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KVI--Bky Blazers. ] KOMO - Art For Your Sake {1 KJR—Casino. 1 KIRO-—Serial. 1 5 P. Ma. K MO Sterling Young; | 5:15, Cowboy. |1 {VL——Nth Quarter, | OMO Arch Obeler | Plays |l KJR—Carl Ravazza. ,l KIRO--Tunes; 5:15, Cos tigan. | 5:30 P. M. | KMO-—Voice of Hawail || KVX—W-RQ King; 5:55,| Elmer is : KOHO—O‘OL Me. %—_Yom.h vs._Age. Wayne King. | 6 P. M. | KMO-—Ploneers. KVl—Studio. KOMO-—Banquet. 1 KJR—Ferde Grof; 6:15.} Scandinavian. KIRO—Hit Tunes. 6:30 P. M. KM O—John B, Hughes; 6:45 Betty Jean Rhodes. K V I-Dorothy Cordray; 6:45, Serenade, KOMO--Studio. KIR—News; 6:45, Variety Show. 7:30 P. M. KMO - News; 7:15, KVI Serenade; 7:15, Public Affairs. Risey-Comedy-Drama. KIRO-Serenade. 7:30 P. M. KMO-Imperial Intrigue KVl—Gay Nineties; 7:48, Sports Huddle KOMO What's My, Name? KIR—Symphony. 8 P. M. KM O—Hollywood; 8:15, Planoers KVl—Btudio; 8:15, Orch. KOMO National Ban Dance. KIR—Bymphony. KIRO-Books. 8:30 P. M. KMO-Musical Interlude. KVI—Gangbusters KOMO—Blim Dance. KIR—Hotel Orchestra.  Parade: 9:45 KMO Cocoanut Grove. K%—New KIRO—Ponular Hits, 10 P. M. | KMO—Jim Walsh's Orch.| KVI News Flashes; 10:15, Ray Herbeck, KOMO—Rendezvous.! KJR Sylvester, 10:15, KIRO—BiII He ill Henry. 10:30 P. M. | KMO—Orchestra. KVII Vincent Lopes. Orchestra, KOMO--Freddie Martin. | KJR—Bongs in the Night 11 P. M. ; KMO--—Bunny Ennis, KVl—Orchestra E?ilo-ld Tabarin, R-—Paul Carson. KIRO-—News. 11:30 P. M. | KMO —Six Hits and a Miss. KVI--Manny Strand., KOMO—Loveland's Orch. KRECnesre | chestra | . - - Sunday 8 ALM. | EMO~—Radio Gospel League. Il KVI West Coast Church of Alr, KOMO News: 8:05, Melodies Z KEJR—-Dr Kenyon's! Church of the Alr, i KIRO-—Church 8:30 A. M. i] x\«:. -Voice of Lephophone; | 3 Ca. orus. K\'X—Mn)o':‘?owes. ! KOMO--Youth and Mu sic EJR—-Somhernnlru IR O—Swedish Taber nacle i 9A M f KEMO - Pevole String t | KOM ttle num, KIR o fadio City Musie r w. | 9:30 A, M. | KMO -~ American Wil Life: 9:45, Lou Rader man. ] KVI -~ Tabernacle and Choir. | KOMO-—Btudio ] KJR—Music Hall { 10 A, M, I =¥o—lumnn Prindle. | Vi--Church Hour. i R Compan i Mission. d 10:30 A, M, ! KMO—Bymphony, ‘ EV]I News . 1033 Grand Hote! KOMO-—Hollywood, i KJR —John Seagle. /! KlßO~Press. it 11 A M. il EMO—lndependent Bible Church i‘ ﬂuo-" Seatiis Play-! KJR—Great Plays. 1110-—Ph'moua Con §regational Church. i 1:30 A. M. |, O—Chureh. a—-.hu &vwg Or-; ¥an. ‘%obh- Chicage Round | R—~Creat Plays -fino—cmu.cn i 12 NOON KMO Church: 12:15.1 Qrgan KVi--N. Y Symphony 4 EOMO Chow; 13:135, @The Tacoma Times SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1940 St b —Dixie_Men. 1 1R O Church; 13:18, Symphony. ; 12:30 P. M. BV -Sympbong.. KOMO—News "ou Eur ‘Re; 12 45, Rangers, ! —Musicale. KlßO—Symphnony. | iEE. KM O Nobody's Chil . dren, KVi-—-Symphony. KOMO-—Studio. KJR—Sunday Vespers. L SR KMO-—Lutheran Hour. KVl—Pursuit of Happi | ness, KOMO-—World Is Yours KJR-—Rev Ness KlßO—Harry Horlick. i 2P. M K%O—Hulth. 'R —-Spelling Bee, 'KOMO-—-Orchestra, KJR-—Baritone. KJR—Vagabonds. 2:30 P. M. | KMO-—-The Shadow. | KVl—Adventures of Dr. Hunt, | KOMO - Old Church KJsonu Auditions, R-—~Opera KIRO-—Adventures. 3P. M, KM O Birthday Ball; 3:15, American Destiny. KVl—Silver Theater. KOMO-—Catholic Hour, KJR-—Book of Daniel. KlßO—Revue 3:30 P. M. KMO-—BShow of the Week. |KVl—Gene Autry. IKOMO-—Grouch Club, |KJR—Studio Party, |KlßO—Hollywood. ! 5 4 P, M, IKMO—Cantata. KVI-—The War, KOl‘d"O-—Prdomr Puzzle. wit, KJR—Lutheran Hour, KIRO—The War. | 4:30P. M. KMO -Ken Bakers Or | chestra. IKVI Vancouver Sym phony Orchestra, KOMO-—Bandwagon. KJR-—Heart Strings. 'KlßO—Melodies. | SP. M. Melodic Moods, Esquires, Ellery Queen, Variety Hour, Music Festival, Mystery. Gospel.  8:45, Hits. KOMO--Jack Benny. KJR—Bweet and Low. KIRO-—News; 8:45, F. B. 1. 9 P. M. “O—New York: part of the Alr; 9:15, Master Melodies. KVI—Ben Bernle, KOMO Winchell: 9:15. Parker Family KJR—District Attorney 9:30 P. M. KMO. Melodies: 9:45, Rhodeheaver Songs. KVI—Was There KOMO-—I Want a Divorce KJR—News: 8:45, Orch. KlßO—Nordie Hour. 10 P. M. KMO—Good Cheer KVI—Sullivan's News; 10:20, Garwood Van, KOMO Reporter 10:15, Dreamland Martin. KIRO-—Reviews of the News. 10:30 P. M. Cheer my Tucker, - Orchestra; 10:55, Press News. 10:30 P. M. DID—Dreamland to Dreamland KIR-Hollywood Temple KIRO-——Happiness. 11:30 P. M. &X Vincent Lopez, KIRO-—News 11:30 P. M. ‘‘Anchor Bleyer,’’—Varieties Monday TAM KMO—Devotions ‘l\v'l—-&ncs:! Cowhand: x’olﬂ o’m rogm' ne| - of L Morning: 7:18. {lﬂ-' ﬂﬂ‘ h Higgins; 7:15 08! ; T:18, KIRG St tudio. ] T:OA.M | KEMO—News: 7:45. Sun rise Salute, e 1 S K HO—lu‘s‘cal Clock: T:45, Sam yes RS r O~—Newspeel: 748, . Rhythm 8 A. M. KMO Breakfast Club 8:15 Pread of Life KEVI—Top of the Morning. ; - SRE———— e 1 @ WEE BONNIE BAKER ¢ 3 KOMO—Ship of Joy. !K%l—-m&umbu; 8:15, la‘g!-“ymn; 1:1..i‘! Weather Report. '8 8:30 AL M. | ¢ . EMO-—Keep Fit to F\Mc 1 | KVI- News: 845 My RS gt 1| Storm; 845, Gulding o Light. Iy . KJR—Reveries; 8:45, Organ, KlßO—Encores. I 9A M KEMO--News; 9:15, Happy V Homes. Kate Smith; 9:15, When a Girl Marries. KOMO—Julius Blake; 9:15, O'Neills. 11 KIR—News: 9:15, Woman Wonders KIRO—Chats. 9:30 A. M. KMO--Ma Perkins, 9:45, Trio. KVI--Helen Trent; 9:48, Gal Sunday KOMO—Tena and Tim: 4 Adopted Daughter KIR—National Farm and Y. I 10 A. M. P MO--Trade. KVI-- Goldbergs: 10:15 Life Can Be Beautiful. KOMO—Service. KIR—Farm and Home, KlßO—Serials. 10:30 A. M. KMO--Studlo. KVI--This Day Is Ours; 10:45, Lanny Ross. KOMO Patty. Jean Health Club; 10:45, Dr. Kate. KIR—Cecil Solly. 11 A. M.: KMO--Hawalians; 11:15, Troubadours. KVI--Big Sister; 11:15, Aunt Jenny, KOMO—Betty and Bob; Ll:u. Grimm's Daughter. KIR—Reading. 11:30 A. M. KMO—Muse and Music. In Brenda Curtis: 11:45 My Son and I. "The Valley of the Sky" 12:45, News KM—Girl Interne; 12:15, KMO—Mary Marin; Mary. 12:15, Ma Perkins, KJR—Organ. 12:30 P. M. KMO—Ray O'Hara, KVl—News: 12:45, Woman's Page. KOMO—Pepper Young; 12:45, Vic and Sade, KJR—Agriculture; 12:45, Bookends, KIRO—News, 1:30, Po Ma KMO—School of the Air. KMO—Kitty Kelly; 1:15, Myrt and Marge, KOMO—That Girl; 1:18, Stella Dallas. F KJR—Club Matinee. 1:30 P. M. KMO—Rubes; 1:45, Book a Week. KVI—Hilltop House: 1:45, Sugartner. EKOMO—Mr. Dinwiddie. KJR—Matinee. KIR—Serials. 2:30 P. M. KMO—News; 2:15,  Wicker. KISO—Sealers. 2:30 P. M. KMO—Tea Time! K V I—Hollywood; 3:48, Baines. KOMO—Patty Jean; 2:48, Meet Miss Julia. K J R—Frank Watanabe; 2:45, Affairs of Anthony. KlßO—Serials. KMO—John Agnew, Organ. Melodies; 3:15, Hedda Rogers. KOMO Rush, orchestra. KOMO Rush, orchestra. KIRO—Feminine Forum. 3:30 P. M. KMO. Henry Weber: 3:45, Romances, K V I—Kaltenborn: 5:45, Europe, Europe, America. KOMO Womens Magazine of the Air. KLISO—Orchestra. KIRO—Job Finder, 4:30 P. M. WOMEN Vl—-Jane Powers, 4:45, Musical Varieties KOMO—Rex Maupin Orchestra, KIR -Hote! Music, KIR -OQrchestra. SP. M o O~— Vitality Club; $ q:lb. CO'DO{ /K VI Interlude: §:18, | Dreams |KOMO—Vartety Show, KJR—Bud Barton; §:18, 7% | Tom Mix 3 | KIRO-—-Music. | .' 5:30 P. M. ‘ EMO Jack Armstrong; | | 5:45 Bob Garred re gorging. i KOMO-Voice of Fire | stone i KJR--Caprice i |KIRO —~ Co-u‘an. 5.45 Reporter. 5:35, Eimer| Davis i | 6P, M | KMO - Sports: 6:18, | m?lom of Pioneers i —Radlo Iw | EOMO—Dr Q .W&unu. | —Theater 6:30 P. M, EKMO--John B Hughes: | | 845 Paging the Past. KV]—Radio Theater! ‘t.ﬁ.—-u:n i i P. M. KMO-—News: 718, Eur ope KVl—Guy Lombardo KOMO-Contented Program KJR - Little O' Hoily wood ‘\KIRO-—-Dance Music. Today’s SKAGEN, Deamark Fisherman Olofson from Tangen reported today that he got a prize haul in his net, but it got away. He had dropped the net from his sailing ship northeast of Skagen, and something began pulling it with extraordinary The net heid, and soon a periscope and the contours of a submarine appeared just below the surface. For 10 minutes Olfoson’s boat was in tow. Then the net wires gave way and the “catch,” of undetermined nationality, disappeared. HELSINKI, Finland - A Finnish outpost in a well camouflaged underground machine-gun nest on the northern front heard strange noises on top of their hideout. Peering out cautiously, they were astonished to find Russian troops unwittingly manning a machine-gun post of their own on the roof, it was asserted today. The Finns tossed up a hand grenade, it was said, and ended the situation. WICHITA FALLS, Texas— Robert Stokes, Negro, went to the hospital last night after a shooting scrape. He exhibited a hand through which a bullet had passed, and physicians bandaged it for him. Stokes thanked the doctors and left. Two hours later he was back. “My wife said I also was shot in the back,” Stokes said. “Would you please fix that up, too.” There were two bullet holes in Stokes' back. A bullet had gone in and out of the back without penetrating the chest wall. The doctors patched him up, Stokes thanked them and went home. LA GRANDE, Ore.—Sooner or later it was bound to happen, and Postmaster General James A. Farley's face must be red. Robert E. Brandford, La Grande, Union County Democratic chairman, today received a Christmas card from Farley, mailed 18 days previously. S ——— SERIAL STORY By RUTH AYERS Copyright, 1939, NEA Service, Inc. 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