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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. MAY 3, 1962 RADIO Japanese Fishermen Radio Has Comeback GETS UmLUNOIS 3VH THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMS rep (sgd (iiavH LIQUOR Daily to Midnight Sundays Noon to A WARNING ON CHILDREN'S Alt) 8:30 P. M. continued! 7 LAW AND MR. JONES (See highlights.

11 GREEN THUMB "Bulbs and Tubers." Herman Geske discusses time ond method of planting and soil requirements of bulbs and tubers 9:00 P. M. CHICAGO TELEVISION CHANNELS WCN-TV (Ind.) 9 WBBM-TV 2 WNBQ (NBC) 5 WBKE (ABC) 7 WTTW (Edoc.) 11 with Month of Own BY LARRY WOLTERS MAY has been designated radio njonth by "the National Association of Broadcasters. A hundred million or more persons still give some heed to radio every day. But because this is the month when TV is given over again to summer reruns, it may be that some others will want to join the steady Retreat Off Alaska Alaska, May 2 A Japanese herring- fishing fleet being kept under Alaskan surveillance has shifted operations, and moved farther off shore, Gov.

William A. Egan said today. Department of fish and game agents and state police boarded the mother ship Banshu Maru and two catcher boats in mid-April and charged the captains with violating Alaska territorial waters and state commercial fishing RESCUE EIGHT ZIMMERMAN'S N. E. Corner Randolph Franklin Fast Free Delivery Chicago and Suburbs U.

S. Calls Resolution IMjmarWilHI Subscribe for The Tribune followers of radio, which has been dubbed "black TV." There have been some changes made since the radio heyday. Instead of listening to those "mighty monarchs of the air" of 30 years ago, millions rely today on little pocket transistor radios. They are useful at the ball game. Bob Elson explains the White Sox games and if a customer has an itch to learn what the Cubs are doing, he can pick up Jack Quinlan and Lou Boudreau on his transistor.

We've heard that transistors, with earplugs, are frequently used nowadays in the class JUhidget Jpioor sHop Downtown Thursday 9:15 'fil 8:30 Afternoon 12:00 NOON 9 BOZO'S CIRCUS 2 NOON REPORT 5 CI WEATHER 7 CAMOUFLAGE 11 AIRBORNE TV 12:10 P. M. 5 DORSEY CONNORS 12:15 P. M. 2 LEE PHILLIP Guests: The Cloncv Brothers.

12:20 P. M. 5 NEWS 12:30 P. M. 2 AS THE WORLD TURNS 5 BOLD JOURNEY (RJ 7 WINDOW SHOPPING 1:00 P.

M. 9 NEWS 2 PASSWORD Cl-JAN MURRAY 7 DAY IN COURT 1:05 P. M. 11-TV COLLEGE 1:10 P. M.

9-HOLLYWOOD STARTIME "Flight Angels." 1:30 P. M. 7 ART LINKLETTER 5 LORETTA YOUNG tRI 7 DECEMBER BRIDE tR 1:50 P. M. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2:00 P.

M. 2 MILLIONAIRE tRI 5 YOUNG DR. MALONE 7 JANE WYMAN 11 TV COLLEGE 2:30 P. M. 9 PEOPLE'S CHOICE tR 2 VERDICT IS YOURS 5 OUR FIVE DAUGHTERS 7 SEVEN KEYS 11-PALONS FRANCAIS 2: P.

M. 11 INDUSTRY ON PARADE 2:55 P. M. 2 NEWS 3:30 P. M.

9 MR. ADAMS 8. EVE tR 2BRIGHTER DAY MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY IRI 7 QUEEN FOR A DAY 11 TV COLLEGE 3:15 P. M. 2 SECRET STORM 3:30 P.

M. 9OUR MISS BROOKS tR 2 EDGE OF NIGHT 5 HERE'S HOLLYWOOD 7 WHO DO YOU TRUST? 3:45 P. M. 11 TV COLLEGE 4:00 P. M.

9 THREE STOOGES TR 2BURNS AND ALLEN 5 KUKLA AND OLLIE 7 AMERICAN BANDSTAND 4:05 P. M. 5 MOVIE FIVE MATINEE "Storm Fear." 4:30 P. M. 2 EARLY SHOW "Buv Me Thot Town." 1 1 MAGIC CARPET 4:50 P.

M. 7 AMERICAN NEWSSTAND 5:00 P. M. 9 IC GARFIELD GOOSE 7 LOVE THAT BOB 11-TOTEM CLUB 5:30 P. M.

7 EVENING REPORT 11 WHAT'S NEW? 5:45 P. M. 9NEWS AND WEATHER 5 IC1 NEWS 7 WEATHER BY RADAR 5:50 P. M. 2 STANDPOINT 7 NEWS 5:55 P.

M. 6:30 P. M. 9 fCl DICK TRACY 2 OH, THOSE BELLS! The only woman on the list a' the 10 most wanted criminals convinces the Bell brothers thot she is only a mild-mannered newspaper vendor, so they fix a place for her to stoy In warehouse and she decides to take advantage of their friendliness, peatured are Ellen Corby, Henry Norell, and the Wiere Brothers. 5 OUTLAWS A vouns rancher Dick York) becomes on eager recruit for hooded gangsters who intimidate the town with violence and fiery crosses In "Night Riders," with Bruce Yarnell and Slim Pickens RI 7 OZZIE AND HARRIET Wolly Cox, os Professor Potterson rents a room in Rick's fraternity house.

6:45 P. M. 11 TV COLLEGE. Reading 7:00 P. M.

9 RIPCORD An aircraft owner tries to collect $135,000 on a plane he claims hos crashed. However McKeever and Buckley, hired by the suspicious insurance company, air-drop a tractor to the site where the plane is believed to have landed intact. 2 FRONTIER CIRCUS tSee highlights. 7:15 P. M.

11 TV COLLEGE History. 7:30 P. M. 9 BAT MASTERSON Bat finds himself involved in the Lincoln assassination conspiracy 15 years late. In "The Conspiracy," with Gene Borrv, Diane Brewster, Paul Richards, and Arthur Shields.

Part I 5 DR. KILDARE (See highlights 7 REAL McCOYS Grandpa is resentful when his neighbor goes on vacation and puts Luke In chorge of selling his apple crop in "In Grandpa We Trust," with Andy Clyde, Walter Brennan, Kathy Nolan, and Richard Crenna 8:00 P. M. 9 tC OUTDOORS Jim Thomas 2 TELL IT TO GROUCHO 7MY THREE SONS Robbie's closest rivol In the upcoming model airplane meet is Harold Botes, whose only chance to go to college is thru winning the scholarship prize. A misunderstanding arises when Steve, aware that Robbie has no interest In using the scholarship, learns of Harold's situation and is overheard saying he would like to see the boy win in "Air Derby," with Donald Keeler, Fred MacMurray, William Frawley, Stanley Livingston, Don Grady, and Tim Considine 11 INSIDE POLITICS 8:30 P.

M. 9 MAN AND THE CHALLENGE A dress rehearsal tor a highly hazardous mission turns out to be more dangerous than the mission itself. Featured are George Nader and Liza Dantes Rl 2-ZANE GREY THEATER 5 HAZEL The Baxter's neighbor, John Newton, widower with four children, finds himself deep in trouble when both George Baxter Don De Fore ond Hozel Shirev Booth decide to push him into marriage In "Hozel, the Matchmaker" domineering father a lesson in how to handle his son In "Forced Landing," with Ralph Dumke, Ralph Votrian, Lang Jeffries, ond Jim Davis tRI 2 INTERNATIONAL ZONE "Eugene Ormandy's Sound of America" 5 SING ALONG WITH MITCH See highlights 1 7 THE UNTOUCHABLES Eliot Ness does not suspect thot the scion of a respectful railroad family Is allied with rocketeers untM bootleg whisky starts pouring Into Chicago transported from Canada on a well known line In "Downfall," with Stephen Hill, Simon Oakland, Stefon Schnable, Milton Selzer, and Robert Stack 11 TROUBLED LIVES See Highlights 9:30 P. M. 9 PETER GUNN Pete saves a would-be private eye from death ot the honds of a desperate criminal and helps the police catch the murderer at the some time In "Seml-Prlvote Eve," with Craig Stevens, Lola Albright, and Herschel Bernardi Rl 11 TRAFFIC COURT 9:45 P.

M. 11 METROPOLITAN REPORT 10:00 P. M. 9 NEWS Lloyd Peftlt 2 NEWS AND WEATHER 5 NEWS Floyd Kalber 7 ABC NEWS FINAL 11 BON VOYAGE "Wings to Hawaii" 10:10 P. M.

5 tC WEATHER 10:15 P. M. 9 W-G-N PRESENTS "Sons of Belle Starr" 2 LATE SHOW "Five Graves to Cairo" 5 FCl TONIGHT With Merv Griffin, host 7 NEWS Alex Dreier 10:30 P. M. 7 DIAL 7 FOR MOVIES "Tulsa" 11 TV COLLEGE 11:15 P.

M. 11 TOMORROW 11:45 P. M. 9 NEWS Carl Greyson 12:00 MIDNIGHT 9 CI SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL 5 tC NEWS Floyd Kalber 12:05 A. M.

LEN O'CONNOR 12:15 A. M. 2 LATE LATE SHOW "Unholy Partners" 7NEWS Gordon Barnewall 12:20 A. M. 5 MAN FROM COCHISE 12:25 A.

M. 7 MARTY FAYE 12:30 A. M. 9 FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE BY 12:45 A. M.

5 WALTER WINCHELL tR 1:15 A. M. S-O. S. S.

IR 2:05 A. M. 2 LATE NEWS 12:10 A. M. 4p-MEDITATION Indlcotr-s program change! since your TV Week was lost distributed.

Id Indicates color program. RJ Indicate rerun. Central Daylight Savings Time Morning A. M. THOUGHT FOR THE DAY 5:40 A.

M. 2 EARLY REPORT 5 45 A. M. 5 FARM REPORT 6:00 A. M.

3 COLLEGE OF THE AIR 6:15 A. M. 5 fCl TODAY'S MEDITATION 6:20 A. M. 5 TOWN AND FARM 6:30 A.

M. SEMINAR '62 5 IC CLASSROOM 7:00 A. M. 2NEWS REPORT 5 TODAY 7:05 A. M.

7 MAHALIA JACKSON 7:10 A. M. 7NEWS 7:15 A. M. 7 CORNERSTONES 7:25 A.

M. 2 STANDPOINT 7:30 A. FARM-CITY FORECAST 5 U. POPEYE 7 CLOCK SHOW 7:45 A. M.

NEWS 7:55 A. M. 9 FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE BY 5 JUNIOR NEWSROOM 8:00 A. M. 9 PUGS BUNNY 2 CAPT.

KANGAROO 8:30 A. M. 7 DEPUTY DAWG :00 A. M. N' ANDY 2 CALENDAR 5 SAY WHEN 7 HERE'S GERALDINE 11 Al RBORNE TV 9:30 A.

M. ED ALLEN 21 LOVE LUCY fR 5 CI PLAY YOUR HUNCH 7 JOBBLEWOCKY PLACE 9:35 A. M. 11 AIRBORNE TV 10:00 A. M.

MORNING MOVIE "The Great Life." 2 VIDEO VILLAGE 5 EC PR ICE IS RIGHT 7 CREATIVE COOKERY 11 AIRBORNE TV 10:30 A. M. 2 CLEAR HORIZON 5 CONCENTRATION 7STAR SHOWCASE tR 10:35 A. M. 11 AIRBORNE TV 10:55 A.

M. 2 NEWS 11:00 A. M. 5 LOVE OF LIFE 5 CI FIRST IMPRESSION 7 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD 11 AIRBORNE TV 11:30 A. M.

2SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 5 TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 7 YOURS FOR A SONG 11:35 A. M. 11 AIRBORNE TV 11:45 A. M. 2 GUIDING LIGHT 11:55 A.

M. 5 NEWS rooms of boring professors. Godfrey The big attractions seem to be news, sports, and music. Arthur Godfrey and Lowell Thomas are still around, but most of the bigwigs of yesteryear are gone. That goes also for the queens of soap operas.

MANY personalities are popular mostly local figures. A few that come to mind are Eddie Hubbard, Wally Phillips, Paul Saliner, Howard Miller, Sig Sakowicz, Pierre Andre, Dick Biondi, Jack Eigen, Marty Faye, Mai Bellairs, Norman Ross, Jim Conway, John Harrington, Phil Bowman, Paul Gibson, John Doremus, Henry Cooke, Dan Sorkin, Art Mercier, Mike Rapchak, Phil Lind, Jesse Owens, and Johnny Erp. There are scores of others, each with a quota of fans. There is little left of the dear dead days of Rudy Vallee, Lanny Ross, and Baby Snooks. But the Metropolitan opera seems to go on forever, a regular feature of W-G-N radio.

A lot of quality music is heard nowadays, mainly on the FM stations. WEFM has long led the way with excellent recorded music, and WFMT recently won a Peabody award for its record on ADC Unwise A resolution by the Illinois Public Aid commission to warn mothers on aid to dependent children relief that they face jail if they have illegitimate children was termed unwise yesterday by a spokesman for the federal government. Miss Phyllis Osborn, regional representative of the bureau of family services of the federal department of health, education, and welfare, said that if the resolution were strictly enforced it could cut off federal aid funds to Illinois. The Government's Share The United States government now pays about 51 per cent of state's aid to dependent children ADC program. "We feel that the resolution is unwise on a number of points and that it is a remedy which will not get to the source of the problem," Miss Osborn said.

The resolution would violate the basic intent of the federal aid act, which is to. take care of needy children, she said. It would discriminate against the neediest children, she added. The Commission's Aim The resolution was adopted by the commission April 6 and announced two weeks later. Peter W.

Cahill, executive secretary of the commission, said the resolution would be brought up for discussion at the commission's next meeting May 11 in Carbondale. Grounds of Action Miss Osborn said federal funds could be withheld on three grounds: 1. Improperly excluding children from ADC benefits on a basis other than their need. 2. Leaving children in a home that has been declared unsuitable and from which ADC money has been withdrawn.

3. Referring material to the states attorney's offices for prosecution- which would violate the confidential use of information. "We share the concern of the commission on the growing number of illegitimate births and we are asking Congress for more money to help parents with these problems," Miss Osborn said. in the fine arts. The news is endlessly repeated on radio.

One station may have the news every half-hour but it may not be changed all forenoon. If TV commercials irk you, the raucous, repetitious, stentorian commands to buy on radio may drive you buggy. In this regard, FM stations show more restraint than most AM stations. Well, have a go at radio. You will be surprised if you haven't listened lately.

Even the Little transistors have retained a useful features of the old sets, a turnoff switch. 2 WEATHER Evening 6:00 P. M. 9OUICK DRAW McGRAW NEWS 5 NEWS 7 GUEST WARD HO tR 6:15 P. M.

7NEWS 5 NEWS TODAY'S TV STATE REVOKES i THURSDAY RADIO PROGRAMS 1AM STATIONSl CHICAGO FREQUENCIES SPECIAL RADIO EVENTS 1:00 p. m. WCFL Baseball: Washington vs. Boston. 7:55 WCFL Baseball: White Sox vs.

New York Yankees. JOB 1230 WSBC 1240 W-G-N 720 WIND 560 WILL 580 WMAQ 670 WBBM 780 WAIT 820 WLS 890 WAAF 950 WCFL 1000 WMBI 1110 WJJD 1160 WWCA 1270 WTAO 1300 WE AW 1330 WGES 1390 WHFC 1450 WOPA 1460 WBEE 1570 WNMP 1590 WCGO 1600 LICENSES OF 100 AUTO DEALERS The state has revoked the licenses of 100 Cook county used car dealers in the last 30 days for failure to abide by state laws, chiefly for cheating on sales taxes, it was disclosed yesterday. Nicholas Ferri, chief investigator for the secretary of state's Cook county office, said 32 investigators are making a constant patrol of used car dealers' lots and other places of business, seeking out violators. Ferri said "fly-by-night" and "shyster" dealers often transfer title of a used car dy-ect from the seller to the buyer, by-passing the transfer of title to and from the dealer. In such cases sales taxes are avoided.

Ferri said many used car dealers fail to keep proper records, misuse dealer license plates, and operate out of garages, filling stations, homes, and other addresses. 7:00 P. M. W-G-N Music Unlimited WLS Edward Morgan WTAQ Haven of Rest WCFL Music WBBM News; Mercier WIND News; Marshall 7:05 P. M.

WMAQ Patterns in Musle 7:15 P. M. WBBM Richard Hoyes 7:30 P. M. WCFL Line Up 7:45 P.

M. WCFL Dugout WLS Hal Stark WIND Carl Sandbura 7:55 P. M. WCFL Baseball i 8:00 P. M.

W-G-N News; Jack Taylor WLS Bob Hale WBBM Jock Mabley WIND News; Sherwood WMAQ Patterns in Music 8:30 P. M. WBBM Tony Weitrel 9:00 P. M. W-G-N News; Jock Taylor WBBM Golden Moments WMAQ Patterns in Music 9:30 P.

M. W-G-N Jack Taylor WBBM World Tonite 10:00 P. M. W-G-N News: Sports WMAQ Patterns in Musle WBBM Rudy Orisek WCFL Scoreboard WIND News; Marshall 10:15 P. M.

W-G-N Music for Sauares 10:30 P. M. W-G-N Magic Music WBBM Hoi Stark WMAQ Tunes 10:50 P. M. WBBM Hawaii Seaway 11:00 P.

M. W-G-N Showcase WBBM Capital Cloakroom WIND Perry Marshall WMAQ News 11:15 P. M. WMAQ Jock Eigen WBBM Jay Andres MIDNIGHT AND AFTER 12:00 MIDNIGHT W-G-N Nite Watch WCFL Sid McCoy Frontier Circus 7 p. m.

channel 2 Edward Andrews and Skip Homeier co-star in "The Race," the story of a due who pits his impressive entourage of European military officers against Ben and Tony in a horse race. Dr. Kildare 7:30 p. m. 5 "Something of Importance," with George Voskovec, Richard Chamberlain, and Raymond Massey.

Dr. Kildare joins the medical research team of Dr. Hodiak in a race against a rival team to find the cure for a fatal blood disease. Law and Mr. Jones 8:30 p.

m. 7 Atty. Jones seeks the reversal of a death sentence against a former school friend until he discovers the man has committed murder in "Reunion," with James Whitmore, Janet BeGore, Mary Young, Angela Greene, and' John Larch. Sing Along with Mitch 9 p. m.

5 Mitch Miller and the Sing Along Gang will salute Composer Irving Berlin's 74th birthday in the first of two shows. Featured are Leslie Ug-gams and Gloria Lambert. Troubled Lives 9 p. m. 11 "The Unwed Mother." Social agencies help the unmarried mother adjust and make suitable a a for the child.

3:00 P. M. W-G-N Wally Phillips WJJD Bernie Allen 3:30 P. M. WIND Howard Miller WAIT Phil Lind 4:00 P.

M. W-G-N Jack Brlckhousn WMAQ John Doremus WBBM News; Stock Report WJJD Ron Riley WCFL Scoreboard 4:15 P. M. W-G-N News; Brickhouso WBBM Connie Mitchell 4:55 P. M.

W-G-N Sports 5:00 P. M. W-G-N News WIND Perry Marshall WBBM News; Mercier WCFL Red Rush WAAF Daddy-0 WLS Gene Taylor WJJD Ron Riley 5:15 P. M. W-G-N Wally Phillips WAIT Bob Siegrist 5:45 P.

M. WCFL Music WBBM Lowell Thomas 6 P. M. TO MIDNIGHT 6:00 P. M.

W-G-N News; Today's Business WCFL Rood Show WMAQ News WLS Gene Taylor WBBM News; Hal Stark 6:15 P. M. W-G-N tribune Sports WAIT Fulton Lewis Jr. 6:30 P. M.

W-G-N Music Unlimited WLS Alex Dreier WBBM Hal Stark WCFL Rood Show 6:45 P. M. WMAQ Len O'Connor WJJD Ernie Simon WIND Dick Williamson 9:10 A. M. WBBM Music Wagon 10:00 A.

M. W-G-N Wally Phillips WBBM Arthur Godfrey WMAQ John Hoffman WLS Jim Dunbar WAAF Daddy-0 WCFL Mike Ropchak WJJD Jerry Heolev 11:00 A. M. W-G-N Virginia Gale WBBM News; House Party WIND Dirk Williamson JJD Jerry Heaiev 11:30 A. M.

W-G-N Virginia Gale WCFL Mike Rapchak 11:55 A. M. W-G-N Time to Reflect 12:00 NOON TO 6 P. M. 12:00 NOON W-G-N County Fair WCFL Mike Roochnk WLS Mid-Day Report WJJD Bernie Alien 12:15 P.

M. W-G-N Markets 12:30 P. M. W-G-N County Fair WIND Thorn Sherwood WLS Art Roberts WCFL Lineup 12:45 P. M.

WCFL Dugout 1:00 P. M. W-G-N Pierre Andre WIND Thorn Sherwood WLS Art Roberts WCFL Baseball 2:00 P. M. W-G-N Pierre Andre WBBM Mai Bellairs WMAQ Jim Conwav 2:30 P.

M. W-G-N Paul Soliner WBBM Mai Bellairs 1 Central Daylight Saving Time A. M. TO 12 NOON 5:00 A. M.

WCFL Downbusters WJJD Ted Lee WLS Form Special 5:30 A. M. W-G-N Milking Time WBBM Farm News 5:45 A. M. WCFL Eve Ooenpr 6:00 A.

M. W-G-N Eddie Hubbard WLS Mort Crowiey WBBM Paul Gibson WMAQ News; Cooke WIND Dick Williamson WCFL Dan Sorkin WJJD Ernie Simon 6:30 A. M. VVIND Howard Miller WBBM News; Joe Foss 7:00 A- M. W-G-N Eddie Hubbard WMAQ Henry Cooke WBBM News; Belloirs WLS Mort Crowley WCFL Dan Sorkin WIND Howard Miller 7:30 A.

M. W-G-N Eddie Hubbard WBBM Joe Foss 8:00 A. M. W-G-N News WMAQ News; Henry Cooke WIND Howard Miller WBBM John Horrinqton WLS Paul Harvey; Crowley 8:30 A. M.

W-G-N Eddie Hubbard WBBM Gold Coast 9:00 A. M. W-G-N Wallv Phillips WCFL Dan Sorkin WLS Breakfast Club U. S.PAYROLL RISES BY 5,075 DURING MARCH Washington, May 2 The number of government employes rose slightly in March, Sen. Harry F.

Byrd Val. reported today. Byrd, chairman of the joint committee on reduction of nonessential federal expenditures, said there were 2,441,800 federal employes the end of March compared with 2,436,725 at the end of February, a rise of 5,075. The report said there were 1,380,800 employes of civilian agencies, an increase of 4,974 compared with February, and 1,061,000 civilian employes in military agencies, an increase of 101. School Registrations to Be Started Monday issgf-r last'.

While quantities Registration for kindergarten or the 1st grade in the public schools next fall will be held Monday thru May 11. Lester J. Schloerb, assistant superintendent in charge of administration, said parents should take children's birth certificates to the registration. Children admitted to the 1st grade must be 6 by Dec. 1 and, for kindergarten, 5 by the same date.

THURSDAY -PIG-KS Quiz Husband in Death Ester Myles, 27, of 3339 Ogden was being questioned by police yesterday in the death of his wife, Christine, 25, in their apartment. ROBBED BY SIX MEN Mosley Hillman, 35 South Park told police that six men robbed him In front of 6142 South Park av. of S23, his hat, and raincoat. WNUR 93 WFMT 98.7 WMBI 90.1 WEFM 99 5 WILL 91.3 WEMF 1003. WNIC 91.3 WMAQ 101.1 WYCA 97.3 WCLM 101 9 WNWC 92 7 WOPA 101.7 WAJP 93.5 WKFM 103.5 WSBC 93.1 WJJD 104.3 WEBH 93.9 WEAW 1051 WXFM 105.9 WDHF 95.5 WLNR 100.3 WBBM 96.3 WFMQ 107.5 WNIB 97.1 WELF 107.1 WRSV 98.3 MORNING :00 WJJD PORTRAITS IN SOUND.

Liszt, Bononcmi, Tortini. and Greiq :00 WFMT -BRAHMS. Sixteen woltzes tor Piano, Opus 39. 10:00 WXFM POPULAR. Stanley Black ond Knightsbridoe Strings.

10:30 WEFM 'CONCERT CLASSICS. Srheherazode, Opus 35, Rimsky-Kor-sakoff. 11:00 WNWC SING ALONG with Mitch Miller. 4 Si AFTERNOON 12:00 WXFM POPULAR. Joe Basile and Percy Faith.

1:00 WEFM SALON HOUR. Symphony No. 1 In amior. Opus 21, Beethoven. 2:00 WJJD JOURNEY IN MUSIC.

Africa. 'Nutcracker Suite," Tschaikow-sky. Opus 71 a. 3:00 WXFM SOUNDTRACKS. "Carnival," and "Comelot." 4:00 WFMT CHAUSSON.

Concert In tor Piano, Violin ond String Quartet, Opus 21. 5:00 WKFM DINNER MUSICALE. Bill Snyder, David Carroll, and The Musical Keyboards. EVENING WXFM BROADWAY. "The King and with Yul Brynner ond Dorothy Sarnoff.

4:15 WMBI CANDLELIGHT AND SILVER. "Swedish Rhapsody," Wlldmon. 7:00 WJJD REFLECTIONS. Polonaise No. 1 in sharp minor.

Opus 26 No. 1, Chopin. WFMT PURCELL. Slnfonla from the opera "The Fairy Queen." WFMQ BROADWAY TEMPO. "Candide," with Max Adrian ond Barbara Cook.

8:00 WMBI MUSIC ROOM. Concerto In Opus 35, Mendelssohn. 1:30 WNUR OPEN MIKE. Guest, Norma Lee Browning, Chicago Tribune reporter. 9:00 WSBC BROADWAY MUSICAL.

"South Pacific," with Mary Martin and Ezlo Pinza. :45 WFMQ COMMUNISM as viewed by a Chinese Exile, Rev. John P. Lee. 10:30 WEFM 'MUSIC GUILD.

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