The San Francisco Examiner from San Francisco, California • 22

HOP.U.OAfi rASSIDY By Dam aUU 8an Iftmtlsto focamtttfr 22 NO WONDER BLACK JOHN WAS SO SOT AS'lN TH' NEW TELEGRAPH HE DIDN'T I'M AFKA WITH THE DENVER BLACK JOHN THREW THIS MONEY CHEST DESTRUCTION OF THAT AT ME IN A LAST ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. IN IT NOU'LL FIND ALL THE PROFITS HE TELEGRAPH, IT'S Pity a Poor He Can't Lie Columnist in the Park ALL OVER, WAS HOLDING OUT H20M OF THE COLONY PELTS. Suddenly, as I was riding through Central Park, on the way to interview actress Lenore Lonergan, I had a thought. Thoughts are very rare with me. I took the thought out and examined it carefully.

It was a warm day and at the lunch hour. All through i mi YOU'YE cSOTA DATE U.S. MARSHAL IN FOR THE ATTEMPTED l-wi MWH Li wttO RADIO WANT US LARN HOW MUCH THOSE PELTS WAS WORTH IN TH' OUTSIDE 0 Tnfi 1 1 Nil l6 I I ICO MrDWlGHT NEWTON PROGRAMS LISTKI) BrXOW for Monday, October 22, are compiled from Information received from radio stations. The Kxamlner assumes no responsibility for errors caused br last minute changes. the park New Yorkers were sit ins or lying comionauiy on me grass.

"I'd like to do that some time," I thought, and then I added to myself, "but I never will, because I'll never have time." Why wouldn't I have time? Because a columnist must always think of "copy" and there's no copy in lying on the grass. "There are a lot of other things I'd like to do but never will because I'll never have time," I thought on. Like going back to the old home town and staying for two whole weeks Like going to little unheard-of restaurants, in adventurous mood. (Can't go anywhere except the famous places no copy.) Like browsing in the Public Library an afternoon Like going back to the alma mater for the home-coming football game. (Sorry, Earl, no copy there.) Like taking color pictures or going fishing sometime with my Dad in Michigan.

And now I was feeling sorry i itl for mvself. being: chained to a typewriter, denied the simple pleasures, such as all you non-columnists enjoy. I went into the world-cele- Keep voir a cm the MM VIDEO THEATRE Lui presents fin Hollywood show with Diana Lynn in "Twinlcla Her Eye. 9:00 AROUND THE BAY Sandy Spillman in views of nawt from tht whol Bay Araa. You'll lika it! 9:30 WHAT'S YOUR OPINION? Diif inguiihad panal discusses, "Art Wa Losing the Battle for Haar both sidasl At ELbVISION lit i mom 0 brated "21," and sat down with Miss Lonergan, just back from a honeymoon with the famous producer, Chandler Cowles.

I was supposed to extract certain scintillating comments about her new picture, "The Whistle at Eton Falls." I wrote down that she'd been a professional actress since she was 5 when she was in "Mother Lode" with Melvyn Douglas. "The day I tried out for 'Philadelphia Story'' she said, "I had just put on my skates for my afternoon skate. I went down on my skates and saw them on my skates and read to them on my skates." Then Miss Lonergan reeled off the things she'd done since. Nine flops, she said, Then "Junior Miss" and "Dear Ruth" and then seven movies. And then marriage and now she's 23.

"You asked me what I've done but you didn't ask me what I'd like to do," she said. "I'd like to take an automobile trip across the United States." "Me, too!" I said. "That's one thing I always wanted to do, but will never have time for." "Another thing," she said, "I want to make a pettipoint rug. It's such a precious and beautiful thing when it's done. It'll take me years." That settles it! If she can make a pettipoint rug, I can lie on the grass in Central Park.

So you may be seeing me there one day soon. You'll recognize me by the notebook that I'll have out in terviewing the squirrels. Copy, you know. THE MIDNIGHT EARL. ELEANOR HOLM when it's all over may go to California Tele-fun by Warren Goodrich "Go right ahead-l won't have to caution you to wait for the dial tone before you Please wait for the steady hum-m-m of the dial tone then dial carefully Pacific Telephone.

THE SALES or Europe. She'll have no short age of male admirers. One (whom she doesn't even know, cant wait. Errol Flynn looked younger'n, healthier'n usual at El Morocco with chums John Perona and Ma- coco. He came in for one day without wife Pat Wymore.

TODAY'S BEST LAUGH: An artist and his pretty model were talking when they heard foot steps, "It sounds like my wife," exlaimed the artist. "Quick she mustn't suspect us, take your clothes off!" Joey Adams. GOOD HUMOR MAN: Taft supporters here boast that he'll be nominated on the first ballot and hint darkly that Ike won't "dare" to be a candidate. Louis Verneuil, author of the Ginger Rogers show, is in a hos pital. Dick Reynolds and Marianne, his B.

seem to be patching it up. Helene Arthur's the piano-tinkler at the Vanderbilt Purple Tree Room. B'WAY BULLETINS: Banker Winthrop Aldrich's now mentioned as successor to Walter S. Gifford, Ambassador to England. Spivy, pillar of Cafe Society, has given us up, and is opening a boite in Paris.

Dagmar'll be husbandless a month. Danny Dayton flew to L. A. to play a killer in "This Is Dynamite" at Paramount. EARL'S PEARLS When you're a boy, says Chuck Heston, only sissies play with dolls.

When you grow up, only sissies don't. WISH I'D SAID THAT: "A liar is anybody who tells you the truth about yourself." Joe God-man. GLAMMER YAMMER: Susan Hayward and husband Jess Bar ker wolfed potato pancakes un-glamorously at Joe King's Rathskeller. Who started the ex- pression, "the whole enchilada?" It's around now. Marlene Dietrich's dtr.

Maria has blossomed into one of the purtiest gals around. Clark Clifford's becoming a grampa via dtr. Jerri. THE ONLY THING some hus bands ever do on time, says Jean Alexander, is buy a ring. That's earl, brother.

(Copyright. 19M. Pout-Hall Syndicate, Inc.) Where's The fire department responded to the following alarms late Saturday and yesterday: SATIRDAV 9:29 p. m. Frederick Street and Argu-ello Boulevard, wash-down.

9:52 ra. Broadway and Columbus Avenue, auto. 10:56 D. m. Twentieth and Diamond Streets false.

11:29 p. m. Mason and California Streets, false. YKSTFRDAV 12:01 a m. Vlsiiaclon Avenue and Schwern Street, false.

12:25 a. m. 2033 Leavenworth Avenue couch. 12.48 a. m.

Powell and Post Streets, auto. 1:01 a. m. Mason and Pine Streets, fslse. 1:18 a m.

Stevenson Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets auto. 1:24 a. m. Kearney and raciric Street auto. 1:43 a.

m. 222 Guerrero Street, mat tress. 2:14 a. m. 1185 Pine Street, itarbare can.

2 32 a. m. Bavshore Boulevard and Aueusta Street, wash-down 2:53 a. Lamina arm Fulton Street. false.

3:0 a 109 Twenty-first Avenue shut-off heater. 3:17 a. m. 229 Nineteenth Avenue, re frieerator. 3:33 a m.

8tocktoo and Valieio Btrene. false 3:38 a. Columbus Avenue and Untnn Street, false. 3:46 a m. Sixth and Bryant Streets W5h-rtOWH.

i i li i -TitM-Tnr-Birr-fS 11 I'M tr KK I BAB 6 fc MOO i iv i ni IW8 1 100 1400 IMP IfcOO KFRC Double or Northing. KNBC Wldder Brown; 1:45. Mv House. KCBS Housewives Protective KGO Home Institute. KLX Cactus Jack.

KSMO Music Dite. Woman In League. 2:00 P. M. KFRC News: 2:05.

music K.NBC Plain bill; lAa. Front Paga arreu. KCBS Bill Weaver. KGO Mary Margaret McBrida. KLX News 210 muain KROW Coglln'a Capers.

n.inv nace results. KSMO Symphony music to 3. 2:30 P.M. KFRC Music. KNBC Woman' Magazine; 2:45.

Presl dent Truman. KGO Mary Marlin; 2:45, Romance of e-veiyn winters. KLX Music. Kt MS Artnur Godfrey. KKOW News: 2:40.

Coglln'a Capers. 3:00 P.M. KFRC Dixieland Matinee; 3:25 news. K.NBC Welcome Travelers. KCBS Arthur Godfrev KGO Valiant Lady; 3:15.

Marriage for I wo. KLX News; 3:10. music KKOW Kuss Coglin. KMO Caprice Vlennols 3:30 P.M. KFRC Songs.

KNBC Aunt Mary; 3:45, Dr. Paul. KCBS Arthur Godfrev. KGO Perfect Husband. KLX Music.

KKOW News; 3:40. Coglln'a Capers. KSMO Music Encores. 4:00 P. M.

KFRC Fulton Lewis 4:15. Frank Hemingway. KNBC Life Beautiful; 4:15. news: 4:25. music KCBS Curt Massey; 4:15, Winner Take All.

KGO Ann Holden. KLX News; 4:10. Music; 4:45. Tanforan. KKOW Don Churchill.

KVA 4:15. Side Saddle Sam. KS.M Cottonseed Clark. KS.MO Melody Designs. 4:30 P.

M. KFRC Dick Haymes; 4:45 Sam Hayes. KNBC Music. KCBS Winner Take All; 4:45 Stan Noon- an. songs.

KGO Big Jon and Sparkle. KKOW News: 4:45, Don Churchill. 5:00 P. M. KFRC Bobby Benson KNBC News; 6:15, H.

V. Kaltenbom. KCBS Ed Murrow; 5:15. Jane Todd. Mm Mark Trail; 5:55.

Victor Borge. KLX News: 5:05. Cactus Jack. KKOW Lonnhorn Joe. KSAN 5:05 Children's Corner.

KSMO Concert Personalities. 5:30 P. M. KFRC Clyde Beatty; 5:55, Tex Fletcher. KNBC Orchestra and soloist.

KCBS World Today; 5:45. newa. KGO Chet Huntley: 5:45, news. KI.X Cactus Jack. KROW News: 5:35.

Lonchorn Jos. KSMO Carousel. 6:00 P.M. KI'HC Gabriel Heatter; 6:15. Nawsreel.

KNBC Golden Hour. KCBS Radio Theater: "Mamie." K(iO News; 6:15, Elmer Davis. hl.X News; 6:15, Music. KKOW Music: 6:15, news. KVA Kelter, sports.

KS.MO MUSIC. 6:30 P. M. KSFO Album of Favorites. KFRC Behind Story; 6:45.

Sam Hayes: 6:55, Bill Henrv. KNBC Golden Hour. KCBS Radio Theater M'il Political: football scoreboard. KLX Tanforan races. KKOW William Winter: 6:43.

Family Rosary. KSMO Muslo: 6:55. news. 7:00 p. M.

KFRC Peter Salem. K.NBC Mario Lama, K( Bs Bob Hawk KGO Lone Ranter. KLX James Abbe; 7:15 Story of the ek. KROWTtallan American. KS.MO Music 7:30 P.

M. KFKC Cisco Kid. KNBC Man Called KCBS Mr. Chameleon. KGO The Bur Hand.

KROW Valley Church. KLX Sports roundup; 7:45. National Guard. KYA 7:45. Opera Curtain Time.

KSMO Concert Hall to 9:30. 8:00 P. M. RFHC Let Georne Do 1L KNBC One Mans Family; 8:13. Morfas Beatty.

KCBS Lowell Thomas: 8:15. Jack Smith. KC.O Music. KI.X News- 8:10. Ray Bloch kkow Voice of China: :13.

Ballroom. Railroad Hour: "Sweethearts." Talent Scoiu KGp Henry J. Taylor: 8:43. news. KLX Proudly We Hall.

KKOW William Winter: 8:43. Bt'lroom KVA Les Malloy K8AN Greek-American program 9:00 P. M. KSFO Melody Hour. KFKC News: 9:1 Fulton Lewis Jr.

KNBC Telephone Hour HS Suspense. KG forum KI.X News; 9:05. Showtime. KROW Ballroom to 10. 9:80 KFRC War trout Home Trent: news.

KN Br Music Box. KCBS Beulah: 9 45 Club 13 IMnce Time. KI.X Showtime. KSM Musical Canasta. KSMO Concert gtnee KSFO Tune Timeoii'- KW Lov Mystery; 10:15.

Frans kdwards. KNBC News; 10:15, Bob Letts. MBS News- 10 15 Hansen snorts. KGO ir Blue: 10:15 Dsnce Time. KI.X News, 10:15 Music; 10:15.

Civil I'efense. Kltow ron Barkfdale. A Lone.iom Gal KSMO Melodies. 10:30 KFRC Director of Mohlllratlon Wilson; 10-45. RF" Administrator Svmlnrton.

KNBC Armbruster's Orchestra; 10:55, news K( BH Lew Msrtln. nunc Time. KLX DoRhouse 10:45 Danes. KKOW lnn HsrKMan kMi Fi'ir music. Monday, Oct.

22, IfSI CCCC Faulty Watches Illumed on TVj "INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 21. (AP) Television can drive your watch berserk, a watch makers' forum agreed today. Henry B. Fried, executive secretary of the Horological Society of New York, said TV sets are the biggest new cause of magnetizing of watches, causing them to run erratically.

The same trouble, he reported, comes In areas near a TV trans mltter. and TELEVISION no punches, fired from the hips with timely questions and honest answers. At program's end, three of the speakers gave negative answers to the question of the day. John H. Tolan, the OPA spokesman, avoiding a direct quote, said: "I think KPIX is doing a wonderful job." I agree.

Tonight's topic, with Dr. George E. Outland as moderator: "Are We Losing the Battle for Asia?" SHAVINGS: Nils Mortensen, brilliant young KCBSman, joins the Carole Levene Agency as writer-producer, November 2 Fifty-two newspapers have applied for TV licenses A thirst quenching prize for leaders in the Air Force Association's Hole In-One Golf Derby, Colma, November 2-11, will be a new drink called the "Dagmartini," served with TWO olives Sammy Kaye brings his great radio-TV band to the Opera House, November 6. Free tickets distributed by Sylvania TV dealers Celeste Holm vocalizes at the Mark beginning tomorrow. Joe Reichman remains as dance maestro.

FITTER PATTER: Light fingered Ben Light, the Blackhawk pianist, will be "Exclusively Yours," KRON-TV, today, 4 p. m. "Around the Bay" roams around the San Francisco Mint, KPIX, tonight, 9 p. Good! Good! Herb Shriner's new show arrives at KGO-TV, Thursday, 9 p. m.

Shriner said his home town folks bought a new TV set to watch him. "And just think," he exclaimed. "They don't even have a television station out there." Announcer George Ruge's line "The man who wakes up and finds he's a success hasn't been asleep" was topped by Engineer Ralph Abry: "His ulcers kept him awake." TAG LINE: Sam Dickson, senior KNBC radio writer, could hardly believe there was such a thing as a local TV Academy. His comment: "That's like building museum before you have any pictures to hang." J. M.

Eliason Dies in Tucson 9 Years Postmaster At San Quentin John Milo Eliason, 51, postmaster of the San Quentin post office for over nine years, died early yesterday morning of a heart attack in a Tucson, motel. Mr. Eliason was a native of Utah and had lived at San Rafael for twenty-two years. His home was at 3 Jessup Street. He received his appointment in May, 1942, from President Franklin D.

Roosevelt, having earlier been a postal clerk at San Quentin and at Palm Springs. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Valate Eliason; two daughters, Mrs. Bonnie E. Lober of Santa Venetia, Marin County, and Mrs.

Joann Sorbo of Palo Alto; and two sisters, Mrs. Melba Hutton and Mrs. Marjorie Hinton. The body is being returned from Tucson to the Harry M. Williams mortuary of San Rafael, where funeral arrangements are pending.

KRON-TVi A -M ClIAnUXL 4 Television KGO-TV (Channel 7 12:00 noon Langford-Ameche Show. 1:00 p. m. tood-rare witn juiia nmaiey. 2:00 p.

m. Afternoon Hotess. 3:00 p.m. Jessie DeBoth. 3:30 p.

m. Design for Living. 4:00 p. m. Jolly Bill.

4 :30 p. m. Monday With Freddie. 5:30 p. m.

Adventure series. 6:00 p. m. Willi and th. Baron.

6:15 p. m. Tom Corbett, Space Cadet. 6:30 p. m.

Sports Reel. 6:45 p.m. World of Stamps. 7 :00 p. m.

Armand Glrard Show. 7:30 p. m. Hollywood Screen Test. 8:00 p.

m. Amazing Mr. Malone. 8:30 p. m.

Star Time Theater. 10:00 p. m. Jerry Colonna. 10:30 p.

m. After Dark With Elinor. :00 p. m. Let's Live a Little.

KPIX (Channel ft) 12:15 p. m. Program Hl-Lltes. 12:30 p. m.

Search for Tomorrow. 12:45 p. m. NewsreeL 1 p. m.

strike it Kicn. 1:30 p. m. Faye Stewart. 2:30 p.

m. Garry Moore. 3:15 p. m. Shootln' the Breeze.

3:30 p. m. Flower Arranging. 3:55 p. m.

Your Beauty Clinic. 4:15 p. m. The First 100 Years. 4 :30 p.

m. Fashion Magic. 5:00 p. m. Time for Beany.

5:15 p. m. Willie Wonderful. 5:30 p. m.

Godfrey's Talent Scouts. 6:00 p. m. Star of the Family. 6:30 p.

m. It's News to Me. 7:00 p. m. Studio One: "Macbeth." 8:00 p.

m. News. 8:15 p. m. Perry Como.

8:30 p.m. Video Theater: "Twinkle In Her Eye." 9:00 p. m. Around the Bay. 9:15 p.

m. Edna Fischer. 9:30 p. m. What's Your Opinion? 10:00 p.

m. William Winter news. 10:15 p. m. Qreat Fights.

10:30 p. m. Hollywood Opening Nlte. 11:00 p. m.

Newsreel. 11:15 p. m. Prevue. Kit ON (Channel 4) 10:00 a.

m. News Ticker. 11:00 a. m. Man on Mission.

11 :30 p. m. Designs for Leisure. 12:00 noon Miss Susan. 12:15 p.m.

Today's Marketing. 12:30 p. m. Bert Parks. p.

m. Kate Smith Show. 2:00 p. m. Golden Gate Playhouse: Charlie Chan la "Shanghai Cobra." 3:00 p.

m. Your Home Kitchen. 4 :00 p. m. Exclusively Yours.

4:45 p. m. Roberta Quinlan. 5:00 p. m.

Mr. "Deed a Day" Sylvester. 5:15 p. m. Gabby Hayes.

5:30 p. m. Howdy Doody. 6:00 p.m. Adventure Time: "Don Wins-low of the Navy." 6:25 p.

m. Buckskin Dan. 6:40 p. m. Crusader Rabbit.

6:45 p. m. News. 7:00 p. m.

Sweepstakes 7 :30 p. m. Pets Unlimited. 7:45 p. m.

Interview with Bud Foster. 8:00 p. m. Movie Hits: "Paris Underground." 9:30 p.m. Somerset Maugham Theater: "Grace." 10:30 p.

m. Club Four. 11:15 p. m. Owl Theater: "Lure of the Islands." Mpff.

rhnn. KGO-FM 291 :IIOa.m.- KSH(-IM 99.7 29 KAI.W 91.7 219 KPKA 1114.9 28.1 KSJO-FM 95.2 237 97.3 247 11 :OOa.m.-l KSHR 100.5 2H3 3 :0ii.m.-l KCBS-FM 103.7 279 3 :00p.m.-10 :00p.m. Sundays: KI.X-FM 101.3 2H7 KI)FO 102.1 271 KAI.W operates five days weekly Monday Tnmiien rridav. the Fire? 3:50 a. m.

915 Kansas Street, mattress. 4:34 a. m. Stockton and Broadway. auto.

5:35 5:40 a m. 1429 Webster Street. flats considerable damage. 10:17 a. m.

1330 Valencia Street. grass 10:15 a m. Twentv-second and Noe Streets, false. 10:16 a. m.

500 block nf Nevada 8treet. grass. 11:10 a. m. Lvon and Oak Streets gasoline leak.

11:11 a m. Third and Balou Streets sidewalk ventilator. 11:34 a. m. 554 Clipper Street, fence and gra.ss.

1:59 m. 1606 Thirty-ninth Avenue. television transformer. 2:21 p. m.

680 Sutter 8treet. short In wiring. 2:28 p. m. 438 Tehama Street, food.

2:30 m. 695 Thirty-fifth Avenue refrigerator 2:44 n. m. 4 83 Wilde Avenue, grass 2:55 m. 845 Ceneva Avenue, grass.

3:13 p. m. 10 Castillo Street grease In oven. Fortv-elghth and Point Lobos Avrmi'S brush. 3:16 Fosworth and Rotteck Stree's.

grass. 3:25 D. m. 2400 Pac If ic Avenue, stuck elevator. 3:34 Griffith Street and Innes Avenue, rubbish.

4:34 m. Harvard and Pelton 8lreets cltv dumps. 4:54 Third Street and Van Dvke false 5 53 p. m. 1701 Broadway, burned food :25 n.

m. 13i Chestnut, mattres. 8:31 m. 175 Third Street, mattress Tuesday and Friday Just as it has done for eleven years, it years, graces the late evening hours with over two hours of music every note on the easy listening side. At 10 p.m.

nishtly, DANCE TIME breaks its musical stride for 15 minutes cf the latest news with one exception that being none other than KGO's exceptional sports prognosticator, Mr. Ira Blue. On his 10 p.m. Monday night ALL-AMERICAN WAY. Ira uncorks his Hear the newt with BOB GAR-RED 7:3 a.m.

en KGO daily except Sunday. selections in the following Saturday's gridiron tussles a department where he's batting .823 this seagon. Wonder who he'll pick for this week's Stanford -Washington winner' Stanford Santa Clara's gridiron clash as seen the lens of a A Mr. George Sharkey of Oak land, annoyed at some of the silly TV network extravaganzas, sub mits today sermon: "There should be someone in the West who can sponsor something: more than corn." There is. And there are.

I could devote a column to listing local TV programs miles removed from any corn-f ield programs like Science In Action, Let's Look At Books, Tele-trips, Remember, Around the Bay, Music Album, Look- Wttt wino jr ing At Fashions, William Winter News, Top The Mark, Harry Owens Show, Art In Your Life, AND etc. Here are two more, not previ ously covered here. "ANDLAL BAZAAR," (KGO TV, Thursday, 6:45 p. In formative and entertaining. For seventeen weeks Betty Wing Jr.

and Willis Parker have been host ing birds and beasts. They have exhibited and dis cussed pigs, pigeons, porcupines possums, palominos, parrots, pug dogs and Persian kittens. They've shown white swans, golden eagles, skunks, water spaniels Labrador retrievers, gibbon apes troupials and weimerranners whatever they are. And always chinchillas. Their pet is "Junior." He was two days old when he made his TV debut four months ago.

Since then he's appeared every week, the most televised chinchilla in the world. This week Bill and Betty hosted a squealing, week old pig who put on a better performance than some or our top TV comics, (which ain't hard). Also a minia ture Shetland pony. Betty ex plained why children favor Shet-lands: "If they fall off, they don't fall far." Betty, incidentally, has become a smooth and gracious TV per sonality since she left KIBE, Palo Alto, a year ago. (KPIX, Mondays, 8 p.

This new "teleforum" is presented by the Junior Chamber of Com merce, a Citizen Advisory Com mittee and KPIX. It got off to a wobbly start last week when guests read prepared statements. But as soon as the ad libs began to fly the program quickly indicated it is here to stay. And to be vigorously applauded. Dr.

J. Paul Leonard, the first guest moderator, kept well in the background, deftly parried his speakers one against the other, brought weight, conviction and deserving importance to the topic. It was a bull's eye hit aimed directly at the viewers' pocket books and bank accounts: "Are the Brakes on Inflation Holding?" The representative panel con sisted of an OPA man, a cattle raiser, a housewife and a meat dealer. Once adjusted to the "tele forum" procedure, they pulled 11:00 P.M. KFKC News: 11:15, dance.

BC Dance. KCBS News: 11:03. Martin: 11:13 On Civil Defense. Dance Time KLX News: 11:05. music.

KKOW Don Barasciaie. KSMO Musie of the Spheres. 11:30 P.M. KFKC Danee KNBC orchestra: newe KCBS Musie; 11:43 Tsu and the World. ni.t, ti.im-e Time.

Music KROW Don Barksdil. Music to 3 Kl A XI uriel Landers Show. III II MVOIT HVB LOt AMSfUJ St Ct. mt0f aeeem tr-n PWsA 6:00 A.M. KFRC Rise ana fcnlne.

KNBC Music; 6:15, Farmers Digest. KCBS Farm Review; 6:15 Bill Weaver. KGO Western Caravan KLX Lake Merritt Ducks. KKOW Nick the Nickie; 6:15. religious, una rrantt iope TO ft.

KYA Coffee Club to 9. KSFO Farm Bureau. KFKC Kiae and Shine. K.NBC Farmer's Digest: 6:45. music KCBS Bill Weaver.

K(lO Home IHReat. KLX Lake Merrill Ducks. KKOW Religious: 6:45 tftblecasta. KSA.N 6:45. Health.

KS.HO News: 6:35. Muslo Festival to 8:45. 7:00 A.M. KFKC Frank Hemlngwui; 7:15 Breakfast Gang. K.NBC News.

KCBS News; 7:15. Ralph Story; news. KGO News; 7:05. Morning Interludes; 7:15. news.

KLX News and stocks; 7:10. Breakfast Club; 7:25. Datebook. KKOW Nkk and Noudnlck. KVS.M Cottoned Clark.

7:30 A.M. KFRC Breakfast Gang: :45. news. KNBO Howdy Neighbors: 7:45 Sam naves. KCBS News; 7:45, Harrv Babbitt.

KGO Bob Garred; 7:40, tunes; 7:45, rauune reaenck; Hazel Bishop. KLX John K. Chapel; ttreaktast Club. KROW News- 7:45. Unity Viewpoint.

8:00 A. M. KFRC Cecil Brown; 8:15. news; 8:25 Bess Bye. KNitc neienade.

KCBS This is San Francisco; 8:15. news. KGO Breakfast Club. KLX News; 8:05, music KKOW Nick and Noodnlck. 8:30 A.

M. KFSO Business news. KFKC Bible Institute. K.NBC Serenade; 8:45. Dave Garroway.

KCBS Grand Slam; 8:45 Rosemary -Breakfast Club. KLX John K. 8:45 Glen King. KKOW William Winter; Nick dnd NOOUniCK. 9:00 A.

M. Ksro Ben RweetlPmi KFRC News; 9:05, music k.VBC Judy Dearie. KCBS Wenriv Warren; Aunt Jenny. KGO Lindlahr; 9:15, Chet Huntley. KI.X News; 9:05, on humr nmkio.

KROW Nick and Noodnlck. ma tvauienne Kerry. KVS.M Western music to4. KSMO Symphonic Variations. 9:30 A.

M. KSFO 9:45 Science of Mind. KFKC Emily Barton. KNBC Judy Deane. KCBS Helen Trent: 9:45 Gal Sunday, Kl(l Break the Bank.

KLX Cactus Jack. KROW News. KVA DwiRht Newton's Schoolcast. 10:00 A M. KFRC News; 10:15.

Tello-Test. KNBC Pickens Party; 10:15 Row. KCBS Big Sister; 10:15, Ma KGO Jack Berch; 10:15. Lone Journev. KLX John K.

Chapel: 10:15 Glen King. KKOW News; 10:05. Nick the Nickie. KYA News; 10:15, Music to 12. KSMO Classic Traditions 10:30 AM.

KFRC Answer Man; 10:45 Three Suns; 10:55. news KNBC Strike It Rich. KCBS Young Dr Malone; 10:45 Guiding KGO Story; 10:55. 8tory Teller. KLX Glen King KROW William Winter: 10:45.

musla. KSMO Classic Traditions. KFRC Ladles Fair: 11:25, news. KNBC Double or Nothing KCBS Mrs. Burton; 11:15.

Perrv Mason. KGO Betty Crocker; 11:15. When Girl Marries. KI.X News: 11:10. Clen King.

KKOW Stargazing ssmii leiemusic ouiz: 11:15 Concert Grand. 11:30 A.M. National Guard. KFRC Queen for a Day. KNBC Live Like a Millionaire: 11:55 news.

KCBS Nora Drake; 11:45 Brlghtr Pay KGO Against the Storm; 11:45 Paul Harvey. KI.X Glen King KROW News: 11:35 Betty Baker KSMO Concert Grand: 11:45. Vanetlea. 12:00 NOON KFRC News; 12:15. Sidewalk Reporter.

KNBC News: 12:15 Road of Lite. KCBS ws; 12:15. Key Howard, aonga KGO Music: 12:15 news KI.X John K. Chapel: 1215 aonga KROW News: 12:15. music.

KVA -Ballroom to 3 KSMO News: 12 15 Pons Orch. KFRC Sidewalk Reporter; 12:45 Cliff Engle. KNBC-- Pepper Toung; 12:45. Right to Happiness. KCBS Party: 12:55.

Cedrle Adams. KGO Ted Malone; 12:45. Today's World. KI.X Cactus Jack. KS.MO Composers Oorne 1:00 P.

M. KFRC Jack Klrkwood. KNBC Backstage Wife: 1:15. Stella Dal ies KCBS- Hilltop House; 1:15 Quiz Show KGO Frances Scully; 1:15. Spotlight on a Star.

KI.X News: 1:05. Cactus Jack. MBS Matinee with Cope. HSMO String Srrrnadr 1 p. M.

TONIGHT! Hear Mayor ROBINSON report on "FOUR YEARS OF PROGRESS" KGO at 6:30 p.m. Mayor Robinson fU-Elietion Committoo SSI Market Stntt TUicdo 5-3 1 1 1 SAX I CHANNEL A CHRONICS! ASTHMA, HAY FEVER, ARTHRITIS, NEED NOT WRECK YOUR LIFE! HUNDREDS OF SUFFERING I AY AREA RESIDENTS HAVE BENEFITED BY FATHER AULL'S NATIONALLY FAMOUS SYSTEM OF DRUGLESS RATIONAL THERAPY. READ BELOW WHAT A GRATEFUL LOCAL PATIENT SAYS: X. founder 4 BOB FRANKLIN- I'm in the jet plane and popularity poll business the result of a letter from America's favorite toastmaster, Don McNeill. Don wants to determine which of his BREAKFAST CLUB features-Prayer Time, March Time, Fiction Fact, etc.

is most popular with youngsters who listen to his BREAKFAST CLUP broadcasts every weekday at 8 a.m. on KGO-radio. He has appointed me official pollster and sent a supply of cardboard Thl artual lettrr aad notarised proof of lis authriirlrlty. Is file at tlu fflre of The rather Anil foundation aloni with many more tritlfln( to amarlnc turret. "Hrfore earning to the Father Auil Foundation, ilnus hradarhrs and a ante no ktnppre up that I had no wnw of smell, made lifs mieralilp.

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Relieve that suffering. Don't delae. planes for the kid? whowrite mc with a vote for their favorite Breakfast Club feature. The first hundred young-steri who send their votes to me at KGO. 155 Mont eomery San? Francisco 4.

wil recfive a kit of three jet planes and a that really makes them fly plus in formation on how they can add more planes to their jet fleet. Switching to the opposite end KGO-radio's schedule I'd like to point out two radio favorites that have been riding the airlines for many years. I'm speaking of KGO's sports editor Ira Blue and that long- ivy- JSiL US ski s. s-'TC Den McNeill launcher. of 1 BEANY AND HIS CANC IN A YUk.a 4-5173 far ppaiattf.Dr.

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