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TAGE 12 THE SUN. BALTIMORE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 2, 1957 Look and Listen ICITY FIREMEN NEW SEASON STARTS TONIGHT lapel button and a membership card, with safety rules printed on the reverse side. Mayor D'Alesandro will be honorary chairman of the corps and will hand out the first membership card. ivitb Donald Kirkley svi iZI Participation of the Box 4144 A I 1 I I I SV Jk urn JNtsfrr ft Much of the essence of Eric Stanley Gardner's lawyer-detective, "Perry Mason," has been captured in the hour-long television series by that name now showing on WMAR-TV on Saturdays, at 7.30 P.M. It is easily the best detective seria made.

thus far in this country, and it should begin its bid for longevity on TV with the solid back of the legion of dectifiction fans. Unlike televisions private eyes, Perry Mason seldom comes to grips with the underworld; he solves homicides by ama tours, and as a result is rarely clunked on the head by hoods snoi or stabned at, waylaid, or otherwise subjected to rough handling. His friend, Paul Drake, an ethical private eye, docs the routine work; Perry puts the farts together, figures out the answer and smokes out the culprit in a climactic courtroom battle. Unorthodox in his methods, he often operates a little outside the letter of the law. and works at cross-purposes with the police, represented in the series as in the novals, by Lieutenant Tragg may Collins).

Like one or two real-life criminal lawyers, Perry never has lost a case: unlike them, all his clients happen to oe innocent. In many of these attributes, he resembles other well-known heroes of the strange world of the whodunits, but he is the only one who fights it out before a judge or jury in the final chapters. Readers of the 40-nriH books about Mason alwavs look forward to these contests, usu- KODAK'S ADVENTURES OF II HMHT What's the trend i lullabies for modern babies? Is it rock-a-bye or rock 'n roll? Yos'U see tonight, as Ozzie and Harriet have an amazing baby-sitting adventure and Ricky sings his latest hit recyclings, "Be Bop Baby" and "Have I Told You Lately That 13 I Love You at Dave fraternity dance. 9:00 P.M. CHANNEL Presented by EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY image; and we have his word for it that Mr.

Burr Is, for him the ideal Perry. Mr. Burr, for his part, has sunk himself in the role, and is doing a fine, consistent job. For months, lie told me, he haunted the courtrooms of Los Angeles, attended bar association meet ings, talked with attorneys and judges, and steeped himself in the Perry Mason books. This groundwork has paid off in the pictures; Mr.

Burr portrayal in the courtroom scenes, has stature and sincerity. He, and the others connected with the program, are giving us an in teresting homicidal puzzle, in the best traditional manner, and not an exercise in physical violence. The fate of the series will de pend, ultimately, not on the in genious plots and mysteries, but on your liking for Mr. Burr, Barbara Hale (inconspicuous but invaluable as Delia Street), and William Hopper as Drake, William Talman as Burger and Mr. Collins as Tragg.

Anotner Dngnt spot in an otherwise dull TV picture is the expansion of Jimmy Dean to an hour show on WMAR-TV and the CBS network, noon-1 P.M. on baturdays. A Washington production, brought along by the astute impresario, Connie B. Gay, this engaging young "country singer tackled the mighty Garrowpy on the network's early morning show last winter and gave a good account of himself. It's only a matter of time before he'll make nighttime TV.

HUhUchti. 3. 45-WC AO-Top 40: News. WBAL-Young's Family 4.0n-WBMD-Don Herman. WFBR-Melody Ballroom.

WBAL-Atternoon Show. WTOW-Don Date WSTD-More WAYE-Songs Association in me wem a program will include the selection of the fire prevention girl of 1957. The winner will reign over events and will make an appearance at half-time during the football game at the Stadium Saturday. She will be escorted then by members of the Junior Association of Commerce. At an unannounced time dur ing the week, all schools will conduct a mass fire drill.

In addition, 225.000 students will be given a fire-safety Questionnaire to take home. UNINSURED MOTORISTS PEOPLE OF MARYLAND Hear what has bttn accomplished la protect you agaimt uniniured motoriilt. Listen to Governor Theodore R. McKeldin on OUR UNSATISFIED CLAIM and JUDGMENT FUND LAW P.M. WCBM 680 K.C.

Jnfroduclion HOWARD C. BRECEL, Former President, The Bar Association of Balto. pity Sponsored bv: THE BAR ASSOCIATION OF BALTIMORE CITY FALL PREMIERE TONIGHT BARBARA HALE Featured in "Perry Mason" ally with the irascible Hamilton Burger, district attorney, as op ponent. They are authentic, be cause Mr. Gardner was a successful trial lawyer himself be fore he took to fiction, and they figure largely in the televersion.

The author checked the scripts for authenticity, and was Instru mental in selecting Raymond Burr for the title role. If, like myself, you have read most of the 40-odd novels, Mr. Burr may not tit your notion of the detective, at first, but I think he will grow on you. Mr. Gard ner deliberately refrained from describing Perry in detail in his books, because he wanted the reader to construct his own Program Is described In TV Procram Television Highlights Of The Day world buries pkkvikw Herb and K.rnfe Harwell will Interview Cilia Trlanrioti.

Itnh Nle man and l.um Harris. Prncram will he televised In color. Chan nel 11 at 12.30 P.M. THIC WORLD SERIES The baseball World Series with New Vorli Yanks and the Milwaukee Braves. Pro gram will be televised In color.

Channel 11 at 12.45 P.M. FESTIVAL OF THE TABERNACLE Diftrtission of the aymbols of the Jewish High holidays, with Hanoi Lri Miller. Channel 2 at P.M. THE EARLY SHOW "The Flying Irishman" Marring Paul Kelly. Channel 13 at 6 P.M.

CITY DETECTIVE "Midnicht Sup per." Bart Mathews In an attempt to help a blackmail victim, has 1he way complicated by double murder. Channel 2 at 6 .10 P.M. I LOVE LUCY Luc? becomes a Juggler and tight rope danrer and almost lands on her head. Channel 2 at 7.30 P.M. WAGON TRAIN A flirtatious wom an, traveling on a wagon train with her husband, Is carried off during the night by three men Channel 11 at 7.30 P.M.

DISNEYLAND "Andy's Initiation." Courace and athletic prowess are needed when a green backwoods farmer meets a group of rugged mountain men. Channel 13 at 7.30 P.M. THE BIG RECORD With Pattl Page as hostess, Julie London. Paul Whlteman, Les Paul and Mary Ford. Johnny Mathls and the Coasters will be guests.

Chan nel 2 at 8 P.M. FATHER KNOWS BEST Betty Anderson agrees to tutor the local high school fotoball hero, but refuses to become the light of his social life. Channel 11 at 8.30 P.M. NAVY LOG How an anonymous lawyer turned naval officer, broad casting under an assumed name, used his' compelling voice as a weapon against Nazi submariners. Channel 13 at 8.30 P.M.

THE MILLIONAIRE An hour after the armistice is signed, an American soldier is shot by an escaping German. Channel 2 at 9 P.M. KRAFT THEATER "Barefoot Soldier," starring Nancy Marrhand and Sal Mlneo. A tender love story set against the violent background of the Civil War. Program will be televised In color.

Channel 11 at 9 P.M. OZZIE AND HARRIET Rick Nelson, the newest teen-age singing rage, will showcase his two latest recordings. Channel 13 at 9 P.M. WALTER WINCHELL The story of a New York city detcrtive who Is faced with deciding where fear ends and courage begins. Channel 13 at 9.30 P.M.

THE CIRCLE THEATER The dramatic story of a great contemporary religious discovery will he told in "Buried 2,000 years: The Dead Sea Scrolls." Channel 2 at 10 P.M. STLDIO 57 "Man on the Outside." A small town merchant, resperted by his neighbors, is forced to face up to his criminal past. Channel 13 at 10 P.M. THE LATE SHOW "Two Tickets to Broadway." starring Tony Martin, Janet Leigh and Bob Crosby. Channel 13 at 10.30 P.M.

CHANNEL TWO THEATER "Mask of Dijon." Erich Von Stroheim. A magician's all-consuming interest in the occult brings about the ruin of his marriage and his own destruction. Channel 2 at 11.15 P.M. Washington Television Programs INDICATES COLOR PROGRAMS Morning Chan. (4) Today on the Farm.

6.50 (4) Look to This Day. 7.00 (4) Today. (9) Jimmy Dean Show. 7.45 (9) Oswald Rabbit. 8.00 (9) Panorama Potomac 8.55 (41 Inga.

9.00 (4) Cartoon Circus. (5) Kartoon Klnb (9) Captain Kangaroo. .30 (4) Quiz Club. 9.45 (9) Oswald Rabbit. 10.00 (4) Arlene Francis Show.

(5) Morning Movie. (9) Garry Moore Show. 10.30 (4) Treasure Hunt. (9) Arthur Godfrey. 10.55 (7) News.

11.00 (4) Price Is Right. (7) Romper Room. 11.30 (4) Trutn or Consequences. (5) Liberace. (9) Strme It Rich.

Afternoon 12.00 (4) Tic Tac Dolieh. (5) Clubhoue "5." (i) Pete and It's Pals. (9) Hotel Cosmopolitan. IS i- 12.30 (4) Series Preview. (5) Frankie La'ne.

(9) 'Search for Tomorrow 12.45 (4) Senes Pre-Game. (9) Guiding Lieht. 1.00 (4) World Series. (5) Lil'i Palmer Show. ladies Home Theater.

(9) Theater of Stars. 1.30 (5) TV Reader's Digest. (7) Favorite Story. (9) As the World Turns. I 00 (5) Ladies Be Seated.

(7) Eddie Cantor. (9) Beat the Clcck. 2.30 (7) Town and Country Time. 9 House Party 3 00 (7) American Bandstand. (9 PavuQ S.30 (5) Life with Elizabeth.

(9) The Verdict Is Yours. 4.00 (4i giieen for a Da (5) Billy Johnson Show. (7) Brighter Day. (9) Pick Temple 4.15 17) Secret Storm 4.30 (5) Grandpa's Place. (7) Edge of Night.

4.45 (4) modern 5.0U (4) Comedy Time (5) Milt Grant Show. (7) Wild Bill Hirkok. (9) The Earlv Show. 1.30 (4) Footlight Theater (7) Mickey Mouse Club. Evening COO (7) Sky King.

6.20 (5) News and Sports. 6.30 (4) News: Weather: Sports. (5) Fun House. (7) Science Fiction Theater. (9) Spotlight 6.45 (4) NBC News.

(9) Douglas Edwards: News. 1.00 (4) Last of the Mohicans. (5) The Pendulum. (7) Backstage (9) Wanderlust. 1.05 17) Sports and News.

1.15 (7) John Daly: News. 1.39 (4) Wagon Train. (5) Mickey Ruoney ti I Disneyland (9) I Love Lucy, 00 (5) Theater at Eight. (9) Big Record. (.30 (4) Father Knows Best (7) Navy Log.

1.00 (4) Television Theater (7) Ozzie and Harriet. (9) Millionaire I. 30 (5) I Search for Adventure. (7) Walter Winchell, (9) I've Got a Secret. 10.00 (4) This Is Your Lift.

(5) The Falcon. (7) Boxing (9) Circle Theater. 1C.30 (4) Martin Kane. (5) Sherlock Holmes. 10.45 (7) Sports Time.

11.00 (4) News. Weather Snorts 5) News; Sports; Weather. ill News, rtraui.l mi. ri. (9) 11.00 P.M.

Report. II. 15 (9) The Late Show. 11.20 5) City Assignment. (7) Duckpln Champions.

11 25 (4) Sam and Friends 11.30 4l Tonieht. 11.50 (5) Paris Precinct. 12.30 (7) Night Show. SET DISPLAY Prevention Week To Start Sunday, Shows Planned Baltimore firefighters will put on two big shows for the public during Fire Prevention Week, which starts next Sunday, Elaborate demonstrations will be given at the city's fire school on Pulaski highway near the city line, beginning at 7.30 P.M. on October 7 and October 10.

There will be exhibitions of rope-sliding, net jumping and aerial ladder work as well as other displays of equipment and techniques. The lire Prevention Week committee of Baltimore City is in charge of activities for the seven-day period. Represented on the committee are the fire department, the schools, the Urban Renewal and Housing Authority, the Salvage Corps, the Safety Council, the Box 414 Association, the Maryland-Dela ware-District of Columbia Field- man's Club, the Fire Brigade As sociation, the Association of Insurance Underwriters, the Association of Commerce and the Junior Association of Commerce. New Junior Corps During the week a Junior Fire Prevention Corps will be or ganized. Youngsters may enroll by visiting any fire station in the city.

Each member will be given Marriage Licenses STEPHENS NORRIS. John 21, 1609 Jackson street; Janet 18. AYERS BURKHARDT. Matt. SI, 1435 Mount Royal avenue; Tilda, 54.

RHOADES KREOOR. William 19, 104, East Birkhead street; Hlldeearde M. 22. REIDER WOOD. Leonard, 38, Matamoras, Shirley.

23. CROUCH CARNES Frank 42. Chase, 40. WEAVER BORDASH Samuel 20, 111 Jeffrey street; Shirley 20. ASBURT KRIETE.

Dewey C. 18, 113 North Chester street; Oda 21. BRENNER KURISCH Gordon 24. 519 South Chapel street; Catherine 28. NEVIN LONG.

Richard 22, 917 West Thirty-third street; Anne 21 MAG AHA COLLETT. Charlea 23, 851 Powers street; Sharon 18. ARZOLA MUSSER. David, 19, 1222 North Decker street; Carol 18. STRAY LICATO.

Edward 41, 730 South Durham street; Gae- tana 24. ASKEW THOMPSON. Edwin 26, 3707 Third street; Betty 21. ZACK SCHEIBE. Thaddeus 24, 423 South Durham street; Jo Ann 20.

WEGBREIT POTASNICK. Norman, 28, 3321 West Rogers avenue; Gloria. 27. CASLOW WILLIAMS. Joseph 28, 127 South Exeter street; Ra chel 36.

OSTROWSKI MUTLIN. Theo- dore, 27, 130 North Lakewood street; Angela 21. SILVERTHORNE SMITH. Clarence 28, 1622 Shadyslde road; Dolores 28. WILKINS SISSON.

John 21, Brooklyn Park, Dorothy 19. TINKER GONGALEZ. Paul 22, 2904 Fleetwood avenue; Edith 18. EDMONDS JURAK. Lerov 23.

Glen Burnle, Anna, 23. JANSON McOINNESS. Edward 28, 3409 White avenue; Edythe 33. HARRIS EBERLE. Walter 27, 652 Arplngton road; Bernardlne 22.

FRASER GREENSTREET. Mal colm 18, 901 Fitting court; Joyce 17. BOONE CARLTON. Joseph 24, 521 Yale avenue; Barbara 17. BARRETT LEM AY.

John 23, f39 Park avamie; Joanne 19. KRAVETZ WITT. Samuel, 58, New York city, N.Y.; Minna 51. YANNELLA STUART. Anthony, 20, Barnesboro, Janet 19.

CROSS CANEDY. Grosvenor 57. New York, N.Y.; Ruth 34. EDEEN EKBLODH. Lars 23, New Haven, Vivian, 20.

WILHELM KOPYLESS Hadley A3. Lekehurst, N.J.; Eva, 47. EDINGER COOPER. Raymond 24. Florence 21.

DUBOIS JOHNSON. Maurice 34, Utlca. N.Y.; Myrtle 37. Eastern Shore TV si touiffv -rhaDDe 16) 12.30 Snorts Roundup. 12.45 The World Series.

3.45 Sports Roundup. 4.00 Brighter Day 4.15 Secret 8torm 4 s-v Edite of Nlaht 5.00 Wild Bill Hickok. 5.30 Mickey Mouse Club. 6.00 Watch the Birdie. 6 0S Poultry Market 6.15 Checkerboard Newi.

6.20 Film Feature. 6.50 Telesports. 7.00 Eastern Shore Newi Reel. 7.08 Weather; Fashions 7.15 Douglas Edwards and The News 7.30 Disneyland. 6.30 Father Knows Best 9.00 Dr.

Hudson's Secret Journal 9.30 I've Got a Secret 10.00 Warner Bros. Presents, ll.oo Sports; Weather; News. 11.15 TV Theater. 12.25 News Final. 5.30-WFBR- Nick Notes.

WBMD-Ray Davis. 5.45-WFBR-Melody Room WCAO-Top 40: News WWIN-8ports Results WTTH-A11 Nits Show WCBM-(CBS 680 WWIN-(ABC-MBS) 1400 WCAO 600k WBAMNBC WFBR WBMD WITH WAYE WSID WEBB WTOW 1090 1300 1210k 860 1010k 1360k 1570k FM Programs WITH Channel 282. 104.3 meg 5.00-Twilight Concert. Marquel. 7.30-F.M.

Recital 6.00-Masterworks. 9.00-Chamber Music. 9. 30. Portraits In Music 10.00-Vlctor Library.

ll.OO-Audltlonlng with You. WCAO Channel 274, 102.7 meg. (From 5.30 AM to 12.30 A.M.) IPrograms sarot as standard radio.) W8JC Channel 201. SS.l "leg. 2.0o-Theater of tha Air.

2.30-Varlety "30." 3.00-News It Weather. 3.05-Muslc of Broadway. 3.30-Guest Star. 3.45-School Bulletins. 3.55-Sports Round-Up.

4.00Off -Til 7. 7.00-Symphony Hall. S.30-Chamber Music 9.00-Chamber Music. 9.30-PortralU in Music. 10.00-Eveninc Finale.

11.SOS1ID Oft. Baltimore Television Programs WMAR-TV (Ch. 2) WJZ-TV (Ch. 13) 6M e. Down To Earth WJZ Previews; Inspiration T.oo Jimmy Dean Show Today with Dave Garroway Baltimore Closeuo 7.15 7.30 7.45 CBS News; Loral News; Weather ton Captain Kangaroo 15 Today: Bob Jones Today with Dave Garroway MS Cartoon Funnies Today: In Baltimore 0 pi Mollie Martin Douglas Fairhanks, Jr.

Movie Film Terrytoon Theater 9 Dialing For Dollars to.M Garry Moore Show Arlene Francis Show The Romper Room 10. i in-n Arthur Godfrey Show Treasure Hunt 10 11.00 The Price Is Right Baltimore MoVietlme mi t( Strike It Rich Truth or Consequences IMS i oo Rot el Cosmopolitan Tic. Tac, Dough 1H The Live of Life, serial i io esrrh serial -s-World Series Preview (Color) itii Guiding Light, serial The World Series (Color) inn Your Romance: "Chasine Yes- Woman's Anule; CBS News terdav" l'h WnrH Turns, drama Beat The Clock '1 mm ii 44 Vk Art LHklPtter's Rouse Party Bonanza The Hi? Payoff Buddy Dean Bandstand World Scries Review (Color The Vrdirt Is Yours Matinee Theater 3 u- "I The Brighter Dav. serial Queen For A Day 1 The f-'-ret Storm, serial The Edce of Niifht. drama 2 Modern Romanre Popeye son n-orM Comedy Time Wild Bill Hirkok r-r The Tahernarle range Plder Science Fiction Theater Mickey Mouse Club Range Rirtr: Sunny Says Aios And ndy Last or the Mohicans Early Show: "Flying Irishman" 5 City Defpelve Dateline; Weather; Sports City De'e" Snorts NBC News 'i 7 O'clock r-inai: weather Annie Oakley 7 'n Edwards News lt, Early Show; Late News 1 I Love Lucy Wagon Train Disneyland The Bi? Record Father Knows Best Navy Lor Mflo The Kraft TV Theater (Color) Adventures of Ozzie Harriet H.J5 ii ii Te a Serret Walter Winchell The Circle Theater This Is Your Life wStudio 57: "Man on The Out- 'a ii ii sre Frontier Late Show: "2 Tickets To 1 Broadway" I News.

Matt Thomas; Sports News: Weather; Sports 's Channel Theater Tonight's Newsreel Tonight 1 1 .45 ii lt i. iio m.u". "x- 1' Late News; WJZ Previews i Movies: News 12.45 Bible Reading: Sign Off 100 Program Previews GREAT HUVIES THE EARLY SHOW daily 6:00 P.M. 1 THE LATE SHOW I Denotes Radio Programs MORNING S.CO-WCBM-Morn. Show With Lenny 4.15-WTOW-Dlxleland.

4.30-WTOW-Don Date S.Oo-WBMD-Jamboree. By Yvette. 5.15-WBAL-Jay Grayson. EVENING f(AHstrong ft. I CIRCLE I yggggn WWIN-News Top ot Morning WITH-News: Wake Cp 8.15-WCBM-Morn.

Show. 6 30-WFBR-News- Music. WTOW-Stan Roberts WAYE-Ron Wllner Sho. WSID-Unity Viewpoint. WBMD-Joe Powers 6.45-WSID-Chapel In the Air 9.00-WFBR-News.

Carnival WCAO-Lee Parker WCBM-Mornlng Show WWIN-Breaklast Club. WEBB Time WBMD-Wlngs of Prayer 9.1S-WBMD-Rev Douglas 9.30-WBAL-Coffee Break. WBMD-Italian Program WAYE-Winnle tt Harry. 9 45-WCBMDIal Dollars WTOW-Singspirations WCBM-Arthur Godfrey WBAL-Mollie Martin 10.00-WWIN-Herb Anderson. WCAO-Charlrs Purccll.

WITH Bell Ringer WBMD-Hebrew-Chrlst Hour. WBAL-On the Farm. 5.30-WFBR-Morn. in Md SOO-WBALMom Show. WCAO-Lee Parker Show.

WCBM-The Eve Opner WITH-News; Wake Up. W-B-Glory Train WvVIN-Top ot Mornina 30-WCBM-Jack Wells 6.5-WBMD-Joe Powers. WTOW-Stan Roberts WSID-Rhythm Blues. WAYE-Very Early Show r.OOWFBft-Bulletins WBAL-Press Bulletins. WCBMNews: Musical WEBB-Spln With Spider M5-WBAL-Morn.

Show WFBR Mornina In mq WBMD-Joe Powers. WTOW-Stan Roberts. WSID-Rhythm Blues. WAYE-Very Early Show. 7.30-WTOW-Frank Hen- iip.vsy.

WAYE-Frank Hennessy WSIDFrank Hennessy WBMD-Peter ti John OOWCBMBiilletlns WEBB-1360 Requests. WTOW-Navy Band. WSID-Gospel Train. 10.15-WTOW-Top of Day WBMD-Rev. Verrlco.

10.30-WBAL-NBC Bandstand. WITH-Melody Market. WBMD-Gospel Hour WEBB-Dance Club. 10.45-WCAO-Charles Purcell. ll.OO-WWIN-Musie Memos.

WEBB-Heaven Hghwys. WBMD-Living Water. WTOW-Trading Post WEBB-Heaven Highway WSID-Movln' Around WAYE A Waye We Go 11.15-WBMD-Ughted Window. WTOW-Don Date. 11.30-WITH-Melody Mkt.

WWIN-Melody Hghwy WCBM-Lucky Basket. WBMD The Living Word WAYE-Boy. GJrl, Piano. 11.45-WCBM-Music Prgm WTOW-Today Is Yours WBMD-Bread For Today 2.30-WCBM-News; Music Program. WTOW-Up 10 Date.

2.45-WCBM-Just Entertainment. i.OO-WCAO-Top 40 Show WITH-Russ Hal Show WCBM-House Party WSID-More With Lenny WBMD-News: Jamboree WTO w-Ed Bakey WAYE-More with Lenny. Youni. J.15-WBAL-Series Review. i.30-WWIN-Bports Rf ulta.

WBAL-In My House. WCBM-AIternooB 6hot 6.00-WCAO-Alan Drake V'FBR-Melody Ballroom WBAL-News; Weather. WCBM News and sports WITH-Russ Hall, Show. WWIN-News: Sports WSID-BUly Fox Hour. WEBB-King The Bell.

WBMD-Rrger Grlswold. WTOW-Club 1570. WAYE-Sunset Concert. S.lS-WCBM-Evenlng Show WBMD-Hlts of the Day. WBAL-Sports Prg.

6.30-WFBR-News: Stock Rep. WBAL-Maryland Report. WWIN-News; Mel Allen WEBB-Sign Off. WSID-Sign OH. WBMD-Sisn Off.

WTOM-Sisn Off. WAYE-Sisn Off. 6.45-WFBH-Meloay Room WCBM-Lcwell Thomas WBAL-3 Star Extra. WWIN-Pports Summary 7.00-WCBM Evenlm Show WBAL-Sammy Kaye. WITH Bob Barber Show.

WWIN-Ed. P. Morgan Lewia. 7.30-WWIN-St. James Church.

WCBM-Gov. McKeldin. WBAL-News of World. 7.45-wCBM-Charles Co- lingwood. WBAL-Life World.

OO WCAO-Mike uawr'ca WITH-Rocket Ship. WBAL-People Art Funny. WFBR Mo. Moonlight WCBM-Amos St Andy. WWIN-Gant Buster.

8.30-WWIN-Horatlo Hornblower WBAL-Your Neighbor. 8.45-WCBM-The Bailao. 9.00-WCAO-Ray Moffett. WBAL-Flight 1090. WCBM-Rosary For Peace WWTN'-Mnste Hall 9.15-WCBM-Nat Youngel-son.

WBAL-Flight In Blue. 9 Show WBAL-Gilbert Highet. 9.45-WBAL-Reading Venture. 10.00-WFBR-Fishlng WCBM-Roedcr: Severeld WCAO-Ray Moffett Show WBAL-Night Music. WWIN-News: Chuck Richards.

10.15-WCBM-Ntght Show WFBR-Md. Moonlight. 10.30-WFBR-Muslc to 12. WBAL-Night Music. 10.45-WCAO-Ra Moffett ll.OO-WCBM-News Jour nal WBAL-News and Sports.

WITH-News Wheel. 11.15-WCBM-World New. WBAL-Bill Boiling. 11.30-WCBM-Musle by Barley WBAL-Rark to Bible 12.00-WCBM-R. Q.

Lewis. WBAL-AU-Nlgbt Show WCAO-AU Nlte 8errnai WITH-Melody Club. WWIN-Ft-itk studio X. I2.30-WCBM-Rusty Draper. 12.45-WITH-Mldnlt Music l.OO-WBAi-All Mte Music AFTERNOON A famous scholar risks his life to make one of the most significant discoveries, of our time.

Tonight, his own son re-enacts his heroic role. tJ.OO-WBAL-Dlnner Bell. WCBM-Wendy Warren WFBR-Matlnen In Md. WCAO-Alan Drake. WWIN-Melody Highway WITH-Melody Market WAYE-12 O'clock High.

WEBB-Llve It Up WSID Midday Matinea WBMO-Ray Davu WTOW-Don Date 12.15.WCBM-Backstgt Wife WTOW-Luncheon 1S70. 12.30 WCBM-Helen Trent WBAL-Serles Preview. WltW Lenny WAYE-Muslc Album. 12.45-WCBM-Our Cai. WBAL-The World Series.

1.00-WCBM-Nora Drake WFBR-Md. Matinee WTOW-Pop Concert WEBB-Pay Day Today WAYE-Mldday Matinee. WBMD-Polly Dorsey 1.15-WCBM-Ma Perkins 1.30-WCBMDr. Malons WBMD-Muslc Jamboree 1.4S-WCBM-Road ot Lite. J.OOWCBM-Hippuiesi Right.

WCAO-Alan Drake WBMD-Don Herman. WEBB-Request Club WWIN-A11 Kports Revue WTOW-Pop Con. aaS-WCBM-Mrs. Burton. 10:00 pm Channel -A 1ir---i.