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CHICAGO TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1964 Section 2A 11 THURSDAY fkM CHOICES Wi THURSDAY TELEVISION PROGRAMSl-M AIRBORNE TV Norman Ross Plans CHICAGO 10:15 P. M. continued COURSES TO BE Controversial Series FREQUENCIES W-G-M 774 CHICAGO 'TELEVISION CHANNELS WCN-TV (I.J.) 9 WBBM-TV (CBS) 2 VNBQ (NBC) 5 WBKB (ABC) 7 WTTW (EJ.e.) 11 WCU7 (UHF) 2 BY LARRY WOLTERS ORMAN ROSS is to open a series on his Off the Cuff hour WW A 1771 WMRO WTAO 1300 WEAW 113 WYNR-lm WEEF 1430 WVON 145g WMP 147t wopa ie WBEE 1570 WKKD 150 wnmp is wcgo uoe N( WIND 54 will See WMAO 474 WBBM 744 WAIT 424 WLS (44 WAAF 454 WCFI 1444 WMBI 1144 WJJD 114 WJOB 1234 WSBC 1244 WE DC 1244 dealing with major social and moral problems which may generate considerable controversy and perhaps some 1:00 te 3:44 WSBC Herry Beilegambe's Lotm club featuring Latin-American rhythms. 1:00 te 3:04 WAAF Norm Spauldlmj with music ond traffic reports. WBEE Enoch Greaory with eMisic.

2:40 4:34 WBBM Mai Belleirs with musk ond weather reports. 1:15 WTAQ Washington reports te the people. 1:34 te WEEF Jim Lewis with musical variety program. 3:44 WLS Bob Hale with music wews, and troffic ere. 3:04 te 4:44 W-G-N Virginia Gale and Jock Taylor with music and chotter.

3:15 WEAW Fulton Lewis Jr. with comments. 1:34 WBBM Mike Wallace. 3:4 to 7:44 WCFL Josh Brady with music 4:00 te 5:04 W-G-N Jock Brlckhou and Eddie Hubbard with music Interviews, and sports. 4:00 to Bruce Brown with music ond troffic reports.

WCFL-Josh Brody with music Indicates heat. The first installment, March 6 on WBKB, will deal with sexual standards in American society. The following week narcotic addiction will be examined. Inea your TV Week. wa last 1 THE OILY MOVIE Central DerligM Time NEWS AND WEATHER Heejrlv en the Hew N.

WBBM. WMAO. WIND, WCFL. WAAF, WLS. 4aTMaV4gtcf41 nrV wsm4haa nMMril vw ww vvi wviwsfrci iC4vifl Oa the Hetf-Hewr W-G-N, WMAQ, WIND.

AT 10:15 TV FHEIWRE JOHN STEINBECKS 4:00 to 4:00 WIND Die Other subjects: abortion, alcoholism, aid to dependent children, child adoption, delinquent girls, homosexuality, medical quacks, migrant workers, poverty, and "the undertaking racket" David McElroy, Ross's partner, said these will be "forthright discussions." In any case, few children or teen-agers will be bearing them, since the telecasts start at 12:15 a. TOM MILLER takes over the management of WBKB this week-end, re- 1:00 P. M. MATCH GAME 7 TRAILMASTER Rl 11 TV College English 1:31 P. M.

-CI THREE STOOGES 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (R) MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY Rl 1:45 P. M. 11-TV COLLEGE 4:01 P. M. t-fCl DICK TRACY 2 EARLY SHOW "Tamm'i Savage Fury," with Lex Barker, Virginia Huston and George Mocready.

Tarzan faces perilous adventures when white hunter learns the ape man Is the lest cousin of wealthy Englishman 5 SUGARFOOT Rl 7-BIG SHOW "Fighting Trouble," with Huntz Hall nd Stanley Clements. A horassed newspaper man hires two of the Bowery Boys to got photos of notorious gangland boss 4:30 P. M. MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 11 MAGIC CARPET 26-SCOPE 4:45 P. M.

24 CORRAL 5:00 P. M. 9 CJ GARFIELD GOOSE 5 BACHELOR FATHER Rl 7-l'M DICKENS, HE'S FENSTER 11-WHAT'S NEW? 5:30 P. M. 2 CBS EVENING NEWS 5 HUNTLEY-BR1NKLEY 7 TOM EWELL (RJ U-ARKIE'S FARM 5:45 P.

M. CJ NEWS Ptttit 5:55 P. M. -CJ SPORTS BrickhouiO Evening P. M.

WOODY WOODPECKER 2 SIX O'CLOCK REPORT 5 CI LOCAL NEWS 7 NEWS Frank Remolds 11 TV COLLEGE "Reading Improve nent Implied Meaning of Words and Phrases," with Carl Von Voght, instructor 26 NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSREEL 4:15 P. M. 7 NEWS Ron Cochran 26 CHICAGOLAND SPORTS 4:25 P. M. 2 STANDPOINT 4:30 P.

M. Bps SMI 7:11 P. M. 11 TV COLLEGE "Philosophy of Education-Liberal Education and Religion," with William Stevens 7:10 P. M.

5 DR. KILDARE See Highlights) 7 MY THREE SONS An East Indian gives Chip ston frog which believes has magic powers 26 PRO BASKETBALI Las Angeles vs. Detroit 1:00 P. M. 2 PERRY MASON See Highlights 7 JIMMY DEAN Guests: Don Gibson, George Kirbr and Rowlf, the muppet hound 11-MOSAIC 1:10 P.

M. MIKE HAMMER MlkO finds the strange disappearance of a young dro.no student only serves to uncover one of the many reasons why a strange girl in big city sometimes loses her money ond her life as well Rl 5 (CJ HAZEL Hazel campaigns for her annual salary raise from the Baxters. 11 FAMILY DOCTOR "Overweight." Dr. Cherkaskv describes the digestive process, analyzes the components of food, discusses the physical and emotional reasons for overweight, ond outlines practical methods of losing weight :00 P. M.

a NAKED CITY A financial wizord who likes to play the horses, is accidentally shot while visiting his favorite bookie RJ 2 NURSES "The Imperfect Prodigy," with Michael Tolon, Diana Sands, and Paul McGratti in the story of a dedicated, but bluntly critical doctor whose outspokeness offends his colleagues SUSPENSE THEATER "The Action of the Tiger," with Steve McNally, Telly Savalas, Peter Brown, and Ulla Jacobsson in a World War II thriller 7 EDIE ADAMS Guests: Woody Herman Band, Mitzl McCall, Charlie Brill, and Jock Sheldon 11 CONTINENTAL COMMENT Members of the Purdue university faculty analyze the foreign press reaction to the current news vents :30 P. M. 7 ABC NEWS REPORTS 11 INSIDE POLITICS Guest: Gov. Otto Kerner 26 TEXAS RASSLIN' 10:00 P. M.

JoanColuns; Dan Da Jayne wt.rb wvun. MORNINO 1:31 14 Sheridan with music and time information. :04 te 4:44 WAAF Morty Faye with snusic one) time infarmatian. te 4:44 W-G-N Eddie Hubbord with music time Information, end troffic reports. WLS Clerk Weber with music time information, and traffic reports.

4:44 te 14:44 WMAQ Henry Cooke with relaxing instruments end vocals. WIN Howard Miller with music, time information, and traffic reports. 4:45 te 4:30 WCFL-Josh Brady with music, traffic reports, and interviews. 4:44 te 4:00 WAAF Vince Garrity with Htsic, time, and weather. WLS The Clark Weber Show.

WJJD-Jarry Heoley with music. 1:15 t4 9:55 WBBM Mai Bellalrs with bright instrumentals and vocals. Guest: Jane Fonda. WLS Thg Breakfast Club with Don McNeill. to 11:00 WAIT Morning Overture.

Relaxing instrumentals and vocals. WAAF Doddv-O Daylie with music. 4:44 to 12:44 W-G-N Wolly Phillips with music WYNR Flody Brown with music. :30 to 1:00 WCFL Mike Rapchak with music 10:04 to 11:00 WLS Gene Taylor with music and Martha Crane with interviews. 10:00 te Lee Rodgers with music and news.

10:10 to 11:00 WBBM Arthur Godfrey. 11:00 ta 12:00 WAIT Carousel. Frank Chacksfield Slavs. "Caravan." MANStIELDV RICK JASON Ml If a I EXPANDED HERE 2d Education Channel to Open Sept. 1 BY LARRY WOLTERS A plan to expand television courses transmitted to metropolitan Chicago area schools thru four television channels was announced yesterday by Henry F.

Hoppe, chairman of the Tri County Educational Television council. The expansion will be made possible thru the opening by Sept 1 of WXXW, a new educational television station on channel 20, in the ultra high frequencies. This station, like WTTW channel 11, is licensed to the Chicago Educational Television association, which long has been carrying instructional programming. Midwest Program on Air-borne Television Instruction M. P.

A. T. I. transmits school programming on channels 72 and 76, operated from planes flying above Montpelier, Ind. Because of the difference in Indiana and Illinois time zones, courses transmitted by M.

P. A. T. I. do not always suit Chicago school hours.

Beginning next fall these courses will be repeated later each day on channel 20. Thru the joint program worked out by C. E. T. M.

P. A. T. and WTTW-WXXW, 38 courses of instruction will be telecast to schools in the Chicago area. 350,000 Pupils Enrolled Approximately 600 schools with 350,000 pupils enrolled are now utilizing course offerings of C.

E. T. A. and M. P.

A. T. I. separately. The fall TV program will include seven science courses, six in mathematics, four in English language arts, social studies, French, and Spanish, all at the elementary level, plus numerous high school and junior college courses.

Includes Six Counties Altho the council is still called Tri County, it now in 10:30 P. M. 2 LATE SHOW "Prince of Foxes," with Tyrone Power, Orson Welles, Hendrix, and Everett Sloan. Cesare Borgia, to satisfy his quest for power, murders his sister's husband with music 4:00 to Elliott with music 5:00 te 4:30 WAIT John Cleary with music ond troffic information. CMS te 4:44 W-G-N Wolly Phillips with music ond weather.

5:30 ta erlS-WAAF-Vince Garrity with sports news. 5:45 WBBM Lowell Thomas with news commentary. WJJD Fulton Lewis with news. 5:55 WMAQ Business Day with Ed Cooper. Guest: R.

F. Gray. EVENING 4:00 te 4:30 WBBM 04 Foss with news commentary. 4:00 to Barton with music Tribune Sports Desk with Quinlan and Lou Boudreou. Erp with sports Ire T6fVIW3 4:30 WBBM Lee Phillips ami Foul Gibson.

4:30 to 7:30 WLS Alex Dreier, Normort Ross, Tom Harmon, ond Edword P. Morgan with news commentary. 4:30 te Mellow with dinner music 4:50 WMAQ Len O'Connor with a news anolysis. 7:00 to 1:00 WCFL Millard Hansen with music 7:00 to "Country Junction," with Dave Rafferty, featuring country ond western music. 7:00 te Dick Kern with music ond chatter.

7:30 ta Ron Riley with music 7:35 WIND Challenge. 7:55 W-G-N Winter Sports report. 1:00 to 0:55 W-G-N Jock Taylor with music and around the world. Guests: the Serendipity Singers. 4:00 to 10:00 WBBM Bud Kelly with music and news.

:00 to Bruce Lee with music. 1 55 w-G-N Tax Topics. Jock Taylor ond members of the Internal Revenue deportment answer tax questions. to 4:30 W-G-N Dorrell Peters with music. :00 te Hoi Stark with music :00 to 12:00 WLS Art Roberts with music ond chatter for teen-agers.

4:30 W-G-N Paul Saliner. 10:00 te 10:25 WBBM Bob Cossev with folk music of the form movement ond the growing labor movements. 10:00 to 11:00 WMAQ Olsen Travel Hour with Norman Ross. 10:15 W-G-N Music for squares with Cliff Mercer. 10:30 to 11:00 WBBM Paul Gibson with chotter.

10:30 to 12:00 WTAQ Ken Sherman with music ond interviews. 11:00 to 12:00 WVON Hot Line with Wesley South. 11:00 te 1:00 WYNR Plovbov Tnbta Talk. News ond chatter from the Ploy-boy club. 11:00 'til Dawn W-G-N Fronklyn Moc-Cormock with music and time Information.

11:15 'til 1:30 WMAQ Jack Eigen with interviews. 11:15 'till Down WBBM Jay Andres with music. 12:00 'til Dawn WCFL Sid McCoy with music ond time information. WIND Perry Marshall with music and time information. WEDC Lou Vale with music.

WLS Don Phillips with music and time information. 11:10 te 11:30 WBBM House Party. 11:40 WCFL Paul Harvey with news Norman Ross placing Sterling Red Quinlan. Miller yesterday reiterated his earlier statement that he has in mind no program changes and expects no departures of performers or staff members. The ABC-TV network at the end of the month will take over the 9:30 a.

m. slot but it is giving back to WBKB the noon to 12:30 p. m. period now occupied by Ernie Ford. Ford is moving up to 11:30 a.

m. Miller has not decided what to put in at noon. Ed Sullivan has changed his mind about accepting CBS' call to extend his show to 90 minutes. Sullivan told friends that at 61 he has no desire to add more stress to his life. Pat Fontaine has left Today on NBC to go back to show business.

Maureen O'Sullivan, the actress starring in "Never Too Late" on Broadway, takes over the Today role on March 2. The WGN-TV Barn Dance has been sold to Procter and Gamble. WGN-TV's Art Institute color show will be repeated next season and films will be made available to schools. Bob Hope has signed Eva Marie Saint for his March 20 special titled "School for Bachelors." Hope plays the editor of a girlie magazine and Miss Saint a teacher. STAN MUSIAL is being paged by NBC to do play-by-play, with Joe Garagiola, of major league games this season.

Peewee Reese and Dizzy Dean do the job for CBS-TV. Twilight Zone is slowly sinking in the west. This is its last season. Stump the Stars, the most durable of TV quizzes, is coming to channel 9 starting March 8. It was last seen on WBBM-TV.

NBC is shaping up a series to be called It's a Funny, Funny World, featuring comics from all over the globe. It's supposed to be an answer to CBS' forthcoming The Entertainers, which will be headed up by Bob Newhart, Carol Burnett, and others yet to be chosen. CBS may colorcast Petticoat Junction starting next fall. 11:40 te 1:00 WBBM Larry Attebery with and frees her for a politically iijoijji LED0IB CDC22ZD music Interviews, and special features. AFTERNOON 12:00 WAAF Civil War Diory.

Confederates hanged Rev. Dr. Cox, chaplain of certs. D'Afrique, near Donaldson-ville. La.

12:00 ta 12:25 WLS National and local news end market reports. 11:00 te 12:10 W-G-N Orion Samuelson with farm news, music and market reports. 12:00 te 2:00 WJJD Jerry Healer with music and news. 12:00 to 3:00 WMAO John Doremus with patterns in music featuring light classical music. 12:00 te 4:00 WAIT Serenade.

Relaxing instrumentals and vocals. WYNR Lucky Cordell with music. 11:30 te 1:30 WTAO Sig Sokowia interviews Poula Prentiss and Dove Trish. 12:30 ta 3:00 WLS Bemie Allen with music and news. 12:35 W-G-N Time ta reflect with Rev.

O. Dean Nelson. 1:04 te 1:04 WEAW Jim Martinson with interviews from the Bull and the Bear. 1:00 te 3:00 WCFL Bob Elson with music and Interviews from the Pump room. 1:04 4:00 WIND Bob Larson with music.

1:15 ta 2:00 W-G-N Jack Quinlan. 1:30 WTAO What's New. Topic: Care, Inc. 2:04 te 3:00 W-G-N Afternoon In Chicago with Dick Lashbrook. distributed.

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M. 9 EARLY REPORT 5:45 A. M. FARM REPORT A. M.

2 SUNRISE SEMESTER :15 A. M. -tCI TODAY'S MEDITATION A. M. -C TOWN AND FARM 0:30 A.

M. 3 SEMINAR '64 EDUCATION EXCHANGE 0:50 A. M. 7 MAHALIA JACKSON A. M.

7 EWS Bornewoll A. M-J NEWS REPORT TODAY 7 EN FRANCE A. M. f-C1 TOP O' THE MORNING 7:25 A. M.

CI FIVE MINUTES TO LIVE BY 1 STANDPOINT 7:30 A. M. rci NEWS 2 BREAKFAST HOUSE 7 LAND OF ZIGGY ZOGGO 7:45 A. M. BUGS BUNNY 7:55 A.

M. 2 JUNIOR NEWSROOM 1:0 A. M. 1 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 1:45 A. M.

7 KING AND ODIE A. M. fCJ TREETOP HOUSE 2 CBS MORNING NEWS SAY WHEN 7 HERE'S GERALDINB A M. 9-ED ALLEN 21 LOVE LUCY tRl rCJ WORD FOR WORD 7 GIRL TALK :45 A. M.

11 PATTERNS IN ARITHMETIC A. M. HONEYMOONERS Rl 2 THE MCCOYS "George's Nephew" Rl 5 CONCENTRATION 7 PRICE IS RIGHT 2 ULTRA SCOPE 11:15 A. M. HPARLONS FRANCAIS 10:25 A.

M. 11 PATTERNS IN ARITHMETIC 10:3 A. M. BEST OF GROUCHO Rl 2 PETE AND GLADYS RJ 5 CI MISSING LINKS 7 THE OBJECT IS 19:40 A. M.

11 HO LA I NOS Spanish 11 A. M. CI ROMPER ROOM 2 LOVE OF LIFE 5 (CI YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION 7 SEVEN KEYS 11 TV COLLEGE Biology 11:25 A. M. MIDDAY NEWS 11:30 A.

M. 2 SEARCH FOR TOVORROW CJ TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES 7 FATHER KNOWS BEST Rl 11:45 A- M. CJ NEWS J. Mallow 2 GUIDING LIGHT II AMERICANS AT WORK 11:55 A. M.

8 NEWS Afternoon 12:00 NOON rCl BOZO'S CIRCUS 2 NOON REPORT 5 (CI NEWS McCuen 7 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD 11 TV COLLEGE Economics 12:10 P. M. CI WEATHER 12:15 P. M. 2 LEE PHILLIP Guest: Dr.

William F. Carver CI NEWSREEL Boggs 1230 M. 2 AS TURNS 5 RIFLEMAN 7 DECEMBER BRIDE 1:00 P. M. MIKE DOUGLAS 2 PASSWORD 5-(Cl LET'S MAKE A DEAL 7 ANN SOUTHERN 11 PATTERNS IN ARITHMETIC 1:20 P.

M. 11 LEARN WITH ME 1:30 P. M. 2 ART LINKLETTER 5 THE DOCTORS 7 DAY IN COURT 11 ALU DOS AMIGOS 1:50 P. M.

11PARLONS FRANCAIS 1:55 P. M. 7 NEWS Lisa Howard 2:00 P. M. 2 TO TELL THE TRUTH 5 LOR ETTA YOUNG 7 GENERAL HOSPITAL 2:05 P.

M. 11 TV College 2:15 P. M. 2 CBS NEWS 2:30 P. M.

DR. HUDSON'S JOURNAL (Rl 2 EDGE OF NIGHT 5 (CI YOU DON'T SAY 7 QUEEN FOR A DAY HIGHWAY PATROL Rl 2-SECRET STORM 10 aavanrogeous marriage 7 STEVE ALLEN 11 TV COLLEGE 11:15 P. M. 11 TOMORROW 12:00 MIDNIGHT 9 NEWS Corl Greyson 5 CI NEWS George Stone 7 NEWS Norm on Ross 12:05 A. M.

5-C LEN O'CONNOR 12:15 A. M. 9 LATE MOVIE "Without Pity," with Corla Del Po9gio, Giulietto Massina, and Pieree Claudie. An American soldier, stationed in Italy, helps block market gang and aids a girl who once saved his life 7 NIGHTWATCH MOVIE "On Again, Off Again, with Bert Wheeler, Robert Woolsy, and Moriorie Lord. 12:20 A.

M. 5 MOVIE FIVE "Untamed Women," with Doris Merrick. An air force captain and his crew are shipwrecked on a remote islond inhabited by a group of beautiful, but savage women 12:40 A. M. 2 LATE, LATE SHOW 1:40 A.

M. 2 LATE, LATE SHOW "Illegal Traffic," J. Carroll Noish, Mary Carlisle, ond Robert Preston. A government agent, assigned to break up a nation-wide transport racket thru which criminals are molting their get-away, lakes a iob os a pilot with the rocketeers 2:00 A. M.

9 CI 5 MINUTES TO LIVE BY 2 LATE REPORT Men and War THE HUNTERS Robert Mitchom Robert Wagner 10:00 PM BIG THURSDAY FM "FieKS NEMO 2:00 WN IB MUSIC OF-TTHE BACH CHICAGO FREQUENCIES FAHEY FLYNN JOHN DRURY cludes the six counties of Cook, P. J. H0FF BRUCE ROBERTS Lake, Will, McHenry, Du Page, and Kane. HAVE SONNETS, Cost of equipping a five- WILL TRAVEL NEW PARIS FAD PARIS, Feb. 19 Reuters I 1 400 tMmmi- Li PillBiil i Vne Tern miw COMING EVENTS a young French poet, Jean-Pierre Rosnay, who now has a group of 30 young actors and actresses working under him in what he calls Each actor specializes in a particular type of poetry.

The cultured Frenchman is now taking advantage of "poetry service" to surprise his wife on her birthday, or to entertain friends at parties. For a "payment of 50 francs about $10 a 20th century trou- FAMILY. Port I of a two program series featuring music of the ancestors ond descendants of Johann Sebastian Bach. WONDERFUL WORLD OF FOLK MUSIC. Bob Sovers presents songs of hard times with the "New Lost City Ramblers." 3:00 WEFM THE CONCERT HALL.

Featuring music from the "Ten Commandments." 4:00 WFMT 'AFTERNOON STEREO. Tschaikowsky's Symphony No. 2 In Opus 17. WEFM CONCERT IN MINIATURE. Resptghi's "Suit of Antique Airs and Dances.

EVENINO :00 WFMT 'EVENING STEREO. Beethoven's piano Concerto No. 1 In C. Opus 15. 7:00 WFMQ BROADWAY TEMPO.

"The Merry widow," with Lourel Hunter, ond Charles K. L. Davis. :00 WCLM MUSIC IN THE AIR. The Grand March from "Aida," by Verdl.

WXFM OPERATIC EXCERPTS. Verdi's "Doa Carlos." with Stella, Cassotto, and La bo. 10:00 WFMF GASLIGHT HOURS. Melachrino ploys "Son of the See," and "Away All Boats." 10:30 WFMT OPERA FROM RAI. Paiseielio Opera, "The Barber of Seville." 11:00 WXFM AFTERHOURS.

"Unchain My Heort," played by J. LaForoe. WNTH U.1 WHFC-47. WMTH U.5 WNIB S7.1 WRSE WRSV M.J WMBI W.1 WFMT -7 WILL WEFM 9.I WNIC l.l WFMF 100.1 WBEZ WMAO 101.3 WYCA J.J WCLM 101-t WXRT 3.1 WOPA 10J.7 WAJP 3.5 WEEF 103.1 WEBH WKFM 103.5 WE NR 94.7 WJJD 1M WOHF 95.5 WEAW 105.1 WKKD 5. WXFM 10J.

WBBM M.J WLNR 106.J WJOL tt.7 WFMO 107.1 'Indicates stereophonic broadcasts. MORNING 1:00 WXRT MORNING RHYTHMS. Lawrence Welle and his orchestra offer "Tn End of the World." :00 WXFM BREAKFAST SYMPHONY. The Chicago Symphony plovs "Lieutenant Kije," Opus 60, by Prokofieff. 10:30 WEFM 'CONCERT CLASSICS.

Strauss's "Graduation Ball Ballet. 11:00 WXFM DAYTIME POPULAR. Bobby Hackett plays "Night Love." AFTERNOON 12:30 WMTH IN PERSON. Main East Juniors interview Lurlean Hunter. 1:00 WFMT FROM THE BBC.

"Marathon," by Naoya Uchimura. amOiiiiiiia bador will recite poetry to you all night in Paris' latest "bring poetry into your home" vogue. The idea was originated by GHEB FOLLOWED BY PRINCE OF FOXtS TYRONE POWER LATE mSHQVJ 9 CJ MEN AND WAR Mm "The Hunters, with Robert Mitchum, May Britt, Robert Wogner, Richard Egan, and Lee Phillips. A World War II ace, assigned to a iet-fighter commond; guides on oddball into a top oce flyer and fear-filled pilot into a man 2 PASSWORD-With Allen Ludden, host. Guest: Eliiabeth Ashley STB scnooi district Laverage size in the area is around $26,000 which may be amortized over five years, Hoppe said.

NO LICENSES WITHOUT TEST, WHITE RULES Chicsf Tribune Press Service! Springfield, EL, Feb. 19 William Sylvester White, state director of education and registration, said today he will take steps to prevent further preparation of state licenses for legislators who have not taken examinations required by law. He scheduled a meeting with staff members, including Charles F. Kervin, superintendent of registration, whom be described as "a good and reliable employe whose judgment was bad in this case." Under Kervin's direction, licenses as real estate brokers were prepared for a group of legislators who had not taken examinations. They included Minority Leader Paul Powell Vienna, Speaker John W.

Lewis Marshall and Peter C. Granata Chicago, appropriations chairman. Powell EDUCATIONAL- -EDUCATIONAL- 5 NBC SPECIAL (See Highlights 7 CJ FLINTSTONES Fred mm EVENING CLASSES CJ NEWS AND WEATHER 2-BIG NEWS NEWS Floyd Kalber 7 NEWS Bob Young 11 RELIGION AND THE ARTS A four-program series showing how man's religious beliefs manifest themselves In art, music, and literature. Dr. Didier Groeffe of the Department of Humanities of the University of Florida, is host Premiere 10:10 P.

M. 5 CJ WEATHER 7 NEWS Alex Dreier 10:15 P. M. WGN PRESENTS "The Wayward Bus," with Rick Joson, Joan Collins, Dolores Michaels, Jovne Mansfield, and Dan Daliey. A bus driver ond his possengers, during a 60-mile run to San Juan, are drawn together when the trip is mode hazardous by a suden storm 5 CI TONIGHT Johnny Carson antagonizes nis trienos.

Barney and Bitty Rubble, of showing them noma movies of Pejbles. In the process he helps jail a couple of thieves in "Reel Trouble" 11 TV COLLEGE "Humanities Composition in Painting," with Lester Cook, instructor 26 POLISH NEWS 6:45 P. M. 25-NOTICIAS 7:00 P. M.

Trail boss (EBB jfllLD at DE PAUL mm SPRING QUARTER REGISTRATION, MARCH 2-6 DePaul's University College, the School of Education and Graduate School offer degree and non-degree programs in the following areas: Gil Fovar catches a horse thijf who turns out te be former friend of Wishbone, the camp cook 7 DONNA REED See 26 PAGEANT Highlights! i is unopposed for the Demo TODAY'S TV tfiedliqhts Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Rehabilitation Russian Sociology Spanish Speech Theology Elementary and Secondary Education Physical Education Special Education Biology Chemistry Economics English Fine Arts French Geography German History Latin Mathematics Natural Science Nursing cratic nomination for secretary of state. The licenses were canceled. Toronto Votes to ifuild Cultural Center scenic ski resort to investigate the death of a dashing French ski instructor in "The Case of the Fifty Millionth Frenchman," with David McCallum, Jacques Bergerac, Roxanne Berard, Raymond Burr, and Barbara Hale. REGISTER between 1 :30 and 7:30 p.m., 9th floor UNDERGRADUATE, March 2, 4, 8. GRADUATE, March 3, 5.

CLASSES BEGIN MARCH 16 TORONTO, Feb. 19 UP) The city council has voted to build a 16.8 million dollar cultural center to be known as the St. Lawrence center of the arts. UNIVERSITY 25 E. JACKSON BLVD.

WEbster 9-3525 GOOD NEWS TONIGHT! Abb Dinii I FIRST QUAIITV 111 11 Wm) Patty Petersen, Bob Crane, and Ann McCrea. Dr. Kildare 7:30 p. m. 5 Suzanne Pleshette stars in a comedy in which an unemployed actress, a sheep dog, an eccentric millionaire, and an intern disrupt the hospital's quiet routine.

The actress finds the injured sheep dog and brings it to Blair hosptial for treatment The intern, a hypochondriac, accuses Kildare of ignoring him to treat the dog. The millionaire becomes a patient and makes an unusual arrangement with Gillespie to retain hi5 Anonymity in "Good-by, Mr. Jersey," with Anthony Holland, Pat O'MaDey, Richard Chamberlain, and Raymond Massey. Perry Mason 8 p. m.

2 Perry Mason journeys to a HIGH PAY! COMPTOMETEI "A OPERATORS III DEMAND BTTOBNTS prepir for eereer astng talent IBM KEY PUNCH in commercial An ana Aarertuin iieaise. Mm! Wasual All aeal Bevel ekitl interior uecorauon and itosiui. fnotoarraDhy, NBC Special 6:30 p. m. Channel 5 "Jonathan Winters Presents: A Wild Winters Night," program of comedy and music starring Jonathan Winters and guests Art Carney and the New Christy Minstrels.

Donna Reed 7 p. m. 7 Donna, Alex, and the Kelseyes learn compliments and courtesy delivered at the wrong time may cause minsunder-standings in "Home Sweet Homemaker," with Donna Reed, Carl Betz, Paul Petersen, ROCKFORD MAN DIES WHILE ON TOUR OF EGYPT CAIRO, Egypt, Feb. 19 Willard J. Whitehead, a Rock-ford, 111., business man, died today of a heart attack.

Whitehead, 51, was touring Egypt with his wife, Alice- He collapsed in the bathroom of their hotel suite. Whitehead was vice president of Woodward Governor company of Rockford. His body will be flown home when his wife, with the help of the United States embassy, completes the arrangements. Key Pernh aperater end Praia Drain and Dressmaking. Millinery.

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