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Radio IHLMINNEAPOLIS Star Television and Radio April 13, 1961 17B TWIN CITIES STATIONS WCCO 130 KUOM 770 WPiC IO KStP MOO WCAC 770 vnOl 1330 WDGY1UO KTIJ 400 KDWI J0 KANO 1470 MSI ISO WMIM 1400 W1CN 1110 KIVI 1440 IFM only) WlOl fM (mtf I KWFM 97,1 (mat Thurs. la WCCO-TV Ch. KSTP-TV Ch. KMSP-TV Ch. 9 WTCN-TV Ch.

1 1 LM) um mJ Mrs. Berg Hardwicke Moore Parks. KNOF-FM 95 3 mia WF-ICFM 101.3 (m.B American Bandstand American Bandstand How to Marry Millionaire Mr. Adam and Eve th. Topper Town Topper :30 Ajc-1 A HiaDof Andr'tGanf :45 Boio theCtowa and 'ubliihtd at a irvl la nadir at chare la bruadcoiltrt.

Th Slot no) it-iponnbl lor program (hang br tHni. Clarification A story in the Minneapolis Star last Friday, reporting that the Minnesota supreme court upheld a jury verdict of negligence against Dr. John H. Lihner, did not make it clear that the court held the doctor was not personally negligent but that as the operating surgeon he was liable for the negligence of someone else in the operating room. Dr.

Linner was sued by a patient whose leg was burned by a carbolic acid solution during surgery. A district court jury found the doctor responsible for. such an accident The supreme court held that some person in the operating room other than Dr. Linner spilled the liquid, but "because Dr. Linner was the operating surgeon, he, like the captain of a ship, is vicariously responsible for the acts and ommissions of all who were in the operating room during the course of the operation, even though they were employes of the hospital." Police to Retire After 32 years as a member of the park" police department, Capt.

A. M. Dahlen plans to retire June 24 when he reaches age 65. Dahlen has been captain since March 1955. The park board's 30-member police force is independent of the city force but works in cooperation with the city force.

Yogi Bear Show TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS Caity on I Clubkouie Rocky and Hit Friend Saiie So. lie Our Mill Brooke T.N.Tatten City Detective City Detective NBC Newi 5:00 Yc ilS iSO'Cl 1 45 a 00 4:00 p.m. Dr. Peter Paul ancr the Cop ancy the Cop (Minn. Education Station) Thursday EVENING 5:45 Test Pattern.

6:00 "Adventures of Danny Dee," story, "Pancake's Box. 6:50 "Casals Masters Class," Pablo Casals. 7:00 "Turbulent Teens," Minneapolis public schools. 7:30 "What are the Odds?" Don O'Brien. 8:00 "Economics of Development," Gustavus Adolphus college.

8:30 "Artist Series." Donald Betts, piano, Macalester college. 9:00 "The African Character," University of Minnesota. 9:30 "Town and Country," University of Minnesota. 10:00 "45 Years with Fitz-patrick," subject, "Brat Alley." 10:30 "Background," Dr. E.

W. Ziebarth. 10:40 "Music as a Language," subject, "The Alphabet in Black." Newt, Montf Newt Picture :15 Doui Edward Weather Show U.S. Marshal U.S. Marshal Guestward Ho! Guestward Ho! Looney Taners Club Looney Tuner Club Kellogg of Cornell, guest on "Of Birds and Men." KUOM.

8:40 p.m. "Greenwillow" December Bride Outlaws December Bride Outlaws Silent Service Silent Service Assignment Underwater 7 Outlaws Outlaw Bat Masterson Bat Masterson :00 Anfel :30 Zane Grey Theater Sea Hunt Sea Hunt Real McCoys Reel McCoys TV AND RADIO CHATTER ABC Shows Move to Channel 9 Sunday By FORREST POWERS Minneapolis Star Staff Writer 1 Two stations are about to trade places in the Twin Cities television picture. Following a few minor adjustments, at the telephone company's TV control center Sunday, programs carried by the ABC network will be beamed to KMSP-TV (Ch. 9). WTCN-TV (Ch.

11), an affiliate of ABC since September 1953, assumes the status of an independent station. As the "fourth stalion," channel 1 1 is pinning its hopes' 00 Gunilinftr Gunslinf er My Three Son My Three Sons Untouchables Untouchables Bachelor Gray Ghost Father Gray Ghost Tennessee Ernie Trackdown (in color) Trackdown OS iiunsunfer Gunilinfer 00 CBS Reports 9 o'Clock Movie 9 o'Clock Movie 9 o'Clock Movie 9 o'Gock Movie Untouchable! Untouchables Silent Please Silenls Please Groncho Mart Groucho Marx Manhunt Manhunt CBS Reports CBS Reports CBS Reports 3:5 TRIUMPH OVER DEAFNESS WITH OUR NEW HEARING AID THIMBLE The smallest hearing device in the world, tiny as a thimble, was recently announced. Engineers were able to de :00 News; D. Moore New, M'Doufal 9 o'Clock Movie New. McCuen New; D.V Sport ther Sport 9 Clock Movie ther; Sport Friday of attracting viewers on telecasts of Minnesota Twins base-.

1 Ml :30 Tightrope featured on "Stage Door." WAYL-FM. 9:15 p.m. "Don Quixote," by Richard Strauss, played by NBC symphony, conducted by Arturo Tosca-nini. WLOL-FM. FRIDAY HIGHLIGHTS 1:30 p.m.

Algernon D. Black, leader of tha New York Society for Ethical Culture, discusses "The Decline and Fall of the Individual" on "Public Affairs Forum." KUOM. 2:00 p.m. Betty Walker, Al Capp and Martin Gabel, guests of "Flair." WTCN. WCCO (CBS) Thursday 4 p.m.

Charlie Boone 5 p.m. News 5:15 p.m. Sports, Markets 5:30 p.m. V.I.P. 6 p.m.

Lowell Thomas 6:15 Jack rear Show News Brothers ightrope (in color) Sport; ther Brannafan sign a tiny aid without cords or buttons. It is worn entirely in the ear with rvtnl ilonr Yiaafiner fHAm -1 1 :00 Outdoor Sports Jack Paar Show Penthouse Theater II :00 Outdoor Sports Jack raar Sho how renthouse healer II ow Penthouse Theater ll Sho 4 Outdoor Sports Jack Paar Sho :30 Outdoor Sports Jack Paar I :45 Outdoor Sports Jack Paar wvmi iivjii ail jj: directions. Come in, phone or write how Penthouse Theater ll Sho Frl. A.M. WCCO-TV Ch.

4 KSTP-TV Ch.S KMSP-TV Ch. 9 WTCN-TV fih. li ivk iuii iiiiui iiiatiuu aim a free demonstration no Ima Want- ball games, "specialty shows and first-run motion pictures. The station will present movies four times daily at 1 p.m., 4:40 p.m., 7:30 p.m. and 11:05 p.m.

Sandwiched between the pictures are a number of 30-minute film series and five newscasts. Most of the specialty programs to be offered are scheduled as Sunday features. They include "World Artists Concert Hall," "Great Music From Chicago," Play of the Week" and "The Oscar Levant Show." Channel nine, currently an independent station, picks up its first ABC show, "Meet the Professor," at 11:30 a.m. Sunday. The station's new schedule calls for a movie each weekday morning and a late show on Saturday and Sunday Continental Classroom (in color) Cont.

Classrm. MORNING 9:00 Test Pattern. 9:15 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4, 5 and 6. 9:30 "45 Years with Fitz- patrick," subject, "Brat Al-' ley." 10:00 "Clock." 10:15 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4, 5 and 6. 10:30 "Animals of the Seashore." 11:00 "Ya Hablamos Espanol," Grades 4, 5 and 6.

11:15 Off the Air. AFTERNOON 1:15 Test Pattern. 6:00 1S t30 Ad Says: It's Easy to Wear-Easy to Hide! Ask About Our Rental Plant COME IN or CALL FE 9-7547 or WRITE to 7 fried, the Today Flying Saucer Bob Ryan :30 Siegfried, the Today Flying Saucer Carroway Minnesota Hearing Optical Center 46 South 9th Street, Mpls. 2, Minn. mm-ii-m JJ Farm New luilnejs Opportunities In the Want Ads (112-115) can help ou (o Into business lor yourself.

Call FE. 3-3111 evenings. "Playboy Penthouse," a Thursday feature, will Good Morning Minnesota Cartoon Circu Cartoon Circu 8 :00 N.wi.Hottelet Today Kangaroo Bob Ryan 30 Capt Kangaroo Today-, Kangaroo Carroway p.m. Sports, Weather 6:30 p.m. Franklin Hobbs Show 7:15 p.m.

Ron Cochran 7:30 p.m. News analysis 7:45 p.m. World Tonight 8 p.m. On the Go 9 p.m. Honest to Goodness 9:30 p.m.

Jergen Nash Presents .10 p.m. Big Ten News 10:30 p.m. Hobbs' move to a Friday evening time slot next week. 'TAt Northwest's Largest Optometric Center to prescribe end dispense Hearing Instruments" BRANCH OFFICES 326 So. Phillips, Sioux Falls, S.

Dak. Irttt's Dept. Store, Suite 327, Mankato, Minn. "THE FRESHMAN," a comedy series starring Gertrude 9 Say When Say When Play Your Hunch (cl.) :00Dr.Youndahl :30 Video Village Video Village 1:30 "From the Record Shop," Grade 3. 1:50 "Komm, Lach und Lcrne," Grade 4.

2:05 "Exploring i Grade 4. 2:30 "Exploring Number Mysteries," Grade 6. 3:00 Off the Air. Berg and Cedric Hardwicke, goes into CBS-TVs Wednesday night schedule next fall. Miss Berg portrays a widow who Newibeat House.

Romper Room Romper Room Romper Room Shape Up Shape Up" Mra. V. Meyer Life of Riley Life of Riley I FEATURING Batteries, Repairs, Cords and Ear Molds. FREE Cltanlna. and Adjusting for all Aids.

WHILE YOU WAIT. enrolls in a college English class that is taught by Hardwicke, an exchange professor from Cambridge. The new series will hold down the time slot now oc MORNING 7:30 Firal Not 1:00 Heward Vidn 10:00 ArlhurGadftev 1 1 :00 Art llnkltlr FRIDAY 6:00 Farm Tsoicl 6:15 Almanac 6:30 Jim Hill 6 45 Chuckle Woo. Jack LaLanne Show Morning Matinee The Prica I Right (dr.) Concentration Concentration 00 Double :15 Expoaure 30 Surprise :45 Package 11:30 Gory Moor 7:00 World New 7:15 D.Hovan Nwi sing Crosby Morning Court Morning Court Love That Bob Love That Bob Morning Matinee I Married Joan I Married Joan Truth or Come- quence It Could Be You (color) :00 Love of life :15 Love of Life :30 Search-Tom'ow :45 Guiding Light cupied by "I've Got a Secret." The Garry Moore panel show is being moved to a Monday evening position on the CBS lineup. SHORT SUMMER? NBC-TV and radio announced that they will carry the National Football league chamDionshin FrLAtl.

WCCO-TV Ch. 4 KSTP-TV Ch. 5 KMSP-TV Ch.S WTCN-TV Ch. II Kartooa Time Camouflage FRIDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 Goad N'ahber 12 45 Gd. Naiahber 12:30 New 1:00 Ro Ericktan 2:30 Charll lean KSTP (NBC) Thursday 4 p.m.

Elton Ryberg Show 5:30 p.m. News, Weather, Sports 6 p.m. Dinner Music 6:30 p.m. World News 6:45 p.m. Life Line 7 p.m.

Image: The Sixties iO p.m. Jazz Corner. game in December. And CBS reports that it will again tele vise me miss America pageant in September. Bert Parks, THEY'RE BACK or course, will emcee the event.

Just to make the summer seem longer, however, reruns of "Happy" start Friday on NBC and continue for five months through the first' week of September. MORNING 6:30 Stave Cannen 10:00 Daly an Duly FRIDAY 6:00 Aa'itultur Raeart 6:15 Newt :15 Somet'g Special Weather Room Kartooa Time Camouflage :30 A. the World Treasure Chest Willy Number, Please I- :45 Turn Treasure Chest Willy Number, PleasS 1:00 Face the Facts Jan Murray Follow That About Face Face the Facts Skow (dr.) Man About Faces :30 Art Linkletter Loretta Young Racket Squad Dr. Hudson' Linkletter Theater Racket Squad Sec. Journal 2:00 The Millionaire Young Doctor Early Show Day in Court 1ST he Millionaire Malone with Mary Jo Day in Court :30 Th Verdict From These Early Show Seven Keys 45 Yours Roots Early Show Seven Keys 3:00 Brighter Dey Make Room Early Show Queen for a Storm for Daddy Early Show Day :30 Edgeof Hera' Early Show Who Do You Night Hollywood Early Skow Truit? The Brightest Musical this side of Broadway! The St.

Paul House Singing Sextette returns to our stage after a triumphant winter tour of the leading night spots in Milwaukee, Omaha, Des Moines, and Kansas City. The same gay group who packed 'em in at the St. Paul House for the past two years. FRIDAY AFTERNOON 11:00 Nwi 1:00 Detv en Duly 12:15 Weather 3:00 Ellen Hvb.ra 12:30 Aq. Report WTCN (ABC) Thursday 4 p.m.

Brad Johnson 5:30 BRUCE NEILSON A big man, a big voice, a BIG HIT ALWAYS I p.m. Harmon Killebrew 5:45 p.m. Brad Johnson 6:45 p.m. Aiex ureier 7 p.m. t.

Morgan 7:15 p.m. Music Spectacular 10:30 p.m. Twin Plus the song stylings of your other favorites: DIANE PARON RUSS MILLER BEV HANSON They're the GREATEST! i TV Program Notes cities at Night 11:30 p.m Music Spectacular. Miss Booth Ameche RONELLE SINJEM Lovelier than ever and a voice and personality to match! SMALL TALK: Lawrence Welk has recorded the theme song of the "My Three Sons" TV series The new Nielsen ratings put "Wagon Train," "Guns moke" and "Rawhide" in the top popularity spots After seven months as Dave Garroway's assistant on "Today" Beryl Pfizer's -contract runs out April 30 and will not be renewed "Woodrow Wilson and the Unknown Soldier" will be the "Our American Heritage" presentation for May 13. Judson Laire plays Wilson, and Don Ameche narrates the show Shirley Booth's "Hazel" teleseries may find a Thursday berth on ABC.

(a FRIDAY 6:00 Dick Hoote 7:45 Newt, Huiten 1:00 New Ataund Wat Id 1:15 Dick Hooie MORNING 9:00 Irkftt. Club 10:00 Far Wemen Only 11:00 Sound er Mu.ic iii i r. ill' JOHNNIE SIMMONS He'll sell a song, dance up a storm, and steal the show! FRIDAY AFTERNOON 00 Dick Hoot 1 :00 Jan Wtnr 12:15 Nw, McCwn 2:00 Flair 12:30 Shewcate 3:00 Siod Jokman WPBC (Mutual) Thursday ml Now Showing tjiru April 22 4 p.m. Gordon Eaton 5:30 p.m. News 5:45 p.m.

Fulton Lewis, Jr. 6 p.m. Dinner Weaver Miss Paige Music 6:30 p.m. Mutual News "APRIL IN PARIS Only the Folies Bergere is more exciting! Litttt tirti FashlonsI gar costuming exciting choreography! Smaih Bonga: "1 Love Pari," "C'est SI Bon." "L'Amour Toujour," 'Ma'marlle." "April In Parle," "Modemolaell de Pare," the exciting "Can Can," and men others. (And those cute, French poodle, too!) Series April 29 that will bring to American screens such events as the Le Mans auto race in France and championship soccer games in London.

6:45 p.m. Dinner Music. FRIDAY MORNING 6:00 Mutual New 1 1 :00 Reeky Ann 6:15 till Wieginlen 11:30 Mutual Nw FRIDAY AFTERNOON 12:00 Cedric Feller 1:00 Bill Stewart 12:15 Setter Mutic 1:30 Shew Tune 1 2:30 Atlene Franci 2:00 Me Klnebay 12:45 FultenLewit.Jr. 3:00 Phil Brawn WLOL Thursday hour from anywhtri la Minneapolis tvin closer from suburbs SINCE WW 1854 wn I The Phone: VkV--r I Village Bqitows 4 p.m. trnie Martz 6 p.m, IN VIEW: Dennis (Chester) Weaver plays a convicted murderer on "Twilight Zone" April 28 Craig Stevens, Wally Cox, Janis Page, Jack Carson and Charlie Ruggles star on ''Chevy Show" April 23 Producer Arthur D.

Morse is working on a "CBS Reports" documentary that deals with movie censorship SHAKOPIE MINNESOTA FKderal 5-0835 VX? li (( Sports, News, Ray Christensen Pll Qiojoll) $75,000 at 4.57 The village of New Hope has borrowed $75,000 at 4.57 per cent interest to finance a new fire hall. 6:15 p.m. Ernie Martz p.m. Dan Anderson. FRIDAY MORNING 6:00 Dan Allan 9:00 Sandy Singer FRIDAY AFTERK(OON 12:00 Mary Henry 3:00 Ernie Marti KUOM-WCAL Friday Information about programs ti from network and station press releases except where dot Indicates a preview by a news service.

THURSDAY EVENING 7:30 ZANE GREY THEATER. "Man From Everywhere," with Cesar Romero. ch. 4. 7:30 REAL McCOYS.

Grandpa takes over a booth at a fund-raising bazaar and, instead of prizes of cookies, he gives cash. There are a lot of funny lines in this one. ch. 11. 8:00 MY THREE SONS.

Robbie decides use the pro-, gressive teaching tecniques of his history teacher to attract the attention of a girl in his class. Delightful episode, beautifully paced and acted. ch. 11. 8:30 ERNIE FORD.

Guests: The Everly brothers. ch. 5. 8:30 THE UNTOUCHABLES. "Ring of Terror." Tonight's story deals with an honest prize fight manager who is pressured first by gangsters, then by Eliot Ness.

The story is tight, the production fine. The acting of Harold J. Stone and Viveca Lindfors is splendid. ch. 11.

9:00 CBS REPORTS. "Carl Sandburg at Gettysburg." Lincoln biographer Carl Sandburg visits the scenes of the Battle of Gettysburg with correspondent Howard K. Smith. The result is a thoughtful, philosophical and anecdotal evaluation of the Civil war and its meaning to us today. ch.

4. 9:00 MOVIE. "Hell's Outpost." (1954) Rod Cameron. ch. 9.

9:30 SILENTS PLEASE reviews the career of Will Rogers. ch. 11. 10:30 JACK PAAR. Guests: Art Carney and Nat King Cole.

ch. 5.x 11:00 PENTHOUSE. Repeat. Guests: Sammy Davis, the Kirby Stone Four and Teddie King. ch.

9. 11:05 MOVIE. "Nightmare." (1956) Edward G. Robinson and Kevin McCarthy. ch.

1 1. FRIDAY MORNING 10:30 MOVIE. "Private Nurse." (1941) Brenda Joyce. ch. 9.

FRIDAY AFTERNOON 1:00 ABOUT FACES. Guest: Marsha Hunt ch. 11. 2:00 MOVIE. "Homecoming." (1947) Lana Turner.

ch. 9. 3:30 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD visits Earl Holliman and Christina Crawford. ch. 5.

"90 Miles to Commu nism, a reoort on Cuba, is a.m. Mews 6:15 a.m Classical Prelude 6:45 a.m NEW HOPE News 7 a.m. Morning Sere the April 18 offering on "Close-Up" ABC will launch a "World of Sports" nade 7:15 a.m. Psalm of Life 7:30 a.m. Top of the Day 8:45 a.m.

Women's Page 'HAD TO BE REPEATED VOSSEO NEW 7fS hope! XM I JnoniNv I Cii I 'IJ I 1 General obligation 20-year bonds were sold to Juran Moody, St. Paul. Village Attorney i 1 -liam J. Corrick a.m. Morning Concert 9:30 a.m.

Mid-Morning News 9:45 a.m. Great Music of Faith 10 a.m. Family Worship. 10:15 a.m. Our Church 10:30 a.m.

News 10:45 a.m. Homemak-ing 1 1 a.m. Current Events 11:15 a.m. Theater Greenroom 11:30 a.m. Music in the Morning 12:05 p.m.

Bulletin Board BBIBIES called the interest rate "pretty good for us." New Hope is heavily in debt because of extensive water and sanitary sewer investment. Corrick said some short term loans have interest rates of 5.65 per cent. He said the village will refinance these as its assessed valuation NOT SINCE THE "GOOD OLD DAYS" have you seen values like this! Time and tides have changed, but new methods, modern machines and better materials have enabled us to keep pace with the times and still give you the newest, finest glasses available at old fashioned prices 1 12:10 p.m. Dr. Tell Me 12:15 p.m.

News 12:30 p.m. Farm Hour 1 p.m. Your Novel 1:30 p.m. Public Affairs Forum 2:15 p.m. Afield in North Star State 2:30 p.m.

Afternoon Concert 3:55 p.m. Community Calendar 4:10 p.m. Accent 4:30 p.m. News 4:45 p.m. News Background 5 p.m.

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VIOLATION OF HIT-RUN LAW Anthony A. Rolloff, 19. 1214 SE. 4th $50 suspended after hearing before Judge Douglas K. Amdahl.

Jean D. Robbins, 42, 1911 Kenwood $50. Tommy E. Martin, 18, 8356 Wentworth Bloomington, $100, plus $50 for driving faster than reasonable and prudent under existing conditions, $50 for failing to notify police of a personal injury accident; license suspended 90 davs. Jack E.

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