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RADIO LOG MAY 6 THROUGH MAY 12 Hunter Has Many Horizons HOLLYWOOD-Jeffrey Hunt- WHHY (NBC) 1440 WMGY 800 W4PX 1M WBAM 740 rre-rms prevla4 hf ststisas this mpxr sat respoaslfcl for eVviatlsns. Any Misled proirams Mt presided aw atatloas. iimaa nm iai uwtsiwiaiii -V 'X It i a mm I I r- I i 4 I--, CALLS BRANDO 'SLOB' Actress Anna Kashfi, divorced wife of actor Marlon Brando, sits in Superior court in Santa Monica Wednesday shortly before she rushed up to him and said: "You slob." Brando looked at her disdainfully as she called him a string of names, most of them inaudible, but remained silent. He is seeking additional visits with his young son to make up for those missed because he was out-of-town or because, he charged, Miss Kashfi failed to deliver the child to him. (AP Wirephoto.) WCOV (CBS) 1170 WETU 1250 WRMA 950 WMGY Sat.

Matlneo to 4:30 WCOV Marine Band 1:00 WCOV New 'COV Wkn to 5:30 WBAM AU Time Favorites to 2 00 WBAM Newa, C. Harris to 4:15 WHHY Bob Brewer to i 30 WMGY Showcase to 5:00 WMGY Newa Mat. to 5:30 WHMA Evening Reveries to 5:30 WMGY Spts. Sign Off WETU Sign Off WCOV Sat. at The Chan NIGHT 4.00 WCOV News COV W'en to 7:10 WHHY News J.

Clark to 12:30 WRMA Sign Off WAPX Master Control 4: 15 -WBAM Sign Off 4:30 WAPX Jack Gourtey to 12 7:30 WCOV Music Feat, to 00-WCOV-News -COV Wend. 10 00-WHHY News Bible at Bedtime 12:00 WAPX Frank Ragan to 6am SUNDAY. MAT 4TH MORNINO 4 00 WCOV: News Weekend to WRMA Delta Arte WAPX Doug Boroughs to 8:00 Tim to 7 WKMA: Truly Seal 4.J0-WRMA: Montg. Harm on Ue WBAM: Gospel Songs to I 00 wmgy: Lazy Day in Di. to 4:45 WHHY: Church Calendar WRMA: Montg.

Chosen Gospel 7 00 -WCOV: World News Roundup vt rim Melody Master WRMA: Sons of Zioa to 7:30 WBAM: Oral Roberta to 7:30 WETU: Congregational Time 7:15 WCOV: 'COV weekend WHHY -Radio poator 7.30 -WHHY: Voce of Prophecy to a WMGY: Oak Bowery Church pearly Got to WBAM: Gospel Songs to 1:00 WETU: Voice of Go, to 4:00 7 45- WCOV CIanton St. Sun. Sen. 4:00 -WCOV: New Homing to :30 MHV Meet the Harsua WMGY: Bible Trot ha WKMA Montg. Gospel Stagers WHAM: Bine a Gray ut.

WETU: Gospel Records WAPX: Rev. J. W. Centrv to WKMA: Gay Harmon eers WCOV: Gospel Favorite WHHY: Dl Bob JOB WRMA: Dixie Travelers i -l WETU: Ga. Road Co.

of Chrial I 30 WBAM: Word of Life to WMGY: Rev. C. Bridgehurst WETU: Quartet Time to :00 WAPX: Gateway to Life to 1. 45 Wiiu Y. Radio Revival ta Radio Bible Claaa wkma Church Uuun in WBAM: Worship Hour to 30 WETU: Church of Christ to :30 wapx Doug Boroughs to 12 MS WHHY: Christian Science WMGY: Muaic for Sunday 30 WHHY: Baptist Nws.

Joe Haglei WMUY: SUvertone WHMA: Sensational Gold, to WBAM: Sunday serenade to i2 WCOV Winga of Head to It' WETU: Gospel Records Joe Hagler to II. WETU: Peace Good WU1 Qi. iu.ou wmuy: Musk tor Sunday WRMA: Milk Show WOOV: Sua. Scraobook ta 1 WETU: Gospel Record to 11:00 to: WMGY: Music on Deck a 30 WXV Sail Lak Choir I l', WMGY Sunday ravorttes WRAM: Flying Cloud of Mill brook 11.00 WCOV: Church Servlc WHHY: Fust Bap. Cb WMUY: Highl.

Av. nab. to I WHMA Church terrka WETU: Church Service to 12:94 tFTERNOON 12.00 WETU: Home Show to 4 30 WCOV: "COV Weekend to 4" WHHY: News Joe Hagler WMtiY: Noon News Preview WRMA: Jaa With Ace to 4 to WBAM: Big Sunday Sh. to 12:30 w.Ar-: Jack Gourley to 5 15 -WETU: News Roundup v-'MGY la blu WHHY-Dugout :30 -WMGY: Dexter Ave. Methodist wdajh: Harmony Boys to 1 WETU: Bom Show to 5:00.

WHHY: Whit Sox baseball to i Suaaay Sermon Pop Jr. 1. to 1:30 WBAM Big Show to 4:15 1.30-WMGY: Sou. Gospel lingers 2 30-WHHY Bob Brewer 3:00: WHHY: Revival How to 1 30 Bob Brewer to 4 00 WCOV: "COV WeekoM WMGY: Musk Masters. WMUY: Southland Sincere 4.00 -WOOV: one Dollar to Jfl WMGY: News Sua.

Mat. WHHY: B. Brewer to 4:30 4:30 WCOV: Sitspena to 5:00 WRMA: Beech ia. ut 4:4. WHHY: Melody Maatara 4.45 WMGY: Music of the Mill- i WHHY: Bob Brewer to 4:00 5:00 WCOV News.

Have to WMGY -News. Son. Matt to 5:30 WAPX: Frank Ragaa to Sign Off ju witiv Ovnsmoft to WMGY: Spt. I Sign Off NtbBl i.OU WCOV: News Miller to WRMA: Sign Off WHHY: News 1. Clark to 7:30 4: 15 -WHAM: Sign Off 7 00-WCOV: Trinity Presb.

Ch. to 1.00 Weed ft Nov rtrt Baptist to WCOV: News weekend to 11:00 00-WCOV: "COV Weekend I 30-WHHY: Jim Clark ta 30 Wonderlul Wld of to JO-WHHi: Revival Hoar to 10 10.00-WHHY: Billy Graham to 10:30 WAPX: Rev. BUly Walker '0 30-WHHY: Back I God Hour tr 1' WHHY Baptist Hoar to WAPX: Revival Tim 3r is a man of wide horizons He adamantly refuses to take the confining view that an actor's day begins and ends on the sound stages, that all that really matters is show business. The brilliant young star, soon to be seen opposite Constance Towers in "Sergeant Rutledge," John Ford's adventure saga for Warner feels that the Hollywood limelight is both wonderful and dangerous. He says it's the easiest thing in the world for an actor, no matter how firm his original intentions, to be caught up in the ego-inflating world that fastens itself upon a performer.

To save himself from such a fate the star has taken an aggressive interest in the business world, holding the view that by rubbing shoulders with those completely outside the film in- dustry he will be in a much bet ter position to keep what he considers the right perspective. While working in "Sergeant Hutledge" he spends his free time concluding arrangements to go into partnership with a one-time school friend in the boat building business. "I've found that people who are interested in a i are unusually well adjusted," he observes, "folks who are able to shed superficialities and find a common meeting ground in their love for the sea, for rid ing under sail, for feeling the salt spray under a heavy blow." Hunter also has spread into other business fields. He recen-ly organized a record companyi and it is now thriving so well it threatens to take up more of his time than he can conveniently arrange. One of his favorite spare time activities is skiing, and even here he has managed to combine business with pleasure.

With" a group of friends he has taken a lease on a mountain slope high in the snow-capped Sierras not far from Mammoth Lakes and he hopes to develop an elaborate resort for winter sports. Pearl Harbor Has New Picture Taken rn.MlL HARBOR For the ursi ume in the history of Pearl Harbor, civilians were allowed to take a panoramic photograph of the entire sprawling base for a location scene in Fred Kohlmar's Columbia film me Wackiest Ship In The Army. Cameraman Charles Lawton and his crew operated a color camera stationed in a box 250 feet in the air, which was suspended by cable attached to a giant dock crane. The revolving camera catches a scene showing the U.S.S. Echo (the title ship) steaming into the base with Jack Lem-mon, Ricky Nelson, Lund.

Joby Baker and the rest of the crew cast aboard. U.N. Task Keeps Yul Busy Actor RHODES-Yul Brynner. who's working on the island of Rhodes in the Stanley Donen-Columbia Production "Surprise Package," has a schedule that calls for him to get up at a m. each day and report to location Nevertheless he finds time daily to typewrite his own replies stacks of letters related ti his work as special consultant to the U.

N. High Commissioner for Refugees, a field in which he's an authority. FRIDAY. MAT a MORNING 4 30- WHMA Morning Revarlea la 4:00 4 00 WMUY Hihle Meeaate WETU Bud Parmer to 4 4J 5 15 WBAM Karly Bird Buller ta 5:30 -WCOV Don MarkweU ah. to 7:00 WHHY John Hale ah.

to 1:30 t.00 -WBAM So. Krm. Hume to WAPX Tom Oorun Show to .00 WHMA Ace Anderaon ta 130 30 -WMGY Sign am Dawn Patrol ta I WKIU Uuarlet Time 7:00 -WCOV Wurld Newa Koundup WBAM Nwa Paul Simpkina to WrTIU Newa 7 15 -WCOV Don MarkweU Sh. la 1.30 WfclU Bud Parmer to I 00 -WMtiY -Na ft C. Webber ta I IS WKTU Church Calendar 3 JO -WCOV Around the Towa WHHY Morning Mood WRMA Chevy Ale Show ta :00 I 45 WCOV Don MarkweU WHHY Strictly Peraooal WHMA Newa 4 Announcements tDO -WHHY Newa Pean Scott to I WfcTU Nick Power to 11:45 WBAM Joe Humor Show ta :30 WAPX Doug Borouitha to 00 WCOV Aulhur Goiltrey to 10 15-WKMA Morumf Devotion 30 WHMA Hwya to heaven ta 11:30 WBAM H'wive Hit P.

to 11:45 ,10 WCOV Newa H. Party to 10:30 Jl WCOV Moore Snow WCOV Crosby Clooney 1:00 WCOV Newa COV Midday to wkma Or.ai.ieo r' 1130 WCOV Don Mark well 11.45 -WMGY I owtvwn Kodeo WHMA Newa WHHY Mirror to WBAM Livestock Keputt WKTU Patlillo Show AH IK NOON 12 00 WCOV Newt Midday to 12 3n WMC1Y Noon Newa Review WHMA Winn ot Faith ta 1:15 WHAM Dixie Hatlield ta 30 WfcTU Newa WAI'X Paul Harvey Newa .15 WMUY Swap Shop WHHY Dugout WKIU Boh Mac to 5 WAPX Doug Borough 2.30 WCOV Helen Trent WHHY Willie So B'bali to 1 30 WMUY Muaic Malinee ta 3:00 WBAM rrm Market Report WAPX Bill Benton to 3:00 12 45 WCOV Couple next Door WBAM Dixie Hum. Id to 4.00 WCOV Newa Wisperiag St. .1.15 WCOV Ma perkina WHMA Swap Shop 1:30 WCOV Dr. Maione WKMA Ford's Alley to 3.30 1:45 WCOV Mrs.

Button 2.00 WCOV Kignt to Hapuineae Is WCOV Pat Bum am 2:30 WCOV Ken Fuller to 4 00 WHHY Newa Joe Hauler la in 3:00 WMUY Ns. Laintappe to 5 30 WAJX Buckin With Bill to 4:30 3 30 WKMA Ac Anderaon to 4:30 '4 00 WBAM Dan the Music Man 4 30 WRMA Fayes Calling WBAM Dixie Hatfield to 6 15 WAPX Tom Dor on Show-400 I 45 WKMA Jump Jive to 4 00 5.00 WKIU Nick Power to 4 30 5 JO WMUY Spoils ft Signoff NNiHT .4 00 WCOV COV Evening to 4:45 WKMA Sign OH WAPX Doug Boroughc to 10 .4 15 WBAM Signoll 45 -WCOV Bob and Ray 7 00 -WCOV World Tonight 715 WCOV Double Your pleaur 7 30 -WCOV Amo Andy to too 00 WCOV Na G. Tucker to 10 WAPX 10 Record Den ot 10 00 WHHY News Bible at B'time WAPX -Wonderful Wl ot Mu Kl 15 WHHY Boh Brewer to 12:30 11 .00 WAJX -Night Flight to 12:00 ,1 30 WCOV Sign OH 2 00 -WAPX Frank ftagan to 4 00 a.i 2:30 WHHY Sign OH SATURDAY, MAT 7 MOKNINQ 5 15 WBAM Early Bird Butler to 4 30 WCOV News Weekend ta 4:4 WHHY John Hale Sh. to 4:30 WRMA Morning Revenea ta 4:45 1:00 WKIU Bob Mac to 4:45 WBAM S. Kami.

Home Hr ta WAPX Tom Doron to 00 1:30 WHHY World News Roundup WMUY Good Morning Sh to 45 WCOV County Agent WHHY -John Haie Show to wkma Alabama Extension WKIU Uuartet Time WKMA bill CoHe Cluh am 7:00 -WBAM p. Simpkina to wciu News Bob Mac 7: 15-WCOV COV Weekend to 130 WMUY Country Mimic la :30 15 -WKTU County Agent 1:30 WCOV Around Town WKIU Bob Mac to 1.45-WCOV 'COV Weekend to 12 00 :00 WBAM wives Hit Par. ta 12 WAPX Jack Courley to 12 WKTU Hit of Week to 12 1:30 WHHY leentim to 10 30 WMUY Star tor Defenae WKMA Sloryland to 10:00 45 WMUY Progress 00 WMGY Ns Com My. tc 11:45 WRMA Peace la the VaJ. to 12:00 jo wruiY John Hal Sh to 1100 Jack's Jamboree to II 45 WKTU Pallida Show 1:45 WMUY Cowtao Rodeo WHHY Mirror to Montg.

A FT KR NOON 1:00 -WCOV Ns -COV Wkend ta 12 WMGY Noah Newa Review WRMA Record Hop to 5 00 WETU New WBAM Ns. C. Rarrla Sh. to WAPX Paul Harvey New 1: 15 -WMGY Musical Interlude WHHY -Dugout. WETU Power House to 4 30 WAPX Tom Dorua to 4 30-WHHY Wit So baseball to I A Drinking Tramp Thinks For Himself HOLLYWOOD One of the nost tattered-looking, old tramps ever to hit Highway 66, put down outside of a restaurant at King Grim Realism In Braun Pic HOLLYWOOD Besides hav ing had a real V-2 rocket as the key prop in his production of "I Aim At The Stars." the Wernher von Braun Story," pro ducer Charles H.

Schneer also unearthed the original blue prints of the same rocket and they adorned the drawing boards in the Peenemunde drafting room set. These blueprints were actually done about 16 years ago under the supervision of Dr. von Braun himself. They were discovered in a museum at Stuttgart, and borrowed for the film. The V-2, which played such a grim role in World War II, was perfected by Dr.

von Braun so that virtually every prop used in this sequence was authentic. Curt Jurgcns plays the space scientist in this Colubmia release which was directed by J. Lee Thompson. Have A Smoke On Kovacs Television Comedian Ernie Kovacs, whose zany tongue-in-cheek panel show, "Take A Good Look," is seen on the ABC network weekly, is doubtless the nation's most famous cigar smoker reducing 25 to 30 daily to ash. To celebrate the local opening of his new motion picture, "Wake Me When Its Over," at the Paramount Theater, Kovacs has arranged to present the first patrons with his favorite cigar, the Dutch Master.

Kovacs representative will pass them out at the theater. "Wake Me When Its Over." opens locally early next month. Musician Reallv 4T One-Man Band HOLLYWOOD-Bobby Troup, who is known to millions as an eminent jazz pianist, had no trouble switching from the keyboard to the trombone for his featured role as the late Tommy Dorsey in "The Gene Krupa Story," Philip A. Waxman's production for Columbia release co-starring Sal Mineo, Susan Kohner and James Daren. Troup, while working part time In his father's music store in Harri Pennsylvania, passed the time between cus tomers by learning to play not only the piano and trombone, but the bass horn, trumpet, bass fiddle, xylophone and glockenspiel.

Douglas' 2 Sons Hitch Movie Ride HOLLYWOOD Kirk Douglas' sons, Peter, 4, and Eric 2, have been cast strictly by accident in "Strangers When We Meet," the Bryna-Quine production for Columbia in which he stars with Kim Novak and Barbara Rush. Peter and Eric landed in the film unexpectedly when they visited Kirk while he was filming a sequence at an amusement park in West Los Angeles. Scores of children were being used as extras and during a break in the shooting Kirk "treated" the lads to some free rides. The boys still were riding happily when director Richard Quine turned on the cameras for a take. The young men still haven't determined whether they will follow in dad's acting footsteps.

man, Arizona, where Cornel Wilde and Victoria Shaw, stars of Columbia's "Edge of Etern ity," and others on location were lunching. As he entered the restaurant, Cornel as well as crew members reached for their wallets, pressing bills on the vagrant. the man asked the waitress: "When does the bar open?" Told not for another couple of hours, the old man airily stuck the bills into his hat brim and departed. "There." said Wilde, as the tramp disappeared down the highway, "is a man who thinks for himself." Phony Ivy Fools Snail Invaders HOLLYWOOD HollvwonH make-believe fools even Mother Nature. Columbia greensman Tom Rockwell planted an artificial ivy bed on the sound stace for a backyard scene with Donald Woods and Jo Morrow in Dro- ducer-director William Castle's thriller film "13 Ghosts." When Castle had Rockwell check the ivy bed for the open ing shot the next day he found a horde of live snails.

PRETTf FACE HOLLYWOOD Anne Au brey, who stars with Robert Taylor in "Killers of Kilimanjaro," a Columbia release, has been said to have one of the most beautiful faces in England, her native country..