Santa Cruz Evening News from Santa Cruz, California • Page 4

PACE FOUR SANTA CRUZ NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1938 racnun an ronwUad from fUf raaarta araatoad ki ataUaat. Wt aaaajna aa rrapaMiiti lam aiUrata man an aa part at sta tions, irt i lodlralea rhaia aromnii ttt alactrlral Iransrrliitlaaa HtaMona ara Uaird ananrr DESPERATE PAIR TAKEN BY G-MEN 2 ARMY FLIERS DIE ON DESERT Knotty Knees No Hindrance To Gehrig Now Our City's GUESTS- HOLLYWOOD Jan i film K0hn'o. kn0Uy knee8 ong sjnc6 have lBtood the way of nlg career. foii.d er.arie, nnr. itions of his anatomy today near Helendale, between HARRY L.

TODD, FORMER POSTAL CHIEF, EXPIRES Once Postmaster Of S. F. Widely Popular Here Harry L. Todd, fiH-yesr-old former postmaster of San Fran-elnco Who died Bllddenly at hi) San Francisco homo last nlftht was prominently known Iri Santa Cruz. Owner of a summer home at Mt.

Hermon for nearly 12 years, Todd spoke frequently befor Santa Cruz' fraternal and civic clubs on his studies of Lincoln, to whom, friends here said, he traced a distant relatlort, tht Constitution, and Lafayette. Todd also was a recognized authority on George Washington. His last appearance here was before the Masonic lodge last spring when he defended the Constitution agalns: proposed revisions. Ill tor a week, Todd died following a sudden turn for tlit worse last nlKht. He served as acting postmaster and postmaster of Han Francisco from 1927 to 1933.

SANFORD, N. Jan. 4 (P) -The game was up today for Bill "ayn9 and Wash Turner, North aronmi ursperaaues, wno naa iluded officers nearly eleven G-men captured the escaped convicts yesterday without firing 1 Bnot Payne and Tumor, though rmed, offered no resistance when Iiree carloads of federal bureau if Investigation agents swooped lowri on them on a main thor- ughfare. Payne and Turner were wanted charges of bank robbery, mur-ler, kidnaping and highway robbery. Emil Hamby, Retired Farmer, Dies At 81 Emll Hamby, retired farmer who for the piiHt four years had occupied a home opposite the Rio del Mar Country club entrance, died yesterday in Santa Cruz.

Ho was the huHhand of Lydla Hamby and father of Roy I). Hamby of Sebastopoi and Mrs. Pearl lioswell of Long Beach. Horn in Wisconsin, he was 81 years of age. The; body Is iit the Wessendorf mortuury.

WKjrKI, TOWNHKM) HANOI The Trl-Clly Townwuid club inld very successful duiica Frl-lav eveiiliiit In Odd FVIImwh hull with one of the largest i AT THE I'ALOMAIl Vivian Law and Helen Miller, worthy high priestesses of Calvary and Nazareth Shrines. Walter J. Combellack, supreme watchman of shepherds of the United States and Canada, Maita White Shrine, and Mrs. Combellack, Long Mr. and Mrs.

M. L. Johnson, Klamath Falls. AT THE ST. Frank Whartenby, San Fran Mr.

arid Mrs. J. E. Spader, Reno. K.

F. Metzgar of San Letters From The People hkhort Editor of The News. Sir: II a with greatest Interest that I reviewed your editorial In your New Years Issue entitled "Hunta Cruz Spurt in 1938 Awaits Only Right Program." Your vision and suggestions of great future for this beautiful illy are all very good, but It ap pears to hie yon, also, as well ar Ihe Chamber of Commerce are iverlooklng Die ONE If! UK! that this grand city Is ellKlbli itld entitled to Why not advertise Santa Crtl' us an ALL YEAR IIEHOR1 TOWN, winter us well as summer? There Is not a city In California that enjoys a more glorlout climate than we have right here Hun ta Cruz, and this Include! Long Reach, which through the lavish handling of appealing advertising of lis local Chamber ol Commerce keeps that city filled yearly with winter and s.iintiHii visitors. Wo could, and should, do tin same In beautiful Santa Cruz. Let's all try.

Sincerely wishing you a happy Now Year, IIRAHLEY C. JOHNHON, Kill Morrissey Ave. January 2, 1038. taking a movie acting Job in wnich he positively will wear pant. Gehrig first wag hired to drape himself In a leopard skin and inonnd his chRst hefrir ih r.m.

eras as "Tarzan of the Apes." The completed strip of film revealed that the leopard doesn't grow which can provide a hide big enough to conceal his knees. Mm. Gehrig took one look at her husband's Joints on the projection room screen and grimly shook her head. So did President Sol Lesser of Principal Productions, who had put up the cash for the production and hence had a financial Interest In the knees which had carried their owner through nearly 2f300 successive ball games. What Lesser said about his new star's lugs never wag reported.

Quickly he hired somebody else to bo his Tarzan. Then he put his mind to salvaging something from the knees he'd rented, but couldn't use, except maybe for comedy relief, Panto seemed to be the only solution. Second Racing Plant To Open In Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, Jun. 24. (U.R) "le Hywooa luif club held it 33 day summer season from June It to July 23 at a I rack now under construction at suburban Ingle'wood.

Once before the commission granted a license, but later withdrew It on grounds that Its stipulations were not being met. The Turf club continued building the track, however, and today tlie iranmwoi ror a Ri-annHiaiw seating iii.uou is already up on the 314 acre tract. The plant Is j30 minutes 'from downtown Angeles. It will accommodate Pn 50,000 pcl'sniiH. '('Kit NTKONfl MAGNKT' HKRLIN, Jan.

Although the event Is six months away, more lhali fill, (Hill seats have been or- What we call steam Is a cloud of fine globules of liquid water which are formed by cooling and cbtidenslnir Invisible steam. vAnb THANKS We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends and neighbors for their kldnnss any sympathy extended In the loss of our loved one, and to all for the beautiful flowers. MR. AND MRS. H.

C. COLLIER CIIAKLES COLUKIl CATIIERINK COLUKIl JOHN COLLI 15 II US. .1. FORTH II MRS. NOItAII COLUKIl AND HON, LARRY.

Gotham Gold Htrlpe ana van iiuaue fVr The "Bure-to-Plnase" Gift Elsom's S. C. Theater llldg. crowds in attendance. H.

Saner "rfle-ractng license today 'tirnlHhed music for the dancing. ufter a year-long slruggle to be-riie chit) celebrated the passing come the second racing plant in )f tile old year and the omnium the L()H Angeles urea which bere-if Ihe NeW Year at, Ihe hour of '''-e has been served excluslve-12 o'clock In Ihe banquet room hy Hnnla Anita. II will conduct if the hall. 1.IVK O.tii A. The Live Onk Parent-Teachers Association will hold a regular ifternoon meeting on Thursday it the clubhcuse.

Mrs. Gonrge Boroughs, program chairman, vlll present Mrs. C. L. Monlgom- try as guest speaker.

Muny mat ars of Importance win be HgHud. A. A TO Mfcii'T a 'i i A general business meeting i i i i mm i 7 will bo held Thursday evening, 7:30 o'clock by the American As social Ion of University Women at the homo of Miss Kllnore Pell Sayro, II) King slreet. Mrs. Mar- itaret Oliver, president of the as- SAN BERNARDINO.

Jan. 4. (JP) Two army pilots were killed today when their plane struck a high tension power line on the Victorville and Barstow they were Lieut. Charles Al-'red Clancy. 25.

of Riverside. pilot, and Private Victor L. Jot, 27, of Inglewood. i Both were members of. the! 3 4th attack squadron at March Field.

They were on a routine 'light and Jiad been away from their base about an hour. la about 50 miles by airline from March Field. Clancy attended Stanford University and was graduated from army training school at Kelly Field, iune, 1937, AMOR tmt'JO B1TTKS ARCADIA, Jan. 4 U.R) Amor Brujo. South American harger considered a strong contender for the $100,000 Santa Anita Handicap, has been bitten by a spider, It was disclosed last night.

The bite, received last Wednesday, was said to have been the actual reason Amor Brujo was scratched from the $5,000 New Year Handicap. The wound was reported painful but not serious. ii l.t. A. Laurel Parent-Teachers will uleet on Thursday af-erhooii at .1 o'clock In the achool afeterla.

This will be a. business and social meeting. mi? 50 USED RADIOS All reconditioned and GUARANTEED TO PLAY $g95 To $19.95 SEE OUR WINbOW mm 173 Pacific Ave. 1938 GRUNOW Teledial OtHor llKMlcla as low as U24. 5 WfeBSTER'S Itittllu llnunvkold I lllttli-a 14b i-acltic Ave.

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Jnhnaon KSKO. Valllnt All Oara KPO, Jimmy Fidlei 8:15 KOO. Rennie Walker's Amateur Hour. 8:80 KPO. Johnn Preaents KSFO, Al Jolaon Drath Valley Day! KSFO Al Pearra KSFO, Blf Town sports- 4:30 KTA, Santa Anita Feature Kace.

10:00 HYA, Wreatlinc Hatchea at San Franelaeo hortwave- 8:00 WlXAL (18.2S), Boston Har vard University Serlea. Log FIVE P. M. KSFO Big Town (dram, sketch) (c)hr. XFRC, KQW Sammy Kaya's KPO Review In S.

F. Municipal Govt. KOO Those We Lovetdram. skltXOVihr. KLX-Bluart HarflOienio dot musMUi ui.

KROW Johnny Jump Up Club KWO ctiarles Bardln (vocalist) KDON Portuguese Cabrlllo nr. KT A Musical Proltram t) yt Dr. 5:15 KPO Behind the Footlights KROW Ted Warren KWO Land of Whatail (sketch) 5:30 KSFO Read Una Parade: K. Hannlng'c) KFRC Jimmy and Ovn (sketch) It) KPO Walter Kelsey's banca Bd. hr.

kuu-kwo unanaonetta tinsirumaoiai KROW Musical Program KOW-Raca Results; 5:39, Musical KDON Victor Kverard Soares (no details) Kx A uncle Harrv Amateur ncnooi rrof. 8:45 KSFO Moving Stories of Lite (c) FRO Little Orphan Annie (serial) (t) KGO-KWO Batcty First (speaker) KROW "Hoeed" Qlbson (sketh) KDON fiammy Kayo Danes Band via Toaay witn uoa SIX P. M. KSFO Rllhouettes: with John Marlev KFRC, KQW. KDON Jack Armstrong(c) KKO-KKUW NeWS KSDOrtS KOO-KWO Horace Heldt'a Band(c)Hhr.

KI.X Musle Arts Trloldlnner musioi nr. KYA-Newsl 0:06. Craig Lennoi's Band 8:15 VRFD RlnfflnB- Rtrlnas (muslral) fc) KFRC, KQW, KDON Phantom Pilot (c) KPOr-Beaux Arts Trio (Instrumentalists) krow Musical rroarama (U 1 nr. 8:30 KSFO Jack Oakle's Colleee (c) 1 hr. KFRC, KQW, KDON Sports: Fr.

Bull(c) KPO Hollywood Hard) urae (c) 1 nr. KOO NBO NIkM Club (variety) (c) KWO NBC Nlaht Club (variety) (c) ha KYA Musical Caravan (variety) to nr. 8:45 kFRC.KQW.KDON-Nswsi J. Hughes CO too Musical frogram (ti SEVEN P.M. KFRC.KQW.KDON-K.

Duchln KOO-KWO-rHuih 8. Johnson, comment. KLX Neyys Reports i KV A Sports Comments! Ernie Smith (c) VIA KGO, KWO The Kldoodlers (music) (o) kkuw News Kennrts: in nana nr. -KV A List's 00 ('laces 1:30 KSFO Calling All cars (c) hr. KFRC.KQW Jn.

Meeener's Bd. (c)'hr. Kl'O Jlnimie Fldler (movie newsi ic) KOO-KWO Cells Oamba (c) hr. KLX Piano Concert: Almea Lawrence KDON Italian Program KYA Santa Anita Re-creation (c) hr. 7:48 KPO Name and Faces: Ira Blue KI.X Surcess Story (serial) KROW Bible Questlona: 7:60.

Mus. Prog. KDON Studio Program (no details) EIGHT P. M. KSFO Scattergood Balnes (serial) (c) KFKCKQW, KDON Carlton Kelsey Con- Hurting (concert; (c) nr.

KPO-KWU Amos n' Andy (serial) (c) KGO Land Of the Whatsit (sk)t) (t) KLX Old Oospel Hymns hr. KYA Symphony Under the Start, 1 hr. 8:15 8 FO Scree nac oops (movie neers) (e) KPO Vocal Varieties (chorus) (c) KOO Bennle Walker's AmateurstOl hr. KROW New Reports KWO King's Jesters (dance music) (c) 8:80 KSFO Al Jolson'l Program (c) hr. KFKO Mysteries ol Lite It) KPO Johnny Presenta (varietyXc) hr.

KLX Duds Martin a Nits Herders I hr. KROW-Muslcal Program (t) KQW Concert la Rnythra (music) (t) KWO Jimmy Dorseyrs Danes BdtOHhr. KDON Bert Fallows, (baritone) :5 KPRC.KQW, KDON Musical Momenta (c) KROW ltaL Prog. I Guaragna hr. NINE P.M.

KSFO Al Pearcs Oang (c) hr. KFRC, KQW, KDON Newa Reports (o) KPO Death Valley Daya (serial) Vt nr. WO Reich mann Dance Band ic) tohr KYA Robert Benjamin Danes Bd.Vi hr. 0:15 KFRC.KQW Program Unannounced KOO Concert Hall ot the Air i music) ft) KDON Salinas Community Players hr. 0:30 KSFO Eddy linker's Dance KFRC, KQWPagea from Experience (a) KPO Good Morning Tonight torch) nr.

KOO-KWO Freddie Nagel'a Band (c) KLX News Reports KROW-Muslcal Programs (t) tit brs. KYA Stara Over Manhattan (t) hr. 8:45 KFRC. KQW, KDON She Field's KOO-KWC lihlvere. aixplorer (speaker) iwLiA Your Kxposuion tniusicaj program) I TEN, P.

M. K8FO-KPO News Keuorta (c) KFRC, KDON Ray Pearl's Danes KOO Music As lou Desire It it) a hr. KQW The Matilo Hourimuslo uros ia nr. KWO J. Meaain Musical Newstoa nr.

KYA-Wrestling Match from 8 F. 1 hr. KSFO Art nf Conversation fc) hr. KFRC, KDON Oitle Nelson's Band (c) ivr-u jaca Meaain Muaicai rrogram 10:30 KFRC, KDON-Jne Reichman's Kfu Jaca Winston uanoe Band. 4i hr.

KLX Piano Concert: A Lawrence Vt hr. nwu-jimmy uper tana ic) nr. 10:45 KSFO Jan Garter Dance Band (c) KGO 1mm Oners Dance Band (c) ELEVEN P.M. KSFO Henry Kins' Dance Band 4 hr KFRC News; 11:05, L.Armstrong KPO Paul Whlteman Dance KOO-KWO Haven ot RestimualcliolHhr KLA Recordings (otr a.m.) KROW Rlnl Uuoatlnna: M-ffi Music. KDON Arm atg'sBdietgn off a.m.) KYA Hawaiian Paradise Dance Bandic) AnaerlriiH tin 140 ISO ael WALTER Q'KEEFE Refreshed by a hurried trip to Europe after a long, hard summer of making Town Hall Tonight a "Best Bet," the Broadway Hillbilly joins the movietown colony of radio performers as Hollywood Mardi Gras extends open arms, (KPO, 6:30 p.

11:15 KYA Ray Sinatra's Danes Band 11:30 KSFO Sterling Young's Dance Brt. hr. KFRC Burke's Bd.tstgn off a.m.) KPO Henderson Bd. (sign olt U-8 a.m.) KOO-KWO Organ: Charles Runyan (c) KYA In the Gloamlng(oft a.m.) 11:45 KGO-KWO News (sign off 12-7 a. KROW News Reports MIDNIGHT K9FO Hour ot ttomanceioff a rh KROW Recordings (si an off 1-s a.m KQW Regueat Prog, (oft a.m.) tomorrow SEVEN A.

M. KSFO-WIld Wesl rtevue 1 nr. KOO First Call (variety prog.) 1 hr. KROW Vernon Morgan KQW Italian Voice ol 8an Josv 1 1 in VI Ni ja! Runnlta KWO Sweetheart of the Air (vocal) (c) KYA Musical Prnarama It) i nrs. 1:15 KROW-Muslcal Program (t) I hr.

KQW-KWU News Reports (c) KGDM-In the Crlmellght. 1:30 KPO. KWO Organ Concert: Larry Larson KQW Rise and Hmllo (variety! ti) nr. KGDM Cub Reporter (dramatic sketch) KFRC, KGDM News Reports (c) KPO. KWO Financial Service KLX New York stock Reports KWO Viennese Ensemble (Inslrum'l) (c) EIGHT A.

M. KSFO Farm Reporter KFRfiKOW.KDON Merrymakers (c)Hhr. KPO Margot of Castlewood (sketch) (c) KOO Piano Concert: Norman Slierl let KGDM Happy Hayseeds (hinhlllyi ur. KWO Christian science atonitor news 8:15 KSFO Madhouse Rhythms (music pros) KPO Aunt Jemima (variety) (c) KOO-KWO Josh Hlgglna (salt) (c) KROW News Reports 8:30 KSFO News Reports KFRC-KODM News ReDOTtr KPO Leo and Ken (aonas and patter) KOO, KWO Orlglnalltle torilieslraHCl KLX Stuart Hammenic noy musMtivtnr KROW-Mimical Prnaram ll i hr KQW Studies tn Black and White (c) KDON Morning Meditations (musical) 8:43 KSFO Elma Lalta Hnckett (homemaker) KFRO Btudlo Program (no details) KPO Gospel Singer Kd MscHngh (C) KOO.KWO Organ: Larry Larson tc) KQW-Waltz lime unuslci ill KGDM-Federal Concert Orchestra (t) KDON Cub Reporters (dramatic sketch) Kx A unnstian nciencs rugraiu NINE A. M.

KSFO Radio column. Mary McRrlde 'el KFRC, KQW, KGDM Mary Wllllams(c) KPO Faslilon rlasnes KOO Kim Keene (dramatic serial) (tt KLX James Streets Shopping List nr. KWO Home science (speaKeri KDON-For the Ladles (no details) KYA The Job Finder 0:15 KSFO News Remirta: Rdwln HIM If KFRC, KQW, KGDM Program Unan'cd KPO.KWO O'Neill's (dramatic sketch) (c KGO Ma Perkins (dramatic aerial) (ti KYA Jackie Heller (vocalist) (c) 0:30 KSFO Helen Trent's Homanre (serial) 'e KFRC.KQW. KDON Organ; Bill Lewls(c) KPO CamDUA Kid (no details) KOO.KWO Nat Farm A Home HrfcUhr Ki.x New York mock MarKei tuporta KGDM Mabel Kuhln (domestic) KYA Musical program (t) 0:45 KSFO Our Hal Mundav (dramatic eer'l KFRC, KQW. KGDM, KDON We Are 4 (c) KPO -Dirk Fldler'a Dance Band KYA Morning Inspirations (musical) TEN A.

M. KSFO Betty and Boh (drama aer'l) (c) KFRC. KGDM. r.D()N rarty kine IC) KPO News Reports: by Bob Anderson KLX Oakland Police Dent isalelv talk KQW News Reports: Music Prog KYA Interest to Womenltalk, music) Vim 10:15 KSFO Rett Crocket Icooklns esnertllc KFRC.KQWiKGDM.KOON Burkarooa (r KPO Mrs. Wiaas (dramatic serial) (c) KLX Stocks.

Weath Rep Is; 11). News KROW Good Neighbora' Club 10:30 KSFO Arnold Grimm DauKtilertser Mt KFRC.KQW, KGDM. KDON information Bureau: Myra Klngslcy (c) KPO John a Other Wile iserlal) (c) KOO-KWO Sue Blake (serial) (c) KLX International Kitchen hr KROW Mld-mornlng Varletvlmuelc) Hhr. KYA Hollywood Health A Beauty ttaik) 10:45 KSFO Hidlywond In Herson(lalk) fc) KFRC, KQW, KGDM, KDON Voice of Experience (c) KPO Just Plain Bill (drama serial) (c) KGO Jack A Loretta GlemensisongsKc) KWO Dally Shopper (talk, music) Vi nr. KYA News Reports ELEVEN A.

M. KSFO Big Sister (dramatic serial) (c) KFRC, KQW, KGDM. KDON Don't Look Now (musical variety) (c) KPO Your Healtn (dramaXc) 14 hr. KGO Houseboat Hannahldrama serl)(t) KLX Dr. Irving B.

Kills ispeaker) KROW-Muslcal Programs 0) 1 nr. KYA Musical Programs (t) 11:13 KSFO Aunt Jenny i.lfs Stories fc) KFRC.KODM.KDON House Undlvlded(c) KOO Organ Concert; lt.il. Bongs, pattei KQW Theatre News (music, talk) it) KYA, KWO Hollywood In Person (c) NO MONEY EASY 4 TEkMS! 90 100 1)0 110 130 "1 jr II MEM knot ta tnrlr resowttva auililuoj aa dial. tencrrow -Best Bets 8:00 a.m. KFRC.

KQW, Morning Merrymakers a.m. -KSFO. Krlwlnl'. Hill. 8:30 a.m.

GO, National Farm and Home Hour :00 a.m. -KPO Vom Health 12:30 p.m. KGO, I.ttle Variety Show 1:00 p.m. KOO, Club Matinee 1:30 p.m. KOO, ongrese ol Parents and Teachers 1:45 rh.

-KSFO. Dr. Allan Koy Da-foe. 3:00 p.m. KFRC, KQW, KOON, Feminine Fancies KPO-KWU.

America's School p.m. Kl'O, Woman's Hagaalne shortwave- 8:30 TPAt tlo.24), Paris: Symphonic Concert 11:30 KSFO Slngln Sam (basso) ft) KFRO Moro Hostess (household news) (rP(iHw ia FU charmine leketchl KGO.KWO Waltx Favorites torch.) (c) K.LX Tour tiome KQW Swing SesBion I musical prog (tl imnMTh Mtflrm, Man (sneaker) KDON Let's Dance (musical program) KYA Lost ana rnuna. 11:45 ffaCn Mama HAluirt- KFRC.KQW.KGDM.KDON B. Falrfax(c) KPO-KWU Best of tne Week (cl KGO Dept. of Agriculture Program i A Musical rrogram it) or.

TWELVE NOON KSFO Ray Block's Varieties (c) hr. KFRC News Reports: muaio KPO Pepper Young Family (serial) (C) KGO Agricultural Bulletin KROW -News Rvuorts KQW-Rhvthm Makera Orche.tra (t) unnu-Now, Henorts vwn rnntlnantnl Vaelettee (c) hr. KDON Rippling Rhythm (musical prog.) 13:10 KFRC Helen Gordon Barker (art talk) KPO a 'erKin "iramatie senai, i.p KGO -News Reports KROW Man on the Btreet (Interviews) KQW News Reports: id. stuaio rrog. KOOM Musical Program (t) KDON News Reports KYA News Repuris: in Italian 12:30 tfsirn Pealmdv (clrama.

ser'l) fc) KFRC Good Health Tralnlng(talk) (c) KPO KWO Vie and Bade (serlaii (c) KGO The Lttle Variety Show (c) Vt hr. KLX Anita A orosco (novelty guitar) KROW-Mi'Jlcal Program (tl 2V4 hrs KQW Farm Program (speakers) hr. KGDM Orsan Concert Lillian Best Vs ht KDON Cornell Roundup KYA Musical program (t) vt nr. 13:45 KSFO Newlyweds (dramtlc serial) ft) KFRC Science News: Stock Rents. KPO The nillrltnr l.lcht (C) KWO The Little Variety Show (c) KI.X Almanac KDON Harlem Rhythm (musical prog.) ONE P.

M. (roTV-Mvrf Mnrn- Irtramette wr'll'el KFRC.KQW. KOOM-Parent Teachers (c) KPO Ernest Gill's Orchestra KOO Club Matinee (variety) (c) 'A hr. KWG News RennrM. 1 -nrs.

flr-an Cone KDON -I atln-American Program KYA Trio Celeste (Instrumental) (c) 1:15 KStroPr'ttv KUtv Kellv (ser'all fc) KFRC KQW. KGDM- Lucky Girl (c) KPO KWO Mary Marlln (serlall (c) KLX Lee fHfwne Enn Director) i KDON Theatre Programs: Date Book KYA Musical Prntrnms (t) 1:30 Kcjro Or-nn roncrrt Olen Goff KFRC KQW.KODM KDON Radio University: Dr. Beth Maker (c) rf0 Olorla Ga'e (drametlc aerial) KOO Cowcre-e Parents. thr. KWO Friendly Quarter Hour (music) KYA News; 1:35.

Musical Program. 1:45 KSFO-Pr Allan Rov nnfos (talk) fr) KFPC KQW KGDM. KDON Frank Sor- tinn's Danne Band Ic) TCPO Mflrtha Meade (household Mnts) KWO Studio Prniiram (no details) TWO P. M. KSFO-Follnw the Moon (lam) (c) KKRC.KODM-Johnson Family (serlal)fc) KPn News Reports KOO lady of Millions (drama skit) (c) KI.X Nws Reports: 2 M.

Lnit A Found VOW Mlodles the Moment (t) hr. KDON Dn ice Matinee (musical) hr. KYA, KWO Nelrhhor Nell (serial) (c) 3:15 KdPO ife of Marv Snthern (serial) (rl t'CtC- Pev In" rnl1-) KPO The (male nuartcOOc KSIO -Hello Peggy (comedy sketch) KGDM Drees nt 'f- meon.ai 't) KWO-Don Wlnslnw nf the Navv (c) KYA Favorite Melo-llea (musical) (t) 2:30 KRVO Kntp-" Ofi, r(conTi-nt-torl'c) KFR" KQW. KGDM. DON Kats On ThS Kevs (piano) (c) KPO Ha-ry Kosren'a Dane BandfclVjhr.

KOO.KWO Johnnie Johnston (barlt.Xc) Kt.X-Talk: i M. Closing 8 Stocks KYA The Matlne r-ualcal nrog.) 14 hr. 2:43 KffVO -MIIMor. toi.ee (rteameHe wrlHOfM Kirpc KOW.KGDM KDON.WIdder.Iones(c) KOO KWO-callfnrniana' Danes Bd. (c) THREE P.

M. VHiro Amerlcei of the A'r(c)Vihr KFPC. KQW. KGDM. KDON Feminine Fancies (c) 4 hr.

Vrpo-KWO America Schools(drama) Ic) KGO-Marek Weber's Danes Bd.tOVi hr. KI.X- What's New KROW -Peilv Ta' irr 3:15 KPO KWO Rhvthmalrea forchcslra) (c) KROW-Muslcal Program (II hrs KYA-KWG Meditations (music prog)(c) 3:30 KSFO tid A tnne (dramatic serlall (cl KFRC. KDON The Hltmakers (music) (t) kpo-Woman's 'ci hr KOO-KWO News; 3:15 Clark Denis (c) KOW-Mnslcnl Prnpxam (Latin trnielcWtl KGDM -Studio Program (no delallsHhr. KYA The Carnlvsi imuslcal prog iVinr. 3:15 KSFO-Wife Secretary fsretan fc KPRC.KOW.KDON-Ho'lywood News (c) KGO Pinner Concert (musical) (c) KLX Piano Con Almes Lawrence hr.

KWO Woman's Magnrine nt the Air (c) Foru P. M. News henort KFRC Washington Newa: Fulton Lewls(c) KPO-Dorothv- MacKenzic KGO-KWO Afternoon Musical KQW-Ooa Ruaters ivarletyl hr. KGDM. News Renorte KDON Songs Thev Like to Hear (vocal) KYA Musical Program (t) 4:13 KsPo-StuHio Program (no dcta'ls) KFRC.KGDM.KDON-Cavalllers da LaSalls (concert) (c) KPO Melody Matinee (orchestra) KYA News Reports 4:30 KSFO Aeolian Trio (vocalists) (c) KKKU.KQW News 4 4o Ml new, I no detail) KPO Ailstalr Cooke.

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