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SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 7, 1935. PART 11.7 .6. Radio and Its Personalities i Sparks From the Antennae That box of aural entertainment you call your radio la indeed a quaint affair. There's no telling what you're going to get out of it.

GLOSSARY OF RADIO'S NEW TERMS COMPILED Contribution to Ether Vocabulary Made by Technicians, Musicians, A ctors, Music Directors, riters, Flunkeys BY CARROLL NYE But you really haven't much kick coming since you put nothing into it. reactions to Beth Holly's marriag in the East by tuning KFI at :3 p.m. Another item tells you about KMTR's "Romantic Presidents" series; the High Lights will give you time and atation on other dramatic presentations. In condensed narrative form 1 Leon Ardin's rendition of "La Tra-vlata" (KMTR at 2 p.m.l These popular classic programs have established a good audience and of today's offering Ardin says: "In 'Lai That may explain in a measure the general public lethargic attitude toward radio fare. Does it bother you a little bit that morn ing programs (almost without exception) are pretty awful? That aft Verdi shows once more- ernoon programs are better but still lack so much in showmanship? Its' Radio, at birth, struggled along with variety of names bestowed upon it by a number of persona who claimed to be 1U parents.

And, like all Infanta, it was almost inarticulate. The parenthood records still are muddled but there is nothing uncertain about the vocabulary radio has acquired in the brief span of years since its christening unless it microphone while softly Ringing sweet nothings. Suppoased to have A BLUF8 SINGER: Wailing singer. TORCH SINGER: Female crooner. NEWSCAST: Broadcast of news.

SPORTSCAST: Broadcast of sports event CANARY: See torch singer. STOOGE: The human wall against which the chief comic only when night falls that the radio begins to pound out good pro aaafjaMBJHBJajB8jaJISII the glimpse of his later genius. Th characterization of his music in thla work would have been remarkable had it not been necessary to sacrifice much to the prima donna, who wished to display her. vocal talents as Violetta." Thus does Ardln cut grams. There are, of course, exceptions to this generalization.

KECA's Classic Hour from 3 to 3 daily, Mary Mar-lin in the morning, a few after deeper in the stratum of musical education than the average musical be the derivation of some of its terms. Some of the expressions noon variety and dramatic shows bounces his gags. IT'S CONTAGIOUS MICROMANIA: Disease which program of this sort. The postman brought in a letter are above the average. Do you suppose you could better your radio fare by spending time and a 3 -cent stamp regularly to praise the good ones, rhap the bad ones? It might be worth trying.

this week. It was from Edward Lynn, whose stationery bears a picture of two elephants, head on, trying to squeeze the pages out of a attacks one who loves the sound of his own voice. If he once gets on the air it takes an act of Congress to get him off. SPONSOR: Commercial firm which puta out the money for radio programs. COMMERCIAL: Sponsored row of books.

(Mr. Lynn is a writer of no mean nroportions.) Any Drama Dope: When they were doing Greek dramas at U.C.L.A. some ten years ago. Lois Austin was ye- ty SUSTAINING: Unsponsored 1 1 I i SPOT ANNOUNCEMENT: Brief! commercial announcement put on between commercial or sustaining! Have been borrowed from the theater and screen: others from the newspaper, but the greater part of the "just happened." Contributions to the radio lingo have been made by technicians, musicians, actors, musical directors, writers, executives and flunkeys. WEBSTER'S PROBLEM SAME I've begun a glossary of terms which, admittedly, is incomplete and subject to dispute.

Even Webster had to start somewhere. Here it is: SIGNATURE: Theme melody for program designed to establish it definitely in the mind of tha listener. MICROPHONE: Similar to telephone. Little black box which receives sounds and has the power to throw those who face it into a state cf panic. TRANSMITTER: Electrical contrivance which generate carrier waves.

ANTENNA: Means for projecting carrier wave Into space. Fluctuations of carrier wave form sounds in receiving set. NOISE BOX in the casts. Today she appears in a play called "The Angel's Song" on the Sunday special show over KFI at 12:30 p.m. In the intervening time Lois worked hard to become a Rood actress.

Tune this drama to programs. TIME SIGNAL: Inexpensive form of advertising by telling listen how, the letter said, in part: "Our Romantic Presidents leaves th boards (sic) Sunday night to return In September. Sunday will be our eighty-ninth performance of this same series. The sixth and current (President) is Johnson, with Stuart Buchanan in the title role." Eddie then goes on to thank everyone for receiving his dramatic shows so nicely. For the swan song of this series, dial KMTR tonight at 9:30.

Sir Frederick Whyte. offers "Trans-Atlantic Bulletin" via KHJ at 8:45 this morning. This Is the first program of a new "International Broadcast" serlesfby Columbia Broadcasting System', Today your radio offers you soms ers what time of day it is. v. mm) FLUFF: To see one word or phrase in radio script and say something else.

TONGUE-TWISTERS SPOONERISM: Tongue-twisting day and see If she didn't succeed, story concerns a lad who comedy routine employed by Roy Lois Austin i A 7t y.s 1 if will "V- 4 falls for the voice of a girl at a masquerade and is disappointed when the ball is over. Carlton E. Atwell, Senator Flshface, J. C. Flip-pen and Joe Twerp.

Not to be confused with stuttering. ARTIST: Performer who gets more than $10 a week. classic programs. From 11 to noon over KHJ Howard Barlow presents Morse, the scribbler ol this opus.iBeethoven's Second and Mendel-didn't inform us whether or not the' John's colorful overture, "Fingals disappointment came at the un- cave." The tone poem of Cesar COMMENTATOR: Anyone who imitates Edwin C. Hill, Alexander Woollcott or read Time magazine.

masking at the ball. But that's format: Synopsis of radio SOUND-EFFECTS MAN: One who was bounced on head when a Franck, Les Eolides" and the "Cortege et Air de Danse" from Claud Debussy's "L'Esprlt Prodigue" round out the Symphonic Hour. Hymns and sacred songs will be broadcast over KHJ at 8 p.m. br the Freeman High Male Quartet. neither here nor there John Galsworthy's famous "Justice" comes on the air via N.B.C.'s Radio Guild hour over KFI at 10:30 a.m.

The Guild supplants the Radio Theater programs One Man Fam-ily-ltes may learn Paul Barbour's RECEIVER: Noise box you have In your home to amuse yourself nd annoy the neighbors. DIAL: Circular disk in receiver with markings for locating various Cations. KILOCYCLE: Unit of measurement for frequency. WAVE LENGTH: Meters. WATTS: Power output.

MEGACYCLE: One thousand kilocycles. Unit of measurement in ahort-wave transmission. REMOTE or REMOTE CONTROL: Radio has made noun out child. CHAIN: See "Network." HOOK-UP: Same. TUNERINNER: Listener.

TUNEROUTER: Radio editor. BEEFER: Malcontent. NO OVERLAPPING SELECTIVITY: Quality of re- Shortwave of verb. Means picking up pro Months of preparation have been.Gfp. London at Wr "Lit I hi" 0-n WiiM.

run to tbf Gr gram from place outside radio et ftc npMun programs of stations many without having Srhool. 7 m. wa, 7 .46 m. made by British Broadcasting Of- dio. one overlap the other.

AUDITION: Same a "tryout" in theater parlance. AIR CHECK: Recording on wax i i iM ll llfW flcials to bring two special events to local short wave listeners this week. Tuesday night at 7 on GSD (11.75) and OSC (958) comes "A Life on the Ocean Wave." Cecil Madden, noted radio commentator, will take a microphone trip through the RADIO'S SIGN LANGUAGE AND KEN. NILES BLEND OF SOUNDS MIX: To blend sounds various microphones pick up, into one effective whnte. MONITOR: Verb.

Same as mix. NEMO: Simon-pure radio coined word meaning remote pick-up. Announcer's key carries the word. NETWORK: Thousands of miles of telephone wires, used to transmit radio programs over great distances. BOOSTER STATIONS: Small of program that has been on the air.

ELECTRICAL TRANSCRIPTION: Program originally recorded on wax and used subsequently for broadcasts. LIVE AUDIENCE: Audience in radio station during broadcast. CROSS-TALK: Annoying effect IGravesend Sea School at the mouth Ken Niles is pictured, center, as he reads from a script for a Columbia Broadcasting System show. Meanwhile, Raymond Paige is using radio sign language on his orchestra, which the maestro illustrates for us in the series of small pictures of his own hands. Explanations: reading from top, left, across the top and then down to bottom right, (1 This is a Paige signal to harpist for transposition modulations during program.

(2) Orchestra goes to second ending of chorus if fingers are pointed up. If one Is pointed up the musician play the first ending. (3) Orchestra takes up theme. Hi "Okeh," the sign that the program is coming up on schedule. (5) Orchestra swings into finish of music.

6 Two thumbs up means everything on time and perfect. (7) A secret signal which means "Play better the sponsor is in the studio!" Sam Coslow, famous tunesmlth, "shot" the pictures. of the River Thames. Madden will follow a boy's Instruction in steering, lifeboat drill and raminuion rpi.i. p.m.

WSXK. 1 15.21 Baarball raanme. 2)0 p.m. l-owell Thomaa, commentator, 2 ,44 p.m. WXK (11 S7t Pittahuvah Virirtla.

.1 .10 P.m. Sonr.r TJran'a Drtartiv. Story, p.m. Edrar A. Curat.

Port, 4:30 p.m. rjolriman Band, .10 m. WXK (8.141 Fibhrp M-Grt and Molly. 0 p.m. JVH.

Japan (14 B0tN.w It a.m. a pa na Munr, 8:15 p.m. wkdmcmdat GST. Tendon Il5 20i Bir Bfn. N.wa.

8:15 a m. Or an, 8:30 a.m. thrra lo a.m. Gfl. London 1 1 1 75) Bif Ban.

Kmpira Bookahrlf. raadmea. 7 p.m. Sonata Ro. Pital.

7:15 p.m. 7 45. Sonr H- nial. 8:30 p.m. Talk: forum Affair a.

0 p.m. WSXK ilS.SM Bahall R.aumf. 2 10( Lowell Thomaa, ommulaior, 2 45 WMXK (11.871 "iMnteroui Paradiae. drama. 3:45 p.m.

W8XK 1 0.14 I iiank Blark'i Symphony, 3o p.m. W2XAF (95.1) Guy Lombardn'a Orrh 0 m. John B. Krnnrdy, commentator, 7 p.m. JVH.

Japan 114 not New in Tnrlnh, p.m. Japanaaa Muair, 8:15 p.m. THtRSDAV GST. Tondoa (1S.29I Bir Ben. Kiwt, 0 15 am.

Tlyd.n Mavyar'a Orrhira. 8 .10 a.m "M-t Fathr Brown," dneo. lira atory, 10.14 a.m. Song Rrital 11 am produced when lines are crossed and seamanship through the famed English nautical training school. Daniel tructures built at 100-mlle inter-1 programs from two stations come on the air simultaneously.

KEC fiwil Conrt Kirk Harrii. Melsa. the BBC orchestra leader, has 7:45. '(prepared a "seascape" to go with the HIGH LIGHTS 7.30; l.i fb Opera. The DIAL program, which, I guess, is marine music.

Next Saturday King George Journeys to Aldershot for a review of the British army. Comprehensive plans I to I p.m. KMTR Aaatla. 8: ont M.morlra. StlAi Slim Martin'a Joha M.han, tenor.

8:43. KFI Loiua Gai-d-n 8. TTMES-KMTR BROADCASTS. p.m. and p.m.

New Wall leSftiTOaV. Ac. 'have been made for Major J. B. Calirnln Floor Show.

Rdlirnp.Ml? to rlMrrilip tha fMtlvi. Station Foutt as 11,000 soldiers file past the vals across the country, in which control men keep network broadcasts at the proper levels. LINE HUM: Trouble in telephone line. STATIC: Atmospheric electricity. MAN-MADE STATIC INTERFERENCE: Man made static through operation of electrical appliances.

SIGNAL: Man-made code for station identification. SIGNAL STRENGTH: Indication of how far a station's broadcast is reaching. FADE: Gradually soften music or sound on program. Lifted from motion picture dictionary. CUT: Stop program.

Motion pic ECHO PRODUCED FEED-BACK: Effect produced when the loudspeaker la in operation in the control room and the echo goes back through the microphone. DEAD MIKE: Microphone that hasn't been connected with the controls. LIVE ROOM: Room full of echoes. Unsuitable for broadcasting purposes. PROFESSIONAL "HAMS-AMATEUR SHOW: Radio program contributed with professional "hams" and "stooge hams." THIN: Expression used to denote the fact that instruments or voices XFMO Xtrinr Trio.

Htllbtllira. :30, KH.I Old Hymnal. S. Jim Haynim a 8:15. reviewing stand.

Tanks and other mechanized artillery will be paraded, GSD. Indna (11751 Bif Bi-n. Hn-T Salon MiMlrma, 8.30. too The Brozmm will bp hparrl host KFWB Hi-Jinka Amairur Show. ine program Hatl a l'lanra Orrh 7 p.m.

Newa. 7 44 p.m. "Iayli ht Bobbery." tmiaical bur rlareaoue. b.30 p.m. "CoBra Stall." 815 p.m.

at 7 p.m. Saturday on OSD (11.75) WSXK (15 21) 1-owell Thomaa, commea. Howard a KFVD Harmony F.irhl. 8 45. KGFJ '-Ufa ot Sira B-rnhartll." 8.

KPPC Paaad.na Pr-ahytrnan Churrh, FOX Chriatian Srirnr. KFAC Onrn Door Churrh. Kr Fundanirnlalut Chnnh. KECA Concert Recording, 8. and GSC (9.58), according to Phllco All-Wave Club.

MADAT GT. Tendon i 15.20 1 N.wa and Sporta. 15 a.m. Ballad ronorrt. B35 am.

Th.at.r orrh.atra, 8.45 a m. Sonr rani al. 10 :15 a m. ato 45 p.m. WKXK HI 87 1 Hrndrik WiM.m Vaa I.oon.

4 30 "Death Valley Oata. drama. 5 p.m. rinldman Band. 5 30 p.m.

WHXK i.14l Am.rnaa Town Meetinr, aprakrra. 0 p.m. t8.53) Baaeball Scoraa. lit m. ture term also.

SEGUE: Blend parts of program are not being properly reproduced. JVH. Japan (14 801 Newa in Knfliah, 8 p.m. Japaoeaa Mum', 8:15 p.m. FRIDAY GSr.

Tendon Bir B-n. N.ws 9 15 am. "Iiayliibt Robbery." muairal GD. Dxtiidoni 111.75) lark AUan'a! Noy.lty Srxtrt. 7 pm.

Wtky Kawa- Jtt.r and Spuria Sumoiarr. 7.45 p.m.! All Enaland Tmnia Matrh. 8 30 I WXXK. (15 .21 "Haa and Irum." Ciyil War py alo-y. 1 m.

Bob Brrkar'a Mirrlarra-iiit, 3n a.m. i'or suori-a. l.an pm HSlifi Frark Crummit and Julia tri. I.omlon ll 7 Bir Ben, Fath.r Brown." detertiy. atory.

7 Sanderaon, jack Shilkral a 1:30 Ortan. 7:15 a wa. 7:44 m. CONCrRTSl 8 .10 a.m. KFT.

Radio City Muai Hull o( th. Air. 9 P0 a m. H.I. onipinnky Trio.

if.) 10:00 am. KKCA. Maurita 2m, roo- rrrt luanil. 10.35 a.m. KKI.

Mildrrd Pillinr. roa rrrt bli piat. (C. I a.m. KFI.

NBC. l.ifht Op.ra (C.t 11:00 KHf. Symphonio Hour. 1:00 p.m. KKI.

Kanaaa City Rhjllim Svmphtiuy. tC. 2 no m. KMTR. AMm Clawira.

3.00 p.m. KKCA. Piano Cnm-ario lit minor by Saint Kama, i R. I 3 30 P.m. KFI.

N.B.r. Strlnr Sym- phony, c.i 4 .10 p.m. KKCA. V.S.C. Collrfa ot 4.00 m.

KFI. Manhtlan Mfrry. Round, i C.i 4 .10 p.m. KFI. Am.riran Album of Familiar Mumr.

ic i OO in. KFAC. Sunday Symphony Hour. 7:00 p.m. KH.I.

'Mualral Mirrora. m. KH.I Salon Modarnr. S.45 p.m. KMTR.

John trnor. 10 no p.m. KMTR. M.loriy lana. VARIF.TIFJ: S.

00 a.m.- KECA. Major Bowx'a Capital Thratrr. (C I 8 45 am. KH.I Kr.ii.nrk Whrla, 1I HC. Ktwa.

i C.I .10 a m. KMTR. HrrakfaM Huh. am. KH.I.

B'twiwn tha Kook-Knila. i C. 2:00 m. KH.I. Rar Prrkina'a A matt-ur Show.

ic i 3 00 KH.I. Vivian 1VII Chtraa. aoprano. ic.t 4 no p.m. KFI.

Maior Howra'a Ama. fur Show, ic I 4:00 p.m. KH.I. "Rhythm at with Fthl Mrrman. 5 OO p.m.

KH.I. at in. i. ir. I'll Pm.

KFI. Oihann Family. iC.I 7:16 p.m. KFU Cornelia Olia Skin- nr. (C Ja.

kRrnnr. tC S.tto pm. KFWB, Ai.Jinka Amataura. SPORTS: 12:00 Noon KHJ. P.rpadra.t of Saht from Hamburg, Germany.

THIS: 2 00 m. KFr. DTaVrra nf Biilnrr. 2:30 pm. KFI.

Grand Hotrl. 4 15 pm. KMTR. firkrna Iirama. 4 30 KFWB.

Sunday Piarrra. 5 00 m. KtJFJ. Sara Brrrhardt. p.m.

KFI. On. Man Family. 0 no p.m. KFWB.

Vanity Fair. p.m. KMTR. Romantir Pri. flrnta.

"Andr.w m. WfXK (11 87) Baaeball r'tnimo. I p.m. Voir of th. People," 3:30 m.

Frank Blark'f Symphony. 4 p.m. Hrndrik Wil-lem Van Loon, author. 4 .10 o.ui. without verbal Interruptions.

So much for the nucleus of radio's SIGN ON: Introductory an-; vocabulary. Let's pollah this off nouncement Indicating what station! with some of the strange expressions is going on the air. iwhich are peculiar to the industry. SIGN OFF: Closing announce-j SHE'S IN THE MUD: Volume ment of the same character. loo low.

CALL-LETTERS: KMTR, KHJ, SOUNDS LIKE A DRUM: Broad -KFI. etc. Identification of stations cast sounds hollow. given out by Federal Radio Com-j SHE'S Indicating permission, now the Federal Commu- f0rmrr is too close to the micro-nications Commission. phone.

VERSITILITY NEEDED OUT OF THE BEAMS: Perform- ANNOUNCER: Man wno is forced is out of the range of the micro-o be pleasant while selling Mrs. phone. Pepperdine Fleasant Pills for Pale ON THE NOSE: Program has People. Combination of side-show started and finished at the proper dm Conrr(, 30 m. Cherry Kearton.

Talk. 8:15 p.m. ''Thie Tennia omedy drama, 8 30 p.m. WKXK (ll.XTl Ruth Eltinr n4 Su tiol a 4 3o p.m. WKXK i (1.14 1 Mwtin" Bouaa, 8 m.

Shorl-Wav. N.wa. 8 p.m. HCXAF iP.531 Raarhall Smra. 154 m.

Trank Munn and Ah. I.tmin I 4 ni. Waahlnrtnn tn lh h.wa. Gor. R.

Holmra. 7 JVH. Japan tl4 00t Xewa In Fnftiaw. 8 p.m. Japanrao Muair.

8:15 m. to 1 p.m. BMTa Timra wa. Floyl Allrn. Romaatla Fra.tar.la.

KFI lonard K.lton a 8. Thrra Muak.trrrt. .10 KJIPt: BrvrrlT Hill Billiaa. 8. JEBC "paniah Hour.

P. KTM Hawaiian. Symphony, T. .10. XFMO Daddy Ratlin.

KH.I Thomaa 1 Prrarnla. 8, Jan (iartirr. 8:30. Minlral Momenta. T.

8 45 KKWB Vainly Fair." drama. 81um- 30: Kn( a Mrn. 45. KFOXa KFACR.y.ri, HillhiOi.a. 8, K.KR Tom Moof a Orrh.

8. KKCA K.wa. 8. Rrad-ra' fiuidr. C.

9 30 14 to If p.m. KMTR M.lody laaa, let 811m Martin'a 18:30. KFI Rrport.r of th. air. 10.

Ba'kyard Aatronom-r. 10 15 Bridaa to nraamland. C. In 30. KM PC R.licioua, 10; Surpriaa.

10 .10. XFRC Aaua Calint. Floor Show, 10. KTM MrWifa. 10: N.w..

10 30. XFMO Joaa Kubio a Orch, 10, KH.1 Tlm-a Nr.t. 10 1 10 10. (irvilla Knappa Oixh 10 .10. KFWB N.wa.

10; Td Mark'a 10-14: Sua Ambim a 10 45. KFOX Krwa. 10; Walkaahow. 1 15: TM Mark'a Orrh Una Arnhnm a 'JVH. Japan i 14 (tin In Fnflith.

I p.m. Japanee. utir. 8:14 ol. I MOV DAY Gr.

Tendon II.VVOi Bir Brn. Nwa. 8 15 am. Cnmmndo. 30 am.

Ilia Brirlr'water a Ouintet. 10:14 a.m. Military Band. 11 a.m. 'GD.

linndon tllI.Si Bir Bn. Talk! KKf.W Jrwiah Claniral Hour, 11. KIEV Jewi.h Hour. 11. XK.MO Spani.h Prnram.

11 KHJ Symphonic Hour, C. 11. KFVH Wilshirr Churrh. 11. KPPT Pasa.trna PrrahTiman Churrh.

11. KKOX St. I.utir a 11. KFAT Firai M'MhodiM Churrh. 11.

KGER Krv. Charlra FnlW. H. 12 Noon to 1 p.m. KFF PJro Via'i II.

Sunday Sprrial. It SO. KM PC Watch Tnwrr, XFBC Sir.ta. 13; Kewa, lf.30; Karinr Ravirw. 13 4S KKLW Italian Hour.

XFMO Mid. Pay Mrdlar. 1 KHJ Srhmrllinf Parudnn. 15 KKWB r.oM Siar Ranrrra. 15.

KFVI) Walkaahnw. 12 30. KFAC Rrlirioua. It. KKCA Concert Ravordt, 12.

1 to p.m. KMTR Thrlillan Rrlrooa Pracram. t. KFI Kantaa City Rhythm. 1 I.rnn Turnrr As aolmaia.

i an Hav Hraihrrion. harilonr, 1 .45, KM PC Nr. 1 SO. XKRC Spauiah Hour. 1.

KTM frtrrk Hood Hour 1 Ho. KH.1 Amour Our Souvrnir. 1 Tha laiandr. Hawaiian. 1:1.

Eijlil-. Sirrl. 1 Murray At Hi'ni, 1 -45. KFWR A I Mann. Talk.

1 FOX Pay rirrama, Th. Tow.r nf Bll. 1 KFAC Rrlt-r R.i, 1 KCKR rrrk Hnllr. Rnd.iiro 1 r.10. KR' Vocational Adini'm-nt.

1 SO; Con- rrvatorjr o( Muair. 1 45. 2 to 3 p.m. KMTR Ardln laaalra, t. KFI Mali.ra of Hito'y.

t. O'and Hotrl. C. 2 SO. XEHC Patio F.n!rrtain.

Mnmha Band, IS: Adarnoon lluairala, .10. KTM XFMO Spam.h Slrt Four, KH.I Rt prrk'na Thrw Brown Brat a. 2 ..10. c. 45.

KFVI Molhrr Spiuirar. .30 KFOX Chnattan Snrnry. Taut T.anv koff, 2:16: Anon Wrk. X. 2 So KFAC Fiord A.

Allen. 2 10; Country Churrh. 2 SO KfiFR r.op Raarh Rand Conrarl. 2 SO KF.CA Catholic Hour. Spanish At Mryi- ran R-rorrta.

2.30; Koaminf tha South Sraa, I 4S. 3 to 4 p.rm. KMTR Tanwaylar. 4.V KFI Sarah Krtnd1.r, yinlipi.l. r.

a. Paul Martin ft Jran Alln. C. 3 IS. C.

Sinnr Symphorr. .1 10. JFRf. wa. 8: Cut Bottr.

a So. KH Vinan TVIla Chira aoprano, TrrJ fin Rno a Summw House, 30. SFVD Opportunity Timr. 3 GFJ Harold Raphal. .10.

KFOI Anaon Wrrk a 0--h lrinr. T. Sprak.r, 3 30. Walkaahow. 3 44.

Fnretrn Affatra," 7 p.m. Ballad Con- RATI BRAY rrrt. 7:15 m. N.wa, 7 IS p.m. r.m rrri.

i m. p.m. r. ni Pirw Book.hrlf. reaoioaa.

8 .10 p.m. Benry Gt. 1 N'wa, 8 14 Hall Orch 8:45 p.m. I P1; Enalanil a South Atnea. third WHXtC 15.

"I i Baarball reaume. 10 rrirket matrh. 8:25 am. Nrwa. 8:34 a m.

Roval Army Review hy tha Kinr KMTR HnllTwon 6TII 1.000 KKI Lo AnKdr 40 Sil.ooo Bwrlr Hilln 710 SOU XtHU Airun rlient T3 8.000 KTMlxin Ane'lr. 70 Son KF.IM RllrlMlllk 7K0 600 KIKV Hernial 100 XFMO Tijumm B.nno KHJ -Lo AntHc. POO 1.000 KKWH Hnll.vwmwi Hftll 1.000 xrviv oiivrr ntr looo jm KFSi; Lo Anielr. SOO RK0 I.o AniiHe ....1120 1.00(1 KUFJ I.o Anrelfn ..,.1500 iOO KPPCPnsaornn 1310 60 KFOX Lonr a. 1.000 KKAC Lot Anfulu J.000 K(5KR Lonr Bcrh 1.000 KOFJ It AnrlF 100 KKCA Anl- 14S0 1.000 Kfil'L Polio 1712 600 Prof rami lintfd Iwlow crinpilrd from dully rpnru orovid-H radm pimin Th Tinip aMiim-a no rMponiihihlr tor errora muwit ty Jail-minute chani- in radio 'hfduiR.

haln RroaoVaat, O. flrna T. Trmnirrii.ii. R. Krcorda.

CUTRCH SERVICES KMTR Rrrndan'a f'alholir bwrrh, a.m.t iinilamrmal hiirrh, Jl a.m. KM IT Klr.t Mfthndl.l rplaropal t'hnrrh, II a.m. I J.uthrran hiirrh. p.m. RTH Central Tabrnarl, KPPC Paaon Prahtrlan Chnreli, 10 and II a.m.

and 1 and p.m. KHiAnalii. Tnnili, a.m., a.m. and 7:.0 p.m. POX I.cnc Kfarh, 1 llka'i VpUrotml hiirrh.

II a.m.: hrl.tlan arlnr. p.m.; ariii hiirrh. p.m.i hrift-tlan hrtrnra Her Ire. p.m. Krvn Wll.hlra PrMhrirrlan.

It a.m. k-l Country hiirrh. Kirat MWh-odlat (hiirrh nf HnllTwnMl. II a.m. I I htirrh of tha Horn Door, a p.m.

Kf.F.K Trinity I hurrh. 7 s.io a m. I Drit i-undamental Churrh, p.m. 7 to 8 a.m. XPRC panlh Prorram.

KTM Spanish (onrirl, 7. KKKTl 7:46. KffX Kl Jprllor. 7: Annn WVa 7 :10: Ariatorrala. 7:4.

KUEK Spamah Chun-h S'-ria, 7, I to 9 a.m. KMTR SI. Rrrmlaa'a alholia rhm-yh, S. KKI I hurrh Onarlrr Hour. What Hnmr M-an to Mr.

IS. Radio fur Hall. K.MPC rw: Prraafa.t Hour. KTM Hrhrrw-( hritian. SO SFMO Briirr H-allh Proiram.

S. KHJ Tim t'omica. Roonnr TYaM, "to. Sir Frederick Wbyl. P.

faa. C. S-45. TCPWH Pimnr Paiw Man. KPP" rrrhvrnan 9.

KFOX Fn.lrr fomira. IS. KfiKR M'-nah Hour, Ch(irroa hnat. .10. KTCA f'anuol Thaa'rr PrpTm, Claaaio Krcordinca.

3o. to It am. KMTR RrraVfa-t rinh. KM Miitir Hall Irnnl.l fanlry hr, rral Mtala. S.

Parrhnlniy. 4S. KPT N.ir-eian XF.Rf Mornina S'w. H'alth Talk. HIS: T.n.n Muair.

.10 second. barker, train announcer, press agent Lowell Ihoma. commenlatur S.45 m. WXR (II 7I Danr.roua Paradiae." drama. .1 44 m.

"Ameriran Adventure." 4 -3U m. Gen-' Arnold'a Mtn- trrla, 4 pm. Drama. Joan Blaine, 4.30 t.m. FIK i8 14l Ray Kniaht'a Cu'koo Clork, p.m.

Rar Noble a 7.30 rn. SHE'S PIQUING: Performer is giving more volume than the microphone can take. There's a starter. You are welcome to add to it or correct it. and Congressman who as been inoculated with a phonograph needle.

EMCEE: Master of ceremonies. CROONER: Term that came in with radio. Man who massages the at Alderehot, JO m. (iSH, lAndoo (II 75 Rir Ben. Fnrland ya Soulh Atru-a.

th'rd n-irket matrh. 7 p.m. Rnral Army Review hy tha Kinr at Alderehot. 7 15 p.m. Newa.

7 4 m. Relirioua S'rura, 8:30 p.m. WSIK (11 87t Torary Brotheraa 8 pm. Goldman Band. 4 m.

Behind tha Law with lmer fabar. 4:30 WllpAr '8 53 Baaeball Sonrea. 1.11 pm Thornlon Ftalirr a Sporta Parade, 1 45 m. irrh iJVH. JaPin (I4R0I Newa in Knilith, Japaucae Mimic.

8.15 p.m. KFAC Jimmy K'ltirk'i 10; Lea, p.m. Nite'a On 10 30. Tl FMIAV Ether Etchings Jtewa. GT.

londoa (14 70' Bir Ben, Septet, 8.30 1 JVH. Japan t14 00I Newa tn T.nrlnh p.m. Japan. Muair. 8:15 m.

8 14 a.m. Sera Krieh a a m. Tis no Stat treason to say that; the loveliest wren heard around! KtiKR Timra Newa. 10: Wa'kalhoa. 10 10: Tom lloor.

a 1 45. KECA Muairal Cclebrittra. 10. 11 p.m. to Midnifht KMTR Ciena Awatta.

lit Newa amaaea, tmty. 11:15. TW Fyeoinf Jkelrh-a. Jl: Danra Pro- Sram, 1 1 :14. .1 kl.rlina: Tnima'a II.

Jar Eallrk a 11.30. SFWR F.ddta Cban. 11.14: Petaia Gil- hr1 a Orrh 1 WHY SUFFER GET AM ALKA-SELTZER KEI Ranrh.rna. J.wiah Botjr, 8 Sn. XFMO Firraido Hour.

Brhind th. Head- Intra. 0 3o. Arrordina So'oa. 8.45.

KHJ VVayn Kuia a C. 8. Fnar V.nuta. So. NEVER MIND, Opinion 8 44 iKFVP Newa.

11: Walkaahow, 11 14 KFW Muawal Mmialnta. ewa. 0 Hi rreddia FOX Carter a 8:10: 0 14: Ru 1 1 .10. ii as fiypaiaa, IT'S OAwLV A HOT WEATHER HEAD-ACHE. 0:30: Pionr Snna i II KFAC Opportunity Rone.

11. KGFJ Baldwin Kit. Or'rh 8 10 KFOX Newa. 8: Ballada. 0 10: Th.

Shad After Midnight KFCA Piano roprarta la Saint Saroa. .1. hFAt J-rnipUony Hour, 8. 4 AC Kennrl Club. R.

It In 7 am. KGER tp'on Rracua Jiiaaion. MatirW KGFJ Km Owl. 11 tn am. Johnaon, 4 30.

4 to pm. KMTR Oirkeoa Ttrama. 4:14. these parts is a gal from Plot-Ida. After all, there'a only one Prances Lang ford other singers pos-aess the same throaty quality found in her voice, and other singers have similar understanding of rhythm but there ain't another, that these big ears have been attuned to.

anyway, that possesses both these intriguing features. All this la admittedly high compliment from a guy who never asked for her phone number and las never been asked by her for his. Ftan started out in life as a soprano, but developed into a contraltothank heavens she was born in Lakeland, twenty-two years ago and is the only Florida product that's increased in value since that time she KFI llator Bowra i Amawtra. f. KFCA Newa.

8: Btirl Shepherd. mli At W-alrr TotA-tellotte. 8.15. XFBC Holly IS ood fcoeeip. N-wa, 4 CORNELIA SKINNER TO GIV MONOLOGUE Comflla Otis Skinner offers you Gilium A Atterbury.

comira. 4 30; porta 7 to p.m. a sketch called Trie Nurse a Dav KFI "'inert TVeama. 7. Cornelia Ona Skinner.

C. 7:14. Ja- rnn. 7 .10. XFBT Trare'oaa.

7: N.wa. 7 14: 1 KTM T-ntral Tabrrna-lr. 9: Jrhoraha Joe Out' at 7:1 this, evening over KFI. VMi.t. ao I Hour teoni.

i Bod.ii. i Miaa Bklnner holds up her capable. monolofiat's mirror to the weakness FRANCES LANG FORD Witn-aart, a 30. TTMO liaif-l Kjnro. 30.

KHJ fmpin Trio. B. riinle.lir-. 8.30. attforniana.

45. KPp- Praabylaria Churrli. Kfr R-liaio'i. tif.r.H R.h'r T'aaa. JO.

KECA Sunday Forum. 11 a.m. Koyoa, T.3U. XCMO Hawaiian. 7: Melodiea.

7 30, KH. Mti.iral Mirrora. 7 Mmut. M'lodiea. C.

7:30. Franki Niiiti 7 34. of parent In this skit: ner apart- Fran Iran- ferloritv complex tically trie to gain weight, but is men la strewn with magazines and irwR-ror Moilur Pad. atill hitting a mere 100 pounds books she even reads them! Insist that there's a chance fori TTh plenty easy on the eyes especially km tew. a tit.

KTM Vo'r of Christian Tuh. 4. IFKO tnd'o Proiram. 4 30. KBJ PhTihm at 8.

C-, 4. BabM Marmn. 4 .10. Ma-aha'l Bohl. 4 4.

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1er Wo'i. 4. KF.c fnarwi Rerarda. 4. V.t Collar of Moaie.

4.30. 5 to I p.m. KMTR Stwar (.. 8. KFI Maoha'taa Xrfi liii(, g.

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4. KBltV.t Ifc. H'a. 4 KFWB i H.ifhea. piaao, 4: 8'inday P'aTera.

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4 45. KFOX Ht Hiiantloa. T. 4. Taia.

4 Kc Snor. 4: L. Bar iattr aip. 8 -p. KGr1 aikathoa.

4. Bey. a. Brr, 8 -in KECA Chamber Kgate. 4.

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1. KPPT Paaadeaa Prcabytiaa Chwreks. T. i KFOX For Mo'hw 8a X. Bor tw-! lertirc 7 Ballade.

7 KFAf Rriene Biromi T-tn, porta-j raat. 7 3. Hawai'an Hotel, 7 44. LUII RADIO THEATRE CHANGE OF TIME rfceT tH a nnti MnevlaT. Tulv Xor a radio singer! nice young guy with brains Rudy VaEee can click his heels! (that lefa me out.) though the look and take a deep bow for discovering in her manager's eyes Is more than her he heard her while he professional Ill bet they're was developing a breakdown in married, and they'll bet they're not rhlliry.

harpiat. ir T. BC. Lirht Opra To. 10.80.

KVP- Ppo Hiahvaja. H. IKBC Wnnwn Hour, 10. Ka-kr Jlaa- li-t 10 so. l.w Kaif-hToa.

10; 10 SO. XFMO Rm l.T.r.1 .1 10.30. kHJ H. So ft 7h-. lO H.it-1 th 'r-a.

lO .10, R-p Wm. Im. Tia. 10 4 fit Wfi irn IOTa'd. piano.

1" SO KPPi Paalii Prii-iar rhiirrh. 1 KFOX 'toi. H-'iiy Hnir4. 10.10. Kam raitn 45.

KECA Ma'trv lam, piaaial. 10. 11 am. tm It Nr Tampat Fla, before coming to CaU-: and none of us can, or wiU, prmei fomia to recuperate he it. ruest-starred her on on of hi: Is heard every Friday afternoon at ahows and she was a sensation 5 with Raymond Paige's fca Nn one ever since.

ifrom the Los Argelea playhouse cf Th bet thine about th t-al is the Columbia Broadcasrina System SINUS ASTHMA BRONCHITIS CATARRH I Ffvra raif triat A ihw V. Pkwwiaa www! a fft. aunm aattii 1 mi aa KM trmm irl flwiat. m- iwrtm A.r"a r). aaatiiaa rail nxatw ar wa ar Fa i ..1 iPMaae.

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Colum-I bia Coaat to Cowrt Network I ooMondawevenint.JulT J9h. I at P.U. (E Tune onyour local Columbia it at wm em that date to hear Wallar Berr "UGHTNIN" ivi.i w. .1 tm i.v. 1 MT Famla-ial Ch.rrh ii F.vrr- Neww 1 ter ewtinuaUr studiea voices.

youH try to tet a seat Fwri' cr- j-n. it 1 ewm, US. Pe. il Lea A Ca.il. Rwira I 8 i 8k.

AMt. XT" M-fal -a Bw- 8 Jat.fw, 8.30, virv vi hjv i imi ui- lev t- jjp.tQdfl ill .4 Aa.