u.s.postage PAID seattle. washington permit 9566 Si=~ mont hs ago, KRAB began broadcasting "Sunday" a.n original r adio humor program emanating bi-weekly from the closets and dustbins of the Roachdale Radio Network. Sometime in June, the fifteenth program in the series will be broadcast and the Roachdale Principles will pack their wee whistles, their creaking doors and their Miltown off to Grays Harbor for the summer, returning to the Big Town only on days when all the dreadf'ul peace and quiet gets them down.

If you like "Sunday", or hate it, or do the ironing to it, or even if you like oysters on the half shell (ugh!), you can win the NO CONTEST.

Just tell us that you like it, hate it, don't listen to it, and (if you have room) why. Send it in and you win! Here's your prize: a copy of the scan­ dalous, long-suppressed Sunday Poster. ( By the Quaker Puffed Wheete Memorial Graphics Society)

Oh -- your thoughts will be used in formulating a new series for the fall. Send them to:

NO CONTEST KRAB 9029 Roosevelt Way N. E. SeatUe, Washington 98115 5:30pm SOUTH INDIA FOLK MUSIC 6:30 W. C. FIELDS: HIS FOLLIES AND FORTUNES A reading of Robert Lewis Taylor's biography by Mahatma Kane Jeeves 7:00 TWO TRIOS by John Antes Antes was born in 1740 near Philadelphia. He was raised in America but went to Europe to serve in the Moravian Church. These trios date from about 1779.

7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 LATIN AMERICAN HARP STYLES

9:30 CLASSIC JAZZ - Duffy and SkjeJbred in their continuing search for a recording of THEY NEEDED AN ANGEL IN HEAVEN, SO GOD TOOK CARUSO AWAY.

10:45 CHARLES MINGUS - Town Hall Concert, featuring Eric Dolphy

11:30 EAR TO THE GROUND - Lowell Richards and Tonto hear the train coming.

5:30pm JUST JAZZ - with Happy, Harmonious Herb Hannum 7:30 COMMENTARY

8:00 LORENZO MILAM READS - and you listen. That's what radio is all about.

8:30 ENESCO who is seldom heard on KRAB, is here represented by his unusual and fine Sonata 13 for Violin and Piano.

9:00 YOU AND THE A. B. M. - Thomas Halsted, from the Action Conference on National Priorities. Halsted is Director of the National Council for a Livable World. Recorded February 27. 9:30 HANDEL - Ode for St. Cecilia's Day

10:15 CARMEN LOMBARDO - Old 78' s of the monumental crooner 10:30 NIGHT INTO DAY - Bob Fass, from WEAl in New York. Hts guests include Arlo Guthrie, child of the late Woedy, but only physically.

10:00am THE MORNING PROGRAM - Lorenzo Milam joins the seagulls for a wild weekend in Salt Lake City.

12:30 or so COMMENTARY REPEAT ******** *********** 6:00pm RIVER MOTH RADIO - withAl Bendi t t

6:30 A COLLECTION OF AVANT GARDE PIECES Donald Erb: Reconnaissance and In No Strange Land. Gyorgy Ligete: A"bnospheres Peter Phillips: Music for Brass Quintet

7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 BLUES - Clifton Chenier, John LittlejohpJ Lightnin' Hopkins, Larry Williams and Big Mrunb Willie Mae Thornton.

9:00 THE POLITICS OF THE FAMILY #5 - "The Knots in the Family Ties" with Dr. R. D. Laing. The last of a 5 part series of the 1969 Massey Lectures, recorded by Radio-Canada.

9:30 JOHN COLTRANE - IMPRESSIONS 10:00 DR. SPIDER - Assisted by his nurse, Miss Cock­ roach, R. N.

COVER: Drawing by Villard de Hounencourt 10:00am THE SUNDAY MORNING FUN FEST - with our own lovely and talented Miss Nancy "Big Larry" Keith. 12:30 COMMENTARY REPEAT *********************** 1:00pm Dietrich Fischer-Hewings (baritone) and Susan Godfrey-Moore (piano) perform the R.A.C. Greene transcription of J. S. Bach's Cantata 'Jesu kommt in Aufzug zu uns her'. 4:30 BOOKS with Kenneth Rexroth of KPFA.

5:00 BIXOLOGY - more of the immortal horn of Bi.x Beiderbecke, milked by Val Golding.

5:30 THE VERSE OF J. R. R. TOLKIEN 6 :30 SHOSTAKOVICH Trio 12 in e, OPe 67 7:00 TOWARD A NElJTER GENDER - Thomas Mann's daughter, Elizabeth Mann Borgese, and Felix Greenson in a discussi on at CS DI.

7 :30 COMMENTARY 8:00 FATHER JOSEPH BILTZ - The civil rights act ivist speaks on Dissent in the Church at Mt . Angel College. For this ""talk, r ecorded by KBOO Feb. 4, he was suspended f r om priestly dut i es by the Archbishop of Portland. 10:00 COUNTRY BLUES with BOB WEST

5:30pm NO QUARTETS Schubert #13 played by the Julliard Quart et. Martinu Piano Quartet (1942) with M. Katims, Viola. '

7:00 WINE APPRECIATION - Noted local wine connoisseur Emmett Watson begins a series on the fruit of the fields. 7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 LEFT PRESS REVIEW - Frank Krasnowsky 8:30 WHAT IS NATIONAl. SECURITY - U. S. Senator Gale McGee and Richard Barnett, recorded February 26 at the 'Action Conference on National praorities'. 10:00 JFAN SHEPHERD - "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." Santayana listens to WOR too. 10:45 BOUZOUKI - Greek Folk Music 11:30 JON GALLANT - Classical music for the young at head. ,

5:30pm PUBLIC AFFAIRS REPORT - with Flo Ware 6:30 FOLK MUSIC OF CZECHSLOVAKIA 7:00 SOVIE!' pruss AND PERIODICAIS - with William Mandel, Department of Sociology, University of California at Berkeley.

7 :30 COMMENTARY 8:00 HOlJ.AND FESTIVAL 1968 I Tadeusz Baird - Sinfonia Brevis Rodion Sbbhedrin - Contrasts for Piano and Orchestra. 8 :30 VIEl'NAM DEBATE - Giovanni Costigan of the U. of W. and Father Daniel ~ons (his parents obviously had a sense of humor) of the Catholic Church debate American involvement in you-know­ where. Recorded May 1 by KUOW. 10: 00 BLUEGRASS - Freeman or/and Wertz - think about what they're doing and the rest, to quote the bard, is silence. 5:30pm THE ENGLISH - read by Geoffrey Hewings, OBE (old British Enunciator) 6:00 BUXTEHUDE - Organ Works played by Jorgen Ernst Hansen

6:45 BUSINESS OR BRUTALITY - A commentary on Canada's controversial Seal Hunt. Part One, THE S~L, from Radio-Canada. 7:15 NEW BOOKS - with P. J. Doyle, advance man for the Seattle Public Library. 7:30 COMMENTARY J 8:00 THE AFRICA PROGRAM - with Dr. Simon Ottenberg 8:30 HIGH LIFE AND PENNY WHISTLE - African Pop

9:30 DR. SPOCK - In a speech given quite recently at the U. of W., recorded by KUOW. 11:00 STEVE FISCHLER - New releases from the world of recorddom.

5:30pm W. C. FIELDS - The life of the great man read by a lesser man. 6:00 CAP ' N BALTIC'S BOP STOP - llfrics for Drums (Max Roach and Company) 7:30 COMMENTARY $:00. FILM REVIEW - with Peter Hogue 8:15 THE GRAVE ON THE GREEN HILLSIDE - Music by the Carter Family 9:00 SUNDAY - ''Why do they call ya Shane?" said little Billy, as the dust whipped off the plains in great clouds and covered the small fannhouse; "Get lost," said Shane, and with a flick of his wrist he threw a rattlesnake at the young lad's nostril. Far off to the west, Elisha Cook Jr. was just getting up, a piano wire attached to his shoulder blades.

9:30 BEETHOVEN Trio op. 70 The Suk Trio 10:00 DIXIELAND JAZZ - Hal Sherlock 11:00 EAR TO THE GROUND - That's a good way to wear out your jeans.

5:30pm JUST HERB - with Jazz Hannmn 7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 MILAM READS - A book of verse, a jug of Guild Tavo1a, and Lorenzo, singing in the wilderness, wilderness were paradise enow.

8:30 ITALIAN FOLK - Including seldom heard bags and reeds, etc.

9:00 CONGRESSIONAL PERSPECTIVES - with Rep~es~ntative Donald Fraser, recorded at the 'Action Conference on National Priorities', Feb. 27

9:30 AFTER 2001 WHAT? Well, this opera is set in 2038, in a space ship that lost its way. Blomdahl's Aniara Werner Ja.iiUSS"tiii conducts members of the Vienna Volksoper and soloists at the Royal Opera, Stockholm.

10: OOam THE MORNING PROGRAM WITH LORENZO MILAM - Everything nice like sugar and spice is Loren •••••.•••...• zo. 12 : 30 mayhap COMMENTARY REPEAT ********************* 6:00pm RIVER MOTH RADIO - Al Benditt

6:30 Songs by Gabriel Fauve Sung by Gerard Souzay with Daltom Baldwin at the Piano.

7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 MEDIEVAL KINGDOM

9:15 HAPPY DAY! HAPPY DAY! i"'1lsef Lateef and the Edwin Hawkins Singers

10:00 DR. SPIDER - No more smart remarks about you in the guide, Dr. Spide!

10:00am THE NANCY KEITH MORlilNG SHOW IS ON THE AIR!!! Don McNeil never had it so good.

12 :')0 COMMENTARY REPEAT *********************** 1:00pm The Anti-disestablishmentarianist point of view exposed and rejected by Geoff Hewings and Sue Godfrey. Readings from Objections to Roman Catholicism with appropriate music for a Sunday afternoon.

4:30 BOOKS - with Kenneth Rexroth, from KPFA

5:00 BIXOLOGY - Val Golding presents recordings of Bix Beiderbecke

5:30 KOREAN COURT AND FOLK MUSIC

7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 CONCERT Spanish songs sung by Victoria de los Angeles Bach - Concerto for Harpsichord EWV 1054 Albinoni-Concerto for Oboe op. 9, 12 Prokofiev - Scythian Suite Messaiem - Chronochromie

10:00 COUNTRY BLUES WITH BOB WEST 5 :30pm ARllIES OF THE NIGHT - Jim Hatfield reads from the candidates ' work.

6:00 OPEN HOUP.

7:00 WINE APPRECIATION - Emmett Watson continues on his journey through the vineyards.

7:30 COMMENTARY

8:00 LETTERS AND THINGS

8:15 AN INTERVIEW WITH LILLIAN GISH - P. J. Doyle interviews one of the great women of the American stage. On Broa.d.'W!ly, Miss Gish first appeared in 1917. and in the intervening years played Ophelia to Gielgud's Hamlet and Anderson's Gertrude, with her sister Dorothy in Orphans In The storm and many other classic pictures, and most recently on television in Arsenic and Old Lace with Helen Hayes and David Wayne.

9:15 Wanda Landowska plays Dances of Ancient Poland. Andres Segovia plays Bach transcribed for Guitar.

10:00 JEAN SHEPHERD - Best heard with a bottle of Blatts in the right hand, a fresh pretzel in the left, and a body swathed in Dr. Denton' s .

10:45 DANCES FROM THE REGIONS OF TURKEY ll:30 JIM HATFIELD - Heard is the piano music of William Kapell

5:30pm BLUESVIBES - Aum

6:00 OLD ROCK - Rich cummings has a chicken in the barn, whosa barna, whatsa barna my barn.

7:00 SOVIEI' PRESS AND PERIODICALS - with \-lilliam Mandel of the University of Californi a at Berkel ey. 7:30 COMMENTARY 8:00 A SELECTION FROM THE CLASSICS SECTION

8:30 l~X RAFFERTY - In a recent speech at the U. of W.

9:30 BUSINESS OR BRUTALITY Part Two - The Hunt, a documentary on Canada's controversial Seal Hunt. Recorded by the CBC.

10:00 BLUEGRASS - A salute to the late Jimmie Ro~ers, presented by Tiny Freeman and ])l.ve Wertz.

5:30pm THE ENGLISH - read by Geoff ' swings . 6:00 THEATRE REVIElIJ 6:15 CHORAL MUSIC An anonymous Spanish Mass from the 13th Cent. sung by the Ambrosian Singers. Vivaldi - Magnificat sung by the Roger Wagner Chorale.

7:00 LETTER FROM ENGLAND - with Michael Scarborough

7:15 NEW BOOKS - with P. J. Doyle

7:30 COMMENTARY

8:00 AMERICA AS JERUSALEM LOST - a speech by William Stringfellow, recorded at Central washington state College in April of 1969.

10:00 SCOT AND IRISH REPUBLICAN SONGS lliOO STEVE FISCHLER - new releases on into the night

OTT E N B ERG BOO K S Martin 12 string D-35 Rosewood guitar. Used 3 months. 2324 Eastlake East $540 new. asking $425 cash. $450 terms. GL 4 - 3443. Used books bought and sold

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