The Sundial program on WJSV in Washington, D.C., runs its early morning broadcast on September 21, 1939. The host opens with the weather and the date, then reads a series of local notices and paid announcements. He describes a boat named the Lolita for sale, offers a Pepsi-Cola message, promotes a fashion picture at Loew's Palace Theatre, and gives birthday greetings to local listeners. He also reports on a Leesburg Pike highway improvement campaign and a lost gold baby's locket. Near the end, he mentions rising fur prices and a furrier's sale. The transcript covers only the first part of the broadcast.

With Harold Pory, Dick Hall, Robert William Hyde, Harry Rainesburger Jr..

Listen for: The host's weather report and the description of the Lolita boat for sale

First aired on September 21, 1939.

Episode notes written with AI from the recording itself; the audio is the original broadcast.

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