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0 TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1051 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TV PKKMI-WS Radio Hijjlilislils TV Tuesday Networks Report On Primary Eastern Standard Time) (All Programs Listed on Meriting 6 S8 "3 Alabama. WIFE will brea 5:00 P.M., WAIV-FM Opul Legato. Bach's SnnaU No. 1 in Minor and Partita No. 2.

8:00 P.M., WIBC-FM Concert Stage. Dukas' "La Pen." Dvorak's Symphony No. 5 and N.ozart's Serenade for Wind Instruments No. 10. 8:00 P.M., WFMS-FM Concert Hour.

Tchaikovsky's Capnccio Italien and Liszt's "Les Preludes." 10:15 P.M., WFBM-FM Symphony Hall. Rachmaninoff's Concerto No. 2, Rimsky-Korsakoff's herazade" and Rachmaninoff's "Preludes for Piano. and Tony Dow. An English teacher collapses in Mr.

Novak's arms as the pair ascends the school stairs. 7:30 P.M. Marshal Dillon. Boy insists his father has been kidnapped, but his stepmother says he has imagined the whole thing. 9:00 P.M.

The Saint. The Saint turns the tables on two confidence tricksters in a case that takes him to French Riviera. 9:00 P.M. Petticoat Junction. Millionaire courts Kate Bradley, and Uncle Joe is determined to break up the romance.

9:00 P.M. Greatest Show on Earth. "Don't Look Down, Don't Look Back." Father and son clash on the subject of the son's work as a high wire walker. 10:00 P.M. (D The Fugitive.

"The Other Side of the Mountain." Horseplay by some youths endangers Richard Kimble, and a mountain girl guides him to safety. T'xi'iy top iVt. Lsioii nnr.t e.1 trrvwwe.A and flrctrd by TV Key's irperts irhn attend rehearsals, vatch fTfrmnga and analyze scripts tit Sew York and Hollywood: 7:30 P.M. Combat. "The Wounded Don't Cry." (Repeat) A grim, active and well produced tale.

Having survived a German prison camp, the troops now begin to pound the Germans and Sgt. Saunders, who has wounded Germans and Americans on his hands, needs plasma badly. Karl Boehm and Oscar Beregi's German accents are the most convincing of the many on the show. 8:00 P.M. Red Skelton.

Mickey Rooney and Red tear the set apart in a crazy sketch tonight. Mickey play's Red's father, a sub commander who hasn't seen his sweet little boy in years. Also, there's a new kind of Beatle, an English quartet decked out in wigs called "The Snobs," and the pantomime bit has Red playing a fisherman being bothered by game warden Jackie Coogan. 8:30 P.M. 0 McHale's Navy.

"Marryin' Chuck." More high spirited lunacy as Ensign Parker (Tim Conway) saves the day again by using one of his zany impersonations. This time he takes the missing chaplin's place and officiates at the admiral's daughters wedding. I 9:00 PJU. Richard Boone. "Don't Call Me Dirty (Repeat) A sensible Itory on a currently popular TV SCESE 7:00 Torfif Sunrise Semester locking Arsunef :15 Today Sanrlse Semester tooling Around :30 Today dispel.

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Make A Deal Password Price Is light Miladf's Mat. :30 The Doctors Kouseparty Day la Court Milady's Mat. :4. The Doctors Kouseparty Day la Coirt Milady's Mat. 3:00 Another World To Tell Truth Gca.

Hospital Milady's Mat. Another World To Tell Trutb Gen. Hospital Miladv's Mat. :30 (c) Ton Doa't Say Edge if Night Queea Fir Da; Dragnet :45 jcj yea Don't Say Edge if Night Queen for Day Dragnet Match Game Secret Storm Trallmister Robin Hoed :,5 Match Same Secret Storn Trailmister Robin Hood Movie Early Show Trailmister Fua 'N' Stuff :45 Mjt Early Show Trallmaster Fua 'N' Shift 5:0 Movie Early Show Mickey Moast Superman Movie Early Show Mickey Mouse Supermai :30 Movie Early Show Mickey Mouse Popeye Movie Early Show Mickey House Popeye K0rt WFBM-141 WISH ill WLW-I (13) WTTY (4) 6:00 Movie Early Show Rocky Shew :15 Trackside Early Show Evening Report Popeye :30 NBC News Evening News Cheyenne Willy Gater :45 NBC News Evening Hews Cheyenne Willy 6ator 7:00 Report; Wthr. Evening Hews Cheyenne Adventures :15 Report: Wthr.

Evening News Cheyenne Adventures :30 Mr. Novak Marshal Dilloi Combat Adventures :45 Mr. Novak Marshal Dllloa Combat adventures 8:00 Mr. Novak Red Skeltoa Combat Untouchables :15 Mr. Novak Red Skeltoa Combat Untouchables :30 Primary Returas Red Skeltoa McHale's Navy Untouchables I :45 Primary Retires Red Skeltoa McHale's Navy Untouchables King's routine about his wife's telephone calls, and his duet with Nancy Walker- to "I Remember It Well;" Nancy's nutty wife of a thrifty senator; and Shani Wallis' sob to "I'm Just Wild About Harry." 10:00 P.M.

Telephone Hour. Van Heflin doubles as host and performer when he joins the West Point glee club to narrate Morton Gould's tone poem "They Dared To Be Free." Other sequences of note are Joe Bush-kin and his jazz quartette playing "Hallelujah," among other vivid tunes; the brilliant operatic voices of Giuli-etta Simionato and Jon Vick-ers in an "Aida" excerpt; and Connie Francis' way with a group of popular songs. (Color). Special Features INDIANA PRIMARY NBC and CBS have planned extensive coverage of primary election returns. NBC's Frank McGee will report throughout the evening and also on a special program, Campaign and the Candidates at 11:15 p.m.

on WFBM-TV In additon, WFBM-TV will air a local show at 8:30 p.m., with reports from Indianapolis Star election headquarters throughout the evening. CBS' Walter Cronkit will originate his Evening News from here at 6:30 p.m. on WISH-TV and CBS' Election Unit, quartered at 47 East Washington Street, will air reports through the evening on the entire state situation, using its IBM computer in New York. ABC and WLW-I has White House correspondent Bill Lawrence here and will air breakins and bulletins. Other Features 7:30 P.M.

Mr- Novak. "Death of a Teacher," with Harry Townes, Phyllis Hill Channel Chuckles By BIL KEANE "Lambchop is on 'I've Got A Secret' and without Shari Lewis!" 13 4 Ic) Greatest Show The Saint (c) Greatest Show The Siint Ic) Greatest Show The Saint (cl Greatest Show The Saint The Fugitive 10 P.M. Movie The Fugitive 10 P.M. Movie The Fugitive 10 P.M. Movie The Fugitive 10 P.M.

Movie Hews 10 P.M. Morie Spts. 10 P.M. Movie Steve Allea 10 P.M. Movie Steve Allea 10 P.M.

Movie Steve Allea (cl Denotes shews la Compatible Coloi i MCA's '500' Telecast Booked In 101 Cities INDIANA PRIMARY WIRE will air reports from its staff and Indianapolis Star Election Headquarters and NBC headquarters at WFBM from 6:15 p.m. on. Jim Hurl-but will be anchorman for the NBC coverage. WFBM-AM will air both the station's and CBS' coverage with Dallas Townsend. WIBC will have its own coverage from approximately 7:30 p.m.

with reports from Movi ICS 9:00 A.M. "Mission In Morocco" (1959), with Lex Barker and Juli Reding. American oil man investigates murder. 4:30 P.M. "As Young As You Feel" (1951), with Marilyn Monroe and Monty Woolley.

Press operator is fired at 65 and strives to change company policy. 4:30 P.M. "The Mighty Barnum" (1934), with Wallace Beery and Adolph Menjou. Life story of P. T.

Barnum and his rise to "The Greatest Show on Earth." 10:00 P.M. Rallarf nf Soldier," with Vladimir Iva- miuw. nussian soiaier accidentally knocks out two German tanks and is given a leave to go home. 11:15 P.M. "San Diego, I Love You," with Jon Hall and Louise Albritton.

TODAY AT Charlie Brockman Reports with film and Video Tape 6:15 P.M. Today I II I I I I 9 :30 :45 Richard loone Sb. Richird loone Sh. Richard loone Sh. Richard loone Sh.

Petticoat lunct. Petticoat Junct. Jack lenny Jack lenny By JULIA INMAN THE BIGGEST television show ever produced from Indianapolis won't be seen here at all. It will be Music Corporation of America's closed circuit coverage of the 500-Mile Race, May 30. To see it, Hoosiers will have to go to St.

Louis or Chicago. :30 :45 (cl Telephone Hour 6irry Moore Ic) Telephone Hour Garrj Moore (c) Telephone Hour Girry Moore (c) Telephone Hour 6arry Moore 11 :00 :15 :30 :45 Fiail Report News: Spts. Campgn-Candidites lite Show Primary flectioa lite Show (cl Tonight lite Show 12:00 (c) Tonight late Show Id Tonight lite Show Rank Among Of Continent RAMON COFFMAN ff WFBM I THE TRACK "LIVE" from the Speedway coverage of all the action. WLW-i Ch. 13 fiD MMMIMMMMIIInmnmi OT'il0I1tlll Hill STAR and NEWS Quick-Action WANT ADS Get Fast Results CONNIE FRANCIS will oppear on Telephone Hour ot 10 tonight on WFBM-TV (6).

TV theme, the unwed pregnant teen-ager. This one is approached from the father's point of view, and Lloyd Bochner makes the character believable. As handled here, there's hardly enough to fill an hour, but if the subject matter appeals to you, the last scene is worthwhile. 10:00 P.M. Garry Moore.

Highlights include a few sharp topical digs filed away in a time capsule; Alan final show, last night on a nostalgic note. As was customary, he made no allusion to the fact it was the last show, but slyly put in "Heading for the Last Roundup" and "Always Leave 'Em Laughing When You Say Goodbye" as a gentle hint. Oddly enough, Miller may be going on the air through a statistical fluke. His ratings have been low according to Nielsen. But the company admits that most of its precious 1100 rated sets are in a younger age bracket Since Miller's show appeals to middle-aged and older people, It may have been left out in the cold.

Nielsen is currently working up a new sample and when it is completed Miller might get the green light only unfortunately he won't be around that long. Although we are not Miller fans and think he could put on the same show every week without too many complaints from viewers, still he does project an atmosphere of nostalgia and sentiment that is rare on video. Realizing he has older viewers, Miller, by design or accident, has included a number of older men in his chorus. Probably so viewers will have someone with whom to identify. Motorcycle Policeman Injured By Truck Motorcycle Patrolman Luther Kurtz, 42 years old, 2934 Boulevard Place, was struck by a passing truck and injured as he was issuing a traffic citation about 8:15 a.m.

yesterday in the 200 block of North Alabama Street. The door on a tool chest in the side of a panel truck flew open, knocking Kurtz to the ground and inflicting stomach lacerations. Kurtz was treated and released at Marion County General Hospital. FM TODAY WFMS-FM 95.5 Me. Muslc-6 o.m.

to 1 a.m. (Full.Tlmt Stern) WAJC-FM 104.5 Me. Music and News-S a.m. to 12 Midnight WAIV-FM 105.7 Me. Music and News-2 p.m.

to 12 Midnight WATCH THE STATION THE NATION WILL WATCH FOR INDIANA UNCLE RAY: The bluebird Is one of th: favorite singers in the bird world. It is found in most sections of North America, from Mexico to various parts of Canada. We may observe bluebirds in Nova Scotia and the Hudson Bay area. Others live in British Columbia. In the United States, there fine birds raise their young from Maine to Oregon and Washington.

After spending the winter in southerly parts. they migrate to places where they expect to have a steady supply of food. Q. Why are bluebirds sometimes called "blue A. They are almost the same size, and are closely related to the robin family.

Besides his blue feathers, the usual male bluebird has a brick-red vest. Mountain bluebirds are covered all over with blue feath ers. Like the robin, the bluebird is a member or the thrush family. Among the other thrushes are the wood thrush and the hermit thrush. All thrushes are good singers.

Are bluebirds friendly to people? A. They rival the robins In making nests within easy range Bluebirds Favorites By blackout area for the telecast will extend as far east as Columbus, west across Illinois and as far south as Louisville, according to Jay Michaels, sports supervisor for MCA. Michaels Is In town to continue arrangements for the May 30 telecast which will be the first time the whole race has ever been televised on a network. (W'FBM-TV did telecast it for set TV the first two years it was on the air.) To date, the MCA coverage has been booked in 175 theaters, sports arenas and civic auditoriums in 101 cities, Michaels reports. "We'd aimed at 180 locations in 75 or 80 cities so we are pleased with the way It is going," he continued.

SINCE THE show must be live, starting times will vary across the country. Time in Indianapolis will be 20 minutes before race time. On the West Coast, coverage will begin at 8 40 a.m., with some theaters opening at 7:30 a.m. New York area time will be 11:40 a.m. WLW-ri Charlie Brock-man will be chief announcer, heading a staff of nine.

WFBM-TV which is providing its facilities for the technical coverage will come up with 12 cameras, 11 of which will have permanent cable Installations which can be used every year. MCA is setting up the coverage on a rental basis with guarantees in some instances, but the corporation can only recommend what ticket prices will be. Consequently there will be a wide variation across the country. Michaels estimates that the average will be $4 to $5, but it will go as high as $7 or $10 on the West Coast where racing enthusiasm reaches its peak. MITCH MILLER rounded out his live season and his fiD 3 1 Bluebird sings lustily.

of our homes. George Gladden a naturalist, wrote: "If the owner will scatter through his orchard a goodly number of bluebird homes soon will have plenty of bluebird tenants." Most public libraries have books telling how you can make a little house in which a pair of bluebirds may build a nest Hollow limbs with "auger-hole doorways" are a by some for the use of bluebirds. For NATURE section of your scrapbook. Teachers of grades third to twelfth are invited to send five questions about flowers, trees, birds, rain, water, soil or ing asked by their pupils. The questions should be sent to Uncle Ray in care of The Indianapolis Star.

(Copyright 10M) mm DC Mil You'll get it first! You'll get it all! You'll get it straight! from Radio Tuesday law ME Bulletins from start to finish Direct reports from 558 Precincts Direct reports from all 92 county headquarters 6:30 Election Central for a report to the nation 8:30 PM-A half-hour analysis of the early results brought to you by Falls City Beer 11:15 PM-Another report to the nation on NBC 11:30 PM-The final standings from WFBM-TV Election Central brought to you by Falls City Beer TONIGHT 10-11 IN COLOR NBC-TV CHANNEL 6 WIGO 810 Newt en Hour and Halt Hour Music and News- a.m. to 7:45 p.m. WXLW 950 New on Hour ona" Half Hour AAutlc and News-4 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. WIBC 1070 News on Hour and Half Hour Music and News- 24 Hours WFBM 1260 (CBS) News on Hour ond Halt Hour Music and News- 24 Hours WIFE 1310 News on Hour Music and News-24 Hours WIRE 1430 (NBC) News on Hour Music and News-S a.m.

to I a m. WNDY 1500 Music and Niwj- a.m. to 7:45 p.m. WGEE-1590 (ABC) News Befort the Hour Music and Ntws-4 a to 7:45 p.m. VAN HEFLIN, host Starring GIULIETTA SIMIONATA JON VICKERS JOE BUSKIN WEST POINT CADET GLEE CLUB And Special Guest CONNIE FRANCIS with DONALD VOORHEES and the Bell Telephone Orchestra Presented by the Bell Telephone System and Indiana Bell Howard Caldwell will head up the largest broadcast newsgath-ering organization in the state, and will keep you informed of primary activities as they occur throughout the day and evening.

Frank McGee, welt-known NBC news personality, will spend the day here in Indianapolis, and will feed Indiana primary results to the NBC network, including the Huntley-Brinkley report it 60 p.m. WFBM-FM 94.7 Me. Music and News-24 Hours WIBC-FM 93.1 Me. Music and News-I a.m. to 12: IS a.m.

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