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(NIC) WIHS IHtfli (ABC, CBSJNBC Radio Programs Program listings are supplied by the station! and are subject to change without notice. LATE FRIDAY Award-Winning WQED Show l' On NBC Starting Dtc. 24 By FRED REMINGTON "Children's Corner," Pittsburgh's award-winning educational TV show, has finally been assured a per WJAS ARC-MRS 130 KQV CBS 1410 wwsw 970 Barry Kaye Coimnued News Krenn Korner Bob Prince News: Hits Record Continued Records; Sp't, Krenns Korner Continued manent network spot on Beginning Dec. 24 it will be carried nationally by NBC from 10:00 to 10:30. As a summer replace NewT" Wiiiiami, lim Turner; Sports lillams.

Hits News; Hits Williams, Hits Tucker, Snorts Williams. Hits Tomclit at a Continued Continued Continued 7 Jis 4, 7 BIS STORY Badly needed irrigation water il secured by reporter. 14, 9 THE CRUSADERS Matt Anderi goes to Poland to investigate tha regime which is causing sailor! and long-ihoremen ta defy their bosses with strikes and sabotage. Ha becomes friendly with a Polish sailor who obtains for him a document telling of tha corruption of tha officials and tha hard lot of tha workers. 13 ART AND ARTISTS A cleverly contrived review of British cartooning end caricaturing of the last 50 years, from William Hogarth to David Low.

9:30 P. M. 11:30 A. M. 4 NEWS 2 SPORTS FINAL 12:35 A.

M. 2-SWING SHIFT THEATER "Mickey the Kid." starring Bruca Cabot, Ralph Byrd and Zazu Pitts. SATURDAY MORNING 7:55 A. M. 2 SERMON ETTE 8:00 A.

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Road News; Contert Continued :30 Continued :45 Continued Oems Continued Continued Too Open Road Concert Gems Continued Continued Continued is continued Continued 45 Continued 00 Monitor News. Rlsrea Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued Continued :00 Monitor continued Continued Continued News. Rlezs Continued Continued Continued Radio Highlights Finest Ilour Beethoven's "Sonata No. 23" (Appasslon-ata) Arthur Rubinstein, Pianist. WLOA, 4:00.

Steel Bowl Pitt vs. Westminster and Duquesne vs. Geneva. WDUQ, 7:30. Symphony Tonight Berlioz's "Overture Benevenuto Cellini," Shostakovich's Symphony No.

10, Mozart's "Eine Kleine NachtmusI Me-notti's "Sabastian Ballet," and "Norwegian lances" by Grieg. WCAE, 8:00. Golden Hour Wagner's "Flying Dutchman Overture," Vitale's "Chaconne," Handel's "Water Music Suite," Grieg's "Ballade Opus 24" and on your old T.V. Regardless age or condition on a brand new Console TELEVISION FREE HOME DEMONSTRATION M. 2-5547 OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.

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2-TEXAS RANGERS "Rough, Tough West," in which an en-Ranger opens a gambling hall and saloon in a mining town end, through unscrupulous dealings, incurs the wrath of the miners. 4 CARTOON CAPERS 9:45 A. M. 4 TOYLAND EXPRESS 10:00 A. M.

2-ANDY'S GANG "Crocodile of Ginger." 4 PINKY LEE 9 BUSTER CRABBE 10:30 A. M. 2-CISCO KID Cisco end Pane ho almost lose their lives in trying to prove pretty Joyce Henry innocent of the murder of her uncle. 4 WINCHELL-MAHONEY The Jerry Mahoney Club holdi a winter carnival to ce'ebrate the first snowfall. Paul end Jerry ling "Button Up Your Overcoat," end Paul joins Natalia Trundy in en ice-skating number.

7 ABBOTT COSTELLO 9-UNEXPECTED 11:00 A. M. 2, 4, 7-FURY Jim Newton (Peter Graves) proves himself a ft guardian of little Joey (Bobby Diamond) when workers visit the ranch on "Joey Saves the Day." 9 FEATURE THEATER 1 1:30 A.M. 2, 7 BUFFALO BILL JR. 4 OUIZDOWN AFTERNOON 12:00 P.

M. 2. eV BIG TOP Jack Sterling introduces the Three Slytones, high wire artists; The Wong Troupe of four acrobats; the Virginians, juggling duo. end Poly Oree and his 15 trained dogs. 7-PLAYMATES 9-ACTION THEATER 12:15 P.

M. 7 ADVENTURES OF BLINKY 12:30 P. M. BIS TOP (Cent.) 7-TOWN COUNTRY 1:00 P. M.

1- LONE RANGER 4 BUFFALO BILL JR. "Pawnee Stampede." 7-MOVIE MATINEE 9-FUN HOUSE 1:30 P.M. 2 NICKELODEON 4 MR. WIZARD 9 UNEXPECTED Futon Filmi-Toniihf SUrtime Theater r. A PLEASURE'' wttk "IT'S MICHAil.

SHIA $terri" trace Co xe rim LATE FRIDAY Chnntl 4:00 P. M. 2 BRIGHTER DAY 6 DATE WITH LIFE 7- FOLLOW THAT MAN 9 YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL 13 TRAVEL IN CANADA 4:15 P. M. 2.

9-SECRET STORM 6 MATINEE MELODIES 4:30 P. H. 2-ON YOUR ACCOUNT 6. 7-WORLD OF MR. SWEENEY 9 SANTA CLAUS 13-CHILDREN'S CORNER 4:45 P.

M. 6. 7 MODERN ROMANCES 5:00 P. M. 2-VIDEO ADVENTURES 6 WILD IILL HICKOK 7 PINKY LEE 9 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 5:30 P.

M. 2-MUSlCAL SKETCH PAD 6. 7 HOWDY DOODY I) SECOND SIGHT SAM 5:45 P. M. 13 TROUT GO TO SCHOOL EVENING 6:00 P.M.

2-ESSO REPORTER 6 SPORTS PAGE 7- MOVIE MARSHAL 9-OUTDOORS CLUB 13 SILENT NIGHT 14 UTTLE PLAYHOUSE 6:05 P. M. 2-IUZZ AND BILL 4:15 P.M. (WORLD NEWS 7 SANTA CLAUS 13-SNOW ON THE RUN 6:30 P.M. 2-NEWS 4 CAMERA 4 Jn Greor itart in "On Man 7.

9-SPORTS 13-WITH DOG AND GUN 6:45 P. M. PITT PARADE 7-NEWS 9-DOUGLAS EDWARDS 6:55 P. M. 2-SPORTS EDITOR 7 WEATHER 7:00 P.

M. 2 HEADLINE Whtn iiq Town traffle ntar'y ha'tad by a work tteppaga on tK naw thru-way, Sfava Wilton trial to tha way for work to start again, and in tha erocait, dltcovat ta crootad raainni for ta de'sy. 4 STAGE TO YUMA Sirring Robert Yourig. 7-SUPERMAN 9 OZZIE 1 HARRIET Harriet decide! tKe Ne'son parage, e'tie and baiemet need to be cleared ot ea the accu mulated iunk. IJH.

14 TELE-TOPICS 7:15 P. M. 14-JOHN DALY 7:30 P. M. 2 TIME OUT Hunting to Herrii B'ath.

4, 7 EDDIE FISHER 9-TOPPER "Topper'i Vacation. 13- SCHOOLS ON PARADE 14- TV SHORTS 7:45 P. M. 2-EZC RANCH GALS 7. 14-NEWS CARAVAN 1:00 P.

M. 2. 9 MAMA Medical student Ne a pa't-tlme 10b in a doctor office only to discover that tha emp'over is a veterinarian. 7 TRUTH OR CONSE-QUENCES 13-COOKING WITH DIONE LUCAS 14-SGT. PRESTON Sgt.

Preston and faithful dog, Yulon King, ara ceiled upon to capture a gang cf desperadoes who have a code leading to fortune in gold. 1:30 P. M. 2. 4, 7 LIFE OF RILEY Riley (William Eendli) decide! to surpriie wife, Peg (Mar-jorie Reynold).

end she decides to surprise him on their anniversary. Both to give tha other a surprise party and each learns of tha other's plans and cancels Ms own. What finally happens is a surprise to both. 9. 16 OUR MISS BROOKS Connie Brooks makes a bo'd move when a local newspaper reports her errest in a gambling joint.

To save her reputation and her job. Connie, whose only mistake was to use the premises to make telephone call, stoutly maintains it was her ne er-do-well twin sister. 13-HIGH ROAD OF HEALTH Cancer, what it is end how it effects the body end the seven danger slgna's will be described by Pitt rrilral men, 9:00 P. M. 2 MAYOR OF THE TOWN Marilly Jones, the Mayor'l housekeeper, outraged at receiving much-used teapot for gift, throwi the battered utensil away, only to discover that valuable diamond ring had been stored in it for safe keeping.

Saturday mornings. know what the score is, yet young enough to get In the game. The record makers have high hopes for the. new ballad by George Burns and Tom Blackburn, whose last effort you may recall If you try real hard. Little thing called "Davy Crockett" Entitled Taller, Yaller Cold," the new one will be heard on Disneyland the week of Dec.

14. New CMtfrta'i Snow Airtd en WQ0 A children's show with 13 successful years on radio and TV in Cleveland has moved to Pittsburgh and will be carried by WQED from 11:30 to 12 each weekday morning starting Jan. 2. Entitled "Charmine Chil dren," its daily format calls for a different group of six children in the 4-6 age group selected each day from the program enrollees. In Cleve land where the show was born It was regarded as an at-home substitute for nursery school and kindergarten.

"We want to avoid the characterization of just being a baby sitting show," explained George Harms who, with his wife, Marjorie, created the show and has been with it through its 13year history- To bring about participation by youngsters at home the show actually enrolls stu dents and distributes partici pation kits. Enrollment is $6.00, which Includes the kit, made up of some 92 parts, such as a peg board and pegs with which the youngsters perform the work being done on the TV screen. It is maybe the only chil dren's TV show which has a F-TA affiliate. A spot will be made available on Tuesday afternoons in which Its purposes and accomplishments will be outlined to mothers. It will be on the air from Jan.

2 to June 1, and Issues diplomas to its youthful graduates. DAYTIME STATIONS WPIT-730 KC a On Iff 4S'ln'l View- f'M JO-(-fOTr DO-trrrf crtwiTO fr4hef 1 00 Hi'ff 1 IVReir Eirl Me 1 4 -StuiiT 19 OO-Pnlst Prt 30- in Review i oo-Tnia How 4 OOKuhop John-ton I 00 IB 08 30 i wnn Jnrie. 45-Hfthet Vinnin 18 en-iii of Jtwt IS 4-VoirofCWn tl.00-rtUoibi Hf. WDUO-FM 1 til riltHT 10.10-NKW. Sim Off 69-AfternooO 41-Nmti 6 00 -Financial Hrwt 6 is-Pan America 4S-RiHsd smeer oo-Kpons tr'Mri 7 0-Serra Club I OO-Cnorel Cems I.JO-Conceft HU MTTBDAI 1 00-Thoiht lor 1 1 S-Newt JO-TMl Wee IB 4S-Bnntmir Metdstnei 09-Sil '(ICMt 4 Storm WILY 1080 KC I M-Rnr A Rid 00-Homemaien Orsven 30-Hfnncla with 7.30Sltn OS BlUf P.w F-i of To-I 00-5eei ChiUot morrow 11 00P Turnpike R4TIIDAT Cfcanol T.OO-Sijo On: "COMING of the King," an Inspiring Christmas story by Norman Vincent Peale, will begin Monday In The Press.

LITTLE LIZ The reason some drivers don't signal is because there obviously is no signal for what they want to do. News Pie Trayncr Barry Kaye Sports: wumer IUE-CIO Bill Ktcrn VandercooH PuitonLewis Jr. Not Much Talk Lowell Tliomaj TennesseeErnie Continued Bins Crosby Kd Murrow Gabriel Heatter MusjcNews Counter spy My Sou Jeeo Continued Johnny Dnliar City Eilltor 21st Preclnt Continued News News; Story Time News: 014 Timers farty P. Morean Old Timer Jack Carson Continued Amos 'n' Anitt Aut. Nocturne Continued Noctr.

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Music Unlimited Continued News "Vienna Life" by Strauss. WWSW, 9:00. Vlcki's Carousel Jacqueline Francois (Mademoiselle De Paris) sings "La Com-plainte des Infideles." Also featured are other popular European recordings. KDKA, 9:00. Music For Readinjr Si- belius' Haydn's Symphony No.

85 in flat major, and Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 9 in flat are featured. KQV, 11:15. BOYS and GIRLS! GIFT SLIPPERS Suedtne. Soft Bunny fur caffs.

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Scores Old Timers Benediction Sin Og s26995 With nsr ill DREAM CIRL LEADS Vivian Blaine portrays a girl lost in day dreams and Ha! March "plays her newspaperman suitor in Sunday's Hallmark Hall of Fame production of Elmer Rice's comedy, "Dream Girl." 2:00 P. M. 2 NICKELODEON (Cont.J 4BIG PICTURE 9-RASSLIN1 2:30 P.M. 4 CAREER "Medical Technology." 3:00 P. M.

2 BIG PICTURE 9 BASKETBALL Wisconsin vs. 4, 7-PRO BASKETBALL Boston vs. Minneapolis. 3:30 P. M.

J-ERN WESTMORE SHOW Other Sett from SIS9.9S TABLE MODELS CONSOLES COMBINATIONS one-hour delivery ment, "Children's Corner" was carried nationally for four weeks In September, replacing the "Paul'WlncheU Jerry Mahoney Show." Last month it won a Syl-- vanla Television Award as the nation's best locally-produced Juvenile show, 'Negotiations between Fred Rogers and Josie Carey, pro- ducers of "Children's Corner," and NBC have been underway ever since the show made its outstanding success as a summer replacement It would have been on the network sooner but for Fred's Insistence that he and Josey continue "Children's Corner" In its familiar late afternoon spot on WQED. This has been satisfactorily settled, so the youthful producers will commute between Pittsburgh and New York at the end of each week to present the show live from Radio City. Scheduling of "Children's Corner" has Involved time shift for many of NBC's most firmly entrenched Saturday shows. Following "Children's Corner," the network will present in progressive half hour Intervals. "The Pinky Lee Show." "Fury," and The Paul Winchell Jerry Mahoney Show." It Is reliably understood that Fred and Josle.

despite their Christmas week inaugural on the network, will present their "Children's Corner New Years Eve Party" over WQED from 7:30 to 9:30 on Dec 31 as originally planned. Another Captain MeCii.cl.eoa? One of the hundred finalists In Pillsbury's Seventh National Baking and Recipe con test Is 15-yearold boy from Mingo Junction. Ohio. Like the celebrated Captain Richard McCutcheon of "$64,000 Question," Robert E. Koran has made a hobby of cooking and baking since he was 7.

He does the cooking, not only at home, but for the neighbors, particularly when they are entertaining and require a fancled up dish. Thus far In the Pillsbury contest he has won S100. a gas range and a food mixer as prizes for his specialty, a toothsome cake. Part of the "BakMff Contest," which takes place In New York on Monday, will be carried on Monday morning's "Arthur Godfrey Time." The winners will be presented on Art Linkletter's "House Party" at 2:30 on Tuesday. Both shows are carried on Channel 9.

Steubenville. where It is probable that authorities at Catholic Central High will have to declare a part holiday so Robert's classmates can cheer him on. Godfrey's Side Of Finn Of In the current Saturday Evening Post installment of Arthur Godfrey's "This Is My Story," he gives a detailed account of his dismissals of Archie Bleyer and Julius La-Rosa, and the Larry Puck cident which he asserts was In no sense a firing. Godfrey's version is persuasive. In the wild, excessive publicity surrounding these Incidents It was generally overlooked.

I suspect, that there are generally two sides to every story. Arthur dusts off Ed Sullivan with one brief paragraph: "Ed Sullivan, whom I have met only once some years ago when CBS asked me to make, an appearance on his program cashed in. His antics got so laughable that performers actually begged me to hire them just for one hour and then fire them so they could get on "Tossed of the Town." The unconscious cruelty of youth: Eddie Fisher, speaking of the crowds of girls who swamp him every time he appears publicly, remarked: "I've been In the business feng enough to know that crowds are all a part of It. I remember when I was a kid In Philadelphia how they used to mob Frank Sinatra." Makes Sinatra sound ready for the Retired Actors' Home. Edgar Bergen's description of his new dummy, Effie Klinker: "She's old enough to Hear Tfte WESTINGHOUSE STORY Hear JAMES B.

CAREY UE-C2 WJAS 6:30 p. 1320 on Your Dial 2 SLIM BRYANT 4 HIGHWAY PATROL 7-STAR STAGE "The $1000 Bill." 9-AMOS 'N' ANDY 13 SENIOR CITIZEN 14 THE VISE "Wrong Time Murder," the story of en essistant storemanagerwho has money problems. He evolves plan to rob the office safe, but neglects one detail in his "perfect crime." 10:00 P. M. 2, 4, 7-BOXING Bobo Olson vs.

Sugar Ray Robinson for tha Middleweight Championship of tha World. 9 THE LINEUP An abandoned auto 'with bed seat marked by signs of violence and a red-haired men with the letteri E-A-T-H" tattooed on the knuckles of hi! hand era tha clues that lead Lt. Ben Guthrie and Inspector Greb on a dangerous trail. 13 INDUSTRY ON PARAGE 14- STAR TONIGHT Ernest True end hi! wife, Sylvia Field, star in "Have Faith in Your Agent." a story about a midd'e-eged show business couple who ere uncertain of their future as their belief in the public's willingness to eccept their telent falters. 10:15 P.

M. 13-PLYON DUSTERS 10:30 P. M. t. 14-PERSON TO PERSON Humorist Aba Burrows end hii wife.

Cerin, and their two children, will be "et home" in their 10-room epertment in Menhat-ten; e'so Pierre S. duPont III, of the femoui duPont industrial empire, will wexome Edward R. Murrow to hli home in Rock-lend, Delaware. 13 SIGN OFF 10:45 P. M.

2 RED BARBER 10:50 P. M. 4-SPORTS SPOTLIGHT 7 RED BARBER 11:00 P. M. 2-WORLD TONIGHT 4-PENN PLAYHOUSE "Born to tha Sadd'e," starring lelf Erickson and Donald Woods.

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