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Camouflage Eiclimann Search for T'r'w Could Be You Cartoons Number Please 9-Eddie Cantor Guiding Light Burns and Allen Dr. Brothers 7.S— About Movie 7-Susie (-Highway Patrol Face 'the Facts Murray 7.8— bay In Court Movie House Party Lotettt Young Keyf Millionaire Dr. Europe Queen for Day Love Story Is Yours These Roots Destiny Do Jf on Trust Bandstand Comedy Brighter Day Danny Thomas 5- Film Edge ol Night 4- Hollywood 5- Mr. D.A. U-Laurel Hardy Life of Rlelly Movie Europe Kennedy Popeye 9-Mlschlef Maker 11-Boro Citizen Soldier Film 5-Felut News; Hush Cartooni H-Popeye 13-Citlien Soldier Eichmann nrave Stallion 13-Film S-News; Weather Robin Death Valley Tombstone Cartoons Fashion Show News; Weather 13-Spnrts 2-3-Milibu Run wagon Train Squad Danger Man 4-Prlce Is Right 7-8-Nelson Family 11-M Squad Play of Week M-Sister ElUen Bob Hope 5- Movie Hawaiian Eye 9-John Nebel Traekdown 2-3-I ve Cot Secret Harness Race 11 Califoraians 2-3-Circle Theater Peter Loves 7-B-Naktd City 11-High Road Weather Sports News; Weather Movie TODAYS RADIO PROGRAMS ROT tvstu- Sill Kttii.

r-T LotCM.iV a Ford Tonic. w.nab— Uflfi mats BTXlfli 'r Town r.rr. Uavnm WQX Jicau 1 FTRF Jick Cirtiiy -Til" rurMT Dmntr IfBfie Al Turlr Vaim WOR Capitol litrmin Mm Chuck nnniwiT mw finny TtQXR Arlhlt MrPulloGib Riiili THE BRIDGEPORT TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, mi Today's ton television shows is' previewed and selected by KEY'S staff of experts who attend rehearsals, watch screen-! ings, and analyze scripts in New. York and Hollywood. Taped highlights -of the EicH-j mann Trial in Israel ars shown' in a dnily half hour program on Channel 7, and an hourlong program on Channel 13, begin-? ning with yesterday's opening day's proceedings, tplsodes on Wagon Train and Naked L'ity are tor taeir acnng.

Hong Kong's repeat is absorbing, and Circle Theatre's repeat oHers its dramatiied documentary of the Eichmann story made last car. Also, Channel i "Better; Health for Your Children" covers ranee of helpful hints in of children from infancy1 to IS, Harness Racing at 9: 3D THE EICHMANN TRIAL. With the Journal-Ameri can's Jim Bishop acting as the series commentator, taped highlights of the preceding day's events In the. Eichmann Trial in Israel are brought to you daily at time. Yesterday's opening session is scheduled for tonight.

WAGON TRAIN. "The Saul Bevim Story." A er well oode heart-warmer, which Rod Steieer stars as a blind man who has to prove he's as good as anyone else on thel wagon train. How he does thisl 5 lor a fascinating and often ing story, marred primarily be occasional patches or ponder liaiogue and badly in tegrated stock- film footage. Rod atetger does a line job in a diffi cult role and the balance of the any. nntabry Rachel Ames, does almost as well.

(4) little game Df hutton-but-played with valuable Jade statue. There's the usual assort ment of shady characters. each one seems to be hanging on 10 a lime siaruc, real or IBkE Of course, our heroes see to that the rightful owner wins ou'tl in tne end. (7) "BETTER HEALTH FOR CHILDREN ful hint! on the cira of your enntj ar nome covering a range of familiar fiaiards for age groups rrom iniancv to it. are offered by a group of speciallsu in peaiau-ics, via aemonstri and discussion tonight.

(S) 9: 00-10: BOB HOPE. Outside1 of Hope's opening monologue, the of this nous are some quips between Bob and guest Phil Harris, and their takeoff, on Hey, Look Me Over." Patti Page as Phll'a wife in a broad hit about a TV and tonga for the younoteri bv vouna James Darren. (4) HARNESS RAC ING, Yonkera Raceway, (9) CIRCLE THEA "Engineer of Death: The Eichmann Story." (Repeafj. Dale Wasserman's restrained drama- tued documentary study of the man wnose current trial enilsts the interest and 'Judgment of so- Daytime Features mwi tv. Tflfmm WSAB rut ait: snow: virtm lOioo-sitT man nm; mm HAHTHl nnffl Mis: laltr- wnii II show: mm HwMnir, II aww ind chil-PM i urMreosv: Ptntllrl WQXR nr.wni rrem Nil Trtunmi iUXDN XHIlWl Xntlrtt wran rnuKr.

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by wtvut ci-iy. repeated here tonight izmg the documentary rather liian the dramatic, it tells a ghastly tale ot a cowardly boy who grow.s up to be a Nan, ializes in hating Jews, and cutes a fanatically brula! plan for annihilating them from the it also picks up nis in Argentina and takes him to Israel to await the trial, which in actuality, started yesterday. (2) CITY. Memory of Crying." Luther i ler stars in this portrait of beaten, desperate man. and fact that he makes you believe tne storv is a tribute so his abil ity as an actor.

Most of the events are illogical and, excepts big shoot-out at a crap game, slow moving, hut Adler is worth watching. This program continues aiong on Its obvious mission which must be that most New Yorkers aje mentally der- iged. (7j (5) 15 THE EICHMANN TRIAL. Repeat of the hourlorig telecast on tne highlights ol yes terday's opening proceedings at the trial, taped in Israel. (13) BURIAL SET TODAY FOR EX-GYPSY KING SOUTH BEND.

April 11 (UPI) OnetKie Gypsy Adam Fekete Black will be buried to cemetary. rn Roman Catholic Black, a (12-year-old highway msinv nunce man. died yesterday. He had been elected kiDg of Gypsies of Hungarian and Romanian at. a 1940 Angeles ron-intlon attend by tribesmen.

Black denied tne legend that Gypsiea are naturally dishon. est. ics no steal, lust bless your pocketbook." he said. "Gypy live on blessings, Take a little. Leave a little.

Pays tor More Aid Pro-wcitem Laotian Bonn (him prays for mora American aid lo his be-le agored country during a apodal ceremony at the lie in Vat Fttm, RABBI HECHT SLATED TO ATTEND CONCLAVE Rabbi Michael I. Hecht. spiritual leader of Congregation Rodeph Sholom. will be among the 600 members or the Rabbinical Assembly of America who will attend the Slst annual convention of national rabbinical body at the Concord hotel, Ktamesna Lake, N. from April 23 through April 27, CHEER PRIZES PLANNED HAVANA, ApriT 11 -Labor boss Jesus Soto says prizes will be awarded to unions and IBM Pays Baltimore Employe $32,000 for liny Metal Strip BALTIMORE, April 11 lit was fashioned costs up to (2.5 capper strip, just three one.

thousanths of an inch thick, has won a Baltimore man a (32.009 company award. International Business Ma-' chines Corp. announced the presentation this morning. It was one of more than 170.000 such awards totaling $5.5 million which the firm has given employes during the past 10 years for adopted. the 132,000 award is believed to-be the largest ever made to an individual in industry.

For Herbert F. Owens, the 3i5-year-old Customer Engineering Systems specialist at IBM's Baltimore office who received it, 4lje award is the fourth of its kind he has won. One was for (33 and the others for each. Owens, has had no formal technical training. His knowledge stems from training he received in the Navy plus in-service courses he has taken since he Joined IBM In I94S.

A graduate of the industrial arts course at a Baltimore high school, the tall, dark haired customer engineering specialist is completely wrapped up rr his work. "Keeping my home in shapt and playing wiLh my three chil dren takes about ail the spare time I have, he admits. Just what he will do with the. money from his latest award he not sure. "What -with the house and all, I've got a lot ot odds' and-endj to clean up," he says "There are so many places 1 could use it I hardly ir.iow where to start.

The copper strip which Owens designed costs only 3 cents. The electronic computer for which PROMPT Radio-TV Service EDiton 3-2374 The strip or gives more positive starting and brak ing action to the magnetic tape an which the macnine is feu information. The tape moves or 112 intlies a second and has 550 characters on inch. It must start and stop in one thousanths of a second, there is no room for error. Until Owens invented (he shim the original was cut from an IBM card the pany was having considerable trouble witn tne braking an" starting unit, requiring many man-hours and tremendous pense.

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