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AFTER LAST NIGHT By Will Jones MINNEAPOLIS MORNING TRIBUNE I Kit. April 22, 1355 CT jdCtf- When are girls sugar, spice and everything nice? sv a Minneapolis Tribune photo-interview by Run fit Hull, Day Spoiler: News of a French stripper 't ji TV Wink Gets Extra Meaning doing business i on the welt EXPLORE YOUR MIND By AI.BIICT E. WKiGAM, D.Sc Are girl delinquents or boys forgiven by parents most often? coast as Eyeful Tower. 1 a A vTha fell-confident flgnof wink that Bill Ingram uses on 30minute mixture of straight news, weather and sports. DICK KMtOTII will handle the sports and End Kraehling the weather.

These are the same assignments tlie.se three have been 'i at handling every night. But on hi nightly KSTP-TV newscasts Avas more justifiable than ever this week. The ftnaniljling around in the news department at rival WCCO TV, with Kullie Johnson emerging; as news director, meant one thing: the 10 p.m. news spot is being k-U to In-'gram lor his very own. AFTKH MONTHS of trying fo battle Ingram for viewers on his own ground, Don ONon, 5010 Twenty-eighth avenue (Hear Nelson, 5009 Vincent avenue Ray Welsh, 1166 Iglehart avenue, St.

Pauls Charles Michael, on, 15 42 Grantham avenue, St. Paul: From 18 to 23. That's when they are best for cuddling. Anything older is too old for me. On is llamernefl, 2211 Third ave-nue I think from 16 to 18.

That's when they are sweet to look at. After that, a man never blows his car horn. McCuen Johnson Still friends and colleagues 1 I wouldn't know. I've never met any that were sugar and spice and everything nice. From 14 to 16.

After that they get bossy like their mothers and think they know it all. the new Saturday night won't be held to rljid time segments, the top story of the evening is a sports story, Enroth will had off the shoie with as much time a he need. If there's a storm on the way, Kraehling probably wilt atari the show. It the straight news Is heavy and Important, McCuen won't be bound to a 13 minute schedule. Johnson will continue his Until they have their first date.

No, apparently the opposite, 1 according to psychologists. IS FEAR "entirely in jour They Say WCCOTV Is retreating once again to 10:30 p.m. with i tiews alongside KfcYD TV and WTCN Chick McCuen'g night-time news wiJl switch im-jni i a ely to 10:30 p.m.. and Fred Kaufman, who was program director of WMIN-TV, is new program director of WTCN-TV. Don Kraatz, former WTCN-TV program director, Cities to Get Atom Fall-Out Weather Facts mind nounce'd the switch on his own show a few hours after he was fold of the change by station officials.

"I don't want my creditors to worry," he said. "I've still got a Job. Rollie Johnson is still my friend." Afterward! he elaborated: "It uas not entirely my decision, but I'm not mad at anybody, fie got a job and a job I like." McCuen will continue his noon TV newscasts. Saturday night he starts a new show he dreamed tip while still news director. Titled "Report," it's a sportscasts as well as taking over the 10:30 p.m.

week night news. ''Everyone is a on the sanctity of private property, but there's nothing divine about it. Speaking personally, I have no respect for my own properties, except a few personal belongings." JAWAHARLAL NEHRU, prime minister of India. "Our newspapers think for us, Moving Days J1L resigned to return to Chicago. New chief engineer Is Joe Kahnke, formerly transmitter chief for the two stations.

War-rent Fritse, formerly of WMIN-TV, is new assistant chief engineer. Mike Fleming, former If the business of having two Johnson will Ingram continue In that time when he takes over the newscast in June, McCuen, hom Johnson re-places as news director, an- TV stations share one channel seemed complicated, think what's going on this week as No. A surgeon says fear "in WTCN-TV absorbs WMLVTV. fluences every organ and tissue." SHOULD all young people bw taught to go into politics? As far as the public was con chief engineer for WTCN-TV, remains on the technical staff. Paul Sevareid continues as news chief, with Stu Lindman moving to the WTCN-TV news staff.

Joe Carney continues as production manager. cerned this week, it was one BATTLE CREEK, MICH. LV) Cities throughout the United States soon will have daily Information on where and when atomic fall-out would affect them if an enemy nuclear explosion occurred in their area. Josh Z. Holland, United States weather bureau meteorologist, Thursday said his bureau has been working with the federal civil defense administration on such a plan which will begin June 1.

Holland said the Information will come from weather bureau wind observation stations and "VftWV WTT-Wt vr-7ir W-4 ityyllW channel with one set of call letters: WTCN'-TV. That was the decision of Consolidated Radio ELECTIONS I 7 HIS SUNDAY our radios and television sets entertain us; and much of our education has turned from an education to a mere induction of facts, so that many graduates are turned out as mere warehouses for accumulated information." ARCHBISHOP EDWIN V. BYRNE. "Democracy is safest in the Tianrla rf rnrm1a Vi 1sma on1 and Broadcasting which bought the two stations. r.r -7 But programs continued to JL Ll 1 IC originate from two studios WTCN-TV in the Calhoun Beach hotel In Minneapolis, and 'lujkmn rfCm.

conserve their out-of-doors." Yes. Politics should mean an interest in your neighbor's welfare. "Dirty politics" can be cleaned up. will be relayed to local weather stations daily via teletype the erstwhile WMIN-TV studios in the Ilamm building in St. Paul.

-'X 1 FRANK H. KEITH, Wisconsin Xehru conservation department official. Augustana Church Adopts Record $550,897 Budget SpwUI tht Mlnnmpoli Tribno WORTHINGTON, I N. The Minnesota conference of the Augustana Lutheran church Thursday approved a record budget of for 1956. THAT RET-UP ends today.

Miller Robertson, who became general manager of the com TODAY'S FEATURES ON RADIO AND TELEVISION bined operation last week-end, TELEVISION ordered the former WMIN-TV people to report for work in 5:30 P.M. Special program: "Citizens League Legisla- Minneapolis starting today. From now on, all programs This includes $111,800 for education $105,000 of it for Gus- stars in "The Windmill" tavus Adolphus college, St. on the channel will be aired from Minneapolis. 10:15 P.M.

Drama: "Five in Judgment," Paul Newman, Frank Mcllugh. Ch. 4. 11:00 P.M. Elaine Melbin guest of Steve Alien.

Ch. 5. RADIO 2:30 P.M. Baseball Minneapolis vs. Toledo.

WLOL. 3:30 P.M. New series: "Social Science and Freedom," Dr. E. W.

Ziebarth interviews Dr. John B. Wolfe on "Man's Struggle for Freedom Against Authority." KUOM. 7:30 P.M. Edgar Guest, James J.

Nance guests of Dave Garroway in Detroit. KSTP. Peter, $63,130 for social the Review," report on new laws affecting the Twin Cities area. Ch. 9.

6:45 P.M. Duke University glee club visits Perry Como. Ch. 4. 8:00 P.M.

Drama: "Who's the Blonde?" Don Taylor. Ch. 4. 8:15 P.M. Baseball: St.

Paul vs. Charleston. Ch. 9. 8:30 P.M.

Drama: "The Schemer," Brian Smith, Linden Travers. Ch. 11. Saturday the engineers start missions; $30,175 for adminis yanking equipment out of the trative expenses; $24,620 for general expenses; $13,250 9:00 P.M. Boxing: Willie Pastrano vs.

Willie Troy. St. Paul studios and hauling it over to Minneapolis. They say they'll put most of the equipment to good use in the consolidated studios. Mott of the WMIS TV help Ch.

5. 8:00 P.M. Duke University glee club visits Perry Como. WCCO. 9:00 P.M.

Boxing: Willie Pastrano vs. Willie Troy. KSTP. 9:30 P.M. Edward R.

Murrow visits Sophie and Adam Berra Gimbel and Yogi Berra. Ch. 4. chaplain expense, and $.307,922 as the conference's share of synod expenses. The Minnesota conference Includes congregations in Minnesota, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Ontario, Canada.

Two new congregations were accepted in the conference All Saints Evangelical Lutheran will be absorbed bg the new setup, too, said Robertson. LOGS fnuitari unke rtaJm. at aa tkart krM4calar. Tk Trlkaa oi noaoatikie Pcraai caaac a MatUa. Of the lay-offs, he said, most will come among technical em WDGY-1IW (Mataal) mCN-tJM tC) ployes.

Probably four of those will lose jobs. The WMIN-TV KSTP-I8M (NC) WCC043I () y-s Vgfc church, Darwin, and St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran church, Sioux Falls, S. D. This brings the total number of con Breakfast Special Dean Skermaa Al Paulson Show Breakfast Special Bill Rudd Show Al Paulson Bill Rudd Show Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Clockwatcher Clockwatckcr Farm Topict Cedric Adami Hill-Farm Nw.

Joan, Burt; Nw gregations in the group to 314 TELEVISION AND RADIO CHANNEL I CHANNEL CHANNEL CHANNEL 1 1 1 WCCO-TT KSTf-TT KETP-TT WTCW-TV 1 1 Ffl. A.M. 6:00 :30 Morning Skew Davt Garreway "1:00 Weather Today-Grin 1:15 Morainf Skew Dare Carrowaf I :30 Sanctaary Today-Grim Tat Moraiif Davo Garroway fY0 Skew Today-Criai Fila'Profran Mcl Jatt Dare Garroway Nole-Doa Doty Mel Jan Today-Grii Note-Don Poly with more than 151,000 baptized CBS World Nwi members and nearly 102,000 confirmed members. Alei Dreier Clockwatcker Newi-Ryaa Clockwatcker Delegates discussed possible ways of raising money for a Al Paalson Bill Rudd Skow Breakfast Special Bill Rudd Skew Al Paulsoa Bill Rudd Shew tdwardt-Newa Bill Rudd Skow Breekfaal Clak Irr Smitk Skew Breakfatl Clak Ir Smith Skew Breakfast Clak lr Smilk Skow Breakfast Cluk lr Smitk Skow clerical staff has been pared in recent months in anticipation of the sale of the stations. The line-up cf local shows and personalities won't change, said Robertson, except for the usual changes due to the network's switch to daylight saving time this week-end.

Joseph Merkle, former WTCN-TV general manager, is In the process of deciding whether to remain with the new company or to accept offers to return east. He was formerly with the ABC network. DAVID COLE continues as sales manager of WTCN-TV. Clockwatcker Clockwatcker George Crist Clockwatckcr Musical Clack Muiical Clock MacPkenea Bok DeHeren Artkar Godfrey Artkar Godfrey Music with Bee Baxter Editioa Break tke Bank My Tree Story My Trae Story Cluk 1280 A Girl Marries Irr Smitk Skew Irv Smitk Skow Irv Smitk Show Irv Smith Show Dinf Donj Sckool Way ef World Sheilak Grakan 9.00; Artkar Godfrey Artkar Godfrey :45 Artkar Codfrey Garry Moore Garry Moore Garry Moore Garry Moore J. P.

Patckei J. P. Patckea Sheriff S.T Sheriff SeT Morninf Movie "Cobra Strihei" Sheila Ryan 10 Strike It Rick Strike It Rick Phrase-Pays Second Ckance Cluk 1280 Cluk 1280 Jack Tkayer Cluk 1280 :00 Artkur Godfrey :15 Arthur Godfrey :30 Make Up Mind 45' SecondHuskand Test Patters Test Patlera Test Patter Ted Patter Home Home Home Home Garry Moore Garry Mooro Strike It Rick Strike It Rick chapel for Gustavus Adolphus college, expected to cost about $500,000, but came to no decision before adjourning an hour behind schedule yesterday. Bishop Byrne to Bless New Addition at School The Most Rev. James J.

Byrne, auxiliary bishop of St. Paul, will bless a new addition at Holy Name school. Thirty-seventh street and Twelfth avenue at ceremonies. at 2 p.m. Sunda-; An open house will follow.

The $360,000 addition includes an auditorium, classrooms, parish hall and lunch room. Florida Calling Florida Calling Queen for a Day Queen for Day "BiURudd Show Bill Radd Show Red Skelto Show ReJ Skelton Skow W0GV 1130 Wendy Warre Bee Baxter JaxkJkayer Cluk 1280 Jack Tkayer Cluh 1280 :00 :15 :30 :45 Valiant Lady Tenn. Ernie Love ef Life Ford Skow Searck-Temorrew Featker Guiding Ligkt Year Neet TINTS Dr. Norman Peala Jimmy Valentine Jimmy Velentine Test Pattera Teat Pattera Test Pattera Teat Pattern KEYD-TV Ch. Leslie Brooka Morninf Movie Morninf Movie Morninf Movie "WTCN-TV Ch.

II Rosemary Helen Trent Oar Gal Sanday WCCO 830 tlMaUt gay fob! FrLft7 WTCN 1210 WCCO-TV Cb. 4 KSTP-TV CI. MeynardSpeece Farm Editio MaynardSpeeci or Bill Ingram Arlington Hills News-Boyls Livestock Mkts. RFD No. 2 Paal Harvey Cluh 1280 Jack Tkayer Livestock Report Casey Jones Casey Jones News-Sevareid Dean Holmes Test Pattern Test Pattera Test Pattera Test Pattern Bill Ingram Main Street Main Street Box Office Ckerlet McCaen Weatker-Wiadow Welcome Travelers 4 I 7:15 Good Neighbor I :30 Cedric Adams 1 Guiding Light ISAVITT INC.

I i 1 1021 HENNEPIN 111.2117 1 Main Street Main Street Johnny Morris Matinee Matinee Pays Be Married Test Palter Test Patter Test Pattera Test Patter Cluk 1280 Jack Tkayer Cluk 1280 Jack Tkayer at. Movietime "Tk Siciliaa" Massimo Girotti Jone Salina :00 :15 :30 :45 Sec. Mrs. Burton Perry Mason Nora Drake Brighter Day "Corpse Vanishes" Bee Baxter Bee Baxter TedMa7k's Matinee Crealest Gift Miss Marlowe Cluh 1280 Sev Widmaa Cluk 1280 Sev Widmaa Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Irv Smith Show Don O'Brien Show Don O'Brien Show 2:00 Hilltop House :15 House Party :30 House Party Kitchen Cluh Hilltop House Mid-day Matinee "Open City" Anna Magnani Mid-day Matinee Test Potter Test Patter Test Pattern Heallk-Happiness Guided Toar James Mason Marjorie Ellis McCrady Prof. Reert Q.

Lewis Rokert Q. Lewis Art Linkletter Art Linkletter Bif Payoff Bif Payoff BokCrosky Skew Bok Crosky Skow Brigkter Day -Secret Storm Oa Year Accoaat On Year Accoaat Aroaad Town Areaad Tewa Hollywood Playhoase Woman in Love Prpper Young Right to Hap'ness Backstage Wife Stella Dallas Widder Browa Woman in Hoase Just Plain Bill Clak 1280 Sev Widman Cluh 1280 Sev Widman Hawkins Falls First Lave Mr. Sweeaey Modern Romances Mid-dey Matinee Mid-day Matinee Mid-day Matinee Movie Quick Quit 3:00 Music in USA :15 Road of Life :30 Ma Perkins Judy I Jane Allen Gray Allen Cray Mr. Nobody; Don 0 Brie Show Don 0 Brie Shew Knights ef the Road Larry Fischer Knights ef Mystery Manor Mystery Maaor Trail Bleier Slim Jim Jack's Coraer Drugstore Skeriff Sev Skeriff Sev Pinky Lea Piaky Lee Howdy Doody Howdy Doody Loreme Jones Johnny Morris Show 4 5 :00 :15 i45' :00 :30 Comm. Cal.

Allea Jackson News; Markets Tenn. Ernie Lowell Thomas Commaadcr Satara Texas Sta the Rood Larry Fischer Knights ef the Read As We Journey Let Us Live Sports Show News-Karastedt Eddie Cantor Eddie Centor Traffic Jamboree Sports-News Trail Blaters Slim Jim Legislative Rev. Film Program Skipper Daryl Skipper Daryl Captain II Captain II Woaderlaad Cartooas Axel His Dog Axel HisDog Sports i Weather WTCN-TV Ch. II Frl. Eve.

WCCO-130 KSTP 1500 WTCN-1280 WDGY-II10 KEYD-TV Ch. I KSTP-TV CN. i WCCO-TV Ck. 4 News-C. Adams Bok Ryan News-Reasoier Rabbit; Weather News-Reasoier Rabbit; Weather :00 Choraliers Edition Sports-Baetel ralton Lewis, Jr.

Sports; Weather Joha Daly. News :15 Dick Enrotk Showcase Dinner News Wes Ftsler Shaw Royal Playheasa Ria Tin Ti :3 To" Nw Wr" Cabriel Heatter Royal Playkoase Rin Tin Tin Edw. R. Marrow One Man's Family Lone Ranger Les Paal-M. FerJ Sports; Weather Ye Should Kaew Deaf Edwards Eddie Fisher Perry Come News Cerava Bill Stern Counter Spy John Vandercaak Counter Spy 8 Steps Dow Tops in Twins 7:00 Crime Dmak Skore :15 Photographer Franh Sinatr :30 Godfrey's Friday with :45 Digest Garroway Mam Mam Topper Topper lops in I wins Onie Ic Harriet Onie 4 Harriet Rav Bolgrr Shov Dollar a Second Quit Show The Vise The Vise Intrigae Intrigaa Bill Coram Passerby Dagoat Pope Baseball St.

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