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The Bridgeport Telegram from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 24

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NEW PLAN FOR BIG 4 AGENDA PARIS, April -27 AP) The West offered revised proposals to Andrei Gromyko today, but the big four deputies appeared deadlocked as tightly as ever in tHeir effort to arrange a foreign ministers conference. British. Deputy Ernest Davies Introduced a revised draft agenda for a ministers conference. Acting on behalf of the United States, Britain and France, he said it went a long way toward meeting the Russian point of view." "I don't think," said Davies, "that Mr. Gromyko wants the Soviet government to shoulder responsibility for failure to have a ministers conference by turning down this agenda," Categorical Rejection In a reply that lasted one hour 60 minutes, Gromyko said the revised draft was unsatisfactory and lectured Davies on the question of responsibility for failure.

"If efforts to have a conference fail," he said, "the people will judge who is guilty. Who is responsible does not depend on Mr. Davies. "You cannot negotiate with the Soviet delegation in this fashion. It is not a suitable way.

Now, Mr. Davies, you can put this suggestion back in your little red (dispatch) box." Western officials who reported Gromyko's remarks i out that Gromyko appeared to reject the revised agenda out of hand. They said he did not say his observations were preliminary, indicating he was rejecting them without referring them to Moscow. No New Proposals The new draft actually includes na new proposals, but seeks to marry some of the Russian proposals with the Western suggestions of what the foieign ministers should discuss. The West maintains in the draft that the ministers should talk about such things as: The level of arms in the world.

International control of arms and armed forces. Fulifillment of treaty obligations, Elimination of the present threat of war and fear of aggreslon. German and Austrian treaties. It makes a separate item out of the Italian peace treaty in the part concerning Trieste and also agrees to a Russian suggestion for examining the peace treaties vith Italy, Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary and four power agreements on Germany and Austria. At Odds Over West Pact However as Grbmyko pointed out several times--it does not provide for discussion of the North Atlantic A i a and American bases abroad.

Gromyko said it also "buries" the questions of German demilitarization and big four disarmament. He said Russia never agree to an agenda that does not include the Atlantic Alliance and American bases. The West, on the other hand, it will not agree to an agenda that does include these subjects-at least in the form that Gromyko wants them discussed, branding them as aggressive. TODAY'S RADIO PROGRAM THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1951 i i indicates program freard on WJ2 and WELL 8A.M. Off Air Town Crier Off the Air Ultch Bendtrtos John Gambling farm Newt Jack Sterling Pawn'i EtrlT Llta 6:30 Ht Dcrot'M Town Crier flac Heart; muiic SkJtcb Jchn Gambling Manbtt'iT Noteb'k Jack Sterling NewKreel SUM Day Hlrht WNAB WLtZ WICC WNBC WOK WJZ WOBfl WHOM WNEW 7A.M.

Newi; Club Newi; Iun News; Hendenwi Newi; Mils. Clock Notebook Jack Ted Brown tthow Rayhwn and Pinch 7:30 1450 Club Weather; JJutio MuaJc: Newt Nfewa: Hendcrwi Musical Clock Notebook; New Sterling; Newt Ted Brown ihow 8:00 Martin Aftronrty Neyvi; Recreation Kankee Kfcffft: Henderana Rohlnnon John Daly Childrpn's Corner World 3:15 Post Umlc Town Crier Brtakfast In Dltle Sfcttch Henderson loltn Gambling Kelvin KeftJi Children's Corner Phil Cook Ktmw Bkfat Symphony WNAB WLIZ WICC WNBC WOK WJZ WWYO WOES 8:30 1450 Club Town Crier -Dixieland B'kfet Lady In Blue John Gambling Kelvin Keccb Children'H Corner Margaret Arlen Bkfst STitinhanv 8:45 14CO Club i'own Crier Hi Housewives Lady in Blue Jutin Gantbiinr NCUB Child PKIII News Margaret Arlen Bkfit ictDhony DIAL SETTINGS WCBS-880 WMGM-1050 WNAB--1450 WLIZ--1300 WICC--600 WNBC--660 WOR--710 WJZ--770 LAD--800 WNYC--830 WSTC--1400 WQXR--1560 WMCA--670 WEUI--980 WINS--1010 WTIC--1080 WNEW--1130 WAVZ--1260 WNHC--1340 WNLK--1350 9:00 No School 'lodajr News; Comiu Kidi 9 o'clock News Flatter-Up Club No Sclioo) Today Xewn- DeTotionn This Is New York Carlton Fredericks Anythinsr Qoei Ncwtt; Maxlc Uftn News; Story 9:15 No School 'lodny Comic Kldi D.A. Kanch PUttcr-Up Club Where to No School Today Chapel by Road Thin IB New York Carlton Fredericks Anything Goes Magic Record Mao LiKten to Story Morning Melodlea WNAB WUZ WICC WNBC WOE WJZ WLAD WCB8 WMGM WKEW WKIK WMCA waxx 14I Club Jump Juntc Ohildren's Corner Boston Symphony McCanns at Hmite No School Today Kid it Kcrner Galen Drake Carlton Fredericks News; Songs Children's Ptcm GUT Lombardo Or. Morning "Mflodlen 9:45 145U Club Magic Typewrltei Child's Corner Boston Symphony McCannn at No School Today Kiddie Korner Gali'n Drake Carlton Fredericks Boys Girls Children's Fjrui. Chas Solvak Or.

Morning Melodies Bills at Local Theaters (Continued from Pags Twenty-two) Miss Maxwell joins a long star- studded list glamor-laden beau- tics who have co-starred with Bob, The brilliant song writing team of Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, who have penned such memorable tunes as "Buttons and Bows" and "To Each His Own" wrote the for "The Lemon Drop Kid." 4 Up Front' at the Globe Willie and Joe, those famous cartoon characters of World War are now brought to the screen in Bill Mauldm's "Up Front," a Universal-International production now at Loew's Globe theater. Tom Ewell portrays role of Willie and his foxhole buddy, Joe, is played by David Wayne, Italian actress Marina Berti heads the film's large supporting cast, along with Jeffrey Lynn, Richard Egan and Slvio Miniciotti, Italian character actor. Ewell and Wayne, in their screen portrayals of Willie and Joe, manage to catch the wry and sardonic humor of the fighting men which made Mauldin's book so vivid and popular. Preview critics claim that the comedy pair emerge as the greatest battlefield duo -since Vin- tor McLaglen and Edmund Lowe in "What Price Glory?" "Up Front" was produced by Leonard and directed by Alexander Hall. at Majestic "Cry Danger," a smashing motion picture production, is now showing at the Loew-Poli Majestic theater starring Dick Powell and Rhoda With them in the cast are Richard Erdman, William Conrad, Regis Toomey and Jean Porter.

This is the exciting: story of a man who is sent to prison on false charges and who on his release sets out to find those who betrayed him. Also at the Majestic is "The Company She Keeps," with a caet including Llzabeth Scott, Jane Greer and Dennis O'Keefe. Twin orange lights erected on the new fire engines of Belfast, Northern Ireland, flash warnings to night-time traffic ahead. 10:00 t450 Club us. Quit Basket Disc Jockeys Hind Sews: UJadstonn No St-bool Today News DA Master works WM for Youth Musing Bandstand tl Ballroom Alumnae Sews, Stiow 10:15 1450 Club Quiz Basket Ir.

Disc Mind 7'r Health (Jllnif No School Today Church Bulletin Way for Youth HiuinK Bandstand Hull room Dally Almanac MttK- Show Youth Forum WNAB WLIZ WICC WKBC won WJZ WLAD WHTC WCBS WKGM WMEW WNLK WKCA waxit 11:00 1450 Club News; Retorts Borne Beautiful Home Beautiful Junior Junction News; Jazx Children's Corner News; Pretend Busing- Bandstand Ballroom News; Music News; Concert 10:30 1450 Club Ir Jamboree School of i'rajer Marv Lee 'laylor Let's Go lelc-Kid No School Inday BBC Plaj house Refreshment Time Hush)? Bandstand Neus Ballroom Junior Review rattle show Youth Koruin 11:15 1450 Club Record Roundup Ten Top Tunes Archie Anarewi News, Robin won Junior Junction Dbtirland Jazz ChlldrtnN Corner Left Pretend Bandstand Ballroom Music Ueurdi of Gilbert Sullivan WNAB WLIZ WICC WWBC won WJZ WXAD WNTC WCBS WMGH Noon 101 Ranch Boy? News: Irish Slao on the Farm Sewa; Como Jtlan on the Farm Home Gardener Midday S.vmphouf riieater of Toduy News; Weather For Children Only Itan on tbe Beat Sens, Rernrds Newa. Concert 12:15 101 Uam'b Songi of Erin Alan on the Farm Perry Como Man on the Farm Home Midday Symphony Theuter of Todav Down For CMMren Only Man on the Bear Record Shop Luncheon Concert WNLK WMCA WNAB WLIZ WICC WNBC WOX WJZ WWYC WCBS WTIC WMGM WKEW WMCA WftJOt 11:30 1450 Club Touujrer Ge'rat'u Ten Top Tunes Review Singing Marshall Bible Mesaixei Red Cross Pali of PAL Soiu'ttet Maugham Buslnc Bandstand News; Crwby The Stars Sins Younir Book RCT Violin I'ersTties 12730 UP. Poet Newi Saturday Date Rhythm Highway Marine Band Vewa. Glads News, Fanner Midday Symphony Grand Central Farm Forum Hour of News; On Beat Record Shop Luncheon Concprt 10:45 L4RU Club Cecil Brown Marv Lcc lavlor Cecil Drown, Isewi Hat Parade Camera Shoo Plav house. ISCWB Refreshment lime Huslnir Bandrtand Ballroom Jnnlor Review Little Show Vouth Forum 11745 1450 Club Yoancer Ge'rat'B Headl'es In Ohem.

Review Singing Marshall Bill Watson Dollv MeiniO PAL, News Soni'set Msujrham Hubinc Bxndxtand Bins Crosby Rhvthiu, Reason Bool; Rev Luncheon Concert: 12j45 145U Club Saturdav Jr. Achievement Marine Band Travel Session Autcr Farmer Symphonv. Drama: Fanu Forum Hoar of Champs Man on the Boat Record Shop Liinoncon Com ert 1:00 1450 Club Sews; Varsity News farm-Home Hour )pera Festival Navy Hour Conc't News; 3 Sons Hrooklyn Parade Hollywood Start News: Uarm Up Bob Bajmct Popular Songs News; Bandsiand News Symphony 7:15 1450 Club Varsity Time Highway Farm-Home Hoar Opera Festival Navy Hour Conc't Forum Brooklyn Parade Hollywood Stars Warm UP Bob Popular bungF Grand-BandstHnd Midday WMAB WLIZ WICC WOR WJZ WLAD WNYC WCBS WMGH WNEW WULK WMCA WQXK 1:30 1450 Club Sextet from Bun'r Rhrtlun Highway Chi TtoumltaMe Opera Festival Baron Elliott Waltz lime Brooklyn Parade Alias Jane Duo Baseball Bob HUVIIIPS Music Baseball MJdflav 1:45 Loyalty Parade bextet from Hun'r RJiYthm Hljrhway Chi Round table Opera Festival Loyalty Parade Waltz Time Tnne Doe; Quiz Rusebal) Boh Havulei Miule Baseball Mlddav 2:00 Vincent Lopcr Ro Rbytbm Highwa Musk-ana Jpera Festival News. Sltislc World Theater Mtttlcal Girls Rasphall Music Hall Classical Music Baneball Neus Music 2:15 Vincent Lopex JL300 Radio Row Rhythm Highway Muslcana Opera Festival Latest on Wax World Theater Musical tilrls Bitwball Mush- BEI 11 CtasMk-al Uasie Baseball Movip Mnilr WLIZ WICC WWBC WOR WIAD WNYC WCBS WHOM WIfEW WNLK WMCA 2:30 Canadian Rhaps'y UOl) Radio Row Rhvthin Highway House of Music Opera Festival Latest on Wax World Theater Galen Drake Baseball News. Music Studio Partv Baseball London PnTifprt 2:45 Canadian Rhaps'y Starthiie Rhvthm Highway House of Music Opera festival Latent on Wax World Theater Plan for Survival Baseball Music Hal! Studio Party Baseball Tnnrprt 3:00 -Amfr.

Radio Row Uhjthm Hishway Bouse of Music Opera Festhal Pan-Amer D'nlon World Theater perntlnn Ex-GI Rasfball Music Ball Baseball News; Uecltal 3:15 Pan-Amer. Un'n 1300 Radio How Rhythm HIphnay House of Music Opera Festival Pin-Ampr. Union World Theater SufeiHe Adventures Kavehsll Music Hall Baseball Rprital Hall WXAB WLIZ WICC WUBC WOR WJZ WCB8 WMGM WMCA 3:30 Exhibit A 1300 Radio Row Rhythm Highway Houie of Mwic News Exhibit World Theater Report Baseball News; Music Paschal) Recttn) Rail 3:45 Exhibit A Stars Salute Rhythm Highway House of Music Let's Go Exhibit World Theater CBS Farm Baseball Hall Baschnll ReeiUl Rail Met 4:00 Horse Khythm Highway House of Music Frank Bishop Florae RncinK World Theater Horse Racing Sports Extra Teddv Wilson News; Swinjrt'e News: Concert 4:15 Treasury Show II Vovtm I'KMI Rhythm Hifflmty House of Mnnic Prank Bishop Vpws World Theater Lee Castle Or. Sports; News Teddy Wilnon Swfngtlme Concert Stage WLIZ WICC WKBC WOR WJZ WNYC WCBfi WMGH WMCA WGXR 4:30 Penn Relays VoNtru Pcm Rhythm Highway Bouse of Mufiir fsinfilnp Marshall Pcnn Relays World Theater Cross Section. USA Dick Hanues Music Swinctfiiie Cnnrert Stagr 4:45 Penn Relays St Franc id Drams Rhtthin Hlsrhway Rouse of Music- Slnjtinfr MarihaH Penn Relavs Theater News CrosH Section DSA David Rose Bobbv PIterwood Swlnctlitie "onrprt Rtftgg 5:00 Marines In Rev'w News, Recreation Rhythm Higbway House of Music Friendly Bandstand Marines in Rev'w Hands Across Sea Radio Reporters Huslni Bandstand Bobby Sherwood Newn; Party News.

Kay Bloch News; Music 5:15 Marines In Rev'w Serenade in Bine Rhythm Highway BOUSP of Music Friendly Bandstand Marines in Rev'w Bands Across Sea Price of Poace Huslng Bandstand Bohby Khprwood Stutilo party Rav Blocb Rerord Review WNAB WLIZ WICC WNBC WOR WJZ WNYC WCBS WMGM WNEW WNLK WMCA WftXR 5:30 VacatlonI nid K.lwanift Peru. Yukon Chfttlensre Living 1951 Friendly Bandstand Vacatlonland Hands Sea St. Louis Matinee Husintr Bandstand Ballroom Waltz Time Binz Crosbv rooVtaH Time 5:45 Errand of Mercy Slater's Sports Yukon C'i illume Livlnff 1951 Friendly liandstanc Club Time Music St LoulP Matinee Husiujr Bandstand Ballrnoju Mttfl Movie Guide Blncr Crosbr 6:00 News. Music News Bangh't, News News. Lyle Van News: Rpnner 3 Ballet Time Bob Bite, News HiisiDE Bandstand Ballroom News; Latin Mas, Music 6:15 Les Brown Or.

a la Rhythm A Rhyme Answer Man Hcnrv firm Mae Carlisle BallPt Time Sports Review Busing Bandstand Ballroom South of Border Mnstc; Weather WNAB WLIZ WICC WNBC WOR WJZ WNYC WCBS WMGH WNEW WKCA WQXR 6:30 Amer. Lejrlon Pfm Off the Air Rhvthm ft Rhriue NBC Concert Vandeventer. news Harrv Wlsmcr Ballet Time Soortu Roundup Carlton Fredericks News: Ballroom Racine Results Plnnpr Tonrert 6:45 Mcl Lane: Newt Off the Barbersh'D Ballads NBC Concert Stan Loinai A. of Pffin. Weather: Larrv LeSueur Carlton Fredpricki- BEllroora Giant 7:00 Conn Symph Hr Dixieland Parade NRC Comrrt History In Making a It mer Johnny Dollar Todav's HHsphaH B.

Ballmom Hour with You 3 Suns News: On Stage 7:15 Conn Svmph Hr Dixieland NBC Concert 2 of News Bert Andrewn J. Dol'r; Vews Todav's RaBphafl B. Ballmnm Hour with You Bobnv Colt SInsrs On Stajte: "Weath WNAB WICC WNBC WOR WJZ WCBS WHGH WNEW WNLK WMCA 7:30 Conn Syutph Hr Coinrdf of Errors People Are Funny Coniedv of Errors Disc Cavalcade Vantrhn Monmt Malsie News- Wflfon Hour with You Fredie Martin Or, P'an 7:45 Conn Svmpi, Hr Errors: News People Are funny Cnnicilv: Disc Cavalcade Vaiisrhn Monroe Mm PowprH Hour with You Dinah Shore wines nf Sony 8:00 A of PKIU. 20 Questions Danger's 20 Qupstimiit Disc Cavalcade Master works Gene Autry Word of Life Woods ft Water Operetta Time News, Bip Echoes NPWS: Symphony 8:15 It 20 Danger's An'gnm't -M Disc Cavalcade Maitrerworks Autry Word of Life On Town Operetta Time Rig Echoes Symphony Ball WNAB WICC WNBC WOR WJZ WNYC WCBS WMGH wwrw WNLK WMCA WfiXR 8:30 Dancing Party Take i Man Called Where tn Retire Disc Cavalcade ailbert A SulJhan Honalone Caflnldy Ken Itoherts Newi Men Only Man with Band Say It with Music Hull 9:00 B'nal B'rith Music Yon Want Bit Parade Roundup Pine CavakadP Ollhcrt ft StiUlvas Cans Boslers Recorded Dance Parade Fashions News: Conductors B'nal jR'rlth Music You Want Flit E'arnde KcporterN Kounduo Pine Gilbert A Kullivjtn Gsnc Busters K. News Dance Parade Varieties Fashions In Mel.

WNAB WICC WNBO WOR WJZ WNYC WCBft WMGH WNEW WN1K WMCA WQXR Danclnft Parfy Lorn bardol and Ocnnli Magazine Theater Disc Cavnlt-ade 8:45 Dancing Party Take a Man Called Incredible. 'Irue Disc Cavalcade Gilbert A Sullivan Hopalonc CauMdy Ken TlobertR For Men Only Man with Band with Music HnlT Br'tlw'T'- My B't HH! Tunis Tufaro't Dnncinir Party Tjomhnrtloland Drnnif TJipiter Dine CdTukade VTnrdp' Br'dw'y's My B't Hal Tunis Dance Parade MctndT at Tnfaro'i 10:00 Dance Party Chicago Judy CanoTa Dine Caralrade Slnx It Aglin Rprorded Mimic MJlkmnn'K Hit. DancinR Party Newu; Pnnce News: ItRl Munle 10:15 Dance Party Cbleisro Theater Ji dy CanoTa Slur It Again Hnl Tunis; Mllkman't Mat. Dancing Party Let's Dance Made In Italy WNAB WICC-01 WNBO WJZ WCBS WMGM WNEW WNLK WKCA WQXR 10:30 Michael dlSalle Chicago Theater Gram) Ole Opry Dixiel'd Jnmb'ke Sing It Affiiht Final News: Milkman Dance Party Marlnci dhow In rtfilf 10:45 Michael dISalle Chicago, Theater Grand Ole Opry 3 Siina Trio Stnp It Apnin Trottlnr Hacei Milkman'K Mitt, News Roundup STonr Nieht Out Mfldf In rtxlT 11:00 Post News; Dinct Now? Bob Trnut, Ncwi Lylp Van Cholly Knitkfrb'r News; Comment News NVnjtret-l 'Ib'-Htcr Milkman'! Mat Newit; Dance Music 11:15 Joey Or. North In Diile Herman i a Spurts, Kennedy Cholly Stnn Shaw Herman Hickman Newsreei Theater Mat.

Let's Dance World nf Music WNAB WICC WNBC WOR WJZ WCBB WTIC WMGH WNEW WMCA wain 11:30 Dance Partv North In Dixie Kmtn Wpnth Or Cholly Knickcrb'r Stan Shaw Gems of Jazz Newnreel Theater News; Milkman Let'a Dance World of Mnulp 11:45 Dance Partr lazz: News Park Shvratan Or F'nil! Or Chollr Knltkcrh Bcrnle Cum'ns Or. Gemn of Jnxz. NcHNrcel Thfjiter Milkitian'f. Let's Dance World of Mid. Easter Dance Or, News: Dance Or.

Symphony Sid News; Or. BeeiRnlmus Show Milkman'i Mat. Barry Gray Newi; Nlfbtcap 12:15 Russian Eatttrr Fan Garber Or. R. Flanagan Or.

SymphoBT Sid Alan Or. Bee Salrous Show Milktnan'it Mat Barry Gray Nightcap WNAB WNBO WJZ WCBfl WMGM WXCA WQXR 12:30 Rn5etlan Easter To be Announced Bobby Meyers Or. RTm ohon Sid Ferk'Qson Or. Bee Kaliiiun nhow Milkman Barr? Gray Nisrhteao Russian Eaetcr Muitfc; Newt Jerry Shard Trio SruiDhonr aid Fergudon Or Bee KalitiuK tthow Mat Barrr Grat Nightcap 1:00 Ncvrn: JOSP Mclii Symphony Sid Mat, Barry Oray 1:15 Mclls Or Symphony Sid Uat Barry Gray WOR WJZ WNEW WXCA 1:30 Evelyn Downs 3 Sirmolionv Sid New Art Kord Barry Gray 2:00 Oft the Air bvm Sid I to Milkman fto Barry Gray (tot) Daytime Radio Features 6 30 Jl.M,--PREMIERE; 'Manhattan Note- took' with aeorce Hayes--WJZ 6.45 A Major John Xdeen of Salvation Army--WNAB 8:15 A.M.--Post-Telegram local News-- WNAB 8:30 A.M.--Marjarot Arlcm with Jeffrey lynn--WCBS 9:00 A.M.--Maiterworks: Vaufhan Williams' fantasia on a Theme by Tallis-- WNYC 10:00 Disc Jockeys' Quarter- Finals- Gail Maokta and Donald Paul--WICC 10.30 A.M-- Morton Downey, with Cwol 11 00 Junction, with Teen- i Debuts on Co-Education-- WJZ 1105 Princess and 11 30 A Maugham Theafcwt Shepperd Strudwick and Nma Toch in 'Of Human BondaaV, Part I-- WCBB 13 Moon-Theater of Today: John Larkin in 'The Goldbrick'--WCBB rand Contral Station: Arnold Moss and Jndy Parrish in Tor Tour Own Good'-WCB8 0 a a Local Mews--WNAB 'Broadway to Brldre- port', Jr, Acluevement musical show --WICC of Opera: Pticcmi'i 'Girl of tho Golden West'--WOK Warrick 'Silence Ii Golden --WCBS loyalty Day Parade-- WNYC Jane Doe' with Kay Phillips as a Taxi Dancer--WCBS loyalty Day Parade in Mew World Theater: Day Projram, L. Nelson--WICC Union Programs South American music talks by Embassy in Science: Dr.

Walter Alvarez on 'The Little Strokes'-- WCBS 'Cross Section, USA', Born Shiskin, Norman Mason, Michael Mann and Alexander Summers--WCBS 4.30--'Hashknife Hartley 1 at new time-WOR Wilson Sextet in Swine with Gladys Bruce--WNEW 4.45--'Thw YWCA Hemmisces', Lena Sheldon, Mrs. Arthur Penfue, Hurjorie Sullivan and 'Marines Pass in Review' with Enlisted Personnel from Camp Pendloton, 'Living, 1951', Story of Badio Free Europe's Piychological Warfare-- WNBC Sports ball: Dodf ers vs, Giants-- WMGM and WMCA vi, Washington--WINS Lag Handicap, from Jamaica Race Track--WCBS 4 ReUyi: Benjamin Franklin Invitation Hickman with Frank Graham, sports writer--WNBC Evening Radio Highlights American Logion Program; Ken Buckingham with Ex-Git Airing Their 'Gripes--WNAB 6.30-NBC Symphony, Jonel Perla conducting Tchaikowsky 'Nutcracker Suite', Barber's First Essay for Orchestra others--WNBC Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme by Tallis-- WNYC 7 30--Vaughn Monroe show; Bettie Clooney, guest--WCBS 8 00--'Dangerous Assignment 1 with Brian Donlevy--WNBC 8 00-- 'Twenty Questions' with Danton Walker--WICC, WOR 8 05--Symphony Hall: Rimsky-Xonakoff's Scheherazade--WQXR 8 30--Herbert Marshall 'The Kan Called X--WNBC 8 30--Hopalong Cassidy: Bill Boyd in 'A Letter from the Grave'--WCBB 8 30--Gilbert Sullivan's 'lolanthe' WNYC 9.0O--Hit Parade: Snooky lanson, Eileen Wilson and Dorothy Collins--WNBC 9 Roundup; Rep, Harold K. Velde 9 00--B'Hai B'Rith Convention from Mew London; Judge Abraham Borden and Dr. Albert Jorgenson, prwident, TTniv. of Connecticut--WNAB (also WSTC at 10) 'Case of tht Fatal Thirst'--WCBS My with Larry Thor--WCBS Recital.

Earl Wild, piano-- WftXR Chicago Theater: 7erdi'i 'Rigoletto' Elaine Halbin, soprano and David Poleri, tenor--WICC, WOR It Again' with Jan Murray, Alan Dale and, Judy Lynn--WCBS Stabiliser Michael DiSalle speaking at University of Bridgeport ceremony--WNAD Opry' with Hank Snow-- WNBC Local News--WNAB IS Easter Service, from Holy Ghost Russian Orthodox Church; Rev, John Kivko and Prof. Bakoota's Choir--WNAB ON TELEVISION TODAY 9 A.M. Off the Air Off the Air 3 S. Tele-Cruise 11 A.M. 11:20, Prevlewi Children's Theater Mr.

Wizard Faith Baldwin Capt. Boots Gun 1 P.M. Feature i UN Club Off the Air The Bbr lop HfniE Gardener Knothole Kid Movies 2 P.M. Off tlie Air Yankees' Game Baseball Dodders' Came Baseball Game 4 P.M Horse Racing Yankees' Goma Baseball Talk to Stars Baseball 5:45 6 50 Bub Coissidtne flash Gordon Bob WE (He Air Italian Film I lav house 7 P.M. Sam r.exensun Victor Bfffjte show Feature llicater Vie.

tor Borge show Hollyw'd Theater Western Movie Newi, TiNman 8 P.M. Ken Murraj show Feature theater Ken Murray show Whitcman Teens Western Movie Feature Movie 9 P.M. Frank Slmura Show of Shows Stand At uused Show of Showa Roller Derby Weather: Boxinf Wrestling 10 P.M. Ir Again Show of Shuns Clil. Wrestling Show of Shms Roller Derlij Boxing Houti Wrestling 11:30 Late Show.

MoTle CIil. Wrestl'Tiff Chi Wrestling App't for 1 Night Owl Movie 9:30 Film Shorti 3ff the Air 3 Tele-CruiBP 11:30 Grand Chance Hootle Kazootie frrand fJisnte Roses; Hollyw'd Danny Webb 1:15 Film UN Sstarun Club Off the A i The Big Lop Home (iardfiier Knothole Gang Play Ball Quls 2:30 Off the Air Yankees' Game Baseball Game Baseball Game 4:30 To be Announced Frontier Theater Starlight Theat'r To be Announced Kewa. Kid Monies 6 P.M. LiiLKy Pirp Cisco Kiel t)on WiiiMlow Pup Mud's i I till ill!) Him Plavhoti'sp 7:15 Victor Borge show Feature heater VtLtor Boixe show Hollyiv'd Ihertter Western Motle Viz Quiz, Movie 8:15 Ken Murray show Feature Theater Ken Murray show White-man Teens VVestp-n Movie Feature Motto 9:15 Frank Sinatra dhuw of bhotrg htand Ace-used Show of Shows Roller Derbv Boxing Bouts i Wrestling 1 10:30 Sing It Again Hit Parade Chi Wrestling Hit Parade Roller Derby Boxing Bouts Wrestling Late Show. Movie f'hi Wrestling Chi Wrestling App't for Crime Night Owl Movie WNBT-4 WNHC-6 WJZ-7 WCBS-3 WNBT-4 WNHC-6 WJZ-7 WPJX-1J WCBS-S WWBT-l WABD-5 WtfHC-G WJZ-7 WOR-9 WPIX-IJ WKBT-4 WABD-5 WKHC-S WOE-9 wpix-n WABD-5 WKHC-G WOE-9 WPIX-11 WCBS-2 WNBT-4 WABD-r, WKKC-6 WJZ-7 W03T-9 WPIX- 1 1 WCB3-2 WKBT-4 WABB-5 WNHC-6 WJZ-7 WOE-9 WPIX-11 WCBS-3 WNBT-4 WABD-5 W2JHC-6 WJZ-7 WOE-9 WPIX-1J WCBS-2 WNBT-4 WABD-f WNHC-6 WJZ-7 WOE-9 WPIX-il WCB8-'! WNBT-4 WABD-5 WNHC-6 WJZ-7 WOE-9 WPIX-11 WCBS-2 WABD-fl WNHC-6 WOE-O WPIX-11 10 A.M.

Bar-5 Uan.h. Off 'the Air Tele-Cruise 12 Noon The Big Top Treasuren of 2 Smith Girls 2 Smith Girls Wally Jackson 1:30 rcnture Film Industrial Film Off the 'Air The Big lop Bov Scout Film Game Play Ball, Quiz 3 P.M. OH the Air Yankee 1 Game Baseball Dodgers' Game Baseball Game 5 P.M. Mr. Wizard Frontier Theater Gabby Cnyes Italian Star Theater 6:30 Kid Gloves Say It with Act Klylntr 'I Hanger 'lime, i Western Movie 7:30 Beat the Clock One Mail Family Feature Theater Atan Young show Stu Ervvin show Western Movie Feature Movie 8:30 Ken Murray show Meadov, brook show Ken a show Whlteman leeni Western Movte Feature Movie 9:30 frank hinatra Show of Shows Stand Ac' used Show of Show Roller Dprby Boxing Bouts "Wrestling 11 P.M.

Floriun Znbach News Chi. Wrestling Chi. Wredtllnif Fa ye Emerson News Wlngitte News Weather 12 Mid. Late Sliow. Morle App't fnr Cr'mr Night Oul Movie 10:45 Bnr-5 Kant.li Acrobat Banch Acrobat Kaoch 12:30 The Big Top P.A.L, Show I Cover Times Sq 1 Cover Times Sq.

Kid Movies 1:45 Feature I 1 Mm Off tho Air Dean The lop Off the Air Dodgers' Game Dizzy Dean 3:30 Horse Ilacing Game Baseball Dodgers' Game Baseball Game 5:30 Nature of Thingr Flash Gordon Nature of Thing Italian Film 6-Gun Playhouse 6:45 Kid Say It i AcL'g Kljbiff Ilgers Jjone Itnnger Song lime, Western Mm IP llninu L'owerg 7:45 Beat- the Clock One Man'fi Kamllj Feature Theater Alan TOUHK nhow Stu Erwin abow Western Movie Feature Movie 8:45 Ken Murray show Meadowbrook show Ken Murray show Whiti-inanToenf Movie Feature Movie 9:45 a Sinatra Show of. Shows Stand Accused Show oC Sliowi Roller Derby Boring Wrestling 11:15 Late Show, Movie Shelloh Graham Chi Wrestling Ch' Wrpstling Off. the Air App't for Gail and Bill 12:30 Off the Air Off the Air Off the Air Off the Air Movie: TWENTY-THREE 14,000 to Be Rounded Up, Placed In Detention Camps If War Comes WASHINGTON, April 27--(AP) had in this country during the last Congress has been notified that at I war." least 14,000 persons will be rounded "It is a more fanatical group, it up the United States and placed is a larger group, and has better dim political detention camps in the event of full-scale war. The figures were furnished by FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover and Assistant General James M.

(Mclnerney at a recent hearing of the House Appropriation Committee. Their testimony was made public today. Hoover and Mclheiney said tfae Justice Department has a line on 14,000 individuals "already denominated as being a threat to internal security in the event of a national emergency." Federal agents are ready to pick them up within a few hours if necessary. But Mclnerciey said the Internal Security Act requires that political prisoners be kept separate from criminal convicts. So the appropriations committee is considering a proposal to spend $775,000 to prepare four abandoned military camps as places of detention for suspected subversives.

Hoover told the committee that subversive activities of the communist party "far exceed in seriousness any Nazi fiftti column that we BUNCHE DEFENDS U. S. 'HOLDING ACTION' WAR Television Features 00 --PREMIEEE with Harold Wynne, songs; Eddie Roecker, Crewmen Quartet, Dave Ap- Tno and others--(7) 00 Baldwin Theater: Nancy Carroll in 'When a Wife's Away'-(7) 12 00 Noon--Jack Sterling's Bi? Top' show, with Hamid-Horton Baby Elephants, Gonzalez Sisters, and others--(2) 12 00 Noon--'Two Girls Named Smith', with Ann Garner, Peggy French and Joseph Baloff--(6) an'l (7) 1 00--Movie 1 'Gas House Kids in Hollywood' witii Carl Switzer and Benny Bartlett--(2) 1 30--Baseball: Dodgers Giants--(6) and (9) 1 55--Baseball Yankees vs. Washington' (5) and (11) 3 30--Horse Racing from Jamaica--(J) 6 00--Italian Movie 'Malaspma' (The Thorn) -with Vera Rol--(9) 8 00--Charlie McCarthy show--(6) 6.30-- Say It with Acting. Charade teams from 'Twentieth Century' and 'The Rcse Tattoo 1 --(4) 7 00--Sam Levenson show; Morey Amsterdam and 8-year-old son Gregory-(2) 7.00--Victor Borge show; Hildegarde Halliday, comedienne--(4) 7 00--Movie- 'Sundown' with Gsne Tierney and George Sanders--(fi) 7 Ifl--Movie 'Time flies' with Tommy Handley and Evelyn Dall-- (11) 00--Ken Murray Show, with Don Ameche ax Stephen Foster; Frank Sinatra Gpsy Hose lee, Dagmar, Phil Silvers, Constance Moore and others--(2) and (6) Carter show with Phil Regan.

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