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FAG' THE SUN, BALTIMORE, SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1, 1950 it On Air Today Television Programs ITimet given are Eastern Standard Time and, vnlett otherwise noted, ere P.M.J LTV WITH Chuck Riehards Rctm. WCBM The Musis Tou Like. 11.55-WCBM News. 12 0O-WFBR Muile at Midnight WITH Record Revue.

WCBM Weather. WBAL Sign Off. WCAO New: Daa.ee Oreo. Ships For Soviets Uader its new reparations agreements, Finland will 'supply Russia with 137 vessels, worth $15,467,000, before the end of are cordially invited of the most fabulous show on televmon -svw 9J 3.30 Today with Mrs. Roosevelt.

4.00 Meet the Press. 4.30 Zoo S.OO Gabby Hayes Show. 5.30 Watch the World. 6.00 Hopalong Cassidy. 7.00 Quiz Teen Club.

7.30 The Aldrich Familx. 8.00 Comedy Hour. 9.00 Television Playhouse. 10.00 Garroway at Large. 10.30 Dance Party.

11.00 Hollywood Film. WAAM Channel 1.15 Test Pattern. 1.25 News. 1.30 Pro Football Highlights, with Harry Wismer. 2.00 Film: "Fighting Lady's Family." 2.30 "Limelight," starring Anne, Neagle and Arthur Tracy.

3.40 Film Funnies. 4.00 Lazy Ranch Jamboree. S.oo Super Circus. .00 This Is Your Zoo. with Arthur Watson.

.30 "Crusade In America Goes to War." 7.00 Showtime. U.S.A., Preview. 7.15 Film: Musical Variety. 7.30 Showtime, U.S.A. with guests, Helen Hays and Henry Fonda, Carol Chan- ning, the Hartmana and Alec Templeton.

8.00 The Bible Heralds. 8.30 Film: "Animal. Vegetable and "SHOWTIMKM presented hp THE DODGE DEALERS OF AMERICA and produced By AMT.A -2 Theatre and Academy (The American KcUton WMAR-TV Channel S. 1.45 News end Concert Music. 2.00 Film Theater or the Air: "Hiding On Air." with Joe E.

Brown. 3.15 Comeback: "The Return of Hope." 4.00 A Year Ago Tonight. 4.1S Sunpapers Television News. 4.25 "Weather Permitting. 4.30 Lamp Unto My Feet.

5.00 Capitol Cloakroom. 5.30 People's Platform, with Carl HuW-bell. Lefty Gomez, Red Barber and Tim Cohere. 00 The Eternal People. B.30 "Mr.

I. "Great Expectations," with Paul Tripp. 7.00 The Gene Autry Show: "Six-Shooter Sweepstakes." 7.30 This Is Show Business, with Clifton Fadiman, Abe Burrows, George S. Kaufman, Faye Emerson. Imogene Coca.

Frank Guarrera and Betty Bruce. S.OO Toast of the Town, with Ed Sullivan, Bert Lahr, James Barton and Gordon Jenkins. S.OO The Fred Waring Show. 10.00 "Celebrity Time," with Conrad Nagel, Kyle MacDonnell, Kitty Carlisle and Zachary Scott. 10.30 Donald Kirkley and his Guest: O.

Chester Carey, chairman of the Housing Authority of Baltimore. 10.45 Sunpapers Television Hews. 10.55 "Weather Permitting. 11.00 The Robert Q. Lewis Show.

11.15 Sign off. WBAL-TV Channel 11. 2.00 Test pattern; 21S Hoover Commission Report. 2.30 Md. League of Women Voters.

2.4S Military War Room. 3.00 Battle Report: Washington. WHO rA i THE WH of SHOW FM Programs WMCP Channel 334. 94.7 met. 10.20 sign On.

10.30 Connoisseur Music. H.30 The Plaza. 12.00 Waltslne an sir 12.30 Symphonic Miniature. j.ow portraits in Music 1.30 Designs in Melcty. 2.00 Bright Moments la Music.

2.30 Gems in Musie. 3.00 Guest star. 3.15 Treasure Chest of Melodies. 3.30 SymDhonv. 4.30 Sunday Veswr.

5.00 Memorable Musie. 530 Evening Echoea. 5.45 Musical Moods 8.00 Listen and Live Longer. OO Music Every Sunday. 7.30 Let'g Visit the Ballet.

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Safa, aaclaatlas fwn far kids af aar act, ardar aavaral aats aaw at tnla Television Week Channel Two, Baltimore Highlight! for today, ond the complete programi icheduled on WMAR-TV this week are shown below. Consult the Sunpapers daily for additional feature! and lait minute corrections. Sunday Highlights: 2.00 Mm Theatre of the Air: "Riding on Air" with Joe E. Brown. 5.30 "People's Platform" with Carl Hubbell, Lefty Gomez, Red Barber and Tim Cohone.

6.30 Mr. I. Magination. "Great Expectations" with Paul Tripp. 7.00 The Gene Aufry Show, "Si Shooter Sweepstakes." 7.30 "This Is Show Business" with Clifton Fadiman, Abe Burrows, George S.

Kaufman, Fay Emerson, Imogene Coca, Frank Guarrera and Betty Bruce. 8.00 "Toast Of The Town" with Bert James Barton and Gordon Jenkins. 9.00 The Fred Waring Show. 10.00 "Celebrity Time" with Conrad Nagel, Kyle Macdonnell, Kitty Carlisle and Zachary Scott. 10.30 Donald Kirkley and his guest: G.

Cheston Carey, chairman of the Housing Authority of Baltimore. for today's complete program schedule; regular listings en the TV-Radio page.) TEST PATTERN Monday through Saturday, 10 A.M. to program time. Monday, Oct, 2 12 40 4 Headlines 1.00 luncheon at the, Sheraton- B.lvedere 1.30 News Concert Music 2.30 Look Your Best 3.00 "The Woman Angle," with Polly Drummond 3 30 News 3.35 "Sports Parade," Matt Thomas 4.00 National Sports Parade, Bailey Coss (News 4.30) 6.00 Lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trails 6.45 Sunpapers Television News 6.55 Battle for Korea 7.C0 Your Family Doctor 7.13 Smoke Rings 7.20 TV Varieties 7.30 Douglas Edwards and the News 7.45 The Perry Como Show with the Fontaine Sisters 8.00 lux Video Theatre "Saturday's Children" with Joan Cautrield 8.30 Arthur Godfrey's Talent Scouts 9.00 The Horace Heidt Show 9. JO Tne Goldbergs 10.00 Studio One: "The Passionate Pilgrim" with Leueen MacGrath 11.00 At Home Show, Earl Wrightion 12.30 Sunpapers Television NeWs U.4U Battle for Korea Tuesday, Oct.

3 2.30 Homemokers' Roundup 3 00 "The Woman's Angle'' 3.30 News 3.35 'Sports Parade," Matt Thomas 4.00 National Sports Parade, Baiiey Coss (News 4.30) 6.00 Lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trails 6.45 Sunpapers Television News 655 Skilled Hands 7.00 This World of Ours 7.15 Yesterday Newsreel 7.30 Douglas Edwards and th News 7,45 The Faye Emerson Show 8 uO Sure As Fate 9.00 Winner Toke All 9.u0 Suspense: the Monkey's Paw" witn Stanley Ridges 10.00 Wresiiing from tne Coliseum 11.1)0 Veiled Prophet Ball St. Louis 11.30 Smiled Hands 11.35 Sunpapers Television News Wednesday, Oct. 4 12.10 The Jonathon Story 12.25 What's the Record? 12.30 Gunther's Warmup Time 12.45 The World Series 3.00 Sports Parade," Matt Thomas 3.15 "The Woman Angle" 3.30 "Sports Parade," Matt Thomas 4.00 National Sports Parade, Bailey Coss (News 4.30) 6.00 LucKy Pup, Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trails 6.45 Sunpapers Television Lews 6.55 eotner Permitting y.uJ Smoke Rings 7.U3 Tne Collegians 7.0 Doug. as tuwardi and the News 7. 5 Ferry Como Show 8.

(JO Annul Coafrey ond his Friends y.uO Stanight Theatre: "The Last Kiss' 9.30 Ine Web: "Blessed Are The Meek'' 10.00 Boxing: Greaiano Burton 10.45 Sports Interview 11.15 Sagebrush Theatre 12.30 Sunpooer. Television News 12.40 "Weather Permitting Thursday, Oct. 5 1153 12.30 12 45 3.00 3.15 330 4.00 6.00 6.15 645 6.55 7.00 7.15 7.30 7.45 8.00 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 Gunther's Warmup Time The World Series "Soorts Parade," MoH Thomas "the Woman's Angle" "Soorts Parade," Matt Thomas National Sports Parade, Bailey Goss (News 4.30) lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets TV Playground: Western Trails Sunpapers Television News Weather Permitting Know Your Sunpapers Route Owner Do You Know Baltimore? Douglas Edwards and the News The Faye Emerson Show The Show Goes On The Alan Young Show "Big Town," with Pat McVay Truth or Consequences Airflyte Theatre: "Portrait of lydia," David Niven, Mary Beth Hughes Wiessner Adventure Theatres "I Take This Oath" with Joyce Compton and Gordon Jones Sunpapers Television News "Weather Permitting 11.00 12 00 12.10 Friday, October 6 12.10 The Jonathon Story 12.25 Wnat the Rceord? 12.30 Gunther's Warmup Time 12.45 World Series 3.00 Sports Parade," Matt Thomas 4.00 National Sports Porode, Matt Thomas (News 4.30) 6.00 lucky Pup, Bunin Puppets 6.15 TV Playground: Western Trails 6.45 Sunpapers Television News 6 55 "Weather Permitting 7,00 Smoke Kings 7.03 TV Varieties 7.10 S.rourant Rendezvous 7.13 Dick Dunkell's Football Forecast 7.30 Douglas Edwards end the News 7.43 The Perry Como Show 8.00 Mama" storring Peggy Wood 8.30 Man Against Crime with Ralph Bellamy .00 The Ford Theatre: "The Marble Fown" 10.00 "Star of the Family" with Morton Downey 10.30 Beat the Clock 11.00 Danger: "August Heat" With Alfred Ryder 11.30 Sunpapers Television News 11.40 "Weather Permitting Saturday, Oct. 7 12.10 12.25 12.30 12.45 4.00 4.30 6.00 7.00 7.30 7.40 7 45 8.00 900 10.00 11.00 Came of the Week Whot's the Record? Gunther's Warmup Time World Series Football: Army-Penn State National Sports Parade, Bailey Coss (Newt 4.30) TV Playgroundt Full Hour Western National Amateur Time with Bailey Goss Sunpapers Television News Battle for Korea The Faye Emerson Show The Ken Murray Show with Alan Young Film Theatre of the Air Sinq It Agoin Wiessner's Mystery Theatre: "The Death Kiss'' with Bela luaosi Sunoopers Television, News Battle for Korea 12 00 12.10 1950. TONIGHT AT 7:30 dial CBS 1600 WCAO AMOS ANDY TONIGHT AT 8:30 -dial CBS 600 WCAO THE RED SMUTCH SHOW TONIGHT AT 9:00 dial CBS I 600 WCAO MEET CORIISS ARCHER TONIGHT AT 9:30 -dial CBS I 600 WCAO HORACE HEIDT TONIGHT AT -dial CBS 1,600 WCAO COnTEfJIcD HOUR TONIGHT AT 10:30 -diol CBS 600 WCAO THE CljoRALIERS iff a it it A y' ft i A XJ i i I VINTON MEEOtEY Famous Broadway producer will be your host on "SHOWTIME U.S.A." it HENRY FONDA Star of the Broadway bit, "Mister Roberts," acts as your Master of Ceremonies.

CAROL CHANNINS Blonde bombshell star sioas hit songs from "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes." SUNDAY llfflfl WEST TOYS.nent. A- 1 003 Pens Ave, Pittsnurju 22, pj. crrr ST ATI. EmU4 mm SALUTING YOUR COMMUNITY CHEST TONIGHT wt DENNIS PATRICE MORGAN MUNSEL IN THI BROADWAY HIT MUSICAL Hear U.S. STEEL'S full-hour tribute to the Community Chests of Amprica ff THEATRE GUILD AIR WBAL 8:30 p.m.

'38ft 4T ft (COWBOY tor fcr Imn it ftrt In Prlci! My 1 I 1 America's Their Never at the week program. To top songs, the This Theater membership the singers world. Now, America the time your ENTIRE Bringing Wk.f 'Jf 1i A Mineral." 8.00 Holiday Hotel, starring Don Ameehe 9.30 Soap Box Theater. 10.00 Inside Detective. 10.30 Youth on the March.

11.00 The Open Bible. 11.30 Final Edition. 11.35 Tomorrow on WAAM. 8.00 British Concert Hall. 9.0O WMCP Entertains.

9.30 Music in Modern Manner. 10.00 On the Podium. 11.00 End Pages. WCAO Channel 274. 102.7 met.

FM operates today 8 A M. to 13 30 -A Programs eame as standard listings tot WCAO. WFBR Channel 270. 101.8 m. FM operates today 4 to 10 P.M.

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WTTH Your Grocer. WFER This Week in. Baltimore. 7. 0O-WCBM Peter Salem.

WCAO The Jack Benny Show. WFBR Speaking of Songs. WBAL 8 1.000 Reward. WITH News; Sunday Scoreboard. 7.15-WITH Police Court.

7.30-WBAL Phil Harris Show. WCAO Amos n' Andy. WITH Les Brown. WCBM Dnder Arrest WFBR The Cliche Club. 7.45-WITH Baltimore Round Table.

WSID Bishop Fields 8.00-WCAO Percy Faith' Orch. WCBM News. WFBR Stop the Musie. WBMD Sign Off. WBAL Groucho Marx.

WITH Overlea Baptist Church. 8.15 WCBM To be announced. 8.30-WCAO Red Skeiton. WBAL Theater Guild. WCBM Enchanted Hour.

9.00-WCAO Corliss Archer. WITH News: Hoover Report. WCBM Sylvan Levin Opera Concert. WFBR Walter Wlnchell. A.F.

of L. WFBR Louella Parson. 8.30-WBAL Album of Familiar Musie. WCAO Horace Heidt. WITH Music in the Modern Mood.

WFBR Crossroads, with Ted Malose. WCBM Gabriel Heatter News. 8.45-WCBM Major George Fielding Elliott. WITH Mindy Carsons. WBAL Music for All.

10.00-WCAO The Contented Hour. WCBM This Is Europe. WFBR Jinny Simms Song Shop. WBAL $64 Question. WITH News; Better Baltimore Forum.

WCBM This I Europe. 10.15-WFBR Jinny Blane. 10. 30-WBAL Meet Me In St. Louis.

WCAO The Chorallers. WFBR Jackie Robinsoa Shew. WITH Apostolic Faith Church. WCBM Flavoured with Flute. 10.45-WFBR George I.

Sokolsk). 11.00-WBAL News arid Sports. WITH New: King Coie Trla. WFBR News. WCBM Nisht News Journal.

WCAO The World Tonight. 11.15-WBAL National Guard Show. WFBR Evangelistic Temple. WITH The Jazi Session. WCAO Where the People Stand.

11.30-WCAO Paul Neighbors Orch. WBAL David LeWinter's Orchestra. WFBR presents with pride, new program A Importance THE PANORAMA TITe. rxCMTS IN ur -BALTIMORE" HIGHLIGHTED -n vnU1 Don'f miss this absorbing program! 4ND EVERY SUNDAY at 6:3 p.m. Dr.

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WCAO Morning New. WITH News: Golden Trumpet Quartet. WFBR New Summary. WSID Bishop Fields. WBAL News: George Crooks.

WBMD News; Milton Davage. 8.15-WITH Star of Bethlehem Quartet. WCBM Morning Glories WSID Morning Doves Quartet. WCAO Chariot WFBR Morning Song. WBAL Christian Science.

8J0-WITH Heavenly Gates Quartet WBAL String Quartet. WSID The Chosen People. WCAO Carolina Calling. WFBR Let There be Music. 1.45-WITH Golden Light Quartet.

WSID Rev Roy Huntley. WCAO Memo from Lake Sucre's. 9.00-WCAO World News Roundun. WBAL News: Balto. Church of Air.

WITH News: Church New. WFBR News. WCBM Chaolaln Jim Moore. WBMD News: Dale Shears WSID The Rev. F.

B. Marine. 9J5-WITH Gillls Memorial. WCAO E. Power Biggs.

WCBM News WFBR National Guard Show. WBMD Golden Key Quartette. Hymns of Memory. wcbm Christ Episcopal Church. WFBR Voice of Prophecy WITH First Presbyterian Church.

WSID Unity Viewpoint. WBMD Songs of All Faith. Christian Science Program. WSID Hyman Jubilee Singer. WBAL Music for All.

10.00-WCAO Church of the Air. WITH News: Guy Lombardo WFBR Balto. Inst, of Musical Art. WBAL National Radio Pulpit. WCBM Jewish Radio Hour.

WBMD News: German Hour. WSID Golden Light Quartet. 10.lS.WSrD The Rev. W. Davls.

WFBR Md. Pharmaceutical Assn. 10.30-WFBR Radio WITH Musical Notebook. WBAL Art of Living. 10.45-WTTH Pleasure Club.

WSID Dialing wtth Larkln. WBAL News Highlights. 0.5S-WBMD News. l.OO-WBAL The Comic Weekly Mam. WTTH News: Millionaires Cluo.

WFBR Seventh Eaptist Church. WCAO Gospel Tabernacle" WSID Pentecostal First Gospel Church WBMD Arlington Baptist Cnurch. WCBM Christ Lutheran Church. 1.30-WBAL V. N.

Is My Beat. WITH Customade Music. 11.45-WBAI, SoUtalga Time. AFTERNOON 12 00-WCAO News: Modern Moodl. WBAL News: Singing String.

WITH News: GaieMr WCBM Baltimore Hlstarlrut Council. WFBR Frank and Ernest WStD The Rev. Smallwond. WBMD News: Bing Crosby. 12.15-WFBH Walter Brennan.

WBAL Senator O'Conor. WBMD Golden Opportunitieg. 12.30-WBAL Eternal Light. WCAO Amer. Academy of Physicians.

WITH Musical Fun. WBMD Lithuanian Melody Time. WFBR Piano Playhouse WSID Jerry Owen. Evangelist WCBM Ballad For Half An Hour. 12.45-WSID Rev Irvln Johnson WCAO Citizens Planning and Housing.

1.00-WITH New; Music Favorite. WFBR New. WBAL First Freedom. WSID Bishop Field. WBMD Jewish Hour.

WCAO Your Invitation to Music. WCBM Back to God. 1.15-WFBR Dick Haymes Show. 1.30-WBAL University ol Chicago. WITH Songs of Romance WSID Bishop T.

L. Tucker. WFBR Lynn Murray Show. WCBM Lutheran Hour 1.55-WSID Baseball: Wash, at Phila. 2.00- WCBM South Sea Islander.

WITH News. WBMD Hillbilly Hit Parade. WFBR Forward, America. WBAL CaihoHc Hour. 2.06-WITH Baseball: Orioles vs.

Columbus. 2.30-WCAO The Symphonettes. WFBR Mr. President. WBAL Columbus Day Program.

2.45-WBAL Employ the Handicapped. 3. 00-WCAO Escape. WBMD Voice of the Polish Colnny. WCBM Ballads For Half An Hour.

WFBR Music With the Girl. WBAL NBC Theater. 3.30-WCBM Bill Cunningham. WFBR The Lutheran Hour. WBAL Quiz Kids.

WCAO Make Believe Town. 3.45-WCBM Washington Report. 3.55- WBMD News. 4.00-WCAO Earn Your Vacation. WSID The Rev.

James E. Miers. WBAL The Falcon. WFBR Old-Fashioned Revival Hour. WBMD Greek-American Hour.

WCBM Music by Tremdler. 4.30-WCBM Martin Kane WCAO Arthur Godfrey. WSID Afternoon Melodie. WBAL Music You Want. 4.55-WBMD News S.OO-WCBM The Shadow.

WBMD Guest Star. WCAO Songs the World Remembers. WBAL Big Guy. WITH News. Hall of Hit.

WFBR Author Meet the Critic. S. 15-WBMD Como Concert. S.30-WCBM Detective Mysteries. WBAL Charlie Wild.

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