:30-Album of Familiar Music.

8:00 -SympliJny, K HJ - K G B-KVOE.

0:00:-Hour of Charm, K n. 8:00 -Inglewood Park Concert.

KNX. 10 :110- Ph I-Harmonia , KECA. 11:00-Melody Lane. KMTR. 11:15-Music Vole Want. KF WB.

Sports-Comment 1:30 -Pacific Coast League

Baseball. KFAC. 10:13-Bowling Notes. KF WB.

News Commentators 11:15 -Foreign Policy. KECA-

lai'SD. 11 :45-H. V Kaltenborn. 4:33 -Elmer Davis. KNX. 8:011 - Walter Wincliell. K M.

KGB-10. Ilarris Orel'. 10:30, Mojica Orch.

KEW B-10. Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Dancing. 10:45, Moon Magic.

K311•C -10, Gordon Singers. 10:15, Sam Koki. 10:30. Nieto Serenaders. 10:45, Billy Berg Drell.

KMTR -10. Bil.18 Hour. 10:15, John-son Orch. 10:30, Lopez Orch. 10:45, Special Events.

fiGh•J -10. News. 10:15, Concert. 10:30. The Dreamer.

KFOX -10. Music. 10:15. Bill Rob-erts Orch. 10:30, Island Music.

KFAC -10, Melody Hour. 10:45. Bob Hamilton Oren.

KGER -10. News. 10:10, Music. 10:15. Gaucho Orch. 10:30, Ilaaaiians. 10:43. Dance.

KFSG -10. Organ. KVOE-10. Phil Harris Orel:. 10:30. Malice Orel.

11 to 12 Midnight KF1 -11, News. 11:15. Nottingham Orch. 11:31 Maineck Orch.

KNX -11, ews. 11:13. Peral Ord). 11:30. Prelude. 11 :55, News.

KHJ -11, Garber Orch. 11:30, tons Orch.

KFSD -11. Nottingham Orch. 11:30. Malnek Orch.

KECA -11. Organ. KGB -11. Voting Ont, 11:39. Iona Oral.

K1.1311 -11. Gypsy Caravan. 11:15. Music You Want.

KMPC -11. Swing Qutz. KMTR -11. Melody Lane. KGF.1 -11. News. 11:15. Concert. KFAC -11, Music. 11 :30. Kentucky Boys.

IFCFSG -11. Music. 11:30. Phil Kerr. KFOX -11. Harbor Review. KV0E--111, Gairber Orel'. 11:30, Ha-waiians.

MONDATE 3 PROGRAMS 8 to 9 A. M.

KFI -8. Wuusuu,un in M bite. 8:15. News. 8:30, Johnny Murray. 8:45, Bridge (lub.

KNX -8. Nancy Dixon. 8:15. When a Girl Marries, 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

KIIJ -8, Victor Lindlahr. 8:30, Mu-tual Friend. 8:15. Carters of Elm St.

KFS1) -11 Gwen Williams. 8:15. Good Cheer. 8:30 Farm & Home Hour.

KECA-8. Financial. 8:15. Kidood-lees. 8:30, ljnelassic Time. 8:43, News,

KGB -8. Best Buys. 8:05. Open. 8:15, loyestments. 8:23. Melodies. 8:30. Stocks. 8:35. Melody. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

KFAVB -8. Melody Mart. 8:15, Morn-ing Music. 8:45, Dr. Reynolds.

KIIPC -8, Andy-Virginia. 8:30, Unity Daily Word.

K31TR -8, Spanish Hour. KGFJ -8, News. 8:15. Music. 8:43, Dr. Wiseman.

KFOX -8, News. 8:15. Medical. 8:30. Classified 8:45. Health.

KFAC -8, Music. KGER -8. News, Soul Patrol. 8:15. 3lizpah. 8:45. Rev. Bennington.

rSET YOUR CLOCK by the Accurate

TIME SIGNAL direct From Arlington exclusively

OVER

KMTR 9:00 a. m. Daily

KRKD-8:31), State Employment. KVOE -S. Open. 8:45. Carters of Elm St.

9 to 10 A. M. KFI -9, Your Treat. 9:15. Agnes White, 9:30. Julia Blake. 9:43. Dr. Kate.

KNX -9. Goldbergs. 9:15, Life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hap-piness. 9:45. Short Story.

1111.1 -9, Jean Abbey. 9:15. Rev. Laurin. 9 :to. Open. 9:45, Keep Fit.

KIND -9:15 Between the Bookends. 9:30. Soitalny's Orch. 9:45 Legion News.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30. 3lid-•nornlpg Jamboree.

KGB-11. KGB Presents. 9:15. Home-maker a Catalor 9:45, Keep Fit.

KI. Wit-9. The Bollards. 9:15, 31m:h-a la Carte. 9:30. Accent on Music.

KMPC -9. News. 9:15. Top o tne Morning. 9:30, Organ Reveries. 9:45 Melody Time.

KMTR -9. John Brown. 9:311, Sour Neighbor. 9:45, 1/r. Reynolds.

Ii6F.1 -9. News, Stocks. 9:15. Music. 9:45. Science of Man.

KFOX -9, Music. 9:45. Sheldon Shep-ard.

KFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30. 'Women in News. 9:45. Novelty Notes.

RI:ER -9, News. 9:05, Bright Corner. 9:15, March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Dr. 1.ee. 9:45. Full Gospel.

KRKIF--Dog Stories. 9:30, C. S. Weather Reports.

KVOE -:i. Orch. 9:15, Solo. 9:30, Monitor News. 9:45. Keep Fit.

10 to 11 A. M. KF1 -11). Light a the World. 10:15, Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 10:30. Valiant Lady. 10:45, Hymns.

KNX -10. Big Sister. 10:15. Aunt Jenny. 10:30. Wiley. 10:45. My Son

KH.11 -10, News. 10:15, Happy Homes. 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

KIND -III. Varlet les. 10 :30. Ann Gibson. 1 oi • 13. Bridge Class.

RECA -10. Varieties. 10:30. Views and Rey iely s. 10:45. Wife Savers.

KGB-10. News. 10:15. Songs. 111:30. Garden Club. 10:45, Bachelor's ('hildren.

KF WB -10. Wade Lane. 10:15. Chef Milani. 10:30, Melody Time. 10:45. Romance in Rhythm.

KMPC -10, Open House. 10:30. Western Aires. 10:45. News.

KN1TR -10. Woman's World. 10:30. Music. 10:45. Special Events.

KGFJ -10, News. 111:15. Rhythm. 10:30, Moods in Verse. 10:43. City Dwellers.

KFOX -10. News. 10:15, Music. 10:30, Salon.

KFA(' -10. Serenade. 10:30. News. 10:45. Gothic Tower.

KGER -10. News, 10:05. God's Sun-shine. 10:30, Rev. lvie. 10:43, lh 'Tunesmiths.

KRKD -10:30, P.T.A.

yll1E-10. IN: ws. 10:15 Leislore House, 10:311. Woniens dubs. 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon K11 -11. Mary Marlin. 11:15. Ma Perkins. 11:30, Pepper Young. 11:45. Vic-Sade.

KNX -11. Society Girl. 11:15. Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins. 11:45. Dealer in Dreams.

ELHJ -11. Friendly Neighbors, 11:15. Eddie Albright. 11:30. Flying Feet.

KFSD -11. Orphans of Divorce. V:13. Honey moon Hill. 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:45. Just Plain Bili.

KECA-11. Orphans of Divorce. 11:15. Honeymoon Hill. 11:30, John's Other Wife. 11:45, Just Plain Bill.

KGB -11, Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Open. 11:30. Pulpit Highlights. 11:15. Minute Slelodies.

KFWB -11, Tom Stoddard. 11:30, Piano Patter. 11:45. News,

KMPC -11, Master Singers. 11:15, Music for Madame. 11:30, Musical Workshop. 11-45, Music.

KMT11 -11, Dr. Talbot. 11:15. Moth-ers of America. 11:30, Vocals. 11:45. News Reel.

KtiFJ -11. News. 11:13. Music. 11:30. Rhythm.

KFOX -11, Harkins-Peck. 11:13. Va-riety. 11 :30. News. 11:411. Music. 11:11, FHA.

KF'Ar-11. Man on Street. 11:30. Home Beautiful. 11:45. Hawaii.

KGER -11. News. 11:15. Music. 11:30. Music Box.

KRTID -11. Paddock Flashes, 11:30.

KVCIE-11. Friendly neighbors. 11:13. Music. 11: 10, travel America. 11:15. Open.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. Road of Life. 12:15. Stella

DallAs. 11:30, Local News. 12:45, Portia Blake.

KNX -12. Kitty Kelly. 12:15. Myrt-Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 12:43. Stepmother.

KH.1 -12, News. 12:15, Curtis Spring-er. 11:311, Cantondo (lub, 12:43,

KFSI) -12. News. 12:15. Club Mati-nee.

KF:CA -12. News. '2:15. Club Mat-inee.

A KVOE "MUST" for MONDAY 65 -Voice Santa Ana

CANTANDO CLUB Men's Chorus/

Coast-to-coast MBS

12:30 p.m. 1111:11 -12. News. 12:13. Curtis Spring-er. 12:30, Stock. 12:35, Monitor News. 12:45, Muse-Music.

KFWB-12. Al Jarvis. 12:45. raunne - Holden. KMPC -12, Gen. Facts. 12:15, News. 12:30, Baseball.

KSITR -12. Peter Potter. KliF.1 -12. News. 11:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:30. Novelties. 12:45. Let's Lis-ten.

KFOX -12. Health. 12:15, Music. 11 :15. Jake Hammond.

KFAC -'2. News. 12:15. Melody Hour.

KGEit -12. News. 12:10. Music. 12:15, 49ers. 12:30. Music. 12:45. Citrus Forum.

1RFKO -12:30. Saddle Pals. KV0E -12, News. 12:15. Open. 12:30, Cantondo Club. 11 :15, (Open.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1, Girl Alone. 1:15. Kitt, Keene. 1:30. Midstream. 1:45. O'Neils.

KNX -1. By Kathleen Norris. 1:15, My Children. 1:30. Catalina Quiz. 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

KILI -1, liatit 'Wank. 1:30. Stabile Orch. 1:45. Let's Play Bridge.

KFSD -1. Bester's On+. 1:30, Wife Savers. 1:45, elms. Sears.

KECA -1. Classic Hour. KGR -1. Open. 1:30. McCune Orch. 1:45. Let's Play Bridge.

KF WB-4, Concert. 1:30. Dr. Rey-nolds. 1:45. Dixieland Band.

KM Pt .-1, Baseball. KNITR -1, G. Allison. 1:30, Dick Ross. 1:45. Pension.

KGF'.1 -11. News, Stocks. 1:15, Strings. 1:30, Matinee.

RFOX -1. Musk. 1:30. Christian Sci-ence. 1:8'3. firusle.

June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 7 MONDAY LOGS

KFAC -1. Religious Science. 1:15. kilns-Book (lub. 1:31). Sheriff Dept. 1:45. Music.

KGE11 -1. Seas. 1:113. Officia4. 1:20. Hits. 1:30 Spanish Trio.

KRKD -1:15. City IlaII. 1:311. USC. KVOE-1, Hawaiians. 1:30, Stabile Orch. 1:45. Let's Play ilrelge.

2 to 3 P. M. KFI -2, life Drama. 2:15. Mine to Cherish. 2:30 Alice Blair. 2:45, Miss Julia.

KNX -2. Young Dr. Malone. 2:15. Background for Living. 2:31. Joyce Jordan. 2:45. Kate Smith.

KHJ-2. News. 2:13, Monaco Orel]. 2:30, Pleasantdale Folks 2:41, Music.

KFSD-2. Hollywood Gossi 1:05. Dane. 2:10 Listen! 2:17. Moni-tor News. 2:30, Information Bu-reau. 2:43. Spitalny Omit.

KECA -2:15. School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

KGB -2. Afternoon News. 2:30. Mat-inee Moods. KFIVIS -2. Matinee Varieties. 2:15, Hits and Bits. 2:30. Music Box. 2:45. David Ha mm.

KMPC -2. Tenth inning. 2:15, l'hil Neely. 2:311 W m. Wirges. 2:43, Tropic Moods.

KMTR-2. Stocks. 2:15, George Jay. 2:30. Pop (oncert.

News, Stocks. 2:15. Civic. 2:31). Volunteers a America. 2:4a. Dance.

KFOX -2. Sloosic. 2:15. David Harum. 2:30. Bulletin.

KFA('--2. American 1.1.0 sn Aux. 2:15, Good Cheer. 2:30. Fed. Wo-mer.'s Clubs.

KGER -2, News. 2:115. Geo. Strange. 2:30. Hawaiians.

FERKI4 -2. Chuck Henry Ilich. 2:30. News. 2:45. Hawaiians.

KV0E -2. News. 1:15. Feeeral 5111-sic. 2:30. Pleasantdale Folks. 2:45. Swing.

3 to 4 P. M. KFI -3. Art Baker, 3:45. Mainline

KNX -3. Mary Foster. 3:15, News. 3:20. 'Wiley. 3:45, Europe.

K M -Community hall. 3:15. Fin Rito. 3:31). Itasca of Rest. 3:45, Sports.

KFSD -3. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3 :45 , Carol Leighton.

KF:CA -3. Unclassic Time. 3:15, Kal-tenborn. 3:30. Froclassic.

KGB -3. Matinee Moods. 3 30. Hoosen of Rest. KF W11-3, Maddox Fain ly. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:.5. Carol Leighton. .111PC -3. Thomas Thomas. 3:15. Singing Strings. 3:30, Ben Pollock. 3:45, swing Session.

K MTR -3:15. News Reel. 3:30. Mem-ories. 3:45. Billy Reklimoon.

KGFJ -3. Symphony. 3:15. News Reel. 3:30. Memory. 3:45. Bills Richman.

KFON -3. At the Theater. 3:15. Mu-sic. 3:30. Legislature. 3:43. News.

KFAC -3. Masterpieces. KGER -3. News. 3:05, Music. 3:15. Lest We Forget. 3:30. Bob Carlin. 3:45. Long Reach .1. C.

KVOE -3 Fulton Lewis. 3:15, Flo Rita Drell. 3:30. Hones of Rest.

Lunch Hour Swing

PETER POTTER

with one hour of the latest

in popular music

KMTR

1 2:0 0 to 1.00 p. M.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI -4. Telephone Show. 4:30. Voice of Firestone.

KNX -1. Wiley. 4:15, Jack Owens. 4:30 KNX-tra. 4:43, Nests. 4:53, War News. HJ -1. Diamond Orch. 4:30. Marri-age License Romances. 4:45. Slii-tual Friend.

KFsit -4. Dance. 4:13. Affairs of Anthony. 4:30. Irene Wicker. 4:43. Mince.

KECA-4. Frank Watanabe. 4:15. Affairs of Anthony. 4:30. Irene Wicker. 4:43, Bud Bastion.

KGB-4. Diamond Orch. 4:30 Marri-age License Romances. 4:45, Cur-tis Springe..

KF W11-4. lion Milligan 4:30. Bert Fisk. 4:45. Stooirt Hamblen.

KMPC--1. American Notes. 4:30. Studio Part .

KNITR -4, l'a Hankins. 4:30, 31em-ories. 4:45, Volney James.

Variety 8: 00-Johnny Murray KFI. 9:15 -Bet ,seen the Bookends.

KECA. KFST.f. 1o:30-Views & 11,4,1eas. KECA 11:15-Mothers ca America, KMTR 2:45 -Kate Smith Speaks. KNX. 5:30--Templeton Time, KFI. 7:00-Amos & Andy. KNX-

KM PC . 7:15-This is Magic. KHJ-I1VOE

Drama 9:45 - nort. Short Story. KNX. 2:09-Life Dramas. K M 4:311-Mars loge License Ro-

m:- Ices. KH.1-KG1I-KVOE. 5:00-Lux Radio !beater. KNX. 6:30 -Bliondle, KNX. 8:00 -American Challenge. KFI. 8:011 -Passin - Parade. KECA-

K FSD. 8:30-Hawthorne House. K M.

Sports-Comment 12:30 -Major League Baseball.

KM PC. 2:00 -Tenro Inning. KMPC. 6:15 -Sportflashes. KFAC. 7:00 -Sid Ziff. KF WB. 9:15 -sports Roundup. KNX. 10:13-Bow.ing Notes. KFWB.

Outstanding Music 10:45 -11ymns of All Churches.

KFI 1:00 -Classic Hour. KECA. 3:00--Nlasterpieres. KF'AC. 4:18)-Telephone 4:30 -Voice of Firestone. KFI.

MONDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A II. Programs are shown in Light Face TYI)e:

P.M. Pregrams in Black Face

6:00 -Contented Program. KFI. 6:00 -Guy Lombardo. KNX. ,:110--Pleasure Time, KFI. 7:15 -Canny Ross. KNX. 7:30-Streamlined Opera, K n. 8:48) -Tune-ID Time. KNX. 10:00-Phil-Harmonia, 11:15 -Music You Want. KF WB.

Q uiz Programs 1:.0 -Catena- Quiz, KNX. 5:00-Dr. I. Q.. KIT 7:30 -True or False. KECA-

KIND. 8:00 -Pull Over Neighbor. KHJ-

KGB-KVOF:. 8:30-Radio Charades. RI M 8 :30 -Kash Kwiz. KFW I 9:30-Photo Phone Quiz. KVOE.

Weather KFI -7 :30. 8:30. 111:15. 11:00.

1:43 5:30. K 3ITR -9 :Oa. KHJ-KGB-KV0E-0 :00. KNX -6:00. KRKD -9 :30

News Commentators 9:30- Wilmer in the News.

KFAC 3:15 -Kaltenborn. KECA 4:55 -Elmer Delis, KNX. 6:00 -Raymond Gram Swing.

KHJ-KGB-KVOE. 6:30-John B. Hughes. KHJ-

KGB-RIVE. 7:15 -Elliot Roosevelt. KF WB. 7:30 -News Reel KMTR. 9:30 -Fulton Lewis. KIIJ-KGB. 1.0:30-Lers Talk Over the News.

K MPC.

KG11,4-4, News. 1:15, Tea Time. 1:30. Obserser. 4:45, Reminiscing.

KFO X - I. Musk. 4:31). Swing.

KMPC

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Pontiac Dealers KFAC -1. Vernon Steele. 4:15. Por-traits in Literature. 4:30. Teatime

, Tunes. 4:45, Farm Time. K(,ER -4. News. KRKI) -4:15. Venna Taylor. 4:45, News.

Orch. 4:15. Huse Vou Read? 4:30, Marriage License Romance. 4:45. Classi-fied Ads.

5 to 6 P. M. KFI -5. Dr. IQ. 5:30. Templeton Time.

RN X-5. his Radio Theater. K11.1 -5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. 5:30. Shelter Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie

KFSD -5. News. 5:15. Magic Island. 5:311 Dance. 5:45. Marine Corps.

RECA-5. Twilight Tales. 5:15. Tar-/4111. 5:30, News. 5:43, Open.

K1:11 -5. Crosby Orch. 5:15. For Ladies Only. 5:30, Shatter Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

KF W111-5. Stuart Hamblen. IFEMPC -5. Song Stories. 5:15. News. 5:30. Dealer in Songs.

KMTR -5. Volney James. 5:30, In-tersiews. 5:45, F.sentide.

Kt:F.1 -5. News. 5:15, Islanders. Is Magic. 7:30„ Lone Ranger.

KFOX-5:40. Beauty Talk.

KFAC -5. Gateway to Music. 5:30, Whoa Bill Club.

KGER -5. News. 5:05. Latin Hour. FERKH-5:15, Vienna Waltzes. 5:30, Race Results.

KV0E -5. Crosby Orch. 5:30. Shat-ter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

6 to 7 P. M.

KFI -6, Contented Program. 6:30. Sensation-Swing.

KNX -6. Guy Lombardo. 6:30. !Bea-dle. Concert. 6:.10, 'Polon B. Hughes. 6:45, N. Brokensioire.

KIND -6. Open. 6:30, Green Hornet. KECA -6, Open. 6:30, Green Hornet. KGB -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, Diamond Well. 6:30, News and Views. 6:15 Norman Brokenshire.

KF WB -6. News. 6:15. Strollin Tom. 0:30. Rhamoody in Silk. 6:45. Builders.

RNIPC -6. Mothers of America. 6:15. Russ Morgan. 6:30. Roth Presents. 6:45. That Was the Year. KMTR-6:15. Johannes Steele. 6:30, Life Payments. 6:45. Political.

KliFJ -6. News. 6:10. Italian Mu-sic. 6:30 Gold Hoar.

KFOX -6. News. 6:10, Music. 6:30. Swing Ding. 6:45. Hawaiians. KFAC -6. News. 6:15. Snortflashes. 6:39, Cits College. 6:45. Calling Writers.

KGER-41. News. 6:30. Italian Jour-nal.

KRKD -6. Records. 6:30, Sports Reports. 6:45. Records.

KVI/E -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. Your Concert. 6:30. John II. Hughes. 6:43. Orch.

KRKI1 -7. News. 7:15. Waits Time. 7:311, Fishing Facts.

KFSG -7 :45. Evangelistic. KVOE-7. Page the Past. 7:15, This Is Magic. 7 :30, Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M. KFI -$, American Challenge. 8:30. Hawthorne House.

KNX -8. Tune-Up Time. 8:30. What's On Your Mind?

1111.1 -8. Pull Over Neighbor. 8:30. Americanism rimiest.

KFSD-43. Passing Psrade. 8:15, Open. 8:30„ Frani Orch. 8:45, Bali Trio.

KFX'A -11. Passing l'arade. 8:15. Dor-sey Orch. 8:30. News. 8:45. Pack-ard Pgno.

KGB -8, Pull Oser Neighbor. 8:30. Radio News Reel. 8:45. Facto-graph.

KF WB -8 Happy Hollow. 8:30. Kash iz.

K51PC -8. Concert Hall. 8:30. Listen In. 8:45, Can You Imagine That?

KMTR -8:15, Theatre Group. 8:45: Rheba Crawford.

KFOX -8. Music. 8:30, Sterling Young Orch. 8:45. Music.

KFAC -8. City College. 8:30. Forty Plus. 8:45. Postal Oddities.

KGER-8. News. 8:03. Rodolfo Hoyt's. KFSG -8. Evangelistic. KV0E -8. Pull Oser Neighbor. 8:30. Atheriranism Cont psi .

7 to 8 P. M.

X1F1 -7. Pleasure Time 7:15. KFI News. 7:30. Opera.

KNX -7. Amos-Andy. 7:15. Lanny Ross. 7:30. Pipe Smoking Time. 7:55. News.

KHJ -7. l'age the Past. 7:15. This Is Magic. 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KFSD -7, Imagine Thai? 7:15 Elliot Rooseselt. 7:311. True or False.

liErA -7. Starlet March to Fame. 7130. True or False,

KGB -7. Page the Past. 7:15. Star Parade. 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KFINI1 -7, Sid Ziff. 7:15, Elliot Roosevelt. 7:30. Don Milligan.

KMPC -7. Amos 'n' Andy. 7:15: News. 7:30 Words & Music. 7:45. Nosationes.

KMTR -7, Classics. 7:30. News Reel. 7:45. Dance.

KGFJ -7. Spanish Hour. KFOX -7. Literature. 7:15. Daily Bread. 7:30. P. E. Gardner. 7:45. Hits.

FIFA(' -l. L. A. Bar Assn. 7:15. Mu-sic. 7:30 Chapel Quartet. 7:45, County Review.

KGER -7, News. 7:05, Jewish Hour.

9 to 10 P. M. RFT -9. Felton Orch. 9:30, Molina Orch.

KNX -9. News. 9:15. Spurts Round-(p. 9:20, Coffee (tech. 9:30„ Duffy Orch. 9:45, News.

KHJ -9. News. 9:15, Hoagland Or. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Zeke 51anners.

KFSD -9. Little Old Hollywood. 9:30. University E..plorer. 9:45. News.

KECA -9. Little Ole Hollywood. 9:30. Fit Mamba. 9:45. News.

KC:11-9, News. 9:15, Hoagland Orch. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Zeke Manners.

Pi FW B--9. Swing Out. 9:30. News. 9:45 Ballards.

KNIre-8, Meet Your Neighbor. 9:30 Dance. 9:45, News.

KMTR -9. Floyd Johnson. 9:30, Ha-waiian. 9:45. Merry Go Round.

KliFJ -11. Jewish Hour. 9:30. Tin Pan Alley.

KFOX -9 News. 9:15. Little Philip-pines. 9:30. Music.

KGER -9. News. 9:05,, Music. KFAC -9. Magic Hour. KFSG -9. Esangelistic 9:30. Florence Winterburn.

KV0E -9. News. 8:15. Orch. 9:30. Photo-Phone Quiz. 9:45. Zeke Man-ners.

10 to 11 P. M. KFI -10. News. 10:15. Blue Moonlight. 10:30. Reichman Orch.

KNX -I0, Ityser Orch. lit:30. Camera Club. 10:45, Clark Ross. KHJ -10. Cuff 'n' Swing Club. 10:30. Joy Orch.

4.FS111 -10. Nat'l Radio Forum. 10:30. Hollyvi00(1 Gossip. 10:33. Reich-man Oral.

KECA -10. Phil-Ilarmonia. KGB -10. Bacon Platys. 10:30. Joy Orch

KF WII -10. Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30, Dance. 10:45, Gaylord Carter.

KMPC -10. Isabel Draesemer. 10:15, Sam Koki. 10:30. Talk (iser the Ness's. 111:45. Billy Re m Orch.

KMTR -10. C. P. .1101ixson. 10:15. Phil•Lopez Orch. 10:45. News Beet.

KGFJ -10. News. KFOX -111. Commentator. ls,:31), Is-landers.

KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KGER -10. News. KFSG -10. Amateur Hour. KV0E -10. Leff & Swing Club. 10:31). JOS' 'beet,

11 to 12 Midnight li n -11. Nets s. 11:13, Sunk Orch. 11:30. Sousenirs.

KNX -11. News. 11:15, Noble 11r. 11:45, Mann. Strand. 11:55. News.

K11.1 -11. Goodman Orch. 11:30. Iona Orch.

KFSD-11. Study Orch. 11:30. Be-lasco Orch.

KECA -11 This Moving World. 11:15. Organ.

KGB -11, Goodman Orch. 11:30. lona Orch. 11:45. Memory Time.

KFAVIK -11, Gypsy Caravan. U AL, Music You Want.

KNIPC -11, Swing Quiz. KFAC -11. Henry On+. 11:15. Music. 11:30. KentuckY Boy's.

KMTR -I1. Melody Lone. KGFJ -11. News. 11:15. Moods. KFSG -11. Portrait Players. KVOIS -11. Goodman Orch. 11:38e lona Orch.

TUESDAY LOGS Pa ge 8 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

TUESDAY 8 to 9 A. M.

KFI -11, Woman in White. 8:15, News. 8:30, Open. 8:43. Bridge (slob.

KNX -8. Nancy Dixon. 8:15. When a Girl Marries. 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Suratay.

KHJ -8, Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30, Mutual Friend. 8:45. Carters of Elm Street.

KFSD -8. Indiana indigo. 8:15. Good Cheer. 8:30. Farm & Home.

KECA -R, Financial. 8:15, Glenn Darwin 8:30. 1;nclassic. 8:45. News.

KGB -8, Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30. Stocks. 8:35. Melody. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

Ili rW11 -11. Melody Mart. 8:13, Morn-ing Music. 8:30, Voice of Friend-ship. 8:45. Dr. Reynolds.

KMPC -8. Andy-Virginia. 8:30. Unity Daily Word.

MELODY LANE featuring 30 voices in the famous

Chapman College Chorus

KMTR Mondays, 11:00 p. m., 1 hr.

KMTR -8. Spanish Hour. 8:45, Re-ligious Music.

KGFJ -8. News. 8:15. Music, 8:45. Dr. Wiseman.

KFAC -8. Country Church. 8:30, Music. 8:43, Mildred Lager.

KFOX -8. News. 8:15. Medical. 8:30, House of MacGregor. 8:45. Mildred Lager.

KGER -8. News. Soul Patrol. 8:15, 5Ilzpah. 8:45, Rev. Bennington.

KRKIR -8:30. Jonathan Breakfast Club.

KVOE-8, Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30, Music. 8:15, Carters of Elm Street.

9 to 10 A. M. KFI -9. Song Fellow. 9:15, Eleanor Roosevelt. 9:30, By Kathleen Nor-ris. 9:45. Dr. Kate.

KNX -9. Goldbergs. 9:15, Life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30, Right to Hap-piness. 9:45, Mary Lee Taylor.

KHJ -9, Helpful Harry. 9:03, Music. 9:15. Res. Laurin. 9:30, Mirandy. 0:45. Keep Fit.

KFSD -9:15. Between the Bookeds. 9:30. Spitalny's Orch.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15. Between Bookends. 9:30. Nlidniorn-ing Jambore

lialinr Gang. 9:15, Home-maker's Catalog. 9:45, Keep Fit.

KFV111-9. The Ballard.. 9:13. Mu-sic a In Carte. 9:30, Accent on Music. 9:45. Morning Melodies.

KMPC -9. News. 9:15, Music. 9:30. Organ. 9:45. Melody Time.

KNITR -9. Set Sour Clock-Martin I.. Thomas. 9:15. :Monitor News. 9:30, Your Neighbor. 9:45, Dr. Reynolds.

KGF.1 -9. News. Storks. KFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talk. N30. Women in News. 9:45. Parents Forum.

KGER -9, News. 9:05. Bright Cor-ner. 9:15. March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Little Show. 9:45, Full Gos-pel.

KRKD -9, Jonathan Breakfast Club. 9:30. U.S. Weather.

KVOK-9. Happy Gang. 9:30. Monitor News. 9:15. Keen Fit.

10 to 11 A. M. K11 -111, Light of the World. 10:15, Arnold Grimm's Dang.hter. 10:so, Valiant Lady. 10:45, Hymns.

KNX -10. Big Sister. 10:15. Aunt Jenny. 10:30, Fletcher Wiley. 10:43. My Son and I.

Kli.1 -10. News. 10:15, happy Homes. 10:43. Bachelor's Children. t'S D -10 Varieties. 10:30, Ann Gibson. 10:15„ Heaven on Earth.

KECA -10, Varieties. 10:30. Views and Reviews. 10:45. Wife Saver.

KGB-10. News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, (role Orch. 10:43. Bachelor's Children.

KF WB -10, Wade La n e. 10:15, As a Man Thinketio. 10:30. Melody Time. 10:45, Romance in Rhythm.

K3IPC -10. Open House. 10:30. Ranch Boys. 111:45, News.

KMTR -10. Woman's World. 10:30. Memories. 111:45, Special Events.

KGFJ -10, News. 10:15. Rhythm. 10:30. 31oods in Verse. 10:45, city Dwellers.

KFOX -10. News. 10:15. Music. 10:30. Salon.

KFAC -10, Midmorning Serenade. 10:30, News. 10:45, Gothic Tower.

PROGRAMS JUNE 4, 1940

KGER -10. News. 10:05. God's Sun-shine. 10:30. Rev. Isle.

KRKD -10:30, Encyclopedia. KVOE -10. News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, Craig Orch. 10:43. Bache-lor's Children.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon KFI -11 Mary Marlin. 11:15 Ma Perkins. 11:30, Penner Young. 11 :45 . Vic-Sade.

KNX -11. Society Girl. 11:13, Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins. 11:45. Dealer in Dreams.

KHJ -11, Friendly Neighbor. 11:15. Eddie Albright. 11:45. Cincone Orch.

KFSD -11. Ornhans of Divorce. 11:13. Honeymoon Hill. 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:45. Just Plain Bill

KF:CA -II. Ornhans of Divorce. 11:15, Honeymoon hill. 11:30. Johns owner Wife. 11:45. Plain Bill.

KGB-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:13. Voting Orch. 11:30. Cincone Orch.

KF WB -11. To 'Stoddard. 11:30, Piano Patter. 11:45, News.

'WOMAN'S WORLD' Everything of Interest

to Women as presented by Patricia Fair

Daily 10:00-10:30 a. m.

KMTR Top of the Dial

KMPC -11, Master Singers. 11:13, Meredith Wilson Symphony.

KMTR -11, Dr. Talbot. 11:30, Vo-cals. 11:45, News Reel.

KGF.1 -11, News. 11:15, Music. 11:no, Rhythm.

KFOX -11. Variety. 11:30. News. 11:40, Music

KFAC -1I. Man on Street. 11:30, Hawaiian.

KGER -11. News. 11:15, Music. II:30. Swing.

KRKD -11. Paddock Flashes. 11:30, News.

KVOE -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:13, Young Ord:. 11 :30, Cincone Orch.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFI -12. Road of I.ife. 12:13. Stella Dallas. 12:30. Local News. 12:45. l'ortia Blake.

KNX -12. Kitty Kelly. 12:15. 11 Yri-Marge. 12:30. IlillIOD house. 12:45. Stepmother.

KHJ -12. News. 12:15. Curtis Spring-er. 12:30, Alexander Orch.

FIFSD -12 News. 12:15. ('lob Mat-inee.

KECA -111. News. 12:15. Club Mat-inee. aott--12. New!.. 11:15, Curtis Spring-er. 12:30, Stocks. 12:35, Alexan-der Orch.

KFWB-12. Al Jarvis. KMPC -12. Music. 12:15, News. 12:30, Baseball.

KMTR -12. Peter l'otter. KGF.1 -12„ News. Stocks. 12:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:30. Novelties. 12:45. Let's Listen.

KFOX -12. Health. 12:15. Music. 12:30, Americans. 12:45. Jake Sam-mond.

kFAC -12, News. 12:15. Melody Hour. 12:43, I.. A. City College.

KGER -12. News. 12:10. Music. 12:43. Citrus Forum.

KRKD -12:30. Saddle Pals, KVOE -12, N e ws. 12:15. Reynolds Orch. 12:30, Alexander ()rill.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1. Or' Alone. 1:15. Kitty Keene. 1:30 Mtdstreani. 1:45. O'Neils.

KNX -1. By Kathleen Norris. 1:15. My Children. 1:30, ('atalina Quiz. 1:43, Scattergood Baines,

KH.1 -1. McCune Orch. 1:30, Open. 1:45, Play Bridge.

KIND -1. Farmer Comes to Town. 1:15. Osborne Orch. 1:30, Open.

SEECA -1. Classic Iliour. KGB -I, McCune Orch. 1:30. Open. 1:15. Play Bridge.

KF WB-l. Concert. 1:30. Dr. Rey-nolds. 1:45. Dixieland Band.

IIMPC -1, Baseball. KMTR -1, (:. Allison. 1:30, Dick Ross. 1:43, Pensioa.

KGF.1 -1. News. Stocks. KFOX -I. Scrapbook. 1:13. Music. KFA(' -1. Religious Science. 1:15. Mei eel's Ensemble. 1:30, MUSIC. 1:43, Organ.

KGER -1. News. 1:05, Officials. 1:20. 1: 30 , Spanish Trio.

KRIK1) -1:15, City Hall. 1:30, USC. KV1̀ ..2-1. McCune Orch. 1:30. Open. 1:45. Let's Play Bridge.

TUESDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are shown in Light Face Type;

I' M. Programs in Black Face

Variety 9:15- Bet vv ect: the Bookends,

RECA-EFSID. 10 :30-V hews and Revlevv s.

2:43 -Kate Smith Speaks, KNX. 1:30 -Pot o' Gold. M I. 5:00-Meet the Stars, KV0E-

11% i5:30 -1 b %e & Molly An. 6:00 -Bob Hope. KFI. 6:30 -Dog 'louse, KFI. :00 -Amos & Andy. KNX-

K3111% 7 :30 -Johnny Presents, AFL 14:00 -Meet the Stars. KHJ. 8:00 - We. The People, KNX. 8:30 -Camera Clinic, MTR. 8:45 -Twilight Trail, K M-KGB-

10:15-KHoV( HEUm. 11F1.

Drama 2:00 -Life Dramas. AFL 4:00 -Sands of Time. KI1J-KGB-

KVOE. 4:30 -Court of Missin& Heirs,

KNX. 5:00 -Cavalcade of America,

5:00 -Helen Nlenken, KNX. 6:30 -Brenthouse. KE('A. 7:30 -Secret Agent, KV0E-KHJ-

KGB. 1:30 -Big Town, KNX. 9:00 -Passing Parade. /EFL 9:00 -Poe Drania, KECA.

Sports-Comment 12:30-Major League Baseball,

KMi.C. 2:00-Tenth Inning, KNIPC. 6:00 -Sports Final. KMPC. fi:13- Sport flushes, KFAC. :45 -Sports Huddle with Bras en

Dyer, KNX.

7:00-Sid Ziff, KF WB. 7:13 -Inside of Sports, KIIJ-

KGB. 8:15 to 10:00 - Pacific Coast

League Baseball. KFA('. 9:15-Sports Highlights. KNX. 10:15 -Bowling Notes. KF WB.

Outstanding Music 1:00-Classic Hour, KECA. 2:15 -Santaella Ensemble. KMTR 3:00-31asterpt."ces, KFAC. 7:00 -Pleasure Time, KEIL 10:00 -Phil-Harmonia. KECA. 11:15 -Music lou Want, KF WB.

Quiz Programs 1:30-Catalina Quiz, KNX. 7:00 -Information Pleace, KECA-

KIND. 8:30 -Prof. Quiz, KNX. 8:30 -Battle of Sexes, KFI.

Weather K}1-7 :30, :30, 10:19, 11:00.

1:45, 5:30. KILI-KGB-KV0E-9:00. KNX -6 :00. KRKD -9 :30.

News Commentators 9:13 -Eleanor Roosevelt. EFL 9 :30- Women in the News.

1: PAC. 4:53-Elmer Davis, KNX. 6:00 -Gram Swing, KI1J-K10E-

KGB. 6:13 -Public Affairs, FiN 6:30 -Mayor Bowron. Kl It it. 1::30- John It. Hughes, K W-

KGB-KVOE. 7:15 -Robert Arden, KF WB.7 K :30 -Boron Fitts, FWB.

9:15-Manchester Roddy. fai. 9:30 -Fulton Lewis. Jr.. KHJ-

K1:11-K1OF:. 10:30 -Let's Talk Over News,

KM PC.

2 to 3 P. M. K11 -2, Life Dramas. 1:15, Agnes White. 2:30. Alice Blair. 2:15, Miss Julia Blair.

ANN -?. Young Dr. Malone. 2:15. Blvd, Interviews. 2:30, Joyce Jor-dan. 2:45. Kate Smith.

KI1.1 -2, News, 2:15, Ted Fin Rib. 2:30. Piano. 2:45. We. the Women.

KIND -2, Hollywood Gossip. ..:05, Dance Music. 2:10. Listen. 2:15, Monitor News. 2:30, Jose Brenthan-court. 1:45. Spitalny Orch. El •A -1 :15. School News. :30, Against the Ato m. 2:45, Guiding Light.

KGB -1. Afternoon News. 2:15. Hits and Encores. 2:30, Piano. 2:45, We, the Women.

KISS It-I, Matinee Varieties. 2:15, Hits and Bits. 1:311, Music Box. 2:15. Hasid ['arum.

.SIP( -2. Tenth Inning. 2:15. Nan Wynn. 1,3o, Old Refrain. 2:45, Tropic Moods.

KMTR -2, Stocks. 2:15, Santaella Strings 2:30. Popular ('oncerts.

KGF.1 -2, News, Stocks. 2:15. Civic. 2:30. Salvation Army. 2:43. Dance.

KFOX -9. Music. 2:15. David Hornet, 2:30. Bulletin.

rIFA(' -2, Organ. 2:15. ('oncert .triefs. 2:30, Band Concerts.

KGEII -2, News. 2:05. Music. 2:15, Singing Volunteer. 2:30, Long Beach Band.

KRKIS -I. Henry Orel'. 2:15. Music. 2:311. News. 2:45. Hawaiians.

FLVOE-2. News. 2:15. Federal Itbt-sic. 2:30. Piano. 2:45, We, the Women.

"MEMORIES" Piano Music direct from The Big Red Piano Store 3:30 p. m. Mon. thru Fri.

3 to 4 P. M. KI1 -3. Art linker. 3:311, thief Mi-lani. 3:43, H. S. Kaltenborn.

KNX -3. Mary Foster. 3:15. News. 3:20, Wiley. 3:45, Europe.

'11.1 -3. Community Hall. 3:15. Vic-tor Lusinchi. 3:25. Music. 3:30. Haven of Rest. 3:45. Inside Sports.

KIND-3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Carol Leighton.

Kt:CA -3. Cnclassic Hoier, KGB -3. Views of News. 3:13. Vic-tor Lowinchi. 3:25, Music. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KF WB -3. 5:...Idsig Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45, Carol I eighton.

KMPC -3. Lynn Cole. 3:15, Trou-badours. 3:30. Vido Musso. 3:45 Swing Session.

KMTR -3:15, News, 3:30, Memories 3:45, Itilly Richman.

KI:F.1 -3. News, Stocks. 3:15, Con cert. 3:30. Vocals. 3:45. Ramblers

KFOX -3, At the Theater. 3:15, Mu Si,. 3:30, Legislature. 3:43, News

KFAC -3. Masterpieces. KGER -3. News. 3:05, Excelsior H School. 3:.0, [ding Beach Band.

ARAB -i. Hawaiians. 3:43, Santael • la Presents. KS OE -:t. Fulton Lewis. 3:15, Orange eftl'aleadr. 3:43. thus en of Rest,

4 to 5 P. M. K11 -4. One:'. 4:15. Mirandy. 4:30, Pot of Gold.

KNX -4. %%Hey. 4:15. Jack Owens. 4:30, Missing Heirs. 4:55, War News.

KHJ-4, Sands of Time. 4:30. Cats 'n Janimers. 4:45, Mutual Friend.

Maxine Sni ffler. 4:15 Af-fairs of Anthony. 4:30, Film Facts. 4:45. FHA.

KECA -11. Frank Watanabe. 4:15, Af-fairs of Anthony. 4:30, Iteene Wicker. 4:43 Itiod Barton.

KGB--I, Sands of Time. 4:30, Cat's N'Jammers. 1:45, Curtis Springer.

KIF1111 -4. Don Milligan. 4:30, Bert Fiske. 4:15, Stuart Hamblen.

4MPC -1, American Notes, 4:30, Travelone. 4:43. Elias Breeskin,

KMTR-4, Paw Hawkins. 4:30, Mem-ories. 4:45, Volney James.

KliF.1 -1. News. 4:15. Tea Time. 4:311, (observer. 4:43. Reminiscing.

KFOX -I. Music. 4:30, Swing. KFA( -1, :Solis Singers, 4:45, Thru Your Window.

"SUN DOWNERS" with

Col. Volney James One hour with the "Old Colonel' and his Beautiful Music

KMTR 4:45-5:45 p.m. Daily Except Sun.

KGER -41. News, 4:15, Music. 4:30, swing.

KRK1) -1:15, Venous Taylor. 4:30, MUSIC. 4:45. News.

KVOE -4. Sands of Time. 4:30. Cats 'n' Jammers. 4:15. Ads.

5 to 6 P. M. KFI -5. Ca v a bade of America. 5:30. Fibber McGee & Molly.

IiNX -5. Second Husband. 5:30. Aur-andt Owen.

June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 9

Aldrich Family Switches Time FOOD FILOSOFY

by

Chef M'Iani

HERE is a curious item that came to our attention recently. We wonder

if any of our modern restaurants can compete with it: It seems that if a really fastidious

epicure had ente:ed a good French res-taurant back in about the year 1800, he could have had his choice of any of the following items: 12 soups, 30 poul-try or game entrees, 24 fish entrees, 60 beef, mutton or veal entrees, 10 roasts, 74 entremets or side-dishes, and 62 des-serts or pastries. /n all, 277 means of satisfying the appetite. No wonder the French speak of l'enaba-ras du choix! There are enough selections here to cause a true gourmet to have a nervous breakdown while trying to decide on his dinner.

* * *

With all the vardety offered above, however, we doubt if our epicure could have ordered chia con ca me, so let us offer you our own recipe for this dish right now—just in case you your-self should run into a book-length bill-of-fare that does not include it. For cniii con ca me as we like it, we

use the following ingredienta: 21/2 pound• of lean beef fro m (ha

round, cut in cubes 1/2 pound of kid-ney suet, ground: 1 teaspoon °fore. gano, ground 3 cloves of garlic, chopped very final 10 chili peppers, soaked and passed through a sieve so that only the pulp can be used 2 hay leaves; 1 tablespoon of ground co mino seedsi 1 cup of catsup; 4 cups of •tock, made out beef bones; so me salt and 6 chill tepinos.

Chili con ca me, of course, simply means "peppers wi th meat," "chili" be-ing the Mexican name for the kind of pepper used in preparing this dish. But the chili pepper is also known by the more scientific name of "capsicum," and as capsicum it is used quite extensively in medicine as a remedial agent for such ailments as neuralgia, dyspepsia, rheumatism, and even diphtheria and tonsillitis. All this serves to indicate that a little chili con ca me is good for you, so let us proceed with the recipe:

Place the kidney suet In a heavy kettle or fr. tug pan, and when it is melted, add the beef, garlic, oregano, bay leaf, co ming), salt and chili tepinos. Cook this for 20 minutes, stirring con-stantly. Then. mix the pulp of the chili peppers with the beef stock and catsup, and wh...1, It is thoroughly mixed, add the mixture to the meat and let the hole business co me to a boil. %Viten it reaches a boil, reduce the gas fla me and si m mer for about 10 minutes. Now the chili ccn ca me is ready to

serve, but the chances are that you will wish to serve some beans with it . . . so:

W ash 1 pound of Mexican beans thoroughly and pat the m in 2 quarts of water together with 1/2 pound of salt pork and 2 Pay leaves. I.et this co me to a boil ant then si m mer until done. An economical variation in prertring

Henzy's Radio Troupe to Replace Jack Benny During Summer For Second Consecutive Year

HENEX ALDRICH and his radio troupe, now on a vacation from the airways, returns to his former Sunday night spot on KFI-NBC at 7:30 p. m. to replace

the JacK Benny Jello show starting June 23. This is the second consecutive season the Aldrich Family bill has filled the summer spot for the Benny troupe.

When they take over this radio niche, The Aldrich Family will celebrate their first anniversary as a full-fledged half-hour show. Now one of the, top-ranking programs on the KFI and KECA net-works of NBC, the production occupied a 10-minute spot on the Kate Smith Hour before it broke into big-time on its own as a summer replacement. This is the second 10-minute program

to leave the CBS airways working under the banner of the "Song Bird of the South" and make its way into a fea-tured summer spot oa another network. Abbott and Costello, who replaces the Fred Allen show this summer is the other.

* * * lrna Phillips Wants Dozen More Decades If the first 10 years are the hardest,

then bring on a dozen more decades, says Irna Phillips. The author of three NBC dramatic serials —each one broad-cast five times a week —begins her 11th year of radio writing on May 30. She figures she's written something like 20,-000,000 words during the past 10 years and the job is still as much fun as the day she batted out her first script. The anniversary is just 72 hours after

the day her popular Woman in W hite

program is scheduled to move to a new NBC-Red Network period and come un-der sponsorship of Procter & Gamble. She also is the author of Guiding Light and the Road of Life.

* * * Rico Marcelli To Conduct Orchestra Rico Marcelli, colorful symphonic and

operatic conductor, will take over the baton as guest conductor of the Carna-tion Contented program effective Mon-day, June 3 at 6:0( p.m., over KFI-NBC. By coincidence, the Roman-born Mar-

celli will conduct for his first broad-cast a half-hour of Italian music, al-ready programmed for that day by Roy Shield, NBC Central Division musical director, wh9 has been occupying the podium.

* * *

Dogwood Turns Aladdin Dagwood dreams he's Aladdin with

a magic lamp and some mighty strange incidents occur in the Bumstead house-hold as a result during the next drama-tized episode of "Blondie," over KNX-CBS, Monday, June 3, at 6:30 p. m.

* * * The major part or Fanny Brice's fan

mail consists of letters from young-sters who have just been scolded by their parents and wish to share mutual woes by Baby Snooks.

S mart for to wn wear, according

to M able Ellis, of the K N X-C BS

staff, who wears this sophisticated

outfit of checked jacket and air gh-a m blouse touched off with a plain

skirt.

* * * BeaLty Salon Conversatiors

Scandal Mongers," a tale of petty intrigues in a modern beauty salon, is the feature attract-on in Ce-leste Rush's 'Nutshell Playlouse' for Saturday, June 8, aired over KECA at 3:45 p.m.

the chili con ca me, is to use the stock from the beans instead of n-eat stock. And a nice menu for this meal, is a shrimp cocktail, a lettuce and tomato salad, then the chili con carne with crackers, and finally, your favorite pie with milk or coffee as a drir.k. I believe it was Juvenal who said that

"Acorns were good till bread was found:" meaning, of course, that when it comes to foods, man has L very sat-isfyir g way of improving on nature. And this reminds me of a sMnlar allu-sion in regard to drink, amusingly re-ported by de Savarin. It seems that a man was offered some grape; after din-ner, lut declined them politely. "Thank you," he said, "but I would prefer not to ta e my wine in pills." A ad w ho can bla me hi m?

WEDNESDAY LOGS Page 10 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

KI4J -5, News. 5:15, Daily Comics. 5:30, Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

ILFSD -5. News. 3:15, Time and Tempo. 5:30. Fun with Revuers.

KECA -5. Time and Tempo. 5:30, News. 5:45, Music.

KGB -Meet the Stars. 5:30, Shatter Parker. 3:15 Orphan Annie.

KF WB -5. Stuart Hamblen. KMP(7 -5. Song Stories. 5:13. News. 5:30. Songs.

KSITR -5, Volney James. 3:30, Inter-views. 5:45, Eventide.

11GFJ -5. News. 5:15, Islanders. KFOX -5. Swing. 5:40, Beauty Talk. 5:45, Swing.

KFAC -5, Musk. 5:30, Uncle Whoa Bill.

KGER -5. News. 5:05. Latin Hour. KRKD -5. Music. 3:30. Race Re-sults.

KV0E -5. Meet the Stars. 5:30, Shatter Parker. 3:45, Orphan Annie. •

'MELODIES at EVENTIDE' Melodies You Love to Hear

KMTR Daily 545 P. M.

6 to 7 P. M. KF1 -6. Bob Hope. 6:30. Dog House. KNX -6, Miller Orch. 6:15, l'ublic Affairs. 1i:30. Open. 6:45, Sports Huddle. 6:55. News.

KHJ -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:13, Bulletins. 0:20. Heidleberg Concert. 6:311, John B. Hughes. 6:45, Com-posers Series.

MIND-R. Shield Rexue. 6:30, S. D. High Symphony. 6:45. Junior ti-Men.

KECA -6. Shield's Revue. 6:30. Brenthouse.

KGB -6, Haywood Gram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:20. Concert. 6:311. John B. Hughes, 6:45. Composers Series.

SE WN -6. News. 6:15. Stroilk' Tom. 6:30, Mayor Bowron. 6:15, 5 ova-tion Time.

KMPC -6. Five Sports Final. 6:30. Roth Presents. 6:45, Four Club-men.

KMTR -6, Eventide. 6:13. Johannes Steele. 6:30, Life Payments. 6:45, Political.

KGF.1 -6, News. 6:10. Italian Musk. 6:30, Gold Hour.

KFOX -14, News. 6:10. Sports. 6 :15. Words-Musk. 6:30, Swing Ding, 643, Hawaiians.

111FAC -6, News. 6:15. Sportflashes, 6:30, City College. 6:45 Music.

KGER -6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:43. Italian Journal.

KR1811 -6. Musk. 6:36. Sport. Re-ports. 6:45, Silveri Ensemble.

KVOE -6, Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, Concert, 0:30. John Hughes. 6:15. Composers Series.

7 to 8 P. M. AFT -S. Pleasure Time. 7:15. liF1 News. 7:30, Johrny Presents.

KN V-1. Amos-Andy. 7:15. Lanny R oss. 7:30. Big Town.

KF1.1 -7. Page the l'ast. 7:15. Inside of Sports. 7:30. Ned Jordan.

Information Please. 7:30.

!MCA -7 Information Please. 7:30. poen.

KGB -7. Paging the Past. 7:15. In-side of Sports. 7:30, Ned Jordan.

KF WB -7. Sid Ziff. 7:13. Robert Ar-den. 8:30. Boron Fitts. 7:45. Poli-tical.

KS1PC -7. Amos 'n' Andy. 7:1 5. News. 7:30. John Ellsworth. 7:45, After Dark.

KMTR -7, Musk. 7:30, Special Exents. 7:45, Dance.

KGF.1 -1. Spanish Hone. KFOX -7. Sterling Young Orch. 7:15. Daily Bread. 7:30, Music.

KFAC -7. Christian Science. 7:13. Youth Church. 7:30, Perry Sisters.

KGER -7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hone. KRIED -7. Ne w'. 7:15. Three-Quarter Time. 7:30. Do You Know?

Kt-SG -7:45. Evangelistic. KVOE-7. Page the Past. 7:15 Crime Marches On. 7:30. Secret Agent.

8 to 9 P. M. 111F1 -11. Freeman's ()refl. 8:30. Bat-ik of Sexes.

ANN -S. We. the People. 11:31). Prof. Quiz.

KHJ -41, Meet the Stars. 8:30, Kassel Orris 14:41. Twilight Trail.

KIND-8 Easy Aces. A:15. Mr. Keene. 8:30. Thrills from Operas. 8:45, Lineoln Orch.

KECA -11. Easy Aces. 11:15. Slr. Keen. 11:30. Ne ws. 8:45. Jaek Owens.

KGB-8. Lowe Highlights. 8:15. Tall Tales. 8:30, job Finders. 8:15. Twi-light Trail. (FVVII -8. Tex.. Lewin. 8:30, To-day's Tempo.

KMPC -11. Concert. 111:30, King Orch. 5:43. Tows Tours,

KMTR-8:13, Phil Beryl. 8:30, Camera Clinic.

News. 8:15. Musk, KFOX -111. Music. KFAC -8:15, Baseball. KGER -8. News. 8:05, Rodolfo Hoye*. RING-8. Evangelistic. KV0E-8, Oreh. 8:15, McFarland Twins. 8:30. Oral. 8:45, Twilight Trail.

9 to 10 P. M. Passing Parade. 9:15. Man-

chester Boddy. 9:30, Molino's Orch. KNX -9, News. 9:15, Sports Round-Up. 9:20, Dennis Orch. 9:30. Nich-ols Orch. 9:45, News.

KH.1 -9, News. 9:15, Garber Orch. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Goodman Orch.

KIND -9, Field Orch. 9:30. Pollock Orch. 9:45, News.

KE('A -9, M gor Allen l'oe Dra ma. 9:3)). Fit Manchu. 9:45. News.

KGB -9. News. 9:15, Harris Orch, 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Goodman Orch.

KF1311 -9. G. Allison. 9:13, Musical. 9:30. News. 9:45, Bollards,

KMPC -11. Henrik Chat.. 9:15, Mu-sic-Graphs. 9:30. Dance. 9:45 News.

KMTR -9. Political l'111141. 9:15. Od-dities in Was. 9:30, Hawaiians. 9:15, Me m-Go-Round.

KGF.1 -9. Jewish Hour. KFOX -9. News. 9:15, Viennese lurch. 9:30. Music. 9:43. Christy Orch.

KFAC -9. Baseball. KGER -9, News. 9:03. Rey. Ilnuff. 9:311. Music.

KING -9. Evangelistic. 9:30. Angelus Choir.

liVOE--9, News. 9:15, Harris Orch. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Goodman Orch.

10 to 11 P. M. KF1 -10. News. 10:13, Ho. Hum.

Friml Oreh, 10:45, Reich-man's Orch.

ANN -10. Kyser Orch. 10:30. Pastor Oreh,

11H.1 -10. Harris Orch. 10:30, Garber Orris

KIND -10, Belasco Orch. 10:30, Hol-lyntiod 10:15, Pear Orch.

KECA -111. Phil-Harmonia. KGB -10, Young's Orch. 10:30, Har-ris Orris

F1311--10. Art Tat Inn Notes. 10:30, Gaylord Carter.

101PC -10. Viennese 31usie. 10:15. Sam Koki. 10:30. Talk User Inc News. 10:45, Billy Berg Orch.

KSITR -10, 1. I'. Johnson (Inch. 10:30, Lopez Orch. 10:45, News Reel.

KGF.1 -10. News, 10:15. Music. KFIIX -10. Commentator. 10:15. Bill Robert, Orch. 10:30, Slush., 10:45. Nonillion Orch.

KFAC -111, Melody Hour. Ktic:11 -10, News. 10:10. NIllsie. Gulick) Oreh. 10:30, Haaiiihins. 10:45. Dance.

KING -10. Angelus Choir. 10:30. Mr. and Mrs. Webb.

KFAI' -10. Melody Hour. KIME -10. Harris Orch. 10:30. Gar-ber Orch.

11 to 12 Midnight KFI-11. News. 11:15, Sudy Orch. 11:30. Malneck Orch.

KNX -11, News. 11:13, 'Slade tireh. 11:30. 3Ianny Strand Orch. 11:55, News,

K11.1 -11. Jo Orch. 11:30. Trio. 11:43. lima Iircit.

KIND -11, Sealy. 11:30, 3Iaineck Drell.

RECA -11, This Minnie 14 orld. 11:13. Organ.

...1:11 -11, Joy Welt. 11:30. Trio 11:45, Me eeeee ry 'rime.

KFWB-11, Gypsy Caravan. 11:13. Music You Want.

K3liS .-11, Swing Quiz. 1131TR-11, l'hil Lopes ()rib. liFAC -111. Henry Orch. 11:15, Mu-.3e. 11:30, Kentucky Boys.

1116F.1 -11, Netts. 11:13, Moods. KING -11, Radio Five. 11:30, 31em-ories.

KVOE -11. Joy Orch, 11:30. Trio. It :15, 10mi Orch.

10:13, Bowl-Dance. 10:43,

WEDNESDAY Programs It NP 3, 1940

8 to 9 A. M. Vi eeeee an in White. 8:15,

News, 8:30 Johnny Murray. 8:45. Bridge Club.

ANN -S. Nancy Dixon. R:15. When Girl Marrle.. 8:30, Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

K11.1 -8, Victor Lindlahr. 8:30, Mu-tual Friend. 8:15. Carters of F.Im Street.

KIND-8, Meet the Artist. 8:15. Good Cheer. a:30. Farm A Home None.

KF,CA-8. Financial. 11:15. Southern-mires. 8:30, Unclassical. 8:45. New..

14611-8, Today's Hest Bu m 8:05, Dorothy Humphreys. 8:15. Dick O'Heren. 8:30, Stocks, 8:35, Mel-ody. 1L45. Carter. of Elm Street.

KF WB -8. Breakfast Club. KMPC -8. Andy-Virginia. 8:30, !Unity Daily World.

KMTR -8. Spanish Hour. 8:43, Re-ligions Music.

FCGIE.1 -8, News. 8:13. Music. 8:45, Dr. Wiseman.

KFAC -8. Country Church. 8:30, Music. 8:45 Mildred Lager.

KFON -41, News. 8:30, flange of Mac-Gregor. 11:45. Mildred 1.ager.

KGER -8. News. Soul Patrol. 8:15. Mkpah. 8:45, Rev. Bennington.

KRKI) -11:30. State Employment. KV0E -ft. Soprano. 8:15. Dick O'Herren. 8:30. Music. 8:45. Car-ters of Elm Mt.

9 to 10 A. M. API -ft. Sour Treat. 14:15. Agnes White. 9:311, By Kathleen Norris. 9:45, Dr. Kate.

KNX -9, Goldberg.. 11.:15. Life e'en Re Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hap-piness. 9:45, Short Story.

1.11.1 -9, Organ 9:15, Rey. Laurin. 9:30. Mirandy. 9:45, Keep Fit.

ivIND -9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30. Spitalny Orch.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15, Between the Bookends. 9:30. Mid-morning Jamboree.

KGB-9. Open. 9:15. Homemaker's Catalog. 9:45, Keep Fit.

KFAVII-9:311 Accent On Mimic. 9:43, Dr. Reynolds.

KMPC -9. News. 9:15, Top 'o the Morning. 9:30, Organ. 9:45. Mel-ody rime.

KMTR -9. Martin Luther Thomas. 9:15. Monitor News. 9:311, lour Neighbor. 9:45, Dr. Reynold..

KGF.1 -9. News. Stocks. 9:13. Mimic. 9:45, Science of Man.

KFOX -9. Mink. 9:45. Sheldon Shep-ard.

lit'Ac -9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30, Women in News. 9:45, South American Way.

M ONIT OR NE WS

KMTR -9:15 a m. Daily

RGER -0. News. 9:03, Bright Cor-ners. 9:15, March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Dr. Lee. 9:45 Full Gospel,

KRICD-9, Dog Stories. 9:15. 31iiide, 9:30, U. M. Weather. 9:45, Music,

KV0E--9, Organ. 9:15. Dance. 9:30. Monitor News. 9:45, Keep Fit.

10 to 11 A. M. 1411 -10. Light of the Vlorld. 10:13, Arnold Grimm's Daugmer. 10:35, Valiant lady. 10:43. Betty Crocker.

ANN -b. Big Sister. 10:15. Aunt Jenny. 111:7,) Wiley. 10:45, My Son aim I.

KHJ -10. New.. 10:15, Happy Homes, 10:15. Bachelor's Children.

Eissiirs__F,.., -Jen "rescott. 10:15, Variety. 10:30. Ann Gibson. 10:43, Bridge Lesson.

" W O MAN'S W ORLD"

K MTR -10:00-10:30 a. M.

KECA -10, Varieties. 10:30. Views & Reviews. 10:45, Wife Miner.

KG11-10. New.. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, Homemaker', Forum, 10:45. Bache-lor's (hildren.

KF W11 -10. Wade lane. 10:15, Chef 10:31). Melody Time, 10:45,

Romance in Rhythm. IRSIPC -10. Open Mouse. 10:30, Ranch Boys. 111:45. News.

KAITI:- •10. Woman's World, 10:30. Memories. 10:45, Special Events,

KFOX -Iii. News, 10:15. Music. RFAC -10, Serenade. 10:15, I.. A. City College. 10:30, News,

KGER -10. News. 10:05. God's Sun-shine. 10:30. Rev. hie. 10:43. Tune-smith,

KVOIC-10 . News. 10:15, Organ, 10:30, Homemakers' Forum. 10:43. Bachelor's bildren.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon 1111 -11. Mary Marlin. 11:15. Ma Perkins. II:30. l'epper Young. 11:45. Vie-Made

ANN -11. Society (iirl. 111:15, H ap-pened in Hollywood. II:341. Lire Begins. 11:45, Dealer ii, Dream..

RH.1 -11. Friendly Neighbor, 11:15. Eddie Albright. 11:45, Geo. Fisher.

RFSD--11, n-slians of Divorce. 11:13, Honeymoon Hill. 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:45. Just Plain 8111,

KECA -11, Orphans of Divorce. 11:15, Honeymoon Hill, 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:45. Plain Bill.

KGB-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:13, Open. 11:30, Young Orch. 11:43, Hollywood Whispers.

KFV113 -11 Tom Stoddard. 11:30, : ler. 11:15, News.

KMPC -11. Master Singers. 11:15, Musk for Madame. 11:30. Minkel Workshop. 11:45. Golden Gate Quartet.

KIITR-11 Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Vocal Varieties 11:45, News Reel.

KtiF.1 -11 News. 11:15. Music, 11:30. Rhythm.

KFOX -II. Optometrist's Optimism. 11:15, Variety. 11:30. News. 11:4a, 31wile.

KF 1C -11. Man an Street. 11:3(1. Home Beautiful. 11:45, Hawaiian,

KGER -11. News. 11:15. Munk. 11:30. Music Box.

Filt/(11) -11, Paddock Flashes, 11:3s. News,

KV0E-11. Friendly Neighbor.. 11:to, Open, 11:30, Young

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KF1 -12. Road of life. 12:15, Stella Dallas. 12:30. 1.111eal Newn. 12:45, Portia Blake.

KS N - 12, iiitty Kelly. 12:15. non-mitree. 12:30. Hilltop Houne, 12:45. Step eeeee titer.

K11.1 -12. New's, 12:13. Curtis !Spring-er. 11:30, (' .03e Orch. 12:45. Bel- t Park HareS. IND-12, N e ws. 12:15. Club Mat-inee

KECA -12. News. '2:13. Club Mat-inee,

News. 11:15, Open, 12:30, Stocks. 11:3.5, (li ming Orch. 12145, Belmont Park Racer.

KE W11 -112. Al Joni.. 12:45, Pauline Hoiden

KMPC -I?. li.n. Facts. 12:15, News. 12:30, Baseball,

K3Cril -12 Potler. KGF.1 -12. News, Stocks. 12:13. Dr. SleCoy. 12:30. Noleities. 12:45, Let's listen.

M I A -12. Health, 12:15. Musk. 14 •30, Gardens.

KFAC -12. Neu .. 12:15. Melody Hour.

KGER -12 News. 12:10 Music. 12:15. 49ern. 12:30. Jr. Chaminer of Commerce. 12:45. rheum Forum.

Kits(I)--12:30. Saddle Pals. VOE-12. Neu .. 12:15. ('incone Orch. 12:3i). Belmont Park Races.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -11, Girl Alone. 1:15, Kitty Keen e. 1:30, Midstream, 1:45, O'Neil,.

K̀.1 By Kathleen Sorel.. 1:15, My Children. 1:30. Catalina Quits, 1:43. Scattergood Bakes,

KIND-1, .5" Club. 1:30, Wife Maser. •1:45 1).A.R.

KI1.1 -1, Hollywood Whispers. 1:15. Hawaiians. 1:30, Oman. 1:45. Play Bridge.

RECA -1 Cloy. • Hone. KGB -1. Don Lee School. 1:30. Open. 1:45. Play Bridge. :FY4 R-1. Concert. 1:30, Dr. Rey-nolds. 1:45, Disieland Band.

KIIP(' -1. Baseball. (i. Allison. 1:30. Dick

Ross. 1:15. Pension. KGE.1 -1, News. Stock.. 1:15. Strings. 1:30. Matinee.

KFOX -1. Scrapbook. 1:13. Music. 1:30, Chriiitian Science. 1:15i Musk.

KFAC -1. Religious Science, 1:15, Seven's Ensemble, 1:30, Sheriff'. Dent. 1:15. Organ.

KGER -1. News, 1:05. Officials. 1:20, Hit.. 1:30. Snani.h Trio.

KRKI) -1:1:5. City Hail. 1:311. USC. KVOE-1. Hollywood Whisper.. 1:15. Hawaiian.. • -30, Open. 1:43. Let'. Play Mid.,

2 to 3 P. M. KF1 -2. Life Drama., 2:15. Mine I., Cherish. 2:311, Alice Blair. 2:45, Miss Julia.

KNX -2. Voting Dr. Malone. ?:15, Background for M ing. 2:30, Joyce Jordan. 2:45. Kate Smith.

11111-2. Neils. 2:15, Monaco (Inch. 2:30. Men sf Fate. 2:15. Stream-lined Swing.

KIN11 -2. Hollywood Gossip. 2:03, Dance Drell. 2:10. 1.I.ten! 2:15. Monitor N 'mi. 2:30. Information Bureau. 4:15, Itarlo•rshop Quartet.

FUT A-? :15. School News. 2.30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

KGB -2 News. 2:13, Hits and En-cores. 2:30, 5 Men of Fate. 2:15. Streamlined Swing.

KE1411 -1. Matinee Varietie., 2:15. Nit. & Bits. I:311, Mode Box. 2:45. Timid Ilikum.

- Mb'('-7. Tenth Inning. 2:15. Dar-rell talker. ?:30, Nelson Orch. •i•il Trost,. Moods.

KMTR-1, Stocks. 2:15. George Jay. 2:30. Pop Concert.

KGF.1 -4. News, Stocks. 2:15. Civic. 2.:30. Cam Players. 2:45. Dance.

KFON -2 :15. David Harum. 5:30. Hallett

June 2, 1940 RADIO LIFE Page 11 WEDNESDAY LOGS

KFAC-2. Music. 2:30. Band. KGER-2. News. 2:05. Geo. Strange. 2:30. Long Beach Band.

KRK13-2. Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 2:45. Hawaiians.

HVOE-2. News. 2:15. Fed. Musk. 2:30. Men of Fate. 2:15. Stream-lined Swing.

3 to 4 P. M. KFI -3. Pleasure Time. 3:15. Art Baker. 3:45. Chef Milani.

SNX -3, Mary Foster. 3:15. News. 3:20. Fletcher Wiley. 3:45, Europe.

KHJ-3. Community Hall. 3:15, Open. 3:30, Haien of Rest.

KFS11-3. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45, Carol Leighton.

HECA -3. l'nclassic Hour. 3:15. Hal-tenborn. 3:30. l'nelassic.

KGB-3. Views f News. 3:15, Trail-blazers. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

KFV113-3. 511addov Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3: 0, Carol Leighton.

KMPC Rhythms. 3:15, Swing. 3:30. King Cole Trio. 3 15. Swing Session.

KMTR -3:13, News. Reel. n:311. Mem-ories. 3:13, Billy Richman.

111GF.1 -3. News. Stocks. 3:15. t on-cert. 3:30. Vocals. 3:45. Remmers.

KFOX -3. At the Theater. 3:15. Mu-sic. 3:30. Leginiature. 3:45. News.

KFAC-3. Masterpieces. KGER-3. News. 3:05. (leo Hibbs. 3:20. Long Beach Rand.

Radio News Reel The actual voices of the people in the headline news, transcribed on the scene of action where it happens and when it happens.

Exclusively over KMTR Daily at

11:45 a. m. -3:15 p. m. 7:30 p. m. -10:45 p. m.

KRIED-3. Hawaiians. 1:15. Music. 3:30, SanteeIla Presents.

111 OK-3. Fulton Lewis. 3:15. Open. 3:45. Haien of Rest.

4 to 5 P. M. KFI-4. Speaking of Glamour. 4:15. Mirandy. 4:30. Organ.

KNX-4. Wiley. 4:13. Jack Owens. 4:30. KNXtra. 4:45. News. 4:55, War News.

KHJ -4. Sheep & Goats Club. 4:30. Marriage License lionLinces. 4:45, Mutual Friend.

FEFSD -1. Dance. 4:15. Affairs of Anthony. 4:30. Listen Children.

HECA-4. Frank Watanabe. 4:15. Affairs of Anthony. 4:30. Irene Wicker. 4:4'. Bud Barton.

KGB -4, Sheep, Goats Club. 4:30. Marriage License Romances. 4:45, Curtis Springer.

KFW13--1. Don Milligan 4:30. Bert Melte. 4:13. Stuart Hamblen.

KM PC -4, American Notes. 4:30. Meet the Author. 4:45, Kenny Baker.

KMTR -4. Paw Hawkins. 4:30. Mem-ories. 4:45, Volney James.

I FAC-4. MIIMIC. 4:13, Drawing Room. 4:50. Tea-time runes. 4:45, Music.

111:11.-1--4. News. 4:13. Tea Time. 4:30. Observer. 4:45. Reminiscing.

KRKD -4:13. Venna Taylor. 4:15. News.

Kv0E-4. Sheep & Goat, Club. 4:30, Marriage License Romance. 4:45. Ads.

5 to 6 P. M. Musical Soiree. 5:30, Open.

KNX-5. Te%Rell Star Theater. KI1.1 -5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:43, Or-phan Annie.

ILFSD-3. News. 5:15, alagic Island. 5:311. Looks at Books. 3:45. Open.

KECA-3. Tom. Government Rennet*. 3:15. Taman. 5:30, News. 5:45. Open.

KGB-3, Political. 5 IS, Voices. 5:30. Shatter Parker 5:45. Or-phan Annie.

KFW 1I-5. Stuart Hamblen. HMPC -5. Song Stories. 5:15. News. 5:30. Songs.

KMTR -5. Volney James. 5:30. Inter-views. 5:15. E.entide.

KGC.1 -5. News. 3:15. Islanders. KFOX-3, Swing. KFAC -5. Gateway to Music. 5:30. Uncle Whoa Bill.

WEDNESDAY Program Highlights A.M. Programs are shown in Light Face Type;

P.M. Program* in Black Face

Variety 8:00-Johnny Murray, EFL lo:30-Vlews and Reviews. RECA. 11 :45-Hollywood Whispers, KHJ-

EGB-KV0E. 2:45-Kate Smith Speaks. KNX. ..4:00-Speaking of Glamour,_KFI. 4:30-Meet the Author. KMPC. 5:00-Star Theater. KNX. 6:00-Kay Kypier. KFI. 6:13-This Is Magic. FLN X . 6:311-Burns & Allen,, KNX. 7 :00-Amos & Andy. K N X-K Mia 7:30-Plantation l'arty. KFI. 8:00-Fred Alien. KFI. 8:00-Ben Bernie. KNX.

Drama 9:45-Short Story. KNX. 2:00-Life Dramas. 4:30-Marriage Li cense Ro-

mances. KILI-KGB-hVOE. 7:00-Hollywood Playhouse, K n. 1:311-1/r. Christian. KNX. 9:00-All Aboard. KFI.

Sports-Comment 12:30-MaJor League Ball, KMPC. 6:00-Sports Final. KMPC. :15-Sportsflashes, KFAC. 7:00-Sid Ziff. KFWB. 8:15 to 10:00 - Pacific Coast

League Baseball. KFAC.

9:13-Sporte Highlights, 10:15-Bowling Notes. KEWB.

Outstanding Music 1:00-Classic Hour, KECA. 3:110-31asterpieces. KFAC. 10:00-Operetta. KHJ-KVOE. 10:00-Phil Hurmonia. KECA.

Quiz Programs 1:30-Ask the Stars. KF WB.

Weather 11-. :3(. in :13.

1:45. .,:30. O,11,11-Klill-KVOE -9:00. Is S

.\.etk'S Co m mentators ti:IIii- Wornen in the NeWe. KFAC 2:13-tieitree Jav, KMTR. 3:15--Knitenborn. KECA 4:45-Einier Dalis. KNX. 6:00-Ray ttttt nd Gram Swing,

KIIJ-KGB-KVOF:. 6:30-John B. Hughes. KHJ-

KGB-KVOE. Hilosevelt, KF WB.

9:30-Ftellon Lewis. Jr., KI1J-KGB-KVI/E.

10:30-Let's Talk Over News. KMPC.

10:30-Public Affairs. KNX. 10:43-News Reel, KMTR.

11:00.

K(,ER -5. News. 5:05, Latin Hour. KRKI)-5. Music. 5:30. Race Re-sults.

141016:-5. Tout/send. 5:15. This War. 5:30, Shafter Parer. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

6 to 7 P. M. KFI -6, Kay Kyser. KNX -6. Miller Orch. 6:15, This Is Magic. 6:30. Burns & Allen.

141114-6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. Townsend. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:15. N. Brokentiliire.

KIFSD -6. Tile 146.tiers. 6:30, Berger quartet.

KEC A-6. Revilers. 6:30. Green lior-net.

KGB-0. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:3o. Sews and Views. 0:43. Norman Brokenshire.

News. 6:13. Strollin• Tom. 6:30, Vacation Time. 6:45. ituild-ers.

KSIPC-6. Rhythm Makers. 6:15. Victor S encent 6:30. Little Show. 6:45. That Was the Tear.

KMTR . Eventide. 6:15, Johannes Steele. 6:30. Life Payments. 6:15, Political.

ID:F.1-6. News. 6:10. Italian Muse:. 6:30. Gold Hour.

KFOX -6. News. 6:10. Sports. 6:15, Words-Music.

RFAC -6, News. 6:15. Sportflashes. 6:30. City College. 6:43. Music. KGER--6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. Italian Journal.

KRKD-6. Music. 6:30. Sports. 6:45, Silveri Ensemble.

RVOE-6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15. News. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:45, Or

7 to 8 P. M. 1111F1-7. Hollywood PlaYhouse. 1:30, Plantation Party.

KNX-3. Amos-Andy. 7:15. Limns Ross. 7:30. Dr. Christian. 1:53. News.

KHJ -7. Answer Man. 7:15. Chanel Quartet. 7:30. Lone Ranger.

KESD-7. Madame Kriete. 7:30, Eliott Roosevelt. What Would Too tin?

Lyman Smith -Camera Clinic

in

Amateur Photos raphy KM T R

Tuesday, 8:30 p. m.

KECA-7. Dorsey Orch, 7:30. What Would You Do?

RG11-7 Answer Man. 7:13. Star Parade. 7:30. Lone Ranger.

KFV111-7 Sid Off. 7:13. Elliot Roos-evelt. 7:30. Ask the Stars.

KMPC -1. Amos 'n' Andy. 1:13, News. 7:30. Nieto Orel'. 7:45. Ted Steele.

RMT11-7, Musk. 7:30, News Reel. 7:45, Dance

Kt:F.1 -7. Spanish Hour. KFOX-7. Voung Orch. 7:15. Dany Bread. 7:30, F. E. Gardner. 7:45.

Music. KFAC -7. Fishing Facts. 7:15. Mu-sic. 7:30, Floyd Allen.

IliGrAt-7, News. 7:05. Jewish Hour. KRKI3-7, News. 7:15. Three-Quar-ter Time. 7:30, ho Von Know?

KFSG-7 :45. E. aiigeiist ie. KVOE-7. VFW. 7:13, Williams Or. 7:30. Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M. K11 -8, Fred Allen. KNX-8, Bernie Orch. 8:30. Herbeck Omit.

ISHJ-8. Serenade for Strings. 8:30, Goodman Orel..

KIND-8. Easy Aces. 8:45. Mr. Keene. 8:30. Snorts Chat. 8:45. Rhythn. Makers.

KE. A-8. Easy Aces. 8:13. Mr. Keen. :::to. News. 8:45. Packard Trans.

KGB-8. Serenade for Strings. 8:30. Goodman Orch. 8:45, Factograph.

KFWIS-8. Happy Hollow. 8:30. In-spiration.

KMPV -8. Concert. 8:30. King Orch. 8:45. Can Too Imagine That?

KMTR-8:13. Waltz Time. 8:30. Music.

KI:F.1-8. News. 1:15, Nlosie, KFAC -8, Music 8:15, Baseball. KGE16 -11. News, 8:03. Roden.° Noyes. KFSG-8. Evangelistic. Ks. m.;__.g. serenade. 8:30. Judge Wes-tover. 8:45, C !man (tech.

9 to 10 P. M. KFI-9. All Aboard. 9:30, Malneck (.. rch.

Ks, X-9, Netts. 9:15. Sports Round-' o. 9:20. Nichol Orch. 9:30, Pub-II, Affairs. 9:45. News.

H11.1 -9. News. 9:15. Harris Oreh. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Garber Orch.

ELFS1)-9. Choral. 9:30, Molina Orch. 9:43 News.

IIRECA-9. Choral Program. 9:30. Fu Manchu. 9:15. News.

KGB-9. News. 9:15. Harris Orch. 9'30 Fulton Lewis. 9:45, Toting

KFWB-9. Music. 9:30. News. 9:45,

K31P(' -9, Why I'm Single. 9:30, Dance. 9:45. News.

KMTR -9. Floyd Johnson. 9:30, Ha-waiian. 9:45 Merry-Go-Round.

KliF.1-9. .Jewish Hour. KFOX-9. News. 9:15. Viennese Orch. 11:30. Music.

KFAC-9. Baseball. EGER-9. News. 9:05. Music. 9:15. March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Church of God.

KING-9. Evangelistic. 9:45. SPirt4 of Life.

KVOE-9, News. 9:11, Orch. 9:30. Fulton Ernie. 9:11. Garber Orch.

10 to 11 P. M. K11-10. News. 10:13, Friuli Orch. 10:30. Reichman Orch.

KNX -10, Gluskin Orch. 10:30. Pastor ori.h.

KIIJ-10. Blossom Time. KFSD-10. Field's Orch. 10:30. Hol-is wood Gossip. 10:35. Sudy Orch.

KECA-10. Phil-Harmonia. KG13--10, Crosby Orch. 10:30, Ro-mance in Rhythm.

KFW11-111. Art Tatum. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Dance, 10:45, Gaylord Carter.

KMT11 -10. Johnson Orch. 10:15, Phil Lopez Orch. 10:13, News Reel.

KGF.1 -10. News. KFOX -10. Commentator. 10:15. Bill Roberts Orch. 10:30. Island Musk. 10:4:1. Hamilton (tech.

KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KGER-10. News. 10:10. Music. 10:15. Gaucho Orel,.

K111'(' -10. Viennese Music. 10:15, Sam Kok!. 10:30. Talk Over the News. 1C:43. Billy Berg.

KFSG-10, Spirit of I.ife. 10:15. For-gotten Man. 10:30. Melody Trlo.

KVOE-10, Blossom Time.

11 to 12 Midnight KF1-it Nevis. 11:13, Gary Notting-1111111 4irelt. 11:30. Belasco Orch. KNX-11. News. 11:13. Pearl Orch. 11:3o. 31itnny Strand Orch. 11:55, News.

KIIJ-11. Joy Drell. 11:30. Trio 11:45, lona Orch.

KFSD-11. Nottingham Orch. 11:30. Belasco Orel'.

KECA -11. Moving World. 11:15. Paul Car,

EGB-11. Joy Orel,. 11:30. Trio. 11.13. Memory Time.

KFIVR--11, Gypsy Caravan. 11:45,

KS1111(sLy. 11. Swing-101r. KMTR-11. Melody Lane. FEFAC -11. Henry Orch. 11:15, Musk. 11:30, Kenttic' e Boys.

KGF.1 -11. News. 11:15 W oos. KV0E -11. Joy Orch. 11:30, Play-KVOE-11. Joy Orch. 11:30, Trio. 11:13. Iona Drell.

THURSDAY Programs JUNE b, 1910

8 to 9 A. M. KF1 -8. 11- ttttt an In White. 8:13. News. 8:30. Open. 8:45, Bridge Club.

KNX-8. Nancy Olson. 8:13. When a Girl Marries. 8:30. Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunday.

lifi.11 -11. Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30. Malan! Friend. 8:45. Carters of Elm Street.

ISFSD-8. Eugene Conley. 8:15. Good Cheer. 8:30 Farm & Honie hour.

KEI'A-8, Finalleint. S:13, Southern-aires. 8:30. Untlassie. 8:43. News.

KG11-8, Neighbors of Woodcraft. 8:30. Stocks. 8:33, Melody. 8:45, Carter's of Elm Street.

KFWB-8. Melody Mart. 8:13, Morn-ing 31usie. 8:30, Friendship. 8:45.

lieYeetle, RMPV -8. Andy-Virginia. 8:30. Unity Daily World.

1(311'R-8. Spaniel, hour. 8:45. Re-ligious Mask.

NeW S. 8:15. Muck. 8:15. tin. iWseman.

KFOX--/I. News. 8:15. Medical. N:30. Classified, 8:43. Health.

KFAt '-ft Country Church. 8:30, Muele, 8:43 Mildred Lager.

KG1.11-8. News. Soul Patrol. a:15. Wl•t111,. Rev. itenoington.

OLVOE- 8. Neighbor, of Woodcraft. 8:341, Dance. 8:45. Carters of Lim 84.

9 to 10 A. M. Song tellow. 9:15. Eleanor

'loose' ea. 9:30. ay Kathleen Norris. 9:15, Dr. tick.

KNX -0. Goldberg*. 9:15. Life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30. Right to Hap-piness. 9:4. Mary Lee Taylor. .

16114 -9. Helpful Harry. 9:05, Music. 9:13. Re.. Laurin. 9:30. Mirandy. 9:43. Keep Fit.

FLFSD-9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:31. Hoosier Hop,

KECA-9. Council of Beauty. 9:15. Between Book Ends. 9:30. Mid-mo rning Jamboree.

11614-9. Bayne ':nng. 9:13. Home-maker's Cattalo-- 9:43. Keep Fit.

TiF WB-9. Th. BaDards. 9:15. Music a la carte. 9:30. Aecent on Music. 9:13, Morning Melodies.

KMPC -0. News. 9:15. Music. 9:30. Organ Reveries. 9:15. Melody Time.

KMTR-9. Martin Luther Thomas. 9:13. Monitor News. 9:30. Your Neighbor. 9:45. Nat'l Message.

Kii:C1 -9. News. Stocks. 9:13. Music. 9:43. Vocals.

KFOX-9. Music. KFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:15. Health Talk. 9:30. Women in News. 9:45, Parents Forum.

KGER -9. News. 9:05. Bright Cor-ner. 9:15. Month Ahead of Time. 9:30, Little Show. 9:45. Full Goo-peL

Page 12 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

Renfrew A Modern Sir Galahad Radio Tales of Royal Mounties Actually Happened And Are Related By a

Man Who Got Them First Hand

rIVE HUNDRED miles through the frozen wastes of the north Renfrew

hiked, until he reached the missionary from the loneliness of his northern

ivst. Then began their long trek back to civilization. In his madness the mis-sionary fought Renfrew —so he was tied down to the sled. But to feed him, and prevent the bonds from stopping his circulation, Renfrew would release the poor fellow a few times a day, and the man would fight with a maniac's strength, and Renfrew would have to chase him, wallowing in the snow, and drag him back to comp and feed him.

The first settlement they reached proved not to be the hoped-for haven. Renfrew, now weak from exhaustion, found the place taken over by drunken half-breeds. But the authority of the Royal Mounties could not be left in question. So, by sheer courage, he tore into the mob of hoodlums, arrested the ringleaders, and proceeded on his al-most impossible journey. Finally he reached Port Saskatchewan, where he imprisoned the half-breed outlaws and turned the lunatic over to the hospital.

Now, dear cynics, say it isn't true. Say that although you listen religiously to Renfrew of the Mounted every Sat-urday night over NBC, you know all along that it's fiction. You are en-tranced by the incredible feats per-formed by the red-jacketed Mounty — but after all it's only fiction! Say that such tall tales are okay in story-books, movies and radio programs, but they never really happened. . . .

Well, my cynical friends, it did hap-pen! And so did all the other adventures falling to our hero. Wait —one reserva-tion! These radio adventures didn't lit-erally happen to Renfrew. For our hero is fictitious. Actually he is a composite of all the brave men in the scarlet-jacketed Royal Mounted Canadian Po-lice. So, whereas we admit that all the forces of evil overcome each Saturday night by Renfrew aren't the doing of any one man, we stand pat on this statement: That every episode you hear is based on some actual experience of Canada's several hundred Mounted Policemen.

Renfrew really is the name of a city in Ontario. When Laurie York Erskine —author of the famous short-stories, novels, movies and broadcasts bearing the Renfrew trademark — was looking for a name on which to hang his tales, he got out his spectacles and a map of Canada. When he came to "Renfrew" he stopped. It was what he was looking for. He folded the map —and a world-famous hero was born! But Renfrew was actually conceived

In the author's mind long years before that —if only in a vague fashion. Ers-kine, a Scottish boy living in uptown New York, used to learn French from

House Jameson, who is "Renfrew" of the radii, serial, adheres, sedu-lously to tr.:: H'ooray code.

a lady nearby. One of the reasons little Laurie never paid much attention to his French lessons was a portrait of a tall, handsome man, clad in brilliant scarlet, standing over the mantelpiece. It was the lady's brother, Duncan, who once had served with the Mounties. The lady, realizing that her charge was learning little French, drove a hard bargain with him: For every lesson Laurie learned, he was to be rewarded with a story about Duncan's adventures in northwest Canada. . . . Thus did Erskine learn French, and at the same time conceive a character to be known in years to come to millions as Ren-frew.

Many years later, when Erskine was barely eighteen, he augmented his child-hood visions of the Mounties through first-hand experience with the Force itself. He was making the rounds of Canada with a theatrical troup playing

one-night stands of "Peg 0' My Heart." When they reached the Mounty country, Erskine (who played the leading male role), quit in order to join up with the heroes of his boyhood days. But disap-pointment struck a bitter blow at young Erskine: a Mounty's age limit was twenty-two!

However, Laurie had the persistence and good luck to strike up an acquaint-ance with Colonel A. Ross Cuthbert, then Assistant Commissioner of the Canadian Mounted Police, who took a keen liking to the self-made boy who had dropped school at the age of fourteen in order to help support his family. The Colonel invited him on long patrols through the Canadian wilderness and told him stir-ring tales of his men's adventures. Then he gave Laurie a letter of introduction to all Mounty officers; and between earning his bread as a reporter and ad-vertising writer, Erskine accompanied them on bitter manhunts, incredible res-cue trips, and long treks through the snow-filled wilderness.

He learned that in Canada the lawless element, whether savage or criminal, seldom offered resistence to the Force. He learned that it was true that Moun-ties have oftimes walked straight into the guns of notorious murderers, without drawing a gun themselves, and the mur-derers submitted. He learned the rules of fair play that every Mounty must follow to the T: No gun can be drawn until the suspect has actually fired on him; no suspect can be arrested nor a house searched without a warrant; no prisoner can be third-degreed, nor in-jured in any way during the course of the capture; no prisoner can be em-barrassed, nor handcuffed in a public conveyance, for a suspect is always deemed innocent until proved guilty in court.

And Erskine also came to understand that because the red-coated Mounties stand for complete and unwavering jus-tice, they are respected by every crim-inal in the land, as well as by the col-lective population of The Dominion of Canada.

With all of this material —derived from living experience —at his disposal, Erskine felt himself equipped to record the adventures of the Mounties. So he returned to the States and, while the stories took shape in his mind, he sup-ported himself by working as a report-er, copy-writer, department store sales-man, sundry other tasks. But then came the War, and Erskine hastened to join a regiment of Royal Mounted Cav-alry. When this group was disbanded, Erskine went to England, saw extensive

June 2, 1940 RAD! O LIFE Page 13

A contingent of the Mounted Police, "somewhere" In Nrrthwest Canada. Renfrew Is a composite of all the brave

men who keep law and order in the Canadian wilds.

action as a member of the Royal Flying Corps, at war's end was teaching flying to English cub-pilots.

Again Erskine embarked for the States, this time landed a job selling bonds for a Chicago investment house. And although he didn't especially like his work, it led, through a freak of for-tune, to the first of his long series of Renfrew stories. . .

One of Erskine's bond customers hap-pened to hold the Editorship of Ameri-can Boy. So impressed was he by the magic of Erskine's salesmanship that he asked him what in blazes he was doing in the bond business. Erskine's reply was to the effect that he would much rather write.

One thing led to another . . . and within the month the first Renfrew story had run through the presses and appeared in the pages of American Boy.

Thereafter every one of the tales was snapped up eagerly by Editors. So before long their creator deserted the band-selling business to go to work on a Battle Creek (Michigan) newspaper.

Later, while working on the Detroit News, Erskine delved deeply into juve-nile problems, penology and the general effects of social conditions upon young-sters. In 1925, after more intensive work amongst settlement schools and boy's camp groups, and months of lecturing, Erskine established a prep school for boys in New Hope, Pennsylvania, now

Laurie York Erskine, author of tha Northwest Mountie rakUo thrillers.

one of the country's leading educational institutions. A Horatio Alger novel would pale beside Erskine's actual life

story.

Actor House Jameson plays the hero's role with miraculous fidelity to the author's conception of Renfrew. A blonde, wiry six-footer, with clipped mustache and precise manner of speech, Jameson consummates in person the dreams of a million boys as to Ren-frew's appearance. Actually he is as close to being a Mounty, in body and spirit, as any non-member of the Force possibly could be —living his part in everyday life as well as in the radio studio. Jameson has good reason, too, for understanding the 3.1ounty character, having closely observed their work when he was barnstorming Canada with a theatrical stock company.

Renfrew is an ideal hero for boys of all ages, one finer and more splendid than any Jesse James or Robin Hood that ever lived —a hero who disdains the use of violence and trickery. Every boy, according to Erskine, desires to pit him-self imaginatively against all sorts of difficulties and dangers, to see himself coping with all kinds of formidable men. Which is the reason for so many boys today seeing in the adventurous bandit the most desirable kind of life. Having a man like Renfrew to hear about, however, fulfills those hero-worshipping tendencies, and at the same time teaches them the lawful responsi-bilities of life.

THURSDAY LOGS Page 14 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940 1111RD -535. U. S. Weather. 9:45, p Music.

KV0E -9, Memorial Day Services, KVOE -9, Hee,/ Gang. 9:30, Moni-tor Ne ws. 9:45, Keep Fit.

A KVOE "MUST" for THURSDAY

"HAPPY GANG"

Start Your Day With

a Smile

9 a.m.

10 to 11 A. M. KF1 -10. Light of the World. 10:15. Arnold Grimm's Daughter, 10:30, Valiant Lady. 10:45. Hymns.

KNX -1.0, Big Sister. 10:15, Aunt I Jenny. 10:30, Fletcher Wiley. 10:45, My on and L

KHJ -10 News, 10:15, Happy Homes. 10:45, Bachelor's Children,

KIND -10, Varieties, 10:30, Ann Gib-son. 10:4.3, I'. T. A.

KECA -10, Varieties. 10:30, Views & Reviews. 10:45, Wife Saver.

WOMAN'S WORLD KMTR-4 "1:00 A. M.

KGB-10, News. 10:15, Organ. 10:30, Craig Orch 10:45, Bachelor's Chi - dren.

KF WB -10. Wade Lane, 10:15, Ro-mance in Rhythm. 10:30, Melody Time, 10:45, Romance in Rhythm.

KMPC -10, Open House. 10:30, Ranch Boys. 10:45, News.

115. • 14-10, Woman's World. 10:30. 51emories, 10:45, News Reel.

EGF.1 -111, News. 10:15. Rhythm, 10:30, Moods in terse. 10:45, City Dwellers.

KFOX -10, News. 10:15, Music. 10:30. Salon,

IEFAC -10 Serenade. 10:30, News. 10:45. Gothic Tower.

lit.c:11 -10. News. 10:05, God's sun-shine. 10:30, Rev, M e, 10:45. Tune-smith.

BRED —So, M isle. 10:45, Encyclope-dia.

KVOE -10, News. 10:15. Organ. 10:30. Craig Orch, 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon l'EF1 -11, Mary Marlin. 1 :15, Nra Perkins. 11:30. Pepper Toung, 11:45. Vit.-slide.

EN X-11, Society Girl. 11:15. Hap-pened in Hollywood. 11:30. Life Begins, 11:45. Dealer in Dreams.

1[11.1 -11. Friendly Neighbor. 11:15. Eddie Albrielit, 1:30, Open.

HFSD -11. Orphans of Divorce. 11:15, Honeymoon H I Ii, 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:45 Plain ROI.

HECA -11. Orphans of Divorce. 11:15, Honeymoon Hill. 11:30, John's Other Wife, 11:45. Plain Bill.

111.11 -11. Friendly Neighbors, 11:15, Cleone Orch, Organ, 11:30. School of the Air. 11:45, Convention Notes,

UF WB -11, Tom Stoddard, 11:30, Piano Patter, 11:45, News.

IL:WPC -11, Master Singers. 11:15, Mimic for Madame. 11:30 Musical Worshos 11:45, Golden Gate 0111W-tel.

It517'11 -11 Dr. Talbot. 11:3n, Vo-cal Varieties. 11:45. News Reel.

1111:F.1 -11. News, 11:15, Music. 111:33, Rhythm,

KFOX -11. Variety, 11:30, News, HIPAC -11, Man on the Street. 11:30. Perry Sisters, 11:45, Hawaiian Interlude,

KGER -11, News. 11:15, Music, 11:30. Swing.

KRKD -11. Paddock Flashes, 11:36, News. 11:45, Mimic,

KVOE--11. Friendly Neighbors, 11:15, Cincone Orel 11:30, Open.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFI -11. Road of Life. 12:15. Stella

12:30, Local News, 12:45, Portia Blake.

EN X-12. Kitty i 'IS. 12:15, Nly rt & Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 11:45 Stepmother,

IiH.1 -12. News. 12:15, Curtis Spring-er. 12:30. Zeke Manners. 12:45,

THURSDAY Program HIGHLIGHTS A.31. Program., are shown in Light Face Type;

P.M. Programs in Black Face

Pariety O:13—Between the Bookends,

KECA-KFSD. 10.30—Views & Reviews. KECA. 2:45—Kate Smith Speaks, ANN. 5:00 —Good News, KFI. 5:00 —Major Bowes, KNX. 5:30 —Rudy Vallee, Ell. O:00—Kraft Music Hall, E n. 7:00 —Amos & Andy. KNX-

KM PC. 8:00 —Strange As It Seems, KNX 8 :43—Twilight Trail. iiiHJ-HGB-

KVOE. 9:00 —Touth Demands Answer.

KF WB.

Drama 4:00 —Mr. District Attorney, K n. 7:30—Command Performance,

KHJ. 8:00—Presses Roar, KFI, 9:30 -1 Love a Mystery. Ell.

News Commentators 9 :15 —Eleanor Rooseaeit, KIT. 9 :30— Women In the Ne, s. KFAC 3:45 — Kaltenhorn, Eli 4:45 —Elmer Davis, KNX. 6:00 —R a - m ond Gram Swing.

KHJ-KVOE. 6:15--Public Affairs, KNX. 6:30 —John B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGB-KVOE, 7:15 —Robert Arden, KF WB, S:30—Men Behind News, KMTR. 9:30 —Fulton Lewis. Jr.. KI1J-

KG14-KVOE. 10:30 —Let's Talk (her the News,

KMPC,

Outstanding Music 1:00 —Classic hour. KE('A. 2:30 —Poe. Concert. KMTR. 3:00—Masterpieces. KFA('. 4:00 —S v m n It n n y. KHJ, KGB,

K% 0E. 5:00—California Melodies, KVOE 7:00 —Pleasure Time, KIT 7:30 —Musical Americana, KECA-

KIND. 8 :00—California Melodies, K M. 8:30 —Standard Symphony, EFL 10 :00 —Phil-Ilarmonia, KLCA. 11:15—Music 'MI Want, KF WB.

Quiz Programs 1:30 —Catalina Quiz. KNX. 8:30 —Answer Auction. KNX.

Weather KFI -7 :30. 8:50 10:15, 11:00,

1:45, 5:30. 141 1.1-KG11-KV0E -7 :58. 9:00. KNX -6:00. KRKD -9:30. PINIT1t -9:011.

Sports — Com ment 12:30 —Major League Baseball,

2:011 —Tenth Inning, KMPC. 6:15--Sportflashes, KFAC. 7:00 —Sid Ziff, KF WB. 7:15—Inside Of Sports, 8:15— Baschall, KFAC, 8:15--Ilorseman's Forum, KMTR. 9 :15 —Sport a Highlights, K N X. 10 :15—Bowling Notes, KI WI).

HFSD -12 News. 12:15. Club Mati-nee. Ittr.:CA -12. News. 12:15. Open. KGB -12, News. 12:15, Open. 12:30. Stocks, 12:31, Melodies,

KFTIB-12, Al Jarvis. KMPC -12. Baseball. K.MTR -12. l'eter Potter. KliF.1 -12. News, Stocks, 12:15. Dr. McCoy. 12:30. Novelties. 12:45. Let's 1.isten.

liFOX -12. Health. 12:15, Music, 12:30. Americana. 12:45, Jae Ham-mond.

KFAC -12. News, 12:15, Melody Hr. 12:45, L. A. City College.

Kt:ER -12. News. 12:10, Music. 12:45, Citrus Forum.

fiRKD-12:30, Saddle Pals. KVOE -12. News. 12:15. Krueger Orch, 12:30. Zeke Manners. 12:45, Melody.

1 to 2 P. M. Girl Alone, 1:15. Kitty

Keene. 1:30 Midstream. 1:45. O'Neil

KNX -1. By Kathleen Norris, 1:15, My Children, 1:30. Catalina Quiz, 1:45, Scattergood Baines.

ITHJ -1, Open 1:45. Play Bridge. KlFS11 -1 Osborne Orch. 1:30, Wire Sayer. 1:45, Joseph Gallicchin.

KEVA -1. Classic floor. KGB -1. Open, 1:45, Play Bridge, KI WB -1, Concert, 1:311, Dr. Rey-nolds. Dixieland Band.

KMPC -1 Baseball. KMTR -1, G. Allison. 1:30, Dick Ross. 1:45, Pension.

KGF.1 -1, News, Stocks. 1:15, Strings, 1:30. Matinee,

KFOX -1. Scrapbook. 1:15, Music, 1:30 Pan-America Calling. 1:45, Music, F M' -1. Religious Science. 1:15, Seven's Ensemble, 1:30. Open,

HGER -1 News, 1:05. Officials. 1:20, Hits. 1:30, Snanish Trio,

KRKD -1:15. City Hall. 1:30, 1.:St. K VO K-1. Open. 1:45, Let's Play Bridge.

2 to 3 P. M. KFI -2, Life M amas, 2:15, Agnes White. 2:30 Alice Blair, 2:45. Miss Julia. X-2. Toeing Dr, Malone, 2:15.

Blvd. Interviews. 2:30, Joyce Jor-dan 2:45. Kate Smith,

KH.1 -2. News, 2:15. Old fashioned Gin. 2:311. Lawrence Salerno. 2:45, Legion News.

RFSD -2, Hollywood Gossip. 2:05, Dance. 2:10. Listen. 2:15, Moni-tor News, 2:30, Stabile's Orch, 2:45. Spitalny Orch,

gECA -2:15. School News. 2:30. Against the Storm. 2:45, Guiding Light.

New:, 2:15, Old-Fashioned Girl. 2:30. Salerno. 2:45, Legion News.

RFIVII-2. Matinee Varieties. 2:15. Pesperdine F undation. 2:45, David Ha mm. tie--2, On the Shill. 2:13. Con-

cert. 2:30. Seger Ellis, 2:45, Tropic Moods.

ILMTR -2. Stocks, 2:15, Bible. 2:30 Concert.

KGEJ -2, News, Stocks. 2:15, Civic 2:30, Dance,

RFOX -2. 51uslc. 2:15, David Ha rum. 2:30 Bulletin,

KFAC -2, 3Iusic. 2:30. Band Con cert.

KGE14 -2. News, 2:05. Geo. strange 2:30, Long Beach Band,

KRK11 -2 Henry Orch. 2:30. News, 2:45. Hawaiians.

Nens, 2:15. Pederul Music. 2:30, ltariton,. 2:15, Legion News.

3 to 4 P. M. 1(11 -3, Art Baer. 3:30, Chef Milani. 3:45, Kalteuborn.

KNX -3. Mary Foster, 3:15, News. 3:2G, Fletcher Wiley. 3:45, Euro-pean News,

KHJ -3, Community Hall. 3:15. Lind-sley Talks. 3:311. Haven of Rest. 3:45, inside Sports.

IIIND -3, Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:43. Carol Leighton.

I{ECA-3. ['miasmic Hour. KGB--3, Views of News. 3:15, Linda-ley Talks, 3:30, Haven of Rest.

KF WB-3, Maddox Finally. 3:30, Blanchard McKee, 3:10. Carol Leighton,

K31PC--3, Lynn Cole. 3:15, Chica-goans. 3:30, Accent of MUSIC.

KMIR -3:15 News Reel. 3:30, Mem-ories. 3:45. Bill. Richman.

KFAC -3, Musical Masterpieces. KG1.1 -3, News. Stocks. 3:15, Con-cert, 3:30, Vocals, 3:45, Ramblers.

KFOX -3. At the Theater. 3:15. Mu-sic. 3:30. Legislature, 3:45, News.

KGER -3, News, 3:05. Voice of In-dustry. 3:20. Long Beach Band.

KRKD -3, Hawaiians. KVOE -3, Fulton Lewis. 3:15, Chas. F. Lindsley, 3:30. Haven of Rest.

4 to 5 P. M. RIFI -4, District Attorney. 4:30, Singing and Swinging. 4:45. Open. .XX -4, Wiley. 4:15, Jack Owens, 4:30, Best Buys. 4:45, News. 4:53, War News

1111.1 -4, Symphony. 4:30, Kassel Om+, 4:45, Mutual Friend. .1ND -4, Dan. c. 4:15, Affairs of Anthony 4:30, Medical, 4:45, FHA,

KECA -4, Frank Watanabe. 4:15, Af-fairs of Anthony. 4.30, 1 Wicker. 4:45. Bud Barton.

KGB -1. Symphony. 4:30. Rasta.' Orch. 4:45. Curtis Springer,

KI WIS —I. Don Nlilligan, 4:30, Bert Fiske. 4:45, Stuart Hamblen,

KMPC -4, American Notes. 4:30 Backstage.

KFAC -4. Music, 4:15, 20th Cen-tury Drawing Room, 4:30. Tea Time Tunes 4:45, Music,

KMTR-4. l'aw Hawkins. 4:30, Nlem-ories, 4:45 Voiney James,

KGF.1 -1. News. 4:15, Tea Time. 4:30, Observer, 4:45, Reminiscing,

KFOX -4. Mimic. 4:30. Swing, 4:45, Missionary,

Kt:1:11 -4, News. 4:15, Music. 4:30, Swing,

KRKD -4:15, Venna Taylor, 4:45, News.

S.,mphony, 4:30, Kassel Oral, 4:45, Ads.

5 to 6 P. M. KF1-5, (Moo News. 5:30, Open, KNX —h, Major Bowes. RHJ -5, News, 5:15. Daily COMIliC11. 5:30, Shafter Parker. 5:45, Or-phan Annie.

KIND -5 News, 5:15. Hear America. 5:30. 'Open.

KECA -5. Twilight Tales. 5:15. Open. 5:30. News, 5:45, Music,

KGB -5, Book Review, 5:15, Cali-fornia Melodies, 5:30, Shatter l'arker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

KF WB-5, Stuart Hamblen. K51PC--.5. Song Stories. 5:15. Neves, 5:30, Songs.

Voiney James Interviews. 5:45, Lventie

RGF.11 -5, News, 5:15. Islanders. K1F0X -5. Swing. 5:40, Beauty Talk. 5:45, Swing.

KFA(' -5:15, -:•eidental College Pre-sents. 5:30, Uncle Whoa Bill.

KGER -5, News, 5:05, I.atin Hour. KRKD -5:30. Race Results, KVOE-5, California Melodies, 5:30, Shatter Parker. 5:45, Orphan An-nie.

6 to 7 P. M. KF1 -6, Kra f KNX -13. Miller Orel'. 6:15, Public Affairs. 6:15, Sports Huddle. 6:55, News.

KH.1 -6, Raymond Jram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:36, Johin B. Hughes. 6:45. Organ,

RFSD -6, John Gunther, 6:15, Sym Garland. 6:30. Recital. 6:45. Junior 0-Men,

KECA -6. Open. 6:30. Renfrew. KGB—Pagennt of Melody. 6:30i News and Views. 6:45. Vagabond Trail.

KPVIII -6. News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 6:30, Vacation Time. 6:45, Selvin Oral,

KN1PC -6. File Sports Final. 6:30. Roth Presents, 6:45, Nan Wynn,

KMTR-6. Eventide. 6:15. Job Steele. 6:30, I.ife Payments. 6:45 Polit ical.

Ness.. 6:10, Italian Music. RFOX -6, News, 6:10. Sports. 6:15, Words-Music. 6:30, Swing 6:45, Ha-waiians.

KFAC -6. News, 6:15, Snortflashes. 6:30 City ('ollere, 6:45, Aviation Novelties.

KGER -6. News. 6:15. Lowell meek's. 6:30. Board of Education. •:45. Italian Journal.

KRKI)---6:15. Fishing Facts. 6:30, Sports Report s. 6:15. Sat eri En-semble.

KVOE -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15, News. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:45, Organ.

7 to 8 P. M. KF1 -7. Pleasure Time, 7:15. RF1 News, 7:30. Cabbages & Kings. 7:45, Meet Some People, N X-7. Amos- Andy. 7:15. Lanny Ross. 7:30, Askit Basket.

RD.1 -7, Page the l'ast. 7:15. Inside S-orts. 7:3 Command Perform-nice.

— FS11 —t. Melody Time, 7:15, Gene and Glenn. 7:30, Musical Ameri-cans,

KGB -7, Paging the Past. 7:15, In-side Sports. 7 :30, Tomorrow's Ra-dio,

HECA -7. Word Hunters, 7:15 Kin-ney Oral. 7:30, Musical Americana.

Kr wit -7. Sid Ziff. 7:15 Robert Ar-den. 7:30. Foreign Trade, 7:45, In the Gloaming.

RMPC -7. Amos 'N' Andy. 7:15. News, 7:30, John Ellsworth. 7:45, Ted Steele.

HMTR -7, Classics, 7:30, News Reel. 7:45, Dance

RGF.1 -7. Spanish Hour. KFOX -7. Voting Orch. 7:15. Datil Bread. 7:30, MUSIC. 7:45, Hal Styles.

FRAT510 NEWS REEL From the far flung corners of the globe are gathered the history making voices of the people in the news. Sports, Science, World Affairs. Exclusively over your "Top of the Dial- station.

KMTR 7:30 p.m. Daily

KFAC— 7. Christian Science, 7:13, Gems in Music. 7:30. Frien ds of Poland. 7:45, Music.

HGEK -7. News, 7:05, Italian Gime Samaritan, 7:20, Music, 7:30, JIM.-nneme News.

KRKD -7, News. :15, Three-Quar-ter Time. :30, How Do You Snow?

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June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 15 FRIDAY LOGS

KFSG--, Aimee S. McPherson. RVOZ-7. Page the Past '.15. 40-Ilus. 7:30. Command Performance.

8 to 9 P. M. R11 -11. P Roar. 8:10, Stand-ard Symphony.

KNX -$. Strange As It Seems. 0:25. News. 8•30. Answer Auction.

KHJ -R California Melodies. 8:341. William Oreh 8:45 Twilight Trail. FISD -11. Ea Aces. 1:15, Mr. Keene. 8:30. Capt. of Industry. 8:45, Re Ore)!.

KECA -8. Easy Aces. 1:15. Mr. Keen. /1:30. News. 8:15. thittio m Reporter.

Denny Ore)!. 115. Tall Tales 8:30. De Aryan Comments. R45, Twilight Trail.

KFIV15--k. Tess., Lewis. 8:30. Chet Milani.

KNIPC -11. Concert. 8:38. King Ore)!. 8:15. Town Tour.

FL•1T11-11. Music. 8:13, ilorseman•s Forum. 8:30. Alen Behind News. 8:45. Property Owners.

11(6F.11 -8. News. 8:15. MWIle. KFOX -8. Monde. 8:30. ReJ-Hot-Low-Down.

KFAC -14, Ma je. 11:15. Laseholl. fiGER -8. News. 105. Rod°Ito Hanoi. KlESG -11. Aimee S. McPherson.

Dennv Orch. KVOK-8. Denny Orel,. 1:30. Dance Orel.. 8:4% Twilight Trail. _ PROPERTY OWNERS

A Discussion ol Your Tax Proble ms

KMTR Thursdays 8:4 5 p.m.

9 to 10 P. M. ILF1 -9, Standard Symphony. 9:30. 1 lose a Mystery.

KNX -9 News. 9:15. Soirts Round-Up. 9:10. Courtney Orel.. 9:30, Duffy Ore)!. 9:43. News.

XHJ -9. News. 9:15. lleCtine Orel.. 9:30. Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Joy Orch.

Ay ison Orch. 930. Radio Drnma Guild. 9:15. News.

RECA -9. Darkroom. 9:30, Fu Manchu. 9:45. News.

X.GB-9. News. 9:15. Dance Orch. 9:.40. Fulton Lewis. 9:43. Joy Oral.

30th Dentonds Answer. 9:30. News. 9:15. 11,111ards.

KMPC -9. Melody Time. 9:15. Music-graphs. 9:30. Dance. 9:45. News.

KMTR -9. Johnson Orch. 9:15. MUSIC. 9:30. Ilow- hyn. 9:45, Merry Go Round. Merry-Go-Round. 9:4 Dance.

RGFJ -9. Jewish Flour. 9:3it. T1n Pan Alley.

KFOX -9. Nkws. 9:15. Iratelog. 9:30, Music. 9:45. Fronk theist, Orch.

KGF.R -9. News. 9:05. 'Sight in Wies-leo.

liFSG -9. Ai mee S. McPherson. 9:15. Piano Dim.

KFAC -9. Baseball. aVOE -9. News. 9:15. Orel'. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Joy Ore)!.

10 to 11 P. M. KF1 -10. News. 10:15. Malneek Ore)!. 10:45, Hecitscher Ore)!.

KNX -10. Ryser Orel.. 10:30. Pastor Orch.

KI1J -10. 'Harris °reit. 10:30, Gar-ber Orch.

RFSD -1 0. Pearl °rub 10:30. Holly-wood Gossip. 10:35. Nottingham Ore)!.

KE.CA -10:13. Phil-11112111011111. KGB-10 Know San Diego. 10:15. Harris lire)!. 10:30. Garber Ore.

KF WB -10. Art Totom. 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10 30. Dance. 10:15, Gaylord Carter.

KNIPC -10. Viennese Music. 10:15. Sam Koki. 10:30. Talk Over the News. 10:43. Berg (kelt.

KMTR -1 0. C. P. Johnson (tech. 10:15. Lopez Oreh. 10:45, News Reel.

KLF.1 -1n. News. 10:15. Musk. RFOX -10. Commentator. 10:15. Rill Roberts Orch. 10:30, Island Musk. 10:15. HRMillOft (keit.

KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KGER -10. News. 10:10. Music. 10:15, Gaucho (kelt. 10:30. Salva-tion Army. 10:45. Dance.

REND-In. Brass Trio. 10:30. .1Im Trask. 1045, Gospel Accordions.

XV0E-1 0, Harris Orrh. 10:30, Gar-ber Orch.

11 to 12 Midnight KFT-11, News. 11:15, Field Orel.. 11:30, Belasco Oreo.

Hollywood Merry-Go-Round 1

K MTR -9 :1 5 p. m. Daily

KNX -11, News. 11:15, Noble Ore)!. 11:30. Strand Orel.., 11:53. News.

KIIJ -11. Fitzpatrick Ore)!. 11:30, Trio. 11:45. Ions Oral.

FRIDAY PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS 3.51. Programs are shown in Light Face Type:

Prcgrams in Black Face

Variety SAKI-Johnny Murray, KF7. 9:15-Between the Bookends.

KECA-KFSD. III :3o-VIews-RevIews. KECA. 6:00 -Don Amecise. KFI. 6:31. -Al entree Gang. KNX. 0:30.--Belleve It or Not, KNX. 7:00-Amos Andy. IENN-

KMPV. 7:30 -Johnny Presents, KNX. 8:00 -Kate Smith Hour. KNX.

Drama 9:15-Short Story. KNX. 2:00-Life Dramas, KFI. 4:00 -Fifth Row Center. KI1.1-

KGB-KVIIE. 4:15 -Opera Drama, KF'AC. 5:30 -Grand Central 141 at io

KNX. 8:30 -Death Valley Days, KFI.

Outstanding Music 1:00 -Classic ,hI KIN''.. KE . 3:00-Masterpieces, KFAC. ..:00 - Waltz Tune. KFI. 7 :00 -Classics. KMT R. 11:13 -Musle Volt Want. KFWB.

Quiz Programs 1:30 -Catalina (Mk. KNX. 5:30 - What's My Name?, KIT.

Am A 7.30 -This azing merica.

Weather K11 -7:3o. 11:30, 10:13. .11:00

1:45. 5:30. KNX -6:00. KHJ-K(,B-Kl'OE -9:00. FIRKI) -9 :30,

Sports-Comment 12:30-Major League Baseball.

KMPC. 2:00 -Tenth Inning. KMPC. 6:13-Sport flashes. KFAC. ::00 -Sid Ziff. KF WIL S:15 I,, W oo - Pacific Coast

League Baseball. RP M% 9 :13-Hollywood Legion Fights,

10:13-Bowling Notes, KE W %

N ews Commentators 9.111--- Women in the NPWS. KFAC. 4:55 -Elmer Davis. KNX. 6:30 -John B. Hughes. M U-

KGB-KVOE. 7:15 -Elliott Roosevelt. KF WB. 7:30 -News Reel, RMTIL 9:30 -Fulton Lewis Jr.. KHJ-

KGB-KVOE. 10:30-Let's folk Oyer the News.

KM PC.

KFS1) -11 held Oreh. 11:30, Be-lem.° Orelt

HECA -11. This Moving World. i1:15. Paul Carson.

KGB -11. Fitzpatrick (kelt. 11:30. Trio. 11:45, Mentofy Time.

KF WB--11. Gypsy Caravan. 11:15. Music Von Want.

KMPC -11 Swing-Quiz. KMTR -111, Melody Lane. KFA(' -11. Henry Orch. 11:15, Mu-sk. 11:30. Kentucky Boys.

filiFJ -11. News. 11:13, Moods. KFSG -11. Freddie Carter. KVOE -11. Fitzpatrick Oreh. t:30. Trio. 11:43 Hawaiians.

FRIDAY al,?.,I9 GRAMS 8 to 9 A. M.

XFt-.-S. W an In White. 8:15. News. 8:30. Johnny Murray. 8:45. Bridge Club.

KNX -IL Nancy' Dkon. 8:15. When a Girl Marries. 8:30. Helen Trent. 8:45. Our Gal Sunda,.

1111J -8, Victor Lindlahr. 8:30. Mu-tual Friend. 8:45. Carters of Elm Street.

IF:40 -8. Mary McHugh. 8:15. Good Cheer. 0:30 1..irm & Home.

RECA -8, Financial. 8:15. Vass rwm-ily. 11:30. Uncle...ie. 1:15. Sews.

KGB -11. Today's Best Buys. RO M Open. 8:14, Inyestment Problems. 8:25. Minute Melodies. 8:30. Stocks. 8:33 Melody. 8:45, Carters of Elm Street.

KF WB-8. Melody Mart. /1:15. Morn-ing Music. 8:13 Dr. Reynolds. .M (• 5 Anuly-3lrglnia. 8:30. Unity Daily World.

KMTR -8. Spanish Hour. 11:45. ne-ligious

1111.F.1 -8. News. 8:15. Music. a:45. Dr. iWsentan.

KIEOX-8. News. 1:15. Medical. 8:30. Classified. R:45. Health

KFAC -11. Country Church. 8:15. Mu-'iii..

FLGER-ft. News. Soul Poirot. 8:13, Mizpali. 11:115. Re,. Bennington.

stRaD-R:30. State Emoloyment. KV(11,,-11, Open. 11:13. Federal Music. 11:30. Strings. 8:15. Varier.. of Elm Street.

9 to 10 A. M.

KFA(' -9, Inspirations. 9:15, Health Talks. 9:30, Women in News. 9:45, Novelty Notes.

KGER -9, News. 9:05„ Bright Cor-ner. 9:15. March Ahead of Time. 9:30, Dr lee. 9:45. Full Gospel.

KIIKII-11, True Dog Stones. 9:30. V. S. Weather.

KVOIK-9 Open. 9:15, Seim Shuler. 9:30. Monk. .News. 9:45. Keep Fit.

KFI -9. MOM( Fellow. 9:15. Tillamook Kitchen Norris. 9:45. Dr. Rote.

KNX -9. Goldin...gm. 9:15. life Can Be Beautiful. 9:30. Kiehl In HiRD-pinestl. 9:45 hort Story.

liH.1 -9. Ikea Re.. Laurin. 9:311. Mirandy. 9:45. Krell Fit.

KFSD -9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30 Mnrtio inch.

KECA -9. Council of Beauty. 9:15. Between the Bookends. 9:30. Mid-Morning Jamboree

11611 -9. Open. 9:15. Homemaker's Catalog. 9:13, Keep lit.

KEVIlt-9. The Bollards, 0:15. Masic. 9:30. Accent on 51usie. 9:15. Morn-inc Melodies.

KMI'(' -9. News. 9:15. Top 'n Teo Morning. 9.10 Organ. 9:45. Mel oily Time.

KwIT 1t-9 Martin Luther Thomas. 9:11. Monitor News. 9 :30, Sour Neighbor. 9:45. Nat') Message.

KGF.1 -9. News. Stocks. 9:13. Mo-ak. 9:15. Science of Man.

KFOX -9, Music. 9:45. Sheldon Shen-and.

10 to 11 A. M.

1.1 W0-11, I Stoddard. 11:30, t1 !isle and Patter. 11:45, News.

1.511a -11 Master Singers. 11:15, Music for Madame. 11:30. Musical Workshop. 11:45. Quartet.

KMTR -11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30, Vocals. 11:15. News Reel.

RGE.1 -11. News. 11:13. Musk. 11:5's. Rhythm.

KFON -11. Variety. 11:30. News. 11:48. Music. 11:43. FHA.

KFAC -11. Man on Street. 11:30, Home Beautiful. 11:45, Hawaiian Interlude.

KGER -11. News. 11:15. Music. 11:30, Musk Boy.

KRKD -11, Paddock Flashes. 11:30. News.

RIDE -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. Concert. 11:45, Open.

RE1 -10, Light of the World. 10:15, Arnold Grimm's Daughter. 10:30. Valiant Lady. 10:15. Betty ('rocker.

KNX -10. Big Sister. 10:15. Aunt Jenny. 10:30, Fletcher Wiley. 10:45. My Son and I.

News. 10:15. Happy Homes. 10.45. Bachelor's Children.

KFSD--I11, 1 arieties. 10:(0, Ann Gib-son 1015. Bridge Lesson.

RECA -10. Varieties. 10:30. Views It :eyiews. 10:45. Wife Mater.

KGB -10. News. 10:13. Oyer the Gar-den Gate. 10:30. Garden Club. 10:15, Bochelor's Children.

KEVIII -10, Wade Lane. 10:15. ('he. Milani. 10:30 Melody Time. 10:45, Romance in Rhythm. 9:13. Romance in Rhythm.

KNIPC -10. Open H o e 10:30.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KF1 -11. Road of Life. 12:13. Stella Dallas. 11:30, Local News, 12:43, Portia Blake.

KNX -It. Kitty Kelly. 12:13. myrts Marge. 12:30. Hilltop House. 12:45, Stepmother.

KH.11 -12, News. 12:1-5, Curtis Spring-er. P.::30. Open. 12:45. Belmont Park Races.

KFSI) -12. News. 12:13. Calif. Agri-culture. 12:45 Commonwealth Luncheon.

liECA -12, News. 11:15. Club Mati-nee.

KGB -It. News. 12:13, Open. 12:30, Stock. 12:33. Chapel Moments. 12:15. Belmont Park Races.

KFIVIS -12. Al Jarvis. 12:45, Pauline Holden.

KMPC -11. Gen. Facts. 12:13, News. 12:30. Baseball

RMTR -12. l'eter Potter. 9LBF.1-12: News. Stocks. 12:15, Mu-sic. 12:30, Novelties. 12:43, Let's Listen.

KFOX -12. Health, 12:15. Musle, Gardens.

KFAC- -I2 -News. 12:13. Melody Hr. KGER -12. News. 11:15. 49ers. 12:30, Officials on Parade. 12:45. Citrus Forum.

KRIK1F-11:30. Saddle Pals. KV0E -1.2. News. 12:15, Open. 11:30, Chapel Moments. 12:43. Belmont Park Races.

1 to 2 P. M. KFI -1. Girl Alone. 1:15. Kitt', Keene, 1:30. Midstream. 1:45.

.RN N -I. By Kathleen Norris. 1:15. My Children. 1:30, Catalina Quiz. 1:13, Scattergood Baines.

KIL1 -1. Hollywood Whispers. 1:13, Hawaiians. 1:30, Reynolds Ore)!. • 13, Play Bridge.

KFSD -1:30 Wife Mater. 1:45. Ed-ward f ools

KECA -1 (lassie floor. KGB-1. Hollywood Whispers. 1:45, Hawaiians. 1:30, Reynolds Orch. 1.45 may Bridge.

KF W11 -1. Concert. 1:30. Dr. Rey-nolds. 1:15 Dlyieland Band.

Bsseholl KMTR -1. G. Allison. 1:30. Dick Ross. 1:115. Pension.

KG1E.1 -1. News, Storks. I:15. Strings. 1:10, Matinee.

KFOX -1. Scrapbook. 1:13. Mosta. 1 :30, Christian Science. 1:45, mi-mic.

KrAr -1, Religious Scienee. 1:15. Severi's Ensemble. 1:30. Finset/ill.

KGER -1. News. 1:05, Ad (lob. 1:30. Spanish Trio.

KRED -1:15. ('ity 1:30. USC. RVOE -1. Hollywood Whisners. 1:13, Hawaiians 1 :30. Reynolds Ore)!. 1:45. 1.e.'s Pl - '1ehlee.

2 to 3 P. M. Ranch Boys. 10:43. News. KFI -2. life Dramas. 2.15. Mine to

1411111 -10. Woman's World. 10:30. Cherish 1:30, Alice Rink. 2:45, Memories. 10:13. SI.eri01 Eyents.

Klit.1 -10. News. 10:15 Rhyrwm. 10:30. Moods in Verse. 10:45, I•o• Dwellers.

KFQX -10, News. 10:13, Music. 10:50, Solon.

RE 5< -IA. Modern Immortals. 10:30. News. 10:43. Gothic Tower.

RGER -19. News. 10:05, God's un-shIne. 10:30. Rev. Isle. 10:45, Tuna-smith.

KIllitt -10. Mood.% 10:30, Fed. Wom-en's (lobs. K V)iE -10. News. 10:15, Leisure House. 10:30. Radio Garden Club 10:45. Bachelor's Children.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon KFI -11. Mary Mariln. 11:15. Ma Perkins. 11:30. Pepper loons. 11:15. Vie-Made.

KNX -11. Society Girl. 11:15. flap-neord In 11 v wood . 11 :10 life 0,, gins. 11:43. neoler in Dreams,

R111.1 -11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:13. Mbright 11:15. Open.

KFFiD -11 ' "ins of °Lorre. 11:15, Honeymoon 11111. 11:30. John's Other Wife. 11:43. PI-

REcA -11. Orphons of Divorce. 11:15. Honermoon Hill. 11:30. John's oth-er wit., 11:45. Pkin Bill.

KGB-11. Friendly Neighbors. 11:15. The Pdanhatters. 11:45. Oven.

leNX -2. Voting Dr. Malone. 1:15. Backeromul for Llying. 1:30. Joys. Jordan. s:45 Kate Smith 11.1 -2. News. 1:15. Musk. 2:39, minnhrite,. •>.:43, Streamline Swing.

ICIFST-2. Hollywood Gossin I•PS, Dane, lire',. 1:10. ', Wen! 2:15 Monitor Ness's. '!:30, Information Boren... 1:43. Filbert.

RECA -2.15. Adsimtumes in Myth. olrory. s•30. .s-oinst the Storm. s:45. Guidine Lizht•

STOCK REPORTS direct born •

SUtr0 & Co. KMTR Daily 2:00 p. m.

KGB -2. News. 2:13, P.T.A. 2:30, Open. 2:45 Streamlined Swing.

141,W11 -2, Once Varieties. 1:13, ilits and flits.. •!•30,, Music Boy.

Dayid Ha mm. KMPC -2, Tenth Inning 1:15, Gra-kilo. 1:45. Tropic Moods.

KMTR -1. Storks. "Al, Salon. 2:30, Pon. Concert.

News, Storks. 1.13 Civic, Mosle. 2:15. David Ilarum.

1:30. Madhouse Matinee.

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Preceding the playing of the four-movement symphony, the composer will be interviewed by William C. Hartshorn, assistant supervisor of music for the Los Angeles City Schools. The special broadcast was arranged with the co-operation of the music department of the schools and was designed to appeal directly to teachers and students in the

KMPC Offers Chance Here's another chance for ambitious

beginners trying to crash the gates of radio fame: KMPC's Five o'Clock Re-vue, heard on Sundays at 5 p.m. The program is designed to show-case prom-ising talent to th- radio audience and talent scouts. Alan Cameron acts as m.c. with Charlie Stahl, and Felix de Cola sings with Hugh Lawrence and the orchestra.

classrooms. The recorded symphony is played by

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Orchids and Acid To the Editor

Dear Sirs: This is a letter to ac-knowledge thanks for the grand time we had in Hollywood, Sunday the 19th as the result ox your generous passes to KNX and tickets to the broadcast.

We never had more fun in one square block and in six full hours in our lives. More people should know about the grand spirit of hos-pitality everyone had. There was a holiday spirit in the air —as we stood in line waiting for our broad-cast to begin. We talked to our neighbors. Just loved the broad-cast. Then by merely asking a question —received two tickets to another broadcast. Just think, park-ing a car was only 15c. We had all we could eat across the street, for the big sum of a $1.00. Who ever heard of such a thing? Our only regret was, that we couldn't ar-range our time to visit Earl Car-rol's. Your Chamber of Commerce, in a

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Sincerely yours, Mrs. Darrel Dixon, 4009 Park Blvd.,

San Diego, Calif.

* * * Vinson Vaughan:

Your Radio Life would be worth much more than you ask if just for the column indicating war and new commentators for these stirring times. Have, however, a suggestion to offer for another col-umn in your magazine. You may not know it but there are literally thousands interested in radio and commercial con-tests. Information as to stations and sponsors running current contests would be greatly appreciated by these contest-ors who lack the time to keep dialing, and would, I feel, enlarge your subscrip• tion list materially.

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RADIO LIFE Page 17 SATURDAY LOGS June 2, 1940

11FAC -2, U.S.C. 2:13. Music. 2:30, Band.

KGER-2. News. 2:05. Geo. Strange. 2:30. Long Beach Bann.

KRKD-2, Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 2:45, Hawaiians.

KVOE-2. News. 2:15. Fed. Music. S:30. Manhatters. 2:15. Streamline Swing.

3 to 4 P. M. KFT -3, Art Baker. 3:45, Slatler Orch.

KNX -3. Mary Foster. 3:15. News 3:20, Fletcher Wiley. 3:45. F:urope.

KI1J-3, Community Hall. 3:15 PTA. 3:30. Haven of Rest. 3:45. Inside of Sports.

..FSD-3 Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45 . Ca rol Leighton.

RECA -3. Unelassie Hour. KGB-3. Views of News. 3:15. P.-T. A. 3:30, Haven of Rest.

KFIVE1-3. Maddox Family. 3:30, Blanchard McKee. 3:45. Ca r o I Leighton.

KMP( -.3. Blue Streak. 3:15, Jack Leonard. 3:30, Al Sack. 3:45, Swing Session.

KMTR-3. Symphony. 3:15. News Reel. 3:30, Memories. 3:15. Ricci-man Orch.

KGFJ-3. News. Stocks. 3:15, Con-cert. 3:30, Vocals. 3:45. Ramblers.

KFOX-3. At the Theater. 3:15. Mu-sic. 3:30. Legislature. 3:45. News.

KFAC -3. Masterpieces. KGER-3, News. 3:05. Clifford mut-gem,. 3:20, Long Beach Bann.

KRKID-3. Hawaiians. KVOE-3. Fulton I.ewis. 3:15. P.-T.A. 3:30. Haven of Rest.

4 to 5 P. M. Open. 4:15. Mirandy. 4:30.

Robert Hurd 4:15. Today's Rack-ets.

KNX -4, Wiley. 4:15. Jack Owens. 4:30. KNX-tra. 4:45, ea s. 4:55. War News.

KFIJ -4. Fifth Row Center. 4:30. Marriage License Romance. 4:45 Mutual Friend

KFSD -4. S.1) high. 4:15, Affairs of Anthony. 4:30, Dance. 1:15, Navy News.

SECA -4. Frank Watanabe. 4:15, Affairs of Anthony. 4:30, Irene Wicker. 4:45. Bud Barton.

11613-4. Fifth Row Center. 4:30. Marriage License Romances. 4:45. Curtis Springer.

KFWB-4. Don IlMean. 4:30. Bert Fiske. 4:45 Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC -4. American Sates. 4:30. Robert Balzer 4:45. Win. Wirers.

KMTR-4. Paw Hawkins. 4:30, Mem-ories. 4:45, VoInes, James.

KGF.1 -4, News. 4:15. Ten Time. 4:30. Observer. 4:45. Reminiscing.

KFOX -4. Defenders. 4:15. Music. 4:30. Swing. 4:45. Navy News.

KFAC -4. Novi. singers. 4:15. Opera Drama. 4:45, Through Your Win-dow.

KGER-4. News. 4:15. Music. 4:30. Swing.

IKRIED -4. Music. 4:15, Santeeila Presents. 4:45, News.

ICVOE-4. 5th Row Center. 4:30. Sur-Aare License Ro mances. 4:45. Ads.

5 to 6 P. M.

:GB-6. Raymond Gram Swing. sas. News. 6:20. Crosley Orch. 6:30. News & Views. 6:45, Norman Bro-kenshirr.

KFW11-6. News. 6:15. StroIlin' Tom. 6:30. Vacation Time. 6:45, The Builders.

KMPC -6. Calif. Calling. 6:15. Rine Barron. 6:30. Roth Presents. 6:15, That Was the Veer.

KMTR-6, Eventide. 6:15, Johannes Steele. 6:30. Life Payments. 6:45. Political.

KliFJ -11, News. 6:10. Italian Music. 6:30. Gold Hour.

KFON-6. News. 6:10, Sports. 6:15. Words-Music. 6:30, Swing. 6:45. Hawaiians. •

KFAC -6, News. 6:15. Sport flashes. 11:30. City College. 6:45 Music.

KGER -6. News. 6:15. Music. 6:30. Jewish Hour.

KRKI4-6. Mush.. 6:30. Snorts. 6:45, Silveri Ensemble.

KV0E-41. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:13, News: Crosley Orch. 6:30. John B. Hurtles. 6:45. Orch.

7 to 8 P. M. KFI-7. Pleasure Time. 7:15. AFT News. 7:30, Show Boat.

ANN-7, Amos-Andy. 7:15. Lenity Ross. 7:30, Johnny Presents.

RH.1-7. Page the past. 7:15. Ye:s-terday's Voices. 1:30. Lone Ran-ger.

liFSD -7. Gene and Glenn. 7:46. Elliot Roosevelt. 7:30, This Amaz-ing America. F:CA-7. ita ieU Orch. 7:30. This Amazing America.

KG11-7. Paging the Past. 7:15, Star Parade 7:30, Lone Ranger.

KFWB-7. Sid Ziff. 7:15. Eliot Roosevelt. 7:30, Your Lucky Bre k. 7:45. streamlined Serenade.

KMPC-7. Amos 'N' Andy. 7: 5. News. 7:30. Words & Music. 7:45. After Dark.

KMTR-7. Classics. 7:30. News R I. 7:45, Dance.

KGFJ -7 Srnish Hour.

KFI -5, Waltz Time. 5:30. What's My Name.

KNX-5, Open. 5:311, Grand Central Station.

KFIJ -5. News. 5:15. Daily Comics. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45 . Orphan Annie.

KFSD--.5, News. 5:15. Magic Island. 5:30. Kiddies Party.

KECA -5. Between Afternoon and nin Evening. 5:15, Tartan. 5:30, News.

5:45, Music. KGB-5. Forrest Warren. 5:15 , Voices. 5:30. Shatter Parker. 5:45. Orphan Annie.

liFiN13-5. Stuart Hamblen. KMPC -5. Song Stories. 5:15 . News. 5:30, Songs.

KMTR -5. Volnev James Interviews. 5:45. F:ventide.

KGFJ-5. News. 5:15, hilc.nders. AVON -S:40. Beauty Talk. KFAC -5. Gateway to Music. 5:30 . Uncle Whoa Bill.

IERKTS-5. Music. 5:30. Race Results. salts.

NVOE-5. Sports Guide. 5:15, War at Sea. 5:30. Shafter Parker. 5:45, Orphan Annie.

6 to 7 P. M. -FI -6. Don Amerise 6:30. Behind the Headlines. 6:45. human Nature.

KNX -6. Open. 6:30. Al Pearce. KIIJ -6. Raymond Gram Swing. 6:15 . News. 6:20. crosley Orch. 6:30 . John B. Hughes. 6:45, I.:0 MM' Brokenghlre.

KFSD-6. 1001 Wises. 6:30 . Renfrew. Orch.

KECA--6. 1001 Wlves. 6:30 . Renfrew. Orch.

• KF07/-7. 5 tisk. 7:15, Daily Breed. 7:30. Young (tech. 7:45. Hits.

KFAC -7. Fishing Facts. 7:15. Music. 7:30. Ronald Buck. 7:45, Lester Galloway.

KGER-7. News. 7:05. Jewish Hone. KRKD-7. News. 7:15. Three-Quar-ter Time. 7:30, How Do Yon Know?

KVOF.-7. Page the Past. 7:15. Ra-+Imre Oral. :30. Lone Ranger.

8 to 9 P. M.

10 to 11 P. M. AFT-b, News. 10:15, Friml Orch. 10:30. Field's Orch.

KNX-10. Ryser Orch. 10:30. An-drews Sisters.

KHJ -10, Legion Fights. KIND -10. Reichman Hollywood Gossip. 10:35. Orch.

KECA-10 Phil-Harmonia. KGB-10, Legion Fights. Garber (kelt.

KFWB-10, Dance. 10:15, Bowling Notes. 10:30. Dance. 10:45, Gay-lord Carter.

KMPC-10. Viennese Music. 10:15. Sam Aoki. 10:30. Talk Over the News. 10:45, Berg Orch.

K5ITR-10. C. P. Johnson. 10:30. Lopez Orch. 10:45. News Reel.

KliFJ -10, News. 10:15. Music. 15FOX-10, Commentator. 10:15, Bill

M Roberts Orch. 10:30, Island usic. 10:45. Hamilton Orch.

KFAC -10. Melody Hour. KGER -10, Aubrey Lee.

KF1 -R. Quiz Court. 8:30. Death Val-ley Days.

KNX -8. Kate Smith. KH4-8. Story Drama. 8:15. Harris finch. 8:30. Dance Orch.

KIND-8. Reminiscing. 8:15, Lorna & Rita. 8:30 Music.

KECA-R. SI avor Bowron. 8:15. Southland Orch. R:30. News. R:115, Famous Door

KGB-41. Lowe Highlights. 8:15, Of-ficer of the Day. 8:30. Dance Oreh. 8:15. Fact-O-Groph.

KFWB-11. Happy Hollow. 8:30, Stars Ov er Manhattan.

1111PC -8. Concert. :15. Outing News. 870, Kim? (tech. R:45. Can Von Imagine That?

KMTR-S:15. Rheba l'rawford. 1161.-.1-8. News. 8:15. Music. KFOX -11. Music. 8:15. Homer Rode-heaver.

KGER-11. News. 8:05. Rodolfo Hoy's. KRFC11-8:15. Little Tokyo. RFAC -R. Music. 8:15. Baseball. KVOE-R. Harris finch. 8:30. Orch. R:45. Dance Orch.

9 to 10 P. M.

10:30, Pearl

10:45,

KVOE-10:45. Garber Orch.

11 to 12 Midnight KFI -11, News. 11:15, Sudy Orch. 11:30, Loveland's Orch.

KNX-11. News. 11:15, Noble Orris. 11:30, Manny Strand Orch. 11:55, News.

KIIJ -11, Fitzpatrick Orch. 11:30. Maleville Orch. 11:45. Trio.

KFSD -11. Sudy Orch. 11:30. Love-land Orch

KECA-11. This Moving World. U:15. Organ.

KGB-11, Bacon Takes the Air. 11:30, Malwell Orch. 11:43, Memory Time.

KFWB-11. Gypsy Caravan. 11:15. Music You Want.

KM PC -11, Swing-Quiz. KFAC -11. Kentucky Boys. 11:15. Music. 11:30. Henry Orch. 11:45. Kentucky Boys.

KMTR-11. Melody Lane. KGFJ -11. News. 11:15. Moods. KVOE-11. Fitzpatrick Arch. 11:30. Maleville Orch. 11:45. Trlo.

SATURDAY Programs 8 to 9 A. M.

KFI -R. Strings That Sing. 8:15. News. 11:30. Call to Youth. 8:45. Piano Dim.

IFENX -8. Nan..y Dixon. A:15 Music. 8:20. KNX-tra. 8:30, Let's Pretend.

KH.1 -8. Open. 8:30, Mutual Friend. 8:45. Zeke Manners.

liFSD-8, Ranch Boss. 8:30, Good Cheer. 8:30. Farm & ROME Roar.

R FC A-8. Open. 8:30, Unclassie. 8:45. Federated Churches.

KGB-8. Open. 8:15, Morning Devo-tions. 8:30. KGB Presents. 8:45, Zeke Manners.

KFWB-8. Melody Mart. 8:15, Morn-ing 5hisic. 8:45. Salvation Army.

KMPC -8. Andy-Virginia. 8:30. Stu-dio Party.

K51TR-8. Spanish Hour. 8:45. Re-ligious Music.

KGF.1-8. News. Stocks. 1:15. Music. 8:45. Dr. Wiseman.

KFOX -8. News. 8:15. Music. 8:30. Classified. 8:45. Music.

.FA( -8. Country Church. 8:30, Music.

KGER-11, News, Soul Patrol. 8:15, 5lizpah. 8:45. Foot Clinic.

KVOE-8. Open. 8:30, Music. 8:45, Zeke Manners.

FCFI-9. Ehener Orch. 9:15. Man-chester Roddy. 9:30. Music OY Woodbury.

KNX -9. News. 9:15. Sports Rotund-Up. 9:20. Funk On+. 9:30. Hut-ton Orch. 9:45. News.

KI1J-9. N e w s. P:15. Joy Oral. 9.30. Quiz Court. 9:45. Legion Fights.

FCFSD -9. Musical Mirror. 9:30. Malleck Orch. 9:45. News.

KF:CA-9. Musical Mirror. 9:15, University Explorer. 9:30. Fit Sinn-elm. 9:45. News.

KGB-9. News. 9:13. Joy Orch. 9:30, Fulton Lewis. 9:45, legion Fight..

KFV111-9. Can You Do It? 9:30, News. 9:45. The Billiards.

KMPC -9. Melody Time. 9:15, Music-granhs. 9:30. Dance. 9:45. News.

KMTR -9, Floyd B. Johnson. 9:30. Hawaiians. 9:45, Merry Go Round.

Kt:F.1-9. Jewish Hour. KFOX -9. News. 9:15. Music. 9:45. Workers Alliance.

ICC:F.R -9. News. 9:05. Aubrey Lee. KRKD-9, Little Tokyo. 9:30, Re-quests. r, • .

KV0E-9., News. 9:15 Orch. 9130, Fulton Lewis. 9:45. Legion Fights.

9 to 10 A. M. KFI-9. Lincoln Iliway. 9:30. Song Fellow. 9:45. Medical Talk.

AN 5-9. Open. 9:3o, Time To Take It Easy.

Ii11.1-9. Don Arres. 9:30. Mirandy. 9:15. SlacFarland Twins.

KFSD-0:30. Lunch at Waldorf. KECA-9. Fantasy :n Rhythm. 9:13. Know Your Schools. 9:30, Waldorf Luncheon.

KGB-S. Don Arres. 9:30. MacFar-land Twins.

JUNE 1, 1940

KFAC -10, Serenade. 10:15. Medical Talk. 10:30, Music. 10:43. Gothic Tower.

KGER-10, News. 10:05. Music. 10:30. Rev. lvie. 10:45. Tunesmith.

KRKD-10:45, Encyclopedia. KVOF,-11). BROM Oreh. 10:30. Fed-eral Music. 10:1% Iii, Rib s Orch.

KFWB-9. The Billiards. 9:15, Music a la Carte. 9:30. Children's Radio Workshop.

KSIPC -9. News. 9:15. Glee Club. 9:30. Romance tunes. 9:45. Melo-dy Time.

KMTR-9. Martin Luther Thomas. 9:13. Monitor News. 9:30. Have You Heard? 9:45, Nat'l Message.

FCGF.1-9. News. Stocks. 9:15. Music 9:45. Vocals.

KFOX-9. Music. HFAC -9. Inspirations. 9:13, Music. 9:30. Winne., in the News. 9:45, Parents Forum.

KGER-9. News. 9:05, Best Bets. 9:15, March Ahead of Time. 9:30. Music. 9:45. Full Gospel.

KRIRD-9:30. U.S. Weather. KVOE-9. Don Arres. 9:30. Moni-tor News. 9.15. McFarland Twins.

10 to 11 A. M.

11 A. M. to 12 Noon ' KFI-11. F. It. A. 11:05, Campus Orch. 11:30, Wessel( Orch.

KNX -11. Marine Band. 11:30, News. 11:35, Old Vienna. 11:45, Golf.

KH.1 -11, Elinor Sherry. 1:15, Open. KFSD-11. Brown Orch. 11:30. Strong Orch.

KECA-11. Chaparral Club. 11:15. Brown's Orch. 11:30. Freeman • Orch.

KGB-11, Open. KFVVB-11. Smorgasbord. 11:45. News.

K31PC -11. Breskin Orch. 11:15. Music. 11:30. Hawaiians.

KMTR -11. Dr. Talbot. 11:30. Vocal Varieties. 11:45. News Reel.

KGF-J-11. News. Stocks. 11:15. Mu-sic.

KFOX -11, Variety. 11:30. News. 11:45. Music.

KFAC -11. Man on the Street. 11:30, Harmonica Band.

KGER-11, News. 11:10. Clef Dwel-lers. 11:30. Swing. News.

FIRK14 -11, Paddock Flashes. 11:15, Music. 11:30, News. 11:45. Music.

KVOE-11. Elinor Sherry. 11:45, Open.

KIT-10. I Am An American. 10:13, On the Job. 10:30. Music Styled for Toth

KNX -10. Country Journal. 10:30. Town Crier. 10:15. Dog's Friend.

KHJ -10. Bnrto Orch. 10:30. Flo Rito's Orch.

KFSD-10. Varieties. 10:30. Indiana Indigo. 10:43, Merry Music.

KECA-10, Varieties. 10:30. Lady Make Believe. 10:45, Social Rein-t JO WL

KGB- is, Oberlin College. 10:30, Stocks. 10:35. Views of News. 10:43. Flo Rio's Orch.

KFWIR-10. Smorgasbord. 7MPC-10. 0 e n House. 10:30. Brush Creek Follies. 10:45, News.

KMTR -10. Woman's World. 10:30, Special Events. 10:45, Stocks.

KGFJ -10. News. Stocks. 10:15. Rhy-thms. 10:30. Moods in Verse. 10:45. City Dwellers.

KFOX-10. News. 10:15. Music. 111:30. Salon.

12 Noon to 1 P. M. KFI-12. Campus tapers. 12:30. A Boy. a Girl dc a Band.

KNX -12, Bull Session. 12:30. Buf-f a lo l'resents. 12:45. Belmont Races.

K114-12. News. 12:15 Ruck Rogers. 12:45. Belmont Races.

KFSD -12. News. 12:15. Club Mati-nee.

KECA-12. Club Matinee. KGB-12. Children's Story Parade. 12:15. Money Hos. 12:45, Belmont Races.

KFW11-12. Al Jarvis. KMPC -12. Frolic. 12:15. News. 12:30. DeiVer in Songs

KGFJ-12. News, Stocks. 14:15 :t?u J - sic. 12:30. Novelties. 12 :45. Jungle Jim. Forru-1?. Peter Potter.

KFAC-12. News. 12:15. Melody Hr. KGER-12, News. 12:10. Music. 12:45. Citrus Forum.

KRIRD-12:15. Civic. 12:30. SadMe Pals.

KY OE-12. Lest We Forget. 12:15. Buck Rogers. 12:45, Belmont Races.

1 to 2 P. M. A FT-b. Dorsey 01,1i. AN1:N3-0,1h Iunmstarnu mAednvtaenlitsutre: .1:15. Golf.

KIIJ -1:15. Delaware Races. KGB-l:15. Delaware Races. FLFSD -1. Steck Orch. 1:30. Rhythms by Ricardo.

ICECA-1. Classic Hour. KFIVII--1, Al Janis. FCMPC -1. Hawaiians. 1:30. Ben Pol-lock. 1:45. King ('ole Trio.

FCMTR-1. Dick Ross. 1:30. Salon Music. 1:45, Pensions.

KliFJ-1, News. 1:15. Strings. 1:30. Matinee.

JCFOX-1. )Iusic. XFAC-1. Religious Science. 1:15, Seven's Ensemble. 1:30. Music.

SATURDAY LOGS Page 18 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

EGER -1, News. 1:85. Motor Vehicle Talk. 1:15, Musk. 1:30, Spanhat Trio.

KFKI) -1:30, Walter Brown Murray. KFX3I -1, Electrolux Show. 1:30. Gene Krupa Orch. 1:45. Music.

KVOE -1, Open. 1:30. Delaware Races.

2 to 3 P. M. KF1 -2, El Chico Revue, 2:25, News. 2:45. Helen Briscoe's Gentlemen,

KNX-2, News. 2:05, News From Washington. 2:15, Organ. 2:30. Nan Wynn. 2:45. KNX-tra,

KII,1 -2, News. 2:05, Monad, Oreh, 2:30, Sinforietta.

KIND -2. Hollywood Gossip. 2:05. Donahue's Oreh. 2:25. News. 2:30, Balboa Park Organ.

KLCA -2, Want A Job? 2:15, Noami Reynolds, 2:30. Renfrew,

KGB-2, Monaco (kelt. 2:30, Sinfon-ietta.

KFV111 -2„ Al Jarvis. KMPC -2, Old Refrains, 2:45. Tropic Moods,

K3IT R-2. Walter Lawson. 2:15, George Jay 2 3 Music.

KGF.1 -2, News. 2:15, (isle. 2:30. Sven in Hollywood. 2:45. Dance.

IICIFOX -2, Los Caballeros, 2:30. Bul-letin.

KFAC -2, Music. 2:30. Masterpieces. KGER -2, News. 2:05. Gen, Strange. 2:30, Long Beach Band.

KRKI) -2. Chuck Henry Orch. 2:30. News. 2:45, Hawaiians.

KI AM -2. Stocks. 2:115 Drib. 2:15. News. 2:30, Sammy Kaye Oreh. 2:45. Dick Kuhn Ord,.

KAOE -2. N e ws. Monaco Orch. 2:30, Sinfonietta.

3 to 4 P. M. KFI -3. Kindergarten. 315, John B. Kennedy. 3:311, Reichman Orch. 3:45, H. V. Kultenhorn.

RNN -3. People's Platform. 3:30, Gluskin Orch. 3:45, Europe.

KI1.1 -3. For Children. 3:30, Male-silk *Well. 3:45, Sports.

KIND -3. Message of Israel. 3:30. Ne W MOn Orel',

HECA -3. Israel Message, 3:30, Gar-den Club. 3:45. Nutshell Play-' e.

KGB-3. FOF the Children. 3:30, Malerilie Orch.

111,W11 -3 Al Jarvis. Hildegarde. 3:15, Musical

Workshor 3:30, Garber Orch. 3:45, Swing Session.

KNITR -3:15, News Reel. 3:30, Memo-ories. 3:45 Billy Richman.

KI.F.1 -3. News. 3:15. Concert. 3:30, Front Page Drama.

KFOX -3, At the Theater. 3:15, Music. 3:45. News,

KVAC -3. Opera. Kt:ER -3, News. 2:05, Clifford Mug-croie. 3:20, Long Reach Band.

K1111111 -3. Hawaiians. 3:15. Music. 3:45, Santelk Presents.

KVXM -3. Jerry Livingston Oreh, 3:30. Symphony Strings.

Kl'OE -3, For Children. 3:30. Male-silly Orel,.

4 to 5 P. M. Open. 4:30. Byrne Orch.

NX -I Sports Broadside, 4:30. Italian:. 4:55, War News.

Ii11.1 -4, Dramas of Youth. 4:30, Fitz-patrick Orch.

IIIPSI) -4, Osborne On+. 4:30, Mas-ter Singers, 4:40. Hollywood Gos-sip. 4:15. News.

K Et ' A -4. tnelassic hour. 4:30. Radio Build.

Dramas of Youth. 4:30, Ed Fitzpatrick.

KF W11 -1. Dog Tales. 4:15, Busy Blind. 4:30 Pepperdine College. 4:45, Stuart Hamblen.

KMPC -1 American Notes, 4:30. Stu-dio Party,

KMTR-4, John Brown, 4:30, Mem-ories. 4:45, Volney James.

SATURDAY Program HIGHLIGHTS A.M. Programs are shoal, in Light Fa...e Type;

P.M. Programs in Black Face

Variety n :no-Luncheon. K RCA FSI). 3:00 -People's Platform. KNX. 4:15 -Busy Blind, ISFIAB. 6:00- World's Fair Party, RI M

KGB-KVOE. 7:00 -Barn Dance KFI. 9:15 -Saturday Night Party,

KIIJ-KYOE-KGB.

Drama 9 30-Lincoln Highway, KF1. 4:00- Dramas of Youth. KHJ-

KGB-HI VE. 6:30-Life Lines. KF WB. 7:00 -Sky Blazers, KNX. 8:110 -Imnerial Intrigue, KHJ-

KVOE-KGB.

Sports - Corn MC/1

12:45 -11 el mont Races, KHJ-RI VE-KGB.

1:00 -Sports Broadside. KNX. 1:15 -Dela ware Races, KHJ-

OE-KtiB. 6:1 5-Sportsflashes, KFAC. 6:45 -Sports Huddle with Bra len

Dyer. KNX.

7:15-Inside of Sports. KHJ-KGB.

8:15-Baseball, KFAC. 9:15 -Sports Highlights KNX. 10:15 -Bowling Notes. KF WB.

Outstanding Music 5:30-Mozart Opera Series,

I M)E. KGB. 5:45 -Saturday Night Serenade.

KNX. 8:00 -Your Hit Parade. KNX. 8:00 -Opera. KFA('.

Quiz Program 1:30-Cranium Crackers, KVOE.

Weather K F1 -7 :30. 8:30. 10 :15. .11 :00

1:45. 5:30. Klia-KGB-1(VOE -11:00. KNX--6:00. KRK1) -9

News Commentators 9:30- Women In the News,

K FAC. 6:30 -John B. Hughes, KHJ-

KGB-KVOE. 7:15 -Robert Arden, KF WB. 10:15 -Bill Henry, JINX.

KGF.1 -4, News. 4:45, Tea Time. 4:30. Obserier. 4:45, Reminiscing,

RFOX -4. John Brown, 4:30. Swing. KFAC -4, Opera. K(.ER -4, News. 4:15. Salvation

„ . Suing. KRKI) -4:4:5, News. KFX5I-4. Boys Choir. 4:30. Youth Drama.

KVOF:--1. Dramas of Youth. 4:30. Fitzpatrick 0.cli. 4:45 Ails.

5 to 6 P. M. KF1 -5, Open. 5:15, Traffic Tribunal, 5:30, Organ.

KNX -5, Noble Orch. 5:30, Clark Ross. 5:45, Sat. Serenade.

KHJ -5, Hawaii Calls. 5:30, Daily Comics, 5:45, Music.

KIND -5 Nat'l Barn Dance, KEI'A -5, Barn Dance. KGB -A. Hawaii Calls. 5:30. Mozart Opera.

KISS it-S. Stuart Hamblen. KMPC -5. Buccaneers. 5:15. News. 5:30. Redondo !Evening Ili Sel I.

KMTR -5, Volney James. 5:30. Inter-views

Kt:Fa -5. News, 5:15. Islanders. KFOX -5. Swing. 5:40, Beauty Talk. 5:45, Swing.

KFAC -5. Music. 5:15, Book Reilew. 5:30. Music.

KGF.:R-5. News, 5:05, Latin Hour. KRK1)-5, Music. 5:30. Race Results. KFXM -5. Music. 5:30, Hawaii Calls.

KVOE-5, Hawaii Calls. 5:30. Opera Series.

6 to 7 P. M. KFI -6. Camel Caravan. 6:30. Open, 6:45. King Cowboy,

KNN -6:15. Public Affairs. 0:30, News. 6:35, Music. 6:45. Sports !fuddle. 6:55. News.

KHJ -6, World's Fair. 6:30. John B. Hughes. 6:15, Flag Day. 6:3u, Melody.

KIND-6, Melody. 6:30. Rainbow KECA -6, Open. 6:3o, Melody. KGB -6, World's Fair Party. 6:30. News & Views. 6:45, Courtney

KFV411 -0, News. 6:15. Strollin' Tom. 6:30, Life Lines. 6:45. Dixieland Band.

KMPC -6. Russ Morgan. 6:15. Music-Graphs. 6:30 Gay 90's.

Spell It Your Own Way There are no less than 396,000,000

different ways to spell "circumference" phonetically, according to John Hix, au-thor of the CBS "Strange As It Seems" series.

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Carpets For Covers "Carpets" were once "table and bed

covers," contends John Hix, dispenser of curious facts on the weekly "Strange As It Seems" program.

ii5ITR -6:10, Johannes Steele. 6:30 Life Payments. 6:45, Political.

Kt:FA -6, News. 0:10. Haitian Music, 6:30, Gold Hour

KFOX -6, News. 6:10. Sports. 6:15. Words-Music. 6:30. Swing. 6:45. Hawaiians.

1FA(' -4. Nei.,.. 6:15. Sportflashes. 6:30 Gospel Hour.

KGE11-6, Ne ws. 6:15. Music, 6:30. Italian Journal.

KRK11-6:30, Saveri Ensemble. 6:45. Father Flynn.

KI AM -6. Pacific l'arty. 6:30. John R. Hughes. 6:45. ('omedy.

KVOE -6. World's Fair Party. 6:30, John B. Hughes, 6:45, Orange County Cavalcade.

7 to 8 P. M. KF1 -7. Barn Dance. K N X-7. Sk• Blazers. 7:30, Best Buys. 7:45 Kiser Orch.

KHJ -7. Iona Orch. 7:15, Inside of Sports 7:30. Murphy Orel,. .FSI)-7. Whistling Parson. 7:30 Hall Orch.

KE('A -7 Gem & Glenn. 7:30, Hall Orch.

loon's Hawaiians. 7:15. In-side of Sports. 7:30, %drink Or. 7:45, HorlIck Presents.

KF WB -7 Fred Skinner. 7:15. Robert Arden. 7:30, In the Gloaming.

KMPC -7, Communil Chest, 7:15. News. 7:30 Keine.

KMTR -7, Music, ::to, News Reel, 7:45, Dance.

KGFJ -7. Spanish Hour. KFON -7. Sterling Young Orch. 7:15. Music,

KFAC -7, Christian Science. 7:15, Playground Dept. 7:30, Dr. !Wield.

KGER -7. News, 7:05. Holy Ghost Rally.

KRKD-7. News. 7:15. Three-Quar-ter Time. 7:311, DO VOU Know?

KING -7. Healing Seri ice. KVOE--loni, Hawaiians. 7:15 Orch. 7:30, Cranium, Crackers.

8 to 9 P. M. KFI -8. Dorsey's Oren 8:30. Gordon Orch.

KNX -8. Hit l'arade. 8:45. Flo Hilo Orch.

KHJ -8. Imperial Intrigue. 8:30. 1)anee Orch.

KIND - 8, Freeman Orch. 8:30, Sports. 8:45 Open.

Blossom Time To Be Presented Wed. A special performance of Sigmund

Romberg's immortal "Blossom Time," most famous of all operettas. will be presented over KHJ and the Mutual Don Lee network on Wednesday, June 5, from 10:00 to 11:00 p.m. The operetta is based on melodies of Franz Schubert and H. Berte. Book and lyrics are by Dorothy Donnelly and adapted for the air by Noel Gerson. A cast of 70 will perform and the

orchestra will be conducted by Henry Weber.

;KECA -8. Freeman Orch. 8:30. Ron Wagoner, Snorts. 8:45, Open.

KGB-S. Imperial Intrigue. 11:30. Bacon Pla3s.

KF WB -S. Immigration Counselor. 8:15. repperdine Foundation. 8:30, l'nion Reseal. Mission.

KMPC -8, Concert. 8:30. Henry King. 8:45. Harr3 llorlick.

K51TR -s. than: . KliF.1 -8 News. 8.15. Music. KGER -8, News. 8:85. Rodolfo Hop's. K1FSG -8. Healing Serike. KFAC -8. 8:15, Baseball. KVOE-8. Imperial Intrigue. 8:30, Pasadena Orch.

9 to 10 P. M. KF1 -9. 5Ialneck's Orch. 9:30, Grand Ole Opry.

KNX -9. Bill Henry. 9:15, Sports Roundup. 9:20, Funk Oreh. 9:30, Noble Orch. 9:45. News.

K11.1-9 News. 9:15, Sat. Night Party.

KFSD -9. Marriage Club. 9:30, Molina Orch.

KECA -9. Marriage Club. 9:30, Mo-lina's Orch. 9:45, News.

KGB -11. News. 9:13. Sat, Night Party.

KF WB -9. Gluskin Orch. 9:30, News. 9:45,

KMPC -9. Melody Time, 9:15. Music-',raphs 9:31. Dance. 9:45, News,

KMTR -9, Musical Comedy. 9:30, Hawaiian. 9:45. Merry Go Round.

KGFJ -9, Jewish Hour. 9:30. Th) Pan Alley

KFOX -9, News. 9:15. Frankie Mas-ters Orch. 9:30, Nelson's Orch.

KGER -9. News. 9:05. Concert. 9:30, Pastor Crouch.

ISFSG -9. Healing Service. 9:30. Sunday School Teacher.

.FA( -9, Baseball. IEVOE-9. News. 9:15, Sat. Night Party.

10 to 11 P. M. KFI -10. Jane's Drell. 10:30, Reich-man Orch.

KNX -I11. Ks-sec Orch. 10:30, An-drews Sisters.

KH.1 -10, Sat. Night Party. KFSD -10, Friml Orch. 10:30, Sudy

KFX'A -10. Phil-Harmonia. KGB -10. Sat. Night Party. "IF WB-10. Ar Tatum, 10:15, Bowl-ing Notes. 10:30. Dance.

KNIPC -111, Sienese % Ode. 10:15. San Koki. 10:30, Yienese Music. 10:45. Billy Berg Orch.

KMT11 -111. Johnson Drell. 10:1:5, Phil Lopez Drell. 111:45, Newsreel.

KGFJ -Iti News. 111:15, Music. KFOX -10. Music. 111:15, Bill Rob-erts Orch. 111:30, Island Music. 10:45. Bob Hamilton Orch.

KGER -10, News. 10:10. Music. 10:15. Gaucho ()reit. 10:45, Dance.

KFSG -10. Silver Band. 10:30. March of Youth.

KFAC -111, Melody Hour. KVOE -10. Sat. Night Party.

11 to 12 Midnight ...F1 -11. News. 11:15, Gary Notting-ham Orch. 11:30, Archie Loveland Orch.

KNX -11, News. 11:15, Pearl Oreh. Mann3 Strand Orch. 11:53.

Nes.,,.. KIIJ -11, Salt. Night Party. KFSD -11, Nottingham's Orch. 11:30. Loveland 0

KECA -11. l'aul Carson. KGB -11, Sat. Night Party. KFVVIA--11. Dance. KMPC -11. KMTH -11. Melody Lune. KGFJ -11. News. 11:15, Moods. KFAC -11. Henry larch. 11:15. Music 11:30, Kentucky Boys.

KING -II. Music. KFXM -11. Andy loan Orch. 11:30. Kings of Rhythm. 11:45. tlias. ()ennui Orch.

HAVE-11. Sat. Night Party.

New Youth Series In cooperation with the American

Youth Commission, NBC will present a series or six weekly dramas entitled "Youth Tells Its Story," beginning Monday. June 3, from 3:15 to 3:30 p. m., over KECA-NBC.

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Old Type Scavengers According to John Hix, author of the

CBS "Strange As It Seems" program, customs inspectors were once called scavengers!

RADI O LIFE Page 19 June 2, 1940

Gag of the Week Winners

For the beat Gag of the Week, heard over the radio and sent to the Editor of Radio Life. winner's will be offered a choice of ricketis to vari ant progra ma, or free tickets' for a tour of either the NBC or CBS /studio's in Hollywood. W hen you 'submit your choice of the bent Gag of the Week, pick fro m the bl owing Hat your choice of a prize:

From Colu mitia Broadcasting C - panys Free ticket, to either the Al Pearce Progra m or Big Tann Pro-gra m starring Edward G. Itoblnatm, or ticket, for a four of Colu mbia Square, Including ill the detail/I of broadcasting. From National Broadcatstieig Com-

pany: Free ticket, to W Ibury Hollywood Playhottme, Signal Cat ni-vel. Rudy Vallee. or Little 0' Holly-wood, or ticket, for is free tour of Hollywood Radio Center.

Front Don Lee Broadcstating Sys-tem: Free Ccketts 'so Meet the Stara or Pull Over Neighbor. Amide from thin feature. each week

Radio Life still gibe is recapitulation of the Gag that went over the biggeat on Ilse yarlows brondestatos. Turn your (lint to your favorite allow. get your pencil and write +Ate na me, of the Demote concerned in the gag, the na me of the progra m aril the station and date. Then "tend it to Radio Life, 1029 Wept W ashington Blvd., Lox An.. weles, California.

This Week's 3f)st Popular Gag

The Bob Hope othow brought the biggest nu mber of gaga for the past neek. It ‘N nos concerning the trip to Chicago In the part pin )eil by Brenda and Cobham, where they ser,' kicked off the train in the *dock y lord's tind one mild to the other sate didn't like the nay they treated 1 lien: like cattle. Cobl at staked .s hi, treated the m that nay and Brenda isioal% crest: -The other cattle.'

This Irctk's 11•Intlers

Mrs. 0. E. Holder 1433 Arapahoe, Los Angeles, California. "I read your new magazine each week

and enjoy the most interesting articles in it. I especially enjoyed the article about "Slips of the Tongue." I thought Bob Hope's program this week was good from beginning to end. I got a kick out ot his remarks that "Chicago is such a Windy City all you have to do is stand on the corner, face the right direction and say 'Home James'!" I also liked the gag where Brenda

and Cobina were discussing their trip to Chicago on the train. Brenda said: "I thought they were very rude to treat us like cattle on the train," Cobina said: "What do you nren 'they'?" Brenda answered: "The other cattle," or words to that effect. "I never miss this program which is

on Tuesday at 6 p.m. over KFI."

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Gloria Rayback, 114 N. Chesnut Street, lox 104, Elsinore, Calif. Your swell little paper is on our shop-

ping list every Saturday. We read it from the first to last page. This joke that was on tl'e Jack Benny program, Sunday 7:30 p.m. over KFI. Jack said: "The next number will be played by Phil Harris and his Century Players. They play a good song once every 100 years."

Few presidential candidates were ever accorded a greater recep-tion than the crowds gave "candidate" Grace Allen on her recent

s trip to Omaha to attend the "Surprise Party" convention. With her here are L. E. "Coyote Bill" Klein, Dr. A. G. Crane and George Burns upon their arrival at Laramie, Wyo.

Mrs. D. M. Hooper, 803 "B" Washington Blvd., Venice, Calif. "On the Pull Over Neighbor program

last evening, at 8 p.m. over KHJ, a contestant was asked the question: 'What song is played before a cere-mony?' He answered 'The Wedding Song, Here Comes the Bride.' And what song is played after the cere-mony?' The answer was: 'If I had the wings of an Angel, (Prisoners Song).' Another gag on the same pro-gram was a question asked a lady: 'What flowers reminds you of wed-dings?' She answered: 'Orange Blos-soms' Then they asked her: 'What flowers remind you of your husband at Christmas Time?' She said: 'Four Roses.'

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Mrs. Rose Vaughn, 910 1-4 Everett street,

Los Angeles, Calif. 'First of all heard someone (can't

remember who) mention your little mag-azine on the Radio last week and when I went to the Bon Ton (Carty Bros.) market yesterday, I nought your maga-zine, and I think it is grand. I heard a good gag on Al Pearce's program yesterday. Al Pearce was selling a baby carriage —'Al —This is a Dion carriage!' Ruth: 'A Dione carriage, what is that?' Al: 'Five by two.' Wishing your maga-zine further success, I am."

* * * Mrs. Milton H. Thompson, 2670 Daisy

avenue, Long Beach, Calif. "I just purchased my first copy of

Radio Life, but it wont be my last. It is a grand bargain, worth much more than the price of only a penny. My Gag of the Week came from the Bob Hope show, Tuesday. Mr. Hope was telling of his trip to Chicago. He

Worry Worry Worry Vera Vague Is Sad The 'professional life of Barbara Jo

Allen, the NBC comedienne who por-trays Vera Vague on the Chase & San-born prograin, and the Signal Carnival, is an eternal paradox.

When Vera's script is good, it's bad. When it's bad, it's good. The paradox, however, as radio lis-

teners will agree, exists only in Miss Allen's mind. Barbara Jo has the idea that when-

ever a Vera Vague script she writes — and she does write them herself —rolls off easily and without undue effort, it won't sound good on the air. On the other hand, when the creative

effort comes harder than the pulling of a wisdom tooth, she is convinced it will receive a good audience reception. She worries if the script is easy to

write because she's afraid it won't be good. And she worries if it's hard to write because it's hard to write. In other words, Barbara Jo Allen worries all the time.

said, Mrs. Roosevelt was on the train too, and Tom Dewey gave her his seat. She thanked him and he said: 'Oh, that's all right. Maybe your husband will do as much for me sometime.'"

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Mel Honigs, 425 N. Poinsettia Pl., Los Angeles, Calif. "I heard this gag on the Signal Car-

nival, Sunday over KFI. Jack Carson was in a doctor's office. Jack: 'Hello.' Doctor: 'Hello, pull up a ligament.' Jack: 'I'm Jack Carson.' Doctor: 'Oh, pull up a window.'"

Paqe 20 RADI O LIFE June 2, 1940

Radio Life GOES BACKSTAGE

with Beatrice Henshaw

RADIO LIFE is in receipt of a fine letter from Elizabeth Goudy, di-

rector for radio of the Los Angeles County schools, thanking us for the ar-ticles on children's programs. Mrs. Goudy says in part: "I think the prob/em of a radio coun-

cil which would coordinate civic and school groups in the planning and pres-entation of educational ptograms locally is one that might well be considered seriously, although I have no specific plans for such. The Rocky Mountain Radio Council has done an excellent job in this respect. If you know anything about this development, I would appre-ciate more information from you." Unfortunately I know nothing at all

about what has been done in the Rocky Mountain area for educational pro-grams, so I'm hoping that among our readers we may get some worthwhile suggestions. I know Mrs. Goudy would appreciate some comments from listen-ers outside the field of education and I would, tqn. Many times it is hard for peopre too 'close to a problem to sei; ‘e claialy —"can't see the woods for the trees," you know.

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The arguments on Daytime Serials continue to rage. Thinking you might be interested in the latest news from that battle-front, I'm bringing you two snore defenders. Here's what John J. Anthony, of the Good Will Hour, has to say:

* * * "Anybody who would take the

trouble to compare daytime radio shows with those magazines enjoy-ing the largest circulations would be impressed with the greater vital-ity and 'homey' flavor of the broad-cast stories. To compare radio se-rials to Toscanini concerts is like judging a popular publication by the standards of a highbrow maga-zine. These critics offer no substi-tute for the interest these programs contain, and as long as this interest remains, the programs will, and should, continue." Margaret Cuthbert, director of wom-

en's activities for NBC, prepared this answer to the "We Are Not Listening" groups:

* * * "Audience acceptance is the key to

the situation. Programs that are not listened to are taken off the air. We are constantly revaluating programs, checking on station acceptance and mail count. The good sense of the average citizen never fails in the long run. The public eventually gets what it wants.

* * * "Who, then, is to determine the

standards and substance of radio material? So far it has been done by the people who compose the lis-tening audience. When a program is not listened to, we assume that

Maxine Rascoe has made this selection of charming togs for work or play. It features black whale buttons and open collar striped shirt.

It is not what is wanted. When it has a high audience rating we as-mune that it is what the potential audience wants."

* * * Pretty hard to refute that logic, isn't

it? However, I do have a sneaking sus-picion that audiences would accept bet-ter class entertainment if they got a chance at it. For instance, what about the success of "Information Please"? (KECA Tues. 7 p.m.) Several network officials have confessed to me that they'd have thrown out that program idea as too highbrow if it had been submitted to them.

* * * Anyhow, this whole question is

vital to radio listeners, especially the women in the home. I'd like to hear some expressions of opinion from my readers. Won't you put in your three cents worth and write me your ideas on what you'd like to hear? After all, it's up to you listeners what we get on the air.

* * * Admirers of Lowell Cartwright's

"Muse and Music" program (KHJ. Mon. and Wed. 12:45 a.m.) can now get re-cordings, for use with their own phono• graphs, of some of his most popular poem readings to music. They come in a handsome gift album or you can buy individual recordings.

RELIGIOUS BROADCASTS

SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. KN X —Ch arch. 7:30 a.m. KRI M —Reg. Squires 8:00 a.m. KMTR —Swedish. 8:00 a.m. KMPC — Wines Hier Jordan 8:00 n.m. KFA(' —Country Church 8:00 a.m. KGER —Rec. Dowell 8:00 oat! KFOX —John Brown 8:00 a.m. KNX — West Coast Church 8:30 a.m. K5ITR —National Message. 8:30 a.m. KF WI3 —Unioe Rescue Mission 8:30 at.nt. KNX —Salt Lake City Tabernacle 9:30 a.m. KFAC —Homer Cook 8:45 a.m. KAITR —Bob Schuler 10:30 a.m. KGER —Bible Class 10:30 a.m. KING —Aim, McPherson 10:45 a.m. KFOX — Am 11:30 man KFAC —Open Door Church

noon KMTR —St. Brendan. 2:00 p.m. KECA —Catholic Hour 2:00 p.m. KMTR —Rev. Curry. :t:00 p.m. KECA--Churt 5:00 p.m. KH.11-KVIIIK-KGB —Revival Hour 8:00 n.m. KMTR —Flos, Johnson 8:00 p.m. KFAC —Open Door Church 5:30 p.m. KMTR —MartIn L. Thomas 6:30 n.m. KMTR —First Baptist 7:00 p.m. KMTR —Bob Stotler 8:00 p.m. KF WB —Dr. Stewart MacLennan 8:00 p.m. KMTR —Floyd Johnson. 8:00 p.nt. KFAC —Open Door Church. 8:13 p.m. KHJ-KV0E-KGB—Rabbi Magnin 9:15 p.m. KHJ-KGB-KVOE — Voice of

Prophecy 9:30 p.m. K5ITR —Open Door Church.

8:45 a.m. 11:4., a.m. 9:00 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 9:45 a.m. 11:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:30 p.m. 8:45 p.m 9:30 p.m.

SATURDAY KMTR —Religious Music KECA —Federated Churches Ka nt—Martin L. Thomas. KGER —Full Goer el xmra—The National Message. KMTR —Bibie Institute. KECA-KFS11 —Message of Israel KFI —Religion Ii' News KFAC —Christian Science RF WB—Union Rescue Mission

June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 21

tiotnething new —we mean the stockings. They are made out of ir and coal and water and it Is declared they are stronger and :,ire elastic than any material ever used in the making of stock-.ligs. Anyway that's the way Ruth Gilbert and the CEVS staff puts it—and we wo it doubt her.

Coming Out of the Ether w h

C. MOORE DOPE

A CERTAIN pron-Anent gentleman of ti. our town was ma,ting his first radio talk the other day and was demonstrably a very nervous person. He kept getting all mixed up. The right wiorcls went in the wrong places. He climaxed his talk as follows: "The insides of the men are galvanized . . . that is, I mean the men in the tanks are galvanized . . . er . er . . . the insides of the tanks are galvanizea . . . aw shoot " (They fin-ished the program w.th records!)

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Romance seems to set the theme of the Good News of 1E40 show in more ways than one. Since the Viola Vonn-Hanley Stafford and Mary Martin-Richard Halliday nup-tials, the studio's a wry s room Is

packed at every broadcast with both spouses and families of various cast members, inducing Emcee Dick Powell's wife, Jean Bknolen, and their two youngsters, Norman and Ellen.

* * *

Critics have been tossing bouquets at Ken Darby, singer-arra7ger on the Fib-ber McGee and Rudy Vallee programs, since the preview of taE f.lm, "Waterloo Bridge." Darby's arrangement of "Auld Lang Sync" was pronciu med one of the most unusual to hit the Fic:•een :n months. Daiby, you know, :s responsible for much of the original m ain on the Vallee show.

* * * The Andrews Siste..-s, famed vocal

trio, will be assisted by Johnny Richards and his ordlestra In their nightly broadcasts o. e: CBS start-ing June '7, when they replace Tony Pastor and his orchestra at the Casa Manama in Culver City.

WHAT'S IN

THE AIR?

('an't re me mber your na me. all I can think of is

CARTERS OF ELM STREET 8:45 -9:00 a. m. Mon. thru Fri.

And he said I re minded hi m of

HAPPY HOMES 10:15 -10:45 a. tn. Mon. thru FrL.

What do you mean. robbing this store when I'm hearing

SUPERMAN 6:00 -6:15 p. Mon., W ed., Fri.

NO. I don't think I'm too tat ... but it keeps my mind off bow long it is between broadcasts of

THE ANSWER MAN 7:00-7:15 p. m. Wed. and Sun.

Other Highlights for Today: Rise and Slane 6:00- 7:45 am. Morning New• 7:45- 3:00 a-ra.

Lindlahr . 8:00- 3:30 a.m. The Family Bible 9:15- 930 a_m. Bachelor's Ch0drea.10:46-11:00 am. Our Friendly Neighbors . 11:00-11:15 a.m.

Eddie Albright ....11:15-11:30 a.m. The Broadway News.12:00-11:15 Curtis H. Stoinger.12:15-12:30 p.m. the Broadway News. 5:00- 5:15 p.m. News Comics 5:15- 5:30 p.m. Orphan Annie. 5:45- 6:00 p. m. John B. Hughes _ 6:30- 645 p.m. Lone }tearer . 7:10- BOA p.m.

DON LEE

MUTU AL

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Page 22 RA DI O LI FE June 2, 1940

RADIO LIFE SHORT WAVE GUIDE Edited by EARL G. DE HAVEN

Reception Conciltions -1 2 Midnite to 7 A. M., FAIR -7 A. M. to 4 P. M., GOOD 4 P. M. to Midnite -GOOD

The Short Wave Forecast - Week of June 2 to 8

Please note the change to SI11111114•1* fl y of the daily "Uverscas Broadcast" fro m Tokyo. JZJ Is replaced by JZ K which utilizes a frequency of 15.6 Mc. There Is no change in ti me, however, still 9 to 10:30 P. M. One of the outstanding progra ms of the past week was furnished by the fa med Band of th Republica?' Guards of Paris under the baton of Pierre DuPont. Concert was opened with "Marching thr'u Geor-gia" and concluded with a masterful rendition of "T. e Star Spangled Banner." Tile station broad( asting was TPB-9. the French Govet nment Station of Paris. Note the added progratn period Da* TP D-9. The large scale rene wal of war activity In Europe a producing many ne w and important changes in chedule, particularly in Ne ws Broadcasts. I an, checking carefully and will include the revisions in "Best Best" next week, so watch for the m.

17.79 15.31 15.26 15.20 15.18 15.16 13.17 15.14 12.46 11.82 11.81 11.130 11.78

11.77 11.77 11.75 11.00 9.4,9 9.68

99 1C 9.62 9.61 9.38 9.58 9.52 9.511 6.70 0.00 6.00 5.04

SHORT WAVE "BEST BETS" -PAC Cull (NG GSP I. )

TG WA GSF HC.111 NEBR 2R0-4 JZJ

MTCli

SAIGON DJD GSD PLP GS W

TG WA 1.RX 2R0-3 HAT-5 4̀.14 VLR ('S('

TPB-9 VK3ME TIEP XEBT XEBT VS SR

Location London. (Daventry) Eng. 1 motion. (Daventry I Eng. London. (Ditventrt) Eng. Berlin, Germany Moscow. Tol.yo, JaPan Guatemala City, Guatemala London. Da ent ry Eng. Quito, Kerador Hern.osillo. Mexico Rome. Italy Tokyo, Japan Wanking, Nlanchoukuo

• French Indo-(hina Berlin. Germany London. plat entry) Eng. Bandoeng. Jetts London (Datentry) Eng. Goat I:- City Guatemala Buenos Aires, Argentina Rome Italy 111111a04, 1. Monfort Sydney. Australia Melbourne. Aust ralia London (Da‘entr- Paris. ,ratice Mell ((((( rne. Australia San Jose. Costa Rica Guatemala CitN, Guatemala Messco ( ity Meyksi Caracas. Seneriela

(All Schedules DAILY unless

IFIC STANDARD TIME Schedule 7 to 9:45 a.m. & 12 Noon-3:50 ii.m. 11:15 II. M. to 1 p.m. 10 to 11:30 a.m. 1:50 II) 7:50 p.m. 4 to 6 p.m. (('rog. for North America) 9 to 10:30 p.m. (English News 9:051 9:45 to 10:45 mut. mcept Sunday 7 to 9:15 a.m. & 12 Noon-3:50 p.m. 3 to 7 p.m. mcept Monday 9 a.m. to 1 ii.m. & to 8 p.m. 7 to 8 a.m. (News 7:45); 4 to 7:15 p.m. 1 a.m. Baseball 10:30 to 11 p.m. & 7 to 8 a.m. (News

7:45 a.m.) 7 to 8:30 a. ni. (News 8 a. m.) 10:311-11 p.m. & (NeW. 7:45 a. 6:30-8:30 p.m. -9 to 11 p.m. 1:30 to 1311 p.m. 10 to 11 p.m. News 10:15 p.m.) 4 to 8:30 p.m. 5 to 8:30 p.m 4 to 7:15 p.m. (American Hour) 3:35 to 5 (For North America) 7 to 8:311 a.m. (Program for U.S.A.) 12:15 a.m. to 5:311 a.m. 7 to 8:30 p.m. - 9 to 10 p.m. 7 to 8 and 9 to 10.30 p.m. 1 to 4 a.m. meept Sunday 6 to 8:311 p.m. 6 to d p.m. 5 to 10 p.m. 5 to 730 p.m.

otherwise noted)

FAVORITE DflYTIME SHOWS (Monday Throug:( Friday)

8:15 KNX When a Girl Marries 8:3(1 KS X Romance of Helen Trent 8:30 KFt Bridge ( hib 8:45 KNX Our Gal Sunday 8:45 Ki1J-KGR-KVOE.....Carters of Elm Street

9:00 KNX The Goldberg% 9:15 KF1 .......... Heart of Portia Blake 9:15 KECA-KESD ....._ Between the Bookends 9:15 KN X.. .......... --- -Life Can Be Beautiful 9:311 KE1 Julia Blake 9:30 KNX- -- - ....... _____ ..... Right to Happiness 9:45 Klel - ___ ...... ..._ Dr. Kate 9:45 KN X - . ...Short. Short Story

10:00 KFI .... -_____ _. ______Light of the World 10:00 KMPC - Open House 10:111, KNX ... _ Big Sister 10:13 KI WIS. Chef Milani

Happy li ..... es 10:15 KIK1 ........_ ..... Arnold I irimm's Daughter 10:15 KNX - - - .............. ....._...... Aunt Jenny 10:30 KNX. - Fletcher Wiley 111:30 K M Valiant Lady 10:30 KE( A Views-It miews 111:45 KF1 ....................hy mns of All Churches 10:45 KHJ-KGB-RVOR.... ... Bachelor's Children 10:45 KNX My Son and I 11;r0 KVOE-KGIS RHJ ..... Friendly Neighbors lj:00 KECA-KFSILt Orphans of Ditoree 11:01. KNX Society Girl 11:00 Kul ........ ____ ..... Story of Mary Martin 11:15 1(11.1 Eddie AIM iglut 11:15 KNX . . Happened In Hollyw 1 11:. 15. KEt .5-E' sit Honey ... n 11111 . .

ElI Mn 11:311 KECA -lb I 'sill John's Other' W•ife 11:311 KF1 Pepper Young's Family 11:30 KNX Life Begins 11.4" KR 1 Eddie 1Ihr ..1. 11:45 RECA-KIND ..... ________ Anst Plain Bill 11:45 KFII Vic HMI Made

12:00 KF1 Road of Life 12:01 KNX... - .Pretty Kitty Kelly 12:15 KN X. Myrt and Marge 11:1! KF1 Stella Dallas 12:30 KS.............. -__. Hilltop House l'-:::111 ''511. 0 - ...- ..... - ..... ... Major League Bisefiall 12:45 KNX Stepmother

1:00 KEC.A___ -...-... .................... Chissie Hour 1:00 KNN .... Kathleen Norris 1:011 KFI.. . Girl Atom. 1:15 .t1,1 Midstream 115 KNX - M• Children 1:30 KF1................. ---. - --- -- Kitty Keane

1:30 KNX. - -. ____. - - -.._ Catalina Oulz 1:45 KF1. The O'Neil 2:00 KFII True Life D m ..... s 2:00 KN X __ _..-- - ... _. . Young Dr. Malone 2:15 KF1 Mine te Cherish 2:15 KNX _..._.._ Background for 1.1% log 2:30 K M Miss Julia

Jotce Jordan 2:45 KEI Alice Blair 2:45 KNX - Rate Smith Speaks 2,45 KF W.1 -.- - - --- - Datid Ilartim

3:011 K1,4 ._-_: _.. - -. _ _ .. _ Art Baker 3:30 KNX_ Mary Foster 3:30 KI1J-K1111•KVO K =.7.-: listen uf Rest

4:45 KECA - -... --- - -. _ Bud Barton

5:15 K W - -..... Daily C ice 5:311 K%11.11K-KHJ-KGB _ Shaffer Parker 5:45 KIL1-184111-K5VE_ ___ ___ Orphan Annie 5:45 KECA , Pinocchio _

* * * Trick Pronunciations Tossed Out Window So that United States listeners can

follow European developments on the map, all Mutual-Don Lee newscasters will use American pronunciations, ac-cording to orders issued today by Jim Burton, production chie, of the Los Angeles staff. Requests by listeners to use Angli-

cized pronunciation and follow the American phonetic system, as well as far-sighted realization of importance of war news to the public resulted in the change. Said Norman Nesbitt, news-caster who led off with the new policy, "Perhaps you won't hear absolutely cor-rect French or German ... but it should be easier to locate various towns co cities on the map . . . and follow de. velopments during those critical times."

The World on Your Dial By Earl G. De Haven

In the issue of RADIO LIFE which carried my story on the unique manner in which the baseball games are broad-case from Tokyo, I promised to advise you where to tune and when to listen for the games of the 1940 season. Well, once again the' horsehide coated pellet is being "batted, bunted, and booted" around the diamond in the big Meiji Shrine stadium. You'll have to listen at mid-nite rather than mid-afternoon to hear the Japanese at play, for station JZJ on 11:80 Mc. is releasing the games after 12 midnite and sometimes not until 1 a.m. Strong, steady signals come from JZJ at this early hour, however (time for "mice and milkmen" to play here), and excitement of tlIf crowd was running high the other morning as I "megacycled" my way along the short wave 'base paths."

Traveling north and west from the land of majestic and legendary Fuji-yama we may visit Manchoukuo, focus-ing our attention on Hsinking and radio station MTCY. We'll take our morning news with our morning meal, thanks to an excellent review of events the world around broadcast in English at 7:45 a.m. daily. This newscast terminates the "Overseas Program" of MTCY and the martial, yet beautiful strains of the Manchoukuo national anthem furnish a satisfying prelude to the tasks of our day.

Continuing our trans-Pacific ram-blings, we may choose instead to guide our modern "magic carpet" to exactly 11 Mc. on the dial where PLP "Provides Likable Programs" of a still different nature, from the powerful transmitter at Bandoeng. Java. This paradisiacal garden spot of the now "orphan" Neth-erlands Indies offers a variety of fea-tures on the program which begins at 1:30 a.m. and is terminated at 7:30 a.m. with the playing of Carrie Jacobs Bond's "A Perfect Day." Transcribed popular dance tunes with the vocal choruses sung in Dutch are broadcast by PLP, particularly for listeners in North America. But -have you ever heard a Gamelon orchestra? This peculiar, drum-like Javanese instrument produces music that is weird, yet beautiful and distinctly oriental. The Javanese game-lon players sit cross-legged in rows on the floor before their instruments, and the number of players in a gamelon or-chestra may be fifteen or rnore.

Perhaps an Australian station will appeal to you more. The "down under" land of strange animals and strange birds -Australia, home of the K.K.K.'s (kangaroos, kookaburras, and kiwi-kiwis.). Representing this great island continent with a breakfast broadcast is the new VLQ, standing for "Victory, Loyalty, and Quality." You may hear the strange call of the kookaburra (Australia's national bird), sometime during the program, daily 7:30 to 8:30 „ a.m. And who knows! -perhaps one of those "kute, kwaint, klever, kuddly" koala bears will scamper right up the microphone stand and say "hello" to you in his "native" tongue.

June 2, 1940 RADI O LIFE Page 23

AIRLINE TALK MARGARET FULLER, called "Peggy'

by her friends and known as "Fred-ericka Lang" of the Guiding Light serial on KFI-NBC Monday through Friday at 7:45 a. m., has what she calls a board of technical criticisers, headed by her husband, Bob Griffin, leading man in another NBC serial. The next in line is her mother, who handles the..emotional appeal, and her sister takes over as expert on simplicity, and then Peggy selects a child listener chosen at random for final criticism. All these are gathered around the radio to listen to her pro-grams each day. She insists on one thing and that is honesty in their criti-cism. If she passes three out of the four she figures the program has been a success.

Little Off-Side Conversation: A couple of folks got to yarning about their forebears the other day in NBC's studios. "Mine came over in the Mayflower," allowed one. "Mine were a couple of years later," said the other. "Mine were here," yawned John Kuhn, tuba player with the Carnation Contented orchestra. John is a Sioux Indian. Another television station loomed for

Hollywood during the past week and Columbia Broadcasting System filed ap-plication with the Federal Communica-tions Commission for permission to in-stall and operate a new frequency mod-ulation television transmitter in Holly-wood for experimental purposes, accord-ing to Lester Bowman, engineer in charge of the Pacific Coast operations.

Virginia Verrill, song star of Show Boat and Uncle Walter's Dog House, has said "yes" to Jim Breyley, Chi-cago executive of the Music Cor-poration of America. The wedding Bells will ring sometime next year, she said, with plans to live in the Windy City. Al Pearce and His Gang will change

the time of their broadcast on the West Coast, starting June 7th, when they will be heard here at 6:30 p. m. instead of on the 5 p. m. spot over KNX-CBS. Florence Lake, sister of Arthur Lake,

of the Blondie series, has joined the cast of Portia Make Faces Life, heard daily over KFI at 12:45 p. m.

* * * Chef Milani, who writes our weekly

column "Food Filosofy," is beating a trail between KFWB and KFI where his eight programs weekly keeps him plenty busy.

* * * Bing Crosby received a letter this

week which told of the experiences of a woman in Kansas City. The lady, it seems, was listening to the Crosby croon and enjoying it very much. Suddenly she noticed a snake sliding along the floor, in the direction of the radio. She stood fascinated as it twined itself around the leg of the set and gently swayed back and forth to Crosby's rhythm. Then the lady found her own vocal chords and hollered for help. Bing now is known as "Pied Piper"

Crosby 1

ALPHABETICAL LISTINGS Albright. Eddie —.... ...... K M 11:15 A—M-F Alec Templeton T:nie KFI, 5:30 P—SI All board K1,1 9:00 P-1A, Allen. Fred KFI, 8 l'— W Alice Blair — K M. 2:30 P—M-F Al Pearce Gang — KNX. 5 I'—M Am. Album of Music ........... _.......K1,1. 5:30 P—Su American Challenge KFI, 8:30 P—M American Forum K11.1. KGB, KATIE, 4 P—Su Amos-Andy KN X, K31PC, 7:00 P—M-F

Andy & Virginia ..._ KN1PC. 7:00 P—M-sa Answer Auction KNX, 8:30 P—Th Arden. Robert li EX% it. 7 :15 P—TuTli-Sit Arnold Grimm', Da in: li ter h El. 10:15 A—M-1, Ask-it Ita ,!.et 1.NN, 7:30 P—Th Aunt Jennie KN . 10:15 A—M-I, Avalon Tinie KFI, 7:30 P—W

Bachelor's Child re n kill. K1.11. KVOE, 10:45 A—M-F

Baker, Art . KFI, 3:00 P—M-F Barn Dance Ku." ; Battle of the s.ve. KFI, 8:311 P—Tu Beat the Smut K1,1. 2:30 P—Su Bergen, Edgar KF1, 4:00 P—Su Benny .Jack !III. 7:30 P—Su Bernie, Ben . _ .. liNX. 8:00 P—V. Itelvvren the Bookend,

1.13 X. liEs1). 9:15 A-3I-F Big Sister . KNX, 10:00 A—M-F Big Town KN . 7:30 I—Tu Bitindie KNX, 6:30 P—Tu Roddy, Manchester K n. 9:15 P—Tu Brenthouse KFCA 6.30 l'—Tu Bridge Club 111,1, 8:30 A—M-F Bur ck, flat .......------. ,11EFI, 9:00 P—Su Burns. Bob . -- -- KNX, 6:00 P Th Burns and Allen ......._ ............... — KNX. 6:30 P— W California Melodies

KILL KGB, KVOE, 8:00 P—Th Camel Caravan KFI, 6:00 P—Ma Carefree Carnival KFL 6:30 P—Su Carters of Elm Street

Kli.l. KGB. KVOr.. 8:45 A—M-F Catalina Quiz KNX, 1:30 P—M-I. Cavalcade of America KFI, 5:00 P—To Cavalcade of Hits KECA, KFSD, 2:30 P—Su Chicago Round Table KFI, 10:30 A—Su Church of Air KNX. 10:90 A—Su Classic Hour __KECA, 1:00 P—M-Ma. Colonna. Jerry . ---........ KFI. 6:00 P—To Columbia Symphony KNX, 11:00 A—Su Comics .....K11.1, 5:15 P—M-F Crosby. Bing ........... _____—.. ...... KI,I, 6:00 P—Th Crosby, Bob —.—....-- ......... KFI, 6:00 P.$a l'rummit. Frank - - -- ..... .KI,I. 8:30 P—Tu David Harum KFWIL 2:45 P—M-F Dm id. Elmer KNX 4:55 P—Dally Death Valley Days K . 8:30 P— Democracy in Action KNX, 9:30 A—Su District Attorney KFI, 4:00 P—TI, Dramas of Youth

KI1J. KGB. KVOE, 4:00 P—Ma Dr. Christian — KN X7 :30 P—M Dr. Kale KFI, 9:45 A—M-I, Dr. I. Q. Ktl, 5:00 P—SI Dog House K M, 6:30 P—Tu lion Amecin KFI. 6:00 P-1, Don't Believe It

KILE KGB, KVOE, 9:15 P—Tu-Th Dyer. ',raven KNX. 6:45 P—Tu,Th.Sa Easy Aces KECA KIND. 8:00 P—Tii, W,Th Eddie Albright — KII.I. 11:45 A—MAY.1F Ellery Quer) 6.Mi'C. 3:30 Fibber McGee & Molly KFI, 5:30 P—Tu Fifth Row Center.. K11.1, Kill. KVOE. 4:00 P—F Fisher, George _KILL lit,1t, KVOE, 11:45A— W Fitch Bandwaron KFI. 3:30 P—Su Ford S ..... lay Evening Hour KNX, 5:00 I'—MuFriendly Neighbors .

KIM. litat, KVOE. 11:00 A—M-F Gallant Am. W ..... en hECA. KIND, 10:00 A—Tu Garland. Judy K n. 6:00 P—Tu Girl Alone ....... . .I._ , 1:00 P—M-I, tioldbergs .. . i KNX. 9:00 A—M-F Good News KF1, 5:00 P—Th Goodwill Hour _ KI M 111.11, KX11E. 6:00 P—Su Grand Central Station . KNX. 5:30 P—F Happened in Iliolivu 1 KNX. 11:15 A—M-1, Hawaii ('ails K11.1 kilt, IXX OE. 5:00 P—Ma Hawthorne House K1,1, 11:30 P—M Haven of Rest . K11.1, Ki.B, KS OE. 3 ami P-31-E Heidi. Horace . Krt. 4:39 P—M-F Helen Trent .. ............. KN X. 8:30 A-31-F Help Thy Neighbor KFIVB, 3:00 P—Su Hilltop Ho me KNX. 12:30 P—M-r Ilit l'arade KNX. 8:00 P—Ma Highway R .i'i'' -k ill. . KGB. KVIIE 10:15 A—Mu Hollywood Play hon.., KF . 0 — lioneyn ..... n Hill k El X, K i 1 :1.5 A-31-F Hotta, Portland KFI, 8:0u l'— W ROPY. Bob I: El 6:00 P—Tu Hour of ('liar.,, K U, 6:00 P—Su Hughes, John It.

KI M KGB. KS OK. 6:30 P—M•i, Ilynine of All Churches KFI, 10:45 A—M-F I Love a Mystery zsl,1, 9:30 P—Lb I Want a Divorce KFI, 8:30 P—Su Inside Sports KHJ. 7:15 P—Tu,Th,Sa Information Please KECA, KIND. 7:00 P—Tu Inglewood Park Concert KNX, 8:00 P—Su Imitation of FAIiication... —__KNX. 12:30 P—Su Irene Itich ..KFL 7 :15 P—Su Jello Program ...... --- -- - .... KFI, 7:30 1'—Mu Johnny Presents KFI, 7:30 P—In Johnny Presents KNX, 7:30 P—F John's Other Wife....KECA. REND. 11:31)--PM-F Joyce. Jordan KNX, 2.30 P—M-F Julia Blake KFI. 9:30 A—M-F anal Plain Bill KBES., KFSD. 11:45 A-31-F

Kaltenborn, H. V. __________KFL 11:45 A—Su Kaltenborn, H. V. — ... _ A M 3:45 P—Ma Kathleen N' Ms KNX 1:00 P—M-F Kate Dr. K1,1, 9:43 A—M-F Kay Kyser KFI, 6:00 P— W Kitty Iteene KFI. 1:30 P—M-F Kraft Musa. Hall KI,I, 6:00 P—Ti. Kostelanetz. Andre .... ........... ....... KNX. 8:00 P-31 Lewis. Fulton ...KHJ. KGB. KVOE. 9:30 P—M-F Life Begins KNX. 11:30 A-31-1, Life ('an Be eautlfnh KNX, 10:00 A—. - Light of the World KFI. 10:00 A-3I-F Lincoln Highway AFL 9:00 A—Sit Livingston. Mary KFI 7•30 P—Mu Lombardo. Guy KNX, 6:00 P—M Lone Ranger, KHJ, KGB, KVOE. 7:30 P-31, W,IF Lux Radio Theatre tiNX. 5:011 l'-31 Ma Perkins KFI. 11:14 A-31-Major Bowes KNX, 5 P—Th Major League Baseball K31PC, 12:30 L'—M-I, Manhattan Merry-Go-Round KFI, 5 P—Su Masterpieces KF AC, 3:00 P—M-F Martin. Tony KNX 8:00 P-31 Mary Foster _ ... — KS X, 3:30 l'—M-k Mary Marlin -- -_-_—___KFI, 11:00 A-31-F McGee. Fiboer KFIl 5.30 P—Ti. Meet Miss Julia .—_____—_. _K n. 2:30 P—M-F Melton, James .KNX. 5:00 P—Su Melody Ranch FLNX, 2:30 P—Su

KNX 5 P—Tu Mencken. Helen Midstream Heir

Heirs

to ('herish ..._ ..... ........ KFI. 1:15 P—M-F M I. 2:15 P—M-F Missing KNX. 4:30 P—Tu Model Minstrels . KNX. 7:30 P—M Molly & M lle ___ _.___ ...... KFI, 5:30 P—Tu Milan. Frank KI,I, 5:30 P—Su

KNX. 7:30 l'—To

Murray yn: JKI )I. ohi . ,sn n y RV IK,N8x:0.0 AA,0-310LV F

Musical Americana ..KECA. KFSD. 7:30 P—Th Musical Steelmakers My Children — Kilj, KGB. KVOE, 1:00 P---Su My Son and I KNX. 1:15 P—M-F Myrt and Marge KNX. 10:45 A—M-F KNX. 12:15 P—M-F National Barn Dance — KF11, 7:00 P—Ma Night F:ditor ... . ... .. .... ... KFI, 9:00 P—Su 01d-fashioned Revival Hour . ..

K M. KGB. •Ii%'iiE, 5:00 P—Su

On Your Job One Man's Family KII. 8:30 A—Su KFL 4:30 P—Su

O'Nells ... ................... .. _ KEL 1:45 P—M-F Orphans of Divorce....KECA. RFS!), 11:60 A—M-F Our Gal Sunday .... .............. ....KNX, 8:45 A—M-F Parker Fern'', KFI, 8:00 P—Su Passing Parade KECA. KIND, 8:011 P-31 People's Platform _ . _ ... ._:_CISX. 3:00 P—Sa Pepper Young's Family ... . KFI. 11:30 A—M-F Philliarmonia ......KFI. 10:00 P—Daily Pilgrimage of Poetry....KECA. KIN'IL 9:00 A—Su Pleasure Time .._ ............. ... ..... ...10,1, 7:00 P-31-F 1 tie Dramas KECA, 9:00 P—Tu Portia Blake KFL 9:15 A—M-F Pot of Gold KFI, 4:30 I— u l'retty Kitty Kelly ...... ___ KNX, 12:00—M-F Prof. Plizzlewit K M 3:00 P—Su Prof Quiz KNX. 8:30, P—Tu Pull Over Neighbor, KILL KGB, KVOE, 8:00 P-31 Radio City Music Hall

SECA. KFSD. 8:00 A—Su Rich, Irene KFI 7:15 P—Su Right to Happiness KNX 9:30 A—M-F Road of Life KFI, 12:00—M-F Robinson. Edw. G. .._ ...... KNX, 7:30 P—Tu Rochester SF', 7:30 P—Su Romance of Hiway Ross. Lann KELL KGB. 111/0E, 10:15 A—Su Roosevelt, .leanor KNX. 7:15 P—M-F Rudy Valle Program KFI K, 9:15 A—Tu.Th

FL 5:30 l'— ThLake City Tabernacle KNX. 8:30 A —Su Saturday Nigi, Serenade KNX, 5:45 P—Sit Saturday Night Party .....

KI M KGB. HYDE, 9:15 P—Ss Second Husband KNX. 5:00 P—Tu Show of Week....KHJ. KGB KVOE. 2:30 P—Su Smith. Kate Smith. Kate .... ....... - - Society Girl 11-NX. 2:45 P—M-F KNX, .

Spelling Bee KNX, 11:00 A—M-F liNi‘ 1.00 P—Mu Sstteopmootfhet% All KNX, 12:45 P—M-F SSttorrayn ge As It See ms -- ...... ....KFI, 8:00 A—Su

SSuwnidnagy. RVaesypmeorsn d Gram KKEN('XA, . 88::0000 P1'——TMuh

KU.). KG" KVOE. 6:00 P—M-F '-'empleto Alts . KFI. 5:30 P—SI Telephone Show Texaco Star Theatre KFL 4:00 P—M ...KNX, 5:00 P— W This Amazing America Town Hall Tonight KECA. SEMI), 7:30 1,— I"

Dramas K M 8:00 P— W True Life True or False KM', 2:00 P—M-F

p Time KECA. KFSIL 7:30 P—M Tune C ‘S allee.al I( l nee. V I. ‘Ra .luirdra: Doghouse KNX. 8:00 P—M t Ope ra KI,I, . 7:30 P—M

6:39 P—Tu nion Oil Ope ra KFI

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