Matson50-06-2050Symphony Of Death

Hello, Yukon 2-8-2-09. Yes, this is Candy-Matson. The National Broadcasting Company presents Candy-Matson, Yukon 2-8-2-09. Ladies and gentlemen, before we commence tonight's Candy-Matson story, it's a very great pleasure to welcome as our distinguished guest this evening, the widely read radio columnist of the San Francisco Examiner, who conducts his own radio column under the title,

Day and night with radio and television. Mr. Dwight Newton. Thank you, Dudley Manlub. Recently I conducted a popularity poll to determine our reader's favorite radio program originating in San Francisco. Heading the list and a top heavy favorite was your Candy, Mattson program.

In behalf of the examiner readers who participated in the poll, I am happy to present this award, which reads as follows. 1950 San Francisco Examiner Favorite Program Award. This certifies that readers of the San Francisco Examiner have voted Candy-Matson their favorite local radio program in a poll conducted by the underside writer of the column day and night with radio and television.

Congratulations to all who participate on the Candy-Matson program to Monty Masters who writes and directs it and to you, Natalie Masters, the Candy-Matson Star. Thank you, Dwight Newton. We're doubly proud of this award tonight because next week's program will Mark Candy-Matson's first birthday.

From all of us here at NBC in San Francisco to Dwight Newton, the San Francisco Examiner, and most of all, you the listeners who've made this award possible are various and serious thanks. We continue now with Candy-Matson, Yukon 2, 8209.

Just a moment, I'll be right there. How do you do? You are Candy-Matson aren't you? Yes, that's right. And who are you? a gray. Come in won't you well. Something I can do for you. I don't quite know how to explain this but it's my brother. Your brother. Maybe you've heard of him Miss Mattson Gordon