anaheim-gazette 1950-09-19
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ALFRED
Page 6 Anaheim Gazette
YOU THINK POUNDING ON A DRUM WILL GET MY LANDLADY MAD ENOUGH TO MAKE ME MOVE OUT OF MY APARTMENT?
BOOM!
COPYRIGHT, 1930 McClure Newspaper Syndicate
DO YOU REALLY ENJOY POUNDING AWAY LIKE THAT? YOUNG MAN, I DLIKE TO SPEAK TO YOU!
OAKY DOAKS
I DON'T KNOW FATHER...
OAKY ISN'T THE SINGING TYPE, POMONA! WHAT'S GOTTEN INTO HIM??
BUT HIS SINGING WAS WONDERFUL!
I GUESS HIS MAJESTY DOESN'T WANT ME TO SING... BUT I CAN'T HELP IT!
BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVER MOON, I LOVE TO CROON!
SCORCHY SMITH
WHEN BELLE'S PLANE CRASHES, I WILL FLY ON TO CAPRI TO CONSOLE AND WIN LA BELLE'S HEIRESS NIECE!
BUT WE ARE NEARING CAPRI! DID I MUFF THE JOB?!
SCORCHY SMITH
WHEN BELLE'S PLANE CRASHES, WILL FLY ON TO CAPRI TO CONSOLE AND WIN LA BELLE'S HEIRESS NIECE!
BUT WE ARE NEARING CAPRI! DID I MUFF THE JOB?
DICKIE DARE
IF I CAN SNUB HIS FALL---
BUT AM I MAKING IT?
THE ADVENTURES OF PATSY
AND THEN MR. REETOFF DISAPPEARED INTO THE CROWD WITH THIS MAN IN THE CAPE CHASING HIM!
THAT WAS REETOFF ALL RIGHT! PROBABLY DUCKING ONE OF HIS CREDITORS...I SUPPOSE HE'LL ALWAYS BE A NE'ER DO WELL!
THAT PUTS ME THE MARKET FOR ANOTHER TRUMPPLAYER!
OH, DIANA!
OH, DIANA. IT-IT'S SIMPLY GORGEOUS! THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COAT I'VE EVER SEEN!!
JEEPERS...WAS IT VERY EXPENSIVE?
I'LL SAY!! JUST TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA—
DAD GAVES MOTHER SEWING
OH, DIANA!
OH, DIANA. IT-IT'S SIMPLY GORGEOUS!...THE MOST BEAUTIFUL COAT I'VE EVER SEEN!!
JEEPERS...WAS IT VERY EXPENSIVE?
I'LL SAY!! JUST TO GIVE YOU AN IDEA—
DAD GAVES MOTHER A SEWING
TOONERVILLE FOLKS Fontaine Fox KEEN TEENS
BY GEORGE, ELVIRA! YOU'VE PUT UP A SPITE FENCE AS IS A SPITE FENCE
Sal Aprea
HE BELTED TWO TRIPLES, PLAYED THE OUTFIELD, AND PITCHED A COUPLE OF INNINGS. BIG LEAGUE SCOUTS ARE ON HIS TRAIL. SAL WAS AWARDED THE LOU GEHRIG TROPHY BY MRS. GEHRIG. RAY GLAU, TEXAS, WAS ALSO SENSATIONAL
Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, September 19, 1950
Beauty Is In the Kit
Your face "an naturel" may not warrant any beauty prizes, but a little time and a little help from your cosmetics kit can boost you several notches up the beauty ladder.
First step is the choice of a cream or cake type foundation. For dry skin a product containing oil or lanolin is to be preferred, while the oily skin reacts best to a make-up pat.
Pick a foundation tone that matches your skin, or that is warmer or slightly darker in hue, never one that is lighter. Blend it in, remembering that your neck should be the same shade as your face, and that your face extends to the hair line, as well as under the eyes.
Triangle Method
And now you're ready for a bit of rouge. Use the triangle method, making dots on each cheek, the first directly under the pupil of the eye, the second at the outer edge of the cheekbone, and third no lower than the tip of your nose. Fill in the triangle lightly, and blend it in so that you can't see where it begins or ends.
The same color rules for your foundation apply to your powder. A clean puff or cotton pad is also essential. Pat the powder onto each cheek, the forehead, the chin and the nose. This gives a more natural appearance and makes replenishing less frequent.
Apply Lipstick
When applying lipstick, follow the general contours of your lips.
corners far enough so that no naked spot when you then fill in, and press together to carry some off or to the lower lip. Smooth upper lip with your little and as a final measure blossom on a cleansing tint.
As the finishing touch, mascara will make you look darker and heavier, of liquefying cream on the will brighten the eyes.
Stanton Starts Fire Ball Going
Conna E. Pollack of thevention committee and M.Black, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, week with Joe Sherman Forest Ranger, fire warden chief of the county fire of Ralph McFadden, third supervisor, at 10464 S. ave.
Preliminary plans were start the ball rolling to protection for the area.
A report of the meeting given to the chamber did their regular monthly tomorrow night.
MOVIES ADDED TO ITALIAN “M’s”
ROME (AP)—To the three “M’s” of Italy—music, macaroni—a fourth has been led—the movies. That's American film critic, Johnner, believes after visiting film studios and talking man in the street about making.
"The Italians are trem
STARBOARD PROP SOUNDS KINDA FUNNY! I'LL EASE UP THE R.P.M.
OH...IT'S YOU, HIGGINS!
...TO WHAT GREAT MISFORTUNE DO I OWE THIS UNTIMELY VISIT?
SKIP THE PLEASANT PETERS!...TAIN'T B CHOICE I'M HERE, Y BANK ON THAT! IT'S BUSINESS AND IF YOU BUTTON THAT FUR-TRI LIP OF YOURS...I'll GO OVER WITH — QUICK
PETERS CORNERS’ VERSION OF THE HATFIELDS AND MCCOYS...HORSEFEATHERS AN THE TOWN BANKER...THEY HAVEN'T SPOKEN A KING TO EACH OTHER SINCE ...WELL, NOBODY REMEMBERS
TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZ
SAY!!... TO GIVE AN IDEADAD GAVE UP SMOKING, GOLF, ETC.-ETC. MOTHER'S TAKING IN WASHING, SEWING, ETC-ETC.
EEN TEENS By Stoookie Allen
STAR!
RECENTLY THE ALL-STAR SAND LOT CLASSIC OF 1950 WAS HELD IN THE POLO GROUNDS. SIX-FOOT SAL APREA, OF BROOKLYN, WAS VOTED THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER OF BOTH TEAMS. HE'S JUST 16!
YOU'RE THE BEST, SAL!
HE BELTED TWO TRIPLES, PLAYED THE OUTFIELD, AND PITCHED A COUPLE OF INNINGS. BIG LEAGUE SCOUTS ARE ON HIS TRAIL. SAL WAS AWARDED THE LOU GEHRIG TROPHY BY MRS. GEHRIG. RAY GLAU, OF TEXAS, WAS ALSO GENSATIONAL.
HORIZONTAL
1 To aid
5 South Seah canoe
9 Weapon of war
12 Assessment
13 California rockfish
14 Land measure
15 Mulberry
16 Dismounted
18 Rodent
20 Pronoun
22 Brother of Jacob
24 Open vessel for domestic purposes (pl.)
27 Three-handed card game
29 Gloves
31 Hard-shelled fruit
32 Arched receptacle for sacred relics
34 Dregs
36 Symbol for cerium
37 East Indian native sailor
39 To unite as two ropes
41 News agency (init.)
42 A knot in wood
44 Member of a Turkish tribe
45 A flatfish
47 Hearing organs
49 A number (pl.)
50 Frozen rain
52 Opening to house
54 Note of scale
55 Part of body
57 Russian mountain range
59 Babylonian god
61 Tierra del Fuego Indian
63 Part of church
65 Paddle-like implements
67 Ethiopian title
68 Female deer (pl.)
69 To go by
VERTICAL
1 A macaw
2 Oil port cf Borneer
3 French for 'and'
4 A beverage
5 Geometric figure
6 To sell in small quantities
Yesterday's Puzzle Solved:
CHAT PROG MAENAD ARARAT SENILE IVA GUEST GOA LETO BAA FIRM DENT TISANE SAD LAC TREMOR XELP SHOT NIL TOLU NEB HAGAR COS IMARET MOBAVE PELURE ELATED SORB EVER
Prepall
Swiss
Lake lakes Canal
City in Chaldea
A com point
French By
Russian agency
American Indian Pirates
Guides Vegetation dish (p)
An arara A monton (abbr.)
Rational Lath
The elk catfish Roman Game So. Am missile pon (p)
Painful Pronounce Sun goo To go idly To chow Beast or burden Correlation of either Symbol sodium Italian Cooled
RADIO AND TELEVISION
KLAO . . . 570 KIEV . . . 870 KNX . . . 1970 KGER . . . 1390
KFI . . . 640 KHJ . . . 930 KXLA . . . 1110KTED . . . 1520
KMPC . . . 710 KFWB . . . 980 KFOX . . . 1280 KOWL . . . 1580
KECA . . . 990 KFVD . . . 1020 KFAC . . . 1330 KPMO . . . 1600
The following programs are compiled from reports provided by the broadcasters.
We assume no responsibility for last minute changes on their part—T.B.D.
TUESDAY P. M.
5:00 P. M.
KLAO—News
KFI—Feature Story
KECA, KETD—News
KHJ—Straight Arrow
KPWB—Red Rowe
KNX—Ed R. Murrow
KFAO—Sunset Serenade
5:15
KLAO—Sports
KMPC—Up Swing
KFI—News
KECA—Happy Theater
KNX—Tom Harmon
KERD—Music
5:30
KFI—Carmen Dragon
KECA—Superman
KHJ—Sky King
KNX—Chet Huntley
KFAO—Whoa Bill Club
KTED—Lynn Murray
5:45
KLAO—Sam Balter
KMPO—News
KNX—Frank Goss
6:00 P. M.
KLAO-KPWB—News
KMPO-KECA—News
KFI-Penny Singleton
KHJ-Gabriel Heatter
KNX-Life With Luigi
KLAO-Prelude to Evening
KTED-Sports,
K.M. Manning
6:15
KLAO-Al Jervis
KMPO-Bob Kelley
KECA-News
KHJ-News Reel
KPWB-Sports
KTED-Serenade
6:30
KFI-Fibber and Molly
KMPC-Pomona Fair
KECA-Jimmy Wakeley
KHJ-Answer Man
KPWB-Amer Dances
KNX-Truth-Conseq.
KFAO-Music
KTED-Evening Encores
6:45
KHJ-Sam Hayes
7:00 P. M.
KLAO-News, 570 Club
KHJ—Mysterious Travail:
KNX-Strawhat Concert
KAO-Twilight Hour
KTED-Frap Warren
7:15
KTED-Orange County Speaks
7:30
KFI—People Are Funny
KMPC-Words & Music
KhJ-Red Ryder
KECA-Gov. Warren
KPWB-Music
KNX-Orchh
KFAO-Echoes Encores
KTED-Navy Show
7:45
KPWB-Rosary Hour
KTED-Guest Star
8:00 P. M.
KLAO-News, Dugout
KLAO-News, Music
KFI-1 Man's Family
KMPC-Southland Story
KhJ-Song of Liberty
KECA-Time for Defense
KTED-Music
KNX-Lowell Thomas
8:15
KLAO-Baseball-Hollywood-San Diego
KFAO-Evening Concert
KMPC-Baseball-L.A.-Seattle
KFI-News
KPWB-To Vets
KNX-Jack Smith
8:30
KFI-Amer. Cavalcade
KECA-Gentlemen of the Press
KhJ-Singing Marshall
KPWB-News
KNX-Mr., Mrs. North
9:00 P. M.
KLAO-KMPC-Baseball
KFI-Hardy Family
KECA-America's Town Meeting
KhJ-News
KPWB-Bandstand
KNX-Mystery Theater
KFAO-Concert
KTED-June Christy
9:15
KHJ-Fulton Lewis
KHJ—Official Detective:
KECA-Monitor News
KNX-Reulah
KTED-News
9:45
KECA-People's Report
KTED-Turntable Time
10:00 P. M.
KLAO-KMPC-Baseball
KFI-Reporter
KhJ-I Love Mystery
KECA-News
KNX-Chet Huntley
KPWB-Gene Norman
KFAO-Musical X-Roads
10:15
KFI-Johnny Murray
KECA-Ted Malone
KhJ-Frank Edwards
KNX-Bob Elson
10:30
KFI-Virgil Pinkley
KMPO-Leisure Time
KEOA-Dr F Balles
KhJ-Lonesome Gal
KNX-Frankie Carlo
10:45
KFI-Freddy Martin
KECA-One for Book
11:00 P. M.
KLAO-Don Otis
KMPO-Palladium
KI.FI-News
KECA-Orchh.
KhJ-Art Van Orch.
KPWB-Gene Norman
KNX-Larry Thor
11:15
KI.FI-Melodies
KNX-Merry Go Round
11:30
KI.FI-Bing Sings
KhJ-Crowell
KMPO-Leisure Time
11:45
KLAO-KPWB-Musio
KI.FI-Guest Star
KMPO-News
KNX-You & the World
12 MIDNIGHT
KLAO-Don Otis
KI.FI-Musical Menue
MOVIES ADDED TO ITALIAN "M's"
ROME (P)—To the three famous "M's" of Italy—music, marble and macaroni—a fourth has been added—the movies. That's what the American film critic, John B. Turner, believes after visiting Italian film studios and talking to the man in the street about movie-making.
"The Italians are tremendously interested in the movies," says Turner. "They're movie-crazy."
SKIP THE PLEASANTRIES, PETERS!...TAIN'T BY CHOICE I'M HERE, YOU CAN BANK ON THAT! IT'S STRICTLY BUSINESS AND IF YOU'LL BUTTON THAT FUR-TRIMMED LIP OF YOURS...I'll GET IT OVER WITH — QUICK!!
—TONIGHT—
Tuesday, Sept. 19
5:00 P.M.
KFI (9)—Frank Webb
KTTV (11)—Rapage Riders
5:15
KNBH (4)—Scores and News
5:30
KNBH (4)—Howdy Doody
KTLA (5)—News, Music
KFI (9)—News
KLAC (13)—Kemper's Kapers
5:45
KTSL (2)—Preview, Cartoons
KTLA (5)—Police Call
6:00 P.M.
KTSL (2)—Cowboy Caravan, "Outlaw Rule"
KNBH (4)—Crusader Rabbitt Jump
KTLA (5)—Cowboy Thrills
KFI (9)—Education Film
KTTV (11)—Magic Party
KLAO (13)—Hawthorne & Eggbert
6:15
KTTV (11)—Film Oddi's
6:20
KNBH (4)—Comedy Thr., "In the Army"
6:30
KTLA (5)—Beanie Time
KECA (7)—Andy Clyde
KFI (9)—Eddie Goonzz
KLAC (13)—J. Bradford
6:40
KNBH (4)—Hello Again...
6:45
KNBH (4)—Cyc. Malone
KTLA (5)—Handy Hints
KECA (7)—Space Patrol
6:55
KTTV (11)—Korean Correspondent
7:00 P.M.
KTSL (2)—Cavalcade of Bands
"TLA (5)—Newarecl
KNBH (4)—Circle Globe
KECA (7)—Cowboys and Injuns
WEDNESDAY A. M.
7:00 A.M.
KLAO—Haynes at Reins
KNX-KFI-KELJ-News
KMPO-Farm Adviser
KECA-Welcome to Hollywood
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KFAO-Concert
KTED-Breakfast with Branson
7:15
KFI-Fleetwood Lawton
KMPO-News
KHI-Breakfast Gang
KNX-Stars in A. M.
7:30
KFI-Platter Party
KTFI-News
KNX-Big Sister
KFAO-Concert
KTED-News, Best on Wax
10:15
KFI-Are Ya Listening
KECA-Records
KHJ-Tell-o-Test
KNX-Ma Perkins
10:20
KFI-Wendell Noble
KECA-True Story
KHJ-Norma Young
KNX-Dr. Malone
KTED-BaseballKFWB-Showtime
KFAO-Songs
KTECA(7)-Chinatown Mysteries
KTTV(11)-News, Star Time
10:15
KTFI(11)-Rainier Revue
10:30
KNBH(4)-Club Celebrity
KTLA(5)-Latin Cruise
KEOA(7)-La Lawyzer
KTTV(11)-News R'dup
KTTV(11)-Club 11
KLAO(13)-Sports, News
10:45
KLAO(13)-Hawthorne
KTLA(5)-Teleforum
11:00 P.M.
KTSL(2)-Peter Potter
KNBH(4)-News
11:15
KTTV(11)-Jack Bourke
11:45
KLAO(13)-Bob McLaughlin
TOMORROW—
10:00 A.M.
KLAO(13)-Joe Graydon
12:00
KECA(7)-Test
KLAO(13)-Mike Roy
12:45
KTFI(11)-Serenade
1:00 P.M.
KTTV(11)-Studio Party
KLAO(13)-Al Jarvis
3:00 P.M.
KTTV(11)-Come Into Kitchen
3:30-Movie Gems. "Badge of Honor"
KFI(9)
9:00-Bill Welsh Show
12:00-News
12:30-Ladies Day
1:30-Oak's Corner
2:30-Open House
3:30-Singing Chef
3:20-At Home
3:40-Gardener
4:00-Stu Wilson
KTTV(11)
4:30-Classified Colmn
WEDNESDAY A. M.
7:00 A. M.
KLAO—Haynes at Reins
KNX-KFI-KHJ—News
KMPO—Farm Adviser
KECA—Welcome to Hollywood
KFWB—Bill Leyden
KFAC—Concert
KTED—Breakfast with Branson
7:15
KFI—Pleetwood Lawton
KMPC—News
KHJ—Breakfast Gang
KNX—Stars in A. M.
7:30
KFI—Platter Party
KMPC—Sports
KNX-KECA—News
7:45
KFI—Sam Hayes
KMPO—Hits
KECA-Zeke Mahners
KHJ-KFAC—News
KNX-Harry Babbitt
8:00 A. M.
KLAO—News Stocks
KMPC—Ken Barton
KFI—Bell Ringer
KECA-Bkfst Club 1 Hr.
KHJ-Cecil Brown
KFWB—Breakfast Club
KNX-Top of Morning
KFAC-Church
KTED-Melodies
8:15
KLAO-Sports, Haynes
KFI—Coffee Time
KMPC-Market, Sports
KHJ-KNX-KFAC—News
8:20
KFI-Jack Berch
KMPO-Bing Crosby
KHJ-Bible Institute
KNX-Grand Slam
8:45
KLAO-Racing News
KFI-Meyers Goes to Market
KMPC-KTED-News
KNX-Rosemary
KFAC-Unity
9:00 A. M.
KLAO-Bill Stewart
KFI-News Ladien' Day
KMPO-Relig Science
KECA-Johnny Olsen
KHJ-K. Smith Speaks
KFWB-Breakfast Club
KNX-Wendy Warren
KFAC-Piano Parade
KTED-Homemakers Harmonies
9:15
KMPC-Dinah Shore
KFI-Dave Garroway
KHJ-Garden Guide
KNX-Aunt Jenny
9:20
KMPG-Chef Milani
KFI-Ladies Day
KHJ-Women Wond'ful
KECA-Quiet as Flash
KFWB-Dave Ormont
KNX-Helen Trent
KFAC-Music
8:45
KFI-Around Town
KNX-Gal Sunday
10:00 A. M.
KLAO-Al Jarvis
KMPG-Bill Ewing
KECA-Vic Lindlahr
KFWB-Dave Ormont
WEDNESDAY A. M.
7:00 A. M.
KLAO-Haynes at Reins
KNX-KFI-KHJ—News
KMPO-Farm Adviser
KECA-Welcome to Hollywood
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KFAC-Concert
KTED-Breakfast with Branson
7:15
KFI-Pleetwood Lawton
KMPC-News
KHJ-Breakfast Gang
KNX-Stars in A. M.
7:30
KFI-Platter Party
KMPC-Sports
KNX-KECA-News
7:45
KFI-Sam Hayes
KMPO-Hits
KECA-Zeke Mahners
KHJ-KFAC-News
KNX-Harry Babbitt
8:00 A. M.
KLAO-News Stocks
KMPC-Ken Barton
KFI-Bell Ringer
KECA-Bkfst Club 1 Hr.
KHJ-Cecil Brown
KFWB-Breakfast Club
KNX-Top of Morning
KFAC-Church
KTED-Melodies
8:15
KLAO-Sports, Haynes
KFI-Coffee Time
KMPC-Market, Sports
KHJ-KNX-KFAC-News
8:20
WEDNESDAY A. M.
7:00 A. M.
KLAO-Haynes at Reins
KNX-KFI-KHJ—News
KMPO-Farm Adviser
KECA-Welcome to Hollywood
KFWB-Bill Leyden
KFAC-Concert
KTED-Breakfast with Branson
7 Preposition
8 Swiss river
9 Lake in Canal Zone
10 City in Chaiidea
11 A compass point
12 French article By
13 Russian news agency
14 American Indian (pl.) Pirates
15 Guides
16 Vegetable dish (pl.) An arachnid
17 A month (abbr.) Rational Lath
18 The electric catfish
19 Roman road
20 Game bird
21 So. American missile weapon (pl.) Palmful spots
21 Pronoun
23 Sun god
26 To go about idly
28 To chop
29 Beast of burden
61 Correlative of either Symbol for sodium
64 Italian river Cooled lava
KBJ—News
KNX-Big Sister
KAO—Concert
KTED-News, Best on Wax
10:15
KI=Are Ya Listening
KECA-Records
KBJ-Tell-o-Test
KNX-Ma Perkins
10:30
KI=Wendell Noble
KECA=True Story
KBJ-Norma Young
KNX-Dr.Malone
KTED-Baseball—
KBWB-Showtime
KAO-Songs
10:45
KI=Life Beautiful
KNX-Guiding Lite
11:00 A. M.
KAO-AI Jarvis
KI=Double, Nothing
KAO-Bill Ewing
KAO-Betty Crocker
KBJ-Ledies Fair
KBWB-Maurice Hart
KBQ-2nd Mrs Burton
KBQ-Guy Bates Post
KAO-Eca-Ira Cook
KBQ-Perry Mason
KBQ-Songs
11:30
KI=Live Like Millionaire
KAO-J.B.Kennedy
KAQ-Queen for Day
KBQ-Nora Drake
KAQ-Music Hall
KBQ-145
KBQ-Brightter Day
KAQ-Eca-Ira Cook
12 NOON
KAO-AI Jarvis
KI=Farm Reporter
KI=Farm Report
KAO-Music Mooods
KBJ-KECA-News
KBWB-Bill Anson
KBQ-News, Protect. League
KAO-Chancert
KTED-Baseball
12:15
KI=Road of Life
KAO-Southland Rpt.
KAO-Baukhage talks
KBJ-Cedric Foster
12:30
KI=Pepper Young
KBJ-Nancy Dixon
KAO-For Farmers
KAO-Mod.Romance
KBWB-News-Anson
KBQ-Art Linkletter
12:45
KI=Happiness Right
KBJ-B baseball
KBQ-Song Stars
KAO-News
1:00 P. M.
KAO-News,Sports
KI=Backstage Wife
KAO-Callif.Carousel!
KAO-Ira Cook
KBWB-Bill Anson
KBQ-Nona
KAO-Your City
1:15
KAO-S70 Club
KAI-Stella Dallas
KBQ-Hill Top House
KAO-Matiuse 1:30
KI=Lorenzo Jones
KAO-Easy Aces
KBQ-Disc Jockey 1:45
KI=Widder Brown
KAO-Eran Soully 2:00 P. M.
KAO-News.Sports
KI=Girl Marries
KAOP-Garousel.News
KAOP-Surprise Package
KBJ-Baseball
KBQ-George Fisher.
KBQ-Bill Anson.
KAOP-O'mposers Corner.
KTED-News.Music 2:15
KAOL-570 Club.
KI=Portia.
KAON-Freddie Martin 2:30.
KI=Plain Bill.
KAOP-Chance of Lifetime.
KBQ-Big Crowdy.
KTED-Beach Party 2:45.
KI=Front Page Parrell.
KBQ-Art Godfrey 3:00 P. M.
KI=Welcome Travelers.
KAOP-Magic Melody.
KBQ-Music.
KAOP-Today in Hiwdw.
KBQ-Phew Potter.
KAOP-Opera 3:15.
KBJ-Crowall.
KAOP-Hannibal Cobb 3:20.
KI=Aunt Marv.
KAOP-Rudy Valles.
KBQ-FNB.News.
KTED-News,Riviera Time 3:45.
KI=Love and Learn.
KBQ-Lynn & Hillywd.
KBQ-FNB.News.
4:00 P. M.
KAOL-C莱.Sports.
KAIP-Woman's Secret.
KAOP-News.
KAEC-Ant Baker.
KAJ-Fulton Lewis.
KAFPWE-Peter Potter.
KAOX-Urt Massey.
KAFPWE-Masterpieces.
KTED-U.M. 4:15.
KAOL-Bill Stewart.
KI=Dr.Paul.
KAOP-Bands & Gallads.
KIJ-Hemingway.
KIXX-Strike It Rich.
KTED-CConcert by Sean 4:30.
KI=E Wheeler.
KIJ-Behind the Story.
KAOP-Safety Hangers.
KAOP-Elay It Agxin.
KBWP-Nen Nows 4:45.
KAOL-Racing.
KAOP-Romance and Rhythm.
KAEP-Eimer Davis.
KIJ-Sam Hayes.
KBXP-Harry Babbitt.
(C)=1860 by Universal Radio Features Syndicate - Yum.E Danson.