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page THE SUN, BALTIMORE, MONDAY MORNING, APRIL 25, 1968 Ladies First Look and Listen Television Programs Preview New Fashion Discovery nitb Donald Kirkley Tem-Agers Will Give Oim Vims Teen-agers will speak for them' By TRIXII BELMONT Spain most of her life, discovered that It was home to millions of Tht viewers were rewarded in i selves, without monitoring from their elders, In a segment of WJZ- TVs "Focal Point" called "The Hurrying Years," on that station, 10 to 11 o'clock tonight. An integral part of the whole pro gram, first of a series to be called Focal Point: Generation '66, "The Hurrying Years" was pro duced with young people, without a script, in an effort to elicit natural expression from the par ticipants. In addition to the 30-minute seg ment, the program will feature a talk by Sally Field, star of the ABC-TV series, Gidgct, and remarks by Governor Tawes and Thomas J. D'AIesandro 3d, president of the Baltimore City Council. Says WJZ-TV: 'The Hurrying Years' constitutes a radical departure from usual documentary techniques.

It is a program by youth, not about youth; a pro gram that derives its direction, theme and message from young people themselves. There are no analytical comments by psycholo gists or psychiatrists. No awesome statistics by well-meaning statisticians. It presents no conclusions, suggestions, recom mendations and, above all, no pontification by concerned adults." The idea for the film was con ceived and put into writing by Geren Mortensen. Darby Nelson is director and editor, John Quigley the executive producer.

D.K. "The Poppy Is Also a Flower," presented on ABC-TV Friday, was a spectacular documentary, despite certain flaws and shortcomings. Its chief liability was that it appeared at a time when the TV market is glutted with stories about spies and secret agents, serious or comical. ironically, it started with a story idea by Ian Fleming initiator of the Bondian fad. But it is harder every week to find new angles for the basic plot, and the adapter, Jo Eisinger, was unable to come up with anything new.

Although the script, alleg' edly, was a dramatization of the activities of two men from narcotics bureau of the United Nations, the viewer related It. perforce, to the fantastic doings of the men from U.N.C.L.E. Comparing it that and other stories of espionage, one must conclude that the old saying, that fact is stranger than fiction, has been reversed. Furthermore, we had no assurance, beyond the unsubstantiated word of the press agents for the special, that the sensational events depicted are typical of operations in this field. Have the narcotics agents of the United Nations ever scuppered the owner of a 600-ton yacht? Have they ever booby-trapped and blown up a caravan of opium-bearing trucks in the Iranian desert? Have they ever come across such a bevy of pettable pussycats in the performance of their duties? Have they ever worked on a case which involved multiple murders, by knife, gun, drowning, strangling, If the producers did exaggerate in this respect, it was in a good Radio Programs MORNING Baltimore Television Programs 5.00-WBAL-1 own and WMAK TV (Ch.2) 6 00-WBAL-News; Weather WCBM-News; Lee Case WAQB-Mornlnt RePt g.lS-WBAL-Perry Andrews.

WAQE-Joe Aro Show 0.30-WFBR-World at 8.30 8.45-WFBR-Joe Knight WBMD-7th Aay Adven-tlst. S.OO-WAYE-CBS News; Arthur Godfrey WITH-Bob Gordon WAQE-Vlewpoint WBMD-Basie Food Products. 9.30.WBMD-20th Century Reformation VSFBR-Bird Watching Society S.40-WCBM Dialing for Dollars I0.0O.WAYE-CB9 Newel House Party WBAL-News; Mollte Martin eountrr. WCBM-Lee Case WWINJohnnv-O Show WAQE-Sunrlse in Stereo WCAO-A11 Night Show WISZ-Woody Wooden WITH-Midnight to Dawn Show WEBB-Rev. Harold WUhnma 5.30-WFHR-Joe Knitht 4.00-WBAL-Perrr Andrews.

WITH-John Patton WCAO-Les Alexander WWIN-Fat Daddy WEBB-Hal Atkins WBMD-News; Jamboree. WSID-Pauline Wells, Lewis 7.00-WBAIrNews;Weather WCBM-News: Lee Case WAQE-Joe Aro Show 7.15-WBAL-Perry Andrews WAOE-Life Line WAYE-Great Album of Music T.30-WAQE-Jo Aro 8how 7.5S-WAQE-ABC News ence here, but it is not the real thing. They open doors and are courteous but in their minds they despise women's brains." On sex: "Sexual fulfillment doesn't mean having many love affairs. But it means finding a man and keeping a man. I think women go wrong by trying to live up to an idea of what men want.

On beauty: "The whole preoccu pation in the Western world is with keeping your figure you know, having a big bust and nice hip. But why should a woman feel handicapped if she is ugly? I know some ugly women who are much happier in their marriages than any others I know." P.S. Han Suyin has been mar ried three times. Mother Love Every French mother believes that mother knows best So there's been quite an outcry in Paris following a detailed article in a French newspaper about the Moscow Institute of Pediatrics which 6ays flatly, "Mother doesn't know best." What's more, the institute Is experimenting with 50 babies in what seems a ghoulish fashion, even though it's admittedly pauv less. Every so often the babies-all separated from their mothers are put mto a "capsule with wires attached to their skulls and chests for experiments in condi tioned reflexes.

"Because a woman bears a child it doesn't mean she knows how to raise one properly," says Dr. Vladimir Tatochenko, senior scientific worker at the institute. "Our staff is taught to regard them as children not as patients They get love as well as discipline and are far better off than many chudren who stay at home. Mothers are permitted to visit the institute once a week, but as the doctor observes tartly, "They are regarded as unavoidable nui sances." The Lonely Ones Scared of being left on the shelf? Want to get married? Then write to photographer Giovanni Bianco care of any newspaper in Turin, Italy, for he is spokesman for 10,000 lonely Italian males now so frustrated because they cant tind wives that they re offering to wed Indian girls. The lonely ones live in the wine growing Langhe district near Tur in, and their appeal and threat- has shattered the illusion of the Italian male as the worlds' great lover.

But as Giovanni explains in letter to the Turin newspapers: Our men have traveled hundreds miles seeking brides, but they are returning empty handed. We read of the hardship in India and we are thinking of contacting Indian girls. We could offer them a home and security and they would re lieve our loneliness. Color is no problem with us. All we want is a wife and family like other men." Swamped Under Most cirls don't eo for eldprlv unmarried aunts who leave their all to a cats' home.

And elderlv Miss Josephine Chauman has gone one stage further-ehe's left almost all her $230,000 estate to save a 25-mile square swamp in Spain. The swamD is called the "Cota Donana," and Miss Josephine, a British spinster who lived in April It Diamond Month At RONnrn I At BONDED Diamonds i SAVE UP TO 75 Buy with confidence SPECIAL THIS WEEK Diamond Solitoira 3 l'4 cl. 2 ef. 154 ct. 254 et.

BONDED col-NNy SINCE 1970 4 N. EUTAW ftiia mm birds who migrate there each tiii winter in search ot sun aoumiess to gather strength before return-inc to ruin more crops in North ern France and England. Before she died, josepnine persuaded Franco to save the land from speculators; she even got him to give a state grant of to help. Now her legacy will free Operation Swamp of its debts. Not Funny "I'm not a Funny Girl I'm a serious girl, and the whole thing is a never-ending strain.

I don't even like singing, you know. Never sing in my bath or around the house. I just do it for the money, and that becomes a compulsion. I can't stop." Barbra Streisand. "Making films Is a well-paid1 hobby." Dahlia Lavi.

Hair's Breadth Top Paris hairstylist Alexandre (clients include Soraya, Princess Grace) is making 300 old style wigs for the "Ball of the Century" at Monaco in May. Wigs of spun cotton are on sale in Paris. They look like hair, but you can wash and arrange them, as you please. New Trends A new "Service-Master Spot Kit" containing five different solutions is on sale in Paris. It can be permutated to remove 50 different kinds of stains.

Price $1.50. The Fashion Game "Couture will always be the laboratory and the brains of fashion." 47-year-old designer Pierre Cardin. "Since we discovered London and Paris the hemline in Sweden has' gone up four inches, and ev-ry girl loves it." Olle Gulin, head of 21 top Swedish fashion shops. REFINISHEO At All Centurr Shoe and Baa Repair Hhopt MUinerry CENTURY Shoe sttpair 907 PARK AVI. and now the "long distance power cell" the battery that lasts far longer in flash and movie cameras esuiiiiirt ti aeniwi of t.

Miiiery Co. Inc. k4 4.00 (IS 6.30 445 Sunrise Semester 7.00 7.15 7.30 7.45 World at I A.M. tt Mister Morning 8 0S 815 (.30 S.45 Captain Kangaroe (I The McCoys ARomper Room ii ii News; Dialing for Dollars 9.15 1.30 (.45 10.00 10.15 10.30 I Love Lucy The McCoys 1045 11.00 Andy of Mayberry i Dick Van Dyke Show 11.11 11.30 11.45 12 00 12.15 Love of Life wNews Report AFTERNOON 12.00-WA YE-John Dore- Search for Tomorrow The Guiding Light CONTACT RobI TnnlfV, author of "The Amertran Health Scandal," will bt tueit. Channel 13 at 12 noon.

MIKK DOUGLAS SHOW Gnesle: l.ibrrare, Lnuia Nye and Kaye Stevens. Channrl 13 at 1 P.M. JOHN rORRVTHK, SHOW Major Foster ropee wiin hit first rae or puppr love when a young girl (eta a rruih on him. Channrl Jl at 8 P.M. THE LUCY SHOW Dean Martin glint atari as Lurv's blind dale, Channel 2 at 1.30 P.M.

(Rrbroad-e ast Doctor kiidarf While in charR of three medlral students at Blair Hospital, Dr. Kildare finds himself becoming too Involved In their personal problemi. Channel il at p.m. ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW Andy I Jealous when hit sweetheart Helen, brings a handsome school hoard member to hit noma for dinner. Channel 2 at a P.M.

FIRRY COMO SHOW Giiesti: Flla Fitzgerald, the comedy team or Avery hrhreiber and Jack Burns, and tatenna vaiente. tnannei ji a P.M. HAZEL Hazel takea a saleswoman Job to pay for a beauty course. Channel 2 at 9 30 P.M. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE Paul Bryant meett a young girl with a terminal Illness and attempts to teach her how to get the most out of the life ah has remaining.

Channel II at 10 P.M. FOCAL POINT: GENERATION "Th Hurrying Years." first in a aerlei of programs examining the nroblems and attitudes of Balti more area young people, Channel 13 at U( p.m. MERV GRIFFIN SHOW Guests Totla Field, Ann Corio and Burt Ward. Channel 13 at n.30 p.m. THE TONIGHT SHOW Guests George Jessel, Wayne King and Marilyn Maiwru.

vnannei it a 11.30 P.M. Televised Movies Baltimore BALTIMORE MOVIETIME "The Tender Trap," (Part One), starring Frank Sinatra and DebDie Reynolds. (1955) Channel 13 at 1 P.M TWILIGHT MOVlE'Hlghway 301 tarring Steve Cochran, Virginia Grey ana Kienara tgan. iittau; Channel 2 at P.M. KARLY SHOW "Slnbad the Sailor, starring Douglas Fairbanks and Maureen Hara, (1947) Channrl 13 at 5 P.M.

MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Combat Squad," starring John Ireland and Lon McAllister. (1953) Channel 13 at 7.30 P.M. CHANNEL THEATER "Tropic Zone," starring Ronald Regan and Rhonda Fleming. (1953) Channel 2 at 11.20 P.M. MOONLIGHT MOVIE "Illegal Traf starring Robert Preston and J.

Carroll Naish. (1938) Channel il at i am, Washington MORNING MOVIE "The Bigamist," starring Edmond O'Brien and Ida Lnpino. (1953) Channel at 10 A.M. BIO MOVIE "Man Who Came to Dinner," starring Monty Woolley Bette Davis and Billie Burke (1942) Channel at 12 noon. MOVIE FOUR "Powder River," star ring Rory Calhoun and Corlnne Calvert.

(1953) Channel 4 at 4.30 P.M. THE LATE SHOW "Red Sundown," starting Rory Calhoun and Martha Hyer. (1956) Channel at 11.25 P.M. MOVIE SEVEN "Tomorrow Is My Torn," starring Charles Azna-onr. (1962) Channel I at 11.30 P.M.

Televised Sports BOXING Middleweight championship light featuring Dick Tiger and Emll Griffith. From Madison Square Garden, N.Y. Channels 2 and i at 10 P.M. I Lancaster TV GAL-TV Channel 8 Denotes Color Program 00 The Today Show 00 college of The Air (.30 Debbie Drake 45 wSpin Wlm 10.00 -tye Guess 10.25 News Report 10.3U Concentration 11.00 Morning Star. 11.30 -a-Paradise Bay 12.00 Noonflay on 8.

12.30 Let Play Post Office 12.55 News Day Report. 100 Alfred Hitchcock. 1.30 Let's Make A Deal. 1.55 Regional News. .00 wDays Of Out Lives 2.30 The Doctors.

3.00 Another World. 3.30 You Don't Say 4 00 The Match Game 4.25 News Headlines 4.30 Leave It To Beaver t.00 -arBugi Bunny S.30 Zorro 4.00 EWorld News; Regional News e.is Desk; weather (.30 wHuntley-Brlnkley Report. 7.00 Sea Hunt 7.30 Hullabaloo S.O0 -a-John Forsythe Show .10 vDoctor Kildare wPerry Como Show. 10.00 Run For Your Life 11.00 Evening Hour News. 11.10 Regional News.

11.20 Sports Final; Weather. 11.30 The Tonight Rhow. 1.00 News; Wanted Persona. 1 05 wBible Reading; Sign Off. Salisbury TV WBOC-TV Channel 16 Denotes Color Programs 7.55 Sign On.

8 00 Captain Kangaroo. 9.00 Donna Reed. 9.30 Exercise with Gloria. 10.00 Delmarva TV School. 12.00 Love of Life.

12.25 World News. 1 12.30 Search for Tomorrow. 12.45 Guiding Light. 1.0O TV Road to Faith. 1.30 As the World Turns.

2.00 Password. 2.30 House Party. 3.00 To Tell the Troth, J.25 CBS News. 3.30 Edge of Night 4.00 Secret Storm. 4.30 Where The Action Is.

Son Movie Matinee. 6.20 Market Report. 4 30 CBS Evening News. 7.00 Eastern Shore News. 7.15 Weather Fashions.

7.25 Delmarva Speaks. 7.30 Hullabaloo. 00 Seven League Boats. S.30 -sVLucy Show. 00 Andy Griffith Show.

9.30 Peyton Place. 10.00 Run For Your life. 11.00 Weather; Sports: News. 11.30 -a-The Tonight Show. 1.00 News Final; Sign Off.

12:35 Sign Off. Educational TV WETA Channel 26 (UHF) Washington 8 00 The Opposition Theater 9.45 Reading Newspapers JO.OO Parlons Francais II 10.15 Franklin To Frost 10.45 Parlons Francais III 11.00 Science Spotlight 11.30 Roundabout 11.45 The Friendly Giant 12.00 Success in Supervision 12.30 The French Chef 1.00 Alive and About 1.20 Exploring Our Language 2.00 Parlons Francais I 2.15 Communism: Myth vs. Reality 2 45 Roundabout 4.00 At Home in Maryland 4 30 The World of Credit 8 00 The Friendly Giant 5.15 Magic Of Words 5.30 Ti-Jean Goes West. 6.00 Big Plrture. 6.30 Turn Of The Century 7 00 English: Fact and Fancy 7.30 Koltanowski On Chest 00 The French Chef 8.30 The Orleans Jan.

9 no International Magazine. 10 00 Georgetown Vniversity Forum 10.30 Museum Open House 11.00 Reflection. Por (WNS). TRENCH designer Irene Leroux, who at the aee of 27 has come up with scores of new ready-to- wear innovations, has stumbled on a brilliant idea and as so of ten happens, by accident. After designing swimsuits and underwear in a stretch material called hclenca, she had some over, and, "just as an experiment for mvself.

I made a dress. The result was fantastic. "Friends were staggered when I appeared for a weekend with suitcase," says Irene, "I felt like a coniurer when I milled a couple of dresses out of my handbag and not a crease in sight. "Helenca is a material with im mense possibilities. It comes in a variety ot textures cotton, wool and silk.

All washable, uncrusna ble and stretchable." Already there's a six-month waiting list for her new dresses. 'Many Splendorea" Han Suvin. authoress of the fa mous A Many pienaorea Thing," has again been airing her views on men and women, uur ing a tour of Europe she whipped out the following items of obser vation. On emancipation: "I don't think Western women are emanci' pated at all. They are rapidly i ml coins bacK into Slavery, ine Western woman may be emanci pated physically, but she doesn't know what real independence means.

"Men give a kind of independ- WFBR-B111 Jaeaer WCBM-Larry Walton Oreflnv WlBZ-Full Gospel Hour WBMD-C'hristian Jew Hour WEBB-Susle Strother Dean WAQEBrealtfast Club 111 15-WBMU-HeDrew Christian Hour WEBB-Doua Douelas WISZ-Trinlty Hour 10.30-WAYE-News: Oreat Albums of Music WBMD-Oospel Hour WISZ-Norm Cannon 11 00.WAYF..CBS News Great Albums of Music WBAL-Bob Callahan Show WAQE-Joe Aro Show WBMD-Back to Bible 11.30-WBMD-Alr Mail From God 11.45-WBMD-A A. Allen WFBR-Money Cellini Hour WFBR-Mike James WEBB-Rockln' Robin 2.30-WSID-Mr. Show WBMD-Janiboree 3.00-WAYE-CB3 News; Muslcthon WBAL-News; Jay Grayson WITH-Jack Borbi WSIZ-Wally Horton WCAO-Paul Rodgera WWIN-Hot Rod 4.00-WAYE-CBS News WAQE-Sports Special WBMD-Ray Davis 4.1S-WAYE-Musicthon 5.00-WBAL-News; Jay Grayson WBAL-Explorlng the News 11.00-WFBR-News Report WCBM-News; Sport WBAL-Newst Spt: Wea WISZ-Bob Murphy WSID-Jaza 'til Dawn U.lS-WCBM-John Sterling WTOR-Musle Before 12 WBAL-Harley Show U.OO WFBR-Modern Jaw WCBM-Phila. Orchestra WCAO-A11 Night Show WITH-Mldnisht to Dawn Show WCBM-Dave Lindsay WWIN-Johnn-0-6how 1.30-WBAL-AU-Nlte 8how 8.00-Sievens In Stereo 9.00-Morning of Music ll-O0-Morning Melodies 12.00-Hieh Noon 2.00-Music in the Afternoon 8.00-Candlellght and Stiver 8.00-World of Musle 8.30-Evening In Stereo 10.30-Best of the Day l.OO-News-SIgn Off WBAL 1.00-Mornlng Pop Concert 2.0O-News; Afternoon Pop concert. 5.0O-Best of Broadwsy 0.00-News; Early Concert 8.00-Vocal Recital 8.30-Folk Music 9.00-Boston Symphony 11.00-News; Late Concert 12.05-Sign Off WITH 8-30-Wak dp With a Song 9.00-Moroing Melodlea 10.30-Adv.

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to 12 03 AM WITH 1043 me 24 hours day. WISZ 95.9 me 24 a day. WCBM 106.5 me 24 houra a day. WSID 9Z.3 me 6 A.M. to 1 A M.

WRBS 95.1 me 8 AM. to midnight. WCBC 105.7 mc 6 A.M. to midnight WFMM 93.1 me 6 15 A to 1.13 A WAQE 101.9 me 6 A M. to midnight WBJC 91.5 me 7 P.M.

to 11 PM. WCAO 102.7 mc 7 AH. to mldul a of i WBMD-Radlo Revival WAQE-Joe Aro Show 12.30WBMD-Worlo Tomorrow WFBR-Btll Jaeger Show 1.00.WAYECB3 News; Muslcthon WBAL-Bob Callahan WBAL-News; Grayson WAQE-Paul Berman WBMD-Ray Davis 1.30-WBMD Backstage Show 2.00-WCBM-Mllte March WAYE-CBS News; Muslcthon WBAL-News; Jar Grayson mus Show WFBR-Conference Call WCAO-Allan Field WBAL-News; Weather WCBM-News; Larry Walton WW1N-A1 Jefferson WAQE-Paul Harvey. News WITH-Ted Jaffee WEBB-Doug Douglass Show WSID-Eddle Morrison WBMD-Brotber Al WISZ-Norm Cannon J2.1S-WBAL-Bob Calla han Show many ways: picturesque pholog raphy, in the desert, along the Mediterranean shores, in many ports and places along the long route; fine acting by the princi pals, and the stars who did cameo roles and fast action comparable with that of the fictional series. E.

G. Marshall, Trevor Howard, Angie Dickinson were towers of strength. Princess Grace of Monaco appeared in a gracious introduction. Rita Hayworth, in a brief role as the beaten-down wife of the arch-villain (Gilbert Roland) was a stand-out. Eli Wallach provided some high-voltage drama in one long scene in which he impersonated an exiled American hoodlum.

The show was worth watching for the acting alone. Wisely, the part of the United Nations was played down, so that the film never seemed to be a preachment. At the same time, the dreadful effects of drug addiction were realistically mani fested. The Xerox Corporation, which underwrote the production, has good reason to be satisfied, on the whole, with the results. "The Man in the Square Suit," on ABC-TV Friday, was the kind of busted pilot which makes one wonder how in the world anybody ever believed that it had a chance to survive in this tough, competi-, tive market.

It was a patchwork of ideas borrowed from half a dozen series in various categories, ineptly acted, directed and pro duced. Yet some of those connected with the alleged comedy have pretty good records in television. Sermonette Agricultural World; Meaning of Communism Eyewitness The Three Stooges I Bob McAllister Show Let's Tell A Story General Hospital Ben Casey Supermarket Sweep ii ii The Dating Game Contact ii Eyewitness News Baltimore Movletime A Time For I's. ABC News Mike Douglas Show Where The Action Is Early Show Eyewitness News Leave It To Beaver Eyewitness Newsday Movie of the Week Eyewitness News This Proud Land News: Editorial ii i Focal Point; Generation C.G. Eyewitness Newsnlght I ii Merv Griffin Show Programs 6.00 (4) Newt 4 Washington 5 Woody Woodpecker (7) News Seven (9) Newsnlght 6.30 (4) Huntley-Brlnkley Report (5) The Texan.

6.45 (7) Peter Jennings With the News 6.58 (9) WTOP-TV EditoriaL 7.00 (4) News 4 Washington (5) Twilight Zone. (7) Littlest tlii ho (9) CBS News Walter Cronkite 7.30 (4) Hullabaloo (5) Zorro (7) 12 O'clock High 19) To TeU the Truth. 8.08 (4) John Forsythe Show (5) Route C6 (9) I've Got A Secret. S.30 (4) Dr. Kildare.

(7) LegeLd of Jesse James (9) The Lucy Show 8.00 (4) Perry Como Show. (5) Miss D.C. Pageant. (7) This Proud Land (9) Andy Griffith Show 8.30 (9) Hazel 10.00 (4) Run For Your Ufa (7) The Avengers (5) Boxing: Tiger m. Griffith (9) Talent fiiniiti 11.00 (4) Newt 4 Washington (5) To be announced (9) 11 P.M.

Rnxirt. 11.25 (9) The Late Show 11.30 (4) The Tonight Show (7) Movie Seven 12.00 (5) Faces and Placet In Newt. 12.10 (5) Law and Mr. Jones. 12 45 (9) Night Final 1 00 (4) News 4 Mtelbie 1.05 (4) Dimension Four (9) Meditailont; Weather; Sign Off.

1J3 Inspiration; Sign Off KVKN1NG Report 12.30 1245 1.00 1.15 1.30 The Woman's Angle II As the World Turns 1.45 2.00 2.15 2.30 145 Password House Party To Tell the Truth Dr. House The Fdge of Night 3.00 3.13 3.30 3 43 The Secret Storm Superman 4.15 4.30 4.45 Twilight Movie 8.00 5.15 5 30 5.45 8.00 8.15 6.30 J43 News Report CBS News, Walter Cronkite ANG1E DICKINSON A girl from U.N. cause. They evidently hoped to attract a large audience by means of these lurid melodramatic embellishments in order to call attention to an operation which is hideously, hellishly real. It told about the track followed by opium smugglers from the illicit poppy farms of Iran to the hooked victims, chiefly in the United States.

The same ground was covered, ably, in "The Business of Heroin," on CBS Reports in 1064. Despite efforts of the Iranian Government and the police along the route, in Monte Carlo, Nice and Marseilles, this evil traffic continues, thanks to the corruption made possible by enormous profits. In describing this prob lem The Poppy Is Also a Flower" vividly fulfilled its objective. Learning to Read The Today Show Good Newf a Science Everywhere Sparetlme Bowling Concentration Morning Star Paradise Bay Jeopardy Let' Play Post Office News Report Gypsy Rose Lee Virginia Graham Days of Our Lives The Doctors Call Another World Yon Don't Say The Match Game 8tu(l Mack and Myer Lloyd Thaxton Show Batman The Reporters and the Newg Ifcintley-Brinkley Report News; Sports; Weather To Promote Goodwill John Forsythe Show Doctor Kildare Perry Como Show Run For Your Life News Report; Weather Sports; One Man's Opinion The Tonight Show Moonlight Movie Off Denotes color programs (9) Dick Van Dyke Show (4) Jeopardy. (5) Big Movie.

(7 Donna Reed Show. (9) Love of Life. (9) Doctor's House Call. (4) Left Play Post Office (7) Father Knows Best. (9) Search for Tomorrow, (9) The Guiding Light.

(4) NBC News. 12.00 13.25 12.30 12.45 12.55 1.00 () PDQ. Ben Case ij newsoay. (9) WTOP-Tf Editorial 4) Let's Make A DeaL (9) 4 The World Turns. (4) NBC News Report.

(4) Days Of Our Uvea (5) Ann Sothern. (7) Confidential For Women. (9) Password. (4) The Doctors (5) Across the Seven Sea (7) A Time for lit. (9) Art Llnklettert House Party.

(7) ABC News. (4) Another World. (7) General Hospital. 9) To Tell The Truth. (4) Yon Don't Say (5) Bold Journey.

(7) The Nurses. (9) The Edee of Night. (4) The Match Game (5) Countdown CarnivaL (7) Never Too Young (9) The Secret Storm. (4) Newg Report (7) Beauty Spot. (4) Movie Four.

(7) Where the Action Ii (9) Early Show 5) Popeye and Captain Tngg. (7) Merr Griffin Oj I he lore stooges 1.28 1J0 1.53 2.00 l.3 2 55 3.00 3.30 4.00 4.23 4.30 1.00 l.3 WBMD-Sign off. WEBB-Slgn Off. WSID-SIgn Off 7.00-WBAL-News: Neal WITH-Bobby Dee WCAO-Kerby Scott WWTN-Kelson Fisher WISZ-Jay Mitchell 7.30-WBAL-World Newa 7.45-WBAL-BH1 Neal 8-00-WCBM-News; John Contlno 1.00-WCBM-News; John Sterllnz WBAL-April: Suicide Month 1000-WBAL-Bill Neal 10.30-WFBR-Conference WCAO-Paul Rodgera WCBM-News; Sound Off WFBR-World at 8 WITH-Jask Sorbi WISZ-Wally Horton WWIN-Hot Rod WEBB-Rockln Robin WBMD-Jamboree. WSID-Mr.

Show 4.15-WFBR-Jack Wheeler WCBM-John Contlno WBAL-Bports Parade S.30-WBAL-Business; Perspective WBMD-Rosary for Peace 6.45-Bill Neal Show. WAYE-Sign off. WAQE-Sign off. KM Programs Seven O'clock Final Weather; Sports; Headliners To Tell The Truth 7.00 7.15 7.30 7.45 WCBM 8.00 8.15 8.30 8.43 I've Got A Secret wThe Lucy Show 9.00 9.13 9.30 9.45 Andy Griffith Show Hazel 10.00 10.13 10.30 10.45 Boxing News Roundup; Weather Sports; Channel Theater 11.00 11.15 11.30 11.45 12.00 12.15 12.30 12.45 1.00 1.15 lJt 14 Sergeant BUko News; Bible Reading; Sign 4.30-Truth for Youth. 3.00-Candlellght and Silver.

t.OO-News and Good News. and Silver. 45 A Look at the Bible. 7.O0-News; Request Time. 10.00-New Testament LiBht.

10.13-Afterglow. 10.30-Haven of Rest. 11.00-News; Concert Hall. WCBC B.OO-Rlse With the Sun 7.00-Churches of God MS-Baltimore Baptist Assoc. 7.30-Gospel Light 8ervlce t.OO-Hamilton Full Gospel Church 8.1S-Keep Praisint 8.30-Strengtb For the Day t.4S-Chapel of the Air 9.00-Morning Sunshine 10.00-Voice of Deliverance 10.15-Llving Witness 10.30-Barnhouse and the Bible 11.00 Patter Read ll.lS-Radio Revival Hour 11.30-Gospel Hour 12 0O-Sacred Bym phony 12.13-Baltimore Baptist Assoc.

12.45-Msrch of Truth 1.00-Baltlmore Baptist Assoc. 1.15-PsycholotT for Living I. 30-Radlo Bible Hour 2.00-Afternoon Musle Hall 3. 00-Contliiued Stories 3.30-Quartet Time 4.00-Musle for Young at Heart 4.00-World News Serenade 7.00-Sportsmen'a Notebook 7.30-Evenlng Serenade Hour 10.00-Musical Heritage 10.4S-Storiea of Great Christiana II. Oo-Perspectlvet of tht Day WPMM Protramt from 8 AM till Sign Off art broadcast in 8tereo.

t.lS-AI Stevena Show S.OO-Slmulcast with AM Programs. 10 OO Larry Walton. 3.00-Mike March. S.OO-Slmulcast with AM Programs. 7.0o-Johnny Contlno.

12.00-Simulcast with AM Programs. WAQE Programs from 6 A.M. to 4.43 P.M. are the same as AM Radio. All pro-trams are broadcast in stereo.

4.4S-8ports Special 6.00-News; Musio for Dining 7.00-Instrumental Hour 8.00-Spotligbt. 9.00-stereo Samplers 10.00-N sht Bounds 11.00-Nlght Cap M.OO-Btgn Off WSID Programs from tt A.M. to 6 45 are the same at A.M. Radio. 4.43-Reggle Show WRBS 8.00-Devotlons; Rise and Shine.

7.00-News and Good News. 7.15-Rise and Shins. 7.45-The Bible and You. O.oo-Rise and Shine. t.30-Peter and John.

t.OO-Morning Chapel Hour. 30-News In Revelations. Har monies. 10.00-News; Bulletin Board. 10.13-Hymns for Inspiration.

to the Bible. 11.00-Hymns for Inspiration. 11.30-Especlally for Ladies. 11.45-The Word and Musle. 12.00-News: Musle for Dining.

1.30-Midday Melodies. 2.0O-Heart to Hearl 2.1S-Keys to Better Living. 2.30-Hesven and Home. 2.4S-Midday Melodiee 4.00-PsTcholosr for Living. 4.1S-Keyboard and Washington Television A ff.VVl I I I I 11 I i I Indicates Color Program 6.10 (4) News Report 6.15 (4) Look To This Day.

6 25 (4) Down To Earth (9) Morning Meditations. 6.30 (4) Education Exchange. (9) Sunrise Semester. 7.00 (4) Today. (9) Morning Report 7.05 (9) CBS Newt: Mike Wallace.

7.20 (5) Newsbeat 7.23 (7) World Newt. 7.23 (5) Today In Your Life (7) Daily Word 7.38 (5) Columbia Eeminan (7) Bozo Cartoon Show. (9) Morning Report. 7J (9) WTOP-TV Editorial. 8.00 (5) Romper Room.

(7) Claire tt Co Co. (9) Captain Kangaroe. 8.00 (4) Today With Inga. (5) Jack LaLanne Show. (7) Mike Douglas Show.

(9) Ranger Hal. .30 (4) Exercise With Gloria (5) wGypsy. 1.55 (4) Today In Washingtoa (9) Mid Morning Newt 10.00 (4) Eye Guess. (5) Morning Movie (7) Girl Talk (9) 1 Love Lucy 10 25 (4) NBC News. 10.30 (4) Concentration.

(7) Here's Barbra (9) The McCoys 11.00 (4) Morning Star (7) Supermarket Sweep, () Andy of MajberTf 11J8 (4) Paradise Bay (5) Cartoon Playtime The Dating. Gam. Station Identification AM Radio WBAL (NBC) 1090 ke 24 hours day. WAVE (CBS) 8G0 ke 8.1S AM. to 4 45 P.M.

WW IN (ABC) 1400 ke 24 houra day. WITH 1230 ke 24 hours day. WFBR 1300 ke 5.30 A ll to 1 A.M. WAQE 1570 ke 6 A.M. to 4.15 P.M.

WCAO 800 ke 24 houra a day. WBMD 750 ke 6.15 AM. to 6 13 VM. WEBB n0 ke 5 A.M. to 6 15 PM.

Vi ISZ 15M) ke 24 hours a day. WCBM K80 ke 24 hours a dav WSID 1018 kc. I A M. to 8.43 P.M..