AFRS
Radio Schedule
DAILY
MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
$00—Morning Show
6:15—Social Security
7:00—News
7.15—A Joy Forever
8:00—Turn Back The Clock
8:30—Breakfast Club
9 00—Kodiak Jamboree
9:30—Herb Anderson
10:00—News
10:30—Musical Notes
21:30—15bony & Ivory
11:45—Strike it Rich
12.00—Noonday Music
12:25-—Bulletin Board
12:3d^-News
12:45—Primer on Communism
12:50—Just Entertainment
1:00—Pqx: you
1:30—One Man’s Family
1 45—Behind The. Story~
2:00—Robert Q. Lewis*
3:00—News » ... *
3:15—Jonnny' Dollar
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3:45—faster of Melody
4:00—News
4:5.5—New Yorkers
•3.3(1—Dinner Music
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8:55—Wither Marches
10:30—^Night Watch
11:30—One Night Stand
— . ,vMONDAY
7:45—Country Hoedown
9:00—F.B.I. in Peace i$d War
10:15—Bob & Ray
11:00—EJ. Powers Biggs
2:30—Concert Hall ,
6; 30—Alaskan JJayride
7:00—Goodwin §jfiow
7 30—Could This Be You
8:00—Sleep No More
8:30—Heartbeat Theatre
9-30—Groucho Marx
10:00—FBI In War & Peace
10:15—Sports Answer Man
TUESDAY
7:45—Lets Go To Town
10:15-Guest Star
11 00—Faith For Today
2:30—Carnival of Music
6:30-r-Wesjtiptn Music
7.00—Buddy Weed :i
7:30—Merv Griffin
8‘:00—Modern Moods
“ 9:00-fMystery Time ; ;
9:30—$64;000 Question
10:15—A. F. Digest
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7:45— Country Hoedown
30:15—Bob & Ray
11:00—Midweek Devotions
2:30—Ccsno^-t $BlL.
6:30—ftl^l^g^tmd-up
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INITIATION
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7:00—Latin Music
7:45—Claude Rains
8:00—City Hospital
8:30—Hollywood Hall
9:00—Exploring Tomorrow
9:30—Are Funny
10:00—X Minus One
10:15—A. F. Digest
THURSDAY
7:45—Lets Go To Town
10:15—Guest Star
11:00—Christians in Action
2:30—Carnival of Music
6:30—Western Jamboree
7 00—Bandstand U.S.A.
7:30—Bandstand USA
7:45—University Explorer
9:00—Saga
8:30—Magic of Music
9:30—Unit 99
10:00—Saga
10:15—A. F. Digest
FRIDAY
7:45—Country. Hoedown
10:00—Sunday Reveries -t
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11:00—rAve Maria Hour
: -2.30—Concert Hall
6:30—Western! Music :t
7:20—^Spotlight Story
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7:5Q—.Spotlight Story
8:00—C.P. Ma.cgregor
8:30—Navy Hour'
9:00—Suspense
9:30—What’s My Line
10:00—Suspense
10:15—A. F. Digest
SATURDAY *
6:00—Rise & Shine
7:00—News ~
7:15—Polka Party
7:45—Pop Music
8:00—No School Today
9:00—Music Views From Hou>
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9:30—Pop Music
10:00—News
10:15—Bobby Hammock
10 30—Gun Smoke
10:50—Spotlight Story
11:00—Galen Drake
11:30—Robert Q. Lewis
12:00—Hawaii Calls
12:30—News
12:45—Portraits in Music
1:30—The Last Word
2:00—Club 960
3:00—Biographies in Sound
4:00—News
4:15—Eddie Fisher
4:30—Jimmy Wakely
5:00—Bulletin Board
5:05—Classical Music for * Thos
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5:30—Dinner Music
6:00—News
N, .6:30—Western Music
^^0:45--Sports Answer Man
' 7:00—News, v
i 7:15-Bf-Helen Hayes
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•' 8:00—Stars of Jazz
£ 8:30—Tack Benny
8:55—Weather Miches
9:0Qrr-Police
9:30—Grand,Old Qptera’
10:00—News <f
10:15—A. F. Digest
10:30—After Hours
1:00—Sign Off ji5’,'
SUNDAY
8:00—News
8:15—Music for Sunday
9:00—Protestant Hour
9:30—Negro College Choir
9:55—Fill
10!00—Variety Hour
11:00—Children Music
11:30—Pop Music
12:00—Army Hour
12:25—Bulletin Board
« 12:30—News
12:45—Sernade in Blue
... 1:00—Pop Music
2:00-*-American Pop Music
3:.00—Bob Hope
3:30—S. Pop Music
4:00—News
4:15—Strange
4:30—The Evening Comes
5:00—Bulletin Board
. 5:05—Books .& Voices
5:30—Dinner Music"
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6:30—Mifih Millet,: 1
6:15—Dinner Music
/ 7:00—News
7:15—'The Todds
7:30—S. Pep Music
8:00—Sez Who
8:30—Sunday Night Music Hall
8:55—Weather Marches
9:00—Bill Goodwin Show
9:15—Pop Music
9:30—Great Gildersleeve
10:00—News
10:15—Sunday Reveries
11:00—Sign Off ’ :
Naval Station
Births
William Lee, weighing;. 8 lbs.,
was born on April 11 to Azalea
Murray and Loomis Leland Pace,
# YN1, USN.
Sally Anne, weighing 7 lbs. 3
ozs.„ was born on April 13 to Syl
via Carrol and Michael William
Holte, ET3, USN. ‘
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HELEN FISCHER
Has Worked Hard for Kodiak
Mrs. Helen Fischer’s record in the Legis
lature has proven she has a personal inter
est in Kodiak’s economy.as well as
other outlying communities in the Third
District.
She fought for our Road program
—to place ijt on.the agenda of the Alaska Public
Works and t^fc .Highway Commission
—to get it thrpii^h the Territorial Senate and the
House of f&|itesentatives.
these and other accomplishments
Helen Fischer has earned
Tiie Support off Kodiak
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