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YOUR RADIO MERCHANT and YOUR PROGRAMS Don't expect too much from your new radio set; there are

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Remember that your own satisfaction with your set depends to a large extent upon your own understanding, and this knowledge naturally increases as you become familiar with its use. Not only in the adjustment of the dial and tuning controls do you become pro-f.cient, but you learn as well what to and what not to expect from the set You will learn the effect upon reception of climatic condi-*ions generally, favorable in winter and less favorable in summer. as

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.casional nights when good reception is almost impossible—yet the .et is probably working at its best. Try it again the next night, when climatic conditions probably will have improved. A common cause of annoyance is noise in the set. About the first

thing to do Is to check the light sockets for poor connections, and it has been found that this is the principal contributing factor. If this in the cause, it is easy to determine whether it is static (natural causes( coming in over the antenna, or interference coming in over the house wire. Note carefully the amount of noise and then dis-connect the antenna; if it is unabated it is interference from some electrical device, perhaps blocks away. It may be a street car, an oil burner, an X-ray machine, or even a household appliance. If the

still a few things it won't do, marvelous as radios of today upon it. With modern reception advanced as it is to a broadcasting on a plane of excellence heretofore unap-end of the country to the other, involving almost every

today's modern radio is indeed blessed with a magic touch. to be ample and your satisfaction complete; yet the be-than any radio set can possibly produce and it is to these

amount of noise is reduced by disconnecting the antenna, if is from the forces of nature and nothing cal be done to correct the trouble. Some localities are worse than others for static and therz is generally more in summer than winter.

Owing to the great d:fference in climatic and other conditions, that vitally affect rad:o reception, it is obvious that no guarantee of dis-tance can be given. Location, that is, being clear and away from high tension etectec lines and electrical disturbances, is a prime factor. Even more important, are weather conditions. As everybody knows, distance reception is at its best during the winter months; yet no one has been able to put his finger on the exact thing that makes the radio wave carry or tail to carry. One day you secure great distance; the next day, under similar atmospheric conditions, your range will fall far short. The power of the station is a large factor in determining results.

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The air is being gradually purged of mystics. Even large companies that spon-sored astrologists and numerologists are dropping this method of appeal. The mo-tive behind such instrumentalities of sales is to catch the women's money, as it is assumed that the women are more gul-lible. Where replies were sought from lis-teners, the majority of the responses was from women. Even chains carried the hokum programs. Small stations went so far as to permit mystics, fortune tellers, clairvoyants and others of the tribes of money-catchers to answer over the air intimate problems sent in by mail. One "Rajah" in reading letters he was about to answer would state occasionally that there was a dollar bill pinned to the epis-r.e. Thus ,the idea of how to be 'sure of getting a reply was gently implanted. Some of his answers, in line with the usual trend of others, stated that a per-sonal visit would be preferable. The per-sonal visit was always the grand oppor-tunity for gold. Protests against this sort of broadcasting rained in on the Federal Radio Commission. Radio, however, mere-ly fell heir to the results of a craze for the necromancy nonsense.

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One of the most pathetic letters ever received by Ted White, NBC tenor, came from a girl invalid in Los Angeles, who had been told she might not live much longer, and who wanted her favorite radio artist to sing at her funeral. The NBC star sent her a cheery letter and offered to "sing her back to health" instead. Not long ago came a letter from the same girl, joyfully announcing she is recovering "I am wonderfully better and I know that your singing has been a large factor in helping me," she declared.

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One of the relics of the "ancient days" of radio rests securely at the NBC studios in Chicago, and is highly prized by the engineering department. It is the origin-al transmitter of station WENR, NBC's key station in the midwest. This com-paratively tiny piece of mechanism, bare-ly two feet square, consisting of a few coils and switches, had a power of 10 watts.

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According to report, the site for the new superstation to be put up in Vienna by Ravag has been decided. It is approx-imately 20 miles due north of Vienna al-though the authorities decline to disclose the exact location in order to prevent real estate speculations which will naturally occur as the new station will bring pros-perity to its district.

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On a recent Sunday Kate Smith crossed the Hudson to be interviewed by C. J. Ingram over WAAT, where she was greet-ed at the studios by a large crowd of admirers. In the group were a young couple who explained to Kate they had been married the day before but had de-layed their honeymoon so as to be able to meet her. Kate, an opportunist, obliged by hum.•ning the Wedding March from "Lohengrin".

That great Russian tragedienne and dancer, Ida Rubinstein, formerly of the Imperial Ballet, whose company of Rus-sian dancers took part in the relay from Covent Garden recently, of Henry Saug-uet's ballet, "David," has been helped forward on her brilliant career by many distinguished European folk. Diaghiley introduced her to Paris; d'Annunzio wrote his play "San Sebastian" for her; Leon Bakst designed her scenery; Sarah Bern-hardt taught her some of her art. Ma-dame Rubinstein has spent a fórtune in commissioning authors, painters and com-posers to assist in her productions.

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When Morton Downey, Tony Wons and Jacques Renard were received at Boston's City Hall during a recein visit to the Hub City by the entire personnel of the Camel Quarter Hour, the tenor obliged with several songs. He acceded to a re-quest for "My Wild Irish Rose", but in the middle of the chorus he stopped — the words had slipped his memory. "If my dad were here and thought I'd for-gotten the words to that song, he'd kill me," Downey said. He squared everything with a rendition of "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling".

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John S. Young, NBC announcer, has beaten Floyd Gibbons at his own game. In the absence of the rapid-fire talker, Young read his short weekly talk on sci-ence during the General Electric pro-gram over an NBC-WEAF network re-cently. Gibbons had timed the talk for seven minutes. Erno Rapee, orchestral director of the program, told Young that all the time he could be allowed was six minutes. Six minutes to read a talk Gibbons had scheduled for seven! Young read the talk in five minutes, as timed by the production man.

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Dr. Laurance Cross, daily speaker in NBC's Cross Cuts from the Log o' the Day from, the Pacific studios, is a licensed motion picture operator, as well as a clergyman, radio artist, writer and musi-cian. Dr. Cross once was the pastor of a church whose congregation was foreign-born. Instead of preaching sermons to them in English, which they could not understand, Dr. Cross showed them mo-tion pictures, and obtained the operator's license in order to do the work himself.

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Paul Whiteman has been named music supervisor and Leroy Shields, former con-ductor-arranger, has been appointed mu-sical director of NBC in Chicago. White-man has been associated with NBC since last February, when he signed an exclu-sive management contract with NBC Ar-tists Service. In his new capacity White-man will continue to direct his orchestra in radio and p e rsonal appearances. Shields, who takes over the duties of musical director in Chicago, came to NBC from the RCA-Victor Company. In 1931 Shields joined the NBC staff in San Francisco as musical çlirector. Subsequent promotion led him to the Chicago offices as musical director.

Ursula Greville is something more than a highly-trained singer, composer a nd writer; as an authority on folk-songs and their interpretation, gained at first-hand, she occupies a prominent position in the world of music. National BBC listeners heard her sing some examples of folk-songs collected from English, Irish and Scottish sources, recently.

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Theo Karle, Pillsbury Pageant tenor, joined an opera company at the age of seventeen.

Staff members of the NBC studios in San Francisco are fond of covering long distances, judging by the manner in which they were traveling last sum-mer. Joseph Hornik, the orchestral con-ductor, recently returned from a three-months leave in Europe. It was Joe's first visit to his birth-place, Vienna, since he left there fifteen years ago. Gunnar Johansen, young Danish pianist, also visited Europe but not on a vacation trip,. as he toured under the management of the NBC Artists Service, and gave 25 concerts in the two months he spent in France, Germany, England and the Scandinavian countries. He and Mrs. Jo-hansen flew from point to point of the tour.

Thirty-eight of the 48 states now have outlets for the programs of Columbia which now boasts 85 stations. In the East, the only states not possessing a Co-lumbia station as yet are New Hampshire, Vermont and Delaware. West of the Mississippi River, states without a Colum-bia representation are North Dakota, Wy-oming, Montana, Idaho, New Mexico and Arizona. Only one commonwealth in the entire South is missing in the set-up of the network — Mississippi.

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Marion Weeks, operetta, musical com-edy and vaudeville star appearing on Columbia attracted considerable attention in amateur productions as a child. It was soon recognized that Miss Weeks was a feature in herself, and she was booked as a single for vaudeville, billed as "the minature prima donna". Her opening stand was in Washington, D. C., and Pres-ident Wilson saw her first performance. The Chief Executive sent her an auto-graphed photograph and a letter of ap-preciation. This approval brought her country-wide notice, and the next week she was headlineel at the Palace Theatre in New York, dreamed-of haven of all vaudevillians. She appeared recently in "The Student Prince", and for the last few years has been in England, where she scored as easily there in the varieties as she did here.

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Bing Crosby, baritone, got the urge for a theatrical career while a audent at Gonzaga College in Spokane, Wash. He was a leader in scholastic dramatic ac-tivities and after a performance of "Sev-en Keys to Baldpate" was signed by Lee Morrison for a part in a touring coast production.

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The draWing at the top of these two pages shows the world's Lirgest and most important broadsasting stations, and their locations. Power os going up and up, and larget and larger stations are being equipped by the nations of the world. On the map are indicated not only the largest statam4 but the largest and most important in each country. Lists of the ranking sta-tions in each hemisphere are also printed. Below is a complete listing of the radio broadcasting stations of the world compiled principally from the official list of the International Telegraphic Union of the world with head-quarters at Berne. It will be noticed char a longer broadcasting span is in use throughout the world than the one allotted for broadcasting in North America. North American stations, of course, are not included on these pages as complete listings appear elsewhere.

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(50) 750 Reo de Janeiro, PRAA

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Santo., PRAO (50) 714 Sao Paulo, PRAL (100) 751

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COLOMBIA Bogota. FUN (2000) 685

PARAGUAY Asuncion (12)

PERU Arequipa. 0.96U (20) 1764 Lune OAX (1500) 790

0A4M (12) 1428

URUGUAY Montevideo 006(1000) 850

CX10 (1000) 730 CX12 (520) 770 CX14 (1000) 810

890 930 9,0 1010 1050 1130 1170 1210 1250 1290 1330 1383 1410 1455

0X18 (250) CX20 (2000) CX22 (260) 0%24 (1000) CX26 (2000) COSO (250) CX32 (200) CX34 (500) CX36 (250) CX38 (100) CX40 (100) CX42 (500) CX44 (20) CX46 (100) CX48 (50) 1493

Paysando CW40 (30) 1340 CW94 (50) 1422

Salto. CW32 (50) 1180 CW34 (50) 1220 CW36 (30) 1260 CW38 (30) (300

Tecuerembo, CW30 (2)) 1140

VENEZUELA Urate.. ACRE (1000) 800

IBC ( ) 960

AFRICA ALGERIA

Alglars, 131:151 (13,00e) 825

CANARY ISLANDS LasPalmee.EAR5(500) 1071

KENYA halrogi. 71.0 1 1 760

TUNISIA Tunle. TUA ( ) 206 Kaelzell (800) 222

SOUTH AFRICA Capo Town, 270 (1600) 800 Durban. ITD (1500) 738 Johannesburg, 2TJ

(1500) 067

MOROCCO Maroc ( i 414 Rabat (2500) 721 Caeorlanca CND (25) 983

EGYPT Coro ( I 869

909 SRE ( ) 1176

CM+ _MY_ orzet ceccolce-1

EUROPE Cg, c-» _101a

ENGLAND Aberdeen( 1200) Beefast (1200) Bournemouth (1200) Cardiff (1200) Dundee (160) Edinburgh (400) Glasgow ((200)

London National (68 000)

London Regional (70000)

AUSTRIA

1040 1238 1040 968 1040 1040 797

Midland Regional (38.005)

National (35.000)

Newcastle (1200)

North National (70,000)

North Regoonal 1148 (70,000)

Prerrouth (160) 842 Swansea (160)

Graz (9300) 851 Innebruck (600) 1058 Klangenfurt (600) 662 Lm. (600) 1220 Salzburg (600) 1373 Vlan., UON2 (201300) 581

BELGIUM Brasais, ON41313

(20,000) 590

(20,000) 887

ON9F0 (100) 1219

ON4GT (100) 1375

ON4RC (100) 1448

Andre, EB4FG ( ) 1430 Antwerp. ONCE° (50) 1456

Chatelineau, ON4CE (200) 1388

Damprey, ON4FG (25)1455 DeCeluwe, EB4E12 ( )1200 Ghent, ON4RG (400) 1219 Houben, EB4EX ( ) 1335 Keups, EB4B0 ( 1035. Liege,ON4RW (203) 1219 Lucas, EB4CE ( ) 1365 Masson, EB4CF ( ) 1395 OttomantON4EX(100)1338 Philipe, EB4GT ( ) 1150

Radio Gand. 60414G ( ) 1090

f.habeek, EB4F0 ( )1220 EB4RC (100) 1395

Verviers, ON4CF (106)1.156 Wallonie, EB4RW ( )1070

BULGARIA Colla Rance-Rochez

(1000) 841

DANZIG Danzig, PTO (3u)

We c+.1._nwax er,ocrcul Or. senn,enco.oc

FRANCE Fecarnp ( ) 1340 vado Toulouse (8000) 788

752 Grenoble, PTT (1200) 914

193 Lille ((000) 1130

1040 Limoge, (500) 1022

Lyons. YN (2300) 644 995 YR (8000) 1049

Marseillea (1600) 950

Montpelier (1200) 1099

Radio Agen,F2B0(4801 963

Radio Alger ( I 825

Radeo Devez. ( ) 1413

Radio Juan tes Pin (250) 1206

1076 Radio LL ( I 815

Radio Lyon ( ) 1051

Radio Mont Merrain (250) 750

Radio Montpelier 1 )1195 Radio Nimee 11000) 1247 St Etienne 5250)

Radio Normandy ( ) 1408 Toulon (500,

Radio Parie. CFR (17.000) 174

Radio Sud Ouest ( )1265

620

1040 1040

CZECHO-SLOVAKIA Bratlelavia, OKR

(12 500)

Brno (3000) Brun, OKB (2500) Kosice, OKK (2500)

Morav•ka Ostrava (11.030)

Prague, OKP (5500)

DENMARK

878 977 1022

1139

59.1.

Copenhagen ((000) 1067 Kaundborg (10.000) 260 Bora ( i 260

(2000) 3088

ESTONIA Tallinn (10.000) 1013

(100) 250 (2200) 735 (648) 1050

( )

FINLAND Abo ( ) 1219 13jorentorg (1500) 1219 Tammerfors (1000) 1031 Helsinki, OFA (15.000) 815 Jekobstad, OFC (750) 1031 Lahtl, OFB (54,000), 167 P,etersaari (250) 1220 Por), OFD ( ) 1373 Tampere. OPE ((000) 662 Turku, OFG (600) 1220 Vopuri, OFH (15,000) 1031

To rs.

HUNGARY

644

Budapest (23.000) 545 Lakthegy, HAL ( ) 550

ICELAND Reykjavik (21,000) 250

062 TFA (500) 1999

Radio Veto. ( ) 971

Rennes (1500)

Staebourg ((5 000)

Si Quentcn ( )

Toulouee 5E000) MRD 0500)

Angeore 1801

Bezeora (1+001

Biarritz (2+0)

Caen (2001

Pares FLE (15 C90) F860 015001

(500) (2000)

FPTT 11000) (12D0

R hem. (5C0)

DONNA+. (32.0001 (50.0) (3006)

HOLLAND LATVIA Bloemendaal ( ) 1220 Luxemburg. LOAA Hilversum (850) 160 (250)

PFBI (7000) 280

Hocen (8500) 160 PH9 (6200) (006 PHI (40000) 1778 (300) 937

Scheveningen, PCF (1500) 280 Lueernourg LOAA

(10 000) 1344

ITALY Bari, 1BA ( I _ Boeano, 1BZ (200) 642 Firenze. IF) ( Genoa. (GE (1500) 779 Milan (Mi (8500) 599 Naples, INA (1700) 905 Palermo, 1PA (3600) 662 Rome (110 (75.000) 680 Trieste. 1TR (15 000) 1211

Turin ( I 10(3 1TO (8)00) 1094

IRISH FREE STATE Belfast 2BE (1200) 1238 Cork, 6CK (1500) 1307

2RN (1500) 725

t103

869

1714

779 1175

1091

1364

1515

1080

208 825 905 968 671 919

777

1364

(200

986 1199 1265

1180

LITHUANIA Kaunas. RY1I (70301 150 Rega, roc ((3.030) 672

LUXEMBURG

NORWAY Alesund. LOA (400) 671 Bergen, LKB -(1130/ 624 Dodo. LOO 11.00) 662 FredrIketad. I. 07(800) 815 Hunier LOO 600) 527 Kristiansand, 'LS K

(500) 1274 lieder. (1300) 608 Notodden. LOON (900) 471 Oslo (75.000) 280

LKO ( I 608 Portgrund. LKP(1500) 062 Rjukan, LKR (170) 671 Stavanger, Llt5 (500) 1240 Trogne°, LOOM e 10) 062 Trondelag. LOT ( ) 062

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Oslo 75,000 e Stockholm, SBA 1 15,000

Riga, YU A 13,0e1

0 Berlin 85,000 0 Warsaw 156,000

London Regional ▪ 7▪ 0,000

17.0000 O Heilsburg 75;000 0 Kharkov, RV4 25,000 20,000

OLeningiad, R V3 100,000

Paris, CFR dr.....\‘\

0 Vienna

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Durnan, ... 11, u

Cape Town, 2.0... ,

S'••_ f R me IRO ° 111/7

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HIGH- POWER STATIONS / EASTERN ‘ \HEMISPHERE/

. . . , ..

Warsaw 158,000 Motala, SBG 40,000 Leningrad. Rn 100,000 Imeni, 8856 40,000 Moscow, RW58 100,000 Donon 40,000 Moscow. RW49 100,000 Midland Regional 38,000 Berlin 135,000 Nellshurg 75,000 Stockholm, SBA 75,008 Rome IRD 75,000 Muhlicker 75,000 Oslo 75,000 London Regional 70,000 North National 70,000 North Regional 70,000 London National 68,000 Berominster 60,000 Sottons 60,000 Lahti, OFB 54,000

Kiev, R V9 36,000 Sverdlovsk 36,000 Daventry National 35,000 Bordeaux 35,000 Tachkent 25,000 ludapest 23,000 rleykiank 21,000 Lwow, SP6 21,000 Wilno 21,000 Moscow, RW2 20,000 Brussels 20,000 Belgium, 0M4RB 20,000 Vienne 20,000

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I,102

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A ).rd, 1 A....00,

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Europe, Africa, Asia, Oceania

2 511t-.MM-es_. 441_25_,.M.I2L4

EUROPE 1,,Loc•cuR ciTv tp.y. Pue. wu.ocya.• c

GERMANY SOVIET RUSSIA Aachen (3C0) 1319 A la Chnpelle (700) 6.2

Augsberg (700) 536 Berlon ( I 119

(85,000) 184 (10000) 231 (17001 716 (2,00) 1659

8remen (/00) 884 ( ) 950 (300) 1112

Breslau (1700) 923 (4000) 1185

Cologne (4300) 1319

Dresden (750) 941 Flenaburg (1500) 1373

Frankfurt (1700) 770 Fr e bora (1500) 521

GlewIta (3000) 925 (5000) 1184

Hamburg (4000) 806

POLAND Krakow. SP3 ( ) 930

(1500) 919

Katoverce,SP4 (16.000) 710

Lodz, SP1 (2200) 1229

Lwow SPA (21000) 779

Poznan, SP2 (350) 878 (1900) 896

Warsaw (1513,000) 212 SPI (

(12 000) 779 SP8 (1900) 1400

Wilno SP5 ( 1 093 (500) 779

(540/ 815

(21,000) 1229

PORTUGAL Llabon, CT1AA (MD) 942

CTIAN (10) 1066

CTIBO (150) 1056

CTIDH ( ) 1056

CTIED (30) 1056 °Part.. PAPI ( 1 1249

(3000) 1448

REUNION Radio S Dama ( ) 600

ROMANIA

liellsberg (75 000) 1085 Hanover (300) 538

Kamralautern (300) 530 1112 1220 1219 1292 1319 1085 1382 635

1157 10513 1310

833 563

Kassel 1750) K'ai (700)

(307) Koln ( ) Konigaberg (4000)

(1700) Langenberg (17,000) Legortg (4000) Magoeburg (600) Muenster (1500)

Muhlacker (75 D03) Munchun ( )

Munich (4000) 563 Munster (600) 1319

Nuren bure (10001 Stettin (750) Stuttgart ( )

SWEDEN Boden. SBE (9750)

Boras. SCA (960) ((20)

Eskilstuna SCB (250)

Fatun,SCC (650) 932

Cante SCD (200) 1470 Goteborg. S1313 (15 PA) 932

Halrnatad, SCE (250) 1391 Helarngborq.SCG12501 1301 Ho. by, 013H (15 000) 1166 hudiksvall SCF (150)1112 Jonkowng SCH (250) 1490 K•Imar. SCI (250) 1220 Karlscrona SCJ (250)1530

ear)stad OCIO (250) 1373 10,-una. SCL (200) 1220 Krustineharnn, SCM

(25.3) 1.1.1 M•lberget, SCN (250) 689 Malmo, SOC t75t0 Motala 613G (40 000. 223

Norrkoping SCO (254)1112 Orebro, SCV (256) 1265 Ornskoldvok,SCW(501 1373 Oatersund SOP (600) 389 Saf)le SCP (400) 1220 Stockholm SBA (75 000) 689 Sundsdall.SBD(15,000) 554 Tro)lhattan. SCQ (25011193 Uddevalla, SCR (100) 1310 Urnea. SCS (50) 1305 Uppaal• SCT (200) 662

Boon ,,..t (16,030) 394 Varberg, SC).) (300) 1058

0254 10-9 833

Achkhabad RW19.4000)334 Nljni Novgorod RW42 Alma Ata, RW60(10 000)310 (4000) 394

Arkhanghe)sk. RW36 NovosIbrrsk RW6(4000)278 (10,0410) 770 Odessa. RW13 (4000) 667

Aatrakhan, RW35(1000)435 Omsk RW44 (1200) 472 Eakuu RW8 (10,000) 228 Orenbourg. RW45(10.301462

RW43 (1200) 238 Oufa, RW22 (2060) 444

Dnepropetrovsk, 00030 Penza RW56 (1200) 640 (4000) 511 Petroparlovals, 110829

Erivan, RW21 (4000) 343 (2000) 468 Corn,-) RW43 (1200) 621 RW46 (1200) 687. Grosnyl. RW23 (1200) 676 Piatigorsk RW24(1200)865'

Irkoutsk, RW14 (10.000)188 Pokrovsk RW55 (10001 729

Ivanovo Vo eeeee nak. Rostov. RW12 (4000) 354 RW31 (1200) 1504 Samara. RW16 (1200) 522

Kazan. 00817 (1(00) 550 Samarkand. FtW18 ( ) 343 Khabarovsk. RW54 Srnferopo). RW52 ( ) 630

(500) 1053 Smolensk. RW24 (20130)531

Kharkov, 8084 (16 000) 320 RW20 (4000) 704

Klev RW9 (36.000) 338 Krasenodar, RW33(10001650

Leningrad, FIW3(20 000)300 250 RW53 (100000) 300

1301 Makhatch Kala, RW27 1450 (1000) 796 1220 Mlnsk, 80810 (4000) 429

Moskva RW39 (1000) 793 RWI (1C0 C170) 203 00858 (40 060) 273 RW37 (303) 793 RW2 (20 000) 417 RW49 (100,000) 230

Naltch.k, RW51 (1200) 748

SPAIN Alrnerla EA.) 18 (1000)1193

Barcelona EAJlftecal 860

EAJI3 (10,000) 1121

EAJI8 (1000) 1193

Cadlz (500) 896

Cartagena EAJ15(100)1220

Catalana (10,000) 1121

Ovecleo, FAJ19 (700) 1119

Salarnanca, EAJ22 (1000)

San Sebaatlan, EAJ8 (600) 662

SevIl(e, EAJ5 (1500) 815

Madr.d EAJ7 (2000) 707

EAJY (750i 710 EAM 1 ) 9772

Stains°. RW26 (1200) 810 Stavropol. RW32(12001 608

Sverdlovsk RW5 I 1 364 T ..hkent RW11(25,000)256

00847 (2600) 421

Taira 8087 (10 000) 280 Tiraspol, 00807 (4000) 838

Tonsk. RW48 ( ) 645 Vel.ki, 00840 ( 1 560

Verkhneoudinsk.RW63 350

Vladikavkaz. RW64 752

Vladivostok. RW28 636

Voronej, RW25 ( 1 386

SWITZERLAND Basal (2501

(650) Berorninater (60.000) Berne (1)00) Geneva (1500) Lausanne (600) Suttene (60 000) Zurrch ( )

(630)

TURKEY

297 1229 653 1220 395 441 743 663 753

662 Angora (5000) 150 Ankara (7000) 195 Istanbul, TAL (5000) 250

YUGOSLAVIA 1301000de (3400. 697 Ljubljana (28001 522 Zagreb (700, 977

OCEANIA AUSTRALIA

Alela•de .Al2. (303m 720 ICI ,5000) 750 ION ID 01 9>0 5K A (10001 1200

A bury 2A0 ( 1

Ballarat 386 1121 13end.go, 3130 (MO)

Brosbane 40G (2500) 779 480 (2r0) 11'5 4EK (200) 1293

Canberra DCA (14) 1r53

E W od JEF (50) 1230

Geelong 3GL (501 1400

Gunnedah 2M0 (50) 1333

Hob•rt 701_ (3000) 581 7H0 (50) 830

Laanceston 7LA (100)1080 Llsn ore DON (501 1340

Maclay 40,16 (1001 119)

Melbourne OAR (6060) 620 31 0 (5, 01 878 31.12 (500) 940 3DB (500) 1179

(200) 1253

Mot* Vale 261V (53) 1220

Newcastle 2140 (2)3) 1110 :NC (23C0) 1245

1483

1330

975

Perth 6WF (o000) 6" NEW ZEALAND VOL (3001 1010

Rockhampton 9RK Aucktnd IVA 1,001 910

(.000) 930

Sydney :FG (5048) 678

2BL (5000, 8-)9

2GB (3000) 944

2UE (200) 1C •4

2K0 (1540) 10'1

2UW (500) 1124

Swanhill 3514 (50) 10

Tookkoomba 4GR (50)1027

Trafalgar 3TR ( 1 1280

Wangaratta 3WR (500023

Wollangong. 2WL (50)1420

PHILIPPINE ISL. Cebu KIRL ( 1 1300

Mandla KZRM ( ) 625

ICZKZ ( ) 1110

02 .13 ( ) 1153

BRITISH COLONIES Hamilton Bermuda

TJW ( I 550

Srngapore ISE ( ) 910

Victorra, Mono Kong ZBW (1500) 857

1713 2.21 1000 128 '1201 (080 170 1,1 1 1190 123 (1001 1320 1ZS 5/ 1420

Chrrstchurch 30A(500.980 3ZC 200) 1,03

Duned n 15001 650 42M (125) 1090

Eketaruna 11001 1210

G six roe 22J 1251 1150 2INI (10) 1150

Grayrnouth 'ZR 150) 8,2 Haaungs 221 (50) 1330

2ZL 30 1333 Hamilton 1ZH (II) 633 Manerewa 21•1 1101 12 .0 Masterton 220 (25) 1184 Nap e, 200 1251 12.t.3

22H 11CO. 12E0 New Plyn outh 200

100) 1223 Palmemton North, 2ZE

1501 1050 220 1501 1053

Wa.roa H B 2ZP (50) 823 Manoanui 22K (50) 603 We 1.neton 2YA (5000) 72)

2ZW (1000) 1120

JAPAN Dmren JCIAK (500) 750

Fukuoka JOLK (500) 680

Hiroshima JOFK (10 0001 850

Kanal•wa JOJK(3000) 710

▪ JODO (180) 693

Kroto 300K 0001 625

Kumamoto. JOCK (10 CO3) 793

Nagano JONK (500) 635 Nagoya JOCK (10 000) 810 Okayama, JOK 14 (5001 700 Osaka JOBK (10 0001 750 Sapporo. JO)K 110 000) 830 Sendai. JOHK (10 000) 770 Shizuoka JOPO (500) 728 Tarhoku JFAK (10000) 400 • JOAK (10 000) 070

ASIA INDIA

Bombay. VUB (3030) 840

Calcutta, VUC (3000) 810

Lahore VOL I 1 882

Madras. VUM ( ) 763

RanGoon, VUR I 1 7.4

SIAM Bangkok,FISP1 ( ) 857 Saladerg. HSP3 ( 1 9.8

KOREA 0050 JODK (1000) 693

CEYLON Colombo (1750) 375

FORMOSA Torno),,, JFAK 1 0 9.0

CHINA Canton CAB (10001 629

Hangchow XGY (2101 977

ki.krb.n C01-03 (1000) 674

Mukilen COMK (2000) 731

Nank.ng XGZ (500) 1071

R..14ing xOPP ( 1 952 Peking COPIO (1000) 917

Shanghm I ) XGAH ( NKS I / XGX I ) KSMS ( XCTE I 1

T,rni.n GEC ( COTN t5C01

SAMOA Apa IZA 1 840

870 930 952

1071 11:183 5000

1009 6,06

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UNITED STATES RADIO

ZONE I

William D. L. Starbuck, Commissioner

‘i sine Noi Hampshire he, mold \ 1 assai husett, Rhode 1,1 and ('onnti tit tit Ntis York, Nett Jeri, y Di lath are. DIstutt

Cleared Channel Stations 66—WEAF; 71—WOR 76—WIZ; 86—WABC

99—WBZ 106—WTIC-WBAL 110—WPC-WLWL 115—WHAM

ZONE II

Ira A. Robinson, Commissioner

Pen i,‘ hania Ir edit West \ir acidic ICentut ka Ohio and

Iiiiran

Cleared Channel Stations 70—WLW; 75—WIR 82—WHAS; 98—KDKA

107—WTAM 111—WRVA 116—WWVA 117—WCAU

Photos il International Nens Reel

ZONE III

Eugene O. Sykes, Commissioner

Ninth Carolina Soul h Caro-lina Georgia Florida Alabama. \fisidssitipl. I oulgiana Te \ as Oklahoma. Arkansas and lien-

Cleared Channel Stations 65—WSM; 74—WSB 80—WBAP-WFAA 85—KWKH—WWL 104—KRLD-KTHS

108—WBT; 119—WOAI 114—WAPI-KV00

COMMISSION

ZONE IV

Charles McK. Saltzman, Commissioner

wi.uti•fit Indiana Illinois, itlis,tiurl Kansas Nebraska Iona Nlinne,ota North Dakota and South Dakota

Cleared Channel Stations

67—WMAQ; 72—WCN 77—WBBM-KFAB

81—WCCO 87—WENR-WLS 100—W HO-WOC

102—KYW; 109—KMOX

_ZONE V

Harold A. LaFount, Commissioner

Montana Wyoming Color ado, Ness 1IexIt o Arizona. Utah. Idaho V, a,hi niri on Oregon. Ne sucia, C alltornia, Hawaii and

Cleared Channel Stations 64—KFI

68—K PO; 79—KCO 83—KOA

97—KIR; 105—KNX 113—KSL

l'(8—KEX-KOB

DOMINION OF CANADA BRANCH Department of Marine

Alfred Durneaux, Minister (Photo at Left)

Radio Branch C. P. Edwards

Director of Radio

LIST OF UNITED STATES RADIO DISTRICTS I. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut.

HEADQUARTERS, CUSTOMHOUSE, BOSTON, MASS.

2. New York (county of New York, Staten Island, Long Island, and counties on the Hudson River to and including Schenectady, Albany and Renaselaer), and New Jersey (counties of Bergen, Passaic, Essex, Union, Middlesex, Monmouth, Hudson and Ocean).

HDQUARTERS, SUBTREASURY BUILDING. NEW YORK. N. Y.

3. Now Jersey (all counties not Included In second district). Pennsylvania (counties of Philadelphia. Delaware. all counties south of the Blue Mountains, and Franklin County), Delaware, Maryland. Virginia. District of Columbia. HEADQUARTERS, DETENTION BUILDING, IMMIGRATION STATION,

FORT hIcHENRY. MD. 4 North Carolina. South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Tennessee, Alabama,

Porto Rico, Virgin Islands, Windward Passage. HEADQUARTERS, POST OFFICE BUILDING. ATLANTA. GA.

5. Mississippi, Louisiana. Texas. Arkansas. Oklahoma, New Mexico. HEADQUARTERS, CUSTOMHOUSE. NEW ORLEANS, LA.

6. California. Hawaii, Nevada. Utah, Arizona HEADQUARTERS, CUSTOMHOUSE, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

7. Oregon. Washington, Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming HEADQUARTERS. EXCHANGE BUILDING, SEATTLE. WASH.

8. New York (all counties not included in the second' district), Pennsylvania (all counties not Included In the third district), West Virginia, Ohio, Michigan (Lower Peninsula).

HEADQUARTERS, DAVID SCOTT BUILDING. DETROIT, MICH. g. Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan (Upper Peninsula), Minnesota, Ken-

tucky. Missouri. (ansas, Colorado. Iowa, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota. HEADQUARTERS, ENGINEERING BUILDING, CHICAGO, ILL.

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I CHANNELS AND STATIONS OF NORTH AMERICA

TOTAL CHANNELS

U. S. Exclusive

U. S.-Canadian Shared

Canadian Exclusive

U. S. CHANNELS

Cleared Channels (3 Canadian Shared) _

Regional Channels (10 Canadian Shared) Local Channels (2 Canadian Shared)

CANADIAN CHANNELS

Exclusive (54, 69, 73, 84, 91, 96, 103) 7

Shared (58, 60, 63, 65, 67, 78, 88, 89, 92, 93, 99, 101, 112, 120, 121) 15

22

75 15

7

97

_ 40 44

_ 6

90

UNITED STATES STATIONS

Cleared, Full Time . Share Time Daylight

Total Cleared Channel Stations _ Regional Channel Stations _

Local Channel Stations

CANADIAN STATIONS

Exclusive Channel Stations _

Shared Channel Stations

•

TOTAL STATIONS IN NORTH AMERICA: 776

United States Canada Mexico Cuba _ Alaska Hawaii Newfoundland

602 74 35

__ 50 2 2

.4

Porto Rico Salvador Haiti Costa Rica Bermuda Dominican Republic --Honduras

26

90

_ 274

238

602

30 44

74

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ALL NORTH AMERICAN STATIONS Whitman's Ra

150 CHANNELI

WLOE Boston 100

KPQ Wenatchee Wash 50

WM60 WIRE WMIL WWRL Brooklyn Long Island Brooklyn

and Woodame N Y 100

KREG,KDB 1500 ..... Ana-100—Santa Dar6a N.

KILOCYCLES 100

1993 METERS w'"—L"'"'" 15111. 30

LEGEND The identification of broad-

casting programs as they come in over your radio is practically instantaneous with Whitinan's Rapid Station Finder. Funda-mentally it is a kilocycle or channel listing, but lar more advantageous than the ordinary kind. The channels are ar-ranged ni column of ten to permit of easy access and the square inch devoted to each channel ind.cates broadcasting conditions in that channel. The superpower stations, occupying cleared channels, are printed in large type and the city in which they are located, with the power in watts, is printed underneath. Regional stations are printed in medium size type and low-pow-ered St0/10/11 in ¿mall type. Sta-tions that share time are hy-phenated. The large figures are channel numbers; with ciphers added they are kilocycles.

54 CHANNEL

540 KILOCYCLES

555 5 METERS

CKX r. B 500

60 CHANNEL

600 KILOCYCLES

499 1 METERS

WMT 100

WREC MaImphIA Tenn , 100

KFSD San fisgo. Cal.. 503

CNRO Ottawa Ont 600

WCAO flalUrnone MO 250

WICC-WCAC •Haospew C•nn —2$0-

1 CHANNEL

610 KILOCYCLES

491 5 METERS

KFRC 550 Frane1mo. 1,000

WDAF K C Ny, I 000

WJAY Cleves. MCI

WIP PhIlatlelohla 500

CHANNEL

620 KILOCYCLES

183 6 METERS CSIC2—

KGW Portland Ora coo

WFLA

WTMJ ISII•vankee 1 000

WLBZ Bangor U. 500

KTAR Phoinis Arle SOO cve• SSO

CHANNEL

630 KILOCYCLES

175 9 METERS

CHCS-CKOC •1•11, itea 1 OW

KFRU WOS ',RCAF CoIurneia Mo I COD Jefferson 1 1C0

and E .1Ie Ind SO*

CFCT-CJX SO Yankton SGash 500

HT -Monterrey, Mu 500 MA—Mon:3J N I 503 WMAL—Washlnylon, D C 250

64 CHANNEL

640 KILOCYCLES

465 5 METERS

KF1 LOS ANGELES 50 COO

WOI—Aeno. Iowa A /0-151etalco WAID—COluenSuA0Mo

5 COO ;000

55 CHANNEL

550 KILOCYCLES

545 I METERS

WGR 1 OM

KFUO-KSD Glayhm Mo —S00-1. Len.

KOAC Canraliés Ore 003

YJKRC

KFDY-KFYR Illeoeklnos 11 0 —SOCI—EiNntarak N D

65 CHANNEL

650 KILOCYCLES

461 3 METERS

WSM NASHVILLE. 5000

CHRC-CKCI eeeee 100

56 CHANNEL

560 KILOC YCLES

535 4 METERS

WFI-WLIT 1.111a/100h. 1000

WPCC-WIBO SOO—Chicago-1800

WNOX —Knoxville, Tun 1000 WIRAM—Mlaml, Fis 1003 ((TAB—Sm Frandsen, Cal IMO KU— Denver. Cole 1350 MKS— Gut Ind 11109 eCIM—Cloattmont. Tema 5110

66 CHANNEL

660 KILOCYCLES

454 3 METERS

WEAF NEW YORK 50000

CEIDC-CMCG 500-1.1•Manso Culea-350

RUS—San $alvador Salvador 860 WAAW —Omaha boa

57 CHANNEL

570 KILOCYCLES

526 0 METERS

CHANNEL

580 KILOCYCLES

516 9 METERS

WNAX Yankton 8 O 1000

WWNC Ashay111. N C I COO

WNYC-WMCA Now York. 500

WKBN-WEAO ..... town 0 , 100, Columbus. 760

KRA—Seattle 500 KMTR —Hollywood, Cal 500 KGICO—Wiefella Fall. . 250 WSTR—Syramme. N Y 250

67 CHANNEL

670 KILOCYCLES

447 5 METERS

WMAQ CHICAGO. 5 000

CRIVI CIRRI FlernIng--500—Moosa Jam,

MIX—Santo DornIngo 1 003 CHWK—ChIlllwaeli, u C 100

WOBU-WSAZ Charleston W Vs 1000.

MuntIngton Va 250

KSACANIBW St ..... Ion «ad —500—Topaka

CKUA-CHMA KO—Edmonton-250

CKLC—Toronla, RaI 500 CFCY—Cbarlottatown, P E 1 530 WTAG--Woreetter Kam 250 KGFX-11 err• S D SOO

68 RI inn CHANNEL nir-v

630 KILOC SELFS

440 0 METERS

SAN FRANCISCO 5000

EFES—SL Joseph 111s 2600 WPTF—Ralegh N C _ 1,030 X ETF—Vera Cron. Max 600 VOW R—SL. Jo le na. Newfoundland

59 CHANNEL

590 KILOC YCLES

508 2 METERS

CI« H ..... 1000

IQ Spokane WaSh.1 OCO

WEEI Boston, I 000

WRZO Kalamazoo Mull 1 000

WOW-WCAJ COO Llneoln SCO

X EZ—Mealso City Mies SOO

691 CHANNEL

690 KILOS VC LES

131 5 METERS

CFTRO:Ct00 eX

CFAC-CJCJ Calgary 500

70 CHANNEL

700 KILOCYCLES

420 3 METERS

WLW CINCINNATI, SOX.

:11L. CHANNEL

710 KILOCYCLES

122 3 METERS

MDR NEWARK, LOW

- nom KMPC—u.o.,Iy 111115 Cal 500

72 CHANNEL

720 KILOCYCLES

Ili 4 METERS

WGN CHICAGO 28.083

CHANNEL

730 KILOCYCLES

110 7 METERS

XER VIII. aaaaa M•a 73 OW

CMK Havana 1 150

CKAC-CNRM-CIPIC Monti...11.5 000

CKCO CKWX•CKFC CKMO CHAS Vancouver SCO

REM —Tampico, Vera Cm 500

74 CHANNEL

740 KILOCYCLE»

405 2 METERS

WSB ATLANTA be»

AMMO—Clay C.,1.,. Na 1,000

75 CHANNEL

750 KILOCYCLES

399 5 METERS

76 CHANNEL

760 KILOCYCLES

394 5 METERS

WiR DETROIT, 5440

WJz NEW YORK. 50,000

IVEW—Ilt Lou,. 1 000 KVI—Tariones and Seattle 1 000

77 CHANNEL

770 PLC LOCYCLES

339 4 METERS

VIBBM-KFAB LINCOLN. 5,000

CHANNEL

780 KILOCYCLES

351 4 METERS

CKY-CNRW Winnipeg 5 000

KTM-KELW Loa Amgen-a-KO—Burbank

WM C—Metophls, Tun 500 WEAR— Pfulollt, Ya 533 WEAN—Pror tunas 0 I 253

79 CHANNEL

790 KILOCYCL

111.5 METERS

Il

VIGYAGO SCHENECTADY 50 OCO and SAN FRANCISCO. SOD

CRIBT-C MRS-C AMC 160 050 Tulnueu ISO

WFA N—Philadelphla, Pa 600

ocal Minuets Mark d With Slat Are Contrund 00 Follewloy P

80 CHANNEL

800 KILOCYCLES

374 9 METERS

WBAP-WFAA DOL LA 5. 1 000 "d

CHANNEL

810

KILOCYCLES

370 2 METERS

MINNEAPOLIS soco

WPCII—New York N Y 500 _XFC—Aguasealientes Sees 150

CHANNEL

820 KILOCYCLES

365 6 METERS

WHAS LOUISVILLE, 10,000

XF1-11seilco Clty Ms. —1000 3, CHANNEL

830 KILOCYCLES

3012 METERS

KOA DENVER.. SOO

WEEU—ReadIng Pa Way, owawwn• WN0H—Boate• CMCIA—C wino, Cues

1000 S 240 COS lap

CHANNEL

840 KILCC YELLS

356 9 METERS

XETY lager.coCiay laer 2000

CHLC-CNRD

CKGW-CPRY-CMC Toronto 5.0

CMG—Havana

85 CHANNEL

850 KILOCYCLES

352 7 METERS

KWKH-W1VL SHREVEPORT, loom. sot NEW ORLEANS 5000

CHANNEL

860 KILOCYCLES

3100 METERS

WABC. NEW YORK 50 OCO

1.10—Taeorn• W•sh WOB—Ilitimas City XFS—Inewoo CIty Men CIA2B—C•maswey ttm•

500 500 500 20

87 CHANNEL

870 KILOCYCLES

344 6 METERS

VILS-WENR CHICAGO. 50X0

CHANNEL

880 KILOCYCLES

340 7 METERS

KFKA-KPOÈ Chmalay Lea —$02—O ..... Cale

WGBI-WOAN Scranton Pa 260

WS1.11—lori Cily, Iowa KLX—Oallud, Cal WC0C—Morldlin, Mho

ORCO-CORO Cluabea.50

0.100-5.0000. N • CHML—Haynnton Ont TIC—Ban Jaw Cost• Alta

500 531 5P3

10

89 CHANNEL

890 KILOCYCLES

336 1 METERS

KFNF-KUSD-WILL • 0 SOO U•b•adi NI MO

WKAO—San Juan, P R 350 XES—Tunplte, Rua Gnu 533 CERO—S1 John, II 8 531

CNIX-C MCP SOC— 210

WIZZEPerenl rYa .° M. WJAh—Pre•Idans• Si I ife %YOST—Atlanta Oa MO

ez 100 Z,I;CITIBell Ira'rre......... -

90 CHANNEL

900 KILOCYCLi S

331 1 METERS

KHJ LOS AnoeleA I COO

WKY Oklahoma City. 1,000

WJAX JaelmonvIlle 1,C00

WBEN Surfalo 1 Cod

WLBL—Sltrens Point, WI: 2000 •KGMI -Jidda/rt. Alaska 530 ¡ISM— Pocatello. Mahe 250

911 CHANNEL

910 KILOCYCLES

329 5 METERS

XEW IStalto Clly Mai 15.001

CNRUCJGC London. 0 nt • 5000

CFQC-CNRS Saskatoon 500

92 CHANNEL

920 KILOCYCLES

325 9 METERS

CHANNEL

930 KILOCYCLES

322 4 METERS

KPRC Hou•ton 1 000

WWJ Cletroll.

KOMO Seattle, 1 OCO

KFXF-KFEL 500

IIHK—Pcrt au Pointe, Halll WHO— Needham. Mass WAIF—Mayo, IA

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100 500 500

KMA-KGBZ ...... h Int.—WO—York Nah KFWI-KROW

ian ..... ete-500-0amana CYRC-CFCH

e Iniffiton ont Ieo Nor. [My Ont SO GUNS-CHOU

CAUF-CMCN-CHICO ell MIL.. eu seam Me

COCA—Edmenton, Alta. 500 WBRC—BIrmInglum, Ala 500

CHANNEL

940 KILOCYCLES

319 0 METERS

XEO City, 5003

KAU—Honolulu Yll1W—FlegInvIlle, Ky K(UN—Portland, Ore WDAY--Fargrs N 0 WON—Portland, Me. WU— Madison, WA WAKT—Jersey City _ 300

0060 1000 1300 IMO 1000 750

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CHANNEL

950 KIL.7.1YCLES

115 6 METERS

KGHL 13111mo, Mont 1000

KMBC Kane. City 1 003

KFWB Hollywood 1000

WRC Wash,, 01.6, 500

VONA—St Johns Newfoundland CAII-SO—C• 52. an Crea 350

CHANNEL)

960 KILOCYCLES

312 3 METERS

97 CHANNEL

970 KILOCYCLES

309 1 METERS

XED Reynosa fan loom

CHVIC ORR CKCK LIAR Regina. SOO

CKNC—Tcronto, Ont 560 CHCK—Chulottalern, P E I 133

Kin SEATTLE c,coo

SYCFL--Ccicspo 1.500

crone-emao H ...... 1.11

CHANNEL

980 KILOCYCLES

305 II METERS

KDKA PITTSISURGII, 50,000

C510E-513.033.. Cuba -- 50

99 CHANNEL

990 KILOCYCLES

302.I METERS

WI3Z-VIBZA 15 000—DOSTON-1 003

CFCR—Cals•ry 10000

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Cost, Rica, Bermuda, Haiti, Salvador, Dominican Rcpublie,Hoiti2Itiras .

100 CHANNEL nuu limn -nuu ump 1000 KILOCYCLES XEFF,XE14../PECI

N. Laredo, Monte rroy, CIE004 1,030 , 28,3 8 NE8888 101110--Culuer City. Cal. _

M01810-5,000-15 4 tienpart .

XEK-XER • 1000110 City, IMO

CHANNEL

ió10 KILOCYCLES

.2969 METERS

KGGF-WNAD Colrayv Mr, Okla".-100-ff enwn. Okla.

CMBW-CMOZ

50W-Sak lose, Cal .. ....511 :WO-Columbia, S. C. ..... 5141 WOAO-New Ted 251 MRS--New York 131 FIRST-New Yak 251

10 CHANNEL

1020 KILOCYCLES

293.9 METERS

CHICAGO. 10.000

WRAX...01.111•011IPSIE CMJA-Clepo do

1.03 CHANNEL

1030 KILOCYCLES

211.1 METERS

CNRV Vancouver, B. C. 50t/

C FCF Iffontreat,500

CMKC IlanthigoLla Cup, se

KTHS-KRLD HOT IIPEON0114.10.0000ALLAS

1040 KILOCYCLES

2n 3 METERS WKAIS41..LaRolog, WOOAK-IIRWAIR. It• Y TOO' . . .. .05

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1050 ir,OCYCLES

215.5 METERS

HOLLYWOOD. S.C.,

KF111-1111/ard. RAG.. ---

106 CHANNEL W8AL-VITIC .• 1060 hARTFORD. 00.000 • KILOCYCLES

1,500

582.8 METERS

oi CHANNEL

1070 KILOCYCLES

914.1 METERS

WTAM CLIEVELiN0.00.000

CIABOCIACII H Calm. 110 ,

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1060 KILOCYCLES

2/7.6 METERS

WBT CI4 .. 1.0M. N. COMM

. wesimvrinn Mon.111.-4,000-Chlffle

109. CHANNEL

1090 KILOCYCLES

2351 MIS

KMOX 11T.1.01/1111. 50.000

- CHANNEL .wlyjcpc . ;14 Verk-5,5100A110fille City, 1100

KILOCYCLES

nu METERS 001.14MeskIen. . . .

111 CHANNEL

1110 KtLOCYCUS

21111 METERS

111/RVA • me . Loco •

• K100-elle,.. Fall., S. Cal•HISanea.Clar. C -- oh•. 15

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112 .,Lcge-E-.17... J. CHANNEL

1120 KILOCYCLES

266.1 METERS

WTAW-KTRH Tea.

WISN-VVHAD

C.10C-CF3C • . lothkridor....na.-10o-earnuwaa.•.G.

MO-Orlando, Fla. 541

Kr10-sookane, warn • :100. RaG-Stattir, Vra.

113. CHANNEL

1130 KILOCYCLES

165.3 METERS

KSL SALY..1..AKECITY.I.000.

114 CHANNEL

1/40 KILECYCLES

261 e METERS

iVIAPI-KV00 IIKIPIKIHASSe40110,TEILIA

• • ICETA-IdeMS Clip. 1000,__100

115 CHANNEL WHAM

ROCHESTER. 5.000

1150 KILOCYCLES ,

260.7 METERS

116 cHANNELI wwvallowo

CMG/I-CIRO 650.-Havane-.150

WHEELING, 6.000. sod

1160 1 FOOT WAYN4." : sus:were...es • •

251.5 METERS

117 CHANNEL

1170 KILOCYCLES . •

253.3METÉRS

WCAU 0.111.ADELDMIA. (0.000

.NNEL s' -. KEX-KOB .;;-,:...... ,, PORTLAND. ORE.. 5.000..04 • 118 • . STATE COLLEGE. N. M.20.000 •

KILOCYCLES Yeara-atIreritit...eVan.

254.1 .1METERS

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1.190 KILOCYCLES

232 0 METERS

".W0A1.. SAPS.

CHANNEL • * 1200 sukocicLes

249.9 METERS

"KCEVII-KGEK..- " Foil hlorgan-100-11uma,Coll.

WABZ-WJBW • New Orleans, 100 •

WJBC-WJBL . La Salle, 11L-ICO-Decatur, Ill.

HanffnedIC E:"110%0V-FSAo.d,

. WIL-KFWF • fit Leula 100

a_21 CHANNEL

1210 KILOCYCLES

241.1 METERS

WPRO-WPAW • Priul -100-ParAucket. R. I.

- - WBAX-WJBU

Wilk...Barre-100-Loodiaburg. Pa.

• KFVS-WEBQ CNN Girardeau-ILO-Harr' ... -rg

WCBS-WTAX . . spe,..tod. Ill. 100.

• •KFX11,4-KPPC . ISO Sernard1no. 100 Paradena. 60

1.2 CHANNEL

.WDAE 'Tama. Fla. 1.000

WCAE .PfthibttiOh.-

KFKIeWREN..: • . 000-Lawrence, Kan.-I ceo

• ..KWSC-KTW KILOCYCLES TOR'',

3451 METERS I WCAO- CII1811, ... .500

1.23 - . CHANNEL WFB111.-WSBT

ja.100apela Loco. ana 5. 00,0.000

123CD • ChICA-CPASY H Cub. 150 ,

KILOCYCLES WPSC-SlAte Celt 91.....5143 21 3.1 'METERS

12 CHANNEL

1240 wis.aereLes

241.1 METERS

• KTATYACO • • FL Vie Mtn. Tex.-IX:00-W a ce, TeL

WXYZ Dolrolt. 1.000 •

KLPM-1.11not 11 1.

125 CHANNEL

1260 KILOCYCLES

211.9 METERS

KFOX, 'Lang Brach,.1.000 •

KIDO •

WAANI-WGCP-WODA ' • " •Neyearlt. 1,000,2501 P ...... n, IAN

.WLB-WRHM41FIN X-WCÁL Minnsapolit1,000-Northfiell ,

.WDSU

1 2 KOIL KR;V::X'w..0ZG cHANNE . Harlingen. Ts..-10-Tc Ers..na.11le

. . . Ca. 600

126 • WLBW 011 CIty, Pa.. SOO

KILOCYCLES ' -• • KVOA • • DM METERS TPas.h. AO, SOO

127 CHANNELI .

127

.KOL seat.. law

' KVOR .• •

• . . WOOD-WARN ,• Grand marhar. Wan. 500 • •

KWLC.KCCA I. tto-Oecorah, • •• WJDX

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WEAI nti blEyEks, _. 2 CHANNE

128 soLOCielf.S

234.2 METERS

.WDOD T.....t.ose ..

ViMArti-WdAP-WOAk Carrutrn. ..... park. an-0

..... n. • . •

. KFBB.• • our Flo!. mans.. 4111* . •

• " WRR ,

WIBA • .01,1010en. SOR'

LU wMS

Noto0VCI.Csi ea

CliANNE(1)1

212.1 METERS;

14,In San Anun.....m. oa.eama. 1.10 d&Q5 aullx-siffunw Lana ff..V. •

. KTSA-KFUL

'emu-Crew'

WEBC •

KDYL

..... Oil

KGEF-XFAC

0117 KFH-WOQ

CHANNEL KFJR-KTBR

1300 KILOCYCLES

230 6 METERS

Portland, Ore. so>

WBBR-WHAP-WEVD.WHAZ Now vork, 1.000. 'pH. 100; Tray, 100

WIOD 101.001. FIL. LOX

CHANNEL

14' 00 KILOCYCLES

211.i METERS

VIDA,WCMIWKIF Latgyetter *Proem,. T. •

• 10405050510. 1.4,000..- • •

WIWILIN•WFOX-Ed SOIL 11)P3IllfearklyéH03.1.)

KOOW • Chickasha. Doll, 15G

• . KLO Ogden. Utah, KO

..4 yOX. Jai. Howe ..... and • .

WHAT-WTEL

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PhIladelphi. 100

KTSM-WDAH El Paro, 100

WJAC-WFBG JOhneown, P0-100-Altoona, Pa.

• KFUP-KFXJ • . 1310 Cal.

KILOCYCLES . WJAK-WLBC ' Mirlo,, .e0.-30-1Auricle, Ind.

221 9 METERS

.." 1WHBL-KFLV

• KGRS-TWDAQ

Wia-.5051--Rockford. IIL

CHANNEL WODX-WSFA Ala.-103-Hentpornary. Ala. tVHIS-WRIS X • •eweled. W. Va.-250-Roanoko

1410 CILIIIN-Chlel.CMCM.CROCI4 30 30-Havana -MI5

KILOCYCLES WAAI , -Mtn mEs METERS WICM -lay city, MY um

li3CHANN2EL

1320 KILOCYCLES

221.1 METERS

WADC. , Tallmepa. Oh io. 4000 r

:wsme, 1 Hew Deleon. KO

Idalse ralle.-250-Terin Idaho

KOMI-Moothlo SCHEPsettle, COL ;251 •

133 CHANNEL

1330 KILOCYCLES

115.4 METERS

KSCJ-VITAil Blour Clty-1.000-Cau Coale.

WDRC Hartford. Conn .500

WSAI CIII Innatl, 500

KGB Ban Dlego. 500 • "

1.

134 CHANNEL

1340 KILOCYCLES

113 1 METERS

YVSPD - .

XFPY Ilipakan., Waah., 1,003

WCOA-• INIMacala, Fla. 1,1:00 •

XFPW-nn ,

13 KWK '“ "Ws 1E00

CHANNEL wAviz-wcief:61s8 emérctocetmcc. 13 • Hen«. 110.20 thollnabIHM3O,

KILOCYCLES • WEHG.- . nil METERS

136 ,,WFBLpai CHANNEL ,KCER. Long Bead, Cal. 1.000

• *WM- Vkluleuri, Miss. ... 551

1360 WCSC-Clurleston, S. C. ; .,KGIR-Botte, Moot .. . .:.50/3

KILOCYCLES mus_mmito. sm

220.4 METERS • •

CHANNEL

1370 KILOCYCLES

118.8 METERS

KNOW -0(01440 Ban Antonio. 100

KVL-KFBL. • . Seattle. 100. and Everett 50 .•

WBTPA-WLVA • DanvIlte, 111.-100-Lynchburg. 114

WJBK-WIBM . • Highland Park. SO, Jac...n.100 ,

KGFG-KCRC . Oklahoma CIty-100-En1d. Ohla. •

138 KOH Sens 5.0.500CHANNEL elw"H-K° .'

1380 W"K-"V KILOCYCLES ° 0'10 2' "“korila. 000 cara nar y.

211:3 BOERS .. eeee"INCE

1 - 9. ,....1(1111A-KIRAu.a. CHANNEL. wHK

• Cleveland. 1000

1390 KOY • KILOCYCLES . Cheer'', Ar z

1111 METERS

CHANNEL

1420 211.1 urns

WXL-KBPS Portland, 100

WEHS•WKIII.MITC ..... La,Oil. 1001 00.0a0o. 100 and

ChM'. 100

15,0-Abilene, -100

0505-ffIlantlyennt Idaho . 10S. SY.1.0-Ne.. Orleans, La KOCC-Ban Fr-anti'« ...-

KARC-San Anton.. Veal.-- 100. • WELL-Baul• Creak. la 00

CuyfIg 8,1111, ly W R. Malaise, Wash. Cahill Appl el Fo

4143 CHANNEL

1430 KILOCYCLES

251.1 METERS

KECÁ toe Angel... 1000

• WNBR Memphis. 500

KGNF Meth Plalce.11.8.SCO

..WHP-WBAK-WCAlt 1150eVISBUrg.'Pa, Harriabiorthilà...

ono Coluentne. 0.11.300 ' WREA-Slanci4 .. k . . N.

• WTAD-WRIBD" • Quincy. 114-500-Paertadlt. •

ff WHECAVOKO' • Reenagler-500-010any.

• WHIG - G,te nibera. N. C. SOO . WCBA-WSAN

muLocrcus " - An.^.... Pa.250

118.1 METERS KLS-Oktied :-•

14 1450

N/t0OveLos

11E1 METERS

CHANNEL

1460 KILOCYCLES

295.4 METERS

5 • . KTBS • Shreveport 1,000 WGAR , c....,!.....0.

' .WTFI • Athena. Co,, 500

.• Wilopetvems « • •••• ..... y City 050 -Hacker/05<kt •

WSAR-Fall Rios, Mass 'ISO. „ •

WISY-KSTP ALEXANDRIA. 1/A. MOM ow '

IT.Petil..10.COS •

147 ..KGA CHANNEL ".*. . .

1470 %OHO. Tenn. &KO . KILOCYCLE,

204.0 METERS

149

KFJF, • Oklahema.CHF. SOK/

TJW-H arall ton. leer+uela

CHANNEL WIAZ-WCHMICKY *gasp. Chlosp.e.anti

1490 KILOCYCLEg

201.2 METERS

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dom McCarthy, NBC's racing author-ity, first learned about horses when he was a small boy playing • about his fa-ther's livery stable in Detroit.

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Just to prove to his California friends • that Illinois is a fruit growing state, Earl Burnett, famous Ilollywood maestro, sent a crate of Illinois peaches back home. His.: friends out there retaliated by sending him one case of oranges, some apricots and a crate of California peaches. Earl Burnett and his Califrirniensche,ve been'', - engaged for the fall,e neii,rintér7séáson at the Blackhawkeafe, Chicae&Xrid., will et be heardonightly over radio, stiitibn, WGIW" •

Maurie Sherman end' his ‘orcheStia novi appearing at the Congiéàs Hotel, thee, : are heard nightleover) KYW. • içiiaurie*is e : one of Chicago's most..pciDular &trice dr-„ chestra leaders and his a hirge,folloW ing among FEidió lans.,iethe Time was When CBS' apidunçef Haire.

von Zell earned .hig-liVing With big instead of 'with lids'"Vocal chorde ifU eighteen Harry, vas * a 'protrilsirigeight- , weight= inalboxinglefrclps, oilvtgle coast. He fought, fivè bouts,'-‘Kron- foie, e and then deided• that. there..efee ways of making aeiving;7„:Tb.

Paul Wlisitérnitre and jack.? Denny; ten,' of radio's outstanding dance lend lendere sy. have signed excleve tieofclirigs corffectee with RCA-Victor.. 3,Vh.,..iferrian'a,;réturetri Victor is diticU to bebr,spéciar'jiiiterest since he formerly irdeordedi`excleshreiyffor . that organization. .11e..ie-nowi playing oiteg.' the Edgewater D'eacii:.iletel•in His *dance programs re bibadesterom . Chicago over.* exteiishie,›BCehookup.'' ..i. Denny, .a recenV addition° to ,BCY'artistg4,;' is heard from. the Royal 116fél,,ir* Montreal Dyer an NBC-WE*cienation7X wide network. Thé, ity of Denny's rhythie•witletpmeligtei. ers is said to be recording contract. • „'.› 1','k' ,

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Merle. Thorpe, editor cif.: Nation% Busi- ; ness and an internátionitliY•;=•iétógnized authority on business and economies, .has reopened his series, "HÉriy's Búsineas"."oyér the NBC network. He ,spéaks from the NBC studios in Washirigton throughout -4 the series. Thorpe presenta the story?, of buSiness in a manner understandable to all. He Was born in Kansas' and studied at Leland Stanford and. Washington State Universities. He has investigeted business conditions at first hand ever* Since :his - graduation.

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Paul Whiteman, who conducts his' or-chestra over NBC networks, was born in Denver, Colorado, forty years ago, the ::' son of the music supervisor of .the city schools.

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A St. Louis admirer of Little'Jack Little addressed a letter to the NBC artist, which bore only the inscription of an automobile j a c,k and a microphone sketched on the envelope. • •

Frank Knight enjoyed a vacation last summer way up in the mountains far from all radios and took a complete rest from "Phis is the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-. tem."

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Guy Lombardo opened for the fall and winter seasons at the Hotel. Roosevelt, New York, on Thursday) October 1.

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199 1000 KILOCYCLES

299 8 METERS

Cote Molne•-6,00p-oaganpaN

IgEK-OE11 M.,,,, Cloy, FOLD

xdo-r-xesa-*Bcr SO Laredo, C Wad, 1000

K FVO-Ca leer C It, Cal 2,0

lo CHANNEL

1010 KILOCYCLES

,116 9 METERS

KGGF-WNAD 0.• -SOO-Neon. Olgta

CPABW-CMESZ

060W-Sus last, Cal WIS -Colombia. S C WCIA0 -New Tut WON-Ht,. York WRNY-New Tort CrOC-oc...0.0.1.• N le 80

560 5M 251 250 250

10 CHANNEL

1020 KILOCYC Lcs

293 9 METERS

KYW CHICAGO 10000

WRAX-PtIltaeohla

CA1.11-Cleao do 6.1a IS

103 CHANNEL

1030 KILOCYCLES

/SI I METERS

CNRV , C SW

CFCF Moe...1,6CD

creKc IlentlacoSle Cups. 100

104 CHANNEL

1040 KILOCYCLES

2811 METERS

KTHS-KRLD HOT 'PRIM:16-10.000-

WOOR-e Lanaln0, Mleh 1,000

WMAK-Ruflalo, St Y - 700

105 CHANNEL ¡

1050 IVLOCYCLES

285 5 METERS

KNX HOLLYWOOD. 0,000

Kiel-I/Ilford, Kan 6.000

106 u tamp CHANNEL n u m m-vr ut•

CALT11.10PE 10000. *,

HARTFORD, 60.000

1060 KILOCYCLES

182 8 METERS W.100-Illodo. H., K

11)7 CHANNEL

1070 KILOCYCLES

220 2 METERS

wirAm CLEVELAND, 50.0100

CM 160.0 MCC

H ààààà .0

R000

wC•2-C...•

.. .. -s.. •.10 -

108 CHANNEL wBT

CHURLOTYC.N C 000

1080 KILOCYCLES

WCSD-WMOI 211 6 METERS Von. 111-6 DOS-CH.0o

109 lease% CHANNEL" nmvX

ST LOUIS 50 000

1090 KILOCYCLES

2/5 1 METERS

110 CHANNEL

1100 KILOCYCLES

2726 METERS

WLVIL:WPG ,X1-ev• York-5.000--A0an00 CA,

KG061-61.6.n. Col 250

111 Ili " A

CHANNEL irvRvi4 RICHMOND, S.

1110 . KILOCYCLES

0800-81.Kia FaliA S D. or. 150 METERS C111141-8ante Ce. IS

112 CHANNEL

1120 KILOCYCLES

267 7 METERS

CFCA-CNRT Ont .0

KFSG-KMCS L. •.01••-.5-.01••••••

WTAW-KTRH Cella. 0. t. -.0-H.eten T.

WISN -WHAD

C.10C-CFSC ..... 'roe ni. -too-n ..... .• • c

W090 -Orlando, Fla 500 ..... • r,

113 CHANNEL r‘tel.

SALT LAME CITY. 0.000

1130 KILOCYCLES

165 3 METERS 20 000 1.0

11 CHANNEL

1140 KILCCYCLES

263 0 tIETERS

WAPI-KV00 0110.11110H1.61-6,000-TULISA

XCTA-Ittelee Clly. M.. SW

115 CHANNEL wHAm 1150 KILOCYCLES

760 1 METERS

ROCHESTER. 0.000

CISCO-CHO 000-1.1 -s.sc

1CF1A1NN6EL VIVA-WOWO 1160 FORT uvr .:z KILOC Y CILS

250 5 METERS

117 CHANNEL

1170 KILOCYCLES

256 3 METERS

WCAU PHILADELPHIA. 10 000

118 CHANNEL

1180 KILOCYCLES

254 I. METERS

KEX-KOB PORTLAND ORE 800V and STATE COLLEGE N M.20.0E0

1000 500 too

119 CHANNEL

1190 KILOCYCLES

/52 0 METERS

WOAI SAN ANTONIO 50000

120 CHANNEL

1200 KILOCYCLES

249 9 METERS

KGEW-KGEK

Fort 61.04n-100-,.•.Co10.

WABZ-WJEIW Ite•Ometne 100

WJBC-WJBL La Sell, -100-0e.tur.

VVWAE-WFAM

H•enniona Ina -100-So 0.0.1.

WIL-KFWF

St L.. 100

WPRO-WPAW

I' r.ne • R

WBAX-WJBU

1 41 MN?Il PaKFVS-WEBQ

cep. GI•ttae.-100-Hetotture

1210 WCBS-WTAX 6,1•011•1[1.111. 100

KILOCYCLES KFXM-KPPC

2418 METERS Can CHneraino. 100 PH•aene $0

122 CHANNEL

1220 KILOCYCLES

245 8 METERS

WDAE Tampa Foe , 1 coo

WCAE Pl.$06.61n 1000

KFKU-WREN 600-L• .n -I 000

KWSC-KTW

Pullman. 000-Sea.le

CAD-Castos, N Y 500

123 WNAC • ..... ,„. KYA

tan P.... I 000

CHANNEL WFBM-WSBT

1230 Inalano... 1000 and 1. COO

CIAGA-GFASY ..... ,Ce0a. ISO

KiLocycL,s WPSC-Slato College, Pa SOO

Too METERS r,evel:c•enr;.r.e. Jr.

12 le KTAT-WACO FL W orth Ton -I 000-WHo, Toe

CHANNEL

1240 KILOC ..... N El

241 8 SIETRS

wxYz

Detron 00 0

ISO

125 CHANNEL

1230 KILOCYCLES New ON.. 1000

2319 METERS

KFOX Lo, Oe•en 000

• KIDO Elo •• I 000

W1.8-WRHM-KFIN X-WCAL mo...001..-10o3-Konnr..a

WDSU

12 CHANNEL

1260 KILOCYCLES

138 0 METERS

KOIL

KRGV-KWWG 11.11,...T..-000-13rownevale

WTOC S .,., call. Ca , 600

WLBW 011 City. P. $00

KVOA Tucson, Arle,500

127 CHANNEL

1270 KILOCYCLES

236 1 METERS

KOL Ile • o o 001

KVOR Colo.. So, .• Co. 1.0

WOOD-WASH C.na P. et •• an 100

KITLC-KGCA 100-1.....

WSDX ..... on t

WEAI .1

128 CHANNEL

1280 KILOCYCLES

/31 2 METERS

_WDOD 000

WCAM -WCAP-WOAX Carn.n • ..... ••••• •nd

KFBB ea. 1.nt

WRR ..... too

WIBA Mid .100 W.t. 500

129 CHANNEL! 1290 KTSA-K FUL

KILOCYCLE-Si C RIC -C RI VI

112 4 METERS] ..... 110

KDYL WUS

130 K"Fee" KFH-WOQ CHANNEL

1300 KILOCYCLES

230 6 METERS

City

KFJR-KTBR 01*.. 500

WBBR-WHAP-WEVD-WHAZ Nu. tact 1 O. 1.000 100. Ww.

WIOD larnl, FI., to»

13 CHANNEL

WHAT-1NTEL 1,116.1shlt. 100

KTSM-WDAH

CI P.o, 100

WJAC-WFBG

2ohntIoinn. Pe -100-4.000«.

1310 ...Jon. Cola

KFUP-KFXJ

KILOCYCLES WJAK-WLBC

2218 METERS Marlon. In0,-50-1.1uncle, Ina.

132 CHANNEL

1320 KILOCYCLES

227 1 METERS

WADC Tallrnadgt. Ohio. 1.00)

WSM8 Hew Or... SW

KID-KTFI

00.50 Ftl.-250-T.In fall*. lat,

KGMB -Honolulu 251 UHF- Pretto, Cet, 250

1.32/ CHANNEL

1330 KILOCYCLES

225 4 METERS

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WDRC Hartle,, Coon 003

WSAI CInc.n.I. 500

KGB San Olaeo. SW

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1340 KILOCYCLES

223 1 METERS

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KFPY looks, Wean, 1010

WCOA Fla_ 1.000

FOW-Fort Son110. 0.. - HO

135 KWK St Loup t oco

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1350 KILOCYCLES

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136 KGER CHANNEL Long Basch. Cal 1010 ,

WM-. Vicksburg, Miss 502

1360 V1CSC-Ciurleslos S C 561 ISCIR- -Bete, Most 505

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WOES -Chum III . 505 220 4 METERS

13 CHANNEL

1370 KILOCYCLES

218 II METERS

7 KTift.C-KONOto Can Ann.. 100

KVL-KFBL

5..... 100, and Everett. SO

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Danville, Ill -100.-Lenchture, Ill.

WJBK-WIBM

Highland Park. SO, Jack.... 100

KGFG-KCRC Oklahoma Che-100-En10. 0500-

138 KOH Reno Her 000

WKBH-KSO CHANNEL

1380 D WSMK-KQV ation 0.1.0 200, PIII•Dura• 500

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211 3 METERS

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1390 KILOCYCLES

215 1 METERS

KUOA-KLRA •,•110•1116, Art -1,000 -1-tttle Rocs

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KOY lanaienix 500

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VIBBC-WIIII-WFOX-WCSU sco. 1.000-Breetten-000.1100

KOtW

KLO SW

VOX-111 Conn. Meelleuntoi,

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1410 KILOCYCLES

212,6 METERS

KGRS-WDAG Arnarme Tee.. 1 000

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WA•111 Boston 500 VIIICAI -Bay City, Mich 508

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1420 KILOCYCLES

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2 KXL-KBPS Portland 100

WEHS WKIWWHFC Etantton 111 100 Ch..00. 100 666

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1430 KILOCYCLES

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1440 KILOCYCLES

208 2 METERS

WTAD-WMBD

WHEC-WOKO Roente.o.-500-A.ine

WBIG C ,•entoeha N C000

WCBA-WSAN

An• nto.n Pe, 260

KLS-011bod, Cil - 250

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1450 KILOCYCLES

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KTBS SS re eepo T, 1000

WGAR C...and S00

WTFI Ga SOO

WHOM-WON% •••ty C.', - ondeael‘

WSAR -Fad Rlooe, Mass ISO-

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1460 KILOCYCLES

211 4 METERS

W1SY-HSTP "Aen,t, sc,ieee ."

147 CHANNEL

1470 KILOCYCLES

201 0 METERS

KGA Spokane, Watt...Loco

WLAC 000.111, Tenn, 6.00)

148 WKBW nun. 6 COD

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1480 KILOCYCLES

202 6 METERS

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1490 KILOCYCLES

201 2 METERS

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Blytheville, KLCN Fayetteville, KUOA Fort Smith, KFPW Hot Springs, KTHS Little Rock, KGJF

KGHI KLRA

Paragould, KBTM

United Stat City Call Channel

ALABAMA (8) Anniston, WFDW BirmirgMrn, WORC

WAPI WKBC

Gadsden, WJBY Huntsville, WEIHS Mob/le, WODX Montgomery, WSFA

ARIZONA (7)

142 93 114 131 121 120 141 141

Flagstaff, KFXY 142 Jerome, KCRJ 131 Phoenix. KTAR 62

KOY 139 Prescott, KPJM 150 Tucson, KVOA 126

KGAR 137

ARKANSAS (8) 129 139 134 104 89 120 139 120

CALIFORNIA (43) Berkeley, ORE 137 Beverly Hills, KMPC 71 Burbank, KELW 78 Culver City, KFVD 100 El Centro, KX0 153 Fresno, KMJ 121 Hollywood, KFWB

KNX 105 Holy City, RFAU 142 Inglewood, KMCS 112 Long Beach, KFOX - 125

ROER 136 Lo. Angelo., KMTR 67

KFI 64 KTM 78 KHJ 92 KFSG 112 KGFJ 120 KFAC 130 KGEF 130 KECA 143

Oakland, KLX 88 KROW 93 OLE 144

Pamdena KPPC 121 Sacramento. KFOK 131 San Bernardino. K FXM 121 San Diego, KFSD 60

KGB 133 San Francisco, KTAB 56

KFRC 61 KPO 68 15G0 79 KFWI 93 OJOS 107 OVA 123 KGGC 142

San Jose, KQW 101 Santa Ana OREO 150 Santa Barbara, KDB 150 Santa Maria. KSMR 120 Stockton, KGDM 110

KWG 126

COLORADO (13) Colorado Sims, KVOR 127 Denver, KLI 06

KOA 83 KPOF 88 KFEL 92 KFXF 92 KFUP 131

Ft Morgan, KGEW 120 Grand Junction, KFXJ 131 Gretley, KFK A §8 Pueblo KGHF 132 Trinidad KGIW 747 Yuma KGEK 120

CONNECTICUT (4) Bridgeport, WICC 60 Hartford, WTIC 106

WDRC 133 Storrs WCAC 60

DELAWARE (2) Wilmington. WDEL 112

WILM 192

01ST. OF COL. (3) Washington, WMAL 63

WRC 95 WOL 131

FLORIDA (9) Clearwater. WFLA 8623

WRUF Jacksonville, WJAX Miami WQAM

WIOD Orlando WDBO Pensacola, WCOA Tampa WDAE

WMBR

90 58 130 112 134 122 137

City Call Channel

GEORGIA (10) Athens, WTFI 145 Atlanta, WSB 74

WGST 89 Augusta, WRDW Columbus WRBL Macon, WMAZ. Rome, WFDV Savannah, WTOC Tifton, WJTL Thomasville, WQDX Tifton, WREN

IDAHO (6) Bolee, KIDO Idaho Falls, KID Nampa KFXD Pocatello. KSEI Sandpoint, K000 Twin Falls, KTFI

ILLINOIS (37)

150 120 118 131 126 137 121 131

125 132 142 90

142 132

Carthage, WCAZ 107 Chicago. WIBO 56

WPCC . 56 WMAQ 67 WON 72 WBBM 77 WENR 87 WLS 87 WAAF 92 WCFL 97 KYW 102 Wmai 1013 WCRW 121 WEDC 121 WSEIC 121 WOES 136 WHFC 142 WKEll 142 WCHI 149 WJAZ 149

Decatur, WJBL 120 Evanston, WEHS 142 Galeaburg, WHEIS 131 Harrisburg, WEBQ 121 Joliet, WKI313 131

WCLS 131 LaSalle, WJBC 120 Mooeeheart, WJJD 113 Peoria Height.,WMBD 144 Quincy, WTAD 144 Rockford, KFLV 141 Rock Island, WHBF 121 SprIngleld, WCBS 121

WTAX 121 Tuscola, WDZ 107 Urbana, WILL 89 Zion, WCBD 108

INDIANA (16) Anderson, WHBU Connersville, WKBV Culver, WCMA Evansville, WGBF Ft Wayne, WOWO

WGL Gary. WJK Hammond, WWAE Indianapolis, WFBM

WKBF Marion, WJAK Muncie. WLOC South Bend WFAM

WEB? Terre Haute, WBOW W Lafayette, WBAA

IOWA (18) Ames, WOI Boone. KFCCI Cedar Rapids. KWCR Clarinda OSO Council Bluffs, ROIL Davenport, WOO Decorah, ROCA

KWLC Des Moines WHO Ft Dodge, KFJY Iowa City, WSW Marshalltown IZFJB Ottumwa, WIAS Red Oak, KICK Shenandoah. KFNF

KMA Sioux City, KSCJ Waterloo. WMT

KANSAS (8) Dodge City. KGNO Kansas City. WLEIF Lawrence, KFKU

WREN _ Manhattan. KSAC Milford, KFBI Topeka, WIBW Wichita, KFH

KENTUCKY (5)

121 150 140 63 116 137 56 120 123 1,4301

131 12, 123 131 140

64 131 131 13E1 126. 100 127 127 100 131 88 120 142 142 89

133 60

121 142 122 122 58 105 58 130

Covington, WCKY 149 HopkInsville, WFIW 64

WHAS 82 WLAP 120

Paducah, WPAD 142

United States Mexico Alaska Hawaii Porto Rico Costa Rica Bermuda

. 602 Canada . 74 35 Cuba . 50 2 Newfoundland. 4 2 Haiti . 1 1 Salvador . 1 1 Dominican Republic 1

. 1 Honduras 1

Total Broadcasting 07076 Stations in N. A. • m —

City Call

LOUISIANA (12)

Sectional 11 Channel

Monroe, KMLB New Orleans, WWL

WABZ WJBW WDSU WSMB WJEIO

Shreveport, KWKI1 KWEA KRMD KTSL KTBS

MAINE (5) Augusta, WRDO Bangor, WLBZ

WABI Portland, WCSH Presque Isle, WAGM

120 85 120 120 125 132 142 85 121 1-31 131 145

MARYLAND (5)

137 62 120 94 100

Baltimore, WCAO 60 WBAL 106 WFBR 127 WCBM 137

Cumberland, WTESO 142

MASS. (13) Boston, WEEI

WHI31-1 WBZA WBZ WNAC WAAB WLOE

Fall River, MAR Lexington, WLEY Needham, WBSO New Bedford, WNBH Worcester, WTAG

WORC

MICHIGAN (19) Battle Creek, WELL 142 Bay City, WEICM 141 Calumet, WHDF 137 Detroit, WJR 75

WWJ 92 WXYZ 124 WMBC 142

East Lansing, WKAR 104 Flint, WFDF 131 Grand Raplds, WASH 127

WOOD 127 Highland Park, WJBK 137 Ironwood, WJMS 142 Jackson, WIBM 137 Kalamatoo, WKZO 59 Lapeer, WMPC 150 Ludington, WKBZ 150 Marquette, WBEO 131 Royal Oak, WAXL 131

59 83 99 99 123 141 150 145 137 92 131 58 12n

MINNESOTA (9) Fergus Falls OCDE 12C Minneapolis, WCCO, 8

WIDGY 1U Minneapolis, WLB 121

WRHM 12/ Moorhead. KGFK 151 Northfield, KFMX 125

WCAL 125 St. Paul, KSTP 146

MISSISSIPPI (7) Greenville, WRBQ 12 Gulfport, WGCM 12 Hattleeburg, WRBJ 13.

WRBT 131 Jackson, WJDX 127 Meridian, WCOC 88 Vick.burg. WQBC 136

tCity Call Channel

by Countries, States and

Cities City Call Channe1

MISSOURI (19) Cape Girardeau, KFVS 121 Clayton, KFUO 65 Columbia, KFRU 63 Grant City, KGAZ 150 Jefferson City, WAS 6 Joplin, WMBH 142 Kansas City, WDAF

WHO KMDC 95 WOQ 130 KWKC 137

St. Joseph, KFEQ 68 KGBX 131

St Louis, KSID 55 WEW _ 76 KMOX _ 109 KFWF 120 WIL 120 KWK ,. 135

MONTANA (6)

:1 6

Billings, KOHL 95 Butte, KOIR 136 Great Falls, KFBI3 128 Kalispell, KGEZ 131 Missoula, KGVO 142 Wolf Point, KGCX 131

NEBRASKA (11) Clay Center. KMMJ 74 Lincoln, WCAJ

KFAB KFOR 121

Norfolk, WJAG 106 North Platte, KONF 143 Omaha, WOW

WAAW Ravenna, KGFW Scottsbluff. (GOY York, KGBZ

NEVADA (2)

59 77

5: 6 ;t 93

Lac Vega.. KGIX 142 Reno, KOH 138

N. HAMPSHIRE (2) Laconia, WKAV 131 Manchester, WFEA 143

NEW JERSEY (13) Asbury Park, WCAP 128 Atlantic City, WPG 110 Camden, WCAM 128 Hackensack, WBMS 145

Jersey City, WAAT WHOM

Newark, WOR WAAM WGCP

Paterson, WODA Redbank, WJBI Trenton, WOAX Zarephatn WAWZ

94 145

71 125 125

125 121 128 135

NEW MEXICO (3) Albuquerque, KGGM, 123 Raton, KGFL 137 State College, KOH 118

NEW YORK (53) Albany, WOKO 144 Auburn, WMBO 131 Binghamton, WNBF 150 Brooklyn, WBBR _ _ 130

WEIBC 140 WCGU _ 140 WFOX _ 140 WLTH 140 WMBQ 150 WMIL 150

Buffalo, WGR 65 WBEN _ 90 WMAK 104 WEBB 131 WSVS - 137 WKBW 148

Canton, WCAD 122 Freeport, WOOS 121 Glens Falls, WBGF 137 Ithaca, WLCI 121

WEAI 127 Jamaica, WMRJ 121 Jamestown, WOCL 121 Long Island, WLBX 150 New York, WMCA 57

WNYC 57 WEAF 66 WJZ 78 WPCH 81 WABC 86 WHN 101 WQAO 101 WRNY 101 WLWL 110 WOV 1 WOOS 118 WEVD 130 WHAP 130 WBNX 135 WCDA 135 WMSG 135

Patchogue, WPOE _ 137 Rochester, WHAM 115

WHEC 144 Saranac Lake, WNBI 129 Schenectady, WGY 79 Syracuse, WSYR 57

WFBL 136 Troy, WHAZ 130 Tupper Lake, WHDL 142 Utica, WIBX 120 Woodside, WWRL 150 Yonkers WCOH 101

NO. CAROLINA (7) Asheville, WWNC 57 Charlotte, WBT 108 Gastonia, WSOC 121 Greensboro. WBIG 144 Raleigh, WPTF 68 Wilmington. WRAM 137 Winston Salem, WSJS 131

NO. DAKOTA (6) Bismarck, KFYR 65 Devils Lake, KDLR 121 Fargo, WDAY 94 Grand Forks, KFJM 137 Mandan, KGCU 120 Minot, KLPM 124

OKLAHOMA (11) Chickasha, KOCW 140 Coffeyville, KGGF 101 Enid, (CRC 137 Norsmn, WNAD 101 Oklahoma City, WRY 90

KFXR 131 KGFG 137 KFJF 148

Ponca City. WBBZ 120

Shawnee. KGFF - IjO Tulsa, KV00

Astoria, KFJI Corvallis, KOAC Eugene, KORE Marshfield, KOOS Medford, KMED Portland, KGW

KOIN KWJJ KEX KFJR KTBR KBPS KXL

142 137

_131 62 94

106 118 130 130 142 142

PENNA. (39) Allentown, WCBA-

WSAN Altoona, WFBG Carbondale, WNBW Elkins Park, WIBG Erie, WEDH Grove City, WSAJ Harrisburg, WCOD

WBAK WHP

Johnstown, WJAC Lancaster, WKJC

WGAL L wiliburg, WJBU Oil City, WLEIW Philadelphia, WFI

WLIT WIP WFAN W RAX WCAU WHAT WTEL WELK WPEN

Pittsburgh, KDKA WCAE WJAS KAY WWSW

Reading. WRAW WEEU

Scranton, WOBI WCIAN

Silver Haven, WNBO State Collevi, WPSC Wilkes,Barre, WBAX

WORE Williamspart, WRAK

RHODE ISLAND (5) Newport, WMBA 150 Pawtucket, WPAW 121 Providence, WEAN 78

WJAR 89 WPRO 121

SO. CAROLINA. (3) Charleston, WCSC 136 Columbia, WIS 101 Spartanburg, WSPA 142

SO. DAKOTA (9) Brookings, KFDY 56 Huron, i0GDY 120 Mitchell RODA _ 137 Pierre, HOF% 98 Rapid City, WCAT 120 Sioux Falls, 0900 111

KUSD 89 Watertown, KGCR 121 Yankton, WNAX 5T

TENNESSEE (13) Bristol, WOPI 150 Chattanooga, WOOD 128 Jackson, WTJS 131 Knoxville, WNOX 56

WFBC 120 WROL

Memphis, WREC WMC _ WHBQ WNIN1 143

Naahville, WSM . 65 WLAC _ 147

Springfield, WSIX 121

es by States City Call Channel City Call Channel

OHIO (21) Canton, WHBC 120 Cincinnati, WKRC 55

WLW 70 WFBE 120 WSAI 133

Cleveland, WJAY 61 WTAM 107 WHO 139 WGAR 145

Columbus, WEAO 57 WAIU 64 W SE'N 121 WCAFI 143

Dayton, WSMK 138 Mansfield, WJW 121 Mt. Arab, WHBD 1.1T Steubenville, WIBR 142 Talirnadge. WADC 132 Toledo, WSPD 134 Youngstown, WKBN _ 57 Zanesville, WALR 121

OREGON ((3) 137

144 144 131 120 93

142 131 120 143 143 131 120 113121

126 56 56 61

'179 02 117 1131 31

137 150 98 122 129 138 150 131 83 ea ea 120 120 121 131 137

_ 131 60 78 137

TEXAS (34) Abilene, KFYO _ 142 Amarillo, OGRO 141

WDAG 141 Amain, RUT 150 Beaumont, KFDM 56 Brownsville, KWWG 126 College Station, WTAW 112 Corpus Christi, KGFI 150 Dallas, WFAA 80

ORLO 104 WRR 128

Dublin, KFPL 13/ El Paso, KTSM 131

WDAH 131 Fort Worth, WBAP 80

(TAT 124 KFJZ 137

Galveston, KFUL 129 KFLX 137

Greenville, KFPM 131 Harlingen. KRGV 126 Houston. KPRC 92

KTRH 112 KTLC 131 KXYZ 142

San Angelo KGKL 137 San Antonlo, WOAI 119

KTSA 129 KMAC 137 KONO 137 KAEC 142

Tyler, KGKB 150 Waco., WACO 124 Wichita Falls KGKO 57

UT:.11 (3) Ogden. (LO Salt Lake City, ROL

KAYL

VERMONT (5)

140 113 129

Burlington, WCAX 120 Rutland, WSYB a 150 Springfield. WNOX 120 St Alban., WCIOM 137 Waterbury, WDEV 142

VIRGINIA (12) Alexandria, WJSV 196 .Danvitle, WBTM 137 Emory, WEHC 135 Lynchburg. WLVA 137 Newport New., WGH 131 Norfolk, WTAR 78 Petersburg, WLBG 120 Richmond, WRVA _ 111

WBBL 121 W6,113G 121

Roanoke, WDEIJ 93 wnox 141

WASHINGTON (23) Aberdeen, KXRO Bellingham, (VOS Everett, KFBL Lacey. KGY Pullman, KWSS Seattle, KXA

(PCB KOMO (JR KRSC KTW ROL OVO. KFQW

Spokane, KHQ KFIO KFPY OCA

Tacoma. XVI KING

Walla Walla, KUJ Wenatchee, KPQ Yakima, KIT

120 137 120 122 57 65 9? 97 112 122 127 137 142 59 112 134 147 75 P4)

137 150 131

W. VIRGINIA (5) Bluefield, W H IS 191 Charleston, WOBU 58 Fairmont, WM M N 89 Huntington. WSAZ 58 Wheeling, WWVA 116

WISCONSIN (16) Eau Clan's, WTAQ 133 Fond du Lac KFIZ 142 Green Bay, WHBY 120, Janesville, WCLO 128 LaCrosse, WKI311 138 Madison, WHA 9.

WIBA 128 Manitowoc, WOMT 121 Milwaukee. WTMJ 62

WHAD 11? WISN 112

Por e m, W1E3U _121 Rac ne WRJN 13' Sheboy pa, WrIBL 141 Steve-s Point, WLBL 99 Superior, WEBC 129

WYOMING ( I) Caeper, KDFN 121•

Mexico by States Aguascalientes (1) Aguascalientes, »FC 81

CHIHUAHUA (3) C. Jaures, XESS 100

XEJ _ 100

Chihuahua. XFF 62

COAHUILA (2) Saltillo, SEL 100 Villa Acuna, XER 73

JALISCO (1) Guadalajara, Jai, XEA 100

MEXICO (15) Mexico City, XEZ 58

Mexico City, XFG 64 Mexleo City, XEK 100

XEN 71 XETA - . -114

XFI _ . se XEX — . 121

XETV .....,.... 84 Toluca, XEC _ _ ILO

XFZ ... _ 85 XEFA .------125

XEW 01 MICHOACAN (I)

XEB ISO Morelia, XEI - .... -... •100

NEO VO LEON (5) Heave Laredo, XEFE 180

XEP _ 150

Monterrey, XET 83

XEH . . 100

Linares, XEE 100

OAXACO (I) Oaxaca, Oax., XER ., 100

PUEBLA (I) Fuebia. XEV — 100

TAMAULIPAS (1) Fleyno.a. oro 96

VERA CRUZ (4) Tampico. XEM 71

XE9 80

Vera Cry!, XETF 68 XEU 100

YUCATAN (I) Merida, XEY 100

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Canada by Provinces ALBERTA (9)

Calgary, LFAC 69

LFCN 99

CJC CD

Edmonton, CH MA 58

CKIJA 92

CJCA 93

Lethbridge, CJOC 112

Rod Deer C,CLC 84

CURD 64

B. C-OLUMBIA (II) MANITOBA (3) ChlIliwack, CHWK • 67

Kamloops, CFJC 112 Ke'n CKOV 129 Vancouver, CH LS 7733

73

73 103 121

CKCD CKI"C CYMO Ck WX Cr4FIV Clon

Voctorm. CFCT

Brandon, CKX 54 Winmpeg, CKY 78

CNRW 78

N. BRUNSWICK (3) Fredencton, CFNB 121 Moreton, CNRA 63 St John, CFBO 89

NOVA SCOTIA (4) Haldax. CHUB 93

63 CNRH 63

Sydney, CJCB 88 Wolfville, CKIC 101

ONTARIO (24) Chatham, CFCO 121 Cobalt, CKMC Fort Wolltarn, CKPR Hanulton, CHML

CI-ICS I ckoc

Kingston CFRC London, CJGC

CNRL North Bay, CFCH

121 89 es 63 63 93 91 91 93

Ottawa; CURO

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Prescott, CFLC

Preston, CKPC

Toronto, CKCL CKNC CJBC CKGW CPRY CFCA CURT CNRX CFRB

60

89

92

121

53 96 se Le 84

Waterloo, CKCR 65

P. E. ISLAND (3) Charlottetown, CFCY 58

CHCK 96 Summer/side. Cllub 1.2

QUE3EC (8) Montreal, CHYC

112 CKAC 1,2 CNRM 69 CI-CF

• 69 QUebec, CH nc

73 73 73 IC0 65

Quebec. CI-31 CNM21 C;(11V

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J '197 CK0él Lf,R

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CM:iT eh CMCA 123 D5 LMBS 74 CMBY 123 ,., CMG 84 CMCU 129 D3 CMX 89 CMCW 129 138 CMCF 89 CMCR 135 1.8 Lirl-Cr 03 CSICY 135 I Call( 57 CMBI 141 Ca CMRO 97 LMBN 141 -1 CMBZ _ 101 CIMCM 150 ,J. LnILIG ,, 7 CMCH 141 f...1 C 107 CMBL 150 1o:0 VC.13 CMCQ 115 CMBR 150

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CMCO 66 CMDC 66 CMCN . 93 CMBW 101 CPABQ 150

Matanza.,CMGF 98 CMGB 121 CMGH 137

Ponar del Rio, CMAB _ 125 CMAC 138

Santa Clara, CMHI 111 Santrago de Cuba,CMKC103 Tumour, CMHC 79

ALASKA (2) Anchorage, KFOD 123

Ketchikan, KGBU 90

HAWAII (2) Honoluéu, KGIJ 94

KGMB 132

PORTO RICO (I) San Juan, WKACI 89

nomauRnS (I) eguclga:pa, FIR13 137

BER:j.tiDA (1) Harrulton, TJW ,43

NEWFOIIRIBL'a (A) St Johns, VOWR 08

VOUA 95 VOX 140

Bell Wand. VGGT 89

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Fort a I Or in,e, IIHK 112

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Ea'saJor. It'JS 68

Caneefr,an 2ep,, (I) 9a Ito Dommeo, HIX 67

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XED 98 ÏtÉE

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Mac, to o (2..) 121

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Saltillo lruah •10) r• In AnH Col . Oven n • sr., Tamp co Vera Cr (e.10) Ibrberl A on, r Gla 21

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'FI dr.n...mxce,.°.,1 82 XYZ 86

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CHANNEL 020 KBTM—Paragould, Ark KFJB—Marchalltown, lcwa KGCU—Mandan, N D KGDE—Fergus Falls, Mum KGDY—Huron, S D KGFJ—Lc, Angeles, Cal KGHI—Llttle Rock An« KGY—Lacey, Wash KMLB—Monrae. La KSMR—Santa Maria. Cal KVOS—BellIngham W.h KWG—Stockton, WABI—Bangor, Mama WBBZ—Ponca City, Okla WBFIS—HuntsvIlle. Ala 1ACAT—Rapul CIty, S. D WCAX—Burlington, Vt WCLO—Janesy'lle, Wo WCOD—Harrisburg. Pa WFOC—Knoxy'lle, Tenn WFBE—CIncInnatt Ohio WHBC—Canton. Ohm WH BY—Green Bay, Wm WIBX—UtIca, N. Y WKJC—Lancaater, Pa WLAP—LoulsvIlle, Ky WLBG—Petersburg Va WNBO—SlIver Haven Pa. WNBW—Carbondale, Pa

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CHANNEL 121 CFCO—Cha,harn, Ont CFNB—Fredercton. N B CJOR—Vancouve, R C CK MC—Cobalt. Ont , CKPC—Preston, Ont KDFN—Casper, Wyo KOLA—Des,. Lake, N D

1'0 KFOR—LIntoin. NeJ 100 KGCR—Watertosvm S D 100 KCNO—Dodge City. Kan '00 KW—Fresno, Cal 120 KWEA —Shreveport, La IGO WALR—ZanesvIlle, Ohm 180 WBBL—RIchmond, Va 10 WCOrl—Yonkers, N Y (CO WCRW—Chmago III 100 WEDC—Chmago. III 1(0 VIGBB—Freeport. N Y 100 WGCM—Gulfport, Miss 10,1 WHBF—Rock Island, III 100 WHBU—A Ilerson. Ind SO WIBU—Po, nette Wm

100 WJEI—Redhank. N J 1CO WJBY—Gadsden. Ala 100 WJW—Maneeld. Ohio 100 WLCI—Ithaca, N Y SO WM BG--RIchrnond Va 00 WMRJ—Jarnalea. N 10 WOCL—Jarnestown N Y CO WOMT—Mandowoc. 100 WODX—Thorna.v,ile, Ga _ 100 WREIO—GreenvIlle, Mon 150 WSOC—Gastono N C 100 WSBC—Chicago. lIt 100 WSEN—Coltrnbus Orm 10 WSIX—Sprtngfield, Tern

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10 CMGB--Matanzaa, Cuba 100 XEX—Mexico CIty, M. 50 100 CHANNEL 131

KCRJ—Jerorne. Ancona KFBK—Sacrarnento, Cal

100 KFGO—Boone, Iowa 50 KFJY—Ft Dodge, Iowa

300 KFPL—Dulohn. Texas 900 KFPM—GreenvIlle, Texas 10 KFXR—Oklahoma ("ay, Okla. 100 KGBX—St Joseph, Mo 100 KGCX—Wo)f Potrit, Mont 110 KGEZ—Kalope11, Mont. 100 KGFW—Ravenna, Neb 109 XI. —Yakima Wash 100 KM ED—Medford, Ore 100 KP.MO—Shreveport, La 100 KTt C—Houston, Tex. 100 KTSL—Shreveport, La 10,1 KSVCR—Cedar Rapids. Iowa 100 KXRO—Aberdeen. Watbs 100 WBEO—Marquette, Mmh 100 WBOW—Terie Haute, Ind 100 WERE—WIlkes Barre, Pa 100 WCLS—Joilet, Ill 100 WEBR—Buffalo. N Y 100 WEXL—Royal Oak, MIch 100 FOF-1- hnt, 51109 100 WFDV—Rome, Ga 100 WGAL—Lancaster, Pa 50 WGH—Newport News, va 150 WKAV—Lacono. N H _ 100 WKCEI—Johet, III 50 WKBC—BIrmIngharn. Ala IOU WKI3S—Galeaburg, Ill (CO WMBO—Aulourn. N. Y. 100 WNBH—New Bedford, Mau. 100 WOL—WashIngton, D C. 10C WRAW—Reachng, Pa 10( WROL—Knoxville, Tenn. 10( WSAJ—Grove Cdy, Pa

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8 WSJS—Wineton Salem, N. C 100 500 WTJS—Jackson, Tenn. 100

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100 100 110 100 1C0 100 100 100 100 50 100 1C0 100 100 100 1C0 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

CHANNEL 137 KFJI—Astona, Ore. KFJM—Grand Forks, N. D. KFJZ—Fort Worth, Tex. ,KFLX—Galveston, Tex _ KGAR—Tucson, Aro KGDA—Mitchell, S D KGFL—Raton, N M KOKL—San Angelo. Texas KOOS—Marshfield, Ore KBE—Berkeley. Calif KW—Walla W•11a, Wash KWKC—Kansas City. Mo WBGF—Glens Falls, N Y WCBM—BaltIrnore, Md WELK—PhIladelpho, Pa WGL—Fort Wayne, Ind WHB% Mt Drab, Ohm _ WHBO—Memp's, Tenn. _ WHDF—Calurnet, Mich WJTL—TIfton. Ga WLEY—LexIngton Mass. WMBR—Tampa, Fla WPOE—Patchogue. N. Y WODM—St Albans, Vt V/RAK—Wdlornsport, Pa WRAM—WIlnungton, N C WRBJ—Hattiesburg, Mum. WRBT—Hattiesburg, MI. WRDO—Augusta. Maine WRJN—Racine, WSVS—Buffalo. N Y CMGH—Matanzart Cuba _ HRB—Tegusigoloa, Honduras

CHANNEL 142 KFOU—Holy CIty, Cal KrXY—Flagstaff, Anz KGFF—Shawnee, Okla.

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KG1W—TrinIdad, Colo KGIX—Las Vegas. Nest KGVO—M issoula, Mont. KICK—Red Oak, Iowa KORE—Eugene, Ore KXYZ—Houston, Texas WAGM—Presque isle. Me WDEV—Waterbury, Vt WEDH—Erle. Pa WFDW—Anniston, Ala. WHDL—Tupper Lake, N. Y WIAS—Otturnwa, lowa WIBR—SteubenvOle, Ohio WILM—Wdnungton, Del WJMS—Ironwood, MIch WLBF—Kansas City, Kan WMBC—Detrolt, MIch. WMBH—Joplin, Mo. WPAO—Paducah, Ky _ WSPA—Spartaneburg, S. C WTB0--Cumberland, Md

CHANNEL ISO KGFI—Corpu, Chrotl, Too KGFK—Moorhead, Minn KGIZ—Grant City, Mo KGKB—Tyler, Tex KGKY—Scottsbluff, Neb KUT=Austm, Tex. KX0—EI C•ntro, Cal WKBV—Conners-ville, Ind WMPC—Lapeer, MIch WNBF-13Inghamton, N. WOPI—Brotol, Tenn. WPEN—PhIladelphia, Pa WRDW—Augusta, Ga WSYB—Rutond, Vt. _ WWSW—Pdtsburgh, Pa CMBL—Havana, Cuba

100 CM BR—Havana, Cuba 1CO CM13Q—Maronao,'Cuba lag XEP—Nuevo Laredo, Mes

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DISTANCES World and North America

cl This distorted map (at the right) was drawn by the engineers of the General Electric plant at Schenectady, as an aid in interpreting transmission tests. If you have ever tried to figure the distance between any point in North America and a city in Asia, or South Africa, making due allowance for the curvature of the earth, yott will apRreciate this map. It is known as an "equidistant zenithal projection," which means that you don't have to resort to spherical trigonometry or a slide rule to get either direction or distance between two points on the face of the earth, one point of which is the center of the map. This map is drawn with Schenectady as a center and all measurements, to be accurate, must be from or to Schenectady. For practical purposes, however, the chart on these pages will amply be found handier in securing distances as no computing is necessary. The upper portion gives world distances and the lower part gives North American distances.

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Air Line and Equidistant DISTANCES

Thi, projection map has three rosin uses. First it gives the straight line distance between Schenectady and any other point en the earth's surface. In the secopd place, it shows the nature of the intervening territory between Schenectady and any other point. 11m is highly important for the radio engineer, for, as is well known, the distance over which radio signals can be transmitted depends, among other things, on the nature of intervening territory; that is, whether it is land or water. Distance transmission over water is less difficult than over land. In the third place, the map gives the exact bearing or direction from Schenectady to any other point on the earth's surface. It would not be supposed, for example, that radio signals from Schenec-tady would travel within a few degrees of the North Pole to reach Manda. The average person would not expect a radio wave, traveling in a straight line and the shortest distance to Calcutta, to travel northeasterly.

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Calls of World's

Short Waves ÇThis double page covers the world for

short wave stations that broadcast en-tertainment They are arranged, by

kilocycles, in columns for easy finding The span of each column is indicated by the large figure at the top of the column The frequency (kilocycle) of each station is printed at the left, and the station call is at the right Between is the meter value and the power in watts Below is the city in which the transmitter is located and in-formation concerning the time and nature of the broadcast In many cases programs from long wave stations are relayed, and this is so stated There are 192 stations listed, practically all the short wave broad-casting stations in the world No attempt is made to include stations of a purely com-mercial nature

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W9XA -W9XF c 6X/I o.k-iInd

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INTER ATONAL PATE LIME_

G5SW Chel idord

W2X fl_hen_eetadr

W3XAL7W2XE Niw .Y !:,A 25 Barcalonte

W8XK Pitter. P:mc oc N

HRH leg chigalpa HRH

HKC BO Otdo ;idivRy Georg town •,

SOUTH AM RICA

LSX Boenoe Aires

2220 (e, so gó ) OSLO Norway

2938 G.', %) W6XAF SACRAMENTO Cal

Stot• D•parten•nt el Aproulture

3030 Ce, "" I MOTALA SWEDEN

0 6 I, M 10 12 M.0,, 0.

3653 ( "" ) 021RL COPENHAGEN Ornonok

12 Al on too Tue.., anu Saturdays

3750 (','1, ") 12RO ROME Italy

67P M-113011P At

4015 ( e, " " ) NAA ARLINGTON 1.

11 bf A AI —7 nm SM.,.

4115 ("") WORN DEAL N 0

T10111 S 11./Is

4280 ( "' ) RVÉ 5 KelA BAROVSK USSR

7 SO 12 20 P Id C.a. bleed

4434 ( e) DOA DOEBERITI Oder..

4776 (e., ' " ) ZL2XX YVELLINGTON Now 2.1.a.

4800 (E,' "") W2XV LONG ISLAND CITY 10 Y I it • el "Hawed. oil Name

4918 C,.,!., e) U. R.t,,,., LI. Ftenor

6172 (e, ')OK•NIPT PRAGUE, Ctechoalasakla

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5837 (l', "") HK0 BARRANQUILLA Colomb a

4 30 to 10 30 P M

5857 (J:j ''' ) XEIA MEXICO CITY Meal.

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5970 (e,'.=) HIM VATICAN CITY. Rome, Itaty

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6000 (;,' ' ) EAJ25 BARG,. LONA Spa n

6000 C,... '1 MOSCOW USSK

Tenet, and Sun 11 P la to Mielmte

6000 ( -'°) ZL3Ze CHRISTCHURCH n.. Seale.

Thur. 2 30 .1P fa Set 6 30 à P M

6000 C'., ") VQ7L0 NAIROBI Kenya Mel.

Dell, 6 0 30 P AI

6005 ( "") HRB TECIUC1AGALPA Hondur. • II ii • 1.1.c;sitee. sow..

6020 (,'.1, ee) WOXF CHICAGO III

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6040 Ces, 00.U) W2XAL NEW YORK. N Y

pole. V/ RNA' Dilly. Irregular Time

6040 ADDMON III

6040 ( "") PK3AN SOURABAYA Jes•

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6050 GI "") HIM BARRANQUILLA, COW..

M. Wed PH and Sun 110 I. M

6060 Ce, "fl W8XAL CINCINNATI Ohm

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6060 (e, 11) W3XAU PH.LAGELPHIA, Pa

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6072 (e, 1.1) UOR2 .,i, PIP. Auetel•

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6080 (t.2. "e ) W9XAA CHICAGO 10

Odle 4 PI' re.linaton

6095 (t', "g) VE9OW BOINMANVILLE. Ont

6100 (I, = ) W3XAL 00uNO BROOK N J

two. an%....r.eCt......1

6110 ( ". ) V2900 CALGARY ALTA

6114 ( "") VV8 BOMBAY India

6120 g, "e) W2XE NEW YORK IV Y

•ule 7 MI • MI I• I • et MO Relay. WABC

6122 (,;:, '°) F310D SAIGON e'en. Indo Chtell

I 30 11 30 P Ai

6124 ( "" ) FL EIFFEL TOWER PARIS

6124 ( ") EAR25 BARCELONA Spoln

SOP M

8124 ( ') NAA ARLINGTON Va

6124 (r.' "" ). MTH RIO OE JANEIRO OrMil

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6134 C", ) VQ7L0 NAIROBI Kenya Afro.

7 10 P 1.1

6140 g "" 1 W8XIC PITTSBURON Pa

6148 (e, "°) VE-SCL WINNIPEG Cana..

4 30 lb P M

6148 (ry"') KIKR MANILA P I

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6170 ( ) HR8 TBOUGIGALPA Hon.,'"

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6250 (,°,•*, " ) CH8A18 , 'L',”;,".tv„",•7Peter:....

6250 g " I MTH Ri0 DA JANEIRO 111..Al

6276 (Cl "°') HKO BOGOTA Colombm

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6382 C,;',, ") OT3A0 FuNCHAL Ma..••

6438 (;'', 33° ) MOSCOw Russ.

6667 (t, e) 8KR CONSTANTINE Alpena

Mon.. a. F r...at 10 P AI

6726 ( " ) VRT GEORGETOWN 0..t. L,Ilft«•

Sundays end W•dneed.•

6755 CC.,"I WAD DEAL N J

SP 1.1-9A Al

6818 C.; ,e) XDA MISB.00 CITY ,111. eo

111. Al

6865 (t..." ) KEL COLINAS, Cal

6875 ( "" ) F8r40 CASABLANCA Mot..

6880 ( "1 ) D4AFF GOETHEN Getman,

a an fa 1,••0,11 and Irrnlitym

6897 C,',',, "°) 1144 ROME ITALY

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6976 ( " )EAR100 MADRID SpHn

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6995 (:'.".,?...' ) CT I AA LMBON Portuttel Ir.." 10 12 P NI

6995 Cc., '1 ORS laUDEIV, Engle. II P M —II A AI

7026 C.,.'., "')EAR125 MALF1161 Spain

7120 (00 " 2) OZ7RL COPENHAGEN Denmark

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7143 C,',, " ) NKX BOGOTA CoMenlam Broad... 9 11 P IV

7184 CI, "J0 0111214K elAvANA Cm a

7195 (II Il?) TSIAB SINGAPORE red MO. Stet.

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7211 g, 'II ) EAR58 TENERIFE C•nAry Illmuld

Tener re Rad.o CM•11

7300 C.:,', "..) RADIO BANGKOK S am

10 P At unt I Al dn pht Mondays

7317 C.: " 1 FOLK PARIS Fran.

7638 EL PRADO IS on. Ecuador

0 II P At Thur...

7550 (6' "") 06E CALGARY At.

9 IO 10 P IN Twat.,

7550 (T.',:, "" ) CRS CALGARY Alta

7 30 10 30 P AI Thur..

1616 C' "" 1 X284 NEUVO LAREDO Mee.. 7 10A la —11 6P AI

7616 (Cl "4) HEX BOGOTA Colombia

broadsaste 9 II P AI

7770 C...,' "° ) FTF KOOTWI.IN Holland

2 P M —Star. 41 Tim* Chr.,

7895 ( ") NPR DOEGERITS Germ.,

7 to 3 P AI

7968 BANGKOK Siam

8030 ( "" ) NAA •RLING TON Va

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8105 (.C, "") EATH vIENNA Ater.r.I.3 . .. .

8105 (.:,', "") JIAA 10K1t) Japan

8330 (r..,' "° ) BXAA LENINGRAD Ruaela

Amos" i.....learMd fè ''''''' • o 1 6 .

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lb 30 P AI

8650 (C, "") W2XV LONG ISLAND N Y

Weel and G• el, from 3 td 10 P IV

8650 (z " - ) W8KAG DAYTON Olt o

8650 ( "") WBXE BALTIMORE NM

1P IS 11 13 P M

8650 (:••', ") WOXAL CHICAGO RI

8650 ("") W9XL CHICAGO Ill

8650 C.'.', "") W2XOU AMPERE N J

17 Noon—I P h/

8692 GI "") HKF BOGOTA "A.m..

II A 1.1 I Is PA —S 7PM

8695 0.., '') W2XAO SCHENECTADY N Y

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8820 (e, - ) VK3UZ MELBOURNE Auetealla

Mon.. on, Wed...ye 4 4 P 1.1

8870 ( ) NAA ARLINGTON Va

TInm Sip..

8872 (rz, "31) PIPO CAVITE, Manda.P A

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9020 (;. °'°) GBS HURRY, England

9030 ( ") CFI! HALIFAX, Canada

Dolly 9 P ld

9110 (.","") SUS CAIRO Egypt

9175 (.:") WHO DEAL, N J

1230 (:;,' "5) FUJ PARIS Franco

Tor. Sig II NIA M •nd P Id

9230 (e, "') VK2BL SYDNEY Awtrolla

9300 ( "1) S 9 P IA

9335 0, "") CGA DRUMMONDVILLE Cenada

9360 HAVANA. Cut.

9375 (, -,.:• ) OZ7MK COPENHAGEN. Dent..

I A Id {Irregular,

9375 ( "°') EK90C BERNE Switacrland

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9375 (,' ") W8XAO PETRO, Mi.

9375 (tt.cg) XDA MEXICO CITY Pow..

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9450 (,'.:,' "'° ) Ri0 OE JANEIRO Br•ed

9490 ( '') OXY L le NOISY Denmark

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9500 (."., "") VK3ME MELBOURNE. Australia

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9520 U.', 5Ua OXY LYN013 le Donntwet

9530 (e, J'e) W2XAF SCHENECTADY N Y

Relay. WOK Da ly 5 30 toll,. 1.1

9530 (e, ''") W9XA DENVER. Colo

Relays KOA

9560 ( e) ZEESEN Owl.,

9 P 91 I 30 Nwl Morn,.

9570 ( ) WIXAZ SPRINGFIELD stn.

gdors MR... 111.2 am wale.

9590 (V., :V.': ) PCJ E1NOHOVEN. H•1Iwd

t t ; 11 «et', it. eieist7 t: t e ert.

9590 (,",', 'UM W3XAU PHILADELPHIA, Pa

SM. I le rI.0 Wor:tte 1.....

9590 (e,' 51 ") VÉ2ME Relays V•rtou• Aust.alien Stattens

9816 (;', ") VQ1L0 NAM... Kw," Alma

9678 (,°,', ") KIXR MAN1EA -P 1 Relays KZRM-

9115 (:',', '11) NMI HERED1A. Coate Aka

Dady 4 e it 114 . 0P 111 Broadcast

9756 AREN

4 10 15 P IV T ààààààà a. Frodws

9810 ( "" ) LSOR ...NOS A1RES A rrrrr en•

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9836 ROZNAN Poland

! XU /ONO ISLAND CITY N Y

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10000 (,:e, ") . 13ELORADE, Jugmlwl•

Monday. Only 9 10 P KO

10013 ( ) CMILA HAVANA. Cuba

10167 (e, 'I.>) IISG BANGKOK, SI•m Monday.. II A IA

10170 (e, "5°) 11S2PJ BANGKOK Sown

e t• .4 • al Sumter Theme. 1.4 tame.

10190 (t". "") GBX Buda.. tee's.

10240 (e, "5) 714 HEREDIA. Costa Pima

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10382 (;•', ell Arg) LSX BUENOS AIRES, entina

14.4•11.,•••• we rrrrr I oe • •

10396 CZ "") GBX RUGBY. Engl...

10415 (r:•', "") KEZ COLINAS Cal

10525 (e, "") RDRL LENINGRAD. Russia

10527 (,", "5) VK2ME SYDNEY Au ttttt la

10550 (e, "") WLO LAWRENCE N J

10710 ( -) CAS ttttt CA Rococo.

10110 (;•', ") CTIBO LISEON Portugal

10710 („", ') GBP 1.151119 England

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10990 (e, "5°) ZLW WELLINGTON elm. Iwlang

Map of World's

Super Stations çThe largest and most important of the

world stations are indicated on the world map with the call letters there-

on These are not only the largest but the best known of the DX stations As it is almost as desirable to know the time at the transmitter as at the receiving set, each program is therefore printed at the time it is broadcast. At best, programs could be translated to only one time zone, and the fact that this chart is used in many differ-ent time zones seems to render at more de-sirable to print programs without a time translation The map herewith shows the clocks for each hour and time zone, also plus and minus marks, and it is easy to ad-just the time to your own locality Latest available information of hours and nature 'of program is given

11440 (; "r) , SAUD.. (Berlinfflerrneny

11495 (e,."') KIXR MANILA... I

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11705 (, — ) FYA PONTOISE. France

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11120 (e, e") CJRX WINNIPEG, Cwwla

11751 r.:,,re) 05SW CHELMSFORD. Eng..

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11163 (e, "5) XDA MEXICO CITY. 0.51..

EmatIcesto Dolly. 1 to 9 • Id

11800 (tf, "e.) UOR2 VIENNA Atostna

W•il and Sat Wu:tut 11A 111

11800 (,':', "" ) W9XF CHICAGO... Relays WEilIll

11810 (ry e) 12R0 ROM E. Italy

inmeu 17 r el ale ur e msi Wm..

I 1840 (V,' ) W9XAA CHICAGO III R•lays WCFL

11840 ( "") W2XE NEW YORK N V

lettlay• WA..

11870 (."., ".7.) VUe CALCUTTA Indiet

9 to 11 P 91

11880 (V, "" ) W8XX PITTSBURGH. P•

'0"91eleitio1=4 NI-- 11885 (V. "") W2XAL

NEW YORK. N Y

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lineadcasts IrreguM.1

11946 re, "' ) KKQ !MUNN, Cal

12000

12010 (r,t.) FZR SAIGON. French Indo Chi.

Weekdays. g 10 P. id

12050 (4' "") NAA ARLINGTON. V.

'TO. Sig.., 55 A 91

12100 (,';', '") ••• • TOK10. Japan

12240 (13.," 5) NS1PJ BANGKOK. Slam

•readcaste Icregutarly

12240 (•"., "') KIXR MANILA P 1

12830 ( e) RABAT. Morocco

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12846 (tt Pag) W5X/1 OAKLAND, Cal

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Clem McCarthy, NBC's racing author-ity, first learned about horses when he was a small boy playing about his fa-ther's 'livery stable in Detroit.

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Just to prove to his California friends that Illinois is a fruit growing state, Earl Burnett, famous Hollywood maestro, sent a crate of Illinois peaches back home. His friends out there retaliated by sending him one case of oranges, some apricots and a crate of California peaches. Earl; Burnett and his Californians .haye been, engaged for the fall.e.E.t.nd 'winter'. season -r at the Blackhawk ,CafChicag'o,.•plid will be heard nightly over radio statibn . .

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Maurie Sherman and bimiche.stid vier appearing at the Congress Hotel, Chicago, are heard nightly over"`Ky.W: 'Maurfeis, one of Chicago's most' popular dance chestra leaders and has a large .aollowr' ing among radio fans in'the mfddlee west. ". Time was when CBS ariribun.cei•Hairyi

von Zell earned .his" living"With aifS Xiste instead of with his vocal chords, eighteen Harry was a profniaingeglit74 weight, in boating cii•cleg;eon:ethar,Pacifie,

coast. He fought!'five bouts, von and four,then decided thaettiereeer.e easiérd,,%,

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Paul Whiteman and Jack. Derin'Y;; of radius outstanding dance band leaders;-, have signed exclusive., recording cdrifrapteY with RCA-Victor. 'éWhit'ernanS réturn„tb-te;-. Victor is said Eli' be of •spéciál inleresti' since he formerly recorded'exclübhieri:for. that organization. He.,,isnow playing at Gs the Edgewater Beach Hotel. in Chimed" His dance progrâms are broadcast rom- Chicago over ,an extensiVe",44.BO4001.ÇuP. Denny, a recent' addition ,to NBC'artists,? Is heard from. the Mount Royal ,Ilot'eLirie Montreal Over an NBC-WEAF;,:latién-* wide network. The ,,viidé-spread ponula.f•;?* ity of Denny's rhythifi with N,BCfilisten- - ers is said to be responsible fora his, new, . recording contract. •• , = •s * *

Merle. Thorpe, editor of ...NationS Busi.: • ness and. an internationally -recognized . authority on business and'eConornics, has' reopened his series --"Hew's Business" over' the NBC network. Heep,daks ;from thé NBC studios in Washingtim throughout the series. Thorpe presents' the story' of' business in a manner understandable to , all. He Was born in Kansas and studied- 7- I at Leland Stanford and Washington State - Universities. He has investigate business . conditions at first hand ever since this graduation.

. • Paul Whiteman, who conducts his'or-

chestra over NBC networks, was born in Denver, Colorado, forty years ago, 'the son of the music supervisor of the city. schools.

* * * .•, A St. Louis admirer of Little Jack Little

addressed a letter to the NBC artist, which bore only the inscription of an automobile jack and a microphone sketched on the envelope.

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Prank Knight enjoyed a vacation last summer way up in the mountains far from all radios and took a complete rest from 'This is the Columbia Broadcasting Sys-tern.."

* * * Guy Lombardo opened for the fall arid

winter seasons at the Hotel. Roosevelt, New York, on Thursday, October 1.

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• mission for permission to operate an ex-perimental, 250-watt "booster" station in Washington, D. C., to carry in synchron-ization for 17 hours daily the programs of WABC, the Columbia Broadcasting System's key station in New York City, has been anounced by William S. Paley,

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the Federal Radio Commission will agree with us that a real service to Wash-ington and the nation can be given under the arrangement we propose. At the same time. we believe this drastic experiment

will mark an advance for the radio broad-casting industry as a whole, demonstrat-ing the possibilities of synchronization to a degree never before attempted. In se-lecting Washington as the scene of our experiment we have been guided by our belief that the Nation's Capital is en-titled to full and complete access to Co-lumbia programs in their entirety. "Most of the President's addresses are

delivered in Washington. The National Radio Forum originates in Washington. On the Columbia network from Wash-ington appear most of the nationally and internationally prominent men and wom-en who live and work in Washington or visit there, and who make our govern-mental and economic structures. It is Columbia's wish to place at the disposal of these individuals the finest and most complete radio broadcasting service Synchronization offers interesting pos-

sibilities for conservation and more ef-ficient use of the nation's natural re-sources represented by the frequencies set aside for broadcasting," the application

said. "No synchronization tests are in progress in which the •originating station utilizes an antenna designed to suppress the .high-angle sky wave. Anticipating the possibilities of rendering more wide-spread service to a larger audience by making more efficient use of its cleared channel, the applicant has expended more than $100,000 to develop and erect for WABC a sky-wave-suppressing antenna, consisting of a single tower radiator 665 feet in height, the first of its kind in the country.

"Since the sky-wave has caused most of the difficulty in synchronization tests we believe that, with the .665-foot sky-wave-suppressing tower antenna soon to be under operation with 50 kilowatts by WABC, and with which the proposed 50-watt 'booster' in Washington would be .ynchronized by wire lines, we would be able to develop important information on synchronization and to render unusual program service to Washington and vicin-ity without interfering with the normal, rural service of WABC.

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Radio Log and Lore—JANUARY Page The World's Beat Log of the World"

This double page of programs is a complete listing of all programs on the

Lase networks from noon until midnight Eastern time; from nine until

nine on the Pacific Coast. Four programs are listed for each half hour

period (beginning on the hour and the half hour) with the time it may be

heard in each time zone. To adapt the chart to your own use it is neces-

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ply indicate the time at which the programs appear in those zones. A

span of 12 hours is shown, and each hour is divided in half hour periods

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TIME As is commonly known there are four

rime zones in the United States, each one hour apart. For the twelve hourly periods indicated at the left on this chart, the actual time in each of these :ones is given When the first program on this page be-gins. it is 12 noon in the Eastern. I I M the Central. 10 in the Mountain. and 9 in the Pacific zone. It depend :on where you are receiving the program As daylight time is in die« only part of the year andina portion of the territory, no cognizance is taken of, If you have daylight time I this indudes New York where many of rise provan,onc.natel add I hit o the tan,

SUNDAY

Nat 13 Morning Musicale _ Nat R Echoes of the Orient Col Voice at St. Louis Nat b t Breakfast with Sperry . .

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Nat 13 Lew White Organ Recital ECMP Nat R Biblical Drama E Er C Col International Broadcast ECMP

DLBS Horne Sweet Home Concert P only

Nat 8 Over laden E G C Nat R NBC Artists Servi« Program . .ECMP Col Cathedral Hour FCMP DIES Home Sweet Home Concert P only

Nat B Walter Darnrosch HOW . .. E only Nat R Pop Concert . ECMP

Col Cathedral Hour . ECMP DLBS Home Sweet Home Concert .. P only

Nat li Symphonic Band E G C Not R Sunday Bright Spot ECMP Col Sons of Eli--Spirituala ECMP Nat 0 Bible Stories . . P only

Nat 8 Yeast Foam«, . ECMP Nat R Moonshine and Hon cccccc les . E G C Cul Columbia Church of the Air ECMP

N, 0 Bible Stories P only

Net l'; National Youth Conference ECMP Nat R Wayne King's °reheat. E Cr C Col New York Philharmonie Orchestra ECMP Nat G Salon Oreh . . . . P only

Nat B Balkan Mountain Men . E only Nat R Dr, S. Parkes Cadman ECMP Col Now York Philharmonic Orch . ECMP Nat G Salon °rah ccccc ..P only

Nat Li Melodies dc France . .E G C Nat R Manhattan Guardsmen . ECMP Col New York Philharmonic Orchestra ECMP Nat G Songland ..P only

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Nat Li National Vespers . ECMP Nat R Gilbert and Sullivan Gems . E Cr C Col Rey. Donald Grey Bernhouse . E CY C Nat G Rhythmic Triplets .. P only

Nat 8 International Gypsy Orchestra E G C Nat R Gana, Electric Twilight Prog. ECMP Col Firelight Pictures CMP Nat 0 Automobile Races P only

Nat 8 Raising lunior . E Es C Nat R Catholic Hour . ECKIP Col Chicago Knights CMP Nat 0 Automobile Races . . P only

Nat El Ad of Barbara Wayne E CT C

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Col Howard Dandies E only

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Nat 8 The Three Bakers ECMP Not R Iodent Club of the Air E G C Cut 1A:den's Novelty Ora . ECM Nat G The Vagabonds P onl,

r 'at fi Enna jettick Melodies - ECMP !la, P. Chase and Sanborn _ E Ca C C,..1 Devils. Drugs and Doctors F.CKIP t :.ir 0 Sunday Concert P only

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fiat El Harbor Lights . E Cr C Nat R Ted Weent's Orchestra ECMP Col The Gauchos ECMP Aar G Palace Concert Oat. ttttt . P only

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Nat B National Farm and Horne Hour .ECM Nat R Henry Tobias and His Orchestra E G C Col Columbia farm Communiry Prog. ECMP Nat 0 Rembrandt Trio . . P only

Nat 8 Mid-day Musicale Nat R Atwater Kent Program . E only Col Harry Tucker and His Barclay Orch. E Cr C Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air P only

Nat B Tuneful Times ECM Nat R The Nomads . E CI C Col Ann Leaf at the Organ ECMP Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air P only

Nat 13 Plane Moods: Lee Sims. Pianist E & C Nat R Henrietta Schumann, Pianist E Cr C Col American School of Me Air t . ECMP Nat G Helen Barker Art Talk P only

rn, B Current Events E Cr C Nat R Woman's Radio Boone E CT C Col Will Debar. and His Orchestra ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Home Hour M Cv P

Nat 13 The Three Dixtors E CI.. C Nat R Women's Radio Ramie.. E Cr C Col Ben Alley and Helen Nugent ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Home How M Er P

Nat B Charles Seheuerman and Ord. ECM Nat R Nat. Music League Program E only Col Bert Lawn and His Dittmar« Orch. - ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Q P only

Nat 8 Maze of Melody E Cr C Nat R Phil Spitalny and His (»eh E only Col Nat Student Fed of Am Nog ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Q P only

Nat El Chats with Peggy Winthrop ECM Nat R The Lady Nest Door E only Col Cafe de Witt Orel, ECMP OLBS Happy Co Lucky Hour P only

Nat B Little Orphan Annie E only Nat R The Pilgrim. E only Col Kathryn Parsons—Girl o' Y y ECMP DLBS Happy Co Lucky Hour P only

Nat 8 Raising Junior E only Nat R Waldorf •Aatoria Orcheatra E Et C Col Current Events . ECMP DIOS Fenn«. Fancies _ P only

Nat 13 Literary Digest Topics in Brief E only Nat R Swift Program: Comedy Sketch E Cr C Col Reis and Dunn ECMP DIPS Feminine Fan«. P only

Nat 8 An,., 'n' Andy E only Nat R Vermont Lumberjack. ECr C Col Bing Croaby: Barirone . E only Nat G Federal Businen Talk . P only

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Nat B Archer Gibson, Organist E only Nat R Soconyland Sketch« E only Col The Colombians E Cr C Nat G Baron Keyes' Air Caatle P only

Net 13 Death Valley Day. EC KIP Nat R Voi« of Fi ttttt nit 1 Cr C Col Kate Smith and Her Swam« Music E tr C DIES Potluck P only

Nat 8 Maytag Orchestra ECMP Nat R A. Er P Gypsies .E & C Col The Mills Brothers: Negro Qoar. (CMP GIBS Nutton's C Ensemble Portly

Nat 13 Musical Dominoes E Cr C Nat R P the S ttttt ECMP Col Bourjoin—An Evening in Paris ECMP Nat G M tttttt of Music P ady

Nat 8 Cold Medal Express ECMP Nat R True Story Hour E CI C Col Robert Bureo Panatela Program ECt." Nat G trato. Hof Bran Orchestra P rz.•ty

Nat 8 Chembrough Reel Folks ECMP Nat R The Simoniz Guardsmen E Cr C Col Toscha Seidel, Violinist ECMP Nat C S Hof Iran Orals P only

Nat 8 Amos 'n' Andy CMP Nat R C001. Sander. and Their Orch, E Cy C Col Bing Crosby. Baritone CMP Nat 0 Vernsont Lumberjack. P only

Nat 8 Low White, Organ Recital . E Co G Nat R less« Crawford. Poet of Organ E only Col The Camel Qu Hour M CI P Nat 0 Demi-Tassa Revue MG P

Nat B Vacs! Varieties E Cr C Na, R General Electric Home Circle ECMP Col Doe Bigelow and Orchestra ECMP Nat G Debbie's Ditthday Party . P only

Nat 8 National Farm and Home Hour ECM Nat R Black and Gold Room Orch E only .Col Columbia Revue ECMP At 0 The F tttttt inert P only

Nat B National Farm and Horne Hour ECM Nat R Classic Varieti« E Er C Col Columbia Farm Community Prog, ECMP Nat 0. Color Harmony Program P only

Nat 8 Mid-day Musicale ECM Nat R Classic Varieties E Ce C Col Savoy Plaza Ord. E G C Nat 0 Woman's Magasine of the Air P only

Nat 8 Tuneful Tirnes ECM Nat R Hotel New Yorker Conceit Emma, E Cr C Col Columbia Artists Recital ECMP Nat 0 Wonsan's Magazine of Me Air . M Cr P

Nat Et Youth Mann. - - ... ECMP Nat R Dorothy Drobel, C Pianist E Et C Col American School of the Air ECMP Not 0 Organ Recital P only

Nat B "Music in the Air" Nat R Women's Radio Reviese E Cs C Col Columbia Salon Orch - ECMP Nat 0 W Earns and House Hour M & P

Nat B Chicago Serenade . _ .. ECM Nat It Women's Radio Revised ...E & C Col The Captivatora . ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Home Hour M & P

t 'at 13 Symop ECM Nat R The Magic of Speech E G C Col The Four Clubenen—Male Q ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francia Drake Qu hl Ca P

Nat B Alaae of Melody E &C Nat R Phil Spitalny and His Orchestra t & c Col Phil Fisher and His Oreh ECMP CPR Harvey Dab E only

Nat B Maltine Story Program _ E Ca C Nat R The Lady Next Door E G C Col Frank Ross: Songs . .. ECMP DIES Happy Go Lucky Hour P only

Plat B Little Orphan Annie E only Not R Ri«o Talkie E Er C Cul Bert Lown and Hia Orch ECMP DIES Happy Go Lucky Hour P only

Nat B Raising junior . E Ct C Nat R Waldorf •Aaturia Orchestra E Er C Col Hotel Taft Orchestra ECMP DIES Feminine Fancies P only

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Nat 8 "Great Personalities" E Cr C Nat R The Fuller Man ECMP Col Romances of the Sea . E Ca C CPR Canadian Pacific Program ECMP

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Nat 8 Am« 'n' Andy _ CMP Nat R («se Crawford, Poet of Organ .E only Col Bing Crosby_ Baritone ...... CMP Nat 0 Memory Lane M Cr P

Nat 8 Deem Fittest« E Cr C Nat R lack Denny and NI Orchestra E Cr C Col The Camel Q Hour . . MO P Nat 0 Memory Lane M CI P

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Nat B Vocal Varian.. . . E G C Nat R Ckoral Electric Horne Circle .. ECMP Col Don Bigelow and Orals . ECMP Nat G Mary's Naighborly Chat . _ P only

Nat 13 Igatiesol Farm and HOW HOW . .. ECM Nat R Mok and Gold ROOM Ore . E G C Col Columbia IIWV. .. . . ECMP Nat 0 'Mein . . .. P only

Nat 8 National farm and HOW. Hoe ..... ECM Nat R Haney Tobias and Hite Orchestra _ .E Cr C Col Columbia hot Community Preg... ECMP Nat G Musical Program P only

Nat 13 Mid-day Musicale _ . ECM Nat R Hory Tobias and Hit Ordeintra E G C .Col Ritz Carlton Notai Oohed. . . EC, C Nat 0 Wornan't Magazina of the Air M Cv P

Nat 8 Blue Masers ECM Nat R Golden Cons . .E only Col Ann Leaf at the Organ ECMP Nat 0 Wonto's Magazine of the Aie P only

Nat B Piano Mods: Lea Shin. Pianist E & C Nat R Golden Goes . .. E only Col AIMIIi<àn khool of Ma Air ECMP Nat 0 Organ Recital P only

Nat 8 Organ Malodies ECM NatR Woossett's Radio Review E C, C Col Columbia Salon Orchest,a .. ECMP Nat 0 Western Farm and 1401. Hour M Cr P

Nat El The Three Doctors .. ... E Cr C Nat R Women's Radio Review E G C Col Arthur 1 . Singing Bandrnastor ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Horne Hour .. . .M OP

Nat 8 Pace, ic Vagabonds ECMP ' Nat R Pop Concert .. (OC Col Cale de Witt Oro ...ECMP Nat C ....lean Trio . P only

Nat 8 Eastman School Chamber Music .. . E only Nat R Phil Spitalny and His Ore rrrrr .. _EC+ C Col Columbia A ' Recital . ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Slr Francis Drake Orchestra P only

Nat 13 Chats with Peggy Winthrop .. . ECMP Nat R The Lady Next Door _. E Ce C Col Asbury Park Casino Ora ECMP 131-85 Nappy Go Lucky Hour . . P only

• Nat 8 Lift1e Orphan Annie . . E only Nat R Sam Loyd. Me Post« Man . E only Col jolly hagglers . . ECMP DLBS Happy Go Leaky Hour P only

Nat B Molo T llos .. ECMP Nat R Waldorf-Astoria Orch ECMP Col 'Bill Saudi'. Going to Press" . . ECP CABS itORIAiRt Fancio P only

Nat 13 Literary Digeat Topics in grief . E only Nat R Swift Program: Comedy Sketch.. E G C Col Bird 3nd Vast,: Comedy Sketch . . ECMP OL8S Feminine Fandes

. Nat 8 Antos re Andy .... . E only Nat R Snoop and Peep: Corned, Skit . ECM Col Bing Crosby. Baritone . E only Nat G Wednesday Matinee P only

Nat B Phil Cook, the Quaker Man . E C, C Nat R TM Goldberga: Comedy Skate . E G C Col The Camel Q Hour . Eta C CPR Ro Battle and Hi Orch . I only

Nat El College Memories . ...... 1 only Nat R TM Silver Flute E only Col The Colombians .. E Cr C Nat G Illaroe•Keyes' Air Castle P only

Na, B jack Frost's Melody Moments F. & C Nat R Mobiloil Concert ECM Col Kate Smith and Her Swan« Music FCM Nat 0 PI Bound P only

Nat 13 Adventures of Sherlock Holmes E G C Nat R Halsey Stuart Program . ..... ECMP Col Cold Medal Fast Freight . E Cs C Nat G M f Music P only

Nat 8 DOM Moe« Program . E CI C Nat R Palmolive Hon Program _ ECMP Col Eno Crime Club . E G C DLBS Mack and Blue . P only

Nat B Rock Civic Orch . . E C, C Nat R Palmolive Hour ECMP Col Vitality Personalitiet ECMP Nat G Bob Kick's S ...... ton . .11 only

r at 8 Clara lir and Ern E Cr C Nat R Coca Cola Program ECMP Col Colurnbi• Concerts Corporation ECMP Nat G Cacti and Sally P only

Nat 8 Amos re' Andy CMP Nat R lose Crawford. Pot of Organ E only Col Street Singer: Novato Act E G C Nat G Don Thonegnew Sport Talk P only

Nat 8 Lew White Organ Recital E Er C Nat R Vincot Lupo and His Orch ..... E Cr C Col TM Carmel Quartet-Hour M OP Nat 0 The Rand P only

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NBC Red Network NatR

NBC Orange Network NatO

NBC Gold Network NatG

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Canadian National Railway CNR

Canadian Pacific Railway CPR

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Nat B Vocal Vareetid ... . E only Nat R G I EleCtf IC Home Cirde ECMP Col Don Bigelow and Orchestra ECMP Nat G Mary's Naighborly Chat ---------P only

Nat 8 National Farm and Honk Hour . ECM Nat R Black and Gold Room Orch E G C Col Columbia Revue .. ECMP Nat 0 Beatrict Matti.: aeon, Talk M Cr• P

'Nat Et National Farm and Home Hour .... ECM Nat R Popular Varian.. . .. E G C Col Columbia Farm Com. Network Fog, ECP Nat 0 Woman's Magasine of the Air . MCI P

Nat El Mid-day Musicale . . E G C Nat R Pennsylvania Hotel Luncheon Musk E C,. C Col Saoy Plaza Orals ECP Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air .. M LI P

Nat B Tuneful Tinges ECM Nat R Ponsylvania Natal Lunchon Music E G C. Col Columbia Salon Orch . ECMP Nat 0 Standard School Broadcast P only

Nat B Piano Monda: Lee Sinn: Poise E C. C Nat R Marguerite da Vine, Pianist E OC Col American School of the Air .ECMP. Nat 0 Standard School Broadcast P only

Nat 13 Organ Melodies . ECM Nat R Wornen's Radio Review . EG C Col La Forge Busmen Moicale ... ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Honk Hour . .. M Ca P

Nat 8 The Thrive Doctors (OC Nat R W0171/11.1 Radio Review ..E C. C Col Virginia Arnold, Pianist ECMP Nat 0 Western Farrel and Home Hour M G P

Nat 8 Ballads ECM Nat R Internateonal Brde•st front London ECMP Col Melody Magic ECMP Nat G Cowboy jo anceGuitar P only

r:e B Mao of Melody E Cr C Nat R Phil Spitalny and His Orch . ECM Col Hotel Taft Oral .ECMP CPR Fire,. er Rob I only

lia: d Coffee Matince . E Cr C Nat R The Lady Next Door ECM Col Asbury Park Casino Orchestra s ECMP OLDS Happy Co Lucky Hour P only

Nat 8 Little Orphan Annie . E only Nat R Rinse Talkie . I Cr C Col Salty Sam. the Sailor . EC, C C.L86 Happy Go Loky Hour . P only

Nat El Raising lionior . EG C Nat R Waldorf Astoria Orch ECM Col Frank Rosa: Song. . - - .ECMP DLBS Feminio Fancies .. P only

Nat 8 Litsrary Digest Topics in Brief E only Nat R Swift Program: Comedy Sketch E C, C Col Bird and Vash: Comedy Sketch ECMP DLBS Feminine Fancies P only

Nat B Amos 'n' Andy E only Nat R Vermont Lumberjacks . . .... E C, C Col Bing Crosby Panto« ..E only Nat 0 News Straka ..P only

Nat B Phil Cook, ti.. Quaker Man E GC Nat R The Goldbergs: Comedy Sketch E C, C Col Camel Q Hour . E C, C Nat G Tea Timers P only

Nat B Rin-Tin.Tin Thriller . .. E Er C Nat R Fleischinann Hour .. ECMP Col The Mills Brothers: Negro Quo. ....E C, C Nat G Baron Kaye.' Ai. Castle . . ...... r> only

Nat 8 Si..... of Me Skillet -8 Ct C Nat R Fleischnonn Hour . . .. . . ECMP Col Kate Smith and Nor Swots Musk .. E (7 C DLBS Clark / • Song and Stories . .. . P only

Nat B Blackstone Plantation E Cy C Nat R• Arco Dramatic Musicale ECMP Col Ea.,., Ormandy and His Orchestra ECMP Nat G Masters of Music P only

Nat 8 Mowell Houk Ensenibla ....... ECMP Nat R Adven ..... of Sherlock Holmes E G C Col Love Story Magoine Hour . ... E G C Nat G Hoar Starr—the 1640 toy ., P only

fiat 8 A. Er P. Gyoks . . . . EC, C Nat R IL A. Ralf. and Lucky Steil. Or. ECMP C 1 TM Toned«, .. ECM r 163 T ..... <takeout Hour . ECMP

Nat 8 Clara. Lu and Ent ... E C• C Nat R B. A. Rolfe and Lucky Strike Or. ECMP Col Tito Canso, Tenor ECMP CNR Transcontinental Hour ECMP

Nat 8 Amos 'n' Andy CMP Nat R Coon-Sanders and Their Orals E only Col Bing Crosby, Baritone CMP Nat 0 Standard Symphony Hour . P only

Nat 8 Lew White Organ Recital ECM Nat R jet. Crawford. Poet of Organ E Er C Cal The Camel Qualm, Hour MOP Nat 0 Standard Symphony Hour P only

The chart carries the programs of both the Blue and Red Networks of the National Broadcasting Company and one of the Columbia Broadcasting System. These are indicated by the letters at the left: NatB. NatR, and Col. The last line carries the programs of the two Canadian net-works, the Canadian National and Canadian Pacific and the programs of the smaller chains on the Pacific Coast. Each is indicated by the let-ters at the left: CNR. CPR, etc. The letters at the right of the title line indicate the different zones in which the programs appear. A trans-continental broadcast is marked E. C, M. P. for Eastern, Central, Moun-tain, and Pacific. E Only means that particular program is not broadcast out of the Eastern zone. While there are many last minute changes in broadcasting, this chart will be found for the most part an accurate and convenient list of daily network programs.

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Nat 8 Vocal Vane.. E G C Nat R General Electtic Home Cercle . ECMP Col Don Beget... and Orch ECMP Nat G Mary's Neighborly Chat .. . P only

Nat 13 National Farm and Home Hour . ECM Nat R Black and Gold Room Oral, E only Col Columbia Revue ECMP Nat 0 Rembrandt Trio P only

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°Col Pabst•En Varieties . . ECMP Nat 0 Rembrandi Trio P only

Nat B Mid-day Musicale E GC Nat R Hotel New Yorker Conc. loot E only Col Harry Tucker and His Barclay ClIth. E C, C Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air .M0 P

Vat 8 Tuneful Tinses , E G C Nat R Echoes of Erin E G C 'Col Columbia Artists Roital . ECMP Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air MOP

Nat B Piano Moods: Lee Sims, Pianist (OC Nat R Mau. Gainsborg.;Pianist _ (OC Col American School of elk Air ECMP Nat 0 Organ Reaital . P only

Nat 8 Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Organ ECM ,Nat R Women's Radio Review . E Cr C ,col Huston Ray and Ni, Orch ECMP Nar 0 W Farm and Home Moor M C, P

Nat 8 The Three Doctors E Cs C Nat R Woenen's Radio Review E G C Col Arthur loot Singing Band ECMP Nat 0 W Farm and Home Hour M Cr P

Nat B Radio Guild _ ECM Nat R Salon Singers E G C Col Light Opera Gems . ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drab. Quartet P only

t at B Radio Gold ECM Nat R Phil Spitalny and Ni. °Moto E Cr C Col Light Opera Gems ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Q . P only

Nat B Fireside Songs . . EC, C Na, R The Lady Next Door E G C Col lowish Art Program ECMP DLBS Happy Co Lucky Hour . P only

Nat 13 Little Orphan Annie E only Nat R Dolly Connelly: Songs E C, C Col john Kelvin. Irish Tenor ECMP DLBS Happy Co Lucky Hour P only

Nat B Raising junior E G C NatR Waldorf-Astoria Ore . ECM Col Doe Abrana's Barn Orchestra ECMP DLBS Feminine Foci« P only

Nat 8 Li .... ry Digest Topics in Brief E only Nat R Swift Program: Comedy Sketch E C, C Col Bird and Vash: Comedy Skalds . ECMP Nat 0 News Se ' P only

Nat B Amos 'n' Andy _ E only Nat R Major Bowes' Family .. . ECM Col Bing Crosby: Baritone E only Nat G Mstropolitan Hour f only

Nat El Phil Cook. the Quakar Man (OC Nat R The Goldberg.: Comedy Skatch E G C Col The Camel Q -Hour E G C OL8S Clark S• : Stories and Songs P only

Nat 8 Nestle's Progom . E G C Nat R Cities Scone Cooert Orahestra (COP

.. .. Col Th. Colombians ECP Nat G Baron Keyes' Air Castle P only -

Nat 13 Ss of the Skillet .E Er C Nat R Cities Service C Orch COOP Col The March of Time (CLIP Nat G . Date Book—Weather—Scotty P only

Nat 8 Interwoven Pair . . ECMP NatR TM Clique Club . (OC Col Liberty Magazine Hour .E Cs, C Nat G Lovable Liars _ P only

Nat B Armour Program ECMP Nat R Pond'. Dance Program (OC Col Friandly Five Foot.Notes CMP -Nat G Scrap Book . .. P only

Nat 8 Pol Whitosan's Paint Hen ECMP Nat R Flonheins Frolk . E G C Col Pillsbury (OC CPR Musical Travelogues ECMP

Nat 8 Clara. Lit and Ens E Cr C Na, R RK0 Theatre of the Aer ECMP Col Hamadan Melodees . CLIP CPR Musical Tra xelogoe i ECMP

Nat 13 Amos 'n• Andy CMP NatR Violent Lopo and His Oieh E G C Col Street Singer: Novelty Act ECMP Nat 0 Brownbilt FooHights M Cr P

Nat 8 jack Denny and His Orchestra E G C Nat R Vincanr Loper and His Orch E G C Col The Cann' Quarter/Mar M OP Nat 0 Derni•Tasse Rd. , MOP

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Natiool Farm and Home NOW ECMP Black and Gold Room Orch _ EG C Don Bigelow and Orchestra ECMP The Freshman P only

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National Farm and Home Hot .. ECAIP Toddy Mack and His Orchestra E G. C Hotel Taft Orchestra ECP Radio Ramblings . P enly

Nat B Rhythmic Luoheon Concert.i re C Nat R Teddy Black and His Ovahestra . . . E G C Col Atlantic City Musicale E U C Nat 0 Woman's Magazine of the Air M Cr r

Nat B Point Recital E only Nat R Football Broadcast . KAI Col Saturday Syncopators ECMP Nat 0 Wow..', Magazine of the Air trl Cr P

Nat B Piano Moods: Lee Sims, Pianist (OC Nat R Football Broadcast .ECM Col Football Broadcast ECMP Nat 0 Organ Recital P only

Nat 8 Organ Melodies ECM Nat R Football Broadcast ECM Col Football Broadcast ECMP Nat 0 Consopolitans .P only

Nat 8 The Thrice Doctors . . E only Nat 12 Football Broadcast . ECM Col

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Nat 0 Cosmopolitans P only

Nat 8 Syncopators E G C Nat R Football Broadcast ECM Col Football Broadcast ECMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Quartet P only

Nat 8 Chicago Ensemble .E G e Nat R Phil Spitalny and His Orthestra ECP Col Spanish Serenade . gCMP Nat 0 Hotel Sir Francis Drake Q P only

Nat 13 Musical Moments ECM Nat R The Lady Not Door . (OC Col Eddie Duchin and Orals . .. . ECMP Nat 0 Football Broadcast .. .. P only

Nat 8 Little Orphan Annie . E only Nat R Dandies of Y day . E G C Col Eddia Doke. and Orah ttttt ..acmP Nat 0 Football Broadcast P only

Nat 8 Raising junior E only Nat R Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra E G. C Col Anthony Trial and Orchestra (CLIP Nat 0 Football Broadcast . . P only

Nat 13 Li ttttt y Dime Topics in Brief E only Na, R Mr. Bones OC..: Minstrel Show ECP Col Bird and Volt: Comedy Sketch iCM Nat 0 Football Broadcast only

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Nat 8 Sonata Recital Not R The Goldberg.: Conmdy Sketch,... E G C Col The Carnal Q Nor .. . EC, C Nat G News kneel« . _ . P only

Nat 8 Danger Fighters .. . ECMP Nat R ChM Cooerts Stoke Program E ec Col The Mills Brothers: Nave Qua, . EC, C Nat (3 Baron Keyas' Air Caske .. P only

Nat B Dance wit* Conks, D'Orsay (OC Nat R Nat. Adv. Cooed on Radio Edu... FaCkelP • Col Ka4C Smith and Mn, Swan.. Musk E G C DLBS Hutto od Conant Ensemble P only

Nat 8 Chicago Civic Opera .f orris Nat R Godyaar Program ECMP Col Carbonindurn Hour E b C Nat G Rhythm Vendors P only

Nat 8 The First Nights, .. ECMP NatR Club Va)spar Col National Radio Forum . ECMP Nat G Rhythm Vendors P only

Nat 8 Cuckoo: Burlesque Skit E G C Nat R B. A. Rolfe and Lucky Strike Ouch Kb» Col Hank Simmons' Show Boat ECMP Nat F. Bob KIM', Syncopators P only

Nat 8 Cl.... La and In E G C , Nat R D. A. Rolfe and Lucky Strike Orth.. EÇMP ' Col Hank Simmons' Show Boat .... E0OIP Nat G Cecil and Sally . P only

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