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12 THE Television Highlights Of The Dav 11 "Ramona," starring Loretta Young and Don Ameche. Happiness turns into tragedy as an Indian family is driven from home by whites. Channel 11 at 1.35 MATINEE Whispers Murder." congressman is murdered at a party and five guests are suspects. Program will be in color. Channel 11 at 3 P.M.

TOUR FAMILY Health's Ten Years of Progress." Dr. Lennart Hesselvik of European Region for World Health, and Dr. Huntington Williams will be guest speakers. Channel 2 at 5.15 P.M. RANGE Range." The Range Rider solves a strange riddle and rounds up a gang of rustlers.

Channel 2 at 5.30 P.M. MAN BEHIND THE Sheep." A special unit of police has the task of finding out behind a series of safe robberies. Channel 2 at 6.30 P.M. SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S Land of Green Ginger," starring Kuldip Singh, Sue England and Jack Albertson. A fantasy concerning the son of Aladdin who becomes a suitor for the hand of a princess of Samarkand.

Channel 11 at 7.30 P.M. RIN TIN TIN-Rusty and Rinty aid the cause of love and peace when love and war are threatened between two Indian tribes. Channel 13 at 7.30 P.M. TRACKDOWN-Ranger. Gilman is condemned by citizens for helping to acquit a killer.

Channel 2 at 8 P.M. JIM BOWIE A ADVENTURES-President Jackson SO requests Bowie to take a doctor to aid an Indian boy whose recovery is vital to the relocation of a tribe westward. Channel 13 at 8 P.M. ZANE GREY THEATER-Steve Cochand James Whitmore star as an unpopular marshal and a very popular outlaw, in "Debt of Gratitude." Channel 2 at 8.30 P.M. LIFE OF RILEY-Riley learns that the price of fame can sometimes be trouble.

Channel 11 at 8.30 P.M. PHIL SILVERS SHOW--A story of a country boy who can pitch a ball with both hands. Guests include Yogi Berra, Gil McDougald and Whitey Ford. Channel 2 at 9 P.M. prize fighter is weakened fear when he surFish vives apparent attempts on his Channel 11 at 9 P.M.

church FRANK SINATRA -Frank and Cloris Leachman star in a slice-of-life mood drama entitled "Brownstone Incident." Channel 13 at 9 P.M. PLAYHOUSE, OF Louis Hayward Contest portrays a British Hollywood star whose plans for a vacation are interrupted by a beauty contest. 'Channel 2 at 9.30 P.M. THE THIN MAN-Nick and Nora Charles become involved in a gang murder in "The Delinquent." Channel 11 at 9.30 P.M. PATRICE MUNSEL -Pat and guests star Alfred Drake and Sid Gould join talents in "The Singing Sweethearts." Channel 13 at at' 9.30 P.M.

THE LINEUP -Police are led to robbery and homicide when an amnesia victim turns to the law for help. Channel 2 at 10 P.M. BOXING -L Godih vs. Larry Baker in a 10-round lightweight bout from Washington. Channel 11 at 10 P.M.

PERSON TO -Edward R. Murrow will visit Maurice Chevalier and Wayne W. Parrish, publisher and his wife, Frances Knight. Channel 2 at 10.30 P.M. SHOW-'The Human Comedy," starring Mickey Rooney and Frank Morgan.

A teen-age boy the war. Channel 13 at 10.40 P.M. grows up a small town do during CHANNEL 2 Came to Blow Up America," starring George Sanders. The drama of a plan by the Nazis to sabotage American production and the United States struggle to hunt them. Channel 2 at 11.15 P.M.

LATE LATE Secret," starring John Ireland. and Jane Randolph. A gang of hoodlums attempts to stir up anti-semitism. Channel 13 at 1 A.M. Land Use Map Hearing Is Set Public hearings on proposed land use maps for the western sections of Baltimore county will be held Wednesday at Milford Mill High School.

tiThe 7.45 hearing, P.M., scheduled will to cover bemaster plan proposals for zoning, schools, parks and major roadways for the entire Second Election district and portions of the First and Third. Near Route 40 Malcolth H. Dill, county director planning, said the land under consideration lies generally between Milford Mill road and U.S. Route 40. The public hearing Wednesday is necessary before the land use map can be adopted by the Planning Board.

The map then must go to the zoning commissioner for still more hearings. Final approval will not result until there is a hearing before the County Council. Marriage Licenses MIHOCKA-DuFOUR. John, 25, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Gloria 27. 26, 2518 Harford road; Helen 21.

27, 759 West Cross street; Elizabeth 20. CASON- Lester 36, 1411 West Thirty-sixth street; Lillie 45. 26, 6767 Dundalk avenue; Dorothy 20. 53, 2127 East Lombard street; Mildred 44. VANKO -DE 22.

603 North Castle street: Verlie, 20. STEIN SHAPIRO. Barnett. 31, 4906 Queensberry avenue; Harriett, 20. BROWN ERNEST.

Bruce 23, 3707 Dolfield avenue; Jane 21. GOLDSBOROUGH SUROCK. William 23, 759 East Thirtysixth street; Frances 23. PARSON 24, 157 North Milton avenue; Margaret 20. HANS RUMMEL.

Eugene 24, 7153 Martell avenue; Frances 19. NARCAVAGE 24, 1017 street; Dolores 23. 36, State College, Carol 25. ZAMBOTTI CWALINA, -Raymond 25, Brooklyn Park, Bernadine 21. THOMAS Joseph 29, 1731 East Baltimore street; Margaret, 30.

Milton, 39, 4538 Finney avenue; Constance, 24. 49, 118 South Collington avenue; Rebecca 54. BUFFINGTON-CAUDLE. Samuel 26, 225 Scott street; Be Betty, 22. NELSON- 21, Fort Holabird, Ganean, 19.

-Thaddeus 25, Buffalo, N.Y.: Georgianne 20. LESKO 21, Shenandoah, Anna, 20. SUN, BALTIMORE, FRIDAY Look and with Donald Kirkley Kirkley ground which is bound to ruin her. You may have decried in her the forerunner of the heroine of "Baby Doll." Some of the characteristics of Mr. William's long plays may be discerned in these beginner's sketches: his attitude toward women, his awareness of the misfits, malcontents and frustrated people all too common in our society, his exploration of the sad, dark dead ends into which too many people are heading; also, his vivid, compassionate and perceptive writing style.

It's unfortunate for him that he was introduced to his largest audience with these early playlets, which don't do justice to his present stature. less, it was a fine thing that Kraft did, and I'm much concerned about report that this may 1 be the final season for one of television's brightest drama shows. The gentlemen who staged the detelecast of the Emmy awards for the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, came another cropper, it serves them right. The prizes were meaningless, they accomplished and the time lag becomes increasingly ridiculous, things changed since January, 1957. The promised entertainment fizzled, and the viewers were given more evidence to the effect that the Academy, doesn't know how to behave before the cameras of the medium which spawned it.

Baltimore Television Programs Programs "The Kraft Television ter" did very well by Tennessee William's three one-act plays, and in SO doing performed a valuable service for those who take the legitimate theater seriously. None of the three has much intrinsic merit, but they are interesting, considered as steps in the development of the author of On a Hot Tin Roof" and "The Glass They were written when Mr. Williams was fledgeling, groping toward mastery of dramatic technique. There's no plot, no conflict, no suspense; in effect, all three amount to monologues in which characters of no great importance discuss their longings and troubles. In "Moony's Kid Don't Cry," the melancholy speaker is a former lumberman, (Ben Gaztransplanted to a city factory and tied to an environment he loathes by a slatternly wife, (Lee Grant), and baby.

In "The Last of My Solid Gold young Watches" the mourner is a shoe salesman, (Thoms Chalmers), who bemoans the low state to which the drummer has fallen in the Mississippi Delta. (There's kinship here with "Death of a Salesman," Arthur Miller's powerful and exhaustive treatment of the same theme.) "This Is Con- of Property demned" takes place on the wrong side of the railroad track in a small town Mississippi. A young girl (Zina Bethune) TENNESSEE WILLIAMS Introduced to TV rambles on to a half-interested boy (Martin Huston), scribing the unsavory back- Notice Notice The programs listed 1 below for Station WMAR-TV are those scheduled for today. The current strike of Columbia Broadcasting Company technicians may result in program modifications. TIME WMAR (Ch.

2) WBAL (Ch. 11) WIZ (Ch. 13) Early Riser, Stu Kerr Weather; Schools; Early Early Riser; News; Weather Captain Kangaroo CBS News; Cartoon Funnies Arthur Godfrey Time Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Dialing For Dollars Garry Moore Show Your Child In School Dotto 12.00 Love of Life 12.15 12.30 Search For Tomorrow, serial 12.45 The Guiding Light, serial 1.00 Woman's Angle 1.15 1.30 As The World Turns 1.45 Beat The Clock 2.00 2.15 Art Linkletter's Party 2.30 2.45 The Big Payoff 3.00 3.15 The Verdict Is Yours 3.30 3.45 4.00 The Secret Storm. serial The Brighter Day, 4.15 The Edge of Nir 4.30 4.45 Eleanor Arnett Nash 5.00 5.15 -Your Family Doctor 5.30 Rider 5.45 Sonny Says 6.00 Amos 'n' Andy 6.15 6.30 6.45 Behind the Baggorts 7 O'Clock Final; Weather 7.00 Douglas Edwards The 7.15 Earth Satellites 1,30 7.45 8.00 8.15 Grey Theater 8.30 8.45 Silvers Show 9.00 9.15 of Stars 9.30 9.45 10.00 0.00 Lineup 10.15 to Person 10.30 10.45 11.00 P.M.

News; Weather; 11.15 2 Theater 11.30 11.45 Down To Earth Today with Dave Garroway Riser Today; Today In Maryland Stu Erwin Show Your Best Neighbors Plus Side of Youth Dough -Re-Mi Treasure Hunt The Price Is Right Truth or Consequences Tic Tac Dough It Could Be You. The Quiz Club Midday News; 11. Theater (Color) Queen For A Day Modern Romances Comedy Time, Susie Science Fiction Theater Newsbeat; Weather News Your Zoo News Temple Story Book of Riley Thin Man Miteff vs. Besmanoff Sports Time Sports News; Weather: Sports Night File Jack Parr Show 12.00 12.15 12.30 Movies; News; Bible Reading 12.45 Sign Off 1.00 Late Show 1.15 1.30 1.45 Denotes Program is described in highlights Test Pattern WIZ Previews; Inspiration Jack Wells ShoNews: Weather Jack Wells Show News; Weather Jack Wells; Pow-Wow Jack Wells; News; Weather Jack Wells Show Jack Wells; News; Weather Jack Wells Show Terrytoon Students Theater, News The Romper Room Movietime: "Fingers at the Window" Your Romance: "Adventures of Don Coyote' Buddy Dean Show Popeye The Buccaneers Mickey Mouse Club Early Show: "Abbott Costello in Hollywood" News--Dateline of Rin Tin Tin Bowie Adventure The Other City Sinatra Show Munsel Show Make Me Laugh News: Show Radio Programs MORNING 5.00-WBAL-On the Farm WITH -News: Wake Up. WBMD-Hebrew-Christ.

Moffett. WBMD-Pinebrook Hour. CAR Show Praises. WSID-With Mary Del. 5.30-WFBR-Md Morning 8.15-WCBM-Morning 10.15-WBMD-Bread For 6.00-WBAL-Perry An- Show Today.

drews 8.30-WFBR-Md. Morning WBAL-Don Ameche WCBM-The Eye Opener WBMD-Joe Powers Story. WEBB-Glory Train. WAQE-Bill Kaye Show. WITH-Music AdvenWITH-Wake Up.

WAYE-Ron Wilner. tures. WWIN-Jack Dawson 8.45-WSID-Gospel Train. 10.30-WBMD-Gospel Hour WAQE-Bill Kaye Show. 9.00-WWIN-Breakfast Cl 11.00-WWIN-Students WAYE-Al Stevens WCAO-Les Alexander.

View the News. WAYE-Al Stevens Show Morn WITH-Melody Mkt. WBMD-Joe Powers. Sho WCBM-Whispering Sts. WSID-Rhythm Blues WAQE-Johnny Michels.

WBAL-NBC Bandstand. 6.30-WCBM-Morning WBMD- Wings WEBB-Highway to Show. Prayers. Heaven. 7.00-WFBR-Bulletins WEBB-Coffee Time WSID-Midday Matinee.

WEBB-Buddy Young 9.15-WBMD-Hymn Time. WBMD-Living Water. 7.15-WFBR-Morning 1n 9.30-WITH-Melody 11.15-WBMD-Lighted Market. Window. Maryland.

WBAL-Mollie Martin. WWIN-Jack Dawson. 7.30-WCBM-Morning WAYE-Winnie Harry WAQE-Johnny Michels. Show 9.45-WCBM-Dialing for 11.30-WCBM-Lucky BasWBMD-Peter John. Dollars.

ket. WAQE-Frank Hen- WBMD-Allen Revival WBMD-Living Word. nessy. 10.00-WWIN-HI FI For WAYE-A1 Stevens WAYE-Frank Hennessy Wives. Show.

8.00-WFBR-Md Morn. WBAL-My True Story. 11.45-WCBM-Musio WCBM-Press Bulletins WCBM-Arthur Godfrey Program. AFTERNOON 12.00-WFBR-Md. 1.00-WCBM-Nora Drake.

2.15-WCBM-Mrs. Burton Matinee. WBMD-Polly Dorsey. WEBB-Chuck 2.30-WCBM-Peter and WCBM-Press Bulletins Richards Mars WCAO-Alan Drake. WAYE The Musicthon WEBB-Live WAQE-Bill Kaye Show.

It Up. WBAL-News Bulletins. WWIN-Jack Dawson. 1.15-WCBM-Ma Parkins 2.45-WCBM-Just Enter. WBAL-Melody Market.

WBAL-Jim West Show. tainment. WAYE-Al Stevens 1.30-WCBM-Dr Malone. WBMD-Clark West. Show.

WSID-More With WAQE-Ed Graham Sho. WSID-Midday Matinee Lenny 3.00 40 WBMD-Back To The WEBB-Pay Day Today Show. Bible WCBM-The Houseparts 1.45-WCBM-Road of Life WEBB-Live It Up WEBB-Buddy Young. WAQE-Ed Graham Sho. WBAL-Dugout Chatter.

Vince Bagli. 12.15-WCBM-Backstage 2.00-NBMD-Jamboree WITH-Afternoon Wife. WCBM-Happiness Right Special. WCAO-Lex Alexander. WBAL Line.

WITH-Music Matinee. 3.30-WCBM-Arthur God12.30-WCBM-Helen WBAL-Baseball: Orioles frey. Trent. WWIN-Vince Bagli. 3.45-WCAO-TOp 40.

WBMD-Joe Powers. WEBB-The Big Beat. 4.00-WCBM-Afternoon 12.45-WCBM-Our Gal. WAYE-The Musicthon. Show.

MORNING, APRIL 18, 1958 Washington Television Programs COLOR PROGRAMS Morning Chan. 6.35 (4) Today on the Farm. 6.50 (4) Look to This Day. 7.00 Today. (9) Morning Show.

7.25 (9) Local News; Morning Show. 7.55 (9) Local News. 8.00 (9) Captain Kangaroo. 8.45 (9) Ranger Hal. 8.55 (4) Today with Inga.

9.00 (4) Today. (5) Kartoon Klub. 9.25 (4) News. 9.50 (9) Mark Time. 9.55 (4) Inga's Angles.

10.00 (4) Dough-Re-Mi. (5) Ten O'Clock Movie. (9) Garry Moore Show. 10.30 (4) Treasure Hunt. 10.50 (7) News; Living Faith.

11.00 Price Is Right Romper Room. (9) Arthur Godfrey. 11.30 (4) Truth or Consequences. (5) Liberace. (9) Dotto.

11.45 (5) Top Secret. Afternoon (4) Tic Tac Dough. (5) Clubhouse "5." (7) Pete and His Pals. (9) Love of Life. 12.30 It Could Be You (5) Frankre Lalne.

(9) Search for Tomorrow. (9) miring Light 1.00 (4) Feature Playhouse. (5) TV Reader's Digest. (7) Trouble with Father. (9) Theater of Stars.

1.30 (5) Late Lunch Movie. Beulah. (9) As the World Turns. 2.00 (7) Our Miss Brooks. (9) Beat the Clock.

2.30 (4) Kitty Foyle. (7) Favorite Story. (9) House Party. 3.00 (4) Theater. (5) Life With Elizabeth.

American Bandstand. (9) Big Payoff 3.30 (5) Grandpa's (7) Do You Trust Your Wife? (9) The Verdict Is Yours. 4.00 (4) Queen for a Day (5) Pick Temple. American Bandstapd. (9) The Brighter Day.

4.15 (9) Secret Storm. 4.30 (9) Edge of Night. 4.40 (4) Modern Romances. 5.00 (4) Comedy Time. (5) Milt Grant Show.

Buccaneers. (9) The Early Show. 5.30 (4) Footlight Theater. (7) Mickey Club. Evening 6.00 (7) Sky King.

6.15 (5) News; Weather; Sports. 6.30 (4) News; Weather: Sports. (5) Popeye. Frontier Doctor. (9) Spotlight 6.45 NBC News.

(9) Douglas Edwards. News 7.00 (4) Boots 'n Saddles. (5) Buckskins' TV Jamboree. Backstage. (9) Annie Oakley.

7.05 sports and News. 1.15 John Daly: News. 7.30 (4) Shirley Temple's Storybook. (5) Badge 714. (7) Rin Tin Tin.

(9) Dick and the Duchess. 8.00 (5) RKO Attraction. (7) Jim Bowie. (9) Trackdown. 8.30 (4) Life of Riley.

(7) To be announced. (9) Zane Grey Theater. 9.00 (4) Squad. (7) Frank Sinatra. (9) Phil Silvers Show.

9.30 (4) The Thin (5) Whirlybirds. (7) Patrice Munsel Show. 10.00 (9) (4) Playhouse Cavalcade of Sports. (5) Waterfront. Harbor Command.

(9) Lineup. 10.30 (5) If You Had a Million. Sea Hunt. Person to Person. 10.45 (4) Sports.

11.00 News Weather Sports. 11 O'Clock Movie. Code 3. (9) 11.00 P.M. Report.

11.15 (9) The Late Show. 11 25 (4) Sam and Friends. 11.30 (4) Jack Paar Show. (7) News and Weather. 11.45 (7) My Little Margie 1.30 (9) Late Late Show.

Hopkins Glee Club To Observe Birthday The seventy-fifth anniversary concert of the Johns Hopkins University Glee Club will be presented today at 8.30 P.M. in Shriver Hall on the Homewood campus. The oldest student organization at the university, the group will present program including sea chanteys, school songs, and several numbers by soloists and small groups. Eastern Shore TV WBOC.TV -Salisbury. Channel 2.00-Beat the Clock.

2.30-Art Linkletter's House Party. 3.00-The Big Payoff. 3.30- The Verdict Is Yours. 4.00-Brighter Day. 4.15-Secret Storm.

4.30-Edge of Night. 5.00-The Buccaneers. 5.30-Mickey Mouse Club. 6.00 Watch The Birdie 6.05 Poultry Market 6.15-Checkerboard News. 6.30-Eastern Shore Today.

1.00 Shore Newsreel 7.08 Weather Fashions. 7.15 Douglas, Edwards The News 7.30-Casey Jones. 8.00-Jim Bowie 8.30-Colt 45. 9.00-Frank Sinatra Show. 9.30-Patrice Munsel Show.

10.00-The Lineup. 10.30-Person To Person. 11.00-Sports; Weather; News 11.15 Feature Film Theater. 12.45-Sign off. WFBR-Melody Ball.

4.30-WBMD-Jamboree. WAYE-On Your Way. room. WSID-Baseball: 5.15-WBAL-Jay Grayson. WBMD-Jamboree.

Giants WAYE-Broadway vs. Dodgers 5.30-WFBR-Nick's Notes. Melody. WAQE-Ed Graham Sho. WBMD-Ray Davis Club.

4.15-WAQE-Dixieland. 5.00-WBMD-Clark West. 5.45-WFBR-Melody WBAL-Jay Grayson. WBAL-News Sports. Room.

EVENING 6.00-WFBR-Melody Room WITH-Rocket Ship WBMD 750k WCAO-Alan Drake WCBM-Amos Andy. WAYE 860k WCBM-News Sports WBAL-Your Neighbor. WSID 1010k WBAL-News Bulletins WFBR-Md. Moonlight. WAQE WWIN-Vince Bagli.

8.30-WCBM-Cafe Cosmo- WEBB 1360 WITH Hall politan. WAQE-Bill WAYE-Music Jones For Show 8.45-WCBM-The WBAL-Monitor. Ballad. FM Programs Dining. 9.00-WCBM-The Rosary.

WBMD-Roger Griswold 9.15-WCBM-N. Youngson. WITH- Channel 282 WEBB-Ring The Bell. 9.30-WCBM-Cafe 104.3 meg. WSID-Chop's House.

politan. 3.00-Symphonic Matinee. 6.15-WCBM-Evening 9.45-WCBM-Bulletins. 5.00-Twilight Concert. Show 10.00-WFBR-Sports.

6.45-The Notebook. WWIN-John MacLean. WBAL-Boxing: Lahouari 7.00-Musical Marque. WBMD-Clark West. Godih vs.

Larry 7.30-F'M Recital. WBAL-Sports Program. Baker. 8.00-FM Symphony. WUBM-Roeder: Mystery.

9.00-Chamber Music. 6.30-WFBR-News-Stocks. WWIN-Weekend in 10.00-Masterworks. WBAL-Paul Richards Show. Baltimore 10.15-WFBR-Md Moon- Music.

WAYE-Capsule Classics. WWIN-John Daly: News light. WCA0-Channel 274, 6.45-WCBM-Lowell 10.30-WFBR-Music to 12. 102.7 meg. (From 5.30 Thomas.

WCBM-Favorite Stories A.M. to 12.30 A.M.) WBAL-3-Star Extra. WBAL-Spts. Highlights. Programs same AS WFBR-Melody Ballroom 11.00-WCBM-News standard radio.

WWIN-Sports Program. WITH-Hound Dog Show WBJC- Channel 201, Journal. WBAL-News Sports. 88.1 meg. WAQE-Sign WAYE-Sign off.

11.15-WCBM-World 3.00-Symphonic Matinee. WBMD-Sign off. To 2.00-Adventures in Story. WEBB-Sign WBAL-All Show. land.

night. WSID-Sign Off. Nite 11.30-WCBM-Harles 3.00-News Weather. WSID -Baseball game Music. 3.05-Jewish Youth.

7.00-WCBM-Evening 12.00-WCBM-R Lewis 3.30-Music on Deck. Show. WCAO-All Night Music 3.45-Sports Round-Up. WBAL-5 Star Matinee. WITH-Midnite Music.

3.53-Q. and A. WITH-News-Bird Show 12.30-WCBM-R. Draper 4.00-News Weather. WWIN-Ed.

P. Morgan. 1.00-WITH-All Nite Show 4.05-Weekend Preview. 7.15-WWIN-Fulton Lewis 5.30-Serenade at Dusk. 7.30-WWIN-Don Anthony WCBM- 680k 7.00-Ballet Music.

WCBM-Arthur Murray WWIN-(ABC) (MBS) 8.00-Keyboard Recital. WBAL-News of World 1400k 8.30-Orchestral Concert. 7.45-WCBM-Ed. Murrow WBAL (NBC) 1090k 9.15-Music for Voice. WBAL-Life The WEBR 1300k 10.00-Music Room.

World WITH 1230k 10.20-BBC Presents. 8.00-WCAO-Alan Ford. WCAO 600k 11.00-Sign off. School Party Toady ment will be held today at A party to raise money for the the St. Mary School, York road purchase of new school equip- and Markland avenue, SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S STORYBOOK "The Land of Green Ginger" Beautiful Hair REC TONIGHT 7:30 P.M.-11-WBAL TONIGHT SHIRLEY TEMPLE'S STORYBOOK "LAND OF GREEN GINGER" presented by Sealtest TRADE DAIRY PRODUCTS 7:30 to 8:30 P.M.

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