SECTION 2, PAGE 3 DIAL 6-3111 WISCONSIN STATE JO0RNAL TUESDAY, MM 22, 1951 ocrattc attitudes throughout Jap- an was considerably expanded m 1950, according to a Motion Pic- flndio ture Export association report from •• Tokyo. • . . . Highlights For the past three years, the as- TUESDAY sociation, which represents Amer- Drama ica's major film distributors -in WIBA wise WKOW WIBU WBBM WENR-WLS WGN WMAQ 6 >m. — Mystery Theater Japan, has conducted an rfuca- 1U* k« • itTtko 124* ke IK k» ... 890 ko I 720 ka. no in (WBBM): "rhe Deserted Husband tlonal program, designed to drive home to the Japanese a fuller 1:00 Sunrlw • TOD o" tl»* Uncl* Julius • Silent Newi Roundup Capt. Stttbb* Norman Murder Case." 1:15 Frolla MoralDi Farm Hour • Bllent Newi Bob Metier Show .BOW . 7 p. m.—Caval- understanding of America and atusical • Ton in Land CM • Rural Jim Happy Haok The Bill •:4S Clock JJportl; Newi Weather MkU. Boundnp Norman cade of'America the American way of life. Using I I Oonwajr . Mem • Evi'ant Show ROM: Newi CWIBA): Robert select American motion pictures 7:0* Al«i Dreler * TOD o' Unrnlnx Corfu* Club * N»w»: Pton New* Breakfast Nawa Tour Young as Gen. as texts, a group of professional 7:15 Musical Clock • Newj- Serrlo* Patrick emit* Club. • Cliff „ Neunpor .TIP 0' THE MORNING: Look for "Mr. and Missis- 7:30 Jouma) N«»» • Too o1 MornlM Weather; coffee • News: We»ttt»r Gold Oout Breakian John wn Norman Bam Mark W. Clark lecturers has been on continuous 7:45 | Eddy Arnold I • Paulina Fred'* Club: Newt I • Farm Prollo ShoDplnx I Club Family Newi in "Top- Secret," sippi" to rise fast in the music tabulations. Incidentally, tour throughout Japan explaining S:00 Musical * BrenUut Market*; Cofee BeT. Peterson Arthur My Storr Ie Welcom* story of Algiers doesn't part of it sound like "Reuben and Rachel?" and interpreting the cultural, so- 1:1$ Clock Club Club; News • iliulea) Godfrw My Storr £V Traveler* conference which : cial, and economic lessons to be de- 1:30 Music*! Clock Kitchen Club Clock Arthur Betty OrodMr Mars are! Double or - ' ' ''.:*' * ' * . • Bre&fcfut Romance preceded African rived from these films. New* I Club I Coflee Club; New* Musical Clock Oodtrer I McBrlde I Nothing invasion. ' Summertime radio schedules are beginnig to shape up in definite 1:00 Welcom* Arthur Godfrey » Army News Arthur victor Llndlahr M. M. McBrlde Break th* 8 p. m. —Life YOUNG form, with, announcements .of vacation replacements and new pro- Because the "movie talks" have 9:15 Traveler* Story: Bittv Arthur OodfreT JTfda? Martin Godfrey David Amltv Annrer Man • Bank proved enormously popular with .9:30 Music for Today Crocker Arthur • Sweet Grind 81am News Queen for Jack Bereb • with Lniffi grams coming in steadily. Here are 9:41 Trader; Him • Romance* Godfrey Muilc BoMman Kitchen Club a Day DBT» Garroway (WKOW): Rosa has a date with a the ones listed so far: the Japanese public and have been I charm school. ' - "The Falcon," SuHday thriller, the elementary division with an hailed by American military gov- 10:00 Break th* • Victor LlndUhr Arthur Wnm«n'a Wendy Warr*B Johnny Olien News Mrs. Eleanor India ink sketch. 10:U Bank • David AmltT Godfrey Muilcal Variety Aunt Jenrw Edwin 0. Hill Roosevelt 9 p. in.—Big Town (WIBA): jeal- for "Great Gildersleeve" on NBC ernment officials as an importan 10:30 Jack Bercb • Queen tor Muilo Spnk* UW-Morclnt Helen Trent Martha and O P. Stearna - ous fight manager double-crosses Wednesday njghts. Shirley Linder, daughter qf Mr. adjunct, to its reorientation ef- 10:45 Dave Qarroway A Day Batty Cua Uatlnee Our oal Sunday Helen Newt Woman In Home boxer in "Touch Gloves With Mur- Mario Lanza and Ray Sinatra's and Mrs. Jay Linder, Route 2, took forts, steps were taken last year 11:00 Shar* tbtWealtb • Johnny Olsen America'! New* News: Matinee BU Sister Farm World Cediic Porter News: Here'* der." | orchestra for Charlie McCarthy on third in the high school division to broaden the activity. Plckeni Party • Edwin C. Hill Aunt Jenny Readllnea Ma Perlclna Today June Davlf .Norman Boat for her sketch. 11:30 Farm • The Menloui M'Jilo For You Farm and Horn* News Dinner Market* Here's Norman CBS at 7 p. m. Sundays, starting The lecture team was increased 11:45 RounduD • Mews: Quiz Jackpot Qula Farm Ne»a Guldlnt BeU . News June 10. from four to six and its program- I Music "Eva LeGalliene Presents the CLINIC— A music clinic for 12:01 • Newt Roundup • Lady of House Uncle •tUllua Music: Market* 2nd Mrs Burton News Ladle* Double or ming stepped up to reach greater J2:l» • FXrm Seme* • News News • News Perry Mason L. Burllneh&m Fair: New* Nothing 4:30 p.m. — Curt Massey numbers of Japanese in all parts 12:30 • Newa I ' «i'?.-i Markets: Mack • News: Market* Nora Drake Bob Atelier Everything Live Like (WBBM):' and Martha Tilton; 6:3aasjarawnw0 p. m. Sunday, June 10. s st,v?s airs 12:45 • March at Tim* I - I~-~i and Sandy Farm and Home Brighter Day Present* Qoe* a Millionaire "Love Me," "How High the Moon," Eau Claire State college on June of the nation. In 1950, the six "Guy Lambardo Time" or Jack 21 as part of the 1051 summer lecturers delivered a total of 4,-. J:W I « Double M I • B-weball I Social Security •"arm Service Hilltop HOUM Bob Atcher Tune Life Beautiful "Hot Canary." Benny on CBS at 6 p .m. Sundays, 1:15 I Nnthlnc I * B we ball I ShoDDlnc to Uua, SI Hays Klnc'a Row Present* Test; News Road-of Life 5:80 p. m. — You Asked For It school program. 236, talks—almost twice the num- 1:30 I • woman In Rouac • Baseball •! Here's and Dauthter House Quick A* Two-Ton Pepper fount starting June 10. Two clinical sessions have been ber given in the previous year. IMS I • Maino ic Uualo I • Baseball I Harper Christian Selene* Party a Flash Baker Right to H'pTnW* (WKOW): Jim Lawler introduces H. R. Baukhage, news commen- The lectures were presented in Deladene Orr's .recording of "I tary, at 10 p. m. Mondays through jplanned, one at 1:30 p. m. and one * Life Beautiful • Baseball Luella • Musle , Strike It Paul Harvey Radio Out* Backstage Wife Don't Worry, I Don't care",. . . at 2 p. m. in each of the following schools, theaters, municipal halls, 2:15 • Roay Variety June 4. „ FItM„ S ,IN JAPAN: The role of leases that provided constructive 6:45 • 1 Man's FamllT tho SB! Edw. R. Murrow Bins Sings I North I Wilson Story Btory: N«w» Snooks 8 p. m.—Bob Hope WIBA): with ""Barry Gray Show," replacing Hollywood films in building dem- topical material. 7:00 • Cavalcade • Can You I Serenade _Life Witt iJohn Bob Marilyn Maxwell, Jerry Desmond: "Beulah," Jack Smith, and "Club 7:15 of America TOD This* Orchestra News • - Meetln* Steele Hop* 7:30 • Baby • Human Right* Favorite • Old Tlmerr Trutn at Hewa lalTsterloui 15" on CBS starting July 2. 7:45. Baooki Council I Story I Jambore* Consequent**: Memo* for Man I Traveler Baseball * + * * Bob * Amerloa'i Life With • Old Timer* Buss Carlyle 'A* We See It I Mystery BIc ART AWARDS: Three Jefferson Hope Town Lulgl Jamboree Orch.; New* TalXlnc It Over I House 12:15 p. m. — Tigers at Boston pupils took cash awards and a 8:30 • Fibber McOM Meet In R Music • Old Timer* Paul Qlbson Vincent Lopez The People AT* (WJJD). S:45 " John T. Flynn V* Time Jambore* Tell the Truth Freddy Martin I Northernerc * Funny fourth received honorable men- DICK POWELL— and Molly I 12:30 p. m.—Yankees at Chicago tion in the A. A. U. W. art exhibit 9:M • Big • Tlmo for ' The « nnlversltr News News Answer Man Newi (WISC and WIND). 9:15 Town Defense Lineup: New* Farm Hour Kupclnet: New* Bob Chicago at Ntcnt Sport*: Wed held recently at Watertown. in "CRY DANGER" and "I KILLED GERONIMO" 9:30 • People AT* • Horns Show Capitol • Newa: At Johnny Diamonds and Nevs' Songa Howard Janet Zobel, daughter of Mr. and »:45 Funny • Elmer Davis Cloakroom I Your Reauwl Dollar; Sports Doughnuts IMelody Farad* Show Mrs. Carl Zobel, received a $10 wg discussion 10:00 * News • News News * At Your News: Sen. News Frank Edward" ' l££ II a, m. — Freshman Forum award for placing first with a TOMORROW! 10:15 * Safety: Muslo • Frank Edward* s DO its Request Dlrksen Benny Sharp Jimmy Richard* The watercolor portrait. : 10:30 * Concert • News Lonesome GaJ • At Tout Chuck Fo*ter Griff William* Arthur Van Chez WHA): "Genetics in Human Life 10:45 Master • Ed Silver*. Top Tune* Reaueat Orchestra Orch.; News I Orcn Show and Thought," Auriel Grimm, daughter of Mr. NEW RIP-ROARING I and Mrs. Roscoe Grimm, received 11:00 • News: Tht * News; Sports I News: Lawler1* I* Bllent Matinee Bill O'Connor Freddy Martin The Chez 8 p. m.—America's, Town Meet- 11:15 at Midnight Show Orchestra, Show ing (WISC): "Are American Moral a $10 first place award for her 2 1310 Club Final Four1 • Silent 11:30 The 1310 Lawler * • Bllent Matinee Bin O'Connor Jam With The Che» ADVENTURES! • The Ed at Midnight Show; New* Sam Show Standards Declining?;" Canon entry in the elementary division 11:45 Club: New* I Sllvera Show Folly I • Bllent I I Bernard Iddings Bell of Episcopal with a tempera painting. • Starred prof rams are also carried on corresponding FM stations . . . FM channels) church; Prof. T. V. Smith of Tu- JoAnn Tessman, daughter olMr W1BA-FM . 101.5 M. WWCF (WffiU) 94.9 M. WISC-FM .. 98,1 M. ane university. and Mrs. Paul Tessman, Route 2 10:05 p. m.—Sen. Everett Dirk- took a ?5 second place award in dren, 7:30 P.m.; Older Adult Kl en (WBBM): Illinois Republican WFOW-FM dance, 8 p.m. What Goes Up, Comes n "The Hoover Report." (WIBA): "Electricity o.i the Farm,1 104.9 Melts. Down; Even Monkeys 10:15 p. m. — Safety (WIBA): Carl Neitzke, Boy B. Ormond. TUESDAY On the Campus 'res. F. N, Johnson, Southern Wis- 12:30 p. m.—Farm Hour (WHA) A, M. onsin Claims Adjusters assn, 8:00 Yawn Patrol TUESDAY. MAY 22 MILWAUKEE —(#)— A small "Insect Control in the Vegetable 8:30 Clockwatcher* Chadbourne Senior Swlngout: 6 brown monkey proved to its own Garden," O. B. Combs, E. H. Fish- 9:00 Herb Kern D.m., Chadbourne h&ll. 9:15 Ben Liitht Entertainment W club banauet: 6:30 D.m., Union. satisfaction Monday that security •or Children er; "The Business Side of Farm- 9:30 Dance Band TUESDAY, MAY 22 Student board: 7:15 p.m., Tonfllg can be more attractive from some ing," P. E. McNall. ' 10:00 Morning Musical Variety Madison L "Love of a Clown" at 1, room. Union. viewpoints than freedom. 9:30 a. m—Growing Cp (WHA):! + - *. + 10:30 Show Tunes 4:10. . 7:20.. and 10:20; "The Iron Crown" Hoofer Ski club awards: 7 p.m., ROB The Red Truck Rescue." i 10:45 Novelty Shop at 2:35, 5:35, and 8:45. wood room. Union. After 24 hours in the top of a 11:00 Willy Luce Capitolapo: Snealneac preview at 8:30; "Pay-- Cinema 51: 7:30 p.m:, 116 Education 5 p. m.—Playtime (WIBA): "Pen |Miscellaneous 11:30 Navy Band ment on Demand" at 1:20, 3:20, 5:20, Engineering bids. tree, the gruelling test of life in I iy and Pete's Surprise." 10 a. m.—Homemakers (WHA): 11:45 Sacred Heart Program chess club: B a.m., Popover r.oom the. rough—encompassing insects, "Nice Arrangements for Flowers," P. M. 'Majestic: '"Glel" at 3:10, 6:30, and I Union. curious birds, and finally a swarm + * * 12:00 News 9:45; "The Wench" at 1:30, 4:50, and Mrs. H. -S, Bostock; "Wisconsin 1S:05 Vic Damons 8:10. of merry-making crows—accomp- Farm Programs Women Plan for Summer," Jose- 12:15 Moods In Music Play Circle: Three one-act plays at Music lished what blandishments would 12:30 Anne Shelwn 12:15 p. m. — Farm Serviee./phine Pollock. 12:45 Strand: "Up Front" at 1. 4:05. 7:15. TUESDAY, MAY 22 not. 1:00 Bex Allen and 10:20: "Rawhide" at 2:40. 5:45. and . Madison String Slnfonla and MUto The monkey came down from 1:15 Mills Brothers College choir: 8 p,m,, West;hlgh schoc 1:30 Sam Browne 'orpheum: Sneak preview at 8:45; auditorium. ' - '\ I the tree, scrambling through a 1:45 Prlraa Scala "The Thing" at 1, 3:05, 5:10, 7:15, and house window, ate a banana and 2:00 Contrasts In Music ' 3:00 Music Party 10Badrer Outdoor: "Up Front" at 7:50 Cl/lYe/lf ExhlDltS went thankfully to sleep. ORPHEUM TONIGHT 8:45 4:00 Kay Kayser and 10:15. Scanlan Rail, Madlion Vocational 4:15 Campus Club Parkway: "1 Killed Oeronlmo at 1:15. School; Salon of School Art. 5:00 Ken Griffin 3:50. 6:20, and 8:55: "Cry Danger" at State Historical Musenm: "Little Re "SNEAK" 5:15 Program. Preview 2:20 4 '55. 7:30 and 10. School House:" Portrait of Bishop J 5:30 Off the Record Prairie: "Call Me Mister" at 7 and M. Hennl; Van Dyke collection of cos DANCE 5:55 News 10:15: "Blue Blood" at 9:05. j tumes and lumlture. Open 9 a! m". to 6*0 Musical Menu Mlddleton: 'Td Climb the Highest . Monday through Friday; 9 a. m •'Dick's Polka" 6:45 Outdoor Sports Mountain" at 7 and 10: "Blue ="—•" D- m- - • • 6:50 Musical Menu to 4 p. m. Saturday. VI. 25-11ST 7:00 Anderson at 8:30.- Daniels gallery: Water color* by Prof •"JOHN MILLS 8:00 Public Service Horst Lorenz (Closes June 1). 8:15 University of Wisconsin Band Memorial union: 12th annual Rura RICHARD ATTENBOROUGH 8:30 Package of New Records Art exhibition. 8:45 Twilight Time Organizations dfcr—T'n rn i ' 9:00 Dick Jurgens TUESDAY, MAY 22 . PREVIEW 9:30 Guy Lombardo OF A THRILLING ACTION-FILLED 9:55 News i Madison Civic Symphony orchestra: 10:00 Les Paul Rehearsal, 7:30 p.m., Vocational school. 10:15 Joe Finger* Carr " . Philharmonic chorus: Rehearsal, 7:45 HIT WITH THREE STARS.... 10:30 Freddy Martin p.m.. City YMCA. 11:00 Shuffleboard Reporter 11:15 Phil Harris DUCHOUJ AT 7 5 LAST TIMES TONIGHT ll:30Xavler Cugat 12:00 Madison at Mldnlte Municipal Affairs SEE'1HE THING" AND ,o y. M. NOW! 12:0! Russell's rendezvous 12:30 Announcement Time TUESDAY, MAY 22 A modern, authentic version 12:45 Becord of the Nlte City council committee of the whole 2 UNUSUAL 1:00 Russell's Rendezvous (till 2:00) 7:30 p.m., city hall. FEATURES of Leoncavallo's exciting WHA-FM Zommunlty Center music-drama of a faithless 310 Kc.—88.7 Men. wife, who drove her husband TUESDAY TUESDAY, MAY 22 A. M. Wisconsin Council for Retarded Chll 7:00 Farm Program to murder! 7:30 Band WaKon 7:45 Morning News FREE PARKING LOT - LAST DAY - 7:58 Weather Report. a:00 Morning Melodies 8:30 English Literature >IIIHM I I0\ 9:20 Nursery School of the Air 9:30 Growing Up in technicolor 9:50 Markets Susan Hayward—\Vm. Lundigan HOWARD 9:55 Weather Report "I'd Climb the Highest Mountain" 30:00 Homemakers Program 10:30 Concert'Airs Bill Williams—jane Night HAWKS* 10:45 views of the News "Blue Blood" production !»•* 11:00 Freshman Foruro ll':50 Noon Muslcale —TOMORROW— P. M. 32:20 News 2—GREAT HUMAN DRAMAS—2 12:30 Farm'Program 1:00 Chapter a Day 'RAIRIE jLiiaberh Jane Dennlt 1:30 Let's Draw SCOTT CREER O'KEEFE TOMORROW! 2:00 Following Congress Dan Dailey — Betty Crable 2:30 Music You Want 3*0 Introduction to Recreation "CALL ME MISTER"

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