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HANK WEAVER Dares Anything

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MARVIN MILLER Deplores Mediocrity

JOE ALLISON und DEBBIE KAY of COUNTRY AMERICA Mrs. M.C.P., Fontana My husband and I had a discussion on the program Divorce Court. Would you please tell me if Divorce Court is real and does it have the actual people that are concerned with the problems. My husband seems to think that they are actual cases that are re-enacted. I think it is the real people with their problems. He's right. The problems are real, the people are actors and actresses.

L.F., Glendale I think Darlene should quit the Mickey Mouse Club. She's above that kid jazz. What a real doll she was on that last Telethon. Wow! ALFRED HITCHCOCK

. Durned Smart Feller?

C.L.C., Los Angeles Wal by cracky, in all my born days I never wrot any complaint bout nuthin er nobody, sos I ain't bout to start now, but nacherly a fellers got his likes and dislikes. STAN KENTON I wonder did Jim Arness ever take a . Not Enough of His Jazz! good look at that rear pose he makes atop Boot Hill; if he ever does I betcha Mrs. R.L.H., Inglewood he quits it. We are, and have been for a long I do think tho that sponsers are so time, fans of Stan Kenton and his style considerate; they orter be given some of music. Twice now he has been on TV kinda medal mabe fer allus hirin folks with a very fine program, so we thought. to do their sellin talk who are so down And each time, just when he gets going an out financherly; fellers who never good, he gets taken off. had a chanct to make any money afore. If bands (?) like Lawrence Welk I mean, folks like Pat O'Brien, Bing can stay and stay, why can't a young Crosby and so on. Shur makes my old people's style of music stay and stay? heart glad to see that they are now get - tin a chanct to pick up a few bucks and P.H., Los Angeles keep that ole wolf from their door. I was never so shocked as when I Nuther thing: I can't figer out why read that letter by "P.A." of Pasadena shows have to have hosts - (I think saying that Dinah treater) Hugh O'Brian that's what they call em) just take up horribly. I was in the audience in the time and don't complish mithin', corse front row at that show and I know that I don't mind em, just brot it up fer Mr. O'Brian, who is certainly not a folks that likes to holler bout sumthin. singer to begin with, floundered all over Now take Alfred Hitchcock for ex- the place and Dinah saved his profes- ample. Knowin he's a durned smart sional neck. In fact, Mr. O'Brian came feller ya wonder how he can act so silly. over to Dinah after the show, right in Is he got a mouth full of baker juice or front of where I was siting, and thanked does he talk that way all the time? her and kissed her hand for stepping in Wal now, when I git a goin I pert and saving him when he forgot the near forgit to stop but when ya gotta, DARLENE GILLESPIE melody and forgot the lyrics. ya gotta .. . If this silly person believes that . Above Kid Jazz? Dinah's ratings went kerplop without S.R., Riverside Hugh O'Brian, I am sure he has been Mrs. S.B., Los Angeles I think that American Bandstand and misinformed. I like Doreen Tracy very much. She Dick Clark's new show on Saturday are I cannot believe that anybody in his is a member of the Walt Disney group both wonderful. I also think that I Love right mind would say that Dinah Shore and should be given credit as much as Lucy is getting more and inure unpop- "outstaged" anybody on her show. Annette and Darlene. ular.

TV-Radio Life (formerly Radio-Television Life). May 24, 1958. Vol. 37, No. 15. Evelyn A. Bigshy, Managing Editor. Published Weekly by Television News Syndication, Inc., at Los Angeles, California. Business and Editorial Offices, 1610 N. Argyle Ave., Los Angeles 28 (Hollywood Station), California. Phone HOBywood 4-9275. Single copies 15e. Subscription $5.00 a year, $8.00 for two years, $11.00 for three years. TV-Radio Life was entered as Second Class Matter, September 14, 1948, at Los Angeles, Calif., under Act of March 3, 1879. Copyright, Television News Syndication, Inc. 195

Page 2 May 24, 1958 The Most Daring Show In Town?

ANK WEAVER'S KABC- "We try to pick subjects that are adult TV Main Street to Malibu and provocative," Bruce Lansbury add- has done a show on nud- ed, "but we are not trying to be contro- ism (with some bare versial. In contrast to some late night parts of anatomies in TV shows we do not believe in the CO -PRODUCERS Bud Widom, left, and Bruce evidence) , it has done a `Let's have the controversy bit.' We Lansbury, right, confer with Hank Weaver on a show on burlesque, on the Lonely don't intend to knock down established script for their KABC-TV show. Hearts racket, and others of equally names just to be knocking them down. controversial nature. Small wonder this We'll never sacrifice good taste for a late -evening production has begun to rating. And we heartily believe that on the show than we can use - and all names, so getting the catch on. there is an audience for good taste at a they're big Producers Bruce Lansbury and Bud late night hour." talent isn't a problem - it's finding Widom filmed the nudist sequence Main Street to Malibu was no sudden places for them. Of course, we do have themselves and had to do the disrob- afterthought because of the success of the situation where we set a talent for - an a ing bit while they worked. As Bruce other late night TV shows. Hank Weav- appearance. Maybe even build remarked subtly, "It was an extraor- er had been wanting to do this type show around him - or her. And then at dinary experience." And indeed this of program for some time, and when he the last minute the star doesn't show. particular show was for viewers who replaced Tom Duggan for two weeks We had one Las Vegas comic set for an stayed up late enough to catch its re- while Tom was back east, the response appearance and an hour before show he vealing aspects. he got was so good that immediately time he called to say wasn't feeling "Our Lonely Hearts segment was per- afterwards the wheels began to turn well and couldn't make it. We then had haps the most interesting of all," Bud for his own show. Incidentally, Hank the awful problem of trying to fill in the Widom remarked. "We had an inter- still has never met Tom Duggan. suddenly vacated time. view with a pathetic little man who said "Naturally, we have our share of "In addition to these guest names, he had spent $12,000 in the last five problems with a show like this," Bud we also have panel shows at times years on his dates. He had only had continued. "Our primary problem is get- with well-known personalities who bat three in that time. And yet he said he ting five hours of varied entertainment around such subjects as censorship of had made just $10 a week. We couldn't a week. We are the only local show movies and obscenity. And we have get him to explain his particular math- trying to present something different. discussed unsolved crimes at times. So ematical deduction here, but he was a As such, we're trying to avoid any stiff you see how wide our field is." graphic picture of a man who was format. It's this kind of look that makes local bilked by these Lonely Hearts Clubs." "We have more guests wanting to get TV big time.

Not Filling Anybody's Shoes

HEN JUDGE YOUNG- a few test cases to judge to see how he'd ER had to take his leave react and how he would handle them - of Traffic Court due to and then was given the nod. the prima-donnaish an- "We wanted someone who was youth- tics of some of his frus- ful, someone who had authority," Pete trated judicial cohorts, Robinson remarked. "We were not - KABC-TV was faced with no small and are not - trying to fill Judge problem, namely: who can ever take the Younger's shoes. We wanted a younger Judge's spot on what is a popular local person because we felt that Traffic Court show. was not a stereotyped show - and we Seven weeks later and after interviews didn't want any grey-haired Judge. We with over 200 retired judges and lawyers also were looking for someone who DEAN JONES, his wife, Helen, and their seven living in Los Angeles, Edgar Allen could hold the audience we have al- children. Jones, jr., Assistant Dean of the Uni- ready built because we feel ` that the versity of California at Los Angeles show has kept hundreds of thousands his youngsters - all seven of them - Law School, was named for the vacan- of Californians apprised of changes in that he was going to be on TV. They cy. Since he was no regular Judge, no- California driving and traffic laws. As just watched the first show and were body could object to his being chosen. such, it is educational in nature. We stunned. The youngest ones couldn't "I had no desire at all to go on tele- hope, of course, that we are also enter- believe he wasn't in the room with them vision," Dean Jones commented. "I had taining." - and started talking to him on the set. seen Traffic Court several times natural- Now that Dean Jones is a TV star Thirty-seven year old Dean Jones and ly, but not in my wildest dreams had he is taking a good deal of chiding from his wife, Helen, who live in Santa Mon- I ever thought of becoming its fudge." his students at UCLA. When he, for ica, have found that life is quite differ- Dean Jones' name came up when the instance, put an assignment for his class ent these days. But they're enjoying the Dean of the Law School suggested to on the board one day, a student added change immensely-as are Linda Marie, Pete Robinson, producer, that Jones the following: "Be sure to bring public- 11%; Anna Marie, 10; Carol Marie, 8; might be a good possibility. Jones was ity and current ratings." Terry, 7; Dennis, 5%; Bob, 4% and David, then contacted to see if he would come Jones' family is also quite thrilled 1. With a clan as sizable as this he has in for an audition. He did - was handed about his being on TV. He didn't tell a built-in audience already.

May 24, 1958 Page 3 KABC-TV's MUSICAL show Country America is well named and well cast. The hour-long program features all kinds of music-cowboy, hillbilly, rock 'n roll, pop. You name it and the Country America cast can sing and play it: (left to right) Fred- die Hart, Ginny Jackson, band- leader Bobby Bruce, Debby Kay, Jerry Wallace, Betsy Gay, Candy Candido, Lefty Frizzell, and host Joe Allison.

SONGS OF DELIGHT °were/

WINGS ,4meua OF FLIGHT

WHILE THE KABC-TV crew knows how to sing about Country America-the best way to see America is via United Airlines, "The Radar Line." The winners of our hometown contest will fly swiftly and safely in a DC -7 just like this one. Contest details are available in another section of this issue.

May 24, 1958 LALL OF US dream some day of returning home a hero, or heroine. Especially if home happens to be a small town. Debby Kay had this experience re- cently. However, as it turned out she felt more embarrassed than triumphant. "Can you imagine!" she declares. "I actually got lost in my own home town." Debby, as Channel 7 viewers know, is the little girl with the big voice who is one of the featured performers on KABC-TV's hour-long musical show, Country America. Running back-to- back with Lawrence Welk's program, this gives Channel 7 a solid two hours of topnotch entertainment on Saturday. KABC-TV officials believe that Coun- try America has the same network po- tential as Lawrence Welk. This was one of the reasons the whole Country Amer- ica crew took off for Pebble Beach re- cently to entertain The Association of National Advertisers. Merely by coincidence, Pebble Beach is only a stone's throw from Deb- DEBBY KAY IS YOUNG IN YEARS (21) and small in stature (an even five feet). by's home town of Salinas. Conse- But she's been in show business since the age of four and has sung with the top bands all over the country. (KABC-TV photos.) quently, while she was entertaining the ANA, it was arranged for her to make a brief appearance on the local station in Salinas. Singer Debby Kay, on the Country America show, During her public and high school days in Salinas she performed quite knows her way around the world of show business often before hometown folks. As a fea- ... but that still didn't prevent her from getting tured vocalist with Horace Heidt, Fran- kie Carle and Ray Anthony's orchestra, the petite and pretty vocalist became a minor celebrity in Salinas. Also, during the years (she's only 21 now) she did return occasionally to visit her sister. 494e % deft Oeteet_f_ However, on this particular night, it was her first appearance before the local cameras since she became a featured performer on Country America. iaete 7owí "I'll have to admit I was giving the directions to Dick Emmons, my piano player, because I thought I knew the way. On one stretch of road, however, I _ r , 3 ---` - became completely confused. After tak- ing a few wrong turns, we finally ar- rived at the station. It was too late,

FOR KICKS, MISS KAY LIKES COOKING. "Even when I get upset I just head though, because the program had been for the kitchen and start cooking. That takes my mind off my problems." Here she off the air five minutes prepares one of her specialties for Country America director Don Whitman, right-hand "Naturally I felt badly about it and man for producer Nat Nigberg. apologized. We only had that one night in town and it would have been nice to say hello to all my friends via the TV set. The worst part of the story was when I tried to explain exactly why I was late. Getting lost in my own home town sounded like a flimsy excuse, but it was the truth." Debby's experience was recalled by her in conjunction with the current TV- Radio Life "home town contest." As with the rest of the Country America crew, our pretty cover girl now makes Hollywood her home. Debby lives with her parents in a Hollywood apartment. She's single. Doesn't even have a steady boyfriend. And is concentrating strictly on her career. In reverse, concentrating on diminu- __ (,. ` \ , s tive Debby, either visually or vocally, is strictly a pleasure.

May Page 5 a $ By Jack Holland Howard Duff and Ida Lupino DA LUPINO and Howard Duff The other project is an anthology have had their moments may be winding up Mr. Ad- type. Dick Kinon, who directs most of ams and Eve but they're not the Adams and Eve shows and who is, when they wondered if waltzing out of TV. according to Ida and Howard, the abso- their TV plunge was wise "Why should we?" Ida ex- lute end as director and as a person, plained. "We went into this for will direct all of the shows in which Ida but now they tell.. . one reason - to provide financial secur- stars (she would act as hostess for the ity for our child, Bridget. We still have rest), and Ida will meg the others in the same desire." which guest names appear. This series "Plus the fact that we rather enjoy will be done under the banner of Mir- the work." Howard remarked. "At least ella Films, which is the title of Ida we know a lot more about the medium and Howard's new company and is Why now than when we went into it. Sure Bridget's middle name. we've goofed on some occasions but at The two popular stars are also hoping least we try to have some fun regardless. to do a movie this summer - and if Ida is the one who has the work - with plans work out, Ida will direct the film. Well Stick all those wardrobe changes she has!" They haven't been able to make a Ida and Howard are currently wind- picture in over two years. ing up the remaining episodes of Mr. Summing up their TV experiences so Adams and Eve and are busy on a far, Howard said, "We are proud of the couple of other TV projects. One is fact that even with what seemed like in- With TV called The Green Peacock and is an surmountable difficulties we were able adventure series. Ida will direct the to do a show we could be proud of - pilot film and Howard will star and co- a civilized comedy - and we did it with produce. The series is based on an idea our own company." Ida and Howard had five years ago.

MIL

IDA LUPINO AND HOWARD DUFF in a hayseed segment of their popular CBS-KNXT series, Mr. Adams and Eve. Babies and Birthday Breed

BUSY WEEK FOR BAILEY

LADY LUCK-Mrs. Evelyn Johnson believes dreams do come true after being crowned "Queen for a Day" when the program celebrated its 13th Anniversary April 29. One of the prizes Mrs. Johnson receives is a trip to Ireland to celebrate "An Tostai Festivities." Her wish was for an adjustable hospital bed for her son, Jimmy 15, who has cerebral palsy. BIG MOMENT-"Queen" Eva Fuehl, 27, receives the royal crown from Ed Kranyak as Master of Ceremonies Jack Bailey says the magic words "We crown you Queen for a Day". Her infant daughter, Barbara Ann, 9 months old, is being held by "Queen" model Maxine Reeves.

DIAPER BRIGADE - There were some "changes" made on NBC-TV Queen for a Day Thursday, May 1, ELECTED TO THE HONOR over when the show celebrated its annual other candidates by the audience, "Baby Show." About 800 mothers and "Queen" Eva Fuehl takes time out their babies (one or under) crowded to give a bottle to little Barbara into Hollywood's glamorous Moulin Ann. Jack Bailey, very antiseptic tor Rouge Theater -restaurant from which the "Baby Show" holds miniature "Queen" is telecast on Channel 4. corsage of roses presented to the "little queen." Mrs. Fuehl, a refugee CLIMAX to an exciting "day out" from Hungary, wished to be reunited these mothers proudly lift their with another daughter, Eve, 5, who babies into the air as Queen for a is still behind the Iron Curtain in Day photographers turn their Budapest. cameras into the audience.

May 24, 1958 Page 7 SECOND PRIZE is this sparkling, all new WEDGE - WOOD "BELLAIRE", King of the Western Ranges. Note the many out- standing features incorporated in this New Wedgewood "Bellaire" gas range: seen the new over -size windows allow you to KABC-TV's "COUNTRY AMERICA" Saturdays see at a glance what's cooking; the new top burner heat control, triple motor- at 7:00 P. M., offers YOU the opportunity to win ized rotisserie, fifth burner and vanish- ing grill are but a few of the many out- standing features making this "Bellaire" A TRIP BACK TO YOUR HOME TOWN! King of the Western Ranges. THAT'S RIGHT. You may be the Largest Radar Fleet." In addition to lucky winner of an ALL EXPENSE the transportation, the winner will be PAID VACATION FOR TWO furnished $100 to cover expenses in back to your home town, anywhere his home town. Pictorial highlights of within the continental limits of the the trip will be secured through KABC- United States. You will fly via UNITED TV and will be published in TV-Radio AIR LINES, operators of "The World's Life.

HERE'S WHAT YOU DO: Using the entry issue of TV-Radio Life. First prize win- blank at the bottom of this page, or a ner must complete vacation trip within reasonable facsimile, tell in twenty-five 90 days after June 5. would like (25) words or less, why you PERSON ACCOMPANYING WINNER: First to visit your home town. Start counting prize winner will be entitled to take colon following your words after the along a companion of his or her choos- to visit my "My reason for wanting ing. In event the first prize winner is home town is:" unable _to take advantage of prize, THIRD PRIZE ELIGIBILITY: be resi- Contestants must money will not be substituted. is this complete Bell & Howell home dents of Southern California, age 12, or movie kit that includes: Electric Eye over. No employee of TV-Radio Life JUDGING: All entries should be sent to Camera, Leather Carrying Case, 500 or American Broadcasting Company, or TRIP HOME CONTEST, TV-Radio watt 8 mm projector, 2 -lamp Movie their families, is eligible. Life, 1610 N. Argyle, Hollywood 28, Light Bar, 50 ft. Film Cartoon and DATES: Contest starts Monday, May 5, Calif., where they will be judged by two, 375 watt Flood Lamps. 1958, and closes Wednesday, June 5, an impartial committee whose decision 1958. All entries must be postmarked will be final. Entries will be judged on OTHER PRIZES: Six complete Max not later than midnight, June 5. Win- sincerity and merit. In case of a tie, Factor "Treasure Chest of Beauty" kits ners will be announced in the June 21 identical prizes will be awarded. will be awarded as prizes to the next six winners.

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City Zone State TV program - and I had no commitment to any network. Nor did I need the money. So I am simply an actor with grease paint in his blood and laughter on his mind and a ham bone at heart. I know no other business. And, frankly, I'm glad to THERE'S been a good deal of confusion about Milton be back." Berle since the Emmy Awards show which he neatly So are his many fans. stole. Some have ribbed him about agreeing to do a series - which he will do for Kraft this fall - after allegedly You hear a lot of talk from producers about their desire to saying he wouldn't do a regular show. Others have made get new faces. Few do anything about giving breaks to new remarks about his fouling up the timing on the Emmy pro- talent. Alvin Cooperman, who has made an illustrious name gram. So I went by to see Uncle Miltie for the facts. for himself with his great productions on Shirley Temple Story "First of all I was really surprised by the wonderful ovation Book, is one man who doesn't just talk about new people - I got on the Emmy awards," Miltie said quietly. "Coming from he makes a sincere and conscientious effort to see that they get an audience of show people, it was heart-warming. My gag that first big break. He is the kind of man TV - and movies about `Where were you three years ago,' though, was strictly - need. off the cuff. As for the time I used on the show, here are the Speaking of new faces, Anne Helm and Gary Vinson, who facts. I was asked to make the appearance and I was told -I'd were on "The McTaggart Succession" on Studio One, look like do a stand-up monologue spot. That was all I could do since I fine bets for future stardom. And speaking of this Studio One wasn't giving any awards or getting any. William Kayden, the show, Ted Post, who directed (with such an effective mobility producer, asked me to do seven minutes. in use of camera) had his Steve Canyon pilot sold within 24 I can only assume, from all the ruckus, that the west coast hours and at reportedly the biggest price ever paid for a TV people didn't know I was to do this spot. Anyway, I was to go film. Ted is really riding high. on at 10:16 but I didn't get on until 10:32 so I began 16 See that O. L. Joggers has been having his difficulties again. minutes later. 45 seconds were lost in the opening with the Well, readers of this tunnel will recall some facts we presented reception I received. I was told to take the cue from the floor about this man several years ago ... Don't miss the big manager as to when I should get off and I stayed on until he Mental Health telethon on KCOP, May 25. Dore Schary is chair- gave me the signal. I was actually on only about one minute man, the Thalians are actively involved in the benefit, and and forty seconds more than I was supposed to be. Jack Rourke is producer. Talent signed so far includes Mar- "About the show for Kraft now. Ruth, my wife, and I dis- garet Whiting, Art Linkletter, Spade Cooley and band, Paul cussed the possibility. And we agreed it would be a good idea. Weston, Bill Burrud, Peter Potter, Tom Duggan, Baxter Ward, Frankly, only thing I know how to do is to entertain. I'd spent and Oscar Levant. See it - and give! ... The Cathy Crosby the last few years since I left TV working in cafes and clubs referred to in last week's tunnel was Bob's daughter - not and doing very well at it. I hadn't missed not having my own Bing's wife.

THIS WEEK'S TELEVISIONRADIO NEWS IN PICTURES

WHEN MARIE WILSON ARRIVED at the liner Leilani to participate in the liner's Parade of Personalities-she did so 20th Century style by flying with pilot Max Schumacher left and Airwatch reporter Dom Reed in KABC's heli- copter. Right is chief purser Edward Seaman. LOUISE O'BRIEN, featured singer of CBS ACTRESS VALERIE PORTER, cured of deaf- Radio's Rusty Draper Show, and named ness which incapacitated her for three years, Queen'bf Southern California Radio Month is donates her first paycheck (from a Matinee congratulated and gifted with radio by Glenn Theater) to American Cancer Society. Wesley Logan (left) head of the Electric League in Bagby, Los Angeles County volunteer chairman Los Angeles, and Art Holbrook, manager of for the society, accepts contribution. the Southern California Broadcasters Ass'n.

May 24, 1958 Page 9 HOLLAND'S

projected series, which, as you probably know, no longer has Gracie as a regular cast member but does retain George, DUG BY JACK HOLLAND Bea, Harry, Ronnie and others. In the pilot George plays it typically smart and steers away from guests and gimmicks. In a fast -paced stanza he has everybody bouncing jokes off THE TV NETWOkKS ARE BEING very hush-hush about their himself. He even brings on a seal for a Flipper and Friend bit. summer programming, but from what I've been able to Cute idea because in his very early show business days George gather, this will be another year of "repeats" plus a few Burns actually did do an act with a seal. Incidentally, it does low budgeted (compared with winter fare) participation not look as if the Western fever will subside in the fall. A shows. series titled Rawhide goes into the Burns and Allen niche. SUCH STANDBYS AS BURNS AND ALLEN, The Millionaire, * * * Playhouse 90, Phil Silvers, Schlitz, Gale Storm Show, Have CONGRATULATIONS TO KNX which received seven awards Gun, Will Travel, Loretta, Suspicion, Bob Cummings and so forth to make it top dog in the California Associated Press TV- will go the re -run route. George Fenneman will emcee a quiz Radio Association recognition. KNX also received the nod for show starting July 6 on ABC-TV - and don't underestimate overall general excellence in news presentation for the second this chap who has been able to hold his own with Grouch() all year. KABC received ace honors in three categories involving these years! $10,000 prize money is the lure on George's pro - five programs . . . It is sad to report the projected ( June am. There'll be Dorothy Kirsten, John Riatt, Jane Powell and 26) demise of Climax! which will join Kraft, Studio One and rotating comedians" to fill Dinah Shore's pretty boots on the Matinee Theater in the boneyard. I believe Studio One will Chevy Show; The Brothers returns to CBS-TV for six Benny continue through summer, then be replaced by the Westing- replacement programs; and a thing called Bid or Buy is being house Desilu Theater. Oddly enough, that venerable dramatic slotted (perhaps permanently) for $64,000 Question, which series sponsored from TV's infancy by Kraft will have half of itself began as a summer sub three years ago. its time absorbed by Uncle Miltie, whose smash routine at the PERHAPS ONE OF THE BEST pieces of summer news is Bob Emmy Awards made everybody sit up and ask, "Where's he Crosby to fill in for Perry Como. Bing's talented brother finally been?" talked CBS into letting go of his contract so he could accept the NBC Saturday night spot. I know all of his fans who've I HEARTILY AGREE WITH THOSE of you who have registered been hollering for Bob's return will be tickled to see him a complaint about those radio commercials which Gussie again. He takes over for Perry June 14. Good news item num- Moran is pitching. Can't imagine why she consented to do ber two. Young Jack Linkletter gets his own nighttime weekly anything in such miserable taste, or why such material is show (Haggis-Baggisl?) on NBC Monday nights, starting permitted on the airways! June 30. * * * WIDE WIDE WORLD HAD ONE of its good shows with New THERE ARE "STRONG RUMBLINGS" on the part of pro- York's Fifth Avenue as theme. I'm sure the Bergdorf Good- spective sponsors interested in the pilot submitted by George man segment captured feminine attention, but left many Burns to replace the Burns and Allen Show in the fall. I was ladies wondering how the store manages to lose money on its sorry George and Gracie's present sponsors did not buy the hats price -tagged at $175.

'DECEMBER BRIDE' GETS BUMS RUSH

DEAN MILLER INSPECTS COSTUME of Star Spring Byington and discovers her cape is made cut of ... December Bride script pages. "You're wearing one of my best scenes," wails HOST PARKE LEVY, WELCOMES DEAN MILLER Dean.. (dressed as a "chicken -plucker") to the party and gives him a 'couple of playful bucks" with which to pur- chase refreshments. Levy gave Bums' party to cele- VERNA FELTON, of the December Bride brate the end of the current season and a renewal of cast, and Louise Grace. wife of the prop December Bride for next year on CBS -TV. man on the show, compare "sack" dresses. Page 10 May 24, 1958 BY AUBREY DAHL

ITHINK the cancellation of Kraft Theater, Studio One Matinee and Climax is criminal. If there is now no place on television for the kind of show that gave the medium its initial power, then TV is on its way to producing only the assembly line pap that featured radio in its declining years. I wish you people would stop buying the stuff advertised on the current popular mish mash. Can't you get along for a while without soap, cigarettes, automobiles, appliances and food? "Valley of Decision." (11) May 30, 8:00. 1945. Adapted from Marcia Davenport's sprawling novel about a prominent Pittsburgh steel family and their between stairs maid, this opus stars Greer Gerson, as the slavey, Gregory Peck, as the scion she loves, and Lionel Barrymore as a crusty old cur- mudgeon. The family goes through one crisis after another in the complicated 1870s, but Miss Carson always manages to save things. The novel covered fifty years, but the film has condensed it to twelve, which is for the best, I think. We should all live a little faster. GREER CARSON, GREGORY PECK in "VALLEY OF DECISION" "The Devil and Miss Jones." (2) May 24, 10:00. 1941. The Friday, May 30, Channel 11. foreward to this movie warns the viewer that the picture is highly fictional and therefore anything of social significance he may happen to see is not to be taken seriously. Neverthe- less, writer Norman Krasna has some points to make in this comedy and he makes them well. Charles Coburn is a very wealthy man who takes a job in one of his department stores in order to ferret out the union leaders who have been giving him so much trouble. He is befriended by woiking goil Jean Arthur, and fellow timepuncher Robert Cummings, and you may be sure there is much consternation when Coburn's true identity is discovered. A pleasant comedy. "Damsel in Distress." (9) Beginning May 26, 9:00. 1937. Here is an entertaining musical with dances by Fred Astaire, comedy by Burns and Allen, and music by George Gershwin. It's all about an American hoofer publicized as a heartbreaker by his agent, and his romance with an English lady of the nobility, Joan Fontaine. The tunes include, "Nice Work If You Can Get It, and "A Foggy Day in London Town," and you can't get much better than that. Mr. Astaire, without Rogers, is fine.

"Road To Denver." (4) May 24, 11:15. 1955. A better than average western of recent vintage starring John Payne, as the true blue brother, Skip Homeier, as the scatterbrained gun - slinging brother, Lee Cobb, as a villainous saloon owner GEORGE BURNS, FRED ASTAIRE, GRACIE ALLEN in "DAMSEL involved in highjacking, and Mona Freeman, as the girl .. . IN DISTRESS", Monday, May 26, Channel 9. just the girl, that's all. But then, that's usually enough. The doings involve the steady brother's attempts to settle down CHARLES COBURN, SPRING BYINGTON, JEAN ARTHUR, the ... well, the unsteady brother and it s all made a little ROBERT CUMMINGS in "THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES," better than it seems by Mr. Cobb's sure talent. Saturday, May 24, 10:00 p.m., Channel 2.

"Dancing Lady." (11) May 25, 9:00. 1933. One of Joan Crawford's early triumphs, also starring Clark Gable, Franchot Tone and Fred Astaire. It's a backstage story with much travail before opening night. I was going to say there were the usual cliches but who knows if there were cliches in 1933. I don't. But I do know I love to see the girls dance in those early thirties movies. Never get away with it now. "The Man Who Cheated Himself." (5) May 25, 7:30. 1950. A repeat of a pretty good melodrama about a co Lee Cobb, who murders for the love of Jane Wyatt, and then tries to evade the sleuthing of brother policeman John Dail. The ending, in an abandoned fort near the San Francisco coast, is a nice piece of suspense.

"Missing Women." (4) May 27, 4:30. Am I? Let's see .. . five, six, seven, eight ... no, they're all here. May 24, 195kì SATURDAY, MAY 24 What's New & Special Who's Fighting TV-Radio Life would like to LEGION STADIUM BOXING (13) 8:15 p.m. Art draw your attention to the new, Aragon, controversial Southland welterweight more convenient AM and FM and Mexico's middleweight champion, Alfonso Flores. (Non -title bout.) radio section which begins on SUNDAY SPORTS SPECIAL, (11), 1:00 p.m. Time Page 38. For you who listen, as trials for major race cars, midgets and stock well as look, TV-Radio Life is What's Special cars at the Riverside Motor Raceway, preping for the three 500-mile races over the Memorial sure that the convenience of a HOLLYWOOD PARK FEATURE RACE, (2), 5:15 Day weekend. feature race. consolidated Radio Section will p.m. Hal Moore calls today's OUTLOOK, (4), 6:30 p.m. "600 School." Special greatly to your AM or FM hour report of what one New York school is r add doing to fight juvenile delinquency. Chet Hunt- Radio listening pleasure. Who's Guesting ley is host. WHITTINGHILL SATURDAY DANCE (11), 2:30 p.m. Singer Ernie Felice, the singing Clark Sisters and musical director Keith Williams guest today. Who's Playing PERRY COMO SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. Jane Wyman, TOP PRO (9), 8:00 p.m. Ed Furgol and Art Carney and the McGuire Sisters guest. GOLF, Tuscon (COLOR KINE) Dr. Cary Middlecoff play at the Country CLUB OASIS, (4), 9:00 p.m. Kay Starr and Andy Club. Jim Britt narrates. Griffith headline tonight's show. What's Playing What's Playing WIDE WIDE WORLD, (4), 4:00 p.m. "The Sound PLAYHOUSE OF STARS, (2), 8:30 p.m. "High of Laughter." Today's program is devoted to Barrier" starring Vincent Price. American comics and humor. HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL (2) 8:30 p.m. Adeline THE GREAT CHALLENGE, (2), 5:00 p.m. "What deWalt Reynolds is featured with Richard Beliefs Sustain the Free World?" Three of the Boone as an elderly Mennonite woman who, world's most distinguished authorities on human along with the rest of her family, is persecuted beliefs and philosophies discuss the subject. by townspeople. Final program. GUNSMOKE (2), 9:00 p.m. Ruta Lee is featured 20TH CENTURY -FOX HOUR, (11), 5:30 p.m. "Por- with James Arness in tonight's episode trait for Murder," with Dana Wynter, Robert "Carmen." Stack and George Sanders. PLAYHOUSE, (2), 9:30 p.m. "Watch the Sunset" HOLIDAY U.S.A., (9), 7:00 p.m. Austin Green starring Dick Powell and Joanne Woodward. tours "El Centro" and the Imperial Valley, and "New England," which is steeped in tradition. NO WARNING, (4), 7:30 p.m. "The Amnesiac" star- SUNDAY, MAY 25 ring Leon Ames with William Kendis, Dorothy Green and Rick Vallin. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATER, (2), 9:00 p.m. Who's Guesting "Cornada" starring Tony Curtis as a famed THE LAST WORD, (2), 3:00 p.m. Anthony Nutting matador. (A rerun.) RUSTY MEYEKS (Wed.) and author Lael Wertenbaker guest today. ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS, (2), 9:30 p.m. . . Bush Pilot on Vagabond ED SULLIVAN SHOW, (2), 8:00 p.m. Althea Gib- "The Crocodile Case" starring Denholm Elliott son, Jeanmarie, Roland Petit, Hermione Gingold, and Hazel Court. Alan King and Frankie Lymna are among to- LORETTA YOUNG SHOW, (4), 10:00 p.m. "Wedding night's guests. Day" starring Loretta Young with Lewis Martin, STEVE ALLEN SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. Peter Ustinov, Oliver McGowan and Peter Damon. the Hi-Lo's, Barbara McNair and concert pianist Van Cliburn guest. CHEVY SHOW, (4), 9:00 p.m. Shirley MacLaine headlines tonight's show with Walter Pidgeon, MONDAY, MAY 26 Andy Williams, Gogi Grant and Mickey Shaugh- nessy. Paul Weston directs music. (Color tape.) MIKE WALLACE INTERVIEW, (7), 10:00 p.m. Erich What's Playing Fromm, noted psychoanalyst and author, guests NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4), 12:00 p.m. "The tonight. Broom and the Groom" starring Peggy King and Russell Arms. (COLOR KINE) TREASURE, (13), 7:00 p.m. "Man With Two Faces" What's Special tells two very believable stories about a man TELETHON, (13), 8:00 a.m. First extensive fund- with a Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde secret. raising drive of the L.A. County Mental Health WANDERLUST, (13), 7:30 p.m. "Puget Sound Sal- Association and telethon from the stage of the mon," spotlights a one-man oceanarium, a El Capitan Theater. scientist who studies the origin of salmon, and BRIEFING SESSION, (4), 12:30 p.m. A special fishing with a "drawstring" purse. half-hour live telecast from New York. Sub- STUDIO ONE IN HOLLYWOOD, (2), 9:00 p.m. "The ject is "The Soviet Challenge: Is the U.S. Enemy Within" starring Dane Clark, Don De - Winning the War of Ideas?" fore, Dick York and Noah Beery.

CHAMPION SILVER FLEECE OF RICHARD BOONE, SASSAFRAS AND CLEO (Thurs.) ADELINE DEWALT BOB SWEENEY . Popular Choice on People's Choice REYNOLDS CLIFF ROBERTON, (Thurs.) SOCIAL CLIMBER AND ROUND TABLE Grandma and BARBARA RUSH (Mon.) FELICIA FARR (ThurS.) ..."Push -Button (Sat.) Gunfighter on Have . Shapely "Voice in Felicia-tations on Giant" on Wbo Will Win Californian? Gun, Will Travel the Night" on Suspicion Playhouse 90 Climax WAGON TRAIN, (4), 7:30 p.m. "The Rex Montana Story" with guest stars James Dunn and Forrest Tucker. VAGABOND, (13), 7:30 p.m. Rusty Meyers, "Canadi- an Bush Pilot," is a link between civilization and Canada's back country.

CHANNEL NINE MOVIE THEATER, (9), 9:00 p.m., Who's Guesting nightly through Friday. "Damsel in Distress" THE BIG. RECORD, (2), 7:30 p.m. Singer Jeri starring Fred Astaire, Joan Fontaine, George Sothern and the DeCastro Sisters guest tonight. Burns and Gracie Allen, with music by George and Ira Gershwin. GOODYEAR THEATER, (4), 9:30 p.m. "Decision by THURSDAY, MAY 29 Terror" starring David Niven with George Bax- ter and John McIntyre. SUSPICION, (4), 10:00 p.m. "The Voice in the Who's Guesting Night" starring Barbara Rush and James Don- 76 SPORTS CLUB, (7), 6:30 p.m. Golf pro Jerry ald with Patrick McNee and James Coburn. Barber guests with tips on putting. YOU BET YOUR LIFE, (4), 8:00 p.m. World traveler BOB GETZ, PAUL SANCHEZ (MOD.) Myron (Global) Zobel guests with Groucho ...Back to Back Gunning for Treasure Who's Guesting tonight. DANNY THOMAS SHOW, (2), 8:00 p,m. Dinah Shore PAT BOONE SHOWROOM, (7), 9:00 p.m. The Mills is guest tonight. (A re -run.) Brothers guest tonight. VOICE OF FIRESTONE, (7), 9:00 p.m. Soprano Rise LUX SHOW, (4), 10:00 p.m. Lou Costello and Bobby Stevens sings the music of Victor Herbert, Je- Troup guest with Rosemary Clooney. (COLOR, rome Kern and Christopher Gluck. TAPE.) STARS OF JAZZ, (7), 10:30 p.m. Guests tonight are Connee Boswell and Red Nichols and his What's Playing Five Pennies. Special guest is jazz violinist Stuff Smith. Bobby Troup hosts,. DEATH VALLEY DAYS, (4),.7:00 p.m. "Two Bits" JACK PAAR SHOW, (4), 11:15 p.m. Johnny Carson starring Harry Mackin and Charlie Heard. is guest emcee this week. ASSIGNMENT AMERICA, (5), 7:30 p.m. "King -Size Cuisine." A modern kitchen turns out 10,000 dinners for Shriners. TUESDAY, MAY 27 CLIMAX, (2), 8:30 p.m. "Push -Button Giant" star- ring Barry Nelson, Martha Hyer, Everett Who's Guesting Sloane,_ Bob Sweeney and Barbara Nichols. PEOPLES CHOICE, (4), 9:00 p.m. Cleo introduces EDDIE FISHER SHOW, (4), 8:00 p.m. Debbie Rey- the aristocratic poodle Silver Fleece of Sassa- nolds, Dick Shawn and Eddie Cantor guest on fras tonight. the season's final show. (COLOR TAPE) PLAYHOUSE 90, (2), 9:30 p.m. "Natchez" starring Cliff Robertson, MacDonald Carey, Felicia Farr What's Playing and Thomas Mitchell. JANE WYMAN THEATER, (4), 10:30 p.m. "Con- ADVENTURE TOMORROW, (13) 7:30 p.m., "Project tact" starring Joseph Cotten with Lawrence Farside." First films of missiles launched into Dobkin. outer space. SUGARFOOT, (7), 7:30 p.m. "Bullet and the Cross," DANNY THOMAS, DINAH SHORE with Will Hutchins, Charles Bronson and Cliff (Mon.) Raven. FRIDAY, MAY 30 ... Dinah 'n Danny Who's Fighting WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 GILLETTE FIGHTS, (4), 7:00 p.m. Spider Webb vs. Johnny Beecham, middleweights, ten rounds What's Special from Miami Beach. HIGH ADVENTURE, (2), 9:00 p.m. Lowell Thomas presents films of Morocco including Cassablanca, What's Playing Rabat and the Atlas Mountains. (COLOR FILM) ZANE GREY THEATER, (2), 7:30 p.m. "The De- serter" starring Dick Powell with Tom Pittman Who's Fighting and Maggie Hayes. RKO'S FINEST, (9), 7:30 p.m. "The Paradine Case" WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS, (7), 7:00 p.m. Un- starring Valli, Gregory Peck, Ann Todd, Charles defeated Bobby Scalon and Bobby Rogers Laughton, Louis Jourdan. (15-4-3) in a 10 -round lightweight bout at COLGATE THEATER, (11), 8:00 p.m. "The Valley Chicago Stadium. of Decision" starring Greer Garson, Gregory Peck, Donald Crisp, Lionel Barrymore. What's PLAYHOUSE OF STARS, (2), 8:30 p.m. "Lottery Playing for Revenge" starring Kevin McCarthy, Thomas NBC MATINEE THEATER, (4), 12:00 p.m. "The Gomez, Nico Minardos and Liliane Montevecchi. Gardena Bush." Martha Scott and Dick Foran FRANK SINATRA SHOW, (7), 9:00 p.m. "Face of star with Katherine Squire and Charles Conrad. Fear," a mystery drama starring Glynis Johns, (LIVE, COLOR.) Michael Pate and Eugene Martin. RUTA LEE, JAMES ARNESS (Sat.) Decoy KAY STARR Lou COSTELLO, ... Decorous on Gunsrnoke (Sat.) .. First ROSEMARY CLOONEY Showing After TOM DUGGAN (SUM) GLYNIS JOHNS (Fri.) (Thurs.) JOHN PAYNE (Mon.) Broken Leg on . On KCOP Telethon . Face of Fear on ... Clowning ... Sbakesperian Cowboy on Club Oasis for Children Frank Sinatra Show with Clooney The Restless Gun SATURDAY ' / LOGS

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Information Received From Stations 11:15 (8) BASEBALL PREVIEW 2:30 (2) QUIZDOWN-30m. Subject to Last Minute Change (10) GREAT SPORT THRILLS Paul Pierce is host to children of O Indicates movie 11:25 (3) NEWS Resurrection. School and St. Benedict -5m. School of Los Angeles. Indicates color (8) BASEBALL © (4) SATURDAY CINEMA O L.A. Dodgers vs. Cincinnati Red - "THE BROWNING VERSION." legs at Cincinnati. MORNING (1951) English schoolteacher endures the 11:30 (3) (10) BASEBALL jibes of his faithless wife until she ridi- 7:30 (11) SPACE SCHOOL New York at Detroit. cules the gift of a rare copy of Brown- Scientific uses of space vehicles are ing's poems given him by a student. discussed by Dr. Joseph Kaplan and Dr. Michael Redgrave, Jean Kent. Van Dr. Kaplan explores AFTERNOON James A. Allen. (5) MIDGET AUTO RACES the International Geophysical Year effort, and Dr. Van Allen the nation's satellite (2) TWO FOR YOU (con't) O (7) COWBOY ROUNDUP O experiments. 12 "ACE OF SPADES." A politician "FIGHTING VIGILANTES" 7:40 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY dies in an apparently accidental auto (8) LONE RANGER -30m. but close inspection reveals he 7:55 (2) NEWS HEADLINES crash, (11) DANCE PARTY has been murdered. Michael Hogan, Dor- Recording guests today include (2) HECKLE & JECKLE Er- othy Boyd. nie Felice, the Clark Sisters and Keith 8 (8) TV CLASSROOM (4) WEST. SADDLEMATES O Williams. Felice sings his "Hot Spell," 8:10 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT "BORDER SADDLEMATES" the Clarks sing selections from their 8:30 (2) CARTOONS -30m. (7) SAGEBRUSH THEATER "Sing, Sing, Sing" album; and musical O director Keith Williams discusses his al- "SUNSET RANGE," Hoot Gibson. (4) FARMS AND GARDENS bum, "The Dazzling Sounds." (11) (5) PLAYCRAFTERS-30m. ELEANOR HEMPEL 3 (2) KNXT NEWS Arnold Pike presents Art Adams 12:30 (6) LAUREL AND HARDY (8) MILLION $ MOVIE O and students of L.A. City Schools in dem- (9) 12:30 THEATER O onstrations of machines that remember. "SECRET SEVEN." Barton Mac - "STARDUST ON THE SAGE" lane. (10) THIS IS THE ANSWER (11) BABY AND YOU (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO O (2) LONE RANGER -30m. "THE DEVIL THUMBS A RIDE." 9 (4) (10) RUFF & REDDY 1 (4) GET THE FACTS -30m. (1947) A murderer, caught in a police three hostages in (5) ROCKET TO STARDOM (5) FEATURE FILM dragnet, kidnaps an O attempt to blast his way to freedom. (6) WESTERN THEATER O "PRINCESS (1943) O'ROURKE." A Laurence Tierney, Ted North. "TERRORS ON HORSEBACK" Princess visiting the U.S. falls in love 3:15 (2) AFTERNOON SHOW (7) TRIPLE THEATER O with a pilot. Olivia de Havilland, Rob- O "ROGUES' GALLERY," "TEXAS ert Cummings, Jane Wyman, and Eddie "THE CONSPIRATORS." (1944) A TERROR," "STAGECOACH OUTLAWS" Albert. member of the Dutch underground on a sabotage mission in Lisbon, is helped by 9:30 (4) (10) FURY -30m. (11) HOBBY SHOW -30m. the wife of a German official. Paul Hen- Pete quits after an argument with 1:15 (7) SIX GUN THEATER ried, Hedy Lamarr, Joseph Calleia. Jim resulting from a bad season on the "GANGSTER'S DEN" ranch in "The Break -Up." 3:30 (6) PARIS PRECINCT 1 o (2) (8) MIGHTY MOUSE 1:30 (2) LEARNING '58-30m. (7) ROCKY JONES -30m. Four in a series of practical arts (4) (10) ANDY'S GANG (13) COWBOY'S WESTERN O studies. Subject is "Technical Education "DOOMED AT SUNDOWN" (6) WESTERN THEATER O for Women" and is discussed by students "MARSHAL OF MESA CITY" and faculty of Pasadena City College. (3) (4) TRUE STORY -30m. (11) OPEN HOUSE Phil Essman moderates. 4 A high school teacher asks the po- lice to investigate mysterious phone calls DEAN SHOW (3) SATURDAY MATINEE O 10:30 (2) (8) JIMMY she has been receiving. A student and her (4) (10) HOWDY DOODY (4) DECISION FOR RESEARCH suitor both become suspects. A surprise birthday party is planned "Mystery in the Dark." A discus- (5) DRIVE-IN JUKE BOX for Mister Bluster who learns of it in sion of the significance of life in the ab- advance and almost ruins the day, but sence of oxygen. With Art LaBoe. the Doodyville gang outwit him. (9) MIDDAY MATINEE O (6) RING -SIDE WITH WRSTLRS. 10:45 (2) NEWS REPORT "MYSTERY IN MEXICO." (1948) (7) JOE PALOOKA-30m. (8) ACTION THEATER An insurance agent vanishes in Mexico (8) WILD BILL HICKOK while tracing the alleged theft of a for- "Marked for Death," Paul Kelly. 4:15 (9) BIG MATINEE O tune. Bill Lundigan, Jacqueline White. (2) TWO FOR YOU O "BELLE OF THE YUKON." (1944) (11) ANIMAL CRACKERS Dinah Shore and Gypsy Rose Lee in a 11 "OVERLAND MAIL ROBBERY." film about the Alaskan gold rush. Young Bostonian goes west to claim an 1:45 (13) SACRED HEART inheritance and finds the going tough as 2 (2) BUSTER KEATON -30m. 4:30 (3) (4) DETECTIVE'S DIARY A small-time crook takes refuge in a "tenderfoot." Bill Elliott, Anne Jeff- (3) SATURDAY MATINEE O reys, Gabby Hayes. ! the home of an elderly lady on quiet Lon- (4) NORVELL GILLESPIE don street and subjects her to a rein of MOVIE (4) WESTERN O (10) PADRE BASEBALL terror in "Cage of Fear." "RENEGADES OF SONORA" San Diego vs. Portland. (7) RIN TIN TIN -30m. (6) WESTERN THEATER O (13) MASTERPIECE MOVIE O "The Silent Witness." Boone is ac- RIDES ALONE" "RANDY "JEALOUSY" starring John Loden cused of killing the civilian who supplies (10) THRU PORTHOLE -15m. and Jane Randolph. Fort Apache with food.

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(8) TEEN DANCE TIME (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (6) SUSIE-30m. (10) THE FALCON -30m. (11) DAN SMOOT-15m. AMERICA (13) CROWN THEATER (7) COUNTRY -60m. (13) MOVIE PREMIERE Mac Wiseman and Jody Reynolds "THEY WERE SO YOUNG." (1955) "BAD BOY." (1949) The story of a guest tonight. Wiseman sings A group of models find themselves "Put Juvenile delinquent, with the locale the Me in Your Pocket," and Miss Rey- trapped in a vile Brady, racket. Scott Dallas Variety Club Boys Farm. Lloyd Raymond Burr. nolds sings "Endless Sleep." Nolan, Audie Murphy, Jane Wyatt, and (2) 5 O'CLOCK REPORT James Gleason. (9) SATURDAY PLAYHOUSE ID 5 (3) COUNTRY MUSIC JUBILEE 6:45 (11) DICK JOY -NEWS "THE SPIRAL STAIRCASE." (1947) (4) VACATION TIME (10) SILENT SERVICE -30m. Host Jack McElroy presents films 7 (3) GALE STORM SHOW of "Destination United Kingdom." (11) FRONTIER DOCTOR -30m. (4) CHARLIE CHAN -30m. Dr. Bill Baxter proves he can han- (5) PET LIFE -30m. "Kidnap." Charlie Chan is hired to dle a gun as well as a scalpel. (6) CHILDREN'S SPECTAC.-90m find a destitute scientist who has disap- (7) TALENT HOUR -60m. peared from his room in Rome. 7:30 (2) (8) TOP DOLLAR -30m. Dee Parker talks with Jeff Hunter, (5) HOMETOWN JAMBOREE (3) PAT BOONE SHOW rising young star of 20th, Century-Fox Studios, sings "It's a Most Unusual Day" and conducts young talent contests. (10) FESTIVAL OF FAITH 5:15 (2) (8) HOLLYWOOD PARK PLATTER Hal Moore describes today's feature race. Gil Stratton describes the color. (10) PATIO CHATS ART NELSON 5:30 (3) ADV. OF KIT CARSON PICKER (5) BOWLING TIME -60m. picks the Ray Schanen from Milwaukee and Ralph Engan from New York are fea- tured bowlers. Former lightweight box- platters most ing champion Tony Canzonari is guest celebrity. wanted in (10) FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE (11) TOPPER BEECH -NUT fills the Southland 5:45 (2) WINNER'S CIRCLE (8) SPORTS ON WHEELS platters most wanted homes and cars EVENING by hungry little (2) nUR MISS BROOKS 6 Miss Brooks accidentally buys an eaters. ancient milk -wagon horse for the school's riding academy and her efforts provide a new life for "Geraldine." (3) (7) LAWRENCE WELK -60m. The Lennon Sisters sing "Petticoat Polka," an original tune by accordionist Myron Floren and Ralph Portner, Welk's 4112 016 press aide. (4) FRONTIER -30m. "Out of Taos" starring Ken Tobey, Ted de Corsia and Jim Best. The authen- Beech -N ut tic story of an orphan boy who grew up STRAINED to be a strong man in the New 'Mexico territory of 1836. PEACHES (8) THIS DAY 1958 (9) KID GLOVES -60m. ` 6 With Frank Goodman and Harry rf` ! K op la n. Z,. (10) FRONTIER DOCTOR -30m. (11) SUSIE-30m. (13) RACKET SQUAD 6:25 (2) NEWS AND SPORTS 6:30 (2) (8) PERRY MASON -60m. Perry Mason (Raymond Burr) seeks to free his client of a murder charge aft- er a man who has attempted to blackmail him is found dead in "The Case of the "THE ART NELSON Gilded Lily." Grant Withers and Richard Erdman are featured. 3-5 PM Mon. thru Fri. 12-3 PM Sat. (4) WESTERN MARSHAL -30m. A town is caught in the grip of an outlaw woman whose gang terrorizes the ON THE NEW KABC RADIO populace, exacts tribute and metes out punishment to any objectors. (5) TO BE ANNOUNCED DIAL 79 (6) WATERFRONT -30m.

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(4) (10) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Los Angeles Braves. Dick Lane is mike. 10:30 (4) (10) HIT PARADE A contestant is asked to say good side, (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE and bad things about his boss while the (6) LAWRENCE WELK -60m. "COUNT THE HOURS." Macdon- latter is standing beside him. Another (7) COLONEL MARCH -30m. ald Carey, Teresa Wright. contestant tries to give away a $700 elec- (11) SCIENCE FICTION -30m. (8) LATE SHOW tric organ and a 14 -year -old girl returns "The Throwback." Science strug- "A WOMAN'S VENGEANCE." to make her second phone call on her gles to save a young race driver from (1948) Charles Boyer, Ann Blyth, Sir Ced- way to win $10,000. Art Linkletter. dying in a way that is identical to his ric Hardwicke, Jessica Tandy. San Diego (6) DICK CLARK SHOW 16th Century ancestor. Peter Hansen, TV debut. (11) SHERIFF OF COCHISE Virginia Christine and Ed Kemmer. (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m. "Stepfather." Sheriff Morgan uses 9:30 (2) PLAYHOUSE -30m. 11 (3) DAN SMOOT-15m. the accidental shooting of a man by his A man torn between two loves tries LEE stepson as a means to heal a breach be- (4) GIROUX-NEWS to find a solution to his heartache in wife. (5) ROCKET TO tween the man and his estranged "Watch the Sunset." Dick Powell stars. STARDOM the boy, and Tom Barry Curtis plays Joanne Woodward and Maxine Cooper (7) VIDEO PLAYHOUSE parents. Brown and Jeanne Cooper his are featured. "NOW BARRABAS." The story of (2) (8) GALE STORM -30m. a prisoner in England, convicted of mur- (3) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS 8 A visit to gay Paris by Susanna der, who studies other prisoners while and Nugey lands them in the clutches of (4) (10) TURNING POINT -30m awaiting execution. Richard Greene, Sir a group of confidence artists. "High Barrier" starring Vincent Cedric Hardwicke. Price and Carolyn Jones. The (3) (4) (10) PERRY COMO CD marital (10) SAT. NIGHT MOVIE difficulties of a painter and his wife come Perry is host to actress Jane Wy- "SLAVE SHIP." Wallace Beery, to a strange climax. man and the McGuire Sisters. The Ray Warner Baxter, George Sanders, Mickey Charles Singers, Mitchell Ayres and an- (7) DICK CLARK SHOW Rooney. nouncer Frank Gallop are featured. (Col- (8) SHERIFF OF COCHISE (13) BAXTER WARD -15m. or tape) (11) SAN FRANCISCO BEAT 11:15 (3) ENCORE THEATER (5) SPADE COOLEY-60m. A worried mother, a daughter who "MIRACULOUS JOURNEY" (6) COUNTRY JUBILEE -60m. played with heroin and a father with (4) MOVIE 4 to the (7) SHERLOCK HOLMES -30m. guilt in his eye lead police solution "THE ROAD TO DENVER." (1956) of the "Anxious Peddler Case." (11) STUDIO "57"-30m. Story of two brothers in the days of the "One of the Family." A woman's (2) FABULOUS '52 old west ... one honest and dependable, the a questionable background is frowned on 10 "THE DEVIL AND MISS JONES." other troublemaker and a hired John by members of her straight-laced family (1941) The owner of a department store gunman. Payne, Skip Homier, Lee J. Cobb, Mona at the turn of the century. takes a Job in his own shoe department Freeman. First showing on TV. Hosted by Tom Frandsen. (13) ARAGON ON SPOT to find out why his employees don't like him. Charles Coburn, Robert Cummings, (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. 8:15 (13) LEGION BOXING Jean Arthur, Edmund Gwenn, Spring 11:30 (9) STARLIGHT MOVIE Art "Golden Boy" Aragon, contro- Byington. versial Southland welterweight faces Al. "THE PRIVATE AFFAIRS OF fonso Flores. Mexico's middleweight (3) (4) (10) AMATEUR HOUR BEL AMI." (1947) The story of a man who uses women as in his champion. Aragon boasts 80 professional (6) DECOY -30m. tools attempt to reach the top in Parisian society. wins (54 by knockouts), 15 losses and 5 (7) BILLY GRAHAM -60m. draws. Flores has won 17 of his 42 wins World famous evangelist Billy Gra- (2) BIG HIT MOVIE on K.O.'s, lost 23 and had 4 draws. ham and his "San Francisco Crusade." 12 "IN THE MEANTIME, DARLING." 8:30 (2) (8) HAVE GUN, WILL TRVL. (8) HARBOR COMMAND (1944) Jeanne Crain and Frank Latimore Paladin (Richard Boone) arouses (9) SATURDAY FEATURE star in a story of a war -time marriage. boss when he comes the wrath of a town "OUT OF THE PAST." (1947) A (5) BOWLING of a who has gone to live to the aid girl beautiful woman lures an investigator From Reseda Bowl. with a Mennonite family being persecut- into romance which marks him as a can- ed for their different way of living. didate for gangland vengeance. Jane (7) COUNTRY JUBILEE -30m. Greer, Robert Mitchum. Special Ferlin Huskey, pop, country and (11) TOWN HALL PARTY (13) MENTAL HEALTH TELETH'N novelty singing star guests with Red Fo- A 17 -hour telethon for raising funde ley and the Country Music Jubilee gang. for Mental Health on the stage of (9) BIG FEATURE the El Capitan Theater. Show runs "ONCE UPON A HONEYMOON." until 6 p.m. Sunday. A lineup of (1942) A U.S. newsman tracks the wife show business celebrities will take of Hitler's number one agent in an at- part in the show. tempt to find out Nazi plans for Euro- pean conquest. Cary Grant, Ginger Rog- 12:15 (7) MIDNIGHT MOVIE ers, Walter Slezak. "MODERN MARRIAGE." (1950) A (11) READER'S DIGEST -30m. girl's domineering mother succeeds in breaking up her marriage. Margaret "France's Greatest Detective." A Field, Reed Hadley, Robert Clarke. present-day police inspector in Paris re- FOR HIM calls the revolutionary techniques used 12:35 (3) LATE NEWS by a detective 75 years ago to solve a 12:45 (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. baffling, current crime. 1:30 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (2) (8) GUNSMOKE 9 The murder of three cavalrymen RETREAT DATE and robbery of an Army payroll shipment puts Marshal Dillon on the spot when Catholic men of the motion picture and the Fort Dodge commandant gives him TV industry will make their annual re- 48 hours to find the culprit. treat at Manresa, Azusa, June 6, 7 and 8. (3) FATHER KNOWS BEST Retreat, given by the Jesuits, is not re- (4) (10) CLUB OASIS -30m. stricted to Catholics. All men in the TV Kay Starr makes her third appear- industry wishing to spend a weekend of ance on the night club show and her quiet reflection are welcome. Cost of second with Andy Griffith. weekend is $15.00. For reservations, call (5) ROLLER DERBY-2hrs. Fred Lehne, H011ywood 9-4211, before San Francisco Bay Bombers ve. MONDAY 10 pm CHAN. 2 May 30.

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Information Received From Stations concerns the religious moral and spiritual today's Subject to Last Minute Change values affecting youth. Q Indicates movie (4) CATHOLIC HOUR -30m. Indicates color "The Yankee Paul." A drama por- © traying the life of Isaac Hecker who founded the Paulist Order in 1858. MORNING (8) BIRTHDAY PARTY -30m. YOU OUGHTO SUNDAY MOVIETHON 8 (5) IN GOD WE TRUST (2) 11 "LEND ME YOUR HUSBAND." A wife tries to bring her errant husband into line after he's strayed from the BUY NOW! Special straight and narrow. John Stuart, Nancy (13) MENTAL HEALTH TELETH'N Borne, Nora Swinburne. The first Los Angeles County fund (4) THE BIG PICTURE raising drive for the County Mental (5) CARTOONS -60m. A penny saved is a penny Health Association. The 17 -hour (6) WESTERN THEATER telethon from the stage of the El "LIGHTNING RAIDERS" earned. Capitan Theater in Hollywood re- (8) FRONTIER FEATURE the support of such stars as 7c a week and save ceives "RIDERS OF SANTA FE" Earn Art Linkletter, Betty White, Paul time, too! Weston, Margaret Whiting, Oscar (10) MUSIC FOR YNG. PEOPLE Levant, Tom Duggan, Baxter (11) GREAT CHURCHES -60m. Ward, Bob Hope. George Gobel, The beautiful Massing of the Colors Take advantage of this special Dennis Weaver, Shelley Winters, in commemoration of Memorial Day di- the orchestras of Spade Cooley and rect from St. Paul's Cathedral. Address subscription offer. Pay only 8c Bob Crosby and many more. by the Honorable Roger Alton Pfaff. a copy for TV-Radio Life. Why CHRISTOPHERS -15m. 11:15 (9) pay more? 8:25 (2) NEWS HEADLINES 11:25 (3) NEWS -5m. 8:30 (2) CAMERA THREE 11:30 (3) (4) COMMENT (5) ROCKET TO STARDOM (9) MORNING THEATER Add it up yourself: (8) LET THERE BE LIGHT "RAMROD." (1947) A woman's lust (10) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE for power sets off a full-scale range war. (Newsstand price) 8:45 (4) INDUSTRY ON PARADE Veronica Lake, Joel McCrea, Don DeFore. (7) PUBLIC SERVICE (10) LIVING WORD -15m. 30 issues @ 15c each =$4.50 (10) MAN TO MAN 11:45 (10) REALTY REVIEW 8:55 (2) H. REASONER-NEWS (Subscription price) (2) EYE ON N. Y. AFTERNOON issues @ 08c each =$2.40 9 Bill Leonard reports on life in the 30 nation's biggest city. (2) SUNDAY MOVIETHON You Save $2.10! (6) WESTERN THEATER 12 "PARDON US" starring the inimit- "PAINTED DESERT" able team of Laurel and Hardy. (7) SKY PILOT PRESENTS (3) (4) (10) YOUTH WANTS This offer open to new or re- TO KNOW (8) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL newing subscribers. (10) THIS IS THE LIFE (5) AUCTION CENTER -30m. Do it now! (11) SUN. MORN. MOVIE (6) WESTERN THEATER "SON OF MONTE CRISTO." (1940) "FRONTIER FUGITIVES" The adventurer's son masquerades as (7) 770 ON TV "The Torch" to overthrow a villainous Leonard Shane's guests today are dictator. Louis Hayward, Joan Bennett. Pete Pitchess, candidate for sheriff of Los Angeles County, who discusses law 9:30 (2) LIGHT OF FAITH I want to save $2.10! I enclose enforcement in the county, and Glenn THEATER (5) EFFOL FLYNN Anderson, candidate for Lieutenant Gov- $2.40 as a new (or renewing) sub- (8) THE CHRISTOPHERS ernor, who reacts to his recent tour of (10) MORNING MOVIE o the state. scriber for a 30 week subscription "THE WILD DAKOTAS." Bill Wil- (8) SUNDAY THEATER to TV-Radio Life. liams, Coleen Gray. "IT HAPPENED IN FLATBUSH." 9:45 (3) (4) INDUSTRY ON PARADE Lloyd Nolan, Carole Landis. (2) LAMP UNTO MY FEET (11) NOON FEATURE New: Renewal l "Home Is the Sailor." The story of 12:30 (3) (4) (10) BRIEFING SESSION a young man's decision not to follow in "The Soviet Challenge: Is the U.S. his parent's footsteps. Winning the War of Ideas?" Participants are Erwin D. Canham, host, Merril Muel- My Name: (4) MR. WIZARD -30m. ler of NBC News, and Dr. Robert Strausz- Don Herbert shows Betty Sue that Hupe, director of the Foreign Policy Re- the beauty of flowers serves a scientific search Institute, University of Pennsyl- purpose. vania. Today's session is a special live Address (5) HOME BUYER'S GUIDE telecast which is part of NBC's Peabody (6) WESTERN THEATER o Award -Winning Educational TV series. "CARAVAN TRAIL" (5) FOREIGN INTRIGUE -30m. City: Zone (7) GIANT THEATER (7) FAITH FOR TODAY "PRAIRIE RUSTLERS" with Bus- (13) MENTAL HEALTH TELETHON ter Crabbe; "LAWLESS FRONTIER" (Please allow two weeks for start (2) DRESS BLUES with John Wayne. -30m. of your subscription.) 1 Sy Zentner and his orchestra, vo- (8) THE MASTER'S HAND calist Lynn Franklin, The Mastersounds Mail to: TV-Radio Life, 1610 N. 10:15 (8) INDUSTRY ON PARADE and the Marine Corps Four are featured 10:30 (2) LOOK UP AND LIVE today. Calvin Jackson directs music. Argyle, Hollywood 28, Calif. "No Back Door." A drama which (3) INTERN. PLAYHOUSE -30m

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(4) HARVEST -30m. buys a ranch in Arizona, starts hitch- 3:30 (2) FILM DRAMA -30m. hiking cross and ends up (5) LIFE -30m. country with "The Awakening." A man comes some odd travelling companions ... two HEALS to realize the brutal conditions which (7) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE hoboes and a beautiful Spanish refugee. exist in a police -state. Douglas Fairbanks (9) MOVIE MATINEE Glenn Ford, Jean Rogers, and Marjorie hosts. "EMBRACEABLE YOU." (1948) Ram beau. (3) (7) DEAN PIKE Small time -crook fatally injures a young -30m. (3) RELIGION IN LIFE woman and, conscience-stricken, decides -30m. Rev. Pike and Father George B. to make her last days happy ones. Dane (4) SUBJECT IS JAZZ Ford discuss the conflict between theory Clark, Geraldine Brooks, Wally Ford. Gilbert Seldes is host. Subject Is and practice in churches, an approach to social problems (Movie will also be seen tonight at 9:00.) "Early Jazz." Wilbur de Paris, band- of our age. (10) GET SET-GO! leader -trombonist is guest. (4) FAITH OF OUR CHILDREN (6) THE CHRISTOPHERS Joan Vohs is hostess. (11) SPORTS SPECIAL-21/ahrs. (7) ROCKY JONES -30m. (6) 20TH CENT. -FOX HR. "The Money Maker" with Time trials for the Memorial Day (8) ZOORAMA -30m. Robert weekend 500 -mile races at the Riv- Sterling and Terry Moore. erside Motor Raceway. Time trials (10) WORDS AND MUSIC -30m (8) MILLION $ MOVIE and subsequent races will be for (13) TELETHON-3hrs. "EACH DAWN I DIE." (1939) the major race cars, the mighty 2:30 (3) (6) (7) COLLEGE NEWS CNF. James Cagney, George Raft. midgets and late model European (11) BRIDGE CHAMPNSHP.-2hrs. and American stock cars. Bill (4) TIME TO THINK © Welsh handles the commentary. (5) AUTO RACES-3hrs. (13) TELETHON-21/2hrs. (8) ALL STAR THEATER -30m. 4 (2) CAVALCADE OF BOOKS 1:15 (7) GORDON'S GARDEN -15m. Turnley Walker (10) FILMED SUBJECTS -30m. and Georgiana Gordon Baker Lloyd discusses "Fu- Hardy are hosts to William Winter, au- schias for Sun and Shade"-their types, 2:45 (9) AFTERNOON THEATER thor of "Heart Attack," jockey Billy culture and care. "ROUGHSHOD." (1949) A young Pearson and Stephen Longstreet who col- rancher battles to save an outcast girl laborated 1:30 (2) (8) FACE THE NATION on "Never Look Back," the from embittered townsfolk while a killer story of Billy's career. (3) DECISION FOR RESEARCH stalks his footsteps. Robert Sterling, Glo- (3) PLAYHOUSE -30m. (4) BRIEFING SESSION ria Grahame, John Ireland. -30m. (4) (10) WIDE WIDE WORLD Edwin D. Canham is host. Sub- (2) (8) THE LAST WORD "The Sound of Laughter." Today's ject: "Our Middle East Oil Policy." Dr. Anthony 3 Nutting, former British program visits Bob Hope at home as he Benjamin Schwardran and Dr. John C. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, and discusses the role of humor in American Campbell are guests. author Lael Werttenbaker guest with Dr. life; the Steve Allen Show and Smith and (5) MOVIE MATINEE Bergen Evans and John Mason Brown. Dale, vaudeville team. Dave Garroway "UNDERGROUND AGENT." (1942) (3) (6) (7) JHN. HOPKINS FILE interviews Mort Sahl who comments on An American trouble-shooter captures "Long Day's Song," a musical pro- and satirizes current headlines. Also fea- wire -tapping Nazis in this film of espion- gram highlighting folk singers of the tured are scenes from classic comedy age during World War 11. Bruce Ben- Southern Appalachian and Ozark Moun- shows of Charlie Chaplin, Will Rogers nett, Hans Conried, Frank Albertson. tains who have recorded tunes for the and Robert Benchley. (6) CANCER REPORT -30m. archives of the Library of Congress. (7) ROCKY JONES -30m. (7) MESSAGE OF THE MASTER (4) THIS IS THE LIFE 4:15 (9) FAMOUS FEATURES "Hidden Power" concerns the "LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN Christian source of strength. WOMAN." (1948) Young woman walks Special out on her (10) CHRISTOPHERS -30m. husband and her child to re- (10) DEDICATION OF KFSD-TV turn to a childhood sweetheart, who fails (13) TELETHON-51/3hrs. Governor Goodwin Knight and oth- to remember her. Joan Fontaine, Louis (2) SUNDAY MATINEE er prominent officials participate in Jourdan. 2 "HEAVEN WITH A BARBED the dedication of Channel 10's new 4:30 (2) WILD BILL HICKOK WIRE FENCE." (1940) A New Yorker million - dollar "Broadcast City." Wild Bill discovers a bandit's se- Hour telecast includes entertain- cret of strength is not manpower but fire ment and premiere of "The Harbor power. Guy Madison stars. Bell," new San Diego song. (3) JUNGLE JIM-30m. PAUL 3:25 (2) (8) ROBERT TROUT-NEWS (6) (7) WINCHtLL (13) TELETHON-1lhhrs. (2) GREAT CHALLENGE 5 "What Beliefs Sustain the Free World?" Three of the world's most dis- ah,amo! tinguished authorities on human beliefs and philosophies discuss today's subject. Participating are Professor Arnold J. Toynbee, Dr. Reinhold Niebuhr and Dr. Charles Frankel. Howard K. Smith is moderator. Final program of series. (pronounced (3) DISNEYLAND -60m. KTTV ahamo!) (5) POPEYE CARTOONS Hear the meaning (6) (7) TEXAS RANGERS of Clay Morgan poses as "The Kid 1:00 P.M. TODAY this and many other BILL WELSH'S mysteries DIRECTOR SIGNED SUNDAY SPORTS SPECIAL cleared up by Director Paul Nickell has signed a firm Stan Freberg on one-year contract with CBS -TV. The new Today Auto Racy thrills KMPC pact marks Nickell's second year with direct from Riverside Speedway RADIO the network. Co-sposserod by Squirt bottling Co. TODAY, Nickell, who just completed megging aid Nouso of Carpets sharply at chores on CBS' new film series pilot, 6:20 p.m. Pursuit, will also direct Climax and Play- house 90 for the web.

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from Amarillo" to solve the murder of a to handle difficult children. Host Chet (13) CHURCH IN THE HOME pair of U.S. Treasury men. Willard Park. Huntley interviews Principal Sidney Lip- (2) (8) ED SULLIVAN-60m. syte, guidance counselor Coy L. Cox and er and Harry Lauter. Tennis champ Althea Gibson makes parents of the children. 8 (8) LONE RANGER -30m. her singing debut on tonight's show. Oth- (5) POLKA PARADE -60m. (13) WEEKEND WESTERN er guests are Jeanmaire and Roland Pet- "LOCAL BADMAN," Hoot Gibson. (7) I AM THE LAW it, Hermione Gingold, comedian Alan King, Frankie Lyman, comedian Allan 5:30 (4) SABER OF LONDON (11) ANDY HARDY THTR. Drake, the Three Edwards and the The - A stool pigeon who squealed on two "JUDGE HARDY AND SON." da Sisters, trapeze artists from Europe. black -mailers is murdered in "Lilies for (1939) When his mother becomes gravely how petty his own prob- Lucas." Mark Saber traces a bunch of ill Andy realizes (3) (4) (10) STEVE ALLEN lems really are. Mickey Rooney, Lewis lilies to a florist to find the murderer. Steve hosts Peter Ustinov, the Stone, Fay Holden, Ann Rutherford. (5) TREASURE UNLIMITED -30m. Hi Lo's, Barbara McNair and concert pi- "Jean Lafitte-Patriot-Pirate." The (13) PRESS & CLERGY -30m. anist Van Cliburn, recent winner of the the press and clergy story of the fortune allegedly enmassed Members of International Tchaikovsky Competition is the Lay- by the famous Brothers Lafitte. discuss the question: "What in Moscow. Skitch Henderson and his man's Place in Today's Church?" orchestra assist musically. (Color tape) (6) MOVIE SIX "MOON LIGHT MASQUERADE," (2) (8) LASSIE-30m. (9) TOP PRO GOLF -60m. Dennis O'Keefe. 7 Lassie befriends a sick dog and a Ed Furgol, who last week dumped (7) THE LONE RANGER newborn litter of puppies and attempts Fred Hawkins from the defending cham- A gang of bank robbers exercise a to get the aid of Timmy who ignores her. pion throne, tangles with Dr. Cary Mid- dlecoff, one of golf's most deliberate strange hold on a town's marshal in "The (3) WAGON TRAIN -60m. players. Action is at the Tucson Country Tarnished Star." (6) (7) YOU ASKED FOR IT Club. (8) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. Special effects men ready a battle (10) MOVIE SPECTACULAR sequence for "A Time to Love and a (13) THE BIG DEBATE -30m. "CIRCLE OF DANGER." Ray Mil - Time to Die;" Jack Smith shows a carv- 8:30 (6) (7) ADV. AT SCOTT ISLAND land, Patricia Roc. ing of the Madonna and Child in a 545 A youngster, trying to prove his snails (11) 20TH CENT. -FOX HOUR carat star sapphire; giant African ability as a sailor, passes a crucial test an illusionist pulls a Houdini "Portrait for Murder." Dana Wyn perform; with flying colors in "Courage by Proxy." box escape, and cowboys patrol the na- Elliot ter stars as an intended victim of a bi- Barry Sullivan stars, with Evan tion's missile range at White Sands. zarre murder plot, who suddenly turns up as the youngster. Robert very much alive. Cast includes (9) HOLIDAY U.S.A.-60m. (11) MARTIN KANE Stack as a detective with a romantic in- "El Centro." Austin Green visits Kane Joins a cavalcade of fortune terest in the case, and George Sanders the Imperial Valley, a wasteland hunters searching the Bavarian Alps for as a suave gossip columnist. a buried near Hitler's that has been converted into a lush cache of gold 5:45 (9) THIS WEEK IN SPORTS garden spot; then visits "New Eng- mountain retreat. land," steeped in history and tradi- (13) DAN LUNDBERG -30m. EVENING tion. Lundberg moderates a discussion into the old axiom, applied to modern 6 (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. (13) REV. SAILHAMER-30m. times: "Does the Buyer Still Need to (3) (4) MEET THE PRESS 7:15 (13) DAN RISS-NEWS Beware?" Guests are Robert J. Bauer of the Better Business Bureau and Robert (5) BUGS BUNNY NO WARNING! (4) (10) -30m. Hemmings of the L.A. Advertising Club. "The Amnesiac" starring Leon (7) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. (2) (8) G.E. THEATER-30m. (8) THIS DAY 1958 Ames. Suffering from amnesia as the re- sult of a blow on the head, a man regains 9 "Cornada" starring Tony Curtis. (9) CHAMP BOWLING -60m. his memory only to experience the terri- On the eve of his return to the bullfight Joe Joe Ostroski vs. Ostroski. fying ordeal of being a fugitive for hav- ring after a near -fatal goring, a famed (13) JACK HOLCOMB CALLS ing lost his employer's $50,000 art treas- matador dreams of his death at the hands 6:07 (S) SPORTS -5m. ure. William Kendis, Dorothy Green and of a Senor Montano. He then learns that he is to in the ring is named WORD Rlck Vallin are featured. the toro face 6:14 (8) WEATHER Montano. (A re -run) 7:30 (2) (8) BACHELOR FATHER 6:30 (2) (3) (8) AIR POWER (3) (4) (10) CHEVY SHOW Popularity of Bentley Gregg's home "Pearl Harbor." Films of the sneak Special guest Shirley MacLaine with his niece's teen-age friends starts a Japanese attack on the U.S. Navy ships show actor Wal- chain reaction which finds the handsome headlines tonight's with at Pearl Harbor. This infamous event ter Pidgeon, Andy Williams, Gogi Grant running a country club for tired plunged the United States into war with bachelor Paul Weston housewives. John Forsythe stars. and Mickey Shaughnessy. Japan on December 7, 1941. directs music and Alan Handley is pro- (4) OUTLOOK -60m. (5) PREMIERE SHOWING ducer. (Color tape) "600 School," a special 60 -minute "THE MAN WHO CHEATED (6) (7) SID CAESAR INVITES look at one of New York's key weapons (1950) A San Francisco po- HIMSELF." (9) CHANNEL 9 MOVIE in its fight against Juvenile delinquency. liceman is called upon by his wealthy YOU." (1948) Filmed report shows boys between 10 and sweetheart to cover up the death of her "EMBRACEABLE Dane Clark, Geraldine Brooks, Wally 16 in a public school in Brooklyn set up estranged husband. Jane Wyatt, Lee J. Ford. See today's logs at 1:00 p.m. for Cobb, John Dahl. storyline. FREE BOOKLET (6) (7) MAVERICK -60m. (11) PREMIUM PERF. TV-Radio Life readers may have a free "Stampede." Bret schemes with "DANCING LADY." (1933) Brilliant copy of an informative 52 page illustrated Dandy Jim Buskley to back a country dance director falls in love with the Baseball Handbook and youth in a boxing match with a has been booklet "1958 professional, but finds himself facing the Schedules." Compiled and edited by pro. James Garner, Efram Zimbalist, Jr., International News Service, this booklet Pamela Duncan, Joan Shawlee and Pat LOANON REALS ESTATEON features major and minor league sched- Comiskey. 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prettiest girl in the chorus line, and they his views of the complex modern civiliza- plan stardom together, in spite of com- zation on man's personality. plications in the form of a wealthy play- (13) VOICE OF CALVARY boy. Clark Gable, Joan Crawford, Fran- 10:30 (2) (8) WHAT'S MY LINE "On Camera" chot Tone, Fred Astaire, Bob Benchley. by Bill Weber L.A. telecast premiere. (3) SUNDAY CINEMA "BREAKING THE SOUND BAR- (13) ORAL ROBERTS RIER" with Ralph Richardson. Leave It To Beaver, 9:30 (2) (8) HITCHCOCK PRESENTS (4) MOVIE 4 "The Crocodile Case" starring Den - "GALLANT JOURNEY." (1948) In Wednesday, 7 pm. holm Elliott, Hazel Court and Pat Hitch- the late 1880's, a man dreams of flying KNXT, Ch. 2 cock. A man commits what looks like a ... and persistence pays off. Glenn Ford, perfect crime but when he marries his Janet Blair, Charles Ruggles. Leave It To Beaver has survived for victim's widow, his luck begins to change. (7) SKY PILOT PRESENTS some time now. And with good reason. (5) YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL Musical selections include "These Basically it deals with the American boy (6) CONFIDENTIAL FILE -30m. Old Bones," sung by Doris Akers; "I'm theme explored by Booth Tarkington in (7) WHAT'S THE NAME in a New World," Jack and Ann Boles; "Penrod" and before him, Mark Twain "Grow Closer," the Sutton Trio; "He's OF THAT SONG with "Huckleberry Finn" "Tom Everywhere," Dorothy Simmons, and and (13) BIG PICTURE "The Old Time Religion," the Sky Pilot Sawyer." (2) (8) $64,000 CHALLENGE Choir. Americans have always found such 10 Ralph Story hosts money -quiz show. (10) TEN STAR MOVIE themes to their liking when well done. (3) PEOPLE ARE FUNNY "THE MAN FROM DOWN UN- And Leave It To Beaver belongs in the (4) (10) LORETTA YOUNG DER." Charles Laughton, Richard Carl- "well done" category. "Wedding Day" son, Binnie Barnes. starring Loretta Youngsters can be pretty icky stuff and Young. A bride's dream of a happy wed- (13) O. L. JAGGERS their antics a ding morning becomes a black nightmare 10:45 (9) BOWLATHON only tedious bore to the adult. That Beaver is when she awakes to find herself alone in (11) BILL WELSH-NEWS succeeds due to a world of deceit and terror. Lewis Mar- general all around competence in writing, tin, Oliver McGowan and Peter Damon 11 (2) (8) NEWS SPECIAL producing, and casting. A good deal of are featured. (5) CRIME STORY -30m. its success can be put down to the direc- (5) CHALLENGE BOWLING "Policemen-Men or Supermen." tion of Norman Tokar, who once not too (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE Tonight's guests are Attorney General many years ago was known to millions "THE ASTONISHED HEART." Pat Brown, Pete Pitchess and detective of Americans as Henry Aldrich. Noel Coward, Celia Johnson. Fred Otash. Beaver presents all the difficulties a (7) MIKE WALLACE -30m. (11) SUNDAY SPORTS 11:15 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES young man and his brother might get Erick Fromm, noted psychoanalyst, into, who predicted the rise of Hitler after "IN WHICH WE SERVE." (1942) but without cloying cliches that studying the mentality of the German Noel Coward directs and stars in this often make one wince in viewing a rep- people, guests tonight. Fromm will air tense and moving drama of the English resentation of youngsters. Beaver comes destroyer Torrin and the courage of the through thanks to its natural simplicity men aboard her. and believability. (8) MEET YOUR MAYOR In discussing Beaver it comes to mind Limited Offer! 11:20 (8) SACRED HEART that the pattern of presenting American 11:30 (5) LATE NEWS-15m. childhood and youth follows a more or 1 FULL ACRE (7) STAR CAMERA -30m. less idealized pattern with a glossing over OnlyO a few ovailab"$69500 (13) MEDITATION of many of the realities that deeply affect at this price! Get in 11:45 (5) TELE -VESPERS the child. One has the feeling that many on the ground floor only presentations of this kind are written by 12:25 LATE NEWS et opening prices! $15.00 Monthly (3) the adult, who in looking backward, and DON'T LET THIS ONE SLIP BY! 12:30 (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS contrasting youth with older years, finds If you missed out on Palmdale, Lan- 12:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY youth a far happier state. Thus, the caster, or Palm Springs land oppor- picture, no matter how delightful and tunities and really want a piece of charming, is often bathed in an aura of California - THEN ACT TODAY - nostalgia. There is no doubt that child- INVESTIGATE CHINA LAKE ACRES. hood is a period which in retrospect be- comes a separate part of existance if for CHINA LAKE AREA no other reason that it was a world of $250,000,000 Government Military in- imaginative creation on the part of the stallation NOW IN OPERATION. $25,- individual. However, it is not a realistic 000,000 I payroll to local workers. picture, haven of memory though it might Area's mineral production over $150,- be from the grievances, frustrations, and 000,000. Population over 20,000. FORHIM Great demand for skilled workers. On turmoil of the adult. State Highway 212. No smog! No fog! While childhood might be blessed with innocence and lack of worldy wisdom, ---MAIL COUPON TODAY!--- it is a world of anxiety, doubt, and terror CARLGATE CORP. Dept. TVRL as a child blindly gropes his way through 6272 Yucca St. Hollywood 28 a jungle of confusion in an attempt to Please rush information on comprehend and grapple with the adult D residential sites Hiway Frontage world towering above him. Realistic treat- motel sites D Trailer Parks ment of childhood has been done at business sites General information times, but has always been far outweighed by the idealized versions. And perhaps NAME. with reason. For it might be just a bit terrifying for most adults to be reminded ADDRESS that childhood was a good deal more CITY PHONE than the reverie of it they have created MONDAY 10 pm CHAN. 2 in adulthood.

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Information Received From Stations Wolfle Gilbert and State Senator Richard Subject to Last Minute Change Richards guest. Speaking of Sports O Indicates movie (11) SHERIFF JOHN -60m. Indicates color John Rovick presents health tips, by Mark Scott songs and cartoons for children. Susie MORNING Nelson entertains with her amusing Thinking out loud sketches. 12:05 (2) OUR MISS BROOKS . we're getting our 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH first taste of not be- (10) TODAY ON THE FARM (8) MORNING MARQUEE ing able to go to a 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY ball game every day 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 12:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS as the Dodgers won't FILM -15m. 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE be home until June (8) 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT "MUSIC MAN." (1948) Two bro- 3 ... Bob Kelly still thers, both song writers, can't get along loyal to PCL as he (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO with each other. Jimmy Dorsey's orches- gives scores on morn- 7 (4) (10) TODAY tra backgrounds this story of the music ing sports show on 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE -BOOK business. Freddie Stewart, Phil Brito, Alan Hale, Jr. radio . wonder 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS (8) BEAT THE what O'Malley 7:45 (2) (8) G. HOLCOMB-NEWS 1 (2) CLOCK thinks of that . (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY the TV coverage of the Dodgers games LADIES' FAIR -60m. (2) (5) NEWS -5m. from San Francisco was very bad . . . 8 CHARLES BOYER-30m. (8) (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL wish they'd used KHJ's Don Patton .. . 8:25 (2) G. HOLCOMB not too much interesting on TV fights 1:05 (S) DOROTHY GARDINER 8:30 (2) (8) LADIES' FAIR "THE BODY DISAPPEARS." (1941) anymore ... guess they need new faces (5) HI-FI VISION A scientist uses his daughter's fiance as ... wish I knew how Chavez Ravine vote 8:55 (7) DAILY WORD-Sm. a guinea pig when he conducts experi- was coming out ... maybe I'll know after ments for reviving the dead. Jane Wy- my 2 hour forum on KCOP-TV from 8 8 (2) (8) GARRY MOORE -30m. man, Jeffrey Lynn. 'til 10 PM on Monday, June 2 ... hope (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH 1:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY O'Malley shows up ... Rams start train- (7) FUN TO REDUCE 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES in 2 bet Hirsch and Von ing months ... 9:15 (7) MILANI-IT'S IN THE BAG (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL Brocklin will be back . . , umpires must Mrs. Ruby Martin's request for lead lonesome lives ... they just don't rump of veal in wine sauce and vegetable 1:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED make 'em anymore like marvelous Willie Jardiniere. 2 (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF Mays and miraculous Stan Musial . . . 9:30 (2) (8) HOW DO YOU RATE (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME Dodgers are over the hill ... can't see (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU (5) POLICE CALLS-NEWS why attendance is holding up . . . Mil- (11) LET'S PLAY BINGO (7) AL JARVIS-60m. waukee look like and Yankees shoo-ins (8) ARTHUR GODFREY (9) GARY GOODWIN-60m. hope Fred Haney can do it again in (2) Sixty minutes of timely news, Inter- lO (4) (10) DOUGH -RE-MI the series ... wonder why KTTV didn't views and recordings (Monday through borrow trick from NBC and have camera (5) LET'S GET TOGETHER Friday) with Gary Goodwin. in centerfield in San Francisco . . . Hal (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS best horse race Mary Hiecke and Patty Jenny guest Moore calls the of anybody (3) (4) (10) TRUTH OR in the business tried it once myself today. ... - CONSEQUENCES it's tough the Dodgers should be able (11) JACKSON WHEELER ... (6) SUSIE-30m. to make some kind of trade ... even if it 10:15 (3) NEWS (11) COMEDY MATINEE -30m. turns out bad it would be better than 10:20 (3) JOB BAROMETER. doing nothing about giving the fans their 2:55 (13) WAITING CHURCHES 10:30 (2) (8) DOTTO -30m. money's worth ..: Coliseum Relays should 3 (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY (3) (4) (10) TREAS. HUNT -30m have been on TV ... it was a great show (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE those on my 6:45 sports show (5) GUIDEPOSTS ... ratings -30m. (4) FRANDSEN'S FEATURE on KCOP were really great ... scares you 10:45 (11) JACKSON WHEELER "ROCK ISLAND TRAIL." (1950) though thinking about all those people (8) LOVE OF LIFE The owner of a railroad dreams of and watching in . wonder if it would be works toward a cross-country railroad. 11 (3)(2) (4) (10) PRICE IS RIGHT a good idea to have a question and ans- Forrest Tucker, Adele Mara, Bruce Cabot. (5) ROMPER ROOM wer box in the TV-Radio Life Column . . (6) PLAY BINGO -30m. imagine if anyone wants any questions (7) MY HERO -30m. (7) AMERICAN BANDSTAND answered they'll write me c/o KCOP... 11:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W (9) AFTERNOON MOVIE Trojans may have troubles again this (3) (4) (10) KITTY FOYLE "THE SAINT IN LONDON." (1939) Fall but they're building toward '59 and (7) D. PARKER PRESENTS The debonair adventurer is happily in- '60 ... hope Cubs' Lee Walls and Pirates' 11:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT volved in more mayhem and mystery, Bill Mazeroski continue to go well . . . plus romance. George Sanders, Sally they're good guys ... Hollywood Brown AFTERNOON Gray. Derby is becoming sports mecca after ball (10) NEWS & PREVIEWS games ... plenty of baseball arguments 12 (2) (8) NOON REPORT (11) STEVE MARTIN PUBLIC and conversation ... must remember to (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR. (13) SERVICE -1 Sm. write column in time this week . A newly married husband learns 3:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM realize now tremendous pressure on writ- that his bride owns and operates a broom (3) TELECOMICS-30m. ers like Paul Zimmerman, Braven Dyer, on which she flies through the air in (13) MUSIC PARADE -45m. Sid Ziff, Mel Durslag, George Davis, Bob "The Broom and the Groom." Peggy Panella and others who have to pour it King and Russell Arms star in Robert 3:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT on every day. Emmet's adaptation of a story by Kurtz (3) (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE SEE THE MARK SCOTT SHOW Gordon. John Conte hosts. (Color kine) (5) MILADY -30m. KCOP-TV CHANNEL I3 - 6:45 - 7:00 (5) GREET THE PEOPLE Dorothy Gardiner features a 30 - PM Monday thru Friday. Actor Darren McGavin, song -writer minute bathing suit fashion show.

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(10) JOHNNY DOWNS -30m. (4) McELROY'S MOVIE (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 3:45 (11) STEVE MARTIN "THE PHANTOM THIEF." (1951) MOUSEKETEERS: A musical re- (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. Boston Blackie (Chester Morris) solves a creation of the silent movie days. SPIN complicated case involving a phony spirit- AND MARTY: "The Mysterious Prowl- Sapphire becomes swamped with 4 ualist and a blackmail scheme. er." DODDISM: "Safety in Automobiles." dinner guests after Kingfish picks up a few extra bucks by selling supper meal (8) EARLY SHOW (9) HOLLYWOOD SPOTLIGHT George Fisher tickets for a month to five bachelors. "PENNIES FROM HEAVEN." talks with movie ac- tor Jeff Hunter. (3) (6) (7) AM. BANDSTAND (1936) Bing Crosby. (10) POPEYE CARTOONS (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER (13) HEART OF CITY (8) 4 O'CLOCK BINGO "BROTHERS IN THE SADDLE" 5:45 (5) SQUIGGLE CORNER (10) MOVIE PLAYHOUSE (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE o (9) BIG LEAGUE "BATTLE TAXI." Sterling Hay- REPORT den, Arthur Franz. (13) BINGO AT HOME (11) TOPPER -30m. (13) SCIENCE LAB-30m. With Bingomaster Dick Garton and 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE Paula Kent. 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW "COURT INTRIGUE" o EVENING starring Mad- (3) SUMMER BANDSTAND eleine Carroll, Emlyn Williams and Clive Brooks. In 1766 Denmark's royal court is 5 (6) (7) SUPERMAN -30m. (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT scandalized as the Queen discloses her 6 Clete Roberts, Gil Stratton and Bill daughter-inlaw's romance with the court (11) BILL WELSH SHOW Stout report. physician. 5:30 (3) TOP PLAYS OF '57 (3) FIVE STAR FINAL (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. (5) ADV. OF POPEYE THRILLS! EXCITEMENT! su FUN! pRizEst (6) SPOTLIGHT THEATER "HALF -NAKED TRUTH." Lee T© sy, Lupe Velez. Mon. thru Fri. (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS -30m Gene Brittingham and Leslie Lurie 4:30 to 5:30 guest on their birthdays. (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO (9) CARTOON EXPRESS

Hos NEXT WEEK Dick Garton On Our Cover TV - HI-F1's FURNITURE MAJOR APPLIANCES JIM ARNESS win fa buloUs CASH PRIZES AIR CONDITIONERS VACATIONS

JEWELRY CAMERAS MANY MORE AND DENNIS WEAVER

Make your BINGO card using your phone number Why Gunsmoke Is a Hot One To show you how to set up your own BINGO card, we've used KCOP's phone number, HO 2-7311. YOU use yours! (If you * * * have no phone, see rules below.)

* Write the letters B -I -N -G -O on top line. 119 B INGO The Secret to those * Write the numbers of your phone number p.. . 2 7 3 Pantomime Quiz Signals underneath. 3 B 4 2 2. * Extend these numbers down in numerical 4 9 5 3 3 * * * sequence as shown. The number zero_ follows 5 O ro nine and one follows zero. x The b 7 5 5- Coming of the Dodgers Now you're ready to play ... to win the wonderful prizes! Gets Gil Stratton Dunked Dial 13 - KCOP - and join the fun! RULES OF "BINGO AT HOME" * * * 1. Any person may construct his own BINGO AT 4. Postcards of persons with winning cards must HOME card using his own telephone number, or be mailed no later than midnight of the day any telephone number in his column on his following the game they won. page in the current telephone book. Making Comeback: 5. No prize winner is final until confirmed by mail. 2. A person who does not own a phone or has an unlisted phone number may use any telephone 6. Having completed BINGO pattern in any game NOAH'S ARK merely provides a viewer with the eligibility to number on the column and page of the current drawn as a prize winner. phone book in which his name would alpha- be betically be listed. The phone book must cover 7. Winners will be drawn one week after the * * * the area in which he lives. game was played. A game played on Monday the 5th would be drawn and announced on Monday 3. A person having BINGO AT HOME must mail a postcard with the following information to the the 12th. Adolphe Menjou specific box number of that game: 1) Telephone 8. A home viewer may send in only one postcard number he has played with, 2) Name of the for each BINGO he has. If he has been playing person owning that number, 3) His own name more than one card, he may send in a postcard HITS THE TARGET and address. for each additional BINGO he has.

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(10) BOOTS AND SADDLES (9) WHIRLYBIRDS-30m. 8:30 (2) (8) DECEMBER BRIDE thinks his war escapades have (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS "Blind Victory." Chuck and P.T. Matt are diverted from their hunt for a mur- caught up with him but the tables are 6:05 (4) WEATHER-JACK BLAKE derer by an auto accident in which a turned on the practical Joker when Lily 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS beautiful girl's life hangs on their de- finds out what has happened. 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News cision to help her. (3) (4) (10) WELLS FARGO (4) NBC NEWS -15m. (10) IF YOU HAD A MILLION Jim Hardie (Dale Robertson) who Chet Huntley and David Brinkley (11) THE SEA HUNT -30m. comes to town to investigate a Wells report the news. Mike Nelson risks his life to rescue Fargo gold robbery stays to solve a mur- (11) SUSIE-30m. twc miners trapped below the surface in der when the company's manager is killed. (13) CAL TINNEY SEES a flooded coal mine. (13) WANDERLUST -30m. (5) TO BE ANNOUNCED 6:30 (2) (8) ROBIN HOOD -30m. "Puget Sound Salmon." See a sci- (6) (7) BOLD JOURNEY -30m. Robin Hood's refusal to buy inferior entist who blood -types fish, a huge fish "The Labrador Sails the Passage." leads to his and Little lincoln green cloth net tha': operates like an old-fashioned A Canadian Navy ship becomes the first John's imprisonment. drawstring purse, and a one-man "bring - vessel ever to circumnavigate the North (3) KEY FEATURE em -back -alive oceanarium. Harold Spen- American Continent. Exciting film foot- "SAHARA" with Humphrey Bogart. cer feecs his captured creatures, Paul age records the Labrador crashing (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW Franulavitch traces a salmon's origin, through ice fields in the Northwest Pas- With Martha Tilton, Country Wash- and Washington fishermen do it the easy sage, and navigating the Panama Canal. burne and Combo. way. Bill Burrud hosts. (9) CRUSADER -30m. (5) NEWS -15m. (21 (8) DANNY THOMAS "Way Station to Hope." Writer An- ders tries to unravel the mystery of an With Stan Chambers. Danny and Kathy take a fling as 8 unidentified youngster who is brought (7) ALL STAR THEATER booking agents and Terry winds up with into an Austrian Resettlement Center a feature for her charity ball. Di- (10) THE GRAY GHOST double suffering from amnesia. nah Shore guests. (Re -run) (13) JUNGLE! -15m. (11) TARGET -30m. (31 KINGDOM OF THE SEA 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM "Tattoo Artist." A narcotics ped- (5) TOM HARMON SPORTS (41 (10) RESTLESS GUN -30m. dler (Hans Conried) leaves a dead man When the great showman P. T. very much alive with clues that lead a (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS Barnum (Jack Carson) persuades an ac- police chief (David Brian) to a murderer. tor (John Carradine) to make one more Listen to George Putnam, who was (2) (8) STUDIO 1 IN HLLYWD. appearance in a Shakespearean play, the Just honored with the Associated "The Enemy Within" starring Dane actor calls on his old friend Vint Bonner 9 Press Certificate of Excellence for DeFore, Dick and Noah (John Payne) to help him brave the ridi- Clark, Don York his commentary and editoralizing, Beery. A grim, step-by-step account which a of his cule of the small cowtown audience. and Certificate Merit for follows a group of military personnel metropolitan television news pro- (6) (7) CAMPAIGN ROUNDUP through the rigors of the Air Force Sur- gram nightly at this time and again An analysis of the 1958 election vival School in the Nevada desert. at 10 p.m. campaigns. (3) (4) (10) TWENTY ONE -30m (9) STATE TROOPER (13) MARK SCOTT-SPORTS "Widow Maker." The supposed (6) (7) VOICE OF FIRESTONE Beautiful Rise Stevens guests to- BURNS AND ALLEN death of a young man sends his mother (2) (8) night. She sings "Kiss in the Dark," "I'll a spree to revenge his death by mur- 7 Gracie tackles the Army-at high on the aria from Gluck's dering the man who caused the death. Take Romance," level-when it appears that Ronnie is "Orpheus and Euridice," and "The Song DECOY about to become a soldier. (11) -30m. Is You." Howard Barlow conducts. (4) 26 MEN -30m. "The Lieutenant Had a Son." Ca- help a Army officer An ex -lawman tries to buy security sey tries to distraught (9) MOVIE THEATER with a wife who re- for his old age through unlawful means in resolve his problem "'DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." (1937) their son. "Idol in the Dust." Steve Darrell is fea- fuses to let him see Fred Astaire woos and wins Joan tured with Tris Coffin, Kelo Henderson. (13) CHICAGO WRESTLING Fontaine in this lighthearted musi- (5) STRICTLY COMEDY cal sparked with Gershwin tunes "BROTHER RAT." (1938) Hilarious and the amusing antics of George adventures of some students at Virginia Burns and Gracie Allen. (Film will Military Institute and their girls. Wayne be seen nightly through Friday.) Morris, Eddie Albert, Ronald Reagan, Priscilla Lane, Jane Bryan, Jane Wyman. (11) HIGHWAY PATROL chief Dan Mathews chases (7) H. WEAVER REPORTS Highway a man who is literally a "human bomb" (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. who plans to murder himself, his wife, (10) STATE TROOPER -30m. his boss, and wipe out most of the city. (11) THE GRAY GHOST 9:30 (3) DECEMBER BRIDE -30m. A foe greater than Union guns (4) (10) GOODYEAR THEATER threatens to wipe out the entire Confed- David Niven stars in "Decision by erate force unless checked in "Epidemic." Terror," a courtroom drama about the Tod Andrews stars, with Phil Chambers. foreman of a Jury whose family is threat- (13) TREASURE! -30m. ened with death unless he holds out for "Man With Two Faces." Was Ben acquittal. George Baxter, Barbara Eiler, Sublett an honest miner who had found a fortune in the Guadalupe Mountains to tell its location despite and refused GEORGE PUTNAM MOVIE beatings, or was he a murderous scoun- drel who stole the wealth he displayed? CHANNEL 9 THEATRE Burrud's treasure hunters tell the tale at THE NEWS presents RKO's Musical Come. Classic from both sides. o. .Ra lii4 6:45 p.m. and 10 p.m. 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS r-TAie Da , . TALENT SCOUTS AS'BUR° p 7:30 (2) GODFREY every Monday through Friday Geo. ttt." (4) PRICE IS RIGHT i ll (6) SCIENCE FICTION -30m. Brought to you by Bond Clothes and, ALISNa (7) JOE PALOOKA-30m. Alba Seltzer TUNE IN TONIGHT AT 4-:00 or any night thru Sunday (except Saturday) (8) THIS DAY 1958

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Jimmy Baird, Peter Leeds and Amzie dous test on a lonely island. Patrick Mc - Nichols and his Five Pennies. Special Strickland are featured. Nee and James Coburn star. guest is Jazz violinist Stuff Smith. (6) (7) WELK'S TOP TUNES (8) DICK POWELL-30m. (8) NEWSROOM -30m. (11) HARBOR COMMAND -30m (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS (13) TOM DUGGAN-30m. A trail of smuggled lobsters trig- 0:15 (11) PAUL COATES-25m. 10:40 (11) FIRST SHOW gers a major investigation that uncovers "THE CHASER." (1938) A crooked a murder. 0:30 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES TWO WORLDS." lawyer and his partners in crime make "BETWEEN life miserable (1944) Desperate young couple prepare to for a street car company (2) TEN O'CLOCK REPORT until the counsel for the company decides die together and find themselves on a 10 Clete Roberts, Bill Stout, Gil Seat- to take some action. Dennis O'Keefe, ton and Harry Geise report. vessel sailing for eternity. John Garfield, Eleanor Parker, Paul Henried. Lewis Stone, Nat Pendleton, Henry O'Neill, Ann Morriss. (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE (3) (4) (10) SUSPICION -60m. 10:45 (9) TED MEYERS -15m. "The Voice in the Night" co-star- "CRIMINAL COURT." Tom Con- way. Ted Meyers with nightly commen- ring Barbara Rush and James Donald. tary and opinion on local and national A supernatural shocker about a captain (7) STARS OF JAZZ -30m. news. of a clipper yacht and his wife who have Bobby troup's guests tonight In- QUALITY THEATER-30m. their love and courage put to an horren- clude vocalist Connee Boswell and Red (3) 11 "The Great Healer." (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. (5) NEWS -15m. (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. Songstress Mae Williams guests to night, singing "Foggy Day" and "Old Man River," backed by the Bobby Ham- mack quartet. (8) 11 O'CLOCK BINGO (9) GENE SHERMAN WATCH Gene Sherman, L.A. Times feature writer with interviews of interest to Southland viewers. (10) TEN STAR MOVIE "THE SUN SETS AT DAWN." Philip Shawn, Sally Parr. (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS ED FLEMIN 11:10 (9) BILL BRUNDIGE and his first-hand reports from Paris, Warsaw, Bill Brundige with a Monday through Friday roundup of the latest Cairo, Tokyo on sports developments. 11:15 (4) JACK PAAR -75m. Johnny Carson is guest emcee. 1.0 O'CLOCK (5) BOSS LADY -30m. The Boss Lady's Board of Direc- tors, spearheaded by her father, try to THE BIG get control of the company from her. REPORT NEWS (9) WESTERN THEATER "ROOTIN' TOOTIN' RHYTHM" with Bill Stout, Gil Stratton (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. 11:30 (3) (8) JACK PAAR and Harry Geise 11:45 (S) WESTERN THEATER Mon -Fri 10 pm "PHANTOM STAGE," Bob Baker. (2) THE LATE SHOW KNXT channel 12 "ZAMBA." (1949) Young boy, lost in the Jungle, is adopted by a huge ape. Jon Hall, June Vincent, George Cooper, Jane Night. (7) NITECAP THEATER "BLUEBEARD." (1944) The legend of Bluebeard, relating how wife number eight outwits her murdering spouse and eludes the fate of her predecessors. John Carradine, Jean Parker. Bob Mitchell hosts. (13) MEDITATION 12:10 (11) LATE NEWS -10m. 12:20 (11) SECOND SHOW "THE PEOPLE VS. DR. KIL- DARE." (1941) Dr. Kildare operates on an ice skater to save her life and is sued for malpractice when the operation re- sults in paralysis of her leg. Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Bonita Granville, La- raine Day. Del Moore hosts. 12:30 (4) NEWS WRAP (8) DAILY WORD 12:45 (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. 1 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY

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Information Received From Stations ton's forces before he crossed the Dela- (9) GARY GOODWIN-60m. Subject to Last Minute Charm e ware. Original teleplay by Helene Hanff. 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER John Conte hosts. (Live color) Q Indicates ulocie 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS © indicAcs color (5) GREET THE PEOPLE Producers Mr. and Mrs. Andrew (3) (4) (10) TRUTH OR MORNING Stone, D. A. Adolph Alexander and act- CONSEQUENCES ress Sybil Bowan guest today. (6) SUSIE-30m. 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH (11) SHERIFF JOHN -60m. (11) COMEDY MATINEE -30m. (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m 12:05 (2) OUR MISS BROOKS 2:55 (13) WAITING CHURCHES 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (8) MORNING MARQUEE (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 3 (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (8) FILM -15m. 12:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (4) FRANDSEN'S FEATURE 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE "HUNDRED HOUR HUNT." (1953) (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO "LEAVE IT TO HENRY." (1949) An English film concerning a hundred A lawyer is accused of setting fire to a grim hours spent by a hospital staff in 7 (4) (10) TODAY-2hrs. toll bridge which he accidentally burned an attempt to find blood donors who can 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATE BOOK -5m. during the town's centennial celebration. save a girl's life. Anthony Steele, Jack Raymond Walburn, Walter Catlett. Warner, Joy Sheldon. 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS 7:45 (2) (8) G. HOLCOMB-NEWS (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK (5) NEWS -5m. 1 (6) PLAY BINGO -30m. (2) LADIES' FAIR -60m. (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR A DAY (5) (7) AMERICAN BANDSTAND 8 (8) CHARLES BOYER-30m. NEWS -5m. (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL (9) MILLION $ MATINEE 8:25 (2) G. HOLCOMB "THE DARK MIRROR." (1946) 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER CD 8:30 (2) (8) LADIES' FAIR Story of suspense and murder, involving "CHINA CLIPPER." (1936) Pat (5) HI-FI VISION twin sisters, one a homicidal maniac. O'Brien stars in a film about early at- Olivia de Havilland, Lew Ayres. Larry Finley hosts record show. tempts by commercial airlines to fly 8:55 (7) DAILY WORD -5m. scheduled overseas flights. (10) NEWS & PREVIEWS 9 (2) (8) GARRY MOORE -30m. 1:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY (11) STEVE MARTIN (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES (13) PUBLIC SERVICE-30m. (7) FUN TO REDUCE (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER 9:15 (7) MILANI-IT'S IN THE BAG 1:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED 3:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM Mrs. Irene Ernst of Whittier re- (8) BIG PAYOFF (3) TELECOMICS-30m. quests calf liver Veneziana and risotto 2 (3)(2) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME (13) MUSIC PARADE con funghi al sugo. (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS 3:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT 9:30 (2) (8) HOW DO YOU RATE (7) AL JARVIS SHOW (3) (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU (11) LET'S PLAY BINGO With Johnny Jacobs. (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY 10 (4) (10) DOUGH -RE -MI (5) LET'S GET TOGETHER MARS UP IN ARMS (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS Myra Cohen and Susan Behar guest on their birthdays. Planet protests "invasion" (11) JACKSON WHEELER 10:25 (3) NEWS by earth station, KLAC 10:30 (2) (8) DOTTO -30m. (3) (4) (10) TREAS. HUNT -30m Los Angeles ... Official protest has been voiced by Radio Mars (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. over the broadcasting of "Futur-Fonic" Sound by KLAC, 10:45 (11) JACKSON WHEELER a Los Angeles radio station. (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE It seems that Martian stations are losing audience to KLAC. 11 (3) (4) (10) PRICE IS RIGHT "No Martian ever listened to an station, until KLAC (5) ROMPER ROOM earth (7) POLITICAL-15m. began beaming 'Futur-Fonic' Sound," complained Radio Special guest at this political "Cof- Mars. "Now our listeners are deserting to KLAC, and our fee Hour" is Governor Goodwin J. Knight, advertisers are up in arms," they added. who discusses several important issues of the forthcoming campaign. A spokesman for the station is expected to answer the 11:15 (7) D. PARKER PRESENTS Martian complaint within 48 hours. 11:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W (3) (4) (10) KITTY FOYLE You've got to hear it to believe it 11:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT 25th CENTURY RADIO AFTERNOON 12 (2) (8) NOON REPORT (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR. dial 570 "The Riddle of Mary Murray." A "" FIRST/x6[[a>ittC SOUND STATION ON EARTH semi -fictional story of Mary Murray in the American Revolution, who delayed General Howe from attacking Washing-

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(5) TRICKS 'N' TREATS 6:05 (4) WEATHER -JACK BLAKE © (8) THIS DAY 1958 (10) JOHNNY DOWNS -30m. 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS (9) OPEN ROAD -30m. 3:45 (11) STEVE MARTIN -45m. 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News Bill Steen narrates the exciting (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. (4) NBC NEWS -15m. travel -adventure "70 Miles by Outboard," a trip upstream in the Colorado River. 4 While planning a trip to Niagara Chet Huntley and David Brinkley Falls in celebration of their 25th wedding report the news. (11) MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY anniversary, Kingfish and Sapphire get (11) SUSIE-30m. Hijackings in the harbor threaten into a hassle over how met. they (13) CAL TINNEY SEES the entire area's economy. An investiga- (3) (6) (7) AM. BANDSTAND tion results in a running gun battle in 6:30 (2) (3) (8) NAME THAT TUNE the harbor. (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL George DeWitt is emcee. (13) ADV. TOMORROW (8) 4 O'CLOCK BINGO -30m. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW -30m. "Project Farside." First films, re- PLAYHOUSE (5) NEWS (10) MOVIE -15m. cently cleared by the Defense Depart- YANK ON THE With Stan Chambers. "A BURMA ment, showing a missile that reached ROAD." Barry Nelson, Laraine Day. (6) HAWKEYE-MOHICAN "escape velocity" by being fired from a (13) SCIENCE LAB -30m. (7) STUDIO 30-30m. balloon 20 miles above the earth. 4:30 (2) EARLY SHOW (13) JUNGLE!-! 5m. 7:35 (8) S. D. NEWSREEL "DUST BE MY DESTINY." (1939) 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-NEWS 7:40 (8) SPORTS Bitter ex -con, having served time for one (5) TOM HARMON-SPORTS 7:45 (8) WEATHERWORD crime of which he was innocent, flees after the accidental death of his father- (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-15m. 7:50 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS in-law during a fight. John Garfield, Pris- (13) MARK SCOTT -SPORTS (2) (8) TO TELL THE TRUTH cilla Lane, Alan Hale. (2) (8) MR. ADAMS & EVE -30m 8 Bud Collyer, emcee, and panelists (4) McELROY'S MOVIE 7 Ida and Howard enlist the aid of Polly Bergen. Kitty Carlisle, and Hy "MISSING WOMEN." (1951) When Dick Crockett to convince a mean neigh- Gardner. her bridegroom is murdered by car bor that actors aren't soft and tough (4) (10) EDDIE FISHER thieves, a woman disguises herself and talk the isn't gage of a man's valor. Eddie is host to Debbie Reynolds joins the gang in an attempt to bring (3) STATE TROOPER (Mrs. Fisher), comedian Dick Shawn them to justice. Penny Edwards, James -30m. and veteran showman Eddie Cantor. Also Millican, Robert Shayne. (4) FILM -15m. "The Great Outdoors." Jack McEl- present is George Gobel and Buddy Breg- man the (8) EARLY SHOW roy shows films of fishing areas of South- and orchestra. Final show of "THE LADY WITH RED HAIR." ern California. season. (Color tape) (1940) Claude Rains, Miriam Hopkins. (5) COMBAT SERGEANT -30m. (9) CRUSADE IN PACIFIC -30m. (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER "Terrors of Arabia." Sgt. Nelson "Problems of Asia and the Pacific." "BANDIT TRAIL," with Tim Holt. and his friend find that civilian thieves An analysis of present-day problems fac- ing the Orient and a look (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE are stealing Army equipment and selling forward at it to the Germans. Asia's role in future world affairs. (13) BINGO AT HOME (6) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS (11) I LED THREE LIVES 5 (3) TRI -COUNTY BANDSTAND (7) H. WEAVER REPORTS An electronic computer, when fed (6) (7) SIR LANCELOT -30m. (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. information about party failures comes up with a dangerous answer -Comrade (11) BILL WELSH SHOW (11) CODE 3-30m. Herb Philbrick. 5:30 (3) JET JACKSON -30m. "Family on Trial." A modest, mid- dle-class family is threatened a (13) RACKET SQUAD (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB by vicious would-be kidnapper who threatens MOUSEKARTOON: to ab- 8:30 (2) (8) RED SKELTON "How to be a duct their young boy. Sailor." SPIN AND MARTY: "Darlene (3) HARBOR COMMAND -30m. (13) WONDERS OF WORLD Steps In." MOUSEKETEERS: "Alma Ma- (6) (7) WYATT EARP-30m. ter." "Tokyo." Linkers visit the fabulous city of Tokyo, tour the Imperial Palace, "Four." Earp captures the last of the dry gulchers who (9) HOLYWD. SPOTLIGHT -15m stroll along the Ginza (Fifth Avenue of ambushed his In- dian friends, Proverbial singing favorite Frank the Orient) and shop in modern depart- but not before a battle with rough characters Parker talks with George Fisher today. ment stores, modest sidewalk shops, and who try to protect the hoodlum. Hugh O'Brian. (10) POPEYE CARTOONS ride in one of the few remaining rickshas. (13) HEART OF THE CITY 7:15 (4) POLITICAL -15m. (9) O. HENRY PLAYHOUSE Christopher for Senator. "Only the Horse Would Know." An 5:45 (5) SQUIGGLE CORNER honest gambler plays (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS a dangerous long - (9) BIG LEAGUE REPORT shot. Chuck Connors, Roger Smith, Joe With Bill Brundige. 7:30 (2) FILM DRAMA -30m. De Santis and Russ Thorson. (11) TOPPER -30m. (3) (6) (7) SUGARFOOT-60m. (11) CITY DETECTIVE -30m. 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE "Bullet and the Cross." Brewster "The Perfect Disguise." Suspect and a half-breed Indian, who has been in the murder of a beautiful cigarette EVENING accused of murdering his sweetheart, are girl proves to have a disguise which can buried in a mine shaft cave-in. Will not be penetrated. Hutchins Charles Bronson, Cliff Raven. (2) SIX O'CLOCK REPORT (13) OSCAR LEVANT -60m. (4) TREASURE HUNT -30m. 6 Clete Roberts, Bill Stout and Gil (2) (3) (8) $64,000 QUEST'N Stratton. (5) ACTION! 9 Hal March emcees money -quiz show. (3) FIVE STAR FINAL "BLACK GOLD." (1947) An oil - wealthy Indian trains a race horse which (4) (10) ADV. OF (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. © McGRAW wins the Kentucky Derby. Anthony All McGraw has to do to collect a (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. Quinn, Katherine DeMille. tempting fee from an even more tempting (6) CAPTAIN GRIEF -30m. blonde, is to deliver a car. But he dis- (7) SKY KING -30m. covers hot cargo in it much to the annoy- (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO "LEARN ance of a gang leader. Frank Lovejoy stars. (A re -run) (9) CARTOON EXPRESS -60m. While you sleep" (10) THE BIG MOVIE (5) ERROL FLYNN THEATER "The "LASSIE COME HOME." Liz Tay- Kinsman." When an uncle INTERNATIONAL to lor, Roddy MacDowell, Edmund Gwenn. CAMBRIDGE tries prove his nephew insane, the ta- 1001 No. Vermont, L.A. 29 NO. 3.1223 bles are turned when the doctor is con- (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS vinced the accuser is demented.

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(6) (7) BROKEN ARROW (6) (7) WEST POINT STORY "Backlash." Jeffords is captured "The Right to Choose." Young ca- by a tribe of Pinal Apaches who defy all det falls in love with a girl whose moth- attempts to bring them to talks of peace. er forbids that she become the wife of an man. (9) MOVIE THEATER Army "'DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." (1937) (8) I SPY -30m. Fred Astaire woos and wins Joan Fon - (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS taire in a light-hearted musical sparked (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. with Gershwin tunes and the amusing antics of George Burns and Gracie Allen. 10:15 (11) PAUL COATES-25m. (11) TOPPER -30m. Popular Southland columnist inter- views persons involved in headline 9:30 (2) IF YOU HAD A MILLION stories. SKIPPER FRANK'S "The Uncle Robby Story." A young couple inherit over a million dollars after 10:30 (2) BIG HIT MOVIES their uncle dies but become victims of a "NANCY STEELE IS MISSING." plot by relatives to deprive them of it. SCAM -0 - GRAM (1937) Girl grows up believing her father (3) HOLIDAY-30m. is In prison, only to find she was kid- Hi! (4) (10) BOB CUMMINGS napped in infancy. Victor McLaglen, June Have you ever wondered what it would Chuck enlists the aid of his uncle Lang. L.A. telecast premiere. be like to open and read the mail that Bob to offset the romantic competition (3) TV READERS DIGEST comes to a Television performer? In this of a musical rock 'n' roller, but Bob de- (4) KRCA PLAYHOUSE -30m. week's visit, I am going to give you the cides to plink the guitar to plunk his "The Bet" with Viveca Lindfors inside story complete and uncensored. way into the affections of gorgeous Miss and Helmut Dantine. First, I'd like to explode a couple of Sweden (Ingrid Goude). (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE myths. I do not have a secretary and I (5) NIGHTMARE "SILENT RAIDERS" with Richard find it fun to read or scan every piece "THE CAT CREEPS." Paul Kelly, Bartlett. of mail that arrives. Since this amounts Noah Beery, Jr., star in a supernatural (7) LARRY FINLEY TIME to several thousand each week you can horror story about a man's soul suppos- (8) NEWSROOM-30m. edly being housed in a cat's body. easily imagine the amount of time that (10) TEN STAR MOVIE is spend in this activity. Most of the mail (6) (7) PANTOMIME QUIZ "A KID FOR TWO FARTHINGS." consists of "Pick & Pop" contest entries. Mike Stokey hosts panel quiz show. Diana Dors, Celia Johnson. Next come letters of complaint or praise. (8) ZANE GREY THEATER 10:40 (11) FIRST SHOW The complaint letters receive considerable (11) DR. HUDSON -30m. "JOE SMITH, AMERICAN." (1942) attention and are read several times. If "Flag All Trains." A flood and 10:45 (9) TED MEYERS -15m. the tone of a complaint letter is reasonable danger of added water hazard forces Dr. ORIENT EXPRESS-15m. I do everything in my power to correct Hudson's train to be stopped and his (3) the situation. Unfortunately, most com- services urgently employed. 11 (4) JACK LATHAM-1 Sm. plaint written with a selfish (5) NEWS -15m. letters are (2) TEN O'CLOCK REPORT motive or by someone who has a special (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. Clete Roberts, Stout, 10 Bill Gil Strat- Strongman Joe Interleggi challen- axe to grind. When the praise type of ton and Harry Geise report the news. letters arrive I read them five times. The ges two other musclemen to lift him off (3) (4) (10) THE CALIFORN'NS first four readings are to gratify my ego. the floor by his ears. When a woman's corpse is linked The last reading is to try and figure out to the shanghaiing trade, Matt Wayne (8) 11 O'CLOCK BINGO how we can repeat this pleasing phase and his deputy launch an investigation (9) GENE SHERMAN as soon as possible. with Wayne almost getting himself (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS After the Complaint and Praise letters shanghaied-and murdered-in the pro- 11:10 (9) BILL BRUNDIGE come the special request letters. These cess. Dick Coogan stars. are from folks who want us to repeat 11:15 (4) JACK PAAR -75m. a certain cartoon, announce a birthday Johnny Carson is guest emcee. or social event or for Julius and Ito make (5) MOLLY-30m. a Personal Appearance. Our action on all (9) WESTERN THEATER of these is limited by time and numbers. "TROUBLE IN SUNDOWN" There are just so many of each type of (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. cartoon. If we started announcing birth- 11:30 (3) (8) JACK PAAR days and social events it would take the (8) NIGHT FINAL full program time and the number of Personal Appearances I can make is con- 11:45 (5) LATE WESTERN trolled by the days of the week. "OKLAHOMA FRONTIER" After all the above come the "Wierdo's" (2) THE LATE SHOW . like one from Al Lowe in San Bernar- 12 "LOST SQUADRON." (1932) dino informing me that he has a full size (7) NITECAP THEATER Fire Truck for sale (complete with lights, "VIOLENCE." (1947) Group of war 493 bell, -ft. ladder, etc.) ... and another KTTV veterans Join a conspiracy to overthrow from Robinson-Hannagan Associates in- the government. Michael O'Shea, Nancy forming me that May 22-May 31 is Na- Coleman. Bob Mitchell hosts. tional Pickle Week (Washington and Jef- "PAUL COATES 10:15" (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS . All ferson liked pickles) .. in all, it is (11) LATE NEWS -10m. reading the mail. are you going fun When What will he say tonight? (13) MEDITATION to send in yours? Whom will he quiz? 12:10 (11) SECOND SHOW o "THE CHASER." (1938) See Paul Coates tonight at 10:15 and 12:30 (8) DAILY WORD every night, Monday through Friday for o (4) NEWS WRAP close-up on the people behind today's 1 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY headlines!

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Information Received From Stations (5) GUIDEPOSTS-30m. (5) NEWS -5m. Subject to Last Minute Change 10:45 (11) JACKSON WHEELER (6) PLAY BINGO -30m. Q Indicates movie (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE (7) AMERICAN BANDSTAND Indicates color © 11 (3) (4) (10) PRICE IS RIGHT (9) MILLION $ MOVIE "CASBAH." (1948) Story of Pepe (5) ROMPER ROOM MORNING Le Moko, genial ruler of the Casbah, (7) MY HERO -30m. who leaves its shelter to help the woman 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH 11:30. (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W he loves. Peter Lorre, Yvonne de Carlo, (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m (3) (4) (10) KITTY FOYLE Tony Martin. 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT (7) D. PARKER PRESENTS (10) NEWS & PREVIEWS 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 11:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT (11) STEVE MARTIN (8) FILM -15m. (13) PUBLIC SERVICE 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT AFTERNOON 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 3:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM 7 (4) (10) TODAY (2) (8) NOON REPORT (3) TRAVELOG -30m. 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK-5m. 12 (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR.© (10) ARRANGE FLOWERS -15m. 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS "The Gardenia Bush." The story (13) MUSIC PARADE of a 45 -year -old spinster schoolteacher (8) G. HOLCOMB-NEWS (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT 7:45 (2) who gets a late chance for romance and 3:30 (2) LADIES' FAIR -60m. marriage, but her selfish mother and (3) (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE 8 (8) CHARLES BOYER-30m. meddling relatives act to break up the (5) BEAUTY SHOW -30m. affair. Martha Scott and Dick Foran star (2) G. HOLCOMB (10) JOHNNY DOWNS -30m. 8:25 with Katherine Squire, Charles Conrad, 8:30 (2) (8) LADIES FAIR Eve McVeagh and Clark Cordon. John 3:45 (11) STEVE MARTIN (5) HI-FI VISION Conte hosts. (Live color) (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. 8:55 (7) DAILY WORD -5m. (5) GREET THE PEOPLE 4 Kingfish breaks a promise to Sap- when (2) (8) GARRY MOORE -30m. Comic Allen Drake, photographer phire he promises to help Andy 9 book passage to Fred Porgess, actress Cloris Leachman South America in order (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH to accept a high -paying Job. and State Assemblyman Allen Miller (7) FUN TO REDUCE guest today. (3) (6) (7) AM. BANDSTAND 9:15 (7) MILANI-IT'S IN THE BAG (11) SHERIFF JOHN (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL Braised sirloin tips and fried egg- -60m. plant parisienne, requested by Mrs. B. 12:05 (2) OUR MISS BROOKS (8) 4 O'CLOCK BINGO -30m. Moskowitz of Canoga Park. (8) MORNING MARQUEE (10) MOVIE PLAYHOUSE 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY "THE BIG STORE." The Marx 9:30 (2) (8) HOW DO YOU RATE Brothers. (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU 12:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (13) SCIENCE LAB -30m. (11) LET'S PLAY BINGO 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE "KILROY WAS HERE" starring 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY Jackie Cooper. "MURDER WILL OUT" starring 10 DOUGH -RE Valerie Hobson, Edward Underdown, (4) -MI (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK (5) QUICK, WHAT'S ANSWER James Robertson Justice. Suspense dra- 1 (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR A DAY ma which involves four people concerned (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (5) NEWS with the murder of a female blackmailer. Mar -Jon Young and Judy Adamson -5m. guest Today with Chucko. (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL (4) McELROY'S MOVIE "THREE GIRLS ABOUT TOWN." (10) TV CLASSROOM 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (1941) Three pretty girls, a reporter and "SOUTH OF SUEZ." (1940) Mur- (11) JACKSON WHEELER a corpse are the chief ingredients in this der strikes at workers in a South African comedy. Joan Blondell, Binnie Barnes, 10:15 (3) NEWS diamond mine. George Brent, Brenda Janet John 10:20 (3) FARM REPORT Marshall. Blair, Howard, Bob Benchley. 10:30 (2) (8) DOTTO -30m. 1:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY (8) EARLY SHOW (3) (4) (10) TREAS. HUNT -30m (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL "YOU CAN'T GET AWAY WITH MURDER." (1939) Humphrey Bogart, 1:45 (3) (4) MODERN ROMANCES Gale Paige. San Diego TV debut. 1:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED -5m. 6,e (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER TiaaC aot (8) BIG PAYOFF "SADDLE PALS," Gene Autry. (2) 2 (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS (13) BINGO AT HOME (7) AL JARVIS SHOW 5 (3) SUMMER BANDSTAND (9) GARY GOODWIN-60m. (6) (7) WILD BILL HICKOK 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (11) BILL WELSH 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS 5:30 (3) DAMON RUNYON THTR. (3) (4) (10) TRUTH OR (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB CONSEQUENCES MOUSEKARTOON: "Dumb Belle M "Hi-fi" (6) SUSIE-30m. of the Yukon." SPIN AND MARTY: "All Portable Hands to the Rescue." DODDISM: "Prov- (Model 1280) (11) COMEDY MATINEE -30m. erbs-the Favorites." 2:55 (13) WAITING CHURCHES (9) HOLYWD. SPOTLIGHT -15m MUSIC WITH A PERSONALITY (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY Well-known Southland restauran- Big buy in portable Hi-Fi...featur- 3 (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE teur Sam Alessi guests today. ing two speakers ... tone adjust- (4) FRANDSEN'S FEATURE (10) POPEYE CARTOONS ment...four speed changer. Only "UNDERWORLD AFTER DARK." (13) HEART OF THE CITY $99.50. (1947) College student becomes a report- SQUIGGLE CORNER Hear of Music" 5:45 (5) and see VM - "Voice er on her uncle's paper and declares war Hi-fi Phonographs, Radio -Phonograph (9) BIG LEAGUE REPORT Combinations and Tape Recorders for on the owner of a poker club, not realiz- "Music with a Personality." ing her scheme will backfire. Ann Gillis, (11) TOPPER -30m. Phillip Reed, Hillary Brooke. 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE -5m.

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15 of his 22 professional fights, and has 7:30 (2) BIG RECORD -30m. EVENING fought three draws. Patti Page is hostess to Jeri So- (8) 26 MEN -30m. thern and the De Castro Sisters. (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT 6 (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. (4) (10) WAGON TRAIN -60m (3) FIVE STAR FINAL (11) 20TH CENTURY FOX HR. "The Rex Montana Story" with (4) JACK guest stars James Dunn and Forrest LATHAM-5m. "Portrait for Murder," a TV adap- Tucker. A celebrity whose name is known (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. tation of Vera Caspary's "Laura," stars to every hero-worshipper in the country, Dana Wynter, Robert Stack and George (6) WONDERS OF WORLD Joins the wagon train for the final leg of Sanders. (7) KIT CARSON-30m. the trip. As the train moves westward, (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO (13) VAGABOND -30m. it is evident that all is not well within (9) CARTOON EXPRESS -60m. "Canadian Bush Pilot." An avid the group travelling with him. Ward sportsman, Rusty Meyers, operates a Bond and Robert Horton star. (10) THE BIG MOVIE fleet of bush -hopping planes between Fort (5) BIG STORY-30m. "THE SECRET OF DR. KILDARE" Frances, Ontario and inaccessible areas. Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine He flies in sportsmen on vacations, and (8) S. O. NEWSREEL Day. is a link to the outside for Indians and (9) MAN BEHIND BADGE (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS trappers. "The Invisible Mark" dramatizes 6:05 (4) WEATHER-JACK BLAKE 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN SPORTS 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-15m (4) NBC NEWS -15m. (11) SUSIE-30m. (13) CAL TINNEY SEES 6:30 (2) (8) I LOVE LUCY (3) 26 MEN -30m. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW (5) NEWS -15m. (6) KINGDOM OF THE SEA (7) DODGER DUGOUT -30m. (13) JUNGLE! -15m. JACK LATHAM-I Sm. © TOM HARMON-SPORTS GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS MARK SCOTT-SPORTS (2) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 7 Wally agrees to paint the rusty garbage cans for a dollar apiece but friend Eddie says he should get more. When Ward refuses to up the price, Beaver decides to do the Job for nothing but is threatened by his older brother. (3) LAWRENCE WELK -60m. (4) TRUTH OR CONSEQU'NCES (S) DR. CHRISTIAN -30m. Dr. Christian comes to the aid of an injured man who tried too hard to help a friend. MacDonald Carey. (6) (7) WED. NITE FIGHTS Bobby Scanlon, undefeated in 27 bouts, lays his perfect record on the line against Bobby Rogers in a 10-round light- weight bout at Chicago. Rogers has won hear it first on HUGH O'BRIAN REPLIES I was sorry to note in the letter section of a recent issue that a fan took issue with Dinah Shore in my behalf following my guest appearance on her TV show. I have been a guest on her fine show twice-and, believe me, Dinah couldn't have been nicer or more kind than she PC was on both occasions, not only to me but to all her guests. I'm sorry that P.A. of Pasadena felt that I had been improperly presented on the program that night --but I wish to ersonally assure everyone that Dinah 'couldn't have been finah" to me, and that I hope to be with her again as soon as other commitments permit. TV-RADIO LIFEl0 PAGE 29 MAY 28

the hard road upward from prison parole (3) SHERIFF OF COCHISE to support himself and his daughter, and unwittingly becomes a pioneer in the to a successful business career for a pa- (4) (10) KRAFT THEATER rolee whose parole officer had faith in n movie industry. Frank Morgan, Dan "A Boy Called Ciske" by Piet Bak- Dailey, Mary Howard, Billie Burke. his decision. ker. (Color tape) (13) KINGDOM OF THE SEA (6) (7) TOMBSTONE TERRIT'RY 10:45 (9) TED MEYERS -15m. 7:37 (8) SPORTS -7m. "The Lady Gambler," a woman (3) INTERNAT'L PLAYHOUSE 7:44 (8) WEATHERWORD Hollister has known as an advocate of 11 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. 7:45 (6) SPORTS DEN woman's rights, shows up in Tombstone as a faro dealer with a deadly purpose. (5) NEWS (7) HANK WEAVER -15m. Diane Brewster plays Julie Dixon. (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. 7:51 (8) PEOPLE IN NEWS (9) MOVIE THEATER Internationally famous Israeli pan- (2) (8) THE MILLIONAIRE "'DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." (1937) tomimist Shi K. Ophir guests tonight. 8 "Millionaire Russ White." A man Fred Astaire woos and wins Joan Fon- (8) 11 O'CLOCK BINGO who has regained his sight wants to use taine in a charming musical sparked with (9) GENE SHERMAN unexpected of one million dollars tunes and the comedy of his gift Gershwin (10) TEN STAR MOVIE a family of a dead man who Burns and Gracie Allen. to help George "LAS VEGAS SHAKEDOWN" with willed him his eyes. Lee Farr, Andra (11) DIVORCE COURT -60m. Dennis O'Keefe. Martin and David Lewis star. sues her traveling salesman A wife (13) BAXTER WARD -15m. (3) NAVY LOG -30m. husband for divorce, claiming his travel- (5) WHAT'S THE BID? ing has made a farce of their marriage. 11:10 (9) BILL BRUNDIGE (6) (7) DISNEYLAND-60m. 9:30 (3) I'VE GOT A SECRET 11:15 (4) JACK PAAR -75m. Tinker Bell takes viewers on a mag- (6) (7) OZZIE & HARRIET (5) ERROL FLYNN THEATER ical flight from the Disney studios at Bur- It's a confused international party "Rescued." An English lord who bank, across L.A. and the suburbs to Dis- when David and his fraternity brothers has planned King Charles' escape is tak- neyland for "An Advenutre in the Magic throw a party to welcome foreign ex- en prisoner along with 20 village women. a Mexican Kingdom." change students, Rick throws (9) WESTERN THEATER (9) CHARLES BOYER-30m. party, and mom and dad give an Indian "RIDING THE WIND" party. "The Executioneer." Boyer plays (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. the head of secret police in a totalita- (2) TEN O'CLOCK REPORT 11:30 (3) (8) JACK PAAR -60m. rian state who plots the removal of the 10 (3) HOLIDAY -30m. state's army commander. 11:45 (5) WESTERN THEATER THIS IS YOUR LIFE (4) (10) "OLD TEXAS TRAIL" (11) SUSIE-30m. Ralph Edwards presents the life (13) TO BE ANNOUNCED story of a colorful entertainer who is (2) THE LATE SHOW 8:30 (2) (8) I'VE GOT A SECRET known to millions of movie fans. 12 "WINDFALL," starring Edward (3) DR. HUDSON -30m. (6) STARLIGHT MOVIE Rigby, Marie Ault. An elderly man in- (4) (10) FATHER KNOWS BEST "RIVER BEAT." Phyllis Kirk. herits a fortune which proves to be more When Betty Anderson tries to form (7) I SPY -30m. of a burden than a Joy. a closer relationship with brother Bud, (8) THE BIG RECORD-30m. (5) NEWS ROUNDUP he suspects she has a motive for playing (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS (7) NITECAP THEATER up to him. o (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. "CHINESE RING." (1947) Detec- (5) OLYMPIC WRESTLING 10:15 (11) PAUL COATES-25m. tive Charlie Chan (Roland Winters) (9) CHARTER BOAT -30m. solves the murder of a lovely Chinese 10:30 BIG MOVIES years of try to interest Des (2) princess. Bob Mitchell hosts. After WITH CRIME." in women, Crunch and his wife panic at "APPOINTMENT Ex -con seeks revenge on the two men (13) MEDITATION the thought of losing him to a statuesque who let him take the rap for a robbery. LATE NEWS athlete in "Affair of the Arden Amazon." 12:15 (11) -10m. Robert Beatty, William Hartnell, Joyce Forrest Tucker, Joanne Bayes, Sandy 12:25 (11) SECOND SHOW Howard, Herbert Lom. o Kenyon, and guest Colleen Hutchins. "JOE SMITH, AMERICAN." (1942) (11) RAY MILLAND SHOW (3) PASSPORT TO DANGER Scientist in an airplane factory is kid- "House Party." Ray tries to over- (4) (10) MIKE HAMMER -30m. napped by foreign agents. Robert Young, come the name "cornball," which has "Skinned Deep." While Mike Ham Marsha Hunt. Del Moore hosts. been tacked onto him, by throwing a par- mer is taking a ferry boat ride he meets 12:30 (4) NEWS WRAP a distraught beauty who confesses she ty for his students. (8) DAILY WORD (13) OSCAR LEVANT -90m. has spent her last cent for an entry fee in a beauty contest. Mike is suspicious (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS (2) (8) HIGH ADVENTURE CD of the large amount of money she had to (2) GIVE US THIS DAY 9 Lowell Thomas takes viewers on a pay and decides to investigate. He un- trip to Morocco. The route starts at covers a neat trick for making money. the desolate water holes of the northern Darren McGavin stars. Sahara, on to the wild country of the (7) DAMON RUNYON TH. RIDDLE GAME Taureg tribesmen in the Atlas Mountains, (8) NEWSROOM-30m. then to a fantastic Journey into the "Ara- WINNER ANNOUNCED bian Nights" world of Moroccan Casbahs 10:40 (11) FIRST SHOW with their century -old sights and sounds "WILD MAN OF BORNEO." (1941) Winner in KABC-Radio's Riddle Game, and a way of life rapidly vanishing from Down-and-out vaudevillian takes a Job which ended at midnight on May 12, was the 20th Century. (Color film) impersonating a wild man in a sideshow announced today. The winner is Sonia Torgeson of 1784 North Orange Grove in Hollywood, and she is now the proud CITY, COUNTY, STATE, FEDERAL M E N WANTED owner of a new Lloyd Wagen, Europe's most popular economy car. to train for LAW ENFORCEMENT CAREERS IN ... HIGHWAY PATROL * CITY Correct answer to the Riddle Game, POLICE * DEPUTY SHERIFF * BORDER PATROL * CUSTOMS * IMMIGRATION in which clues were broadcast twice Train at home in your spare time; no strikes, layoffs; future secured. Vets preference, ages 20-45. hourly between April 21 and midnight Please Furnish Me Full Information About Your Exclusive Copyrighted Courses. No Obligation. May 12 by KABC's deejays, John Trotter, Name Age Phone Bob Cole, Art Nelson, Don MacKinnon Home Address City and Roger Carroll, is: LAW ENFORCEMENT INSTRUCTION, CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS, "People tossing dry bread crumbs to 821 MARKET STREET, ROOM 948, SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA or P.O. BOX 2163, FULLERTON, CALIFORNIA the ducks in the lake in MacArthur The Recommended Training for 21 Years TVRL Park."

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Information Received From Stations (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY (5) GREET THE PEOPLE Subject to Last Minute Change l O (4) (10) DOUGH -RE -MI Councilman Edward Roybal, singer Frank Parker, producer Milton Sperling Q Indicates movie (5) QUICK, WHAT'S ANSWER © Indicates color and Mrs. Georgiana Hardy guest today. (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE Four -year -olds Karen McDonald and 12:05 Debra Blazenvich are guests of Chucko (2) OUR MISS BROOKS MORNING today. (8) MORNING MARQUEE 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH (11) JACKSON WHEELER 12:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m 10:25 (3) NEWS -5m. 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE Q DOTTO 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT 10:30 (2) (8) -30m. "LADY CHASER." (1946) An in- 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (3) (4) (10) TREAS. HUNT -30m nocent woman is accused of murder. Ann (8) YOUR HEALTH -15m. (5) GUIDEPOSTS-30m. Savage, Robert Lowery, Inez Cooper. (8) BEAT THE CLOCK 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT 10:45 (11) JACKSON WHEELER 1 (2) (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE (5) NEWS -5m. 7 (4) (10) TODAY 11 (3) (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK (5) ROMPER ROOM 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (7) MY HERO -30m. Q 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS "TUGBOAT ANNIE SAILS AGAIN" HOMEMAKER 7:45 (2) (8) G. HOLCOMB-NEWS (10) OF WEEK (1940) Annie is afraid she is through as LADIES' FAIR -60m. 11:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W a skipper, but of course she's not! Mar- (2) (3) (4) (10) KITTY FOYLE jorie Rambeau, Alan Hale, Ronald Rea- 8 (8) CHARLES BOYER-30m. gan, Jane Wyman. (7) D. PARKER PRESENTS 8:25 (2) G. HOLCOMB 1:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY 8:30 (2) (8) LADIES' FAIR 11:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES (5) HI-FI VISION (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL 8:55 (7) DAILY WORD -5m. AFTERNOON 1:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED (8) GARRY MOORE -30m. (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF 12 (2) (8) NOON REPORT 2 9 (4)(2) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME (3) (4) (10) MAT. THEATER 13 FUN TO REDUCE (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS (7) "Button, Button." The story of a 9:15 (7) MILANI-IT'S IN THE BAG wheelman in a space ship which patrols (7) AL JARVIS-60m. Weekly low calorie recipe request- the earth as a U.N. policeman. The (9) GARY GOODWIN-60m. ed by Mrs. M. Perkins of Covina. wheelman presses a button to set off a 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER bomb on Latin America and only swift 9:30 (2) (8) HOW DO YOU RATE 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS action prevents tragedy. Harold Gast (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU adapted the story by Nelson Brand. John (3) (4) (10) TRUTH OR (11) LET'S PLAY BINGO Conte hosts. (Live color) CONSEQUENCES

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(6) SUSIE-30m. 5:30 (3) PASSERBY -15m. has-been racehorse saves Northern Ari- (11) COMEDY MATINEE (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB zona from an Apache massacre in 1864. 2:55 (13) WAITING CHURCHES NEWSREEL: narrated by Tommy (5) WHITE HUNTER -30m. (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY Cole. SPIN AND MARTY: "Pleasant (6) CROSSROADS -30m. 3 Dreams." DODDISM: "Get Busy." (3) FIND A HOBBY (7) HANK WEAVER REPORTS (9) HOLYWD. SPOTLIGHT -15m (4) FRANDSEN'S FEATURE (8) THE SEA HUNT -30m. POPEYE "TRIAL WITHOUT JURY." (1950) (10) CARTOON (9) LITTLE RASCALS -30m. A playwright becomes innocently in- (13) HEART OF THE CITY (11) SPACE PATROL -30m. volved in a murder. Robert Rockwell, 5:45 (3) DAN SMOOT-15m. (13) I SEARCH FOR ADV. Kent Taylor, Barbara Fuller. (5) SQUIGGLE CORNER "Honeymoon Voyage." Newlyweds (5) NEWS -5m. (9) BIG LEAGUE REPORT Peter and Jill Hamilton honeymoon (6) PLAY BINGO -30m. With Bill Brundige. aboard a 24 -foot sloop, sailing from Mon- treal, Canada to New York, (7) AMERICAN BANDSTAND Jamaica, (11) TOPPER -30m. Panama, Galapagos Islands, Tahiti, and (9) MILLION $ MATINEE 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE eventually to Los Angeles. "SINCE YOU WENT AWAY." (1944) (Part I) A heart-warming story of 7:15 (7) JOHN DALY-NEWS the war and its effect on a closely knit EVENING 7:30 (2) MEN OF ANNAPOLIS American family, brought to life by 6 (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT An enterprising Midshipman devises Claudette Colbert, Joseph Cotten, Jenni- a scientific scheme to assure victory for fer Jones, Robert Walker, Shirley Tem- (3) FIVE STAR FINAL his company in the annual Intra -Brigade ple, Monty Woolley. (Part II will be seen (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. CD Color Competition. Friday at 3:00 p.m.) (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. (3) ZORRO -30m. (10) NEWS & PREVIEWS (6) TV READERS DIGEST (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH (11) STEVE MARTIN (7) HAWKEYE-30m. (13) JILL COREY -15m. "Morristown Story." Hawkeye and (5) ASSIGNMENT AMERICA 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER Chingachgook ignore a warning of the "King -Size Cuisine." A modern Black Plague and enter Morristown in kitchen, geared to feed thousands 3:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM search of the vicious renegade Girty. daily is taxed to capacity when it (3) INDUSTRY ON PARADE (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO serves 10,000 dinners at the Shrine (13) MUSIC PARADE Convention at Knotts Berry Farm. (9) CARTOON EXPRESS 3:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT (10) THE BIG MOVIE (6) (7) CIRCUS BOY (3) (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE -30m. "MEN OF BOYS TOWN." Spencer "The Little Gypsy." Jano, a Jealous (5) TRICKS 'N' TREATS Tracy, Mickey Rooney, Lee J. Cobb. gypsy suitor, abducts the beautiful Tula (10) JOHNNY DOWNS from the big tent and flees. -30m. (13) BAXTER WARD -NEWS 3:45 (11) STEVE MARTIN 6:05 (4) WEATHER -JACK BLAKE CD (8) SAN DIEGO NEWS (2) AMOS ANDY -30m. (9) BISHOP SHEEN 'N` 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN SPORTS -30m. 4 A mail-order bride shows up rather (11) CASEY JONES -30m. the he requested from 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News than scrubwoman "Girl in the Cab." Casey helps a an employment agency, and poor King - (4) NBC NEWS -15m. young woman escape from pursuing out- fish panics. (11) SUSIE-30m. laws, only to be double-crossed as the (3) (6) (7) AM. BANDSTAND (13) CAL TINNEY SEES Express is clear of town. (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL 6:30 (2) (3) (8) SGT. PRESTON -30m (13) GOLDEN VOYAGE -30m. (8) 4 O'CLOCK BINGO A renegade white man leads a band "Holland." Dutch pay tribute to (10) MOVIE PLAYHOUSE of Eskimos in rebellion against the American dead in U.S. Cemetery there on eve of Memorial Day. "OVERLAND PACIFIC." Jack Ma- crown. Preston and King are trapped by honey, Peggie Castle. the rebels and escape only when King 7:37 (8) SPORTS drops a stick of dynamite. (13) SCIENCE LAB -30m. 7:44 (8) WEATHERWORD-5m. (4) CURT MASSEY SHOW 4:30 (2) EARLY SHOW -90m. 7:51 (8) NATIONAL NEWS "GATEWAY." (1938) Story of the (5) NEWS -15m. Joys and sorrows experienced by foreign- (6) (7) 76 SPORTS CLUB S(2) (8) RICH. DIAMOND -30m. ers as they pass through the gateway to Jerry Barber, one of tournament Richard Diamond moves out of his the U.S., New York's Ellis Island. Don golf's most well-known golfers and resi- regular New York territory for the first Ameche, Gregory Ratoff. dent pro at the Wilshire Country Club time and tackles a case involving the (4) McELROY'S MOVIE gives viewers tips on putting. mysterious murder of a movie producer "UNDERWORLD SCANDAL." (13) JUNGLE! -15m. at a Hollywood studio. (1948) The managing editor of a news- 6:45 (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. ce (3) (4) (10) GROUCHO MARX paper goes on an all-out drive against (5) TOM HARMON-SPORTS Groucho Marx hosts audience par- Juvenile delinquency. Phillip Reed, Hil- ticipation comedy quiz show. Announcer (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS lary Brooke. George Fenneman introduces Myron Glo- (8) EARLY SHOW (13) MARK SCOTT -SPORTS bal Zobel as one of the contestants. "SHADOW OF A WOMAN." (1946) 7 (2) THE HONEYMOONERS (5) DINNER AT EIGHT Helmut Dantine, Andrea King. (3) LAST OF MOHICANS (6) (7) ZORRO -30m. (9) MOVIE THEATER (4) DEATH VALLEY DAYS "The Well of Death." Zorro and "JESSE JAMES AT BAY" "Two Bits" starring Harry Mackin Garcia are trapped in a deserted tannery (11) MY LITTLE MARGIE and Charlie Heard. The story of how a which is set afire by Eagle henchmen. (13) BINGO AT HOME (9) DODGER REF. REPORT 5 (3) SUMMER BANDSTAND HINSHAW'S: (11) THURSDAY MOVIE "IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN." (6) (7) WOODY WOODPECKER ASSIGNMENT AMERICA (1947) Shy young man heads for Brook- Andy Panda and Milo face a pesty lyn after his discharge the mouse in "Mousie Comes Home," and "King -Size Cuisine" from army and runs into all of Woody disguises himself in "Dippy Dip- kinds adventures and lomat." KTLA, CHANNEL 5, 7:30 P.M. fun. Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, Bill Burrud Productions Peter Lawford, Jimmy Durante, Gloria (11) BILL WELSH SHOW Grahame.

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(13) FISHING FLASHES -30m. (3) (4) (10) LUX SHOW (10) TEN STAR MOVIE "Dandy Andy." A relaxing day of 10 Comedian Lou Costello and Jazz- "THE CANTERVILLE GHOST." fishing with Andy Kelly, former president man Bobby Troup are Rosemary's spe- (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS of the California Fish and Game Commis- cial guests tonight. Frank DeVol and the 11:10 (9) BILL BRUNDIGE sion. orchestra assist musically. (Color tape) 11:15 (4) JACK PAAR -75m. 8:30 (2) (8) CLIMAX! -60m. (6) (7) MAKE ME LAUGH Johnny Carson is guest emcee. Barry Nelson, Martha Hyer, Ever- (11) GEORGE PUTNAM-NEWS (5) WANTED-30m. Sloane, Barbara ett Bob Sweeney and (13) TOM DUGGAN-60m. Kenneth Wagner-wanted for es- Nichols co-star in "Push -Button Giant." caping prison. Just recently he PAUL COATES-25m. was cap- The drama of a young man who has 10:15 (11) tured and returned to prison. pushed his music firm to the top of the 10:30 (3) (4) (10) JANE WYMAN (9) WESTERN THEATER industry, but suddenly finds his empire "Contact" starring Joseph Cotten. "ARIZONA Roy Rogers. going sour and his dreams failing. KID." A chief airline pilot tries to help a news- (13) TOM DUGGAN-45m. (3) (4) (10) DRAGNET -30m. paper editor out of a strife -torn South Friday and Smith trail a burglar, American country. Lawrence Dobkin is 11:30 (2) BIG HIT MOVIE O apparently a woman, who steals women's featured. (A re -run) "A ROYAL SCANDAL." (1945) The Empress clothing and perfume. (6) PARIS PRECINCT -30m. Catherine of Russia causes quite a stir when she bestows her love on a (5) SPELLBOUND -30m. CELEBRITY PLAYHSE.-30m. (7) handsome young officer. Tallulah Bank - (6) (7) THE REAL McCOYS 10:40 (11) FIRST SHOW head, William Eythe, Vincent Price, "You Can't Always Be a Hero." "WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS" Anne Baxter, Charles Coburn. Grandpa is flattered by Little Luke's (1934) Helen Hayes and Brian Aherne (3) (8) JACK PAAR -60m. using his actions as a model, until all star in Barrie's play about a woman of 11:45 (5) WESTERN THEATER trace of discipline leaves the scene. much wisdom who is responsible for her "LAWLESS GUN" o husband's political success, though she HOLLYWOOD CLOSE-UP (9) never lets him know it! (7) NITECAP THEATER Controversial and popular Pamela o "STAGESTRUCK." (1948) Mason, television personality and wife of 10:45 (9) TED MEYERS -15m. 12 (13) MEDITATION actor James Mason guests tonight. (2) BIG NEWS -30m. 12:25 (11) LATE NEWS-10m. (13) AMERICAN LEGEND -30m. 11 (3) PLAY OF WEEK -30m. and the Bow." The touch- 12:30 (4) NEWS WRAP "Arrow (4) JACK LATHAM-15m. ing love story of how Andrew Johnson (8) DAILY WORD rose from illiteracy to the Presidency, (5) NEWS (10) CHANNEL 10 NEWS -15m. Elisa 20TH -FOX HR. fortified with the love of McArdle. (6) CENT. 12:35 (11) SECOND SHOW (7) HANK WEAVER -60m. 9 (3) TARGET -30m. "WILD MAN OF BORNEO." (1941) Terry Blake, who claims to be "the (2) LATE MOVIE (4) (10) PEOPLES CHOICE -30m world's most glamorous granny" guests 123 Sock Miller attempts to marry-off tonight. 1 "LITTLE CAESAR." (1930) his troublesome Aunt Hattie (Elvia All- (8) NEWSROOM -30m. (2) GIVE US THIS DAY man) and causes himself some unforseen 2 headaches. Jackie Cooper stars. (9) GENE SHERMAN (5) REQUEST PERFORM'NCE "JEZEBEL." (1938) A fiery -tem- pered southern belle wrecks her life and that of the man she loves because of her 50 stubborn pride. Bette Davis. Henry Fon- REPAIR $ Home Call da, George Brent, Margaret Lindsay. TV Plus Parts (6) (7) PAT BOONE SHOW The Mills Brothers' who for more DAY NIGHT SUNDAY than 20 years have thrilled theater, ra- dio, television and nightclub audiences, guest on the Pat Boone Showroom. (9) MOVIE THEATER See the BIG difference... r ORMfO/ATE "'DAMSEL IN DISTRESS." (1937) SeeS Fred Astaire woos and wins Joan Fon- COuO taine in a charming musical sparked with TRAINED Gershwin tunes and the comedy of A(t TECHNICIANS George Burns and Gracie Allen. rileECBMICb11YS cBECKECCKE'0 en (13) RACKET SQUAD 9/ 0 9:30 (2) (8) PLAYHOUSE 90 lee P Cliff Robertson, MacDonald Carey, sED Dee Felicia Farr and Thomas Mitchell co- uuN star in "Natchez." The story of a for- mer Confederate officer whose bitterness AN0 us( %crAMR leads him into the free -wheeling life of a .., in the NEW Sylvania 8E SCREEk ru8ES N river gambler. "Silver Screen 85" Picture Tube 1 , (3) (4) (10) T. ERNIE FORD 84pAX 0 Ernie deviates from his regular r0 rBE IMMEDIATE SERVICE L.A. CITY WIDE format tonight and instead of presenting - epee DU 1-1291 HO 4-0352 WE 6.5165 '.411 info a guest star, devotes his program to a dArCH strictly musical show. Harry Geller and PL 2-2643 AX 5-5606 LO 7-1042 roily %lee the orchestra assist along with the Top AN 1-7015 SY 2-2550 Twenty. (6) (7) NAVY LOG -30m. IMMEDIATE SERVICE - S. F. VALLEY ST 2-5796 More Than a Brother." "Little IMMEDIATE SERVICE WEST COVINA & EL MONTE GI 3-2438 A carrier pilot, blinded in combat, is - "talked" back to his carrier by a heroic pilot friend in another plane. (13) STORIES OF CENTURY SUN TV CO.

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Information Received From Stations (2) (8) LOVE OF LIFE (5) NEWS-POLICE CALLS Subject to Last Minute Change 11 (3) (4) (10) PRICE IS RIGHT (7) AL JARVIS-60m. Q Indicates movie (5) ROMPER ROOM (9) GARY GOODWIN-60m. © Indicates color (7) MY HERO -30m. 2:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER 11:30 (2) (8) SEARCH FOR TOMOR'W 2:30 (2) (8) VERDICT IS YOURS MORNING (3) (4) (10) KITTY FOYLE (3) (4) (10) TRUTH OR (7) D. PARKER PRESENTS CONSEQUENCES 6:30 (8) THIS IS MY FAITH 11:45 (2) (8) GUIDING LIGHT (6) SUSIE-30m. (10) TODAY ON THE FARM -30m (11) COMEDY TIME -30m. 6:40 (4) EARLY FARM REPORT AFTERNOON 2:55 (13) WAITING CHURCHES 6:45 (2) GIVE US THIS DAY (8) FARM REPORT 12 (2) (8) NOON REPORT (2) (8) BRIGHTER DAY 6:50 (2) KNXT FARM REPORT (3) (4) (10) MATINEE THTR. CD (3) GARDENING -30m. "Hands" is a mystery of two men (4) FRANDSEN'S FEATURE ID (2) (8) CAPTAIN KANGAROO who go mountain -climbing and only one "CRIME DOCTOR'S WARNING." 7 (4) (10) TODAY comes back. His widow doubts the inno- (1945) The Crime Doctor (Warner Bax- 7:25 (10) TODAY'S DATEBOOK cence of the man who returned, and a ter) helps an artist who suffers from 7:30 (10) TODAY'S CARTOONS psychological use of a painting is tried mental black -outs and the fear that he's to trap him into a confession of murder. committed murder during one of them. 7:45 (2) (8) G. HOLCOMB-NEWS (5) GREET THE PEOPLE (5) NEWS -15m. FAIR (2) LADIES' -60m. Actress Katy Jurado, and actor Er- (6) PLAY BINGO 8 (8) CHARLES BOYER-30m. win Corey guest today. (7) AMERICAN BANDSTAND 8:25 (2) G. HOLCOMB (11) SHERIFF JOHN'S BRIGADE (9) MILLION $ MATINEE 8:30 (2) (8) LADIES' FAIR 12:05 (2) OUR MISS BROOKS "SINCE YOU WENT AWAY." (5) RADIO VISION -75m. (8) MORNING MARQUEE (1944) Part II. The story of war's effect on a closely -knit American family, star- Larry Finley hosts record show. 12:15 (7) GWINN'S MYSTERY 8:55 (7) DAILY WORD -5m. ring Claudette Colbert, Joseph Cotten 12:30 (2) (8) AS WORLD TURNS with Jennifer Jones, Robert Walker, Shir- 9 (2) (8) GARRY MOORE -30m. 12:45 (7) GWINN'S MOVIE ley Temple, Monty Woolley. (4) (10) TIC TAC DOUGH "MISSING CORPSE." (1945) News- (10) NEWS & PREVIEWS (7) FUN TO REDUCE paper publisher finds it necessary to hide (11) STEVE MARTIN a corpse rather than be wrongly accused (13) PUBLIC SERVICE 9:15 (7) MILANI-IT'S IN THE BAG of murder. J. Edward Bromberg, Isabel Mrs. Paul J. Phillips of North Hol- Randolph. 3:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER lywood requests lobster a la 'Americaine and baked rice New Orleans. (2) (8) BEAT THE CLOCK 3:15 (2) (8) SECRET STORM PARADE 9:30 (4) (10) IT COULD BE YOU 1 (13) MUSICAL (11) LET'S PLAY BINGO (3) (4) (10) QUEEN FOR DAY 3:30 (2) (8) EDGE OF NIGHT (5) NEWS -5m. (3) (6) (7) TRUST YOUR WIFE (2) (8) ARTHUR GODFREY (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL (5) MILADY -15m. 10 (4) (10) DOUGH -RE -MI 1:05 (5) DOROTHY GARDINER (10) JOHNNY DOWNS -30m. (5) QUICK, WHAT'S ANSWER "OKLAHOMA KID." (1939) Man 3:45 (5) ARRANGE FLOWERS (7) CHUCKO'S CARTOONS seeks revenge for the murder of his fa- (11) STEVE Diana Hillenkemp and Janet Ayling ther and his brother in the days of the MARTIN guest today. land rush on the Cherokee Strip in Okla- (2) AMOS 'N' ANDY -30m. (11) JACKSON WHEELER homa. James Cagney. 4 Signals get crossed as Kingfish sells 10:15 (3) NEWS 1:30 (2) (8) HOUSE PARTY the family car in order to get enough money for the vacation trip while Sap- 10:20 (3) LIFE OR DEATH 1:45 (3) (4) (10) MOD. ROMANCES phire is buying a trailer to hitch onto 10:30 (2) (8) DOTTO -30m. (11) DICK WHITTINGHILL the car. 1:55 (9) SUSPECTS WANTED (3) (4) (10) TREAS. HUNT -30m (3) (6) (7) AM. BANDSTAND (5) GUIDEPOSTS -30m. (2) (8) BIG PAYOFF (5) CARTOON CAROUSEL 10:45 (11) JACKSON WHEELER 2 (3) (4) (10) COMEDY TIME (8) 4 O'CLOCK BINGO -30m. (10) MOVIE PLAYHOUSE "DR. KILDARE'S STRANGE CASE" INDI 'z' OLIS 500 -MILE AUTO RACE Lew Ayres, Lionel Barrymore, Laraine Day. Direct from the track (13) SCIENCE LAB -30m. 4:30 (2) THE EARLY SHOW TIME TRIALS: Saturday and Sunday, 3:30-4 p.m. "BATTLE OF BROADWAY" (1938) Wealthy man arrives in New York to BIG RACE: Memorial Day, Friday, May 30 break up his son's romance with a show 8:45 a.m. 1:15 p.m. girl and falls for her himself! Victor Mc- - Laglen, Brian Donlevy. (4) McELROY'S MOVIE "TARNISHED." (1950) An ex -con overcomes prejudice against him after he decides to go straight. Arthur Franz, Dorothy Patrick. (8) EARLY SHOW "SINGAPORE." (1947) Fred Mac- Murray, Ava Gardner. San Diego TV de- but. (9) AFT. MOVIE THEATER "LAWLESS VALLEY"

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(11) MY LITTLE MARGIE (13) BINGO AT HOME roprarn inder 5 (3) SUMMER BANDSTAND INDICATES NEWS PROGRAM CHANNELS INDICATED BY ( ) (6) (7) THE BUCCANEERS * The discovery of a large deposit ambergris, a vital ingredient in the pr duction of perfume, leads to trouble "Whale Gold." :ristian (5) 7 p.m. W Little Schoolhouse. (11) 12 N Sa Sky King (7) 6 p.m. Tu dson (11) 9:30 p.m. Tu Lone Ranger (2) 1 p.m. So; *Smoot, Dan (11) 5:15 p.m. Su (11) BILL WELSH SHOW Trust Your Wde (7) 3:30 p.m. M -F (7) 5:30 p.m. Su Space School (11) 7:30 a.m. Sa Love of Life (2) 11 a.m. M -F Space Patrol (11) 5:30 p.m. Sa CELEBRITY 5:30 (3) PLAYHSE.-30n'í Tom.. (13) 80:3Ó )p :30M, F .Sa Lundberg, Dan (13) 8:30 p.m. Su Spell Bound (5) 8:30 p.m. Th (5) MR. FUNNY BUTTONS 10 p.m. Tu-Th Lux Show (4) 10 p.m. Th Spotlight On Youth (9) 7 p.m. W Night (2) 3.30 m. Make Me Lough (7) 10 p.m. Th Stars of Jazz (7) 10:30 p.m. M (6) (7) MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Doug.. (2) 6:15 p.m. M -F M Squad (4) 9 p.m. F State Trooper (9) 8 p.m. M MOUSEKETEERS: Talent Round- York (2) 9 a.m. Su Man Behind Badge (9) 7:30 p.m. W *Stout, Bill (2) 10:45 p.m. M -F, on (2) 1:30 p.m. Su Martin Kane (11) 8:30 p.m. Su 11:00 p.m. Su up Day-guest is baton expert Janie Bud - hildren..(4) 3:30 p.m. Su Marx, Groucho (4) 8 p.m. Th Storm, Gale (2) 8 p.m. Sa worth of Van Nuys. SPIN AND MARTY: test (4) 8:30 p.m. W Massey, Curt (4) 6:30 p.m. M -Th Strictly Informal (5) 8 p.m. F Matinee Theater (4) 12 Noon, M -F Studio One in Hollywood. (2) 9 p.m. M "The Trouble With Robin Hood." DODD- (4) 1 p.m. Alt. Su (5) 6:30 p.m. So; Maverick (7) 7:30 p.m. Su Studio 57 (11) 8 p.m. Sa ISM: Mouseka-Fable-"The Beard and .m. Tu, (5) 8:30 a.m. M -F McElroy, Jock (4) 4:30 p.m. M-F Stulla, Bill (9) 6 p.m. M-F the Bee -Hive." (4) 8 p.m. Alt. Tu 6.30 p.m. F, 5 p.m. Sa Subject is Jazz (4) 2 p.m. Su (9) 5:30 p.m. M -F; Meet the Press (4) 6 p.m. Su Sullivan, Ed (2) 8 p.m. Su (9) HOLYWD. SPOTLIGHT -15m 8-30 p.m. Th Men of Annapolis (2) 7:30 p.m. Th Sugorfoot (7) 7:30 p.m. Alt- Tu Mental Health Telethon (7) 5 p.m. M Actress Patrice Wymore (Mrs. Er- hes (13) 8 p.m. Th Superman see Ernie.. (4) 9:30 p.m. Th (13) 12:30 a.m. Su Susie (11) 6:15 p.m. M-F rol Flynn) talks with George Fisher. -n (4) 3 p.m. M -F Message of the Master..(7) 1:30 p.m. Su Suspicion (4) 10 p.m. M (4) 6 p.m. Sa *Meyers, Ted (9) 10:45 p.m. M -F Sword of Freedom (5) 8:30 p.m. F (10) POPEYE CARTOONS or (11) 7 p.m. So Mickey Mouse Club....(7) 5:30 p.m. M -F Talent Scouts (2) 7:30 p.m. M Midget Auto Races (5) 2:30 p.m. Sa Toles of Wells Fargo (4) 8:30 p.m. Tu (13) HEART OF CITY ce (7) 9 a.m. M -F (4) 9:30 a.m. Sa Mighty Mouse (2) 10 a.m. So Tales of Texas Rangers....(7) 5 p.m. Su -othy... (5) 1:05 p.m. M -F Mike Hammer (4) 10:30 p.m. W Target (11) 8:30 p.m. M 5:45 (5) SQUIGGLE CORNER M -F F ....(2) 9 p.m. Su Milani, Chef (7) 9:15 a.m. Thin Man (4) 9:30 p.m. Ray (11) 8.30 p.m. W Is 10 p.m. W (9) BIG LEAGUE REPORT t (4) 7 p.m. F Milland, This Your Life (4) (2) 10 a.m. M -Th Millionaire (2) 8 p.m. W Thomas, Danny (2) 8 p.m. M (11) TOPPER -30m. Scouts (2) 7:30 p.m. M Moore, Gary (2) 9 a.m. M -F Tic Tac Dough (4) 9 a.m. M -F; 4e (13) 7:30 p.m. Th Mr. Adams & Eve (2) 7 p.m. Tu 7.30 p.m. Th 7:30 p.m. Tu 6:15 p.m. M-F 5:55 (2) WEATHER VANE 2ry ...... (9) 2 p.m. M -F Mr. District Attorney...(11) Tinney, Col (13) heater..(4) 9:30 p.m. alt M Mr. Fixlt's Ac(v (2) 9:15 a.m. Su Today (4) 7 a.m. M -F erden (7) 1:15 p.m. Su Mr Funny Buttons (5) 5:30 p.m. F Tombstone Territory (7) 9 p.m. W EVENING 'ly (7) 10 p.m. Sa Mr. Wizard (4) 10 a.m. Su Top Dollar (2) 7:30 p.m. Sa "es of Golden West Munsel, Patrice (7) 9:30 p.m. F Topper (11) 5:45 p.m. M -F Su (11) 11 a.m. Su My Little Margie... (11) 4:30 p.m. M -F Top Pro Golf (9) 8:00 p.m. Tu (2) 8 p.m. Tu (2) 6 O'CLOCK REPORT ....(11) 7 M Name That Tune (2) 6:30 p.m. To Tell The Truth p.m. Log (7) 9:30 p.m. Th Town Hall Party (11) 10 p.m. Sa tin (9) 11 p.m. M -F; Navy 6 FIVE Night Court (5) 9 p.m. F Trockdown (2) 7 p.m. F (3) STAR FINAL 7 p.m- Su No Warning (4) 7:30 p.m. Su Traffic Court (7) 6:30 p.m. F (4) JACK LATHAM-5m. © 'eople.... (5) 12n M -F Official Detective (5) 7 p.m. F Treasure (13) 7:00 p.m. M (zj'i1:45 a.m. M -Fa (5) ADV. OF POPEYE-30m. "ght O'Henry Playhouse (9) 8:30 p.m. Tu Treasure Hunt (4) 10:30 a.m. M -F; (2) 9 p.m. Sa Open Road (9) 7:30 p.m. Tu 7-30 p.m. Tu (6) FEATURE FILM ©.ommand (11) 9:30 p.m, M Our Miss Brooks....(2) 12:05 p.m. M -F; Treasure Unlimited (5) 5:30 p.m. Alt Su 6 Sa Tricks 'n' Treats..(5) 3:30 p.m. Tu, Th "CHASING ' Tom 5) 6:15 p.m. M-fS p.m. YESTERDAY." Ann a *Trout, Bob (2) 3:25 p.m. Su Shirley. m, Will Trove.( 2) 8:30 p.m. Outlook (4) 6:30 p.m. Su (4 1 p.m. Alt. Su Ozzie & Harriet (7) 9:30 p.m. W True Story (4) 4 p.m. Sa (7) 6 p.m. Th Pantomine Quiz (7) 9:30 p.m. Tu Truth or Consequences (4) 2:30 p.m. M -F; (7) ANNIE OAKLEY-30m. 4k (4) 6:05 p.m. Paar, Jack (4) 11:15 p.m. M -F 7 p.m. W (8) DATELINE SAN DIEGO Jackie (2) 8 a.m. So People Are Funny (4) 7:30 p.m. Sa Turning Point (4) 9:30 p.m. Sa ture (2) 9 p.m. W People's Choice (4) 9 p.m. Th Twenty -One (4) 9 p.m. M (9) CARTOON EXPRESS .tral (11) 9 p.m. M; Perry Mason Show (2) 6:30 p.m. Sa 20th Cent. Hr (11) 5:30 p.m. Su; 7-30 p.m. F Person to Person (2) 9:30 p.m. F 7 p.m. Wed (10) SKY KING -30m. esents (2) 9:30 p.m. Su Pet Life (5) 5 p.m. Sa Twenty Six Men (4) 7 p.m. M (13) BAXTER WARD-NEWS (5) 8:30 a.m. M -F Playhouse 90 (2) 9:30 p.m. Th U. S. Steel Hour (2) 9 p.m. Alt. W 13) 7:30 p.m. Su Playcrafters (5) 8:30 a.m. Sa Vacation Time (4) 5 p.m. So 6:05 (4) WEATHER-JACK BLAKE (4) 10:30 p.m. So Polka Parade (5) 6:30 p.m. Su Vagabond (13) 7 p.m. W 5 Su; (5) 6 p.m. M -F 7 p.m. Su Papeye....(5) p.m. Verdict is Yours (2) 2:30 p.m. M -F 6:10 (4) CHICK HEARN-SPORTS ' Guide....(5) 10 a.m, Su Powell, Dick (2) 9:30 p.m. Sa ^(9) Price Is Right (4) 11 a.m. M -F, Victory at Sea (13) 7:30 p.m. F mboree (5) 7 p.m. Sa 6:15 (2) (8) DOUG EDWARDS-News (2) 7 p.m. Th 7.30 p.m. M Voice of Firestone (7) 9 p.m. M (5) 4:30 p.m. Sa; *Putnam, George (11) 6:45 p.m.; Wagon Train (4) 7:30 p.m. W (4) NBC NEWS (2) 5:15 p.m. Sa 10 p.m. M-Th; 10:05 p.m. F Wallace, Mike (7) 10 p.m. Su (2) 1:30 p.m. M -F Queen For a Doy (4) 1 p.m. M -F Wanderlust (13) 7:30 p.m. M Chet Huntley and David Brinkley Sa (4) 10:30 a.m. Sa Quizdown (2) 2:30 p.m. *Ward Baxter (13) 6, 11 p.m. M -F report the news. Th te (2) 9:30 a.m. M -F Real McCoys (7) 8:30 p.m. Weather (2) 5:55; 10:55 p.m. M -F; Restless Gun (4) 8 p.m. M (11) SUSIE-30m. e Flowers. . (5) 3:30 p.m. F (4) 6:05 p.m. M-F Revival Hour (13) 6 p.m. Su (2) 6:30 p.m. W Weaver, Hank....(7) 7 p.m. M, T, Th, F (13) CAL TINNEY SEES Richard Diamond (2) 8 p.m. Th r Adventuse..(13) 7 p.m. Th 6-45 p.m. W; 11 p.m. M-F a Million (2) 9:30 p.m. Tu Rin Tin Tin (7) 7:30 p.m. F; 4:30 Wed. Night Fights (7) 7 p.m. W .e You (4) 9:30 a.m. M -F p.m Sa 6:30 (2) BOING BOING SHOW 9 Welk, Lawrence (7) 6 p.m. Sa Secret (2) 8:30 p.m. W Roberts, Rev. Oral (13) p.m.Su Gerald McBoing-Boing, who uses Robin Hood (2) 6:30 p.m. M 9-30 p.m. M O. L (13) 10:30 p.m. Su sound Rocky Jones (7) 3:30 p.m. Sa West Point (7) 10 p.m. Tu effects instead of words, re- I (7) 2 p.m. M -F Roller Derby (5) 9 a.m. Sa What's My Line? (2) 10:30 p.m. Su turns in a half hour weekly show Drum (4) 8 p.m. F 9 a.m. So (5) 8 p.m. W (7) 8 p.m. F Ruff and Reddy (4) What's the Bid with varied cartoon segmenta. (4) 5:30 p.m. Su y (4) 10 p.m. F Saber of London What's Name of Song.. (7) 9:30 p.m. Su (Postponed San Francisco Beat (11) 9:30 p.m. So from May 23.) (9) 6 p.m. Sa Wheeler, Jackson (11) 10 a.m. M -F (2) 8:30 p.m. F Schlitz Playhouse 7:30 p.m. M I (13) 7:30 p.m. W Science Fiction Theater ...(11) 9 p.m. So Whirlybirds (9) (3) HOLIDAY -30m. (7) 6 p.m. W Scott, Mark (13) 6:45 p.m. M -F White Hunter (5) 7 p.m. Th (4) 11:30 a.m. M-F Sea Hunt (11) 7:30 p.m. M Whittinghill, Dick (11) 1 p.m. M-F (4) WEEKEND -15m. (4) 9 p.m. W Search For Tomorrow (2)11:30 a.m. M -F 2-30 p.m. Sa 1:30 p.m. Su Host Jack McElroy gives viewers t,J.. (5) 4 p.m. Sa Secret Storm (2) 3:15 p.m. M -F Who Knows This? (13 (2) 8 a.m. M-F Sergeant Preston (2) 6:30 p.m. Th Wide Wide World -...(4) 4 p.m. Alt. Su tips on nearby places to visit over Paul Presents (7) 4:30 p.m. Su g (2) 7 p.m. Su Seven League Boots....(13) 7:00 D.M. F Winchell, the weekend. Weekly guests are (2) 3 p.m. Su Seven Seventy on TV (7) 12 n. Su Wonders of World (13) 7 p.m. Tu interviewed. -.(2) 1:30 p.m. Sa Seventy -Six Sports. -(73 6:30 a.m. Th Woody Woodpecker (7) 5 p.m. Th wer (2) 7:00 p.m. W Sheen, Bishop (9) 7:30 p.m. Th; Wrestling (5) 8:30 p.m. W; (5) NEWS-15m. (13) 8 p.m. Sa Sheriff John (11) 12 a.m. M -F (13) 8 p.m. M With Stan Chambers o....("1) 9:30 a.m- M -F Sheriff of Cochise....(11) 7:30 p.m. Sa Wyatt Earp (7) 8:30 p.m. Tu rip (2) 9 a.m. Su *Sherman, Gene (9)11:00 p.m. M-F Wyman, Jane (4) 10:30 p.m. Th (7) TRAFFIC COURT -30m. .8:30 p.m. Tu; 8 p.m. F Silvers, Phil (2) B p.m. F Yesterday's Newsreels.. (5) 9:30 p.m. Su A man appears on charges that he 8-30 p.m. W Sinatra, Frank (7) 9 p.m. F You Asked for It (7) 7 p.m. Su .(4) 8:30 p.m. F chased a police car which was chasing Sir Lancelot (7) 5 p.m. Tu Young, Loretta (4) 10 p.m. Su ,....(2) 9 p.m. F .... Challenge (2) 10 p.m. Su Youth Wants to Know.... (4) 12 N. Su his speeding wife. A mother and her son . . . . (2) 1:30 p.m. M -F S64,000 7:30 p.m. F answer charges he drove without an op- (4) 7:30 p.m. Sa 564,000 Question (2) 9 p.m. Tu Zone Grey Theater (2) (9) 7 p.m. M-F Skelton, Red (2) 8:30 p.m. Tu Zorro (7) 8 p.m. Th TV-RADIO LIFE PAGE 37 RADIprecasts »rgrcim finder NOT F +r INDICATES PROGRAMS OF NEWS AND COMMENTARIES

SATURDAY, MAY 24 Note: * Indicates programs of news and com- La Boe, Art KPOP, 4 p.m. M-F mentaries BASEBALL, KMPC, 11:25 a.m. Dodgers vs. Cincin- *Lewis, Fulton KHJ, 7 p.m. M -Th Lewis, Robert Q...KNX, 8:05 a.m Sa; 7:30 p.m. M -F nati Redlegs at Cincinnati. Jerry Doggett and Affairs of Dr. Gentry KFI, 2:45 p.m. M -F Vince Scully. (In Spanish on KWKW.) Life and the World KFI, KFSD, 7:45 p.m. M -Th; *Alcott, Carroll KNX, 5:15 p.m. M -F 8.15 p.m. F INDIANAPOLIS TIME TRIALS, KBIG, 3:30 p.m., Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall KNX, 6:35 p.m. M -F Lime, Harry KHJ, 8:05 p.m. M (Sat. and Sun.). Time Trials of big car drivers 11:05 a.m. Sa Linkletter, Art KNX, 12:30 p.m. M-F; competing for starting posts in the annual Andy & Virginia KFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F KFI, 8:05 p.m. W races Memorial Day at the Indianapolis Motor Answer Please KNX, 9:35 p.m. M -F Lynn Looks at Hollywood KHJ, 3:45 p.m. M-F Speedway. Ashton, Ruth KNX, 2:35 p.m. M -F Ma Perkins KNX, 10:15 a.m. M -F Backstage Wife KNX, 9:15 a.m. M -F Mansfield, Andy KFI, 8:45 a.m. M -F SUNDAY, MAY 25 Baker, Art KFI, 11:30 a.m. M-F Maphis, Joe KFI, 8:00 p.m. Sa Ballance, Bill KFWB, 6 p.m. So; 9 p.m. M -F Marx, Groucho KFI, 8:05 p.m. M BASEBALL, KMPC, 10:25 a.m. Dodgers shift today Bandstand KFI, 11:05 a.m. M -F Matinee KNX, 3:30 p.m. M -F Baseball Su, Th; to Philadelphia for a game with the Phillies. KMPC, 1:25 p.m. Sa, Mclnnich, Nelson KNX, 12:15 p.m. M-F 7.55 p.m., Tu, Wed, F (In Spanish on KWKW at 10:15 a.m.) McShane, John KMPC, 12 mid. Tu -Su *Beatty, Morgan.. KFI, 7:30 p.m. M -Th; 8:05 p.m. F Meet a Celebrity KFI, 1:30 p.m. Su JACK BENNY SHOW, KNX, 6:00 p.m. Governor Bennett, Myron KFI, 3:15 p.m. M-F Meet the Press KFI, 3:30 p.m. Su Goodwin J. Knight visits Jack tonight. Also on Benny, Jack KNX, 6 p.m. Su Miller, Mitch KNX, 8:05 p.m. Su hand are Mary Livingstone, Rochester, Dennis Blanchard, Red KPOP, 7 a.m. M -F Murrow, Edward R. KNX, 5 p.m. M-F Day, Bob Crosby and Don Wilson. Breakfast Club KABC, 9 a.m. M -F My True Story KFI, 10:05 a.m., M -F OPERA IS FOR EVERYONE, KFI, 7:00 p.m. "The Brundige, Bill KHI, 5:00 p.m. M -F Nat'l Farm & Home Hr KFI, 7 p.m. Sa Masked Ball" by Verdi. Presented by your host, Cadwell, Clyde KPOP, 10:15 a.m. M -F Newspaper Fred Shields. Catalina Bandstand KBIG, 7:15 a.m. M -Sa, of Air KHJ, 10 a.m. M -F Nightline KFI, 8 a.m. Su KFSD, 8:30 p.m. M -Th SUSPENSE, KNX, 7:05 p.m. Elliott Stars in "Like Catholic Hour KFI, 11:30 a.m. Su Norman, Phil KNX, 3 p.m. M-F Man Somebody Dig Me" as a real hep kid who's Christian Science KFOX, 8:00 p.m. Su .m. Sa hitch -hiking to the West Coast teaches him KHJ-KGB. 10:15 a.m. Su One Man's Family KFI,12:30 p m. M -F some things about life. Church in Barn KXLA, 8 p.m. Sa Opera KFI, 7 p.m. Su City Hospital KNX. 11:30 a.m. Sa Our Gal Sunday KNX, 9:45 a.m. M-F Clooney, Rosemary KNX, 8:30 a.m. Tu, Th Pearson, Drew KABC, 6:15 p.m. Su MONDAY, MAY 26 Cole, Bob KABC, 10 a.m. M-F People are Funny KFI, KFSD, 8:05 p.m. W Country Music KNX, 9:05 p.m. Su Pepper Young's Family, KFI, 1:45 p.m. M-F BASEBALL, KMPC, 4:55 p.m. Dodgers vs. Phillies Couple Next Door KNX, 11:30 a.m. M -F at Philadelphia. Crane, Bob KNX, 6:15 a.m.; 8:35 a.m. M-F *Pinkley, Virgil KHJ, 6:15 p.m. M-F a.m., 7:45 a.m'. Polka Party YOU BET YOUR LIFE, KFI, 8:05 p.m. Myron 6 a.m., 7:15 Sa KFI, 4:00 p.m. So (Global) Zobel is one of the contestants tonight. Crosby, Bing KNX, 8:30 a.m. M, W, F Queen for a Day KHJ. KGB. 11:35 a.m. M-F Crowell, George KHJ, 2:05 p.m. M -F Real Life Stories KFI, 10:30 a.m. M -F

*Daly, John... - . KABC, 6:15 p.m. M-F Religious News KBIG, 7:55 a.m. Su TUESDAY, MAY 27 Drake, Galen KNX, 10:05 a.m. So *Richfield Reporter KNX, 10 p.m. Su -F Drake, Nora KNX, 10 a.m. M -F Ritter, Tex KFI, 7:30 p.m. Sa BASEBALL, KMPC, 5:10 p.m., (Tues. and Wed.). Draper, Rusty KNX, 8:05 p.m. M-F Romance of Helen Trent KNX, 9:30 a.m. M-F Dodgers vs. Pittsburgh Pirates. Rourke, Jack Eternal Light KFI, 12:30 p.m. Su KABC, 12 a.m. M -Sa MUSICAL COMEDY THEATER, KOPL, P.M. Salt Lake Tabernacle KNX, 8:30 a.m. Su 6:00 Eye Opener KBIG, 6:30 a.m. M -F The music from "Carousel" is featured tonight. Salvation Army News KBIG, 7 a.m. Su Face the Nation KNX, 10:30 p.m. Su Robert Merrill and Patrice Munsel sing. Scarlet Pimpernel KHJ, 8:05 p.m. Tu *Ferris, Bob KABC, 6:30 p.m. M -F Schram, Five Star Matinee KFI, 1:05 p.m. M -F Violet KPOP, 11:30 a.m. So; 12:15 p.m. M -F Flynn, John T. KHJ, 7:30 p.m. Su WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 Scotland Yard KHJ, 7:35 p.m. Th *Foster, Cedric KHJ, 12:15 p.m. M -F Scout Jamboree KFI, 4:30 p.m. Su POP CONCERT, KPOL, 3:30 p.m. Mantovani con- 4 p.m. Frontier Gentleman KNX, KFMB, Su Second Mrs. Burton KNX, 11:15 o.m. M -F ducts familiar classic tonight. Fuller, Dr. Charles KABC, 1 p.m. Su Service By Sea KBIG, 7:30 a.m. Su MUSICAL COMEDY THEATER, KPOL, 6:00 p.m. Funny Paper Man KFI, 8 a.m. Su Sez Who KNX, KFMB, 4:30 p.m. Su Music from "The Pajama Game" with John Gillette Fights KFI, KFSD, 7 p.m. F Sinclair, Dick KFI, 3:05 p.m. M -F Raitt and the original New York cast is heard. Godfrey, Arthur KNX, 1:00 p.m. M-F Slaughter, Luke KNX, 3:30 p.m. Su *Goss, F. KNX, 7:30 a.m. M -Sa; 5:45 p.m. So Smith, Kate KHJ, 1:35 p.m. M -F Grace Bible Church KPOP, 4 p.m. Su *Smoot, Dan KHJ, 6:45 p.m. Su THURSDAY, MAY 29 Graham, Billy KABC, 3 p.m., Su *Sokolsky, George KABC, 5:30 p.m. Su INDIANAPOLIS MEMORIAL DAY RACES, KBIG, Grand Ole Opry KFI, 8:30 p.m. Sa Sports Storey KNX, 6 p.m. M -F 8:45 a.m. Veteran Speedway announcer Sid Grant, Johnny KMPC, 2:00 p.m. M-Su Collins describes the action of the annual Me- Gunsmoke KNX, 9:30 a.m. Sa; 7:30 p.m. Su Standard School KHJ, 10:30 a.m. Th morial Day big car race direct from trackside Hancock, Hunter KPOP, 1:00 p.m. M -F *Stern, Bill KHJ, 6:30 p.m. M-F at. Indianapolis. Broadcast runs until about Hanlon, Tom KNX, 10:15 p.m. M-F Stewart, Bill..KMPC, 6:30 p.m M -Su; 12 noon, Sa 1:15 p.m. Harmon, Tom KNX, 5:30 p.m. M -Sa Storyteller KNX, 9:15 p.m. M -F MUSICAL COMEDY THEATER, KPOL, 6:00 p.m. Harvey, Paul KABC, 6:25 p.m. M -F Sunday Desk KNX, 5:30 p.m. Su Music from "Die Fledermaus" with Metropoli- Hawaii Calls KHJ, 6:05 p.m. Sa Suspense KNX, 7:05 p.m. Su tan Opera cast is heard. Healy, Jim KBIG, 4:20 p.m. M -F Telephone Hour KFI, 9 p.m, M THE GREAT CHALLENGE, KNX, 9:30 p.m. "What Heartbeat Theater KHJ, 9:33 p.m. F Beliefs Sustain the Free World." Subject dis- *Thomas, Lowell KNX, 6:15 p.m. M -F W, F; cussed by Prof. Arnold J. Toynbee, Dr. Reinhold *Heatter, Gabriel....KHJ, 10:30 a.m. M, Tu, True Detective Mysteries KHJ, 7:35 p.m. M 3.00 p.m. M -F; 7:30 p.m. M -F Niebuhr and Dr. Charles Frankel. Howard K. University Explorer KNX, 9:15 a.m. Su *Hemingway, Frank.... KHJ, 7 a.m., 4:15 p.m. M -F Smith moderates. Final program. *Vondercook, John KABC, 7 p.m. M -F Hermann, Cleve KHJ, 5:45 p.m. M -F *Valle, David KNX, 8:15 a.m., M -F Hickox, Mary KFI, 2:05 p.m. M -F Wagner, Jock KHJ, 2:05 p.m. Sa & Su; FRIDAY, MAY 30 Hollywood Music Hall KNX, 6:30 p.m. Su 9.35 p.m. M-F Hollywood Park Race KBIG, 6:30 p.m. M-Sa Wakley, Jimmy KNX, BASEBALL, KMPC, 10:55 a.m. A Memorial Day 7:30 p.m. Sa Hour St. Francis KBIG, 7:15 a.m. Su doubleheader between the Dodgers and Chicago Weaver, Hank KABC, 5:25 p.m., M -F Cubs at Chicago. (Second game at about 2 p.m.) Horatio Hornblower KHJ, 8:05 p.m. F Welk, Lawrence....KABC, 9 p.m. Sa; 11:30 p.m. Su Jerry Doggett and Vince Scully describe the Hunter, Ben KFI, 12:00 a.m. M-Sa Whittinghill, Dick KMPC, 4:30 p.m. Su; play-by-play. Indictment KNX, 5:05 p.m. Su 6 a.m. M-F; 7 a.m. Sa GILLETTE FIGHTS, KFI, 7:00 p.m. Middleweights Invitation to Learning KNX, 10:30 a.m. Su Winter, Wm. KABC, 5:30 p.m. M-F Spider Webb and Jimmy Beecham at Miami, Jarvis, Al KFWB, M -Su Woman in My House KFI, 1:30 p.m. M -F Florida. Johnny Dollar KNX, 6:35 p.m. Sa Young America Sings KFI, 4 p.m. Su ANSWER PLEASE! KNX, 9:35 p.m. Tonight's pro- Joy Forever KFI, 10:15 p.m. M -F Young, Dr. Malone KNX, 10:30 a.m. M-F gram is devoted to questions from 32 Kelley. sixth - Bob KMPC, 6 p.m. M-Sa Young, Norma KHJ, 9:30 a.m. M-F grade children of a Hickory, Mississippi, school. KFI Calling KFI, 9:30 p.m. W You're the Doctor KFI, 11:15 p.m. Su PAGE 38 TV-RADIO LIFE *790 KABC 1170 KCBQ 540 KFMB 980 KFWB 1430 KALI 1580 KDAY *1280 KFOX 1360 KGB 740 KBIG *1330 KFAC 600 KFSD 1390 KGER 1490 KBLA 640 KFI

*Simulcasts on FM Radio *-Indicates Newscast. KFMB-Galen Drake. FBA-To Be Announced. KFOX-Top Twenty Tunes. SATURDAY, MAY 24 KGER-Sunshine Mission. KABC-John Trotter. KPOP-Art Laboe. *KFWB-News. KFWB-Bill Bellonce. 8 KFI-Tips from Changing Times. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. *KPOL-Lew Irwin. KGFJ-Fiesta Latina. KALI-Jimmy Maynes Show. 10:55-KABC-Sports and News. Nelson. *KXLA-News. *KBIG-Bandstand (all day). KNX-Business News. 7:05-KFI-Monitor. KDAY-Jim Hawthorne Show. 3KABC-Art*KFI, KHJ-News. *KFWB, KPOL-News. KNX-Sportscene. K.VX, KFMB-FBI In Peace á War. KFAC-Your Soloist. -KABC-Bob Cole. K3LA-Hal Derwin. KFWB-Bruce Hayes. KDAY-Earl McDaniel Show. 11 KHJ-Music. KFWB-Elliott Field. 7:15-K(LA-Accent on Youth. KFSD-Monitor. 7:30-KSI-Tex Ritter Show. KGFJ-World Bible Society. *KNX-News. KGER-Rev. LeRoy Kopp. KFAC-Capitol Classics. KGFJ-Music in the Air. *KFSD, KHJ-News. KIEV-Alarm Clock Club KNX-Jimmy Wokely. *KMPC-Hugh Brundage-News. KFMB-Record Show. KIEV-Parade of Bands. KGER-Dr. Fronk McAllister KPOL-Listen to Lindy. K'MB-Adventure Theater. KPOL-Melody in Hi Fidelity. KGFJ-Salvation Army. KPOP-West Palm Springs. KGFJ-Music Festival. 3:05-KFI-Showtime, KIEV-Guy Lombardo. KHI-Jack Wagner. 7:35-KWJ-Music for Today. KRKD-Hiliybilly, Country Music KFSD-Monitor. (all day). KWKW-Martin Becerra. 3:15-KGER-Bible Hour. *KXLA-News. KXLA-Stan Warwick. 7:45*KGFJ-News. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KWKW-Rosary Hour. KXLA-Carl Saunders. 11:05-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy. 3:30*KHJ-five Star News. KMPC-Kelley's Youth Club. KBIG-Roce Time Trials. KXLA-Helen Louise. 8:05-KNX, KFWB-Robert Q. Lewis. 7:55 * KABC-News. KBLA-Voice of Chino. 11:10-KMPC-Dodger Warmup. KFAC-Music Holiday. KLAC-News, Music (all day) 11:15-KWKW-Baseball: Dodgers vs. KGER-Free Church. KABC-Irving Howard. 8:15*KFI-Memos in Music. Cincinnati (Spanish). KPOL-Cavalcade of Music. 8 K:1-Joe Maphis Show. KHJ-Changing Times. KXLA-Charlie Williams. KPOP-Recorded Music. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFAC-Sports Report. 11:25-KMPC-Baseball: Dodgers vs. 3:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. K°WB-Bill Ballante. KGFJ-National Guard. Cincinnati (Away). KNX-Sportscene. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KMPC-Business News. 11:30-KFI-Red Foley Show. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. KPOL-Serenade In Blue. KXLA-Sacred Records. KNX-City Hospital. 3:45*KFI-News. KWKW-Angel Lerma, 8:20-KFAC-Morning Interlude. KFAC-To Fronce with Music. 3:55*KABC, KFMB-News. KXLA-Church in the Barn. 8:25* KDAY-News. KGER-Gospel Canter. *KDAY, KFWB-News. 8:05-K 41-Music. KLAC-Som Bolter, Sports. KIEV-Latin Revue KABC-Don MacKinnon. KNX, KFMB-Country Sat. Night. KMPC-Sports. KPOL-Merchants' Quiz. 4 KFI-Polko Party (till 7 p.m.) 8:15-KGFJ-Film News. 8:30-KHI, KGB-Haven of Rest. KPOP-Violet Schrom. KNX-Ford Rood Show. 8:30-KFI-Grand Ole Opry. KGER -Voice of China. 11:35-KALI-Salvador Hernandez. KALI-Hour of Mexico. KNX, KFMB-World Tonight. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. 11:45-KGER-Don Gilbert. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. KGER-Concert. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. *KGFJ-Business News. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KPOP-National Truvelers. 11:50* K I EV-News. KFWB-Elliott Field. KPOL-String Shift. 8:35-KALI-Jimmy Maynes. 11:55*KFI-Alex Dreier, News. *KGER-Maurice Johnson. 8:35-K4J-Beyond the Stars. 8:45-KFAC-Unity Viewpoint. KNX-Let's Go Places. KGFJ-Musical Moments. 8:45-KGFJ-Dr. O. M. Richardson. KGER-Percy Crawford. *KDAY-News. KMPC-Johnny Grant. 8:55 *KABC-News. *KPOP-News & Views. *KFAC, KFWB-News. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. KNX-Vignette. KXLA-Gospel Book Store. -KABC-Art Nelson. KPOP-Phil Goodman. KABC-Lawrence Welk. 8:55* KABC-News. 12 KFI-Farm Reporter. 4:05-KNX-Sportscene. 9 KFI-Hollywood Palladium. KNX-KFMB-Business News. *KHJ-News. 4:15-KHI-Jack Wagner. *KNX-News. *KDAY, KFWB-News. *KNX, KFMB-News. 4:25-KBLA-Valley Varieties. KFMB-Moondial. KABC-Bob Cole. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. KGFJ-Champion Showcase. 9 KFI-fine & Dandy. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. 4:30-KGER-Health Talk. KGER-Rev. Geo. Popoff. KDAY-Earl McRoberts. KGER-Rev. Victor Glenn. KPOL-Pop Concert. KWKW-Latin Music. KFAC-Morning Concert. KGFJ-Moods in Music. KPOP-Art Laboe. 9:05-KNX-City Editor. KFWB-Bruce Hayes. KIEV-Big Show (3 hrs.). 4:35-KALI-Salvador Hernandez. 9:15-KHJ-Across the Pacific. KGER-Bethany Chapel. KPOL-Cloud Nine. 4:45-KGER-W.C.T.U. KNX-Entertainment U.S.A. KGFJ-Time for Music. KPOP-National Travelers. 4:55* KABC-News. KXLA-Folk Music. KIEV-Record Review. 12:15-KFI-Topic for Today. MacKinnon. 9:30 *KABC-News. KPOL-Melody in High Fidelity. KHJ-Music. 5KABC-Don Kg-America's Pop Music. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. *KHJ, KNX-News. KNX-Farm Reporter. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KGER-Dr. Orr Bible Study. 9:05-KHJ-Changing Times. KGER-Fomily Worship. KMPC, KFSD-Dance Time. Crane. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KNX-Bob KWIZ-Top Teen Tunes. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KFMB-Record Show. 12:20-KFI-Music with Kerr. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. KFOX-Saturday Swing. 12:30-KHI-Jack Wagner. 9:15-KXLA-Carl KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. Sounders. KNX-Philip Norman. 5:05-KHI-Pat Brown (Political). LAGER 9:20-KHJ-Music. KALI-Hour of Mexico. KNX-Stuart Foster. LUCKY 9:25* KDAY-News. KBLA-The World Tomorrow. KMPC-Johnny Grant. 9:30-KHJ-Frankie Frisch-Sports. KGER-Dr. Orr Bible Study. 5:10-KHJ-Jack Wagner. TIME KNX, KFMB-Gunsmoke. KFMB-Record Show (til 4 p.m.) 5:15-KNX-Today in DANCE KDAY-Earl McRoberts. KXLA-Cal Worthington. L.A. KFAC-Concert Grand. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. 12:45* KFAC-News. 5:25-KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. KIEV-Lawrence Welk. 12:55*KDAY, KFWB-News. 5:30-KHJ-Frankie Frisch-Sports. *KPOL-Lew Irwin. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. 4,4, KM PC 1 *KFI, KNX-News. EVERY KBLA-Motor Classics. NICHT -918 to 12 P M KHJ-Music. KFAC-Caucasian Memories. *KBLA-Dick Winans, News. KFMB-Sports Final. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KGER-Builders of Faith. KXLA-Western Music. KFAC-Serenade. KIEV-Record Parade. 9:35-KABC-Gene Norman. KFWB-Joe Yocom. KXLA-Squeokin' Deacon. KHJ-Music. KGER-Charlie Turner Sings. 5:45-KHJ-Cleve Hermann. KPOL-String Shift. KGFJ-Rendezvous with Music. KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. 9:55 *KABC-News. KPOP-Catalina. KIEV-Sports. KNX-Vignette. I Q_ KXLA-Western Music. 5:55* KABC-News. -KABC-Gene Norman. ON YOUR DIAL 1:03-KFI, KFSD-Monitor. *KNX-Local News. 87n ¡ KNX-Sportscene. *KFWB-News. 10 KBLA-Nick Thomas. KBLA-Bing Sings. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. LAWRENCE WELK KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. A.-KABC-DonKABC-Don MacKinnon. KGER-Dr. Pierce Brooks. KHJ-News. KWKW-Waltz Time. Plays Champagne Music 1:15-KGER-Chester Davies. * KPOP-Recorded Music. KNX-Duke Snider, Sports. 10:05-KHJ-Music. Every Day 9:30 A.M. *KXLA-News. KDAY-Frank Pollack. 10:15*KNX-Caroll Alcott. 1:30-KBLA-Music (till 4). KFWB-Bill Ballante (to midnight) KFMB-Saturday Jazz. KGER-Cathedral Choir. KGER-Back to the Bible. 10:30*KHJ-News. KPOP-Recorded Music. KPOP-Music. KGFJ-Hollywood Houseparty. KNX-Philip Norman. 9:35-KHJ-Music. KXLA-Stan Warwick-Music. KMPC-Bob Kelly, Sports. KGER-Miracle Church. KALI-Elaine Salinas. 1:45-KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. 10:35-KHJ-Music. 9:45-KHJ-Navy Hour. 1:55*KDAY, KFWB-News. 6:05-KFAC-Capitol Classics. 10:55 *KABC-News. 9:55* KABC-News. KHJ-Hawaii Calls. Norman. KABC-Art Nelson. 6:15-KNX-Sports Resume. -KABC-Gene KNX, KFMB-Business News. KGFJ-Sports 1 KFI-For You-Fred Shields. *KFWB, 2 *KFI-News. Roundup. KIEV-News. KFAC-Saturday Matinee. KFMB-Marine Show. KHJ-Newswheel. -KABC-Bob Cole. KALI-Morio Rey. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. KGER-Clarence Welch. 10 *KHJ-News. KDAY-Frank Pollock. 6:30-KNX-Phil Rizzuto-Sports. KGFJ-Champion Showcase. *KNX, KFMB-News. KFWB-Elliott Field (to 6 p.m.) KBIG-Hollywood Park Race. KWKW-L & L Show. KBLA-Wayne Burke. KGER-Messianic Hour. KBLA-Phil Goodman. 11:15-KNX-Navy Hour. KDAY-Earl McRoberts. KGF4-Musical Matinee. KFAC-Ballet Time. 11:30-KNX-Music Til Dawn. KFAC-Concert Stage. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. KFSD-Farm-Home Show. 11:55* KA BC-News. KFWB-Joe Yocam (to 2 p.m.). KXLA-Frank Simon. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. -KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. KFSD-Sweet Side Music. 2:05-KFI-D. Sinclair Favorites. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 12 KFI-George Dvorak (5 hrs.) KGER-East L.A. Foursquare. KHJ-Jack Wagner. KPOL-Music A La Carte. KILA-Symphony Sid. KGFJ-Musicol Portraits. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KXLA-Polka Parade. KF AC-Music of Night (till 6 a.m.) KIEV-What's New. 2:15-KGER-Church World News. 6:35-KNX, KFWB-Johnny Dollar. KFWB-Ted Quillin (to 6 a.m.). 10:05-KNX-Galen Drake. 2:30-KHJ-Frankie Frisch-Sports. KHJ-Pan American Panorama. KGFJ-Rhythm and Blues. KMPC-Ira Cook. KGER-Peter Slack. 6:45*KGFJ-News. KLAC-Downbeat (to 6 a.m.). 10:15-KHJ-Changing Times. 2:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. 6:55* KABC-News. *KMPC-News, John McShane. 10:30-KFI-Chuck Cecil. 2:45-KFMB-Record Show. KABC-Irving Howard. KPOL-Big Shaw (5 hours). KHJ-Bob Borke,. KGFJ-News. 7 KHJ-Word of Life Hour. KXLA-lack Morris (to 6 a.m.) KFAC-Pacific Holiday 2:55* KABC-News. 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SUNDAY, MAY KPOL-Celebrity Time. KNX, KFMB-Gunsmoke. 25 3:30-KA8C-Herald of Truth. KFAC-Concert Classics. *-Indicates KFI-Meet the Press. KFSD-Youth Wants to Know. Newscast. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KNX-Luke Slaughter. KGFJ-Dan Gilbert. TBA-To Be Announced. KFAC-Sunday Showcase. KALI-Healing Waters Assembly. 7:45-KHJ-Music. KGER-Open Door Church. KBIG-Race Time Trials. KGER-Bethel Hour. KGFJ-Sunday Showcase. KPOL-Psychology for Life. 7:55-KNX-Changing Tide. KABC-Layman's Hour.ur. KIEV-Guy Lombardo. KXLA-Jarry Leitz. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KPOL-Eanle Rock Baptist Church. 3:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. KPOP-Hollywood KFI-Funny Paper Man. Baptist Church. KFSD-Monitor. 8*KHJ, KNX-News. KHJ-Wings of Healing. KPPC-Postlude. 3:45-KPOL-Bethel Mission. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. KFAC-S.A.S. Concert. 11:05-KFI-Music Around World. KFOX-Christian Science. (and news all day.) KFWB-Fabulous KBLA-Sun Volley Church. KNX-Trojan Digest. *KABC-News. 40 Show. 11:15-KABC-Education Report. KMPC-Kelley's Sports Final. KFAC-Liberal Catholic Church. 4 KFI-Young America Sings. *KLAC-Listen KFWB-Sunday Side Up. KPPC-Sunday Symphony. KHJ-News. Los Angeles. 11:30-KFI, KFSD-The Catholic Hour. KPPC-U.N. Report. KGFJ-Armchair Concert. KNX, KFMB-Frontier Gentleman. 8:05-KABC-1st Presbyterian KGER-Overcoming Life. *KHJ-News. KALI-Rutland Inn. Church. KNX-Guy Lombardo. KHJ-Beyond the Stars. KIEV-Alarm Clock Club. KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. KNX, KFMB-Mitch KFSD, KLAC-Catholic Hour. KFOX-First Christian Church. KFWB-Mitch Miller Show. Reed Show. 8:15-KMPC-Hour of St. Francis. KMPC-Religious News. KIEV-Latin Revue. KGER-Old Fashioned Revival. KWKW-All Saints Church. KXLA-Ethel Hubler. KPOL-Christian Brotherhood. KGFJ-Latin Holiday. 8:30-KHJ-Frankie KPOP-Rev. Beatrix Pagan. 11:35-KHJ-Frank Bull. KMPC-Ira Frisch. Cook. KGFJ-College Div. 8:05-KNX-Farm Scene. 11:55-KNX-Fact or Fantasy. KPOL-Holiday in Hi-Fi. of Science. B:15-KFAC-Federation of KPOP-Grace KMPC-Legion Solute. Churches. Bible Church. KPPC-The Armed Forces. KMPC-Start to Live. KXLA-Weitern Dance Music. 8:35-KHJ-Beyond KXLA-Western Music. *KABC-News. 4:05-KABC-Pilgrimage. the Stars. 8:30-KABC-Light & Life Hour. 12 *KFI, KHJ-News. KHJ-Arnold Michaelis KGER-Shiloh Baptist. KFI-Stories from the Magic Land. KALI-Continental Melodies. KRKD-Gospel Tabernacle. 8:45-KGFJ-Dr. O. M. Richardson. KHJ, KGB-Back to God. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 4:25*KABC-News. KMPC-More About Music. KPPC-Guest Star. KNX, KFMB-Salt Lake Tabernacle. KGFJ-Bolero Time. KNX-Ford Rood Show. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KIEV-Big Show (3 hrs ). 4:30-KABC-Wings KXLA-Convenant Church. of Healing. 8:55* KF W B-News. KFAC-Catholic Topics. KPOL-L.A. 1st Methodist Church. KFI-KFI Scout Jamboree. KGER-Voice of China. KPOP-Recorded Music. KNX, KFMB-Sez Who. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. 12:05-KABC-Bill Ewing. KPOP-Radio Theosophy. KMPC-Challenge to Youth. KFI, KFSD-Monitor. 4:35-KHJ-Magic of Music. KABC-Voice of Prophecy. KPOL-Church of the Air. KNX-Music Festival. 4:45-KFSD-Monitor. 9 KFI-Opero (cant). KPOP-Church of Christ. KFAC-Organ Parade. KPOP-Assembly of God. KFAC-Perpetual Hour. 8:45-KFI-Christian Science. KPPC-Keyboard Classics. KFOX-New Hope Baptist Ch. KGER-World Literature. KWKW-Martin Becerra. KGER-Bethel Church. 8:55* KDAY, KFWB-News. 12:15-011-Music. *KABC-News Reporter. KGFJ-Greater First Baptist 12:30-KFI-Eternal Light. 5 KFI-Songs That Never Die. KLAC-Downbeat. To Youth. KBLA-To Be Announced. KHJ-Music. *KMPC-News. 9*KABC-ChallengeKHJ.KGB-Radio Bible Class. KFAC-Modern Manner Music. KFAC-Concert Favorites. KPOL-Everybody's Hour. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KFMB-A Sunday Afternoon. KGER-Voice of China. KWKW-Hour of Crucified. KFAC-Worship in the West. 12:55*KDAY-News. KGFJ-Jive at Five. KXLA-Revival Hour. KFMB-Sunday Carousel. *KLAC-Newsbeat. KPOP-Recorded Music. 9:05-KHJ-Music. KFWB-Al Jarvis (tilt 2 p.m.). KRKD-Gospel Assembly. KNX-World Tonight. KFSD-Inspirational Hour. KWKW-Voice of Prophecy. 9:15-KHJ-Your Pharmacist. KIEV-Record Review. -KABC-Dr. Charles E. Fuller. KXLA-Sandy Stanton. KMPC-Stars for Defense. KLAC-Downbeat. 1 *KFI-NBC News. 5:05-KNX, KFMB-Indictment.. 9:30-KABC-Gospel Association. KMPC-John McShane. KALI-Mementos Musicales. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KFI-C. P. MacGregor Show. KPOP-Church of Christ. KDAY-Frank Pollack. 5:15*KABC-Quincy Howe. KNX-Fact or Fantasy. KPPC-Religious Classics. KFAC-Sunday Theater. KGER-Dr. Pierce Brooks. KFMB-World Tonight. 9:05-KFI-At Home with Music. KGFJ-Afternoon Serenade. 5:30*KABC-George Sokolsky. KGFJ-Apostolic Faith. 9:15-KNX-University Explorer. KLAC-Downbeat. KFI-Monitor. KMPC, KFSD-Dance Time. KGFJ-Spotlight Parade. KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard. KHJ, KGB-Lutheran Hour. KPOL-Youth Temperance. 9:30-KABC-Christians in Action. KPOL-Navy Hour *KNX, KFMB-CBS Sunday Desk. KPOP-Tabernacle of Faith. KHJ, KGB-Voice of Prophesy. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. KFAC-Favorites of France. 9:35-KHJ-Viewpoint. KNX-Howard K. Smith. KWIZ-Top Teen Tunes. KIEV-Record Parade. KNX-Sports Resume. KAL I-German-American. 1:05-KFI-Dean Manion Forum. KPPC-Music with a Smile. 9:45-KNX-Dance Band. KBLA-Japanese Hour. KFSD-Monitor. KRKD-Record Shop. KFMB-Sports Resume. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KPPC-Afternoon Concert. KXLA-Lincoln Ave. Church. KWKW-Gordon B. Lloyd. KFOX-Rev. Melvin Earl. KXLA-Western Music. 5:45-KABC-Dr. Gene Bartlett. 9:55* KFW B-News. KIEV-Lawrence Welk. 1:15-KMPC-Ira Cook. KGER-Far East Broadcast. KLAC-Newsbeat. KPOL-Joe White Show. 1:30-KABC-Radio Bible Class. KIEV-Sports KPOP-National Travelers. KF I-Meet a Celebrity. KWKW-The De Marcos. KHJ-Jack Wagner. 9:45-KNX-Chas. Collingwood. KNX-Ford Road Show. 6*KABC-Paul Harvey, News. 1 0KABC-Music.*KFI-News. 9:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. KPOL-Child Evangelism *KFI-Local News. *KDAY, KHJ-Hour of Decision. KIEV-News. KXLA-Cal Worthington. KNX-KFMB-Jack Benny. *KNX, KFMB-Richfield Reporter. 1:35-KNX-Treasury Show. KBLA-Van Hall Ski Show. KBLA-Music (till 12). KFAC-Family Hour. KFAC-Gateway to Music. 1 OKABC-Music.KFI-Herbert J. Mann. KABC-World Vision. KFOX-First Assembly of God. KFWB-Fabulous 40 Show. KALI-Duo Romano -Smeraldo. KGER-Concert. KGFJ-Blue of Evening. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 2 KALI-Hungarian Theater. KGFJ-Ave Maria Hour. KDAY-Pete KLAC-Downbeat. KDAY-Frank Pollack. Smith Show. KRKD-St. Germain Foundation. KPOL-Holiday in Hi Fi. KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus. KFMB-Lawrence Welk. KXLA-Teen Scene. KFWB-Mitchell KPOP-Harvest Baptist Church. KFSD-Monitor. Reed (to 7 p.m.). 6:05-KFI, KFSD--Monitor. KWKW-Income Tax. KGER-Mary Livingstone. KGFJ-Hollywood House. KHJ-Music. KPOL-Gems Grace. KXLA-Assembly Church. KGFJ-Hits of the Week. of KMPC-Bill Stewart. 10:05-KABC-Freedom Sings. KIEV-What's New. KPOP-Hunter Hancock. 6:15-KABC-Drew Pearson. 2:05-KFI, KFSD-Monitor. KFI-Books in the News. KXLA-Polka Party. 6:20-KHJ-Music. 10:15-KFI-Mayor Poulson. 10:05-KNX, KFMB-Older You Grow. KHJ-Jack Wagner. 6:30-KABC-Overseas Assignment. KNX-Science Editor. KMPC-Kelley Youth Club. KNX-Best in Music. KHJ-Frankie Frisch. KFMB-Moondial. 10:10-KMPC-Dodger Warmup. KBLA-Latter Day Saints. KNX, KFMB-Music Hall. KWKW-Bill Angel Show. 10:15-KHJ, KGB-Christian Science. 2:30-KABC-Voice of Calvary. KFOX-Christ and His Church. 10:30-KABC-Revival Time. KFI-Music at Home. KHJ-Frankie Frisch. KGER-Youth on the March. KFI-Hour of Decision. KNX, KFMB-Adventure in Science. KFAC-Sunday at the Pops. KGFJ-Musical Digest. KHJ-Wing of Healing. KFOX-Angelus Hour. KFMB-A Sunday Afternoon. KRKD-Unitarian Time. KNX-Face the Nation. KWKW-Baseball: Dodgers vs. KPOL-Bible Study Hour. KXLA-Lutheran Gospel. KXLA-Memory Lane. Philadelphia (Spanish). KXLA-Jerry Leitz. 6:35*KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. 10:25-KMPC-Baseball: Dodgers 2:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. 6:45-KABC-This Is Your Bible. vs. Philadelphia (Away). *KHJ-Dan Smoot. KABC-Christian in Action. 2:45-KPOP-Christian Science. 10:30-KABC-Educational Report. KGFJ-Stars for Defense. 11 KFI-L.A. County Report. KFI-Hometown Happenings. KRKD-This Is Your Bible. *KHJ-Newswheel. KHJ-Frank and Ernest. 6:55-KNX-Ford Road Show. KNX-Capitol Cloakroom. KNX, KFMB-Invitation to KABC-Dr. Billy Graham. KPOP-Duke Henderson. Learning. 3 KFI-Senator's Report. KXLA-Memorial Church. KALI-Jewish Program. KHJ-Bill Cunningham. KABC-Mickey Katz Show. 11:15-KFI-You're the Doctor. KFAC-Symphonic Varieties. *KNX-News. 7 KHJ-Marian Theater. KFSD-Album Avenue. KGER-Chosen People. KFAC-County Museum Concert. KFI-Opera. 11:25-KABC-Music. KPOP-Recorded Music. KFOX-Music for Sunday. KBLA-Dr. C. E. Hendricks. 11:30-KABC-Lawrence Welk. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KFWB-Mitch Reed. KFAC-Hi Fi Concert. KNX-Leading Question. 10:45-KABC-Your Child and You. KGFJ-Music in the Air. KFWB-Fabulous 40 Show. KGFJ-Blue of Evening. KFI-American Story. KIEV-Parade of Bands. KGER-Dr. Gordon Palmer. KPOL-Pastor's Study. KHJ-Guest Star. KPOL-Tenach Treasures. KGFJ-Visit with Vi. KGER-Dr. Dan Gilbert. KPOP-Recorded Music. KPOL-Baptist Church. *KABC-News. KXLA-Cal Worthington. KXLA-Church of Open Door. KFAC-Music of Night (till 6 a.m.) 11:00-KABC-1st Baptist Church. 3:05-KNX-Stuart Foster. 7:05-KNX, KFMB-Suspense. 1 KLAC-Downbeat (fil 6 a.m.). KHJ-Frank Bull. 3:15-KFI, KFSD-Bob Considine. 7:30-KABC-Dr. James Fifield. KMPC-John McShane (till 6 a. m.) KBLA-Lutheran Church. KHJ-Jack Wagner. *KHJ-John Flynn. KPOP-National Travelers. PAGE 40 TV-RADIO LIFE 2)a f/me RADIO LOGS...MONDAY-FRIDAY

KHJ-Norma Young. *KDAY, KFAC-News. KWKW-Fana Marin. RED KNX, KFMB-Helen Trent. *KFWE-News. *KWIZ, KALI-News. BLANCHARD KALI-Elena Salinos. -KABC-Art Nelson. 2:05-KFI-Mary Hickox. SHOW KFAC-Piano Parade. 12 KFI-Jim Todd-Farm Reporter. KHJ-George Crowell. KGER-John Brown. *KHJ-Frank Hemingway. KNX, KFMB-Whispering Streets. 7:00 to 10:15 A.M. KIEV-Lawrence Welk. *KNX, KFMB-News. KBIG-Are Ya Listening. Mon. thru Fri. 9:45-KNX, KFMB-Our Gal Sunday. KBIG-Weather, Secret Sound. KFOX-Take It Easy Time. *KBIG, More Music Every Minute KPOP-News. KDAY-frank Pollack. KFSD-My True Story. 9:50*KGFJ-News. KFAC-Luncheon Concert. KMPC-Johnny Grant (M.Th.). 9:55*KABC-News. KFWB-Joe Yocam. (to 3 p.m.) KWIZ-Top Banana. *KDAY-News-John Babcock. KGER-Through the Bible. 2:15-KGER-Guest Time. KHJ-Food Mart News, (Tu.). KGFJ-Moods in Music. KRKD-Album Time. *KFAC-Dick Joy, News. KIEV-Variety Hour. 2:30-KFI-One Man's Family. *KFWB-News. *KPOL-News; Lew Irwin. *KHJ-5-Star News. *KIEV, KPOL-News. KPOP-Editor of the Air. KNX-Don't You Believe It. *KALI-News. Cole. KRKD-Louise Martinson Show. Tt» Powt.r elarlon 1 *KWIZ-Orange News. KFAC-Pops Concert. 1020 OKABC-Bob*KFI, KFSD-NBC News. 12:05-KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. KFMB-Howard Miller. *KHJ, KGB-Newspaper of the Air. KMPC-Ira Cook. (M-Th.). KFSD-Don Ameche. *-Indicates Newscast KNX, KFMB-Nora Drake. TBA-To Be Announced KFOX-Walt Abbott. KGER-Geo. McLain. KBLA-Wayne Burke. 12:15-KFI-Calif. Agriculture. *KRKD-News. KABC-John Trotter. KDAY-Earl McRoberts. KHJ-Cedric Foster. 2:35-KHJ-George Crowell. *KLAC, KMPC-News. KNX-Nelson Mclninch. KNX-Ruth Ashton Show. 8 *KFI-News-(NBC). *KFOX-News Headlines. *KHJ, KGB-Cliff Engle. KDAY-Hollywood Report. KALI-Mario Rey. KNX-Mercury Showroom, M.; KFWB-Al Jarvis. KFMB-Molly Morse. 2:45-KFI-Dr. Gentry. KGER-Union Rescue Mission. Bob Crone, Tu -F. KFSD-Home on the Ranch. KALI-Latin Holiday. KALI-Jimmy Maynes. KGFJ-Musical Portraits. KPOL-Cloud Nine. KFMB-Tune Holl. KIEV-What's New. KPOP-Violet Schram. KGER-Rev. Jack Holcomb, M,W,F. KBIG-Marine Weather. *KLAC, KMPC-News. KDAY-Hawthorne Show. KWIZ-Top Banana. Garden School, Tu, Th. *KWIZ-News. 12:25*KABC-News. 2:50*KGFJ-Business News, M, W, F; KFAC-Stock Market Report. Stan KFWB-Bruce Hayes. KXLA-News, Warwick. *KDAY, KRKD-News. News, Tu.Th. KGER-Wilbur Nelson. 10:05-KFI-My True Story. 12:30-KABC-Bob Cole. 2:55*KABC-News. KFOX-Sentimental Journey. *KFI-News. *KDAY, KFWB-News. KGFJ-World Bible Society. KMPC-Ira Cook (M -Th.). KIEV-Alarm Clock Club. KHJ-Ed Hort. *KLAC, KXLA-News. KWIZ-Gadabout Show. KNX, KFMB-Art Linkletter. MacKinnon. I0:15-KHJ-Te I lo -Test. 3-KABC-Don*KFI, KMPC, KFSD-World News. KBIG-Cataiina Bandstand. KFSD-NBC News. KNX, KFMB-Ma Perkins. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KNX-Philip Norman. KPOL-Melody in High Fidelity. KCSB-Wax Museum. KPOP-Red Blanchard Show. KGER-Dr. Orr Bible Study. KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. *KWIZ-News. KPOP-Clyde Cadwell. KFSD-Listen to Lorraine. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KRKD-Health Talk. * KFAC-News. KXLA-Al Ryfle, Western Music. KFWB-Elliott Field. 8:05-KFI-Hit the Road. 10:30-KFI-Real Life Stories. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. JUST FOR FUN KGER-Dan Pike Show. *KFOX-News Headlines. *KHJ-Gabriel Heatter. KGFJ-Music in the Air. KFMB, KNX-Young Dr. Malone. *KLAC, KFSD-Gentril (to 11 a.m.) with VIOLET SCHRAM KXLA-News. KFAC-Loom of Music. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. KLAC-Music (all day). KGER-Overcoming Life. MONDAY throua_h SATURDAY *KWIZ-News. 8:15*KHJ-News. 12:15 P.M. *KNX-News; David Valle. *KRKD-News; Melodies. *KXLA-News. 10:35-KW-George Crowell. 3:05-KFI-Southland News. *KBIG-3-Star News. KMPC-Kelley Youth Club (Fr.) KGFJ-Serenade in Blue, M. Judge KHJ-George Crowell. 10:40-KMPC-Dodger Warmup (Fr.) KFAC-Keyboard Stylings. Speaks Tu.; Voice of the Blind, Life. W; Your County at Work, Th; 10:45-KNX, KFMB-Road of KFSD-Bud Haley (to 4:55 p.m.). KGER-Rev. LeRoy Kopp. KWIZ-Top Banana. L.A. Fire Dept, F. *KGFJ-News. KMPC-Business News. 10:50 3:15-KFI-Myron J. Bennett. 10:55 *KABC-News. KALI-Voice of S. America. KRKD-Music, M-Country *KDAY, KFAC-News. Church of Hollywood, Tu -F. The POPular station KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon KWIZ-Airazay Show. *KFWB-News. 1020 a rtts Ns1 3:30* KHJ-News. KXLA-Charlie Williams. KMPC-Baseball: (Fri.) Dodgers vs. KNX-Matinee (to 4:30). 8:20-KBIG-Jim Healy-Sports. Cubs. (Doubleheader -Away). KXLA-Cal Worthington. KBIG-Are Ya Listening. KFAC-Morning Interlude. *KPOL-Lew Irwin, News. 12:45-KFI-Record Album Review. KFAC-World of Opera. 8:25-KABC-Sports. -KABC-Bob Cole. *KFAC-Dick Joy, News. KGIL-Melody Time. *KDAY-News. 11 *KFI. KNX-News. 12:50*KGFJ-News. KIEV-Vocal Varieties. KHJ-Just Think, M, W, F.; *KHJ-Five Star News. 12:55*KABC-News. KPOL-Cavalcade of Musrc. Sportlites, Tu -Th. KFAC-Masters in Miniature. *KDAY-News-John Babcock. KWKW-Teddy Fregosa. KLAC-Sam Baiter, Sports. KFWB-Al Jarvis. *KFWB, KPOL-News. 3:35-KHJ-George Crowell. KMPC-Bob Kelly-Sports. KGER-Dr. Louis Talbot. 3:45-KHJ-Lynn Looks at Hollywood. KGFJ-Music Festival. -KABC-Art Nelson. 3:50*KGFJ-News. 8:30-KABC-John Trotter. 1 *KFI-NBC News. KFI-Pat Bishop Reports. KIEV-Guy Lombardo. *KHJ-News. *KIEV-News. KHJ, KGB- KPOP-Clyde Cadwell Show. 3:55 *KDAY-News. *KWIZ-Editorial Report. KNX, KFMB-Arthur Godfrey. *KFWB-News. Bible Institute-M, W, F. *KBLA-Louise Sanders. Haven of Rest-Tu, Th, Sa. KWKW-Martin Becerro. 11:05-KFI, KFSD-Bandstand. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KABC-Don MacKinnon. KNX-Bing Crosby, M, W, F. KFAC-Serenade. 4*KHJ,KGB-Fulton Lewis, Jr. Rosemary Clooney, Tu, Th. KHJ-George Crowell. KNX, KFMB-Right to Happiness. KFWB-Joe Yocam. *KFI-Dave Shaw, News. *KFAC-News-Dick Joy. *KGER-News, Chas. Turner. KGER-Voice China. KWIZ-Gadabout Show. KALI-Hour of Mexico. of KGFJ-Rendezvous with Music. KBLA-Dr. Ben Sweetland. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. 11:15-KNX, KFMB-Second Mrs. Burton. KMPC-Dick Whittinghill. KFAC-Folk Songs and Dances. KIEV-Parade of Bands. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. *KRKD-News. *KXLA-News, Stan Warwick. KPOP-Hunter Hancock (til 4:30) KFAC-Musical Masterpieces. 11:30-KFI-Art Baker's Notebook. KRKD-Record Time. KFWB-Elliott Field. 8:3S-KNX-Bob Crane. *KWIZ-News. KRKD-Sweet Harmonies. *KHJ-News. KGFJ-Musical Moments. KNX, KFMB-The Couple Next Door KXLA-Frank Simon. KIEV-Top Tunes. 8:45-KFI-Andy and Virginia. Matinee. *KPOL-Lew KNX-Howard Miller Show. KBIG-Stock Averages 1:05-KFI-5-Star Irwin-News. KBIG-(Friday) Indianapolis KFAC-Int'l Musk Half. KHJ-Gaylord Hauser. *KWIZ-News. KFOX-Mild and Mellow. Easy Time. Big Car Races. 4:05-KFOX-Take It KFAC-Unity Viewpoint. KWIZ-Top Banana. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. 1:10-KHJ-Hollywood Assignment. KWIZ-Turntoble Show. KGER-Percy Crawford. CLYDE CADWELL SHOW 1:15-KHJ-Maggi McNellis. 4:15-KFI-Caravan-Dick Sinclair. KGFJ-Dr. O. M. Richardson. KBLA-Bing Sings. *KHJ-Frank Hemingway. 8:55*KABC-News. MONDAY THRU FRIDAY *KFWB, KPOL-News. KGER-Christian-Jew Hour. KDAY-Hollywood Report. 10:15 - 12:00 P.M. 1:20-KHJ-George Crowell. KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard (F.). Club. 1:30-KFI-Woman In My House. KPOL-Pop Concert. 9KABC-Breakfast*KFI, KFSD-NBC News. KBIG-Catalina Bandstand. 4:20-KBIG-Jim Healy, Sports. *KHJ-Five Star Newscast. KFAC-Concert Matinee. 4:25-KBLA-Valley Varieties. *KNX, KFMB-News. KGER-Good News In Music. *KDAY-News. KBIG-Secret Sound-Catalina KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. Bandstand. *KXLA-News. 4:30-KHJ-George Fisher. KDAY-Earl McRoberts (til Noon). KALI-Hour of Mexico. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. KFAC-Morning Concert. 1:35-KHJ-Kate Smith. KNX-Point of Law. KFWB-M Jarvis. (til Noon.) The POPutnr station 1020 KXLA-Frank Simon. KBLA-Lawrence Welk. KGER-Lutheran Hour. 1:45-KFI-Pepper Young's Family. KGER-Health Talk. KGFJ-Time for Music. KGER-Sunshine Mission. KBLA-L.A. County Schools KIEV-Musical Matinee. KIEV-Record Review. KIEV-Guy Lombardo. KFSD-Affairs of Dr. Gentry. KPOL-Pop Concert. KPOL-Melody in High Fidelity. KPOL-Merchant's Quiz. 1:50*KGFJ-News. KPOP-Art Laboe Show. KRKD-Modern Melodies. KXLA-Hometown Jamboree. 1:55*KDAY, KFWB-News. 4:35-KNX-Godfrey Ford Show. *KWIZ-News. 11:35-KHJ-Queen For A Day. MacKinnon. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. KWKW-Teddy Fregoso. KALI-Salvador Hernandez. 2KABC-Don*KFI, KFSD-NBC News. KMPC-Kelley Youth Club (M.). 9:05-KFI-Andy and Virginia. 11:45*KFI-Pot Bisnop News. *KHJ-Bob Freed-News 4:40-KMPC-Dodger Warmup (M.). KHJ-Garden Guide. KNX, KFMB-Pat Buttram. *KNX, KFMB-CBS News. 4:45-KHJ, KGB-Cliff Engle. KNX, KFMB-Peter and Mary Show KGER-Dan Gilbert. KALI-Mario Rey. KGER-Mary Livingstone. KWIZ-Airazay Show. KRKD-Lawrence Welk. KFWB-Joe Yocam. 4:50* KGFJ-News. 9:15-KHJ-Radioways to Learning. 11:50*KGFJ-Business News, M, W, F; KGER-Social Security. 4:55* KABC-News. KNX, KFMB-Backstage Wife. News, Tu, Th. KGFJ-Musical Matinee. *KFSD-News. KBLA-Italian Melodies. *KIEV-News. KMPC-Baseball: (Fri.) Dodgers.. KMPC-Baseball: (M.) Dodgers vs. 9:30-KFI-Ladies Day. 11:55*KABC-News. vs. Cubs. (2nd game). Philadelphia (Away). W-RADIO LIFE PAGE 41 RadiO rogs MONDAY, MAY 26 TUESDAY, MAY 27 5*KABC-Leonard Shane. KMPC-Bill Stewart. ed*KABC-Leonard Shone. KWKW-Manolete (drama). *KFI-5 O'Clock Report. KXLA-Toastmasters. *KFI-5 O'Clock Report. 7:30*KFI, KFSD-Morgan Beatty. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. 7:55* KF W B-News. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. *KHJ-Gabriel Heather. *KNX, KFMB-Edw. R. Murrow. *KNX, KFMB-Edward R. Murrow. KNX, KFMB-Robert Q. Lewis. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. 8*KFI-News. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KFAC-Echoes and Encores. KFWB-Elliott Field. *KHJ, KNX-News. KFWB-Elliott Field. KGER-Rev. Victor Glenn. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KFAC-Evening Concert. KGER-Aubrey Lee. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. KIEV-What's New. KFWB-Mitch Reed. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KRKD-Health Talk. *KLAC, KFSD-News. KGF)-World Bible Society. KIEV-What's New. 7:35-KHJ-Squad Room. *KPOL-Lew Irwin-News. KPOL-Evening Vespers. *KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. 7:45-KFI, KFSD-Life and the World. 5:05-KABC-Don MacKinnon. KWKW-Angel Lerma. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard. KPOL-Commuter s Carousel. *KXLA-News. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. KXLA-Mary Burke King. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. 8:05-KFI, Groucho Marx. 5:05-KABC-Don MacKinnon. 7:50-KNX-Pre-Fight News. 5:15-KABC-News & Airwatch. KW-Harry Lime. KPOL-Commuter's Carousel. 7:55* KFWB-News. *KFI-Rollie Thomas-News. KNX, KFMB-Rusty Draper. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. *KFSD, KW-News. *KHJ-Sid Fuller. 8:15-KGFJ-Air Force Show. KMPC-Baseball: Dodgers vs. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. KXLA-Al Ryfle-Music. Pittsburgh (Away). 8 *KFI-News. *KBIG-3 Star News. 8:25*KABC-News. 5:15*KABC-News & Airwatch. -*KNX, KFMB-News. KDAY-John Olds-Sports. KGFJ-Standby for Music. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. KFAC-Evening Concert. KFOX-Today in Sports. 8:30-KABC-Roger Carroll. *KHJ-Sid Fuller. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. *KHI-News. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. KGFJ-World Bible Society. 5:25-KABC-Hank Weaver Sports. KNX-Business News. *KBIG-3 Star News. *KLAC, KXLA-News. KDAY-Sports Beat. KFMB-Amos 'n Andy. KDAY-John Olds-Sports. KMPC-Bill Stewart. KLAC-Som Baiter, Sports. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KFOX-Todoy in Sports. 8:05-KFI, KFSD-Nightline. Pimpernel. 5:30*KABC-William Winter. KPOL-Union Rescue Mission. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KHJ-Scarlet *KFI-Feature Wire. 8:35*KHJ-Reporters Roundup. 5:25*KABC-Hank Weaver. KNX, KFMB-Rusty Draper. *KHJ-News. KNX-World Tonight. KDAY-Sports Beat. 8:15-KGFJ-Social Security. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. 8:45-KGFJ-Dr. O. M. Richardson. KLAC-Sam Bolter; Sports. KXLA-Al Ryfle Music. KDAY-Pete Smith. 8:50*KNX-World Tonight. 5:30-KABC-William Winter. 8:25* KABC-News. *KFI-Feature Wire. 8:30-KABC-Roger Carroll. KFAC-Continental Varieties. 8:55*KABC-News. *KHJ-News. KFSD-Man on the Go. *KFI, KFSD-NBC News. *KHJ-News. KIEV-Record Parade. KNX-Eric Sevareid. *KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KNX-Business News. Deacon. * KBLA-Motor Classics. KGFJ-College of Div. Science. KXLA-Squeakin' KFWB-News. Hour. 5:35-KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. 8:35-KHJ-Army KABC-Roger Carroll. KFAC-Continental Varieties. KNX-World Tonight. 5:40-KABC-Airwatch Report. 8:45-KGER-Don Gilbert. 5:45*KABC-Orvol Anderson-News. 9 KFI, KFSD-Telephone Hour. KFOX-Ten Top Tunes. *KFI-News Final. *KHJ-News. KFSD-Mon on the Go. KGF)-Dr. O. M. Richardson. KHJ-Cleve Hermann. *KNX-News. KGER-Builders of Faith. 8:55* KA BC-News. *KNX, KGF)-Musical Reveries. KNX-Eric Sevareid. KFMB-Frank Goss. KFMB-Stereo Showcase. *KFWB, KFSD-News. KIEV-Sports. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KIEV-Record Parade. 5:55*KNX-Local News. KGF)-Harlem House Party. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. Carroll. *KDAY, KFWB-News. KPOL-Bible Class. 5:35-KHJ-Traffic Tunes. 9KABC-Roger*KFI, KFSD-News. KRKD-Health Talk. KWKW-Lotin Music. 5:40-KABC-Airwatch Report. *KHJ, 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson, News. KNX-News. *KPOL-Lew Irwin-News. KXLA-Losh Lazaar. KFOX-Jazz Scene. 9:05-KHJ-Music. *KFI-Dave Shaw, News. Hermann. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KNX-City Editor. KHJ-Cleve KGER-Abe Schneider. 6*KABC-Ed. R.Morgan. 9:15-KNX-Storyteller. *KNX, KFMB-Frank Goss. KIEV-Sports. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. *KFI-Bill Haworth. 9:30-KFI-The American Way. KPOL-Bible Class. *KHJ-Five Star News. *KHJ-News. 5:50 *KGFJ-News. 5:55*KNX-Local Nºws. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. KNX-Sports Storey. KNX-Weather & You. *KDAY, 9:05-KFI, KFSD-Nightline. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KFSD-Dance Time (to 11 p.m.). KFWB-News. -News. KHJ-Music. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show. KMPC-Dance Time. *KPOL-Lew Irwin Editor. *KABC-Edward R. Morgan. KNX-City *KFAC-News. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 9:15-KW-Here's To Vets. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KWKW-Teddy Fegoso. 6*KFI-Bill Haworth. KNX-The Storyteller. *KFSD-NBC News. 9:35-KHJ-Jock Wagner. *KHJ-Five Star News. 9:30* KHJ-News. KGFJ-Request Performance- KNX-Answer Please. KNX-Sports Storey. KNX-President Eisenhower. KGER-Back to the Bible. 9:45-KHJ-University Explorer. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KGER-Orr Bible Study. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. KNX-Take Fifteen. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show. *KFAC, KFSD-San Diego Nightline. See FM Logs for details. 9:55*KABC-News. KLAC-News. KMPC-Dance Time. 6:05-KFAC-Dinner Concert. *KFWB-News. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KPOL-Friendship Hour. 6:10-KFSD-San Diego Nightline. KGER-Back to the Bible. 9:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. 6:15-KABC-John Daly. Caroll. KGFJ-Request Perf. KNX-Answer Please. KFI-Sports Report. 1 OKABC-Roger*KHJ-News. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. 9:45-KNX-Political Campaign. KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. *KFI, KFSD-NBC News. See FM Logs for details. 9:55 *KFWB-News. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. *KNX, KFMB-Richfield Reporter. KRKD-Tops in Pops. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. KFWB-Bill Ballante 6:05-KFAC-Dinner Concert. Caroll. 6:25-KABC-Paul Harvey. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KFSD-Point of Law. 1 0KABC-Roger*KFI-News. KLAC-Som Bolter, Sports. KFWB-Bill Ballante. 6:10-KFSD-San Diego Nightime. * KHJ-News. 6:30*KABC-Bob Ferris-News. KPOL-String Shift. 6:15-KABC-John Daly. *KNX, KFMB-Richfield Reporter. KFI-City News Desk KWKW-Walt's Records. KFI-Sports Report, Rollie Thomas. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KHJ-Bill Stern. KXLA-Western Ballroom. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. KFWB-Bill Ballance. KNX-Phil Rizzuto-Sports. 10:05-KFI-Elmer Peterson. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. KGER-Dr. Pierce Brooks. KBIG-Hollywood Park Race. KHJ-Barry Gray. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. KPOL-String Shift KBLA-Phil Goodman. 10:15-KFI-A Joy Forever. 6:25-KABC-Paul Harvey. KXLA-Western Ballroom. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. KLAC-Som Bolter, Sports. 10:05*KFI-News-Elmer Peterson. KFMB-Dinner Music. * KGER-News. 6:30*KABC-Bob Ferris-News. KHJ-Barry Gray. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. KFI-City News Desk. 10:15-KFI-A Joy Forever. *KPOL-News Tonight. *KHJ-News. *KHJ-Bill Stern. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. KXLA-Frank Simon. KNX-Philip Norman. KNX-Phil Rizzuto. *KGER-News. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. KFMB-The Storyteller. KBIG-Hollywood Park Race. 10:20-KFI-Your Favorite Hymns. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. 10:35-KHJ-Barry Gray. KBLA-Phil Goodman. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. 6:45-KABC-Sports. 10:45-KFI-Al Poska Show. KFAC-Musical Milestones. *KHJ-News. KFI-Financial Review. KFMB-Moondial. KGF)-Christion Chapel. *KNX-Philip Norman. *KGFJ-Business News. 10:55 *KABC-News. KRKD-Right To Live. (Span.). KMPC-Dance Time. KPOL-Music a la Carte. *KFWB-News. KXLA-Frank Simon, Music. 10:35-KHJ-Barry Gray. 6:55*KABC-People in News. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. 10:45-KFI-Al Posko. KFI-Weather Summary. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KFMB-Moondial. *KFWB-News. -KABC-Roger Carol!. 6:4.5-KABC-Sports. 10:55*KFWB-News. 11 *KFI, KFSD-NBC News. KFI-Financial Review. * KHJ-Newswheel. KGER-Country Church. *KFI-11th Hour News. *KABC-John Vandercook. *KNX-Wm. Keneally-News. *KGFJ-News. 11 *KHJ-Newswheel. 7*KFI, KFSD-NBC News. KFWB-Bill Bollance. KPOL-Music A La Carte. *KNX-Wm. Kenneally-News. *KHJ-Fulton Lewis Jr. KGER-Clarence Welch. 6:55*KABC-People In News. KGER-Clarence Welch. *KNX, KFMB-News. KWKW-L & L Show. KFI-Weather Summary. KFWB-Bill Ballante. KFAC-Interlude. KXLA-Lash Lazaar. *KFWB-News. KXLA-Lash Lozaar KFWB-Mitchell Reed. 11:05*KFI-Al Posko-News. 7*KABC-John Vandercook. 11:05*KFI-Calif. News. KGFJ-Gabriel Figueroa 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Rcund. *KFI, KFSD-NBC News. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. KXLA-Gene 11:15-KFI-Sports, Rollie Thomas. Final. O'Quinn. Diego *KM-Fulton Lewis Jr. 11:15-KFI-Soorts 7:05-KABC-Music. KFSD-San Nightline. KNX, KFMB-News. 11:30-KFI-Eleven Thirty Special. KFI-"Relax"-Al Posko 11:30-KFI-Al Posko-11:30 Special. KNX-Music 'til Dawn. KNX-Music 'Til Dawn. KFAC-Interlude. KNX, KFMB-Masters of Melody. *KABC-News. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KXLA-Western Ballroom. 7:10-KABC-Roger Carroll. 11:55 KGER-Family Bible Hour. 7:15-KHJ-Answer Man. KGF)-Gabriel Figueroa -KABC-Rourke in Hollywood. KWKW-Manolete (drama.) KABC-Jack Rourke. *KRKD-News. 12 KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). 7:30*KFI, KFSD--Morgan Beatty. 12 KFI-Ben Hunter (51/2 hours). KWIZ-Ron Cameron (to 12). KBLA-Symphony Sid. KW-Gabriel Heather. KFAC-Music Out of the Night. KXLA-Gene O'Quinn. KFAC-Music Out of the Night. KNX, KFMB-Robert Q. Lewis. KFWB-Ted Quillin (to 6 a.m.). 7:05-KABC-Muslc. KFWB-Ted Quillin (to 6 a. m.). KFAC-Echoes & Encores. KGFJ-Rhythm and Blues. KFI-Relax-Al Poska KGFJ-Rhythm & Blues. KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard. KLAC-Downbeat (til 6 a.m.) KNX, KFMB-Masters of Melody. KLAC-Downbeat (til 6 a.m.) KPOL-Listen to Lindy. *KMPC-News-Vol Clenard. KRKD-Dinner Music. KMPC-John McShane. 7:35-KHJ-True Detective Mysteries. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). 7:10-KABC-Roger Carroll. KPOL-The Big Show (5 hours). 7:45-KFI, KFSD-life & World. KXLA-Jack Morris (til 5 a.m.). 7:15-KW-Answer Man. KXLA-Jack Morris. till 5 o.m. PAGE 42 TV-RADIO LIFE WEDNESDAY, MAY 28 THURSDAY, MAY 29

5*KABC-Leonard Shane. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. 5*KABC-Leonord Shane. KFAC-Echoes and Encores. *KFI-Five O'Clock Report. 7:35-KHJ-Exploring Tomorrow. *KFI-5 O'Clock Report. KPOL-Listen to Lindy. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. KWKW-Rosary Hour. KHJ, KGB-Bill Brundige. KRKD-Health Talk. *KNX, KFMB-Edw. R. Murrow. 7:45-KFI, KFSD-Life and the Hour. *KNX, KFMB-Edw. R. Murrow. 7:35-KHJ-Scotland Yard. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. KMPC-Baseball Scoreboard. KFAC-Sunset Serenade. 7:45-KFI, KFSD-Life and the World. KFWB-Elliott Field. KXLA-Calif. Teachers. KFWB-Elliott Field. KRKD-Catholic Hour. *KFSD-News Hour. 7:55*KFWB-News. *KFSD-Big Hour News. KXLA-Federated Women. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. 8*KFI, KHJ-News. KGER-Aubrey Lee. 7:55*KFWB-News. KIEV-What's New. *KNX, KFMB-News. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. *KMPC-News; Johnny Grant. KFAC-Evening Concert. KIEV-What's New. *KFI-News. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. *KLAC, KWKW-News. 8 *KHJ-News. KRKD-Ten Top Tunes. KGER-Voice of China. *KMPC-News. *KNX, KFMB-News. 5:05-KABC-Don MacKinnon. KGFJ-World Bible Society. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. KFAC-Evening Concert. 5:10-KFI- Southland Weather. KMPC-Bill Stewart. 5:05-KABC-Don MacKinnon. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KMPC-Baseboll: Dodgers vs. *KXLA-Lou Stevens. KMPC-Johnny Grant. KGFJ-World Bible Society. Pittsburgh (Away). 8:05-KFI-People Are Funny. 5:10-KFI-Southland Weather. KPOL--Evening Vespers. 5:15*KABC-News & Airwatch. KNX, KFMB-Rusty Draper. 5:15*KABC-News & Airwatch. *KXLA-News, Lou Stevens. *KFI-Rollie Thomas. KHJ-Horatio Hornbiower. *KF(-Rollie Thomas, News. 8:05-KFI, KFSD-Nightline. KHJ-Sid Fuller. KFSD-Nightline. KHJ-Sid Fuller. KHJ-Harry Lime. *KNX-Carroll Alcott, 8:15-KGFJ-Ski-Side. *KNX-Carroll Alcott. KNX, KFMB-Rusty Draper Show. *KBIG-3 Star News. KPPC-World of Music. *KBIG-3 Star News. 815* KHJ-News. KDAY-John Olds-Sports. KXLA-Music-Al Ryfle. KDAY-John Olds-Sports. KNX--World Tonight. KFOX-Today in Sports. 8:30-KFI, KFSD-Nighline. KFOX-Today in Sports. KGFJ-College Div. Science. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. * KHJ-News. KWKW-Ernesto Cervera. KXLA-Al Ryfle, Music. 5:25*KABC-Hank Weaver. *KNX-Business News. 5:25*KABC-Hank Weaver. 8:30-KNX-Business News. KDAY-Sports Beat. KFMB-Amos 'n Andy. KDAY-Sports Beat. 8:35-KHJ-By The People. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. KGER-Mail From God. KLAC-Som Bolter, Sports. KNX-World Tonight. 5:30*KABC-William Winter. KPOL-Union Rescue Mission. 5:30-KABC-William Winter, 8:45-KGER-Dan Gilbert. *KFI-Feature Wire. KGFJ--College Div. Science. *KFI-Feature Wire. KGFJ-Dr. O. M. Richardson. *KHJ-News. 8:35-KHJ-Fomily Theater. *KHJ-News. 8:55* KABC-News. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. KNX-World Tonight. KNX, KFMB-Tom Harmon. *KNX-Eric Sevareid. KBLA-Motor Classics. 8:45-KGFJ-Dr. O. M. kichardson. KFAC-Continental Varieties. *KFWB-News. KDAY-Earl McDaniel. 8:55 *KABC-News. KFOX-Top Ten Tunes. KFAC-Continental Varieties. KNX-Eric Sevareid. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. KGER-Builders of Faith. *KFWB-News. KIEV-Record Parade. KABC-Roger Carroll. KGFJ-Musical Reveries. 9y KABC--Roger Carroll. KRKD-Santa Anita Results. 7*KFI, KHJ-News. KIEV-Record Parade. 7*KFI, KHJ-News. KXLA-Squeakin' Deacon. *KNX-News. KXLA-Squeokin' Deacon. *KNX-News. 5:35-KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KFOX-Jazz Scene. 5:35-KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KFOX-Jazz Scene. 5:40-KABC-Airwatch Report. KFMB-Moondial. 5:40-KABC-Airwatch Report. KFMB-Stereo Showcase. 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson-News. KFWB-Bill Ballonce. 5:45*KABC-Orval Anderson. *KFI-Dave Shaw. KGER-Concert. KFWB-Bill Ballonce. KGFJ-Horlem *KFI-Dave Shaw. KGFJ-Harlem House Party. KHJ-Cleve Hermann. House Party. KHJ-Cleve Hermann. KGIL-Parade of Stars. *KNX, KfMB-Frank Goss. KGIL-Musical Scrapbook. *KNX, KFMB-Fronk Goss. KPPC-Serenode in Song. KIEV-Sports. KPOL-Bible Class. KIEV-Sports. KXLA-lash Lazaar. 5:50*KGFJ-News. KXLA Lash Lozaar. 5:50*KGFJ-News. 9:05-KFI, KFSD-Nightline. 5:55*KNX-local News. 9:05-KFI, KFSD-Nightline. 5:55*KNX-Local News. KHJ-Music. *KDAY, KFWB-News. KNX-City Editor. *KDAY, KFWB-News. KNX-City Editor. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. 9:15-KHJ-Music We Love. *KPOL-Lew Irwin -News. 9:15-KHJ-Forward March. KNX-The Storyteller. 6*KABC-Edward R. Morgan. KNX-The Storyteller. 6*KABC-Edward R. Morgan. 9:30*KHJ-News. *KFI-Bill Haworth. KGER-Christian Counseling. *KFI-Bill Haworth. KNX-The Great Challenge. *KHJ-Five Star News. 9:30-KFI-KFI Calling. *KHJ-Five Srar News. KMPC-Dance Time. KNX-Sports Storey. *KHJ-News. KNX-Sports Storey. KPOL-Friendship Hour. KDAY-Frank Pollack. KNX-Weather & You. *KFAC, KLAC-News. 9:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. *KFAC, KLAC-News. KFSD-Son Diego Nightline. KFOX-Johnny Otis Show 9:55* KABC-News. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. KGER-Bible Study. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. *KFWB-News KGER-Back to the Bible. KMPC-Dance Time. KGFJ-Request Perf. KGFJ-Request Perf. KPOL-Friendship Hour. KMPC-Kelley Sports Parade. Caron. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theatre. 9:35-KHJ-Jack Wagner. KPOL-Musical Comedy Theater. 1 0-KABC-Roger See FM Logs for details. KNX-Answer Please. See FM Logs for details. 6:05-KFAC-Dinner Concert. *KFI-News. 9:45-KNX-Take Fifteen. 6:05*KHJ-News. *KNX, KFMB-Richfield Reporter. 6:10-KFSD-Son Diego Nightline. 9:55 *KABC-News. KFAC-Dinner Concert. 6:15-KABC-John Daly. 6:15-KABC-John Daly. KBLA-Hol Derwin. *KFWB-News. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. KFI-Sports Report. KABC-Roger Caron.. KFI-Sports Report. *KHJ-Virgil Pinkley. Pinkley. KFWB-Bill Ballonce. 1 O* KHJ-News. *KHJ-Virgil KGER-Dr. Pierce Brooks. *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. *KFI-NBC *KNX, KFMB-Lowell Thomas. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. News. KPOL-String Shift. *KNX, KFMB-Richfield Reporter. *KMPC-Local and World News. 6:25-KABC-Paul Harvey. KWKW-Rodolfo Hoyos. KXLA-Western Ballroom. KLAC-Som Bolter, Sports. KBLA-Hal Derwin. 10:05*KFI-Elmer Peterson. KFAC-Crossroads of Music. 6:25-KABC-Paul Harvey. 6:30*KABC-Bob Ferris-News. KLAC-Sam Bolter, Sports. KHJ-Barry Gray. KFI-City News Desk. KFWB-Bill Ballonce. 10:15-KFI-A Joy Forever. KGER-Dr. Pierce Brooks. 6:30-KABC-Bob Ferris-News. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. *KHJ-Bill Stern. KPOL-String Shift. KFI-City News Desk. * KGER-News. KNX-Phil Rizzuto-Sports. Ballroom. *KHJ-Bill Stern. KBIG-Hollywood Park Race. KXLA-Western 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. 10:05*KFI-Elmer Peterson. KNX-Phil Rizzuto. *KHJ-News. KBLA-Phil Goodman. KHJ-Barry Gray. KBIG-Hollywood Park Roce. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KBLA-Phi! Goodman. KNX-Phil Norman. KFMB-Dinner Music. 10:15-KFI-A Joy Forever. KFMB-Storyteller. KNX-Tom Hanlon-Sports. KFMB-Dinner Music. KMPC-Dance Time. KGER-Rev. Al Harlan. *KGER-News. KFAC-Musical Milestones. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. KGFJ-Christian Chapel. 10:35-KHJ-Barry Gray. *KPOL-Lew Irwin-News. 10:30-KFI-This Thing Called Life. 10:45-KFI-AI Poska. *KHJ-News. KMPC-Bill Stewart (til 9:30). KFMB-Moondial. KXLA-Frank Simon, Music. KXLA-Fronk Simon. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. *KNX-Philip Norman. 10:55*KABC-News. KMPC-Dance Time. 6:35-KNX-Amos 'n' Andy Music Hall. *KFWB-News. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. KHJ-Traffic Tunes. 6:45-KABC-Sports. 10:35--KHJ--Barry Gray. 10:45-KFI-AI Poska Shaw. 6:45-KABC-Sports. KFI-Financial Review. KFMB-Moondial. KFI-Financial Review. -KABC-Roger Carol'. KGER-Little Country Church. *KGFJ-News. 11 *KFI-NBC News. *KGFJ-Business News. 10:55* KABC-News. *KFWB-News. 6:55-KABC-People In News. *KHJ-Newswheel. KPOL-Music A La Corte. KFI-Weather Summary. *KNX-Wm. Kenneolly. 6:55-KABC-People In News. 4 *KFI-NBC News. *KFWB-News. 3 e *KHJ-Newswheel. KGER-Clarence Welch. *KFWB-News. KFWB-Bill Ballante. *KNX-Wm. Kenneally-News. 7*KABC-John Vandercook. * KABC-John Vandercook. KWKW-L & L Show. KGER-Clarence Welch. *KFI, KFSD-NBC 7*KFI, KFSD-NBC News. KFWB--Bill Ballonce. News. KXLA-lash Lazaar. Lewis Jr. *KHJ-Fulton Lewis, Jr, News. *KHJ-Fulton KWKW-L & L Show. 11:05*KFI-Calif. *KNX-News. KNX, KFMB-News. 11:10-KNX-Merry Go Round. KXLA-Cash Lazaar. KFAC-Interlude. KFAC-Interlude. 11:05*KFI-News Highlights. 11:15-KFI-Sports, Rollie Thomas. KFWB-Mitchell Reed. 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KOLA-Afternoon Desk-(til 5) 6:05-KFAC-Curtain Calls Music, News, Interviews 6:15-KGLA-Serenade in Blue KRHM-Frankly Jazz-Frank Evans 6:30-KFAC-Ballet Time TARADIO LOGS Spotlights "The Fabulous KGLA-Pastels in Combo Dorseys"-The last recordings KHOF-Melody Time made by Tommy and Jimmy KPO1-Refer to AM Logs Dorsey. 6:35-KMLA-Soft Lights & Sweet Music KNOB-Pat Henry Show (til 5 p.m.) 6:45-KHOF-Gospel Sing KMLA-Holiday for Hi-Fi (til 5) KGLA-Pastels in Combo KUTE-Musical Sketchbook- at the Moulin SATURDAY KHOF-Selected Music News and Music (til 4) 7-KBMS-"DinnerRouge." Host: Art Kevin. (til 9 KDWC-Hymns of Our Faith 3-KCBH-Music on the Lighter Side p.m.) -KFAC-Music HallKGLA-London KFAC-Coffee Cup Concert (til 8) KFAC-Concerto 1 Calling KOLA-Candlelight and Crystal KPOL-Refer to AM logs til 3:30 3:30-KFAC-Musical Holiday KUTE-Varities in Rhythm- KHOF-Accent on Youth KHOF-Sheril Paulsen 11:05-KMLA-Magic Music KPOL-Pop Concert-Cyril KRHM-Bob Devine Show (til 10) 6:15-KDWC-Morning Devotions Ornandel conducts "My Fair 6:45-KDWC-Public Service 11:30-KFAC-To France with Music 7:15-KHOF-Music of the Master KHOF-Sacred Music (til 5 p.m.) lady', Symphonic Suite KDWC-Koffee Klub (till a.m.) 7:30-KCBH (with KMLA)-Evening It KCBH-Artistry in Rhythm Stereo "Broadway Spectacle"- 7 KHOF-Pipe Organ A KCBH-Artistry in Dixie-Side I 1 4 KFAC-Musical Masterpieces Norman Leyden's Orch. KRHM-Paul Rhone Show 2 KDWC-Luncheon Melodies KPOL-Refer to AM Logs til 6:00 KDWC-Jazz Heritage 7:30-KGLA-Morning Chapel Hour KFAC-Luncheon Concert KUTE-Prelude-(til 6) KHOF-Dinner Concert KHOF-Music The 1st Movement from KCBH-Pipes and Pedals (organ) KRHM-Bob Devine Show 7:45-KRHM-The Rosary Hour- "Serenade in E Major for Father Peter J. Conroy Strings" (Dvorak); Sanguine: 5 KFAC-Sunset Serenade 8-KCBH-Concerto from Coldwater 2nd Variation from "The Four Overture to "The Grande KCBH-FM in the AM (til noon) Canyon-(til midnight). Host: Temperaments" (Hindemith); Duchess of Gerolstein" Dave MacNeill. 8 KFAC-Your Soloist Prologue and Siegfried's Rhine (Offenbach); Andante KDWC-Downbeat at Sunrise Cantabile from the Quartet in KHOF-Songs Journey from "Die Gotter- KFAC-Evening Concert (til 10) KRHM-Jim Ameche Show- dammerung" (Wagner); D, Op. 11 (Tchaikovsky); KGLA-The Night and the Music (til 10 a.m_) Dance of the Seven Veils from Valse from the ballet "Helen KHOF-Pipe Organ 8:05-KGLA-Music for Meditation "Salome" (Richard Strauss), of Troy" (Offenbach-Dorati) KMLA-Cross' Corner KMLA-Harling's Hi-Fi Cycle Scherzo from "A Midsummer KGLA-This Is Capitol KNOB-Sleepy's Hollow- Stanley H. Bailes KHOF-Afternoon Melodies 8:15-KGLA-Dr. Night's Dream" (Mendelssohn) (til 11 p.m.)-Sleepy Stein KHOF-Songs of Roy Robles KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan KNOB-Man About Jazz- KUTE-Serenade to the Stars 8:20-KFAC-Morning Interlude KNOB-Swing Paul Werth-(til 8 p.m.) (til 9:45) 8:30-KGLA-Light and Fantastic Sesma (til 2) KRHM-Strictly from Dixie- KRHM-Chico Show 8:30-KHOF-Prelude to Worship KHOF-Sacred Songsters 12:05-KUTE-Luncheon Musicale-(til 2) 5:05-KMLA-Magic Music 8:45-KFAC-Unity Viewpoint 12:30-KMLA (with KCBH) Saturday in 5:30-KCBH-Holiday in Hawaii KHOF-Sacred Music 11:30) KFAC-Caucasian Memories (til Concert- Stereo - Hosted by Hurling. 9 KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight-with KFAC-Morning "Jazz Erotica" KHOF-Sacred Reflections KHOF-Back to the Bible for Howard Hodgkins (til midnight) Children KCBH-Artistry in Dixie-Side II Melodies 9:45-KHOF-Little Pilgrim Chapel KUTE-Serenade in Swing- 1 KDWC-Larry Siebert Show 6-KCBH-Dinner(til 7:30) KUTE-Invitation to Relax KDWC-Dinner Melodies 7:30) Music, Weather, News Til Noon KFAC-Serenade (til (til midnight) 9:30-KFAC-Concert Grand KGLA-Bandstand KGLA-Hi Fi Melody KHOF-Songsters. KFAC-Crossroads of Music- KHOF-Ranger Bill 1:05-KMLA-Adventures in Hi Fi KPOL-Musical Comedy Theatre- 1 0 10-11 p.m.-Hamlet Overture Bandstand 1:30-KCBH-Musical Comedy Matinee- "West Side Story"-Carol Fantasia (Tchaikovsky); 1 (til 3) 10-Hi-Fi0 KFAC-Concert Stage KDWC-Saturday Lawrence, Larry Kurt, Original Prelude In G Minor, Op. 23, KGLA-Lawrence Welk Serenade- N.Y. cast. No. 5 (Rachmaninoff); Concerto (til 6 p.m.) KHOF-Prairie Children's Hour KRHM-Around the World in Hi Fi Grosso No. 2 for String KRHM-Bob Devine Show- 2-KFAC-Saturday Matinee- Frank Evans hosts Quartet and String Orch. 10:30-KFAC-Pacific Holiday (til 3:30 p.m.) KUTE-Candlelight Rhapsodies (Bloch). PAGE 44 TV-RADIO LIFE *KABC 95.5 KCBH .... 98.7 KGLA .... 103.5 **KPLA .... 10.4.3 KBMS 105.9 KDWC .... 98.3 *KHJ 101.1 KPOI. .... 93.9 KFAC .... 92.3 KHOF .... 49.5 KRHM .... 94.7 KFMU 97.1 KMLA .... 100.3 KRKD .... 96.3 **Mon: Fri. only *KFOX 102.3 KNOB .... 97.9 KUSC 91.5 *Refer to A.M. Logs *KNX 93.1 KUTE 101.9 'Background music unless otherwise indicated KPCS 89.3 KXLU .... 88.7

11 p.m. to midnight-Sinfonia (Bartok); "Symphonic Dances"; 6:15-KDWC-Morning Devotions (Barber); Pastorale for Oboe, Number 8, Op. 3 in D Major Velvet Brass' Jackie Gleason 6:45-KDWC-Public Service Strings and Harp (Hanson) No. 5 and his Orchestra; "Taboo" Symphonic Sketch: Hobgoblin Bononcini); Concertino KDWC-Koffee Klub (til 10 a.m.) (Pergoiesi); Symphony No. 88 The Exotic Sounds of Arthur (Chadwick); The White Peacock (Haydn); Bolero (Ravel). Lyman; "The Gypsy Princess"; 7 KPOL-Refer to AM logs til 3:30 (Griffes); Savannah River KHOF-Sacred Music (tit 11:30) "Toccatas for Organ" Robert KRHM-Paul Rhone Show Holiday (Nelson). KRHM-Theodore Bikel at Home Owen at the Console of Christ 7:45-KRHM-The Rosary Hour- KGLA-Fiesta in Manhattan In Greenwich Village. Theo Church of Bronxville, New York with Father Peter J. Conroy KPLA-Star Jazz Band-(til 2 p.m.) features "Gene and KFAC-County Museum Concert KPCS-Mon, Wed, Fri-News Francesco". New Album of KXLU-Loyola Jamboree KCBH-FM in the AM (til noon) Tues-College goes to Jazz folk songs by Gene Raskin, KFAC-Musical Masterpieces 8 KPCS-Request Time Thurs-Listen and Learn Professor of Architecture at 4 KGLA-Organ-(3il 6 p.m.) KRHM-The Advertising World KRHM-Chico Sesma Show (cil 2) Columbia University, and his KXLU-Jazz for Moderns (advertising news from Media, 12:05-KMLA-LP Preview wife. Also an in -person KUTE-Prelude-(til 6) Agencies, Clients) Mary KPCS-Mon-Destination appearance by the Kingston KDWC-Chess Showcase Saltzman-Dick Freed. Relaxation Trio. KFAC-Concert Favorites 8:05-KGLA-Music for Meditation Wed-Artistry in Albums 5 KMLA-Sanders Meanders -KRHM-Musical Museum KHOF-Gospel Sing Fri-Music we love KNOB-Latin Beat KRHM-Jim Ameche show- KUTE-Luncheon Musicale-Music, Les Claypool, Jr. (tit midnight) (til 10 a.m.) KNOB-Paul Werth Show- KRHM-Carrol RJghter-Astrological Business News, Weather (cil 2) forecasts. Actress Mari 8:15-KGLA-Dr. Stanley H. 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(cil 2 p.m.) Jim Fisher KHOF-Music Sports, Weather (cil 5) KRHM-Voice of Prophecy- KXLU-Opus (til 9:30) 11:05-KMLA-Magic Music Rev. H. M. S. Richards 7:30-KDWC-Evening Concert 2:30-KFAC-Pops Concert of Summer, KPCS- 9:15-KHOF-College Chapel Hour Brigg Fair, Song Mon-Words and Music 9:30-KHOF-Sacred Music (Delius); Piano Concerto Tues-Variations in Music KMLA -Hari ing's Hi-Fi Cycle - Jenkins Show- (Schumann); Suite Number in Hi -Fidelity KRHM-Bill Three (Tchaikovsky); Ports of Wed-Adventures 3 KPLA-Mike Thomas Show (con't tit noon) Thurs-Variations in Music 3:05-KFAC-Keyboard Stylings Call (Ibert). Fri-Concert Hall-(til noon) 1 0-KCBH-Light Opero Theatre- KFAC-Concert Classics 3:30-KFAC-World of Opera Hosted by Gordon Karrell KHOF-Sacred Music 11:15-KFAC-Folk Songs and Dances KPOL-Pop Concert- KFAC-Lyrics in Chorus KFAC-S.A.S. Concert 11:30-KFAC-International Music Hall Mon-Igor Garin sings concert KGLA-Hi-Fi Melody (Sil 1) 8 KGLA-The Night and the Music KHOF-Faith in Hi-Fi (til 5 p.m.) favorites KHOF-Morning Worship- (til midnight) KPCS-Mon-Anything Goes Tues-Mantovani conducts (til noon) KHOF-Chopel Melodies (Live) Tues-Classical Interlude familiar classics 10:05-KMLA-Sanders Meanders KUTE-Serenode to the Stars- Wed-Jazz: Hot and Sweet Wed-Jan Peerce sings romantic 10:30-KFAC-Symphonic Varieties (til 9:45) Thurs-Legends in Music songs of Italy Presbyterian 8:05-KMLA-Cross' Corner Thurs-Shirley Jones and Jack 8:30-KHOF-Sacred Music Cassidy sing Operetta Duets 1 1 -KDWC-ArcadiaChurch (Remote) KCBH-Noontime Tunetime 8:45-KHOF-Cathedral Echoes 1 KDWC-Fairgrove Hour Fri-Mario Lanza sings famous KFAC-Sunday Showcase KFAC-Sunday Evening Concert Arias and songs from motion 11:30-KXLU-Hour of The Crucified KFAC-Luncheon Concert pictures 9 KHOF-Bridge Sc Dreamland Mon-Coriolan Overture KCBH-Sunday in Hi-Fi (til 3 p.m.) KNOB-Themes iln Jazz (Beethoven); Forest Murmurs 1 KDWC-Luncheon Melodies 9:05-KMLA-All Stops Out (organ) from "Siegfried" (Wagner); KCBH-Artistry in Rhythm (Jazz) KHOF-Sacred Music-(til 5 p.m.) 9:15-KHOF-Hymn History Scherzo: 3rd Movement from 4 KFAC-Musical Masterpieces KNOB-Jazz Goes to Church 9:30-KDWC-Pomona First Federal Symphony #7 in E Major KNOB-Dixieland-Dick Strong KPOL-Holiday in Hi-Fi Hi -Flight (Bruckner); The 2nd Movement KPLA-Bill's Record Rack (til midnight) KHOF-Mennoni:e Hour from Symphony #5 in B flat KPOL-Refer to AM Logs til 6 KRHM-Chico Sesma Show- 9:45-KUTE-Invitation to Relax- Major (Prokofiev); The 3rd KUSC-Afternoon Concert- KXLU-Just Yesterday (til midnight) Movement from Horn Concerto 4:45-KDWC-Tues only-Gene Crary 12:05-KFAC-Organ Parade o, the City #2 in E flat Major (Richard KUTE-Musical Sketchbook- 1 0-KDWC-Lights(Sil midnight) Strauss.) Music, News, Weather (tit 4) KFAC-Gateway to Music- Tues-Overture Miniature from KCBH-Music To Remember 12:30-KFAC-Modern Manner Music (till 11:30) "Nutcracker Suite" 5 KDWC-Carousel KHOF-Gems of Grace (Tchaikovsky); The 2nd KFAC-Sunset Serenade KDWC-Jazz Heritage (til 5) KNOB-Jazz Par.orama- Movement from Piano Concerto Mon -4th movement of the 1 KFAC-Sunday Theater- Chuck Carey hosts in C Minor (Taktakishvili); Symphony #7 (Prokofieff); (til 2:30 p.m.) KRHM-Musical ;Museum-with Les Summer Night in Madrid: Sunday Morning from "Scenes KGLA-Classics in Concert (til 4) Claypool, Jr. 'til midnight) Spanish Overture #2 (Glinka); Alsaciennes" (Massenet); Gopak KNOB-Jazz International- 10:30-KHOF-Requested Sacred Music Capriccio Espagnol (Rimsky- from "The Fair at Sorochinsk" Howard Lucraft (til midnight)-Ch. 5-7575 Korsakov); Kije's Wedding from (Mussorgsky). KXLU-Lights, Camera, Music "Lt. Kije Suite" (Prokofiev). Tues -2nd movement (A Boll) 1:30-KDWC-Sound Stage (til 4 p.m.) -KFAC-Nocturne- 1 1 Wed-Luise Miller Overture from "Fantastic Symphony" String Quarte in G Op. 77 (Verdi); Prelude to Act 3: (Berlioz); Romance #1 in G, KNOB-Pat Henry Show #1 (Haydn); Frio #1 in B La Wally (Catalani); The 1st Opus 40 (Beethoven); Minuet 2 KRHM-Frankly Jazz-(til 5 p.m.) flat Major Op. 99 (Schubert). Movement from "Violin" from "Ballet Suite 1 Out the "Touch of Evil"-Music from 2-KFAC-Music of Night- Concerto in E Minor" (Nardini); (Lully-Mottl). the motion picture soundtrack. (til 6 a.m.) The Fountains of Rome Wed-Overture to "The School Composer Henry Mancini will KNOB-Jazz wit -i Don Hamilton- (Respighi); Dance of the for Scandal" (Barber); Scherzo discuss the writing of the (til 2 a.m.) Camorristi from "Jewels of the for Oboe, Strings and Harp music as Frank's in -person KUTE-The Nigh Holds Music- Madonna" (Wolf -Ferrari). (Mourant); Adagio for Strings guest. (til 6 a.m.) Thurs-Carnavol from "Roma (Barber). KXLU-Dixieland Ramble Ballet" (Bizet); Psyche and Eros Thurs-Prelude to "Act of 2:05-KMLA-Holiday for Hi-Fi from "Psyche" (Franck); Maruxo" (Vives); Elizabeth of 2:30-KFAC-Sunday at the Pops Marche Ecossaise (Debussy); Glamis from "The Three MONDAY -FRIDAY Introduction and Allegro Elizabeths" (Coates); KMLA)-Stereophonic KDWC-Hymns of Our Faith (Ravel); Vif from "Suite Intermezzo from "I Quattro 3-KCBH-(withSouthern Colifornia-with 6 KFAC-Coffee Cap Concert Provencale" (Milhaud). Rusteghi" (Wolf Ferrari). Bruce Wendell (tit 6) KHOF-Music-(til 8:30) Fri-Music by American Fri-To Be Announced. "Concerto for Orchestra" KUTE-Varities it Rhythm-(til 9) composers-Essay for Orchestra KGLA-Musical Varieties in Hi -Fl TV-RADIO LIFE PAGE 45 88.7 KXLU 91.5 KUSC *95.5 .... KABC 100.3 .... KMLA 89.3 KPCS 92.3 .... KFAC 96.3 KRKD *101.1 KHJ *93.1 KNX 97.1 KFMU 101.9 KUIYt- 93.9 KPOL 97.9 .... KNOB *102.3 . . . . KFOX RADIO LOGS **Mon: Fri. only 94.7 .... KRHM 98.3 .... KDWC 103.5 .... KGLA 75/f *Refer to A.M. Logs 98.7 .... KCBH **104.3 .... KPLA 'Background music unless otherwise indicated 99.5 .... KHOF 11105.9 KBMS

KHOF-Radio Kids Bible Club Pony" (Copland). Wed-"Sonata #2 in A -Major Trumpets In D Major (Giuseppe KNOB-Dinner Jazz (tit 7 p.m.) Wed-La Vestale Overture (Bach); "Sonata #3 E Major Matteo Alberti). KPLA-John's other show (Spontini) Hungarian Dance (Bach). 11 p.m. to midnight-Overture to KRHM-Strictly from Dixie- #4 in F Sharp Minor (Brahms); Thurs-"Where Are You?" Frank "Iphegenia In Aulis" (Gluck); Benson Curtis Forlane, from "Le Tombeau Sinatra sings w/Gordon Songs of Spain for Violin and KUTE-Prelude De Couperin" (Ravel); Jenkins Orchestra. Piano (Joaquin Nin); Til 5:05-KXLU-Diner's Club Gingerbread Waltz & Finale, Fri-"Russkaya" The H'wood Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks, 5:30-KCBH-Crescendo-Piano in Hi-Fi from "Hansel Gretel Suite ' Bowl Symph. Orch, Carmen (Richard Strauss); Symphony KDWC-The Big 30 (Humperdinck). Dragon plays works of Glinka, No.45 (Haydn). KFAC-Continental Varieties Thurs-Carnival Overture Tchaikowsky, Rimsky Korsakov Wed -10-11 p.m.-The Sorcerer's KHOF-Music and Stories for (Dvorak); Song Without and traditional Russian airs. Apprentice (Dukas); Children Words, from "Suite #2 in F" KDWC-Evening Concert (tit 9:30) Spanish Music For Guitar 5:35-KMLA-Magic Music (Holst); Fairy Dances, from Mon-Concertino for Orchestra Narciso Yepes, guitar; The 5:45-KHOF-Stories of Great Christians "Russian & Ludmilla" (Glinka); (Lopatnikoff); Symphony Golden Spinning Wheel KXLU-Mon-Let's Go To Town Polka, from "Age Of Gold Espagnole, (Lalo); Symphony (Dvorak). Tues-Serenade in Blue Ballet Suite" (Shastakovitch). Number Three (Gliere); 11 p.m. to midnight-Sonata No. Wed-Music on Deck Fri-La Cambiale Di Matrimonio Tues-Manfred Overture 5 in D Major (Giuseppi Thurs-Jill Corey Sings Overture (Rossini); Excerpts, (Schumann); Piano Jacchini); Rakastava (Sibelius); from "Sleeping Beauty Ballet" Concerto (Dvorak); Symphony Omphale's Spinning Wheel (Tchaikovsky); Espana Number (Riegger); Water KCBH-Prelude Three (Saint-Saens); Symphony No. 4 Rhapsody (Chabrier); Gigue & Music (Handel). in C Minor (Schubert). 6 KDWC-Curtain Call (tit 7:30) Minuet, from "Mozartiana" Wed-Symphony Number 88 In Thurs-10-11 p.m.-March KGLA-Sports Scope (Tchaikovsky). G (Haydn); Symphony Militaire (Schubert); Sinfonia the KHOF-Brighten Corner KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal Number 9 In D (Beethoven) In B flat (Bach; Symphony KPCS-Thurs-Music by Candlelight KHOF-Family Bible Hour Thurs-French Suite Number 5 No. 4 (Mendelssohn). KPLA-Candlelight Melodies KNOB-Jazz Ritmica English Suite Number 6 (Bach); 11 p.m. to midnight-Overture to KPOL-Musical Comedy Theatre- KPLA-Hi-Fi Concert (tit 10:30 Classical Symphony (Prokofîef); 'The Italian Girl In Algiers" Mon-"Kismet" Doretta Morrow, p.m.) Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri; Venusberg Music (Wagner); (Rossini); First Movement, Alfred Drake KPCS-Thurs only-Footlights Symphony Number 39 (Mozart) Quartet in G Minor (Debussy); Tues-"Carousel" Robert Merrill, KRHM-Milton Cross Presents- Fri-Russian and Ludmilla Der Rosenkavalier Suite Patrice Munsel (til 10 p.m.) (Glinka);Piano Sonata (Griffes); (Richard Strauss); Symphony Wed-"The Pajama Game"- Mon, 7-8 p.m.-The Bard (Sibelius); Poem of Ecstacy (Scriabin); No. 3 (Schubert). John Raitt Symphony No. 6 (Sibelius); Symphonic Dances, Fri -10-11 p.m.-Variations On Thurs-"Die Fledermaus"- Tapiola (Sibelius). (Rachmaninoff). A Theme by Haydn (Brahms); Opera Cast Metropolitan 8-9 p.m.-Concerto Grosso No. 6 KFAC-Echoes and Encores Ballade In F Sharp Major For Fri-"Pipe Dream"-Helen (Handel); Trio No. 2 KGLA-Candlelight and Crystal Piano and Orch. (Faure); Trouble, original N.Y. cast (Boccherini); Fantasie On A KHOF-Lorin Whitney-Pipe Organ Spanish Dances (Moszkowski). KRHM-Around the World in Hi-Fi Theme by Haydn (Grandjany); KPCS-Showboat U.S.A. 11 p.m. to midnight-Waltz Frank Evans Trio Divertimento No. 5 KUSC-Tues. Mon with o Question Scherzo (Tchaikovsky); Death KUSC-Program Notes, S.C. News (Haydn). Wed-TBA and Transfiguration (Richard Rhapsodies KUTE-Candlelight 9-10 p.m.-Carmen Suite No. 1 Thurs-The Church at Work Strauss); Sonata No. 103, G KXLU-Mon-New Albums (Bizet); Artists Life Waltz Fri-Music from Troy Major (Scarlatti); Midday Witch Tues-British Broadcasting Co. (J. Strauss, Jr.); Liebestraum 7:45-KUSC-Tues-Thurs Poetry and Talk (Dvorak); Symphonic Waltz No. of France Wed-Songs (Kreisler); The Birds (Respighi). 7:55-KUSC-Wed-Men of Troy 1 (Dvorak). Thurs-Hawaiian Music-with Tues -7-8 p.m. Ruy Blas Overture KNOB-The Music Scene- Mike Lindsey (tit 6:45) (Mendelssohn); Hungarian from Coldwater Paul Werth discusses matters Fri-New Albums Fantasy (Liszt); En Saga 8KCB14-ConcertoCanyon-tit midnight. Host of musical interest 6:05-KFAC-Dinner Concert (Sibelius); Songs for Women's Dave MacNeill KPOL-Refer to AM Logs 6:15-KGLA-Mon-Guest Star Chorus (Brahms). KFAC-Evening Concert-(tit 10) KRHM-Accent On Sound Tues-Let's Go to Town 8-9 p.m.-Coriolanus Overture KGLA-The Night and the Music Skip Weshner, Jr. hosts Wed-Here's to Vets (Beethoven); Piano Sonata No. KHOF-Sacred Quartets 10:05-KDWC-Lights of the City Thurs-Raymond Massey 15 (Pastoral), (Beethoven); KMLA-Scores and Encores (tit midnight) Fri-Navy Hour Violin Sonata In D Major hosted by Harting KNOB-Pat Henry Show KXLU-Tues-Hour of St. Francis (Beethoven). Mon-"Oklahoma" Starring: 10:30-KHOF-Sacred Music- Wed-Public Service 9-10 p.m.-Sorochintsy Fair, Alfred Drake, Joan Roberts, KUSC-Mon-Of Many Things Gopak, (Mussorgsky); Giselle; Celeste Holm. ri i -KNOB-Paul Werth Show- Tues-Thurs-A st ro n o m y Barcarolle (Menotti). Tues-"Say Darling" Starring: (til 2 a.m.) Wed-Voice of the Masters Wed -7-8 p.m.-Violin Concerto David Wayne, Vivian Blaine, KRHM-Musical Museum (tit Fri-Gilbert Highet No. 3 (Mendelssohn); Piano Johnny Desmond. midnight)-Les Claypool, Jr. 6:30-KCBH-New Dimensions in Music Concerto No. 3 (Prokofiev). Wed-'Annie Get Your Gun" 11:30-KHOF-Loren Whitney, Pipe Organ KFAC-Musical Milestones 8-9 p.m.-Une Education Manquee Starring: Ethel Merman and KMLA-Nightlife. Live remote KGLA-Pastels in Combo (Chabrier); Le Roi Magre Lui, Ray Middleton and The broadcast hosted by Hurling Time with the Fete Polonaise, (Chabrier); Original Broadway Cast. Wed-The Bill Holman -Mel Lewis KHOF-Melody Danse Oisons Habanera (Chabrier); Thurs-"And God Created Quintet from Terry Lester's KPOL-Refer to AM Logs ti( 8 Slave (Chabrier). Woman" Music from the original Jazz Cellar in KUSC-Mon-Master Works from 9-10 p.m.-Guild Opera Glass; Sound Track. Hollywood France (30 min.) Turk In Italy Overture (Rossini); Fri-"The Most H sppy Fella" Thurs-Teddy Buckner & his Tues-Date Line London L'Africaine, Figlia de Re, Starring: Robert Weede. orchestra-from the Beverly Wed-Standard Schools- (Meyerbeer); Manon Lescaut, KNOB-Sleepÿ s Hollow Caverns Thurs-International Inn- Sole Perduta (Puccini); Mme. KPOL-Music A La Carte-(til 10) 1-KFAC-Music Out of the Night Butterfly, Ve lo dissi, (Puccini); KUTE-Serenade to the Stars- Fri-Vignette (15 min.) L (tit 6 a.m.) KXLU-Mon-Musical Potpourri Orpheus In Hades, Overture, (til 9:45) (Offenbach); Barber of KXLU-(Fri only)-One Flight Down KDWC-Downbeat Hosted by John Donnelly tit 2 a.m.-Fri. only Tues-Pop Concert-with Seville, Quintet (Rossini). 8:30-KHOF-Across the Pastor's Desk KUTE-The Night Holds Thurs-7-8 p.m. Prelude No. 13 Music- Roger Bourden KPCS-Show of week (til 6 a.m.) Wed-For Listeners Only-. (Chopin); Symphony No. 95 8:45-KHOF-Sacred Musicale Ron Mclure, host (Haydn); Symphony No. 1 Fri-Spectrum-with Ed Young (Bizet), KPCS-Thurs-Guest Star 8-9 p.m.-Quintet for Strings 9 KXLU-(Fri only)-Dance Date- 6:35-KMLA-Soft Lights & Sweet Music (Bruckner); Maid with Flaxen New Man at KSPC 6:45-KHOF-Mon-Christian Celebrity Hair (Debussy). 9:05-KMLA-Hi-Fi by Starlight Time 9-10 p.m.-Requiem Mass In C hosted by Howard Hodgkins Charles Waite, a junior Tue-Evangelicals in Action Minor (Cherubini). Prelude In Mon, Tues tit midnight majoring in mathematics at Wed-Fri-In the Grove A Minor (Bach). Wed, Thurs, Fri til 11:30 Thurs-College Chapel Fri -7-8 p.m.-Song of the Forests 9:15-KHOF-Joy in the Night Pomona College, was ap- KUSC-Tues-This is a Friendly (Shostakovitch); Tamar, 9:30-KDWC-Pomona First Federal pointed station manager of World (Balakirev). Hi -Flight Fri-Our Times 8-9 p.m.-Overture, The Storm KPCS- the college owned and op- KXLU-Thurs only-readings (Tchaikovsky); Pohjolas Ultra-Modern Moods in Jazz- erated FM station, KSPC, by Ron Trujillio Daughter (Sibelius); Wanderer 9:45-KUTE-Invitation to Relax- this week. Fantasie (Schubert). (til midnight) 9-10 p.m.-Little Symphony He replaces Terrell T. 7-KBMS-"Dinner at the Moulin (Kupferman); Sonata for Rouge."-(till 9 p.m.) 1 0-KDWC-Lights of the City Drinkwater, a graduating sen- Saxophone & Piano (Creston); midnight Host: Art Kevin Symphony No. 7 (Harris). ior. Prior to receiving his cur- KCBH-Mon. Bob Mitchell plays KUSC-Mon-First Come the Word KHOF-Sacred Symphony the Allen Organ (live) Tues-Pan American Melodies KFAC-Crossroads of Music rent appointment, Mr. Waite Tues-Fri-Prelude to Stereo Wed-Trojan Digest Mon, 10-11 p.m.-Concerto In C was associated with the sta- (Vivaldi); Adagio In F Minor KFAC-Interlude Thurs-London Forum 2)) Mon-Overture; Waltz, from Fri-Fifty Years of Growth (Mozart); Symphony No. 3 tion for years in the triple "Mlle. Angot Suite" (Le Cocq) KXLU-Thurs-Masterworks from (Mendelssohn). capacities of writer, producer Lullaby & Final Hymn from France 11 p.m. to midnight-Slavonic "Firebird Suite" (Stravinsky); KPCS-Music Festival Dance No. 3 (Dvorak); and music programming. Scherzo & Marcia, from Impressions of Spain (Turin); KSPC, which operates with "Serenade For Strings" (Dag 7:30-KCBH (with KMLA)-Stereo Sound Thief of Bagdad Suite (Rosza); Wiren); Slavonic Dance #6, (tune KCBH 98.7 on the left) At The Drawbridge and the 10 watts of power, is await- Op. 46 (Dvorak). KMLA-100.3 (on the Right) Chase from "Four Historic ing FCC approval to boost Tues-Le Roi D'Y's Overture (Lola); Mon- "Symphonie Concertante" Sketches" (Sibelius). Walking Song, from "Acadian in 8 -Flat, Op. 84 (Haydn) Tues -10-11 p.m.-Fackeltanz No. their power to one thousand Songs & Dances" (Thomson); Tues-"Ports of Pleasure" Les 1 B flat Major (Meyerbeer); watts. Mr. Waite expects the Legend #9, Op. 59 (Dvorak); Baxter, his Chorus and Concerto No. 4 in C Minor Happy Ending, from "Red Orchestra. (Saint-Saens); Sonata For 2 approval by mid -June. PAGE 46 TV-RADIO LIFE "THAT'S RIGHT, OSCAR," says Art Aragon to Oscar and June Levant "CAN I SAY SOMETHING?" Oscar seems to ask. "Well, okay. But when tie cocky and gabby pugilist guested on Oscar's KCOP program, "I not too long," Golden Boy replies. can outfight and outtalk any guy in the business."

'141441".1.-dear on : T ARAGON vs. OSCAR LEVANT 'Meer", ItleMereel\-"emegleite

"NOW YOU LISTEN TO ME YOUNG MAN!" "MY NAME IS OSCAR LEVANT. People knew me all over the world before you were ever born." "Yes sir. I understand, Mister Levant." "SAY OSCAR - YOU'RE REALLY QUITE A GUY!" Seriously, Levant DURING ARAGON'S RETURN BOUT on Oscar's show, Hermione amazed Aragon by his knowledge of professional fighting and both men Gingold (left, with cigar in hand) joined the boys for a good old-fashioned got along very well on the program. bull session. Halla Linker of KCOP's Tuesday night Wonders of the World show is a well -traveled

woman of the world. Herein she speaks of .. .

CUOUneft OF THE

By Dave Vowell

IKE Gertrude Stein's famous rose, a woman is a woman is a woman is a woman ad ICELAND BEAUTY, Mrs. Halla infinitum. Clothing and cus- Linker has traveled a quarter of toms may differ but the love a million miles with her husband, of the female of the species Hal, and son, David, to bring for home, husband and off-spring is back films of the Wonders of the universal. World for KCOP viewers. Mrs. Halla Linker, who with her hus- band, Hal, and son, David, has traveled a quarter of a million miles and has visited thirty-seven countries, can be considered somewhat of an authority on the women of the world. At the offset she made it clearly understood that women the world over have much in common despite outward manifestations in training, tradition, costume and cos- metics. After establishing this preachment as gospel, Mrs. Linker proceeded to point out the interesting differences in the realm of femininity discovered on her travels. She quickly asserted, as an aside, that perhaps the practices of the Western woman might seem interesting FIJI ISLAND BEAUTIES were and different to a lady in Lapland or a visited by Mrs. Linker on one of belle of the Belgian Congo. her many trips. Mrs. Linker feels that the concept of beauty de- An Mrs. effervescent blonde, Linker pends entirely on your viewpoint. spoke with an accent which seemed Swedish, an impression she speedily cor- rected. "I am from Iceland and the lan- Reporting on a less awesome custom, wife of the chief and was a great beauty guage spoken there is Icelandic which," Mrs. Linker described light-heartedly and a great joy to him. she explained, "is to Swedish what Old the household of the N'yimi (King) of "Because of the different standards of English or Anglo-Saxon is to English. the Kakuba tribe in the Belgian Congo. beauty the world over," Mrs. Linker You see," she went on, "Iceland was "He has," she said, "400 wives. He stated, "international beauty contests settled by the Vikings and since it was chose only 50 of them himself. He in- are somewhat unfair when judged from isolated the language has remained herited 200 from his father and the a Western point of view. As one ex- much the same as it was when Eric the remaining 150 wives were gifts of the ample: if the Japanese enter their most Red landed there." villages in his domain - for it is of great beautiful girl, her chances of winning Getting back to her subject matter prestige for a village to have one of their are slim because here a large bust is after an interesting but divergent local girls become a wife of the King. considered desirable while in Japan the discourse on Icelandic history, Halla All of these wives live in a special vil- opposite is true. Of course, it would also described a rather gruesome tradition lage where they are guarded," she be unfair for an American girl to be found in Pakistan. "In the Khyber Pass added with a smile, "by elderly men." judged by Eastern standards. Beauty, it region a social -religious system called From the Belgian Congo, Mrs. Link- seems, depends more on your point of Purdah is practiced. Under this system, er's thoughts wandered to the South view than on cut and dried statistics." women must wear a flowing veil called Pacific. "Speaking of prestige," she in- Manners, morals and social demeanor a Burkah, which covers them from head serted, "in the islands of Polynesia a vary with every clime, according to Mrs. to toe with only a small slit for the eyes. man's prestige is judged by the weight Linker, and she proved it by telling of a Under this system, a woman suspected of his wife. I was very little prestige to natural phenomena which exists in of infidelity (no proof is necessary - sus- Hal when we were there because the Copenhagen, Denmark, that might be picion is enough) suffers drastic punish- natives naturally thought that he was frowned on in Southern California. "It ment. Her nose is cut off and she is cast poor and could not afford to feed his is the only place we have found," she out. I saw many of these cases at the wife properly. The chief's wife was very said, "where women smoke cigars - Lahore Hospital in Pakistan." fat indeed - and why not? She was the publicly." Page 48 May 24, 1958 ON RADIO ROW

But no one is complaining, least of all, Sam Buffington.

By Mary Malone

AM BUFFINGTON, star of mail friend was a nurse by the name of CBS -Radio's new Western, Pat. I went along and the girl was my fan. We fell in love and a month later Luke Slaughter of Tombstone, Sam and Pat's gamble in coming to is happy to kill any idea that we were married." After a two-year stay in North Caro- Hollywood paid off. Strangely enough, he's a villain. "I've been play- the thing which has made Sam hap- ing the heavy on TV ever since lina, Sam decided to take a crack at TV, so the Buffingtons moved to New York. piest is his return to radio. Starting out I got a break," Sam stated. "But with as a disc jockey in Providence, R.I., my thinning hair and expanding waist- Through the slim months while Sam was making the break into TV he de- Sam has made the circuit from radio -to line I'm reconciled to the fact that I'll stage -to TV -to movies and welded it all never be the romantic lead, at least on veloped another artistic talent and be- came a very good portrait painter. In together with a dramatic show on CBS - TV. As Luke Slaughter, though, I'm Radio Network, Luke Slaughter of playing the 'good guy,' because in spite fact he could have made three times as much money painting portraits as he Tombstone. of his rather gory name, Luke was on "I'd been wanting to get back into the side of law and order." did acting. He managed, though, to get featured roles on Robert Montgomery radio," Sam asserted, "but didn't know Sam may not yearn to play romantic just how to go about it until I worked roles on TV or in the movies, but his Presents, Armstrong Circle Theatre, Studio One and Kraft Theatre. How- with a girl on a Gray Ghost episode. real life romance would make a good She was going to do a CBS -Radio Sus- script, complete with happy ending. ever, because of the comparatively few shows orifinating in New York these pense show and she told me to see Bill "I was doing a late night disc jockey Robson. Through my agent I got show in North Carolina," Sam re- parts didn t come with sufficient regular- press ity to it a so an interview, but couldn't take a part marked. "I had a certain amount of fan make paying career, Sam knew he'd to Bill offered me on Suspense because I mail, and had been more than a little either have concentrate on painting or pull up stakes and move to was tied up on a TV show. However, a interested in letters from one particular couple of months later he asked me to girl. California where there were more oppor- One night another d.j. with whom tunities for actors. star in the Luke Slaughter series. I'm I shared an said like The Buffingtons de- apartment he'd me cided to take a gamble and move West. still waiting to do a Suspense." to meet the friend of a girl he was dat- In the CBS -Radio show, Sam takes ing. He remarked "We arrived here with $90 in our that his girl was a pockets," Sam the part of a rugged, two-fisted former nurse, and so was her friend Pat. I was remarked. "For six months I get cavalryman turned cattleman, the fast- immediately intrigued because my fan couldn't even inside a cast- ing office. If it hadn't been for Pat I'd est gun and most accurate shot in the have given up, but she went back to territory, from Yuma to Gallup, from work as an operating room technician Flagstaff to the Huachacas, and below and supported me until I got a break." the border to Sonora. The series is based With Pat's encouragement Sam took on a real character who headed the cat- the lead in a little theater production, tlemen's association and was sheriff of "The Man Who Stopped the City." The Tombstone for several terms. play wasn't a success but Sam was. Since it takes but a few hours a week Rave notices brought recognition from to do Luke Slaughter of Tombstone, some of the top agents. He signed with Sam has plenty of time to work in TV agent Jessie Wadsworth, which led to or movies, and even has time for paint- character parts in Cheyenne, Maverick, ing, which he likes to do in the back- Sugarfoot, Conflict, Alfred Hitchcock, yard of the Buffington's Japanese mod- Tombstone Territory, Wells Fargo, G. ern duplex in Hollywood. He's given up E. Theater, Studio 57, Wire Service, portrait painting, though, and prefers Matinee Theater and other top TV landscapes and still life subjects. "No shows. Soon his Teddy Roosevelt-type one is ever satisfied with his portrait," mustache became a familiar sight to tel- he explained, "but a landscape can't evision viewers and eventually to movie complain!" Sam's favorite painting is a fans. Currently Sam is being seen in seascape he did of Cape Cod at night. character parts in three motion pictures, "I got more texture into that painting "Damned Citizen," "Rawhide Trail," than any other I ever did." and Walt Disney's" Light in the Forest." With his career as a character actor securely launched, Sam and Pat have found all they hoped for in Hollywood. SAM AND PAT BUFFINGTON and member of the family, Marlena, their "We've never been so happy," Sam ad- dachshund. Recently acquired to keep Mar - mitted. "We love each other, we love lena company, is a Siamese cat named living in California. Life is so relaxed Boris, but he refused to pose. out here - and so are we." May 24, 1958 Page 49 he had lost during the last semester of his senior year. He doesn't know where they found it, but he was touched by Money Isn't Everything its return and the admonition to be more careful where he left it in the future. Marvin believes that ircentive is the And the man who says so greatest way to convince students of the value of education, and after his return is Marvin Miller - who gives away from St. Louis he wanted to do some- thing for the students of his alma mater. a million dollars every week. Not being a millionaire "for real" he could not afford scholarships, so he de- cided on three awards a year for out- standing ability in forensics - two for public speaking and one for dramatics. Each student receives a plaque, which appeals to the parents, and a savings bond which is a tangible reward for the student. Marvin is aware of the struggle for many students to obtain an education because he was able to go on only as the result of a scholarship he won. However, the donor of the scholarship lost his money when Marvin was in his sophomore year, and he had to rely on an alumni loan for his last two years. He accepted the loan, and then got a job as a radio announcer during his spare time in order to repay it. Work- ing and studying hard to keep his grades up, Marvin missed a few social func- tions but only missed Phi Beta Kappa by a decimal point. "Money can get you into college," Marvin commented, "but it can't keep you there if you haven't the desire to learn. Or you can just get by and get a By Jean Collis college diploma and still come out with- out an education ONEY can solve a lot of "We were both college graduates and "Education makes everything better problems, but by itself I thought my reading had been pretty because it enables people to understand it rarely brings true comprehensive, but Elizabeth had con- themselves and other peeople. Through happiness," declared centrated on art and wanted to know education you can understand your fel- Marvin Miller. In his more about philosophy and literature. low man, and by giving of yourself you role as Michael An- We were amazed at the new directions can get true fellowship and friends. thony, executive secretary to John opened to us, enriching our lives. As a Education enables you to learn to live Beresford Tipton, eccentric philanthro- group we tore apart the different works well. Even without money we can ob- pist of CBS -TV's The Millionaire, Mar- in an, attempt to analyze what brings serve all of the little amenities that vin has distributed hundreds of million happiness to the individual. We found make life better. We can surround our- dollar checks over the past three years. it was attained in many ways, but the selves with great books, even though "I would never deny that money can conclusion was that happiness could they are paper bound editions; we can do much good," admitted Marvin. "But best be gained by a man or woman who have pictures on the wall which bring I do believe that it is far more impor- did the thing he most liked to do well. pleasure to us, whether they are origi- tant to be an educated person than to And - most important - received rec- nals or copies. In cooking we need not he a wealthy one You may possess ognition for that job. buy the most expensive food, but what wealth and not know how to enjoy it "Recognition may come to the inven- we buy can be cooked and served with well, but if you possess an education tor or business man in the form of imagination. The educated person sur- your enjoyment comes from within you money; to the scientist in honors for rounds himself with the things that and you can enrich the lives of other having discovered something of benefit makes him feel good - little things people, though you may have compari- to mankind, and to the good homemaker which to him are luxuries but not nec- tively little money." in the warm approval of her husband essarily the things which impress other While an education should bring and her family, Marvin concluded. people." greater financial rewards, it is admitted As editor of the year book at Grover Marvin Miller is sometimes accused that in our society today some of the Cleveland High School in St. Louis of working too hard with all his inter- professions which do most to improve years ago, Marvin never dreamed of the ests; The Millionaire, his daily CBS - mankind do not pay as well as some of recognition he would one day receive. Radio program, The Storyteller, his re- the semi -skilled trades. Despite lower It happened a couple of years ago when cording of the Bible, and his public salaries, however, teachers, scientists, he was emceeing a convention of music appearances, but he does these things architects, artists and writers are usually educators in St. Louis and was invited not only to make a living but because happier than the people who gave up to visit his old school. He was astonished he enjoys them. "The point to me is," the struggle for an education. They have to be received as if he were Vice Presi- Marvin emphasized, "that you have to the will to escape mediocrity, the bane dent, returning to Whittier! The whole work for all of the things you do in life, of our generation. school assembled in the auditorium to whether you get paid for them or not. "Some years ago my wife, Elizabeth, greet him, and the climax came when If you don't count the money, but count and I joined a study group based on he was presented with the autographed the value of your work, more money the 100 greatest books," Marvin said. copy of the Beacon Year Book which drops into your lap." Page 50 May 24, 1958 Well, you should have heard the way the emcee on this network program talked to Oscar. The emcee kept pour- ing on that corny, jive talk. I'm quite sure it was unintentional, but it made Oscar look a little silly " Now don't get the idea from this that Troup himself is a snob and getting a little stuffy and over -sensitive. He isn't. Actually, as most of his close friends know, one of Bobby's greatest short- comings (at least it was) is his own inferiority complex. A first class com- poser, pianist, and with a style of sing- ing all his own, Bobby is a lot better than he really thinks he is. In addition to his own Channel 7 show, and his faith in the now proven ability of singer Julie London, the most encouraging and remunerative things that have happened to Bobby have been his motion picture work. During the past two years he has written the title songs and several other numbers for the following pictures: "Rock, Pretty Baby;" "The Girl Can't Help It;" "Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter;" "The River's Edge;" "Voice in the Mirror;" "My Strange Affair" (called "A Ques- tion of Adultery" in England, which was banned in the United States be- cause the picture deals with artificial insemination); and Bobby's latest, "Man of the West" which stars Gary Cooper.

Turns Thespian "You know, I even made a picture myself. Jose Ferrer called me. I had met him when Julie played in `The SITTING ON HIS STOOL a -la -Dave Garroway, this is the Bobby Troup which Channel 7 viewers Great Man.' Jose said he had a part last month, the are accustomed to seeing on his award -winning show, Stars of Jazz. Starting show which was a natural for me. He's noted on the ABC-TV network. is now also seen coast -to-coast for taking non -Hollywood types and giving them good roles. Look what he did with Ed Wynn and dozens of others. ceOBBY TROUP is a grateful on KABC-TV's award -winning pro- I've got the second lead in the picture, guy. But he also has his gram, Stars of Jazz, ever since the show which is called 'The High Cost of Liv- share of gripes about began two years ago. ing.' I'm keeping my fingers crossed and music, musicians, and "all "One of the big things our program I hope people like it." that jazz." has accomplished, as far as I'm con- "Jazz," according to cerned," Bobby comments, "is to show Despite his many activities (he's now Webster, is "a type of American music, people what musicians are really like. a business partner with busy Julie Lon- characterized by melodious themes, Most of the people on our show have don), Bobby's first love (professionally subtly syncopated dance rhythms and degrees from every major music school speaking) is playing and talking about varied orchestral coloring." However, and university in the country. And yet music, particularly jazz. there's a modern definition of jazz, the public still thinks musicians are one "I made some remarks once on Juke which has come into use strictly slang, step above a moron. Box jury, that people still remember. I lately. "Jazz," in the vernacular, can "I'll have to admit I get annoyed my- about mean "almost anything." told them what I really thought self when someone comes up to me and Lawrence Welk. And Jerry Lewis as a Whenever people get stuck for the starts giving me the `groovey"`daddy-o,' singer, too. right word, they throw in "jazz," and `I -dig -you -man' routine. solve their, verbal problems. Remember An Examplle "But that's one of my biggest prob- during World War II when "gizmo" lems. I always tell people exactly what's "I recall just a short time ago when mind. Come to think of it," became popular for explaining any- finest on my we had Dave Brubeck, one of the Bobby reflects, "maybe that's not so bad thing that was mechanically compli- pianists in the jazz field, on our show. I all. I'm 40 years old now, you cated? Well, "jazz" today fits the same a nice chat with Dave on the air after had - Cynthia and Ron- pattern, except it has a broader con- a real learned guy and at no time did know. My two kids, - up. But notation. I talk down to him. Then I went home nie are getting quite grown It's not by coincidence, either, that and snapped on my TV set. Oscar Pet- I've never felt younger or happier in my Bobby Troup happens to be an expert erson, another terrific jazz pianist, was life. And I don't have any ulcers, either. in the specific field of American music playing on a network show. Now Oscar Maybe it's because I do say what's on called jaiz. As most local fans know, is in about the same category as Dave my mind, instead of keeping it all in- Bobby has been the host and narrator Brubeck. A serious, intelligent musician. side myself."

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