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WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1951
PAGE 12, SECTION 4
Classified Highlights of Today's Radio
The Sunday Spotlight: A Guest Column
•_'._.—«. * ^.
How to Run a Quiz Show
Special Events
8:30 p. m. — University Welcome
(WIBA): Pres. E. B. Fred, VicePres. J. Kenneth Little, Football
Coach Ivan Williamson, • Editor
Jean Matheson of Daily Cardinal,
concert band, orchestra, chorus
wise
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WIBA
IJW. Ic.
.
WKOW
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WIBU
Grant Count/Circuit
Court Jurors Listed
i. f* -., M £«, ~t
1070 kc
ior class of Pardeevilie high school
in recent class bailing 'at the
school.
Other class officers elected include:
.News: M»rcn«»
, coffee
News
Concert; News IFarm Servlo*
M'lrninn $»u* , Heafro
rina 'Smith, treasurer.
I Farm
for jury service n the
Vallej
' Moments on
I Frolic
Jimfors — Bobert Hfeaus, president:
the Mount
tob.er term of circuit court
The radio columnist is off shooting pool or
ainon' Finger vice-president; Jean
Musical
Grant county:
Renfro Vallej
Smith, treasurer, and Margaret j^arsen,
' Milton Croia
something, so I'm taking over. My attorney will
Clock
Christian
secretary.
call on him the first of the month to collect the fee.
1 Opera Album
Freedom Stor? .
old nm»
M-oslcal ClocH Alfred Benlsb Muscoda: Clifford Bour I Sophomores —-Shirley Wendt, presiAd»entur«
\s long as he has ordered me to fill this space
Religion
Charlotte Haroes, »!««»*?}:
reu, Clifton township: Wesley Broad- dent;
dert.: Lois Hill, treasurer; and Lol»
today, I'll take advantage of the opportunity to
' Melndj
Rev Bawden
bent Watterstowu townshto; Charles Braj'dsma. secretary,
.
Devotions
|*
Time
Civil
Defense
answer some mail. Maybe the anBuahnell. Patch Grove; Mrs. Mae Daley, Freshmen— Charles Stunners, presiBethel Lutheran > Class
9fl5
' Meiodr
The Rev
r
' Hout Mirlt
piBtlevllle;
Silas
Edge.
Harrison
to-xnswers will settle some questions in
Church
Tony Bonn, vlce-oref,ldent; Gene
Time
M: Bodamer
hlD- Oscar C-llbertson, MX Ida t mn- dentPet CornerSac-ar, treasurer; and Pat O'Brien, sec-.
jour mind.
ship-: Melvln Guuderson, lit. Ida wwn- retary.
MethndUt
Sal: Laic*
1: "How do you pick contestants
News
sh
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Charles
Hamilton.
Wyaluslns
10 110 j RellK'a f ror Today ' Dixie
Cnurcli
Cnnl:
o e !••••••••»« — — —™—
Four
to^''nslilpT"Delbert""Hizer.; Mt." Hope;
10:15 • Sunday Melody
for your radio and TV show?"
a
Cithnilc 1st Lu:ner»n Mrs.
Edna Hill. Clifton township: Mrs.
10:30 u w Baoa
Churcb
We pick all of our contestants
Israel
10:45 Boon Carnival
Pj
Osoar Jcidy.' Little Grant township;
from the audience, except those
Christ
First
Mrs- Mildred Jerreu. Lancaster: «O*.
l:oo News
with interesting occupations. The
. PresbyUniversity
Flo?ce
Kcoke S. Lancaster township.
11:15 First
7arletJ
terian
Methndtst
latter are invited in groups and
Congregational
Loren -Koecke. Wyaluslng township:
11:30.
Wrestlinn
Church
Cnurob
Clnirch
Mrs. Beth Kramer. Cutta, City: Oscar
11:15
t h e audience picks one to be on
Kreul. Pennlmore: Mrs. CUde Pea• S-jniUj
Peonies
the show, by applause. And if the
• News, ,
AccurdinnUta
cocl-:, Sroelser township: Loady iro12:01)
Farm Hour
Platform
Snn:'»t Bom»
latter isn't delivered, don't come
cnaska, Castle Rock township: M. J.
12:15! News
Serenade
News
BaseDall
12:301 Helm '.Vlscn'isIB
Quirk. PlattevUle: Guy BleBe. Smelser
Serenade
.
3t 3
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running to me; see your postman.
Mnhtllzacinn
Baseball
Joer rantlllo
Not to my knowledge. In virtually every case,,
2 451
towiiFhlp; Clay Robinson, Hatteville
2: "Do you chat with your contownship;
Charles Eoethe, Fennlmore,
Serenade
thev. "o away from the show happy, rich and dazed.
Dr.
Charle*
1
Baseball
Ca-hntto
1:00
Fred Schambow. Lima township; Mrs.
testants before you go on the air?"
Surer
ade
E Puller
I just go away dazed. But that's the way I arrive j
1• Baseball
1 15 Hour
Alma Schlocsser. North Lancaster town• Music
BRUCE
Dr
Charles
1 never talk to the. contestants
SHORT
Baseball
1:30 ! • Yest'dav
ship; Mrs, Hazel Scott. PlatteviLe.
jewe: BIJ
E Puller
•. Baseball
u n i i l 1 meet them for the first
1:45' A: Tomorrow
Clarence Stlvarlus Wlngv Ue: Charles
6: "What's the most money you ever gave j
•t- *
C. Staver, Hazel Green: Wllbert TimL
time on the show. In most cases,
;
Baseball
I
News:
Religion
Chicago
I Baseball
awav on your show?"
,* ^
.
Wnltz Time
merman. Jamestown township. Mrs.
f
.
To Be Ann d
MARX
they are chosen five minutes be»•<>.»••».
2:15, Round Table I- '• Scoreboard
A Coast Guard sailor and a coloneU^dau|hter|^e^g/on
Old Timer!
Lawrence Trankle. Montfort: Mrs. Mary
i
Invitation
Dsvld
La.wren.ee
1
2:30!
fore air time. Remember, they're picked in the first
Bandstand
Tornowfike.
Patch Grove township; vri>.
F.
Van
Deventei'
To
Music
2:451 • John O. Swayze
Mildred Wehrle. Mi. Ida township: Mrs.
place because they have something to say. All I ask won S6.000. Altogether, we've
a. m.—St. John's American
i* Watert/iwn
Cecelia
Wlederholdt.
Jamestown towni
News:
iluslc
'
Piano
3:0(1 ' Ihe
World New»
Playhouse
__'
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3:15 1 Saint
Parao ship.
Sunday
at
•
Under
.
3:30'
Ifart la
Boh Pehllne
I the Chase
Arrest
on the show.
3:45
Kane
.
gotj
i their'kids part way through college, and some
9:15 a. m. — Bethel Lutheran
3: "Is your program censored?"
i' Baptist
Pardeevilie Seniors
News; Synco• The
on money they won on our show.
.
. (WIBA): "The Church's Children." I:UU The
I church
The NBC censor actually has very little to do. married
pation Piece
Shadow
Obviously, I'm on the wrong end of this thing. | h Rev ^ I Schmidt: anthem, 4:15 1 Whisperer
i' Music. Varletj Elect Merwin Allen
Rinse
' Detective
Bui since our show is on film for TV and recorded I haven't set myself up in business, paid for an |
Now R f a r
4:30
' • T o Be Ann'd
Riders: News
j. d is Mindful of His 1:45 This
Storv
for radio, the editor uses his scissors frequently. 1 operation, paid off my mortgage, put myself through
1
Friendly
Own."
P^RDEEVILLE—Merwin Allen
Drew Pearvtn iHow To
We make a 35-to-40 minute program, then the
Slnslug
Aal'ns
5:00
Muslo
[How To
'10 a. m. — Relij-ion for Today 5:15 i 1• News
was elected president of the segeditor clips out any dull stuff or doubtful material, I college" or got married on what they pay
Music
I BOX
i « Nick
Wayne
.WIBA!.- "Let's Deal With Issues,'' 5:3(1 Klne
• Farm Jambore
Carter: News I 13
5:45
the Rev. Fred 1. Cairns.
New*
' SLOP cn»
10:30 a. m.— Madison Catholic 6:00 • Quiz
Church
in
Here's to Vets
Music
Kids . .
CXinpel'
In
Hour (WKOW): "The Unyielding 6:15
Uncle Ray's Corner
* Stop ch«
f,:30 ' Roy Shield
2-00
News;
Ralph
Martlere
tbo
SW
Fiesta
Music
Prejudice, a Good Will Apostolate," 6:45 and Company
2;15 Memory Tnnes
2:30 Luncheon Music
the Rev. Andrew Breines.
i Old Timers.
MaHo
Wild Bill
'
The
Sew
7:00
i
Farm
Front
L&nzi
11 a. m.—First-University Meth- 7:15 Theater
Radio bringi you B»rw Uvy's
1 Hlckok: New»
l'-45 Sacred Heart PrbBram
•
Old
TUner«
Horace.
Challenge
of
' Theater
2:00 Sun Prairie Races
odist (WISC): ' the Rev. W. Ross
comedy about woman -hot»r« o«d o
I Jambor«»
Heldt
the YuUon
Guild
Conner . . . Christ ' Presbyterian
wayward wpman.
4;30 Weifft Radio Program
1
•
Old
Timer*
Meet
porlll*
• Theater
(WKOW): "City of Opportunity,"
4-45 Ken Griffin
1 vt Winchell
Archer
1 Jamboree
L
Parson*
Guild
5-00
Later
Than
You
Think
8:15!
Old n.T.et»
Greaiest of
Thousands of Greek soldiers |r> R 0 y W Ziramer . . . Bashford 8:30 ' University
' Sones In.
5-30 Hour or St. Francis
gvowing
While Achilles
Jambnre*
Ancient Greek legends tell about
These
the AllWelcome
5-45 Doris Day
•rewmg ueiwec,, »,c were^
„ by the fleet to a land-j M e t hodist (WFOW): the Rev, W. 8:45
a hero named Achilles, and how trouble was povVerfulbetween
5-55 News; Phil Reed
1
Farmerscity known! ins place near Troy. That city was B
My
Friend
Paul
GtirveJ
6:15 Package o£ New Record*
9:0(1 • The S64 '
1
Friend
his mother tried to save him from as T-ov \ Troian
First
Irma
Wayne Sine
11:15 a. m.
.6-30
Most Sold Record!
•fojan. or resident ooff ]i the
9:15; Question
the capital o faa country
counry, and *-s
Damoa Runyon • Band •}!
' N'eivs
danger of death.
7:00 Vespers
tional (WIBA): "Christian Educa- 3:3" ' American
•
Fiesta
Tim*
l i l J l J tTll Paris.!
ftlll^tin
""•"'•'" by
"t hi
"-r*
— J -strow
- - - ,_. wa s
TroV
was
"the
prince
named
su.ried
h,
Theater'
_
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EoS't
Montg'rj
?
7:30
Proudly We HallForum
9:45The legend says that the mother
V'
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8-00
Public ServlceTlnae
was given a hard task—i Achilles joined the forces of lior,—a Meeting Place," the Rev.
1
• Silent
of Achilles was a sea (roddess To
News
' Music for
8:15 Here's to Veterans .
Richard L. Snyder.
IU.-UO, 1 New?
to"
decide
whrcirgoddess
among
j
Greece.
He
was
the
leader
of
hun•
Silent
the
America.*
'
Elmo
3:30
Barber Shop Harmony
named Thetis His father was threp should be called most beau- dreds ot men, and pioved sumui
10:15i Clifton utley
•
Silent
• Klwanls Choir i1 Plresi
9:00 Benny Strong
three should be called most
ioaii 1 • Worthy of
•
Silent
Prince Pelcus..
o
•
Dance
Orel).
9:30
Claude Thornhlll
His Hire
i
goddess 01 in war.
10 '00 Dance Band Parade (to 1.1 >
Wishinc to sive everlasting Irfe tiftil. He chose the
1
Some' Roamed Countryside
?
Silent
NewK
Lew
Newt:
Oscar
love,
-\phrodite
or
\
enus.
because
•
News,
Contrasts
to her infant son, Thetis took him
Silent
The ancient myths tell us -that
Diamond Orch. !I Dumont
• Contrasts
Silent
' Ghost
Lawrence Welle
to the River Styx, and dipped him she offered him "the most beau- Troy was too hard to take by diWFOW
11:30 Dance
Silent
Stories
' Orchestra
in ils water. This river ran tiful woman in the world" as a rect attack.- Many of the Greeks
II '-45' Orch.; News
]04.9 Meet.
.MONDAY
around Hades, the land of the wife.
• Starred oroirrams are also carried on corresponding FM
The most beautiful woman at camped outside its walls, but othA. M.
dead, and its waters were supFM channels: WIBA-FM
101.5 M.'WWCF (WIBU) . .
6-.OC TSarlr Risers
that-time was Helen, the wife of ers roamed the countryside.
posed to have magical powers.
Achilles
led
his
men
to
vanous
WtSC-FM . . . 98.1 M.
7:00 News •
King
Menelaus
of
Sparta,
while
' Covered Heel and Ankle
"•05 Yawn Patrol
cities and towns which belonged
7-15 NorthjHal! Weather
V.'liile holding the child as he visiting the palace of this king (o the Trojans. Months passed,
1-18 Yav/n Patrol
11:55
News
Paris
fell
in
love
with
Helen
and
sank under wster, the mother cov7:57 North Hall Weather
Hams.
P. M.
and
the
months
mounted
into
8:00 News: Clockwatchers
9:30 a.m. — Cathedral Echoes 12:00 Sunday Musical?
ered the heel and ankle of one of took her'away to Troy..
years.
During
a
period
of
nine
8:30 North Hell Weather
Greek* Sailed to Troy
1:30 Masterworks Story
(WHA1: Gertrude Stillman, organ-] 1:45
his feet with her hand. This was
8-33 Clockwatchers
years.
Achilles
brought
about
the
Music
Album
That deed angered the Spartans
9:00 Herb Kern
•
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a mistake, because it left a part
1st;
"Choral
Improvisation
o
n
)
2-00
Encore
capture of 12 Trojan strongholds.
WILLIAMSON'
FRED
9:15 Ben Ught
•j;(10 World Theater
subject to injury. While and other Greeks. Several Greek He was hailed as a hero, and it
Be'atitudoX« Verrees.
COMPLETE COVERAGE
9:30
Dance
Band
4:00
Sunday
MUslc
Hour
kings
gathered
a
fleet
to
sail
to
9-55 North Hall weather
speaking about a weakness in a
10:15 a. m.—Symphony Scrap- 5-00 London Forum
became a widespread opinion that
ON
ALL GRIDIRON ACTIVITY
Troy.
They
wanted
to
take
re10-00
ilorElns
Musical
Variety
Concert Airs
man who otherwise is strong peo.
book (WMAQ): Adolph Herseth, 5-30
he held the top place as a warrior
io:45 Novelty Shop
5:45 News In Review
pie sometimes say that he has 'an venge on the Trojans for "steal- among the men of Greece.
Discussion
principal trumpet of Chicago Sym11'00 -Willy Lupe
FM ONLY
ing" Helen.
11-30 Navy Baud
6-01 Dinner Muaicale
Achilles heel."
phony orchestra.
' T -45 Sacred Heart Program
7-15 Operetta Favorites
9:30 a. m.—Reviewing- Stand
10:30 a. m. — University Band 7:30
P. 31.
Sunday N'.eht Concert
12:00 N'ews: Movie Favorites
(WGN): "What Will the Japanese (WIBA1: with Coach Ivy William- 8:55 News
12-15
Slocurr.
Brothers
9:00
FM
Concert
Peace Treaty Mean?"
son; "Wisconsin's Pride," "Men of 10:sO News (to 11)
]2'30 "Martha Tllton
12:-!5 iloderualres
9:35 a. m.—Invitation to'Learn- Wisconsin," Badger medley.
1 -00 Ames Brothers
WHA
&
WHA-FM
DIAL 1310
"Queen
(WBBM): Strachey's
12 m.—Sympnonette (WBBM):
1:15 Conaly Graves
970 Kc—SS.T Mccs.
1:30 Tropical Isle
Victoria."
MONDAY
"Enchanted Lake," -"Ride of the
1:45 Roy Boss
•A. M.
10 a.m.—Small World (WMAQ): Valkyries.
2 00 Contrasts in MUAIC
7:00 Farm Pronram
G. H. Sylvester, English educator.
I 3-00 Music to Listen to
12:30 p. m. — Invitation to Mu- 7:30 Band Walton
I •! 00 Juke Box Jamboree
5 p. m, — Later Than You Think sic (WBBM): Sibelius festival mu- 7-45 Morning News
i 1:15 Claucie Thor-iltlll
7:58 Weather Report
DIAL 101.5
\VTOW': Ralph Peterson and sic.
i 4:30 Easy Listening
6:0ii Mornlnc Melodies
i 5-00 Ken Gnlfir.
9:20
Afield
wim
Ranger-Mac
guest review "Those Guys in Baggy
12:45 p. m. — Joey Tantillo
5
15
Program
Prcvue
Markets
Pants" and "A Time to Go Hoine." (WIBA': "Accordion P o l k a , " 9:50
I 5:30 C'( the Record
9:55 WeatHcr Report; •
j! 5-Si Nc-.vi; Musical Menu
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9:30 p. m. — American Forum "When I Grow Too Old to Dream." 10-00 HomemaKeri Program
7-uO Showcase
10-30 Piano Melodies
CVVIB.AJ: ")s'-Universal Military
1 p. m. — Music With the Girls 10-45
8:00 Fuolic Service Tune
Views of the News
8-15
University or Wisconsin Band
11-lK)
History
cf
World
War
II-Eis-jm
I ALL THE GAMES. HO.VE
Training
Necessary;"
Rep.
Deivey
|(\VMAQI:
"Anything
Goes."
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30
8:30 Package of Se\v Records
Short iR-Mo.), American Legion 1 3- p . m.—Piano
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y ih. o u s e 111:50 Noon Muslrale
8-45 Twllieht Time
9-00 Sharpen Your Wits
(THE PLAYIXC FIELDS.
;ornniander Earl Cocke. Jr
(WISC): Erroll Garner and Sidney 12'20 Nc-U'S
43
9-30
Cuy
Lombardo
12:30 Farm Prograam.
\PL4-Y-By-PLAY
BY FRED
Footer, guests.
9:55 News
•
1:00 Cliaatcr 9 Day
10:00 Dance Bano Parade
(GAGE, FORMER BADGER
5:30 p. m.—Wayne Kin? (WIBA': 1-20 Eadlo Almanac
'49
12-00
Let's
Have
Fun
Prom
12
til
1.
2-00
N'orthweswra
Reviewing
Siaad
' "April in Paris," "There's No 2:30 Music You Want
[STAR.
_
Tomorrow," "That Naughty Waltz," 3:00 American Literature
3:50
Music
"Johnson Rag," "Wine, Women, 4:00 Eadlo Journal
and Song."
4:15 Inaulrlng Parent
THE PACKERS
Music or the Musteri
7 p. m.—Mario Lanza (WKOW): 4:30
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LLOW THE GREEK BAYt
"Lolita," "Song of S o n g s , " 5:45
NCWS
FM ONLY
"Strange Music," "The Rosary"
[PACKERS EVERY SUNDAY/
6:01 Organ Melodies
. . . Opera Concert (WGN): music 6:30
BEGlMVWG SEPT. 30 WITH*
Dinner Muslcale
from "Eugen Onegiri," "Don Pas- 7:00 civil Defense ProKi-em
We bow t o d a y to old m»o
THE PACKERS-BEARS GAME'
79
7:15 Views ot the News
quale." "Romeo and Juliet," 7:30
Baseball
and
the
World
Series.
1AT
1:25 P. M.
Orcan Classics
LeGALLIENNE
(We'll soon be w o r k i n g o r
8:00 Women A Politics—Mrs. Ralph B.
others.
Morris
38'
doing the wash wich one ear7:30 p. m.—Sunday Night ConNews of Wisconsin
cert i WHA-FM): "Gurre-Lieder," 8-50
cocked to the sportcsster's
9:00 FM Concert
HIGH SCHOOL
10:50
News
ito
it)
Schocnberg.
voice.....)
Drama
10:30 p. m.—Kiwanis Concert
EVERY FRIDAY OR SATlR-i
But Football — ah. now there's2:30 p.m.—Martin Kane (WIBA): i (WISC): Columbus Boys choir.
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D4Y yiGHT TUXE IN WIBA^
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something we can all enjoyaod
FM FOR A MADISON HIGH i
secret arms plant houses murderw,tch — in the flesh. And it'i
SUNDAY
Sports
SCHOOL GAME. •
just hitting stride..
A. M.
's p. ro.—World Theater (WHA): '• 13:25 p, m.—Baseball (WISC): 8:00 Wake Uo 10 Music
The
p
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8:30
Comic
Weekly
Moa
"Family Reunion."
Cubs .at St. Louis.
9:00 St. John's Lutbersn Churca
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waving . . . the
3:30 p. m.—Greatest Story Ever
2 p. m.—Auto Races (WFOW): 9:30 Tons In Pop*
gaily colored
COACH IVY
10:30
SonRS of our Times
Told !WENR): award-winning SB- Sun Prairie events.
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TO COACH
ries begins sixth year.
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raumi . '. . the
WILLIAMSON TALK. ABOUT \
4 p. m._-You Can't Take It With l f o f Children
smart, cocky
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BADGERS
EVERY WED133
10 45 a
costumes of the
-You (WMAQi.
rWTRVi- m.—Carnival of Books
NESDAY RIGHT AT 7:30.
rosy-cheeked
•
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fff
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EvaH LeGdl icnne
m
The 1,-1 , ^ ra.__Bobby Benson (WGN):
fitlt . . . the grim mention of
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the old grads uotil their boys
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score ... and then the lightning.
TOUCHDOWN
TJ?
NEW!
WIBA): David Niven, Margaret MU;__-II__,„",,.,,.
, smile and laugh »nd io»r of
Suptr-power, 15 vdtt]
•hillips, Nigel Bruce in "This jM/SCe//CmeOUS
TIPS
gleeful pride—.
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1:30 l). m. — Air Force Hour
Woman Business" ., . , Proudly
pact »ingl»-unit aid!
THURSDAY
NIGHTS AT 7:30'
Sure,
you
can
get
good
pictures
We Hail iWFOW): Paul Lukas in (WGN>: training jet pilots.
SAM. HAYES PRESENTS^
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3:15 P.m.—World News Round166
'The Last Trap" . . . llr. Moto
COMMENT -AND PREDIC.t
snatchers and the hip-swaying
WMAQ): with James Monks as up tWKOW: on new schedule.
•wing-backs — but you'll need
TIONS FOR THE WEEK.
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Oriental sleuth . . . Family The173
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some extra-sharp cameras to get
ater (WGN): Jeff Chandler, .lane
them. We say, let's stay in our
WHA and WHA-FM
VVyatt in "'The Kiddy Story'
1ST
own league and get simple, just370 K[-.—XS.T MCBS.
Story."
ROUNDY, TOO
as-wonderful pictures of.guyi
SUNDAY
8 p. m.—Corliss Archer (WKOW): 9:00 Dcvoclonnl Music
"Super-Royal"
, and gals in the stadium around
1
EVERY FRIDAY A:/GHT LIS9:30
CiUhedrfU
Eclioes
'quiet
evening
at
home'
falls
VERTICALyou. of the c'xcitement.' the
HORIZONTAL
.,,.,.
: 9:s5 News
TEN FOR ROVNDY COUGH-'
apart.
' a11 |io:00 Education for Woraec—Harold
cheers and the overall fun!
LIN'S COMMENTARY
AND
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Into
1
A
short
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11:30
p.m.—Ghost
Story
(WISC):|
Taylor^
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