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Wednesday Radio Highlights 1Ash (Today's Best Bets as pre- story.Joan wants a chihua- viewed by TV Key's staff ofhua, Brad says no, so she experts.) brings home a St. Bernard 7;30 p. m.-WMAL-TV. Dis- behind his back.When he neyland: "The Story of Don-relents and brings home a ald Duck." The notable life St. Bernard behind her back, saga of the belligerent duck. the fur reallyflies.We're You'll see "Orphans Bene-not .sure how funny the show fit," Donald's first public ap- is,but we'recrazy about pearance and "D onald's dogs. Dream Voice,"thequaint 9 p. m.-WRC-TV.Kraft tale of Donald's experimentTheater: .The Independent." in changing hisvoice.In Two former journalists, also addition,tonight's show isformer sweethearts, are run- crowded with segments from ning for political office, and Donald's countless other car- thepathof etrueloveis toon adventures.You'll see strewn with fights and re- him contending with croco- prisals.This is a pleasant, diles, panthers, bees, sharks, sometimes amusing romaIntic ants and other forms of wild comedy, with a good cast life.You'll see .him a variety headed by Jeffrey Lynn and of characterizations, includ- Francis Robinson. ing the inevitable takeoff on 10:30 p. m.-WRC-TV. Big Dragnet's Jack Webb. There'sTown: "Rat Pack." A grim some animated by-play be-and important subject, not tween Donald and Walt Dis-new, but worth retelling of- ney, and the story of Donald ten.The story of a ruthless ends asitshould, with agang of adolescent boys who cartoon. One minor criticism, terrorize a neighborhood Disneyspendsalmostas with vicious attacks on in- much time telling the storynocent people. Some thrill- as Donald does acting it. Ofing moments. Even though the two, Donald is by far the the show doeslittle more most entertaining. Recom- than hint at a solution to mended for the entire family. what is becoming a major 8 p.-m.-WRC-TV. VI Mar-American problem, it never ried Joan": A shaggy doghurts to be kept aware of it. Wednesday Radio Highlights 11:30 a. m.-WTOP. Lowell and War to uncover a hidden Thomashelps Make Up Yourforce behind a gang of teen- Mind. age mobsters. 9:30p.m.-WRC. "The 12:15 p. m.--WRO. F. El- Case of the Deluded Dentist" wood Davis, member of the givesareporteronthe Board of Directors of the Omaha, Neb., World-Herald ArthritisandRheumatism a Big Story. Foundation, guest. 9:30 p. m.-VVWDC. Jimmy 12:20 p. m.-WWDC. Hazel Durante is host for a drama- Markel chats with Felix de-tization of the "Stolen Sym- Weldon, sculptor of the Iwo phony." Jima Marine Corps Memo- 10:30 p. m.-WWDC. The rial statue. boys from the Squad Room 8 p. m.-WTOP. A parishsolve a murder committted Priest helps the FBI in Peace by a "Masquerader." FM STATIONS WRC-FM (93.9 me.)-5:30 a.in.to 1 , VVWDC-FM (101.1 me.)-7 a. in. to 2 a. m. a. m. WTOP-FM (96.3 mc.)-5:30 a. in. to 2 ; WGMS-FM (103.3 mc.)-6:25 a.in. to a. m. I midnight. in. to 2 WBUZ-FM (95.5 mc.)-7 a. in. to 9 p. in.WARL-FMa. m. (105.1 mc)-5:30 a. WASH-FM (97.1 mc.)-9 a. m. to 10 , wUST-FM (106.8 mc.)-7:30 a. in. to 9 P. DI. P. M. WOL-FM (98.7 inc.)-5 P. M. to 1 a. rn.1WhIAL-FM (107.3 mc.)-6 a. m. to 12:30 WFAN (100.3 mc.)-5 a. m. to 9 p. m. P. in. OTHER STANDARD STATIONS a. 111. WPIK-730WGMS-370 kc.-7 kc.-7 a. a. m. in. to to 6:43 6:43 p. p. in. m. WOOK-1340 WEAM-1390 kc.-5 kc.-6 a. a. in.in. toto 11a. in. VVARL-780 kc.-7 a. m. to 6:45 p. in. WOL-1430 kc.-5:30 a. in. to 1 a. in. WGAY-1050 kc.-7 a. m. to 6:45 D. m. WDON-1310 ke.-9 a. m. to 6:15 p. WUST-1120 kc.-7 a. m. to 6:45 p. m. 19PGC-1380 kc.-Daylight Only.' WFAX-1220 kc.-7 a. an. to 6:45 p. m. '191NX-1600kc.-DaylightOnly. *Authorized to operate sunup to sundown. Programs printed here conform to information furnished by stations at time of publication Wednesday Radio Programs WMAL WRC (NBC) WWDC (MBS) WTOP (CBS) AM 639 FM 107.3 AM 980 FM 93.9 AM 1260 AM1500 FM96.3 News.6.6:30. Chanticleer,5:30: Mark Evans 5.30. 7:30.8.8:30. Jim Look to Day. 6:05:ArtBrown.6-10:Mahoney .7:30: Gibbons News.6:00.7:00.Evans with News.Eddie Gallaher. 7:30.8:00: Bob6:30 and 7:30. 7:45-9:00. News. 6. Reed. 6:15 to 9:30: 6'307.8 Weather 6:55. 7:55 1111 Breakf'tCjitaliAlBob Reed Robt. Hurleich News of America Bob Reed Art Brown Elinor Lee :30 Don McNeillDate in Wash'tonEvans News: John Trimble 9:45 varletDate in Wash'ton Art Brown Show McBride: Smith Fred Fiske Godfrey Show bEig rtyorY:"73tggt7Bob Smith ShowFred Flake GodfreyShow :30,Whisper,_Sty.Bob Smith ShowEvans. News: FiskeGodfrey Show' 1 :45 A- Girl ass.rrie:sBreak The BankFred Fiske (variety) 1 .:00r J & JStrike It Rich FloridaCalling Godfrey Show Jerry & JimmaStrike It Rich Moore: Evans NewsGodfrey Show :30 Jerry & JimmaPhrase That PalsQueen for a DayMake Up Mind I:15:45 Jerry & animaSecond Chance Queen for a DayRosemary 1ash: News: TornabeneBreak the BankNews: W Warren Home Forum Higbie: Markel . Home Edition 21?gegi; ist,Ftt - Markel: -Bandstand '.:30IBaCk,to -:Home. Forum Helen Trent 1 :451 -- The BibleHome Forum 1260. Bandstand Our Gal Sunda, :00INews: CrockerHere's Archer rize Party Road of Life 1.51Mod RomanceHere's Archer Fred FiskeWs Perkins :30IMilton Q. FordHolly Wright Evans News: FiskeYoung Dr. Malone :45110 TOP TunesHollyWright Fred FiskeGuiding Light :001Rath: Ford Holly Wright rize PqrtY 2nd Mrs. Burton :15 Milton Q. FordHotel for Pets Fred FiskePerry Mason :30 With Today'sPays to Be Marriedvans News: FiskeNora Drake 2.11:45 TOP 10 TunesBatchelder's Qrtrs. Fred FiskeBrighter Day :00'Hash:. Ford .- News: Drama rize Party Hilltop House :151 TodaY's -111Woman In Love Fred FlakeHouseParty :30 Top Tund9Penner Young News: Party House Party 3451Milton Ford Right to Happiness Fred FiskeAunt Jenny :00 Rash: StrongBackstage Wife 1260 Club Mark Evans Show :15 (music)Stella Dallas Jack Rowzie Mark Evans Show :30 Jerry & JimmaWldder Brown News: 1260 ClubMark Evans Show :45 Jerry & "JimmaWoman In Houseack Rowzie Mark Evans Show :00 News: StrongJust Plain Bill 1260 Club Gallaher. Matinee :15 Jerry & JimmaLorenzo Jones Jack Rowzie Eddie Gallaher :30 Milton Q. FordTwilight Tunes News:1260 ClubGallaher Matinee 54:45 Milton Q. 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