Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 83

Korea's 'Unwanted' Find Home 'Hi Hilo' Program Opens New Big Isle TV Channel itli California Foster Mother Kimberly Ann, the first child the Conleys adopted, was featured in "Seed From the East," an episode of "The Loretta Young Show" during the 1958-59 season, which Three tiny Korean-born girls adopted by a Covina, California, couple are helping tell an important story about the many Korean-American war orphans like themselves. Moreover, they are doing is like veteran actresses in a medium that challenges many an older performer. Two of the tots Vicki Sue Conley, 6, and Marcy Jo Conley, 4 will be seen on "The Loretta Young Show," in a teleplay about the "re- humanizing" of the tattered and frightened war orphans when they reach their new homes in this country. The story, entitled "The Unwanted," was written by the girls' foster mother, Mrs. Madeline Conley, from her own experiences.

She and her husband, Charles, a truck driver who brings home $33.50 a week, have still another Korean orphan, Kimberly Ann, 5, and two adopted sons of American parentage. Loretta Young Show (DO Sunday, 10 p.m. Director and Shell News reporter; Gil Thomas, Pan American World News reporter; Jack McCoy, emcee of the daily "Hawaiian Holiday with Jack McCoy" program; Muriel Waters, hostess of the daily matinee movie "Island and Captain Honolulu, who brings the Popeye cartoons to the kiddies daily. Dan O. Hunter, chief engineer, will explain the technical side of the linkage between Honolulu and Hilo.

Ezra J. Crane and Richard E. Mawson, general manager and manager respectively, will represent KMVI-TV on the dedication program. James Jaeger, general manager of KIMO, Hilo, will appear as operations manager of the KHJK facilities, on the grounds of the Nani-loa Hotel in Hilo. Program Changes Information provided in the TV logs of this section is furnished by the TV stations.

Every effort is made to insure the printed accuracy of the station data provided, but the Star-Bulletin cannot be responsible for program changes made after copy deadlines. Hawaiian Television Service of Kaiser Broadcasting makes its bow to Hilo and the Big Island today (Sunday at 7 p.m. with a special dedicatory" program which officially opens Station KHJK, Channel 13, Hilo, according to Richard C. Block, vice-president and general manager, of Kaiser Hawaiian Village Television. The 30-minute program entitled "Hi Hilo," and opening with greetings from Lieutenant Governor James Kealoha will acquaint the Hilo television audience with the program structure, including local and A.B.C.

network features, the station facilities and the personnel of KHVH-TV, Channel 4, Honolulu. Programming of KHVII-, TV, in Honolulu, is rebroad-cast virtually in its entirety by KMVI-TV, Wailuku, Maui. This station then provides the link between Honolulu and Hilo, inasmuch as KHJK will carry the complete programming of KMVI-TV. With Stan Anderson, operations manager, as emcee, KHVH-TV will be represented on the program by its general manager, Richard C. Block and local "live talent" including John Galbraith, Kaiser Broadcasting News iBlillllSIIIIBii depicted the activities of Harry Holt, the Oregon farmer who was so impressed by a documentary film he saw about Korean war.

orphans that he opened an adoption agency to place such children in foster homes. Marcy Jo, the second adopted girl, was seen on a recent "Dinah Shore Show." But Vicki Sue, dubbed "the actress" by director Rudolph Mate, seems to show the most promise as a thespian. Says Mate: "If I should ask her to cry she would cry even if she wasn't sad. She took my direction remarkably. Time after time in scene after scene she seemed to sense the mood we wanted and reacted accordingly.

Already she is a star in my book." 590 KGMB 920 KAHU A.M. 5:00 Parada Filioina 7:00 Wainanu P.M. News: 3 00 4:00 Serenata Filioina 5:00 Luviml Pom. vis i van 5:00 Christian Sc. 5:15 Kam Schools News.

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A.M. 5:40 Hawaii Farm 5:45 Nazarena 6:00 Baptist Hour 6:30 Island Pulpit 7:00 News 7:05 Message From Israel 7:35 Sunday with KHVH 10:25 Giants Base. ft jo P.M. 1:30 Sun KHVH 6:00 Na Lei Haw. 7:00 Here's to Veti 7:15 Navy Swings 7:30 Dan Smoot -45 Across Pacific 8:00 News 8:05 Pacific Report 8:15 Sun.

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2:30 Bishop Johnson 3:30 Haw. Major League 5:45 2-Star Extra 6:00 Radio Forum 6:30 Meet Press 7 00 News 7:15 On the Line 7:30 Con. by Sea 8:30 Hawaii Calls 9:05 Stardust 9:30 Hr. of Decl. 10 00 Star Extra 10:15 Stardust 10:50 Shopper 11:05 St.irdusf 12.05 Sign Off 760 Shopper Filipino Pgm.

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10:30 Niqht Concert 11:00 Sign Off A.M. 5:00 6:00 6:30 7:30 8:00 8:20 8:30 9:00 9:15 9:45 10:00 10:30 11:00 P.M. 12:00 12:15 1:30 Music Comm. News Coffee Hour Radio Fan News Comm. News Opinion Time Music Short Story Yoshlda Show Music Radio Kabachl Birthday Dedication News Yamashita Hr.

Class. Music 2:00 Return to Portugal 4:00 Respicio'S Filipino Fiesta 7:00 Ryukyu Mel. 9:00 Georoe Chun 12:00 Sign Off AM 3:00 Meyer Goldberg 6-00 Mocano "qm 8:00 Pespicio's Filipino Fiesta 12:00 Oliver Pang 870 KAIM (FM 95.5) FM Concert: 15 p.m.. 10 a.m.-12 p.m. 30 Great Hymns 1380-K-POI 4 4 :45 Showers of A.M.

3:00 Tom Rounds 12:00 Late Late Show 6:00 Donn Tyler 8:00 Donn Tyler 9:00 Dance Time P.M. 12:00 Bob Lowrle Allen Ludden is master of ceremonies on Channel 9's new sports panel show, "College Bowl," Sunday at 5:30 p.m. Anti-Climax Keenan Wynn, who sf rs in "Troubleshooters," was recently stricken with chick-enpox. Says he, "I feel like the guy who went over Niagara Falls in a barrel and then got killed when he slipped on a banana peel I have survived plane crashes, motorcycle crack-ups, speedboat mishaps and auto accidents, but now this." Filipino Pgm. Japanese Gospel Voice of China Living Faith Hymn Time Makiki Chr Song Time Organ Hymn Really Live Laymen's Hour Organ Aires A.M.

5:30 7:00 7:30 7:45 :00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 P.M. 12.00 KHVH-TV Blessings :00 Hr. of Decision :30 World Vision 00 Revival Time 30 Stereo :30 Baptist Hour 30 Llqht-Llfe (AM) 30 Haw'n Elec. (F.M.) 00 Good News 30 Bit Of Heaven 30 Concert (FM) 45 Fam. Hymns 00 Back to God 30 Songs In Night 00 Chas.

Fuller 30 After Glow 40 Sign Off 1240 KANI CHANNEL ffj KMVI-TV MAUI KHJK HILO Calvary Luth. Church at Work Music for Sun. A.M. 8:00 Sun. Serenade 9:00 Serenade 11:00 Protestant Hr.

11:30 Civil Defense 11:45 Navy Hour 12:15 PM. 12:00 Serenade 1:00 Sun. Symphony 3:00 Pali Puka 4:00 Album Showtime 10:00 Sign Off 4fiMMM 1:30 3:30 4:00 Adv. In Music Baptist Hour Chas. Fuller Now available.

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