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'yyyv ay idrifrarjn Sailg (Irtbunr WHERE TO I AL TODAYIHEAR 1ST ALIBI Put Them Together for a TV Set i 'A I 4p FRIDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS Video Rnl IN PHENIX CITY SLAYING TRIAL Friday, March 4, 1S5S 14 IN SEX CASE GET JAIL AND THEN PROBATION SPECIAL TV EVENT 9:00 p. m. 5 Boxing: Chico Vejar vs. Billy Graham. CHICAGO TELEVISION CHANNELS WCN-TV 9 WBKB 7 TNBQ 5 WBBM-TV 2 KeepGabor on the Fly Central Standard Time i Indira tea color broadcast Indicate said Hating 6:45 A.

M. 5 Town and Farm, with Everett Mitchell, m. 2 Farm Daily 7:00 A. M. 5 Today, news, special events, and entertainment 2 Morning; Show, music and weather with Jack Paar, and news with Harrington and Reynolds 8:00 A.

M. 7 Chicago Parade, musical, with Chuck BUI and With Fuller at the Time. Witness Says Birmingham, March 3 Special The first alibi wit-ness in the Vj. Vv-v- till 9:00 P. M.

9 Chance of a Lifetime 7 Captured: Drama Boxing: Chico Vejar vs. Billy Graham 2 The Lineup, mystery drama 9:30 P. M. 9 Down You Go, panel quiz 7 Mr. District Attorney, drama with David Brian 2 Person to Person, with Edward Murrow: Guests, Alicia Markova and Roy Rogers and Dale Evans 9:45 P.M.

5 Jan Murray 10:00 P. M. 6:00 P. M. 9 Captain Video, space adventure 7 Kukla, Fran, and Ollie, with Burr Tillstrom 5 Clint Youle, weataer 2 Bob Elson, sports 6:05 M.

5 Chancellor, news 6:10 P. M. Joe Wilson, sports 6:15 P. M. 9 Vince Lloyd, sports 7 John Daly, news 5 Dorsey Connors, travel long trial over the slaying of Albert Patterson, Alabama attorney general nominate, today testified he was with the accused killer in jail at the time of Jerry Coloima 1 A ant imr VauthR I 1 In Town I ToniK-ht 2 J.

Bentley, news 6:20 P. M. 5 Alex Dreier, features 6:25 P. M. i 5 Town Crier 6:30 P.

M. 9 Spencer Allen, news 7 Rin Tin Tin 5 Eddie Fisher, musical 2 Doug Edwards, news 6:45 P. M. 9 Chicagoland Newsreel 5 News Caravan, with John Cameron Swayze 2 Perry Como, musical 7:00 P. TSBS'l arch BY LARRY WOLTERS ZSA ZSA Ty: Television has Zsa Zsa Gabor on the fly, I v- she admitted I yesterday.

The scintillat- A ing Zsa Zsa I Was taking a i breather dur- N. ing a rehears- i I al for her ap- L- pearance f- in "The Great Impersona- tion," a Ger- Zu Zss Gabor man spy drama to be presented on the Climax show next Thursday, when we talked with her at CBS Television City in Hollywood. Right after we finish working I have to fly to New she said. She'll arrive there this morning and go into intensive rehearsal for an appearance Sunday evening on NBC's Comedy Hour. This will be an all-Gabor show, with Sisters Eva and Magda as well as Mama Jolie joining in the affair.

After this show Sunday Zsa Zsa wings right back to California to be on hand Monday ior more rehearsals for next Thursday's show. Besides these current com Ifl'OO Standard Weather. News and Sports Round-un" Fabey Flynn. P. Hoff.

10:15 "In Town Tonisrht." starrinar Billy Vauitiin Jerry Colonna. 1 0-30 John Harrington the Kows Ford Dealers. Chicago Story" Irr Knpfinet. Fourteen young men -'arrested in connection a series of sex orgies involving three teen-age girls in the Glen Ellyn-Lombard area were sentenced to jail and given iix months probation by Judge Cassius Poust yesterday in Du Page county Circuit court. Another was placed under, a probation for a year but escaped a jail sentence because State's Atty.

William L. Guild said he was undergoing medical' treatment. A sixteenth man arrested in the case pleaded not guilty. His story was upheld in a lie detector test and the case against him will be dismissed. Term Eased for One.

Arthur Grimmer, 22, of 27'. Park Glen Ellyn, escaped the jail sentences -of varying terms given the others who pleaded guilty to the charge of contributing, after the state attorney's statement that he was getting medical treatment. Those given jail sentences, as well as probation, are: Jerry Tyda, 17, of S96 Selby Lombard. 25 days: Timothy O'Leary, 17. cf 62S HilUide Glen Ellyn: Raymond Meisner.

15. of Swift Lombard: Ronald Drury. 16. of 2229 N. Harlem 30 days; Rirn-ard Ponczao.

16. of 746 Selby Lombard. 4 "Bays: Arthur Hansen. 17, of 7117 30 days. Richard Troost.

18, of 6S7 Lake Glen Ellyn. 60 days: Peter Bach, 16. of 494 Rldgewood Glen Ellyn: Gordon Pillar, 17. of 176 Crest Glen Ellyn, 4 3 days: Werner Lansanstress. 16.

of 334 Berkshire Lombard. 30 days; Robert Hendrcn. 14. of 44 S. Columbine Glen Ellyn, 15 days; Gilbert Cokir.is.

17, of 577 Kairvlear Glen Ellyn. 60 days; Wayne Obermlller. 15. of 4233 Gladys 15 days, and James Klrby. 16, of 426 S.

Edison Lombard. 55 days. Charge to Be Dropped Ronald Heinrichs, 16, of 24 WGN-TV PI Phiinp. the fatal shooting. The witness was George Phillips, drivers license examiner for the Alabama highway patrol.

He was in Phenix City last June 18, the day of the slaying that set off a national expose and cleanup of the notorious vice and official corruption in that little city. Albert Fuller, 35, Russell county chief deputy sherif at "MR. MRS. 0 NORTH" MYSTERYI WGN-TV 7 Tom Duggan, Interviews and chatter 2 Robert Q. Lewis 1:15 P.

M. 9 Cameracade, film 1:30 P.M. 9 Learning Brings Adventure 2 Art Linkletter, audience participation 2:00 P. M. 9 Paul Dixon, music.

variety 7 Doctor Answers, medi-, cal advice 5 The Greatest Gift, serial 2 The Big Payoff, quiz 2:15 P. M. 7 Dental Clinic, dental advice 5 Golden Windows, serial 2:30 P. M. 7 Double Feature: Films, Never Trust a Redhead," with Sondri Dome, and Adopted Son 5 One Man's Family, serial 2 Bob Crosby, music 2:45 P.

M. 5 Concerning Miss Marlowe 3:00 P. M. 9 TV Matinee: Film, "Two Gun Troubadour," with Fred Scott 5 Hawkins Falls, serial 2 Brighter Day, serial 3:15 P. M.

9 Virginia Graham 5 First Love, serial 2 The Secret Storm, serial 3:30 P. M. 7 Time for Uncle Win, with Win Stracke 5 World of Mr. Sweeney 2 On Your Account, audience participation 3:45 P. M.

5 Modern Romances, serial 4:00 P. M. 9 Bandstand Matinee, with Jim Lounsbury 7 The Pied Piper, with Art Hern 5 Pinky Lee, comedy 2 Early Show: Film, The Vanisher," with Craig Kennedy 4:30 P. M. 7 Garteld Goose, with Frazier Thomas Howdy Doody, puppets 2 Shopping with Miss Lee 4:55 P.

M. 9 Lcs Nichols, news 5:00 P. M. 9 Bob Atcher, western 7 Laffin' Theater, j'ilm, with Rufe Davis 5 Elmer the Elephant and John Conrad 2 Range Rider, western 5:30 P. M.

9 Les Monypenny, news 7 Jungle Adventure 5 Closeup, with Howard Miller and June Valli 2 Gene Autry 5:45 P. M. SUSPENSE! starring Ulchora) Denniaq arbors) Britten 0 Friday's Favorite! FIRST JOHN HOWARD New York housewife looking over the array of 2,076 parts which go into a. single 21 inch color television receiver set. By comparison, a black and white picture set of the same size has about one-third the number of parts.

united Press the time of the killing, has Frame Ramblers 8:55 A. M. 2 Jim Conway, commentary 9:00 A. M. 7 Women and the World, with Ruth Crowley 5 Ding Dong School, with Dr.

Frances Horwich 2 Garry Moore 9:30 A. M. 9 Dining with Don 7 The Playhouse, with Angel Casey 5 Way of the World, serial 9:45 A. M. 5 Sheilah Graham 10:00 A.

M. 9 Hi Ladies, funfest, with Mike Douglas 7 Creative Cookery, with Francois Pope 5 Home, with Arlene Francis 10:30 A. M. 2 Strike It Rich, quiz 10:55 A. M.

9 Steve Fentress, news 7 Ulmer Turner, news 11:00 A. M. 9 The Romper Room, with Rosemary Rapp 7 Danny O'Neil, music, variety 5 Tennessee Ernie 2 Valiant Lady, serial 11:15 A. M. 2 Love of Life, serial 11:30 A.

M. 5 Feather Vour Nest, audience participation 2 Search for Tomorrow, serial 11:45 A. M. 2 Guiding Light, serial 11:55 A. M.

9 Steve Fentress, news 7 Ulmer Turner, news 12 NOON 9 Best of the West, with Bob Atcher 7 Happy Pirates, with Two Ton Baker and Art Hern 5 Noontime Comics, with Johnny Coons 2 Portia Faces Lire, serial 12:15 P. M. 2 Road of Li fa, atrial 12:30 P. M. 5 Cartoonland 2 Welcome Travelers, with Tommy Bartlctt 12:45 P.

M. 5 Bob and Kay, with Eddie Douceite 12:55 P. M. 9 Steve Fentress, news 7 Ulmer Turner, news 1:00 P. M.

"Bulldog Drummond Comes Back" 7 Ozzie and Harriet, comedy 5 Red Buttons 2 Mama, comedy with Peggy Wood 7:30 P. M. Sponsored by Community Builders 9 WGN-TV Alsip Police Chief Shoots Car Thief, 15; Nabs 6 Others Thrills Behind the Creaking Deer! mure I i SANCTUM" 7-CoUrtesy Hour Clint Youle, weather 10:10 P. 31. 5 Dorsey Connors 10:15 P.

M. Kiplinger, news 2 In Town Tonight 10:25 P. M. 5 Norman Barry, sports 10:30 P. M.

2 3. Harrington, news 10:45 P. M. 2 Chicago Story 11:00 P. M.

0 Sponsored by Cole-Finder 3 HBBM-TV 7 Ray Bolger, comedy 5 Walt's Workshop 2 Topper, situation comedy 8:00 P. M. 9 Theater Date: Film, "Follow That Cab" 7 Dollar a Second, with Jan Murray 5 The Big Storm, drama 2 Playhouse of Stars, "The Tyrant," with Scott Forbes 8:30 P. M. HOWARD MILLER SHOW 9 WGN-TV "The World Is Yours" by the Cook county mosquito abatement district, was stolen Wednesday from Palos Park.

Thomas saw it speeding in Kostner at 127th in Alsip, and noted that the license plates were missing. The police chief, his siren screaming, pursued the1 station wagon to Cicero and then north. He was losing ground, however, until the station wagon's occupants saw blinker lights warning of a frate train at a railroad crossing near 117th st. Ignores Halt Order Simon, who was driving, veered the station wagon to the right and into a prairie, where allleaped out: He was shot as he ran across the prairie in disregard of Thomas' order to halt Squads of the Blue Island state police and the Evergreen Park, Hometown, Oak Lawn, and Worth police departments responded to Thomas' radio alarm. A boy, 15, was shot in the right shoulder yesterday when he and six other juveniles riding in a stolen station wagon tried to flee on foot after a chase by Police Chief Stanley Thomas of Alsip.

Thomas handcuffed two of the juveniles in a prairie near 117th and Cicero av. before firing the bullet that struck Robert Simon, 15, of Worth. Four Rounded Up The four other' juveniles were rounded up by police squads from southern Cook county towns that responded to Thomas' radio appeals for help. Simon was taken to Little Company of Mary- hospital where it was reported that his wound was not serious. His companions were held, but their names were not disclosed because all are 16 or younger.

Stolen Station Wagon All seven were found to be truant from classes in the Blue Island Community High school. The station wagon, owned The VACATION Planning, Shew Sponsored by WGN-TV Jain the Fun with ERNIE SIMON 7 This Is the Day, with Norman Ross 5 Tonight, music-variety, with Steve Allen 11:10 P. M. 7 Tom Duggan, interviews 11:30 P. M.

9 Les Nichols, news 11:45 P. M. 9 Carl Greyson, weather 11:50 P. M. 9 Ted Travers 12 MIDNIGHT 7 Audition Midnight Matinee: Film CHICAGO MOTOR CLUB 9 WOVTV- "ALL ABOUT BABY" with IUTH CROWLIY Foverfe prtgrmm 1r yamif markers Saensereaf bf Swift 0 7 The Vise: Drama, "Dress Rehearsal," with Patrick Holt 5 Dear Phoebe, comedy, with Peter Lawford 2 Our Miss Brooks, comedy On Michigan Avenue Sponsored by Walton S.

Columbine Lombard, pleaded not guilty and took a lie detector test which State's Atty. Guild said upheld his contention he did not take part in an assault on one of the girls. The charge against' him is scheduled to be dismissed on March 10. Poust ordered that the probation begin after the jail sentences are served, and thatSll the youths who are in school continue their studies while they are held in the Du Page county jail. BORDER PATROL HAS JOBS OPEN IN SOUTHWEST Border patrol inspectorsafe needed urgently for in the southwestern United States, officers of the immigration and naturalization service in Chicago said yesterday in announcing that applicants for jobs will be interviewed at t9 a.

m. March 11 in room 901 of the new postoffice building, Van Buren and Canal 'sis. Starting pay is with automatic increases to $4,205 in the first I i 't. a "1 7 News, sports, weather FRIDAY RADIO PROGRAMS mitments, Zsa Zsa disclosed that she is busy working on a new situation comedy series, which will be called Just Plain People, a' most improbable title for a show starring a Gabor. This is a creation of Cy Howard, the one time Chi-cagoan who also developed My Friend Irma, Life with Luigi, and Meet Millie.

Apparently there is a touch of satire in the name Just Plain People. Miss Gabor will not play a feminine counterpart of Just Plain Bill. 44 I'll be playing a Hollywood movie star who can act like Sarah Bernhardt," she explained, "altho that's ridiculous. And my husband is a writer who is another Ernest Hemingway." A choice is soon to be made among three top name stars for this role, she said. Two are movie personalities and one is in television.

This series will be introduced next fall. PREFERS WEST: Zsa Zsa prefers Hollywood, or more specifically Bel Air, to New York, which the rest of the family favors, she said. The climate, the flowers, and the atmosphere of the west all suit her. And she thinks it's a fine place to rear her daughter, Francesca, who celebrated her seventh birthday last Sunday with a party for 24 kids. "Just imagine," said Zsa Zsa, 44 they ate 100 hot dogs! Another nice aspect to living in Hollywood: Porfirio Rubi-rosa is around, altho Miss Gabor asserted that presently she is too busy with work to think seriously about romance.

You may interpret that any way you like. CHICAGO FREQUENCIES SPECIAL RADIO EVENT 9:00 p. m.WMAQ Boxing: Chico Vejar vs. Billy Graham. 7:00 W-G-N Counter Spy WBBM Crime Photog- rafer WMAQ Dinah Shore WLS Farm World today WIND News: Stars WCFL Don Wells 7: 1 5 WMAQ Frank Sinatra 7:25 WBBM News News 7:30 WKDC I 240 HSBC 1240 WMRO 1280 WTAQ 1300 WEAW 1330 WJOL 1340 WfiES 1390 WRMN 1410 HIMS 1420 WHFC-1450 WOP A 1490 WNMP 1590 been on trial for three weeks on a charge of murdering Patterson, who was shot down after winning nomination on a pledge to drive gambling and vice out of Phenix City.

Lived in Jail Phillips said he lived in one of the two bedrooms at the jail during his occasional assignments in Phenix City. His job was to go round the state and relieve regular license examiners during vacations or illness. He testified he sat in the jail office talking with Fuller and other men for 50 minutes from 8:30 to 9:20 p. m. on the night of the shooting.

The time of Patterson's slaying has been fixed at 9:05 p. m. Phillips said he was positive Fuller didn't leave the jail during that time. Scout Leader Testifies George Pope, a Boy Scout leader, testified he and other Scout leaders attended, a meeting in the courthouse the night of the slaying and then stood in front of the building talking with friends until about 9:35 p. m.

He said he didn't see the departure of Quinnie Kelley, courthouse custodian, who had testified for the state he left the building about 9:05 and saw Arch Ferrell, then Russell county circuit solicitor, running from the scene of the shooting. However, on cross-examination the Boy Scout leader said he was so absorbed in talking with his friends that he didn't hear shots, didn't pay attention to motor traffic, and could have missed seeing Kelley if the custodian had walked around his group. Testimony that Fuller was in the jail office at the time of the slaying was given by two other witnesses. Ben Clark, jail warden, and Robert Lee Smith, brother of a deputy sherif. 2 CENT GAS TAX INCREASE ASKED BY GOV.

KOHLER Madison, March 3 A 2 cent hike in the tax on gasoline, estimated to net 20 million dollars a year in additional revenue, jwas asked by Gov. Kohler today. In a special message read to the legislature, Kohler said the new money would be used for highways and highway safety. The present Wisconsin levy is 4 cents a gallon. Kohler also urged an increase in truck fees and a bigger levy on diesel fuel.

Kohler said the additional revenue would be used to modernize the" highway system on all levels and to provide for a state traffic patrol of 610 now 70 officers to assume responsibility of law enforcement now shared by what he said are woefully inadequate state and county patrols." RED STOP SIGNS LIKE CHICAGO'S FAVORED BY NATIONAL GROUP W-G-KT 720 HIND HO WILL 580 HMAQ 670 VtBBM 780 WAIT 820 WCBO 820 WLS 890 WAAF 950 WCFL lOOO WMBI 1110 WJJD 1160 WJOB 1230 W-G-N "I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE F.B.I." loses! ea fceff Sponsored jaaa year. Department officials say WIND News: records WCFL Music Matinee WNMP Music masters 2:05 W-G-N Ernie Simon WMAQ Women in Love 2:15 WBBM House Party 2:30 W-G-N Ernie Simon WMAQ Pepper Young WBBM House Party WLS News; Barn dance 2:45 WMAQ Right to Happy WBBM Rime Does Pay 3:00 W-G-N News; Earl Nightingale WLS News; Bam dance WMAQ Backstage Wife WJJD News: Interlude WCFL Music Matinee WIND News; records WAAF Studs Terkei 3:05 FM WFMF 1O0.3 WMAll 101.1 WOP A 102.3 NFL 104.3 FA 105.1 WLt 107.1 h. WNtR 89.3 WBEZ 91.5 WCH1 95.9 WBBM 98.3 WFMT 98.7 WEFM 99.5 Gettelman ft Brewing: applicants must be 5 feet 8 inches tall, weigh at least 140 pounds and be in superior physical condition. There are no educational requirements, but applicants must pasi a written examination. :1 GUN FEUDIST, 16, TO FACE CHARGE AS DELINQUENT A delinquency petition was placed yesterday against David Anderson, 16, of 17Q2 Jonquil who resorted to gunfire Wednesday in a feud between Evanston and Chicago teenagers over "stolen" girl friends.

Action was taken in Family court and' hearing was set there for March 21. Four other young men accused of taking part in the feud will be arraigned today in Boys court on charges of disorderly conduct. Richard Petroski, 17, of 1524 Pitner Evanston was wounded in his right heel when Anderson chased the young men from Evanston away from his home with a .22 calibre rifle. tCrntral Standard Time 4 A. M.

TO 12 NOON 4:00 W-G-N 720 club 5: 30 WBBM Country hour Sr. 5 5 W-G-N Butch Davis 6:00 W-G-N W-G-N A.M. Men. -Sat. Interesting Chats about praetirally anything under the sun I tap music weather aaws with BILL Red painted stop signs at dangerous intersections, such as those being put up in Chicago, are being adopted on a national basis on the recommendation of the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Control Devices, City Traffic Engineer Leslie J.

Sorenson said yesterday. The new signs are replacing the yellow and black type signs in use for many years. Chicago began using the red signs last June when 500 were installed on an experimental basis. Since then 3,000 have been installed and 6.000 others repainted. Only 1,000 of the yellow signs still are in service.

Sorenson denied reports that there have been many complaints that the signs are hard to see. EVANS Earl Nightingale Also tune in Earl A.M. Saontored by Loral Load Wilssn Meat. Sllvarcu Bread and Hinckley Sohmitt 9:30 W-G-N Earl Nlghtlnsale WCFL News; Mattsoo WJJD News; records WIND News; Dorsey WAIT Movie Editor 9:45 WMAQ Break the Bank WLS When a Girl Marries 9:55 W-GrN Happens Every Day 10; 00 W-G-N Florida Calling WMAQ Strike It P.ich WLS Modern Romances WCFL Novena service WJJD Army show WIND News: Rec. shep WGES Ruby Valentine WAAF John McCormick WLS Kitchen club 10: 23 W-G-N Newscast 10:30 W-G-N Queen for a Day WBBM Make Up Mind WMAQ Phrase Pays WLS Martha Crane WJJD News: education WIND News: records WAIT Jim Mills 10:45 WBBM Rosemary WMAQ Second Chance 10:55 WLS Betty Crocker 11:00 W-G-N Break the Bank WBBM Wendy Warren WMAQ News WLS News WJJD News: Como WCFL Marriage License WAIT Penthouse Party WIND News; music WAAF Mike Rapchak 11:15 W-G-N Newscast WBBM Aunt Jenny WMAQ John Holtman WLS Jack Holden 11:20 W-G-N Tello Test 11:30 W-G-N Tello Test WBBM Helen Trent WLS Markets WCFL News: music WJJD News: Liberace WIND News: Album 11:40 W-G-N It's Your Baby 11:4 5 W-G-N H.

Engle. news WBBM Our Gal Sunday 11:3 5 WMAQ News 12 NOON TO 6 P. M. 12:00 W-G-N C. Foster, news WLS News WMAQ Mary Merryrfeld WCFL Michael Ward WBBM Road of Life WJJD News; Notes WIND News: Hits WAAF Herbie Mlntz 12:15 W-G-N Farmer's Digest WBBM Ma Perkins 12:30 W-G-N Market Reporter WBBM Julian Bentley WLS Dlnnerbell WCFL News; Ellis WJJD News: variety WIND News: hlKhllKhts 12:40 W-G-N Farm weather The Smorgasbord Is now filUef with special delicious Lenten Dishes A BIT OF SWEDEN "Kntwa World Over" IBIS N.

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news WBBM Go To Town 10:00 W-G-N L. Monypenny, news WBBM Harrington, news WMAQ Howard Miller WIND News; Hubbard WLS World Tomorrow WCFL Broadway Parade 10:05 W-G-N Saxie Dowell 10:1 5 WBBM Scoreboard 10:20 W-G-N Norman Ross WBBM Mercier, weather 10:30 W-G-N L. Monypenny, news WBBM Boston Blackie WLS Jack Stillwell WMAQ Barry, sports 10:35 W-G-N Normnn Ross WMAQ Howard Miller 11:00 W-G-N News; Tops In Sports WMAQ Hurlbut. news WBBM Ed. R.

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on WNBQ today. He will discuss the growing trend toward contemporary architecture in American home building. Billy Graham, the evangelist, will face a panel of reporters on Meet the Press Sunday. Learning Brings Adventure on WGN-TV at 1:30 p. m.

today will feature Agnes Feeney, Rosary college art student, in 44 Clay for Kids." 3334 s. Mapiewood in trie cleaning shop at 3511 Archer av. where she Is a clerk, she complained to police yesterday. TONIGHT 8:30 see 1 Tpaf-J- J' 4-s 5 iiiii! i a 3:15 WMAQ Stella Dallas 3:20 WBBM Sing It or Else 3:25 WLS Betty Crocker 3:30 W-G-N Earl Nightingale WMAQ Wldder Brown WLS News; Bam dance WNMP Showtime 3:45 WMAQ In My House WBBM Gold Coast 4:00 W-G-N News: S. DoweU WMAQ Plain Bill WLS News; Barn dance WIND News; Goodman WCFL News; Flanagan WAAF Hal Fredericks 4:15 WMAQ Lorenzo Jones 4:30 W-G-N Smon and Brick-house WMAQ Hotel for Pets WLS News; Bam dance WBBM Paul Gibson WCFL News: Kogan WIND News: Spotlight 4:35 WBBM Fahey Flynn 4:45 WMAQ Wed Howard WBBM Jim Conway 4 5 5 W-G-N News 5 0 0 W-G-N Saxie Dowell WMAQ Hurlbut.

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6:55 WLS News POLICE SEIZE EX-CONVICT IN after Co Ids, Flu, Sore Throat FEEL STRONGER FAST CIGARETTES ROBBERY CASE starring Build-Up Tiocn di nnn WAAF Freddie Williams 1 7: 25 WMAQ News 7:30 WBBM Jim Conway I WMAQ 00 hour 7:45 WLS News 7:53 WMAQ News W.MA WIEBOLDT'S YOVE NEIGHBOR. Maaiial rartrtj with Jane Marlowe W-G-N Robt. Hurlclzh WBBM Harrlnt t'n. newa WLS Breakfast club WIND News: Top Tunes WCFL Art Hellyer WJJD News: records WAAf Brkfat. Express 8:15 W-G-N Johnson family WBBM Jim Conway 35 WMAQ News 8:30 WMAQ Music Sinus WBBM Gold Coast WCFL News; Karey WJJD News; music WIND News: Top Tuna 8:45 W-G-N Virginia Gale WBBM Dick Bingham WMAQ Barry, news 00 W-G-N MacFarlane.

news WMAQ Mary Margaret McBrlde WBBM Arthur Godfrey WIND Brtcht and Blue WLS My True Story WCFL Karey Coffee WJJD News: records WAIT Libera ce 9:05 WMAQ Norman V. Peale 9:15 W-G-N Virginia Gale WMAQ Henry Cooke 9 2 5 WLS Whispering fits. Police last night arrested John A. Christakos, 27, of 6802 Wood an ex-convict, who If! DORNE haf Brf fcar -aaar star all Sped-Up If you feel tired and weak after illness, it may be due to iron-poor, Tired Blood. To eeJ stronger last, 12:45 W-G-N Farmer's WBBM Guiding Light 12:55 W-G-N Farm tor Profit WMAQ News 1:00 W-G-N News: Lounsbury WBBM Mrs.

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